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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Ont OF Tomn Visitors.

Mrs. P. D. Dixon Of San Antonio, has
gone TO Alamogordo, n. NJ, to visit.
Miss Kate Murphy OF Lemourie, La,
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Richard Il.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Belson, who had been
man. left Thursday for their home in
Chicago.
Mrs N. A. Norton. who mad been Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. G. z. Fletcher
left Friday morning for home in Cali
fornia.
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
G. E. Fletcher, viii return to her home
Sunday
Mrs. c. c. McCroskey Of Newman, n.
M'whO had been in town shopping for
few days. returned to her home
Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. Nabours. Jr, who had been
visiting her mother. Mrs. H F. Brown,
left Thursday for her home at Three
Rivers, y. NJ
Mrs. T. c. Harris, who had been visit
ing her niece, Mrs. j. 7. cameron -
several weeks, left Thursday Tor heI
home in St Louis, No.
George H. Saltzgarber, OF Want Vert,
Ohio, who had been spending a snort
time IN FL PasO, has gone 20 Alalno-
gordo, n. NJ. to visit his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs II. c. Mechen OF 5orS
| Smith, Ark, passed through II FaSO
! thursday on their way home rom -
amogordo, n. NJ, where they nave Desh
! visiting.
Charles Liebe, a brother Of MIS- sam
/ Suverman, who recently returned II IN
/ Cuba, left Thursday for his noIns n
/ Los Angeles, after visiting MS SISTER
\ in FL Paso.
Ms. II. F vermillion and children,
who have been visiting IN Ar n -
and east Texas. passed through , n 80 30
/ Thursday on their way to their hoiile IN
| Las Cruces, N N - odd
Mr. and Ms G. NJ HaW - -
Miss Jessie TIawtree Of Mexico City
arrived in FL Paso Thursday 70 E I5dl.3.l
here until they can return 10 -lsAi0'
City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
TheArn1y.

Can't Robert ". Mearns, 10th in
family, who accompanied Gems Ooregon
and Villa TO NOgales, Sonora, from
FL Paso in command Of the United
states army escort, is to become regi-
mental adjutanL He has recently re-
turned here from Fort Wingate, Wnere
he was on duty helping 10 guard the
Mexican prisoners
Lieut.. Col Franklin o. Johnson was
appointed colonel and Immediately re-
tired on the retirement OF Col. Robert
D. Read. 18th cavalry. Col Read re-
Gently applied for retirement and his
request was granted He viii continue
to make Ell Paso his home Col John
son is one OF the early day indian
fighters Of the army and served at
san Carlos and other Arizona posts IN
his youthful days
Col Edwin St J. Grebie, general
staff upon his relief from duty in
Washington has been ordered TO Fort
Riley, KAN for station at that post,
but he is ordered TO proceed from Fort
Riley to FL PasO and join the sixth
field artillery. TO which he was as
signed recently
Capt. Allen J. Greer, 18th infantry,
has been ordered 10 proceed on No
vember q. 1914, 10 Fort LeavenwOrth
for the purpose OF entering the class
at the army staff college
First Sergt. Francis O'Crystau. com
pany G, 18th infantry, has been placed
TO his home.
Leave two months and seven days.
about September 1, 1914, has been
granted to First Lieut.. Reuben C Tay-
Tor, 10th infantry
Leave Of one month and ten days
has been granted to First Lieut. Allen
W Gullion, goth infantry.
Leave for two months, about Sep
TENDER Is, 1914, has been granted 10
First Lieut.. a N Pardee, 10th in
fantry-
First Lieut.. Walter s. DrysdaIe, goth
[ infantry. has been ordered 10 West
! Point, y. Y August p, 1914. for duty.
! He is now stationed at Fl Wingate-
Leave for three months, about Octo-
| Der l. 1914, to Second Lieut. G. Barrett
/ Glover, jr, 10th infantry
Leave of one month and p days has
been granted Lieut.. George +. n.
4 Daley, goth infantry.
Leave for four months. with per-
mission to go beyond the sea. has been
/ granted to Col Francis J. Herman,
! sixth infantry.
Second Lieut. Edward F Witseu.
sixth infantry, is now in the Fort Bliss
/ hospital for medical treatment
Leave for two months, about Septem-
I Der l. has been granted 10 Capt
/ Charles r. ". Morrison, sixth infantry.
The leave granted Capt. Louis H.
/ Bash, sixth infantry, has been extend
I ed one month
/ Leave for two months has been
4 granted to First Lieut. William F. Lee
/ Simpson, sixth infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
FL Posoans Auau.

D. A. Rodrick left for Des Moines'
Ia, Thursday, for a short Up -
I n. NIurrv lee Thursday for Evans
vile, Ill, where his wife e quite IL
Miss o. Griffin left Thursday Ior &c. Los
Angeles. where she VIII remain iIi'
Miss Mamie Mccarthy left Thursd Jay
for Cloudcroft, where she VIII WISH iOi
a short time. -o,a 70
Fsvwood Springs n. II, to spend
Id w. long left for Tularosa, \: M.
Thursday TO be away for several Jay
on a business trip. zu-- +o visit
Row Wolcott left THURSDAY 70 VS.
HE S-audmother, Mrs. A j. hoss' III
los Angeles. for a short time
Mr. and Mrs. Don Sterling are pan
ming to leave Monday for Dailas, L ca
where they will make their nome nom -.ti1-
Dr. and Mrs. L. II. Breck anu ~, -. -
5,s,7 vent 70 kansas City, Mo- 4hurss
dav n remain until the beglilnlHs
the public school term n. 7-,,,,-s5sv #
Mrs. II. NJ. Young left InuIsuag - 80
ernoon for Alamogordo' y, " Eo,5et
she Will visit her IaI li-'I5, Tor several
and daughter. Helen Buclo' LOl
Ms Ms E1oine c. Adams left for Colu .lI1,,
b,7s n NJ Thursday 10 VlslL neI
and daughter, Lieut. ana MIS-
Moore core T T66Ise T Taylor and little
daughter. Betty Taylor. left In .I S1~s
for New York city. for visit 10 NJ 4
Tayior's parents, Nj and MIS- = .
Gerety- v.s. Thurs
Mrs. Howard Thompson ie1t L Lltljc,,
dav for a several weeks trip ~ 80 -
she win visit Alamogordo, ILa L4se
and Mescalero, y. NJ, where, neI u ''--
81 A. n. Blazer. is stationed -,.e,
Frank Coles went TO Go go ~,
Thursday to join his family IN S Si1Is.
sumner cottage. Mr. and MIS-. Co1 ~
s15 their children will return 70 -
Paso some time next week 49, ,rt-.
Mrs. ". y. FIeck, her deug nIeIs > 49, =,
CAGE FIeck, Miss Dema Fleck ana l,S.,I ne.
1{ece Miss Bernice Sloper, lett 1nuI = =
- FOR their ranch near OrograIue' ~
y-bere they will spend a week 4.
Srre II. ". BrOaddus has returned .
r,1oudcroft- after spending a snort tiIns
~ m Paso. Mrs. BrOaddus ana ne ne
tar,iIv will close their summer coltas,
nd return to FL Paso within a shor
time III 7.,,-a Saturday
co. los Angeles, where she WI! jon
IL Push. who went overland IN ms au,
-+C-,obiie Mr.. and Mrs Bush VIII speH3e
tf7s vvinter touring southern Call1orllls
in their automobile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Church Afairs.

Circle one of the First Methodist
church viii meet TUESDAY afternoon
Circle Five will meet Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs H N Chaney.
The Senior Queen Esther circle Of
the First Metho list church will meet
Valentine, on East Rio Grande street
Miss Almira Mead will be IN charge OF
A get-together social for the mem
bers and congregation OF the FIRST
Methodist church viii be held Monday
night at the church building at
o'clock The affair is being given as
welcome home for the members who
have been away all summer, and as a
farewell for several members Of the
congregation who are leaving soon TO
make their homes elsewhere The lat
ter are Mr. and Mrs Don Sterling, Mrs
II. J. HeddinE and Miss Sarah TruaX,
who go to Dallas 10 live; Mrs sue
Barbee, who is going TO make her home
in California, and A. kulken, VINO
leaves soon for his home in Hunting
berg. Indiana An entertaining pro
gram has been prepared and viii De
given under the direction OF Mrs X j.
Mrs ". S. Yantis entertained the
Philathea class sewing circle OF Trim
: ity Methodist church Thursday after
noon at the home OF her moJner, MIS-,
C. L. Forsyth. 211 West Rio Grande
street The guests spent pleasant
afternoon sewing and MISS 1ena SLleeA
added to the enjoyment Of the oeca-
sion by playing several piano selec-
tons At the close of the afternoon,
ice cream and cake were served, Mrs
Z Forsyth assisting her daughter IN
serving Among the guests Were;
/ AIesdames George B. Oliver, J W An
derson. / J. Ayers. NJ c Yerkes, A
Murphy, William Hart, Misses Marietta
I Thorne. Matte Hoover, Jay Mitchell
| EsteIle Ferguson, Irene Ferguson. LII
lah Shaw. Juanita Smith. Rena Shea
J and A. Hawkins.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
Z ciety Of the First Methodist church
met Thursday afternoon at the home
B Of Mrs. W S. Valentine, on East RIO
I Grande street The new officers OF
! the society conducted the meeting for
I the first time Miss Emma Brande-
! berry. the newly elected president
! presiding a business meeting was
/ held. with discussion of important
/ phases Of the sOciety's work Where
! the money for missionary purposes
] goes" was the topic Of the program
! discussion, in which most Of the men,
{ hers participated. It was decided 70
/ hold an open meeting Of the society
! on September 20. with a missionary
J program. Miss Elizabeth F. Roe re-
l ported that Miss Emma Brandeberry
/ had been made the assistant superin-
] tendent of the Rose Gregory Houchen
/ settlement louise, which is under the
I charge Of the First Methodist church
Z The meeting was very well attended
! and at its close refreshments were
! served by the hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Dinners and Luncneons.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hadlock enter
tanned Dr.. and Mrs. George Drummer,
Fred AIayhew and Bob Moore at a little
dinner dance at the West Ysleta Coun-
try club Thursday night An eight
course dinner was served The taD!e
US beautifully decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses in a tail vase
A dinner group at the West fsleta
Country club Thursday night was com
posed Of Mrs. Robert D Read, Mrs G
H Ladd and Miss R. n Augur, the DIN
0er being in honor Of Mrs Read. who
will leave the last OF the week TO Join
Col. Read in Los Angeles where they
will make their home American Beauty
roses from the Rose garden at 4sleta
decorated the table.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
About ELPasoans.

Mrs. F. W Berkshire has improved
greatly in health since she went 10
CIoudcroft a short time ago
News from san Diego rs ln4L u - re 81.
Ne D n Darlington. formerly OF Fort
stanton, \. NJ, accompanied by tnelr
sons, recently took Miss sarah Hunle5
ana motored TO Delmar for dinner am, ana
-i1Ttons drove 20 Los Angeles for
yveelr's soiourn When they return.
they expect 20 go into their own mousse
i'm town, on Upus avenue, but TINS SUM
1er tbev have been visiting their
dsuqbter Mrs Wallis. wife Of Lieut.
Wallis. at Fort Rosecrans, near san
DfauO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

other. dark brown or black
SAMPLE and booklet sent on receipt
Of 1Oc. "Brownatone" is sold by lead
ing drug stores. in two sizes-25c and
S1.OO. order direct from Kenton Phar-
macal Co, 554 E. Pike Street CoTing-
ION. Ky, if your druggist viii not sup
NV YOU You will save yourself much
annoyance by refusing 10 accept sub
Insist on "Brownatone'' at your
hairCresser's-
For sale at all druggists, Kelly &
Pollard. tributors.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
SOCLETYS DOLNGS
aries.

Little Stanley Williams, the soI 5aS7
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, S -
Montana street, entertained " =, -ssC-7,-r6
afternoon in celebration OF ~ -~Tests
birthday anniversary Inc 4LtLe 5o-1ss
spent the afternoon in play T7be
and later a luncheon was seINs -
appointments Of the party WStS - Sf,15
and white, little souvenir OdsAe $3.50 :
with candies were given edcn : - e@s,,IZ
favOrs The birthday cake was $50
decorated with candles. Inc g OuLLiAe -
hast received many gifts IN hoH 49, %
the day. Among the guests MStC'
Gleny Preston. Elwayne - 49,
Wayne RamaEe. J. 3. White IL -
Todd. Annie Kuster. Gussie kuster,
Blanche Scott, Emiline Hunt, ~ - 81
Hunt, FAY Bait: Mesdames wafer op5J-
Ter, Bomel c. Kolar, George AeeP, =
9. Williams, J. B. Clements, A. rama 80 : =
J. B. White and H N. Hunt AIs, "
nams assisted her small son IN 1li'01
tanning.
Complimentary to Miss Hazel Pr9eIt'
who will become a bride early IN SeR-
TENDER, silk hose shower was ~.
Thursday afternoon by MISS t tAl.-ie
Weeks, at her hon. on NeNa9a So --.,,5
The house was deliberately decorated
IN a pink and white plan ! ne ClldIuS5
hers were draped with PINK tIIe 80
flowers, and pink hearts Win ~ ~ 1 &c
white cupids displayed in the 1olds ot
the tulle- Cupids and hearts were on
view everywhere about the IooIls-
The entertainment of the AFTERNOON
vas bridge, and Mrs Harry A n :
Laughlin won the first prize a PAIR
OF silk hose, for making the hlghSsC
score. Miss Anna SorGnson won I-ls
consolation prize, a large keWple
coll Following the card games
dainty luncheon was served at tue
ST all card tables, the hostess pelhs
assisted by Mrs John F. Weeks ana
Mss Mary Wees, Mrs A tletcnsf
and Mrs. J. J. PrIett-
During the afternoon the long
French window had been hidden be
hind a screen, and when this was re-
moved at the close Of the card games,
a tableau was revealed, in which a
little cupid, impersonated BY the brlae
elects younger sister, Betue Fru-t
guarded a pink draped wagon us
sides fashioned Of large pink hearts,
which contained the shower gifts tor
the bride to be-
AS souvenirs, each guest received a
tiny Kewpie doll Among those pres
emit were: Mesdames Victor f Ras-
gio. William Hogsrth. J. J. PruetL A
Fletcher c. H Mansfield, D L Ray,
Harry A Mclaughlin, John F. Weeks,
Misses Hazel Pruett, Grace Hutchln-
son Of Waco, Elizabeth Simmons,
Amoret Cobb, Marie Schwartz, Lucy
Clair Hoard, Matte Hoover Leona
Black, Hilda SOrenson, Anna Sorenson'
Mary Weeks and little Betty Pruett-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Ell Pnsonns Returning.

Mrs. Lula Mattice has returned from
BIG Springs. Tex, where she had been
visiting for part OF the summer she
viii reside at the Hotel NorInan al ne
from Dallas and Shreveport, La IN the
latter place she visited relatives Tor
short time ,- - 49,.
Mrs. T. Laskin and children, VINO nave
Park. calf, viii return TO FL Paso
Miss Jessie Young and her little
niece and nephew, Bernice clark ano
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Wonen's Organizations.

The executive board Of the Robert z.
Lee chapter Of the L D. C met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Alice r Barlow, on East
Boulevard The meeting was devoted
to LAYING the plans for the L. D. C-'s
convention program and TO provide for
the entertainment Of the guests The
ball room Of the Hotel PasO del Norte
was selected as the convention hall
The program. being incomplete. was
held over until the next meeting The
meeting closed with a short drill in
parliamentary law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

zone " 2 al
comb OF brush, and
lust a little touch
ing up" once q month
should keep your hair
the beautiful shade
you most desire
Results always the
same-always pleas
ing.
VIII not rub or
wash off and guar
anteed 10 contain
none Of the danger
. Gus ingredients so
! 1ften found in dyes.
Prepared in two
shades. One TO pro-
duce golden or me-
dunn brown, tn e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
AufonobiLinq.

1Ir. and Mrs. c s PickreIl. Of FL
Pas. and their guests. Mrs. Ben s
Roberts and Miss Vincent Roberts. OF
Terrell. Tex. mOtored % Fabens We'd
nesday evening and took dinner at
the Island inn
Miss Mamie Robertson. Miss Kate
Murphy. Elgie Smith and Howard Rix
down TO the West Tsleta Country club
Thursday night and spent the evening
dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Lowell Orrison. have returned from
Cloudcroft, where they spent snort
outing ,s
Judge and Mrs. Peyton F. EDWARDS
have returned u their home IN Il
Paso. after visiting Mrs EdWardss
parents in Mississippi
Mrs. L Laskin, her daughter MISS
AIinda LaslCin, and her guest, MISS a
L Cash have returned from ocean
Park. Calf. where they spent the sum
mer. Miss Cash. who has been MIS-
I.asI<in's guest through the season. VIII
leave Monday fro her home IN New
York City.
Cards.
Mrs Richard Warren entertained
very informally Thursday afternoon
with two tables Of bridge at her home
on Epson avenue. The affair was a lit
tie gathering Of several OF the young
people OF the city to meet Miss Marion
Graves. Of Eagle Pass. who is the guest
OF Mrs. Joe wright The young people
were Misses Marion Graves, Starrow
Smith. Louise Lindley. Marion young
Harriet Bryan. Violet Aitken, Laura
maud Fink Mabel O'Connor- Mrs Joe
Wright assisted Mrs. Warren IN serV-
ing the refreshments at the close OF the
card games. Miss Marion Graves won
the prize for making the highest score
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Dances.

The Aladdin club, composed Of the
young people Of Canutillo, will give
dance tonight in the school house al
Cauutillo. Many Il Pasoans are plan
ming 70 attend and also people from
Las Cruces and places in the upper
valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Tomorrow being the last Saturday OF
the month. Herald Carriers will pre-
sent bills for August Subscriptions.
Subscribers will please note and be
ready for the boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Best OF cleaninE-phOne 1901 for wagon.
Crescent Cleaning Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
LODGES and Clubs

In honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of the founder Of the Order Of the East
ern star. Rob Morris, Harmony Chapter
will entertain with a social and pro-
gram at the Masonic Temple Monday
night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
c0UWTE55 ScHERR TH0SS

Countess seheIhozs White wife officer OF the en
who through her marriage TO uuea foreigner
personally interested the The countess was one Ie tE s IN
Red Cross Tor the care Of the Houed IN
the hospitals Countess the daughter OF Henry "Ht loe
in country last luz %
nca her mariage n 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28
Hair Uniting
All the Rage

Tb. Absolute and Utter HnTml I7.,l
of eBroWnntone - E-Sr.
You need not tolerate gray streakeu
- fs5sd hair another day II taxes
Int a few moments TO apply Brow ,- ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-28

Mrs. P. D. Dixon OF San Antonio, has
gone TO AlamOgOrdO, n. NJ, to visit.
Miss Kate Murphy Of Lemourie, La,
Smith.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
SUFFRAGISTS GET
REGULAR CHARTER

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 9.-The
Chattanooga Equal Suffrage associa,
ton today filed an application for .
charter Of incorporation. The charter
members are Mrs. E. w. Pentecost,
Miss Catherine j. Webster, Miss Mar
garet Erwin, Mrs. L. NJ. Clark and Mrs.
E. A Wodworth.
The purpose of the organization, rs
stated in the application, is to advance
the industrial, educational and legal
lights Of women and to secure for wo-
men suffrage upon the same terms rs
suffrage is granted to men, by proper
state and national legislation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
DORSEY WILL HEEP
FIGHT LOCKER CLUBS

Atlanta, Feb. 9-Solicitor General
Hugh Dorsey has drawn bills of indict-
ment against several Atlanta locker
clubs, and is expected to present them
to the grand jury this week in an effort
to secure true bills and make test OF
whether or not the clubs can be closed
by criminal court procedure.
The same forces which appealed to
city council and the police committee
to ask that the licenses be refused are
seen behind the move of the solicitor
Leading members Of the big social
clubs are confidently of the opinion
that the grand jury will refuse to re-
turn indictments against them, on the
ground that no violation of the law
has been shown Failing the attack
upon the clubs through the grand
jury, it is understood that private
counsel will be secured and an effort
made to close them by injunction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
DECISION IN FRANK
CASE DUE THIS WEEK

Atlanta, Feb 9.-The supreme court
decision that will mean a new trial or
the gallows for Leo NJ. Frank is ex-
pected this week, and may possibly
Gene tomorrow afternoon as soon as
the court has formally resumed its
sittings.
If new trial is granted, it is taken
as a matter of course that a change Of
venue will be asked on account of al
legged local prejudice, and that the
next trial will take place in some
other Georgia town
If new trial is refused nothing
will stand between Frank and the
gallows but the hope of executive
clemency on the one hand and the pos
sibility Of an appeal to the United
States supreme court on the other.
There has been a great deal of talk
about the grounds and possibilities Of
az appeal to the U. s supreme court,
and many Atlanta attorneys think the
case will surely take that course in the
event the State Supreme court decis-
ion is against Frank
The normal expectation is, Of
course, that if the present appeal is
refused, Frank will hang, but his at
torneys and friends will never bow
to the inevitable until they have ex-
hausted every possibility of appeal
that state or federal law holds out t.
them
Frank was convicted several months
ago in the Fulton superior court for
the murder of Mary Phagan, a young
girl who worked in the pencil factory
of which he was superintendent
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
PRISON commissioners
MAKING RIGID INSPECTION
Of ALL CONVICT CAMPS

Atlanta, Feb Investigation into
convict camp conditions in Atlanta
have aroused interest in the general
situation all over the state, and the
members OF the prison commission, al
ways vigilant in their inspection and
business tours are redoubling their
care to see that everywhere the law is
carried out as intelligently as circum-
stances viii permit
There are now in Georgia between
175 and 200 convict camps and about
5000 convicts, practically all employ
ed on the roads of the state. There
are about six hundred convicts at the
state farm, including 200 at the state
reformitory.
Among the chief duties of the three
members of the state prison commits
sion is the inspection of these camps.
Of the three commissioners, R. e.
Dawson, T. E. Patterson and E. L..
Rainey, one is always on the road, and
sometimes two of them, locking after
the business of the state.
The state farm is a pretty big insti-
tuition. There are eighty ploughs to
be looked after, and the farm raises
enough oats, hay, corn and vegetables
and fresh meat to supply all the in
mates, and during the last two years.
under the efficient direction and SUI
pervision of the. prison board, it
made a profit Of $4,000, that went di-
rectly into the state treasury.
In addition to inspecting prison farm
and camps, the prison commission has
to pass an applications for pardon
and parole. During 1913 1876 pardon
applications We're considered and rec
concentrations made
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
UNCLE jim WILL HAVE
OPPOSITION FOR MAYOR

Atlanta, Ga, Feb with Orville
H, Halls hat in the ring, Uncle jim
Woodward a candidate to succeed him
self as mayor, and other prospective
candidates. in the offing. it appears
that the mayorality campaign this
year will be on interesting affair.
AS things are at present believed to
be lined up, it will be almost impos-
sible fer any man to defeat Mayor
Woodward, so strongly is he en-
trenched with the woodward crowd
who have way of sticking to him
against anybody and everybody. But
many things are stirring in city poll
tics. New lines are forming, and BY
the time the primary actually comes
off things may have a different COM
plexion, it is conceded by expert poll
iticians that there isn't a man IN the
city of Atlanta who would have the
slightest hope of defeating Wood
ward.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-02-10
TAINTED HIS WIFE
ON HIS LOVE AFFAIRS

ST. Louis, Feb 9-Mrs. Emily C.
Roberts and her daughter, Mrs Birdie
Healy, collapsed twice in court here
this afternoon during the trial of Mrs
Roberts on the charge of numbering
her husband. Both times the court
declared a recess until the women re-
covered
Mrs Roberts, it is charged, shot her
husband at the home of their son, on
March 25. Witnesses testified she was
driven to the deed by his taunts and
Boosting Of his love affairs with other
women.
Insanity, induced by years Of mis-
treatment, is the defense set up.