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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
LARGE AND MERRY PARTIES
PLANNED AT DRIVING CLUB

The Piedmont Driving Club, which
is always the center of a very de-
lightful social life, will be the scene
of some brilliant entertaining in the
next few weeks. Already plans have
been perfected for the dinner dance
which win be given at the club during
grand opera week, when more than
500 guests will be entertained As the
capacity of the club would be taxed
by a greater number, the list has been
closed. Visitors from far and near
will be among the guests, and the af-
fair will be one of the most brilliant
of opera week
Another very large affair which will
be given will be the reception which
Forrest Adair Will give May IL for
500 Shriners.
Four hundred prominent bankers
will be entertained at the club on
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Parties for Montgomery Visitors.

TdrtIeS TOT montgomery VISITORS.
A series of parties has been planned
Tor Mrs. Ray Carlton, of Montgomery,
who is visiting Mrs, Walter G. Smith
in West End Mrs. Frank Winecoff
gave an informal bridge party of two
tables for her Wednesday afternoon,
and Miss Lebie Ewing will give an in
formal bridge party for her Thursday
morning. Miss Alma Downing will
tender her a box party at the For
syth Saturday, and she will be honor
guest in the box party which Miss
Bettye Fudge will give Tuesday at
the Lyric.
Mrs. Clarke Frazier and others are
planning informal parties for her.
Mrs. Carlton was special guest
Tuesday morning when her hostess
entertained her bridge club and an
extra table of guests,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
cHILDREN,s PICTURES.

our 81 Kodaks VIII catch that cum
ming expression Of your child We fo
fine developing Out-of-to~n orders
specially John J.. Moore e Sons,
az North Broad street Grant Build
ing ADVERTISEMENT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Allies Make Progress

LONDON, October / .--Nssociated Press by
Federal Wireless)--The British and French troops
engaged in the task of turning the German right
wing have made very considerable progress, ac-
cording to official adyces from the front, but the
report of disorganizaton among the Germans I'M
der General Won kIuk are not substantiated. The
German line has been pushed back, however, and
is now at right angles with the center and left
being put on the defensive everywhere.
!. BERLIN SAYS lNDEClSlvE
An official statement from Berlin summarizes
the situation up to noon yesterday as follows:
On our right indeCishe battles are taking place.
4 Between the rivers Disc and Meuse the situa
ton is generally quiet.
"The French have made new assault along
the line from Verdun to TouL
"The bombardment of Antwerp has begun"
FRENCH OFFICIAL STATEMENT
Early yesterday the French war ministry made
public the following statement of the situation:
"The western turningmoyement against the
Germans Is developing northWard rapidly. The
German attack on Tracy-le-Mont has been re-
pulsed with heavy loss. r. s.z...
ION the center, from Reims to the Mouse, the
situation is relatively calm. Between the forest
Of Argonne and the river Mouse we have made
slight progress. Ea,fh .tae.-a t."2
Several battles are taking place in the Woevre
district where we have advanced several points,
notably east OF ST Mihlel. la W.
The situation in Lorraine and VosgcS is un-
changed" ...,.s 80
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
lanes +. Hughes DOdges Con-
tempt Of Court But Is
Arrested Again
N From Thursday Advertiser.l

James y. Hughes, a chauffeur, ap.
peared before Judge Whitney early yes
terday afternoon to answer for con
tempt Of court. lie was given the
choice Of paying oighty-seven dollars
of which twenty-four dollars was ali.
niony to his wife, Elmira NJ. Hughes
who rs suing him for divorce, fifty dol
lars as temporary attorneys fees to tn,
wife's attorneys, and thirteen dollars
costs Of court, or going to jail Tor thirty
days,
In company with n number Of coprt
officials, Hughes visited some Of hi
friends in Iwilei and finally raised tn,
required amount, which he paid Il
Clerk John Marcallino and Deputy
Clerk A., X. Aona. 'f- q ...a+ sft
shortly after making his peace will
Jpdge Whitney, Hughes was ARRESTED
'on charge Of needless driving. Hi
machine, Hughes driving, a couple o.
days ago ran over the carriage Of tn,
Hawaiian legless newspaper boy, VIII,
holds forth at the corner OF Fort ans
King streets. On this charge the cbauf
fenf was released on Twenty-Five dollar
hail lie will answer this morning be
fore Police Judge Monsarrat.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
VODKA IS BARRED
|. FROM ALL RUSSIA
Prohibition Of Sale Of Liquor
AIreadYlHas Splendid Moral
Effect Upon Slavs

PETRooRAD, october /. ~ tAsscci.
ated Press by Federal wireless) The
government has ordered that tho pro.
hibition Of the salo Of vodka be made
permanent. II was originally ordered
at the outbreak Of hostilities for the
period Of the var
Tho suppression Of the sale Of this
liquor has tremendously improved tho
condition OF the country II Is report
cd that the southern peasantry has been
regenerated within this snort time TO
a startling extcnt
Not only Is the Improvement noted
among the country people, but a change
Il noted in the cities as well
RUSSIANS SEIZE KAIsER's STOCK
LONDON, October !. - Associated
Press by Federal Wireloss) Tho Star
Petrograd correspondent says that the
Russians have seized Kaiser wilhelm s
FLOODED stock farm at Romthtcft, East
Prussia. and presenter II TO tho Rus.
sian agricultural institute, the animals
to be distributed under the direction
Of the institute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
WINGS or TEUT0N
ARMY CRuMPLE
IN BATTLE
Line Of Allies Reported To
Be Advancing Gradually
and Steadily, While British
and French Husband Lives

PARIS, October l.--(Associated Press by Fed
eraI WlreIessl An official statement Of the stu
alton along the Aisle was made at the warFmin-
istry last night reporting continuous fighting but
small change Of Importance.
The one material change in the situation is
the Allies advance south Of WoeYre, where the
French have occupied Seicheprey and taken up
an advanced position on the slopes Of Rupt de
Mad IA. Ge
GERMAN SUPPLY BASE THREATENED
late report from the battlefront says that
the nineteenth day Of fighting closed with the
Allies continuously engaged with the enemy along
the entire one hundred and fifty miles Of front,
gaining on both wings and holding the enemy in
place on the center.
The gradual but steady; advancing Of the
Allies line has now placed the German supply
base Of General Won MoItke, established at juni-
vile, almost midway between Rems and YOU
tiers, in pFecarious position, in danger Of
capture.
Both German wings are folding back on the
center, leaving a oophoIe for the retirement of
the German army Of invasion by way Of Rethel.
The Allies are apparently satisfied with the
results Of their manelNering in forcing the Ger
mans back and are outstanding lives, no frontal
attacks being permitted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
.BOURBONS DECIDE I
|. TO HAVE HARMONY
Municipal Lights Clean eaiY on
Democrats at Star Cham
Der Powwow
fFrom Thutsday Advertiser.

A thing which has always been re.
gsrded as paradox among seasoned
politicians "a harmonious Democratic
meeting-was held privately last night
in the chamber Of the supervisors,
where the municipal lights CLEANED
gaily on blonde and brunette scalps.
The meeting lasted number Of
hours. There was scattering Of
speeches, applause aud commendatory
grunts from those whose hands we're
in their pockets. The keynote of all
speeches was harmony--harmon among
the candidates and the Democratic par
tymen.
John Wilson,. campaign manager, was
present. He was the one who called
the meeting. He spoke ON behalf Of
harmony. Senator James l.. Coke was
present. He spoke for harmony, too.
i. L. MeCaGdlesy, Manuel fSchoeo, Win
Miles, Lester Petrie, Mayor Fern, Prof.
William Bryan, aToo Bad lack Kala!
kieia, Sheriff Rose, John Markham,
William II, McClellan and about two
dozen others were present ,t
They spoke OF the length Of the com,
ing campaign, but only in parcnthesis
in the general discussion on harmony;
and McCandless argued warmly against
splitting the ticket, saying that TO do
that would mean all Republicans in
Office II was quite a meeting
Soon after the Democrats assembled
a motion was made that IL be an execu.
tive session. And executive session Il
was, and only Democrats were perm I.
ted to remain in the public building.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
This Is a Question That Has
Some Of the Candidates
Fast Be Ears

They are having many lengthy dis.
clssions these days in the municipal
building on the primary hay, and who
IS and who is not elected under it.8RA
In the arguments yesterday, which,
as usual, turned on the interpretation
Of Section Sixteen, the point was
brought up that no one knew how
many votes had been east in the pfi.
mary, and, therefore, under one intef-
probation of Section Sixteen, no ono
could say who got the majority Of
votes east. pF"sh ~.
Section Sixteen provides that any
candidate getting the majority Of the
votes cast shall be elected to Office in
the primary. ., -. 'H,.r a..s .. ..
'' No Chance to Determine
How many votes were castf E..' -
No one eau say for this reason: I'm
der the law all records of the election
the ballots, ete.--everything but thf
bare SUMMARY which Is sent the county
clerk shall be put in a sealed packet;
and this packet cannot be opened ex
cept by. order of court. F,'..... .. .
The only way possible of finding the
number of votes polled in each pre-
einct is by opening these packets.
. Under one Interpretation of Section
Sixteen such course would no doub,
be necessary. This Interpretation il
that to he elected at the primary, one
must get majority of all the votes
cast, not only the majority of vote,
.a,4 e. that No ,fa.,..ta,. ,.gf;ss III =, ., 20
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Church Federation viii Fight
Announced Plan Of consolid-
ated Amusement Company
lFrom Thursaay Adyertiser.

II
: Steps were taken by the Church
Federation at meeting yesterday 70
prevent the Consolidated Amusement
Company carrying out its intention Of
giving sunday motion picture shows.
THE Church Federation ON one hand
declaring the plan Of the theatrical
company Is in violation Of the sunday
amusement law, and the Consolidated
Amusement Company on the other in;
sisting that il is within its rights and
within the law, Situation has deyelr
oped which may end IN a police scene
Sunday evening. 70
At the meeting yesterday commit.
tee was appointed to edli on sheriff
Rose and John w. Catheatt, city attor.
ney, and urge them to use their good
Offices To keep the showhddses closed
OH Sundays This committee, or three
membefs Of ito. j. Waller, Dk vii
liam H. Fry and w. A. BowenA WI
caii on the two ofiicials this morning
and state their case. ~ Fst8 ~
h. Popular Incident Cited ~
The Consolidated Amusement Com
pany has taken the position that as the
Popular Theater was used last Sunday
fof motion pictures, whatever question
there may have existed on the figh'
under the law for such performance
To- be given On Sunday was resolved
then, and resolved in favor Of the per
formanees.
IT therefore, in big type, ANNOUNCED
that hereafter free motion picture
shows would be given in its threi
houses on Sunday evenings, admission
to be BY invitation, the invitations Il
be secured through attending a week
day performance at the Bijou.
Against the argument Of the Consoli
dated Rev. DR.. Wadman enters thii
objection:
aThe eases are not at all similar
he said last night. "In our case, San
Blair OF the Popular kindly turned owe
the theater TO us for the evening tina
we might show motion pictures whicl
carry a strong moral lesson. Their,
were no invitations or tickets; III,
doors were thrown open to all.
Consolidated Scheme Different ,
"Now the scheme of the -Cousoli
dated Adjustment Company Is essen
| tally different. The company viii Civ
away Invitations during the week :,
| persons attending its show, the invi
tations admitting them to the Sunda.
performances. That is nothing les
than constructive sale of tickets, AM
is, il my Judgment, a violation of tn
| law. - "' .A -
Tho meeting was held in the Cook
| hail. Y. NJ. c. A. fgl.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Villa At Conference

ZACATECAS, October - ASSOCIATED Press by
Federal Wireless General PanCho Villa, accom-
panied by his staff, arrived here yesterday stimuli
taneousIy with the peace commission appointed
in Mexico City. ss...,
A conference will be held today to endeavor to
compose all differences existing between Villa
and Provisional President Camanza.
A Joint statement was made yesterday, follow
ing the arrival Of the parties, expressing their
earnest hope to reach an agreement before there
is any more bloodshed T.. *.:=>....
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
&c RMANs DRIVEN
BACK AS They
FORD RIVER
Austrians Abandon Defense
Of Hungary Against Slavs
and Form Line To- Defend
Their Great Gun Works

LONDON, October 1.-(Associated Press by
Federal WireIess) "A Reuters dispatch from Pet
roerad says that general action has begun be-
tween the Prussian army and the Russians along
the East Prussian border, with the Germans
adopting the aggressive. The Russian front ex-
tends along the border for ninety-nine miles.
The Germans attempted the passage Of the
Nemen loF Mcneil River in a number Of places,
but were everywhere repulsed.
STRATEGY or GERMANS .
The evident strategy Of the Germans is to at
tack the northern wing OF the Russians In force
to create diversion and lessen the force of the
Russian campaign against Cracow in Gallca, the
right of the German line.
In GaIica the Austrians are abandoning their
defense Of Hungary and are forming jne for the
defense OF the roads to Witkowtz, in Moravla,
and Vienna. The great gun works OF Austria are
at the former place, which corresponds to Aus
tria what Essen, with the krupps factories mean
to Germany. The new Austrian line joins with the
Germans at CracoW
RUSSIA CONTROLS GALlClA
Russia now controls throughout GaliCia and a
military and provisional iiyl government has
been established at Lenberg.
An official dispatch from Budapest last night
states that the Hungarians were successful in
an engagement with the Russians yesterday and
recaptured the Uzsok pass through the Carpath-
ianS after bloody fight
dispatch from Rome to the Central News
Agency says that the Russian ambassador at
Rome has announced that the fugitive Austrian
army has been surrounded and defeated near
DoukIo.
According to the dispatch, all the armYS pro-
visions, ammunition and 500 military automo-
bies have been captured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
ATTACK, ANTWERP

ANTWERP, October l.--(Associated Press by
Federal Wireless)-The Belgian general staff an
nounces that vigorous bombardment Of three
outer forts of the Antwerp system OF fortifica-
tons was made by the Germans, abating yester-
day morning.
The report says that no Belgian guns were
slIenced, and that the only infantry assault at
tempted by the Germans was murderously re-
pulsed.
Frequent sortes of the Belgian troops are
harassing the attacking army.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Two Baseball Stars in Custody
and Warrants Arc. Out for
Six Others

PORTLAND, Oregon, OCTOBER ]. ~
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wire
less) Players Lober ana Davis Of tho
Portland coast league team. Jack
Roche, an actor, and Joseph Berger, q
ieweier hero, have been sffosted upon
charge Of exploiting young school
girls ..9 =.
warrants have been issued upon SIN
liar charges against two other Portland
players, one Mission player, two San
Francisco players and one OAKLAND
player. The Portland team Is now IN
Los Angeles. " ''i'',' .'..' Y
Four girls ranging from fourteen 70
seventeen years Of age, arc nd custody
here, being implicated In the case.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
SoUATTERS HOLD se sS.s
M0RMoNS' LAND

A number Of Mormon colonists fwho
were rnn out Of the state Of Sonora
during the revolutionary troubles in
that portion of Mexico and Who have
been making their homes temporarily
in the state Of Arizona, have returned
to Sonora and reoeenpied their former
homes Tn some instances Mexieans
who have squatted on the property are
refusing TO vacate, but il is expected
the situation will soon be adjusted In
a satisfactory manner.-E III Paso Times.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
CARRANzA TO QUIT

WASHINGTON, October ASSOCIATED Press
by Federal WireIess)- Advioes received yester
day from constitutionalst headquarters in Mex
leo City indicate that Provisional President Car
rama will tender his resignation today at con-
yention Of the leaders Of his party at the capital
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
MINES. A MENACE

ROME, October l.-(AsSociated Press by Fed
eraI WreesS)-The destruction Of fishing boat
Of Rinine by mine explosion, as well as other
led to the belief that there are hundreds of mines
from the Austrian coast now floating towards
Italy The great gun factories are working I'M
ceasingB to finish the supply Of heavy cannon
ordered for the army. ."=
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Vienna. Claims Victories

VIENNA, October l.--(Associated Press by
Federal Wireless -Archduke Frederick issued a
statement to the army yesterday saying that
his soldiers that a great German victory over
the combined armies Of the Allies in France is
imminent, which will release large portion of
the German forces for the defeat OF the Russians.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
Fierce Battle Raging

LONDON October l.--(ASSOCiated Press by
Federal WireIess)--The correspondent OF the
London Chronicle in the field with the Belgian
forces says that 10000 men are desperately
engaged along the line between Termonde' and
AersChott. The Beglans are courageouSIy re-
sisting the attack Of a superior force Of Germans
well supplied with artillery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
GENERAL is KILLED

LONDON, October ASSOCIATED Press by
Federal Wreess)-Th latest list of casualties
published by the war office includes the name of
Brigadier General Frederick Wing, who command
ed the third division Of the royal field artillery,
and was killed In action. e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
President Thearle and Three
Employees Of COMPANY Are
Killed by Explosion

CHICAGO, October 4 - (Associated
Press by Federal Wirelsss) president
Thearle Of the Paine Fireworks Com
pany, together with three employees Of
tho concern, were killed here yestcrday
by an explcsion which destroyed the
entire plant. 50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02

LONDON, October l.--(Associated Press by
Federal Wreess)-The Times correspondent at
Nancy says that the French have retaken. ST.
Mihleb twenty miles southeast Of verdun, and
have captured Prince Rupprecht Of Bavaria, at
Nomency, which is fourteen miles north OF Nancy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
PIlEs CURED IN Q 70 u DAYS.

!. PhZU OINTMENT 8 guaranteed
% cure any case Of Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles hi 8 to
~ days or money refunded Made BY
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saiut Louis
U. g OLA. .'.. g.. 81 -"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02

Z WASHINGTON, October l.-(Assoei,
ated Press by Federal Wireless) IAN
opinion rendered yesterday by the so
lieitor Of the state department, says
that there is no restriction upon the
importation from Germany of sugar
beet seed, dyes and chemicals. which
may be needed by American industries,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
WOMEN TABhT
|. STAY HOMES

LONDON, September English
women have organized the Order OF
the White Feather for the purpose of
decorating with badge of shame every
young and able bodied Englishman who
has not Joined the army, N
A rousihg appeal by a soldiers wife
TO the men of England has been made
by Lady Maxwell, wife of Lieutenant.
General Sir John Grenfell Maxwell, for.
ner Colonel Of the famous Black Watch
regiment Of Highlanders. II
Every man in Germany, every man
in France, all--saVe the old and the
halt and the ill--have risen TO their
country : call and gone forth 70 prove
their manhood or 10 die, she declares.
"Win Englishmen alone sit by the fire
and spin'f : ~ 8S
Must we feel ashamed to be Eng.
lish-women when we See you skulkinp
at home, watching football or cricket
matches, lying on the grass in the sun
safe and secure--as yon fondly delude
yourselves the manhood of Eu
rope is shedding lbs blood on the bat
tlefeldsi Awakei Awakel If you
win not answer the call of the bugle, al
least let the women IS voices call you
out TO fight for us and for our Children
am a woman, alasl and ] cannot 60
but my man Is gone, and had | sons
would send every one forth 20 fight fol
England's sake.
twin you let the Germans brand
you as a nation Of eowardsi They hav,
called you nation Of shopkeepers
What them But will you be scorneS
| by nation of waitersf Yet the waiter
have dropped their napkins and g6n,
forth to fight. Won I the sturdy shop
keepers put up their shutters and like
wise prove themselves mehf Must W,
women ask Where is the manhood o.
EBglandf Sleeping or deadf' Nearly
100000 men have answered the call, bu
what of the million who remain behind
Have they enlisted in a brigade O
whole skins e. sr..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02

4 SEATTLE. October |. $40 Associated
Press by Federal Wireless( The steam
er Restorer. which has been brought
down from Esquimalt, will be immedi.
ately changed to American registry.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-10-02
KAISER R[CK0NED
Bis WAR FOR 1916
Thought Russia and France
Would Not Be Prepared for
Titanic Struggle

ROTTERDAM, September lO.AAn
important dispatch giving what par;
ports 20 DO the inner history OF the prf-
yate negotiations at Potsdam when AIS
tria and Servia were alone impli
Gated has just reached here from
Berlin from the correspondent of the
"Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Conrant, y
who has apparently tapped some valu-
able private sources OF Information.
When the Austrians declared their
intention Of sending a punitive expedi
tlon TO Servia a. the only way Of end
ing an intolerable situation, they asked
IL they could rely on the assistance OF
Germany in case Russia aided Servia
"This, writes the correspondent,
"wns the question discussed at the
Potsdam Council, and military men
there strongly recommended very de-
cided action.
Emperor Opposed war.
"The Emperor was strongly against
anything that might lead TO war, but
al the safnc time thought something
ought TO to done against Sefvia. Ulti-
inateIy Il was decided to give Austria
the assurance that she could reckon on
Germany IL her action with Servia
brought any Consequences Neither Il e
Emperor nor the Chancellor believed
there was any danger Of general war
80 great, because they considered the
loa1ger nerIod WIS February or Marci,
l1g16. These were their reasons: In
1915 the strategic railways IN Poland
could be ready, and although the Rus.
smn field artillery was in good order,
their siege equipment would not for a
year ana halt be in sumcientiy gooI
condition 10 attack the heart Of Ger.
many, Projected as it was by great
If6rtrecses. The French, they believed
on the other hand, would in the course
/ Of 1915 reduce their deficiency in long
range artillery TIL 1915. Therefore
that was their time.
NfThe months Of February and March
II was anticipated, would be chosen hy
the enemy, because at that time the
most damage could be done to growing
crops. Now the harvest already is near
lily finished.
i Military FACTION Favored Action.
4 "on these grounds, the military par
iticipants IN the council were in favo
OF very strong action being taken b,
! the German.Austrian side, as they OK
4 pectcd II would entangle the reekolmgi
iof their opponents. Ht4a
~" Everybody Relieves the uItimatun
was deliberately framed in such 4 W.,
that Servia could not accept il. As |
matter Of fact, il was nearly accepte'
by Servia Tho intervention OF Russi;
seems TO have prevented this L Ser
via had politely submitted then, On,
iAustfians would have demande | tina
| they occupy Belgrade till the condition
were fulfilled. ~ q.
i In the remainder Of the message ID
i correspondent gives the German Al
tempt to fix the blame on Russia.