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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Senator Smith to
Address Assembly
On Taxation Laws

Senator Hoke Smith will address a
joint meeting of the Senate and
House Of Representatives Friday. He
arrived in Atlanta Thursday and in
the afternoon enjoyed his first real
rest Of many months.
The address win embrace a general
discussion of the work ahead of the
Democratic party in Congress and the
question Of tax reform in Georgia.
Senator Smith win remain in At
lanta until the first Of next week,
when Re will return to Washington.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
She Slaps Children;
Women Convict Her

PETALUMA. CAL July 1S.-A
jury of twelve women convicted a
woman, Mrs w. S Waldorf. upon a
charge Of battery here. This is the
first jury of women that ever tried
case in Sonoma County.
Mrs. Waldorf was accused of hav-
ing slapped a neighbours children. The
jury was out less than an hour.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
America Gets 94,l76
From British Isles
Special cable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, July 1S.-The emigration
statistics for the United Kingdom for
The year ended March 81 last show that
G56 ,s55 emigrants went 10 non European
countries. an increase Of z2,0co over the
previous highest total, which was that
for the year 1907
The number Of those who went to the
United States was 94.t76. The immigra-
ton from America in the same period
was $3.50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Widow Marries
Husbands Nephew
Special cable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PARIS. July 18.-Mrs. Ara bella d.
Huntington, widow of the late Coils
p Huntington, the multi millionaire
American railroad builder. was mar
ried in the American Church to Henry
e. Huntington, a railroad man, of
New York and Los Angeles, Cal.
The bridegroom is nephew of his
wife's first husband,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Fine Time Awaits
Solons in Augusta

Georgia legislators will travel with
light hearts to Augusta Saturday,
where they will be entertained by the
While in Augusta the question of
making an appropriation for the State
Hospital will be taken up
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Seeks $4,000 for
State Fair Prizes

4 plea for $4,000 appropriation
for prizes at the Georgia State Fair
at Macon was made before the APP
propriations Committee Of the House
Thursday afternoon by John T, VIII
liams, president Of the State Agricul-
tural Society
agriculture is our vital and pivo-
tai industry" he declared Every
dollar of this appropriation viii be
spent within the State and will repay
the State a thousandfold."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Science Seeks New
Light on Numbers

PHILADELPHIA, July l8.-"What
is number" the mathematician OF
the University Of Pennsylvania want
to know.
Where does number begin and
end?"
In an effort to answer this all-im-
portant question the university will
send an expedition to the headwa-
ters of the Amazon to learn what
the aborigines know of No. l. This
for starter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Thursdays 81 Mark
For Heat Threatened

with a record temperature of SO
degrees at s o'clock. as registered by
Uses to go Thursday one better along
heat lines. According to all signs,
Thursdays high mark Of 81 degrees
probably will be broken by at least
one degree.
The weather man says there is lit
tie prospect Of rain for several days,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Mrs. Robert Goelet
Takes Up Painting

NEWPORT. July 1S.-Mrs Robert
Goelet is becoming an adept at paint
ing in Oil, occasionally visiting the
studio of Henry Clews, Jr. which is
being used by Elijah Baxter. a clever
painter of Newport.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
Broken Neck Mended;
Ice Cream Kills Him

MARINETTE, WIS, July 1s-After
surprising the medical world by re-
covering. after his neck was broken
in a runaway accident several weeks
ago, Hiram Reeves. head of a rural
telephone company at Oconto. is dying
Of ptomaine poisoning from eating ice
cream.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
FRENCH FLYER KILLED.

PARIS, July 1S.-Lieutenant Chaig
ron, Of the aerial corps Of the French
army, was killed at Chalons to-day
when his monoplane buckled 400 feet
in the air
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
So, 100000 an Ounce
Is Paid for Radium
Special Cable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Cable 70 The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, July lS.-It is reported thar
the German emissaries who came to
London seeking radium have bought
every available gramme Of the British
supply, which is only an eighth Of the
quantity wanted. They paid cash down
The present price Of radium is equiv
alent to 81 400, 600 an ounce.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
cARBUNcLE CAUSES DEATH.

Pike County died at St. Joseph's In
Urinary where he was brought for
treatment for a carbuncIe on his neck.
He was one Of the foremost citizens
Of GAINESVILLE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

adams Clay" IS more than a
story. It's a study Of the sex ques-
ton that is receiving the thought Of
the worlds deepest students. Cosmo
Hamilton deals with it In a frank,
graphic, compelling way. Don't miss
the first chapters in Sundays Ameri-
can a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Atlanta and
Georgia-Local thunderstorms
Friday and probably satur-
day, except generally fair in
northwest portion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
100000 Bushels Of
Wheat in One Cargo

1 DULUTH, MINI. July 1s-The
largest cargo of wheat ever loaded
at the American head of the lakes
was taken out on the steamer Will
liam P. Snyder-464. 900 bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
frost CUT GEORGIA PEACH YIELD.
BUT QUALITY AND PRICE ARE HIGH
Shipment of Crop in Full Swing.
Fruit Expert Says 1t Is
the Best Ever.

The movement of what is reported
as the best crop of peaches ever
grown in Georgia is now in full swing
up and down Peachtree street and
via railroad to the East.
H. B. Marks, secretary manager of
the Georgia Fruit Exchange, who
claims to know all about peaches
that is. the edible kind-declared
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Wos be MDbiIiiirung Der Irr'ee
Seitsrrtih toitete.
General 81 Duen Sang gum Wiess
yrGiiosntsn ber Gbinsiiiasn
Repubiit srpdblt.
Die Gage in Werito.

pisprds Yegras, Utery q.
Gitober. Obne einen Shub ab3u>
feuern, beiest.H ipdt an Oisnitas
2pahmittas bic Resierunsstrn2pen
= tebros Resros. bic bisberige 5anpts
,,sabt bsr Ronitituiiunaliiten. uno bas
nit erreihts Der iieersihe Uearit bes
Generals Waab burd ben Giaat eoas
builu, ben 6eimatbsitdat Wenuitidno
Garrapas, Elm gnbe.
Ueit 4usnohme bon pier Rahsugs
Isrn, Die BON Resisrunss aaDalleris
niebergebausn puroen, als lie ner!lihs
ten, iiber bic Gren5e 5u enttommeH.
marihirien ale 9ruppen Der Honititus
iionnliiten. bic iid nod in pieoras
gliearos befanben, bei osm 5eraHnas
ben Der ResierunsstruppsH in fusitlis
der Rihtuns bappH. Sic muroeH
niht psrfolst. Die Reeisrunastrnppen
nahmen BON ben neutrality-suspicious.
Der aonititutionaliIten geiiB. @dbe
renb Der glaht fpuroe bic Stdbt Don
Jruppen abpatrpuiairt, uno es bsrritt
polIftdnoise Rube.
Wdbreno bic aonIiitu:iMaliiieE ubs
soeen, berrihie cine pon:t unter ben
Nepobnern Der Staoi. bic mad Der ins
ternationalen Bride eilisn. Wsehrersn
5auieno perfonen ipurbe ssitatiet.
iibsr Die grense mad eagle Dab 5u
iommen, lie tpurben nber BON 3ruopn
nad qogern aubsshaIb Der Stabt ss-
fcrtirt.
Die Rafridt iiber ben Slnius Der
repoluiiondren 8epesuns ipartn am
4beno piberiprehenbsr Ratur. Ginias
DepeIhen heutetsn an, Dab Die Hsbe. !
len arm.e aussinanbergeiprenat uno
tntmutbisi iei. ipabrsno anoere De-
taupien. bab bic perihisoenen Irups
penobibilungen nod intait iino uno
oui einen semeiuiamen punit sumars
Itiren. po bic 4rmss fir cine neue
4ampagns reorganirt ipe-beH ioa. aIlos
nntolpa uno Guotro Giereaas. i'm
mittlsren 1bxils bes Gtantes Goabui-
la, finb nod i'm geiib Der aonitiiuiios
naliiten, unb bic piftige Sinot Tor>
recn foli nun AUDI bon ben acnltitus
iionnliIten eingsnommsH poroen iein.
Die Der. Staaten Wili.drbeb0rDen
in GasIe DAB rperben ioFor. Zen @sn.s
raj Maab prdnsen. oaB Ct seeiansir
Mubrtse!n gum Sfus bon setsn uns'
Gigenihum anorone. biz bic ftdotiiGe
UsrlpaIiuHs BON piebras Nesras re-
prgnnifirt rpsrben tam.
Gafbineton. .. g.. Z. 81
Vahrihten aus Werito sufUlgs. i.
bier eingetroifsn iiRo. lauitn oahir.
oab pando Willa uHb iein sifries
Qorps poH aonitiiuiiCnsliitsn aus
Santa NoIalia eniidmsn. shs bic RE-
gieruassiruppsn unier GjsneraI Cairo
bort antomen, uHo bab bic arurpsn
iih In fiioliher Ni6tung suriidScssn.
bic Gifenbabn 3eritorenr. Jriher.
Nnnrihten lantssfn. bnb panho 9i!la
aslnldgsn iporbsn lei unb ftine Srap.
pen ii1 In bic Dtrgs sefliintet bditen.
Weragrua. Wsriio. Z. Gttobsr.
Mmeritaniine Wintnlents. bic pom
Etaate Duronao der anatfommen
iina. ertl6rsE. bab Die Nesierungsfoi.
totensxs& aumsni& &li&sS boMisn az
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% a bre8 gsi6i4tden.

Sin ruILihsr Stuoent fragt isineu
oeutihen 6reuuo, mas oenn eiasntIidV
Die Repensart rer bat Shtpeln aehabt"
beoeute uno erfGbrt boB IN oieiem
Taue rShrpein" 10 oiel belize mie
,8liid". 9ulo Durduf pirb er BON
pem Batter oes 9sutiaeu 3u einem
6ausbal aelaoen. uno i'm 2dufe 6es
ubenos fraot i6n Der S1ausherr: Run,
lneiu lteber G}abrtIoptrih, haben Sie
ihpn mai nit meirer Sohter qez
tnnst2" - 8rpmpt ertpioert Der RuITe:
,Iein, oas Shpeiu babb' i1 nod
H!at ssha65t!"
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Weetifon unD gareoulo b
Idlulbia befuHoen.

.Restifon uno Garsoulb
idulbis btfuHoen.
gIeoelano. s., Z. St. - 6.
g. Neetiion, ron RapolsOn. aubitor
con 6enrp gountn. uno ). .. Gar.
aoulo, Elm golititer bon QtroH. Ohio,
puroen am 4beno Don elmer Surp
ihuloia befuroen. Den 8eriuh gemaht
All baben, Referenoum petitionen
iiber bic Warnsr uuo ailpatrid
S.eusresiebe aus ben gureaur Der
Ghio Gqui.n afIoeiaiion 81 febIsn.
Die 8eIhDorenen fpar.u Srpei Stuns
ZEN lana in 8srdtbuug.
Der pro3eB mar Isit Disnitds po@
r:aer Wche i'm 0or9s. Wleetnon mar
eneetldat, in ber Ratt ees 2. Guguf
in Die 9ureaur Der Gquitp aRociation
einasbrpfsn 81 ieIn.
Die NnDdlie Der beioen Wldn1!r
Issllten iofort sinsn antra9 auf o.
tudhruaq zines nsuen prpseies. 3is
qraumente oariiber iino auf nGtitsH
Samfaa angeiegt.
9eItdnpiqe StraBeHrdus
ber.
Stouington, Conn.,, Z. Git
0alter 4rnol0 uno sspIspb Rufelc.
ebemaliae Qngeiislts Der QmericcH
gelpet gompaHp, habeu am 3!sHItas
rergplissi stRcsitanoen. eoB lie ss ma
reH, bic am lloHtag 8ormittag aarl
u. apelb, ben 3abImeiiter Der &oms
pGanie. iiberfielsn ano um $4,000
beraubten. Tas Gslo mar bertits am
Montaa pieoererlauSi uoroen. Tie
bsiNn MGnu:r Isatsu oas GeitdnbH:B
na6 eintm langeH iharfsn 9erbcr
alb. sic Duroen beibe beg StraBeRs
raubes angetIagt.
Sum 2esg on W Worb.
Gbieaeo. 81, z. Sttober. SRI.
Spa aeeqion, Die 9ilohaueriH. eerea
nadie 2,ite am Sonntag Worgen ou'
Der prairis. rpeitIicb bon bier, seruns
ben puroe, tpuroe getootet. pobrene
lie einem Reaer 8ioerftano lsiitete.
Der lie beraubte, ndhoenr er. ne inter
Dem 9eriprehsn zines Engagements
dls srant.npfleserin an bic Staot.
arense aelodt bate. GiRs mar an
ateno bic 4nIidt Ger poiiSsi
| Sine gplosne llbr nit osn Snitiaten
| I. :. M., bic 5rl. 2sesion gsborte,
lpurbe am Rahmittag in sinsm pfauos
leikrgeihGFt i'm Qsaeroiitritt nuisss
| funoen. Die poIi3ei bat cine genau.
geihreibung oss Regers. Der bic llhr
periesi bat, uno aapt. 5elpin, Der
gbef oes Tstettip BUREAUS. slaub;.
oab e. balo sslingen tpiro. ben WIarr
gu perboftsr. Der pfanbls;ber be-
idrieb Den Geiettips audi Elm tIeiRss,
isiaes Msiisr nit nenielb.n SnitiaIen.
oas Der Nsgsr sbsuiaas 81 perpfdncsn
perfuhte.
Bon ben Geb0roen Der llnipsriitdt
BON gbicaao paros in gffabruna oes
bratt. DaB s5rl. 2sssfoa am 8. De,
3smfsr 1880 in Wlutato. Usinn.. aes
borsn spurns. Sis trat i'm Suli 1909
in bic lInineriitdt eiu, 10 iis alte
orientaliite 8eihi1te subiri.. 9or<
1
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Q on QtncoIu Sea # 3 4eros
plan perlsbt.

ROdeiter 81. o., 7. Ottober
Gincoln 8ea6p, Der 4piatiter, iI0g
am OienitQg Jta6mittaq, ais er in Der
Rdbe Don 6ummonOspprt munDprirte.
3u nieDrig uno ieine Wlaidine traf
Hutb uno 6elen S0iloretb. I06ter pOn
8. Z. 6iloretb bon Jieu Yort. Die
@ritsre Durbe getDotet Gno bic 2e3:ere
tOotlta berleBt.
geehp bate bic &ontroae liber Ieine
WaI6ine perloren unD bieie fegfs cine
Qn3abl 2eute bon einem 8aG,e hcrab,
Don bem aus fie ieinen 5yIuq 5eoba6t:t
batteu. Rutb 9iloretb iiel auf etn
4utomobil uno iie erIitt sineu Sdd=
oelbrud. Inter oenienigsn, nie laiht
perleBt wuroen, befanpen It'd bic Geutz
nants Rit)aroion uuo 9eQinger D0T
Ser. Staaten 5liegertorps uUo 8ea9p
ieIbit.
0ds ltngliit srsignete iib am Sauz
ia See, no geahp, ben 5run501e1 Yes
gOuo nahahmeHo, iib in Der 2ufI
iiberIhIagen poute. 8iele Qelts fyatz
ten iib eingsTunosn, um oem SGaus
ipIel 5u3uieben. lin beiler iebeu 81
t0nHeH. paren bic 6rduleIR5 5ILoretb
Iuno Die Sffi3iere auf bas Dad zines
tlsinen Gebduoes getlsttsft, nas oi,
apiatiter ais 9aup4uartisr beEu3.
ten.
gead9 bette bic Sffi3iere ertanrt
uno feline U}aihine gum momeutonen
9ruB obpdrts geneigt. 9as 2teroz
plan flog bis gum Gnoe oes Slug
PLACES, ofsbte I'm uno tam 3uriit. SIS
| Iih Die WaThine iiber hen SfiisisreR
Iuno ben iungen 8ameu befdno. neigte
ite fi5 ndd unteu uno lam 10
otdt an Die Geute beraH, baB ale pom
Dad bsruntergsfegt nurOen. Das
aeroptln ihIuo oanu um uuo fiel su
gooen. Dir Wlaiaine puroe sait gang
3eritprt.
Rutb 5tIbret6 mar beIinnunasIo3,
ais anbere 3uihauer iie erreiaten, uno
glut floB aus elmer tieFen Wuroe am
Gopfe. Qub inre ShpeIlsr mar be-
iinnungsIos. Die beipen Seutnruts
paren cber i'm Stanoe, iid 3u crhez
ben. 9orotbp 5iloretb brad eineu
Irm unb Elm getn uno bat aud rielz
leltt innsre 9erlesunger erlitten.
Der 3uitanb lit Elm tritiiher. Die
2eutnunts 9ulinqer uno RidaroIon
tumsn nit abihurTungen oapon, Die
Hiht qefdhrli6 finp.
Rutb 0iqoretb mar unqefd6r 90
| Sabre aft uno ihre Shpeiter lit snei
! Sabre iiinaer. Seit elmer geibe Don
sSSGhren tameu lie na6 Geuta, ga,
lpp QB. e. 0iloretb cine Sommernpbz
nuna bat.
| gB. 6. 6iloret6 mar frii6er grdiiz
cent Der alien 8reslin 6ptel So. in
NeD port. Gr III ieBt grGIioeut elmer
A}etn aompaqnie in llrbdna, q. g.,
no bic sSamilie ebeufaQs eine Som.
merpohnung hut.
I5iIfe fir Rome briraers
/ erp mi DIT.
| Rome, 4lasta, Z. Sttp6er. 9et
Sturn ldbt iebt noh. 9rei 2eider
Oon llRbetanntsn 1ino ans 2anb ge.
It)lpemmt ipcroen. Fiinfbunbert Ser.
Ionen iino pboatIos.
| Der Wfanor 9corae q. sSpnes BAL
einen @uTruf srlaiisu, in oem um 6ilit
fir Die 10 idhtper oeingeiudten qebeter
ntrb. Die fpegen 0es hsraunahenber
8inters uuber Stanoe iino, iicb isIbf
| su helfen.
| 0es 9utteumor anges
| fldot.
| Sreebpm, sc. s., Z. Stt.-Srar
| 9eiiie 5hadfpro. % Sabre aft, ii
| dier nuf Die Mnfluge bin nerhafte
porSeH, in ser GaG. oss 80. Sep
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enttpafinsn. 2ils bisIe iih ipioerIeB.
ten. purbe bas aan3e Dorf pernihtst,
72 ptrionsn. oarunier ssrauen uno
ginner. ipurbeH in Elm baus eings@
ipsrrt unb Isbenbia perbrannt. Meb=
rere anoere 9orisr puroen slsitfulls
rsrbranns, nahbsm bic IsrbiIhen
fsreiih1ren bic game ginipohnerihdft
mi. ihrer 9aionetten ilmsebraht bait
ten. sn pielen Dorfsrn Der llmgebun5
ron Dlhasoipn uno Spef tpurben alls
Ginpobner ermorost, bic 6duier rers
tronnt. oos Dcrf ooIis serf0rs.
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Detterberi4t.

Sir Ohio, Snbiana unb bas
iD<itlide penninlpanien: Iriibes Wets
ter an Wlitiipoh uno Dcansritu3.
G1pohe psr1noerlife Winbe.
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Cincinnati. geittpo6. ben 8. ottober 1913.

ber, i'm Sabre 1889, graouirts iie bon
Der Wlilnaufeer 0ormdlffule.
Gin Bib bon Sobn Sliner. einem
sbcmaliqen farbiaen 3uftbausitrdf.
ling. tpuroe bon oem pfanoleiher ais
oasieniae Der perion ioentifiairt, Die
ihm bic llhr Fri. Geesfons perpfdnbet
hdt.
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Concentration gesen ben io3ialil!i'
ihen Mapor bon St. Warps, 8.
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gerbaitet uno baben nudJ ifon Ell
GeitanoniB abgeIegt.
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lie ganoiten, bic ben aaiiirer Der
glnericon geluet so. in Sto.
nington, Conn, beraubt,
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sineoln 2seadp
Seruriaht nit ieinem Aerpplan
bel Hpheter, N. o.,
Elm. aataitrppbe.
Wiit Seiner w,sId1Ine feste CT cine
alnsabl Sente boa einem
Sa1 berab.
llnb 5rl. 9utb Silbret9 bon Ner
Yort purbe babel gst0otet ua0
i6re Sdpeiter 9orOtb9 tOotlia
berleBt.
3pei Cffiaiere bonn 5Iis9erforps ta'
men nit tst6ten 9ertegungen baz
BON.
2tufruf our 5ilfeleiituns fir Hore,
2lldsfa.
Sunge 5rau in 5riepman, q. g., bss
8attenmoroes an9stldgt,
~
Ridtsr Sumpbries Don 5eott!e, ,8oI6,,
-~N>-

Die er tpegen MiB1dtung ieinsr Per
ion bate einiperren lafen.
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Ger Rapor tpdre beinaHe gelpndt'
iuoroen.
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Jn(anegclcgrap0
G. C. lOee6uoa un0 J. ].
GargOu(O,
eSm GlenelanS, Sbis idnlois
befunben einen Serind ses
niadt 81 baben,
->91e~-
Heferenbnm petitioaea BON Der
Cbio 9anitB Mffoeiation sn
ffeblen.

Die G6icagoer goli5ei auf Ser Spur
oes Naoroers bon SRI. 2eegion.
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Der 0eoroer ioa ein 9te9er uno e6e-
maliger 3uf,tbansitrdTling iein.
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Ger ernieiesen in Cbio.
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Wsit Seiner w.sidIne feste CT etne
9lnsabl Sente bon eimem
Sa1 berab.

Sunge 5rau in 5rieomat, 81. g., bes
8attenmoroes an8etldgt,
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Sntldbt idmmtlihe 81 gerionen aus
oem 0efdngnib,
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The Washington times., 1913-01-02
ANNUAL RECEPTION
|. At CONGRESSIONAL
CLUB A SUCCESS
Official, Business, and Social
Circles Well Repre-
sented.

The annual New Year reception at the
Congressional Club was held yesterday
from 2:3cs to o'clock at the club
house. 14a2 X street northwest. Mrs
E. w. Roberts, president of the club
was at the head Of the receiving line
assisted by Mrs. E. d. Crumpacier, OF
Indiana; Mrs. William R. Smith OF
Texas; Mrs. ]. B. Henderson, Of this
city; Mrs, William p. Borland, of Mis-
souri,. and Mrs. John N. Garner. OF
Texas.
Among the young women who smiled
welcome at the guests OF the day were
the Misses Jane Ausin, Helen Blatch-
field. Inez HALEY, Ansina Jones. Ethel
Lloyd, Hazel Roberts. and Barbara
Stephenson. Among the guests were
Secretary of State Knox. Secretary of
the Navy Meyer, Secretary Of the In
terrier Fisher, Gen. Leonard Wood,
Chief Justice White. and Others.
A. the punch bowl. which was in the
midle dining roon7 of the clubhouse.
were Mrs. Charles z. Townsend, of
Michigan; Mrs. Fred Dennert.- of North
Dakota: Mrs. Frank II. Briggs, of
Maine; Mrs. Stanley H. Deal. Of Ala,
bama; Mrs. Porter ]. McCumber, Of
North Dakota, and Mrs. Rufus Hardy,
of Texas. Those who presided at the
dining tables In the drawing room in
The Washington times., 1913-01-02
BOY
APPOINTED PAGE
FOR THE SENATE
Washingtonian Is Youngest
Ever Named for Position
At Capitol.

Douglas A. Seeley, a ten-year-old
Washington boy. has been appointed q
page in the United States Senate. His
friends are all congratulating him today
on the Christmas present which Uncle
Sam sent him.
He Is a simon-pure District product.
having been born and raised here, and
is the only support Of a blind grand
mother. He Is an orphan. and has de-
yeloped an unusual fund of self-re-
lance for 50 young lad.
At night he attends the Franklin
School, and Is determined not to let
his new duties interfere with his edu-
cation, being confident he can handle
both without neglecting either. He OBJ
tanned his place in the Senate through
the friendship of Senator Works Of Cali
fornia
The Washington times., 1913-01-02
MAN IS MURDERED
In A VACANT LOT
Detectives Seek Person Who
Threw Stone at Uniden-
tilted Victim.

With his skull crushed by a large
stone, an unidentified colored man about
thirty-five years old, was found uncon-
scious early today in vacant lot In
Twenty-seventh street, between. F and
G streets northwest. and taken to the
Emergency Hospital where he died q
short time later.
The man was dressed only in his un-
derclothing and a sweater. The police
hope to learn his identity by means
Of laundry marks on his wearing APP
parel 1t is thought he got into an al
tercation in some house In the neigh
borhood and was chased to the lot
where he was struck with the stone
and killed.
Six Central Office men, as well as q
number Of police of the Third precinct,
made a canvass of the colored residents
of "Foggy Bottom" where the man was
killed, but could learn Of no trouble
having occurred In any Of the houses.
The Washington times., 1913-01-02
Chimes Greet New Year
With "How Dry / AMI

MERIDEN, Conn. Jan: 2-2As re-
suit of an early morning Incident
Meriden pastors feel it necessary 10
urge upon their parishioners closer
acquaintance with the music OF their
hymnals.
When the chimes of st. Paul's Uni
yersalist Church rang out midnight
greeting to the new year many citizens
were startled 20 hear from the church
bells a tune which they recognized is
How Dry / Am"
Horace Doolittle. chime master, when
demonstrated with by a trustee of the
church, denied the accusation indignant
Iy. What he played, he said, was the
old familiar church hymn, 20 Happy
Day.. S-as'y. = e -" Z
The Washington times., 1913-01-02
WOMEN'S TAILORS
WARNED OF THIEF
Man Takes Diamond Brooch from
Establishment of Henry
Muller.

women's tailors in the northwest Sec
tion of the city were warned today
against a clever thief who obtained a
$65 diamond brooch from the establish
ment Of Henry Muller, ILL Seventeenth
street northwest The man. who Is a
German, called at Mufier's place and
said he wanted to wait for two women
who were coming to order some clothes.
When Muller returned to the reception
4, room the man had disappeared and TAX
en- the brooch from the mantle piece
Two show cases were broken open
last night. according to reports to the
police today -sss.-srsz -
A case IN front OF the store of Harry
Kaufman, 1922 Seventh. street north
west. was forced open and several pairs
of gloves stolen. The show case In front
of the store of f. Rosenthal, 3l22 M
street northwest, was smashed and sew
eral articles of wearing apparel stolen.