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ROThW ELL-CiiApAtAN CO. lNC.
suite rs Free l'ress Bldg Phone
l.ulIlae tAtt,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS - Inst RANCE
A1-LDlS a. CONF Ana. 4Ou- AZ 4
mon Trust Buliulns. Phones Cheify
BAsSl.1"r a. ~AlrH. 40 FORD Bldg
Phone Main $3.50.
( s. BEALLE a SON. 4 McGraw Bldg.
cor Griswold ana Laia5etts. Nam
=. =. BELL co. 1919 Dime Bans Bldg
JUDsON BKADNAy. go Ford BIDS"
MAX BRoOcK. sl9 Union Trust Bldg
Main 1889.
ci{{ld 4 ossoWsKL 400 Free "ress
sAlltsi::L S cI'''1S ols pine Bank
cHAs2 ii. collins CO. sO7 Majestic
Bldg Main $40. subdivisions ana
rb 9S'iRss' prof sRs sSs yAlajes.ic
B!ds Phone, Main LASS o,.
JAMES s HOLDEN Co. 1902 Penop-
SCOT Bids Phone Main S254. 40
join =. t!&il.. 1888 Dime BANK Dlus'
Fhone Cadillac 40.
j N kNAUPE a CO. AlcGraw bldg"
cor, Griswold Lafayett Cte'''
AfrHERT i KoEpcKE. Its4 Maies'.'
-LAMBRECHT KELLY & CO, 10 s. 10
Griswold st. Phone $3.50; ~
North W Woodward suodivision- 90, Lows
sold on easy terms. TlS Ford Bins.
f. $. sTOEPEL. III Dime Bank BloS"
THE " sT6RMFELTz-LovELEY 60
cor. Griswold ana Larued Meiu ?.
FRANK G. VAN DYKE & Co. 81"
" P Pi r B' kko sidg q.n y 5iG Bargains
Main $s'
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N MUST PAY ALIM0NNY
OR SPEND TERN IN JAIL

when furniture is worn out We
bw II AMAZON We? Wei that's
Fanswer."
|rs. Carrie Barcia testified Mon
i I'm the cour' OF domestic relation,
B such were the MOr+s-et>[rrT hus-
IA, Frank -Bs-rfa,- Nnen she asked
why be wished to desert her. To
De the remark the more cruel il was
he'd on Christmas eve Mrs HBaf0'a
med that since that time she ha1
received any support. and-~~tnat
N shs appealed to her-Ausbanc -
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COMMERCIAL SURGERY.

HOME CANDY WORKS. Wauufactur-
,rs OF zine ConfccUous ana Zee
creams Always open evenings and
SruduEs. t1diliac Phone
Nalu at59
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LETTER AAnP.
LUMBER, SHINGLES AND INTERIOR


F. NJ LILLIBRIDGE LUMBER CO,
652-65S Grand Rlvcr-ave. Tel Grand
6S0
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lake STEAMERS MUST
ACCEPT FARM PRODUCE

WASHINGTON, d. g.. Jan. 26.-
steamship frciehg lines operating on
the grea lakes, must transport but
ter. eggs fresh meats and live and
dressed poultry. according 70 an or.
der issued by tire Interstate commerce
commission today Certain at tie car.
riers had recently issued an order
saying they would not handle these
nerishahlos.
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VPI,oLsrERING

LEO A. ZISkE. S25 Beaubien- St. cor.
Cantield Phone Ridge 1262 Up
holstering Furniture Repairing and
Mattress Renovating.
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Col. Henry Post Dead.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.--Col Henry
A. y Posi-. 81. soldier and fnancier.
died a. nis homo here today. lie
commanded the Second regiment OF
United States sharpshOoters al he
Battle oi Antietamu lie Is survived
by I've children and widow who
was Miss Carolipe Ickean. of
Cincinnati
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TORE FIXTI RES, SHOW CASES
sQnA ENNI AIAINA. LIN-.

STORE FIXTURE CO,
Largest Manufacturers OF same IN
tho city. Goods and prices guaran.
teed. Ofdce and Salesr0om 1914
Gratiot-ave Main 402f.
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ALL SIZES. cut 70 lengths. 2roapt
delivery Rosenthal Metal Co.. 5z4
Frankl.n-st Phone Cherry 1892
STEEL sTAMPs--EMBOssIN DIES
ACME STAMP COMPANY, Brass and
Steel Letter Cutters Designers anu
Engravers on Metals. Die Sinkers
Phone Main 624S 11-l7 Woodbridge
ST west
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srcnNn-HANn Goops.
SHOW CASES AND METAL STORE
EHONTS.
sTIlEL RAILS.

THE Manner SIGN co Signs OF every
description 40 Monroe,ave Phohe
Cherry 2176.
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REPAIRING.

G q SEYMOUR. National safe LSoeK
Co. 50 John e st. Main 81. Ban
Bur2larproof and Fireproof SAfes anu
Vault Doors.
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CIRCIiLAR LETTERS.
CLEANEHs ANn DNERS.
cor. AND COiNIr

US COAL & COKE co Whoiesalc
nd retail office and ward, i330-1350
|hird-aye., York-st. and Michigan
kntral r. r.. Phones North 975-e7G-
ILCOAfsoN- HOuGHTEN TT free
Iress Bldg Main $3.50 Lea 1ihs
|ealers-W holesale and Retail
DONALD coal. X BRICK co. 707
hammond Bldg. Main 6099 North
lard. ia Antoinette: North 4t07
last Yard. Glf Bellevue; Ridge 1909
II BROOKS x FRtTSCH CO yard
hid Oface, 55c-5sf Mouroe-ave. near
| Aubin Phone Cadillac @lbO
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from incurablc diseases ont OF their
misery Thompson said Schmidt told
him $40 had procured a subtle poison
which be intended 10 use.
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MACHINERY & FACTORY SUPPLIES.
CONCRETE and Motor Mixers. Case
line Engine HOSTS. Stationary Gas
and Gasoline Engines and Pipeless
Furnaces. We rent mixers and en-
gtues. Becker 4 Becker. IL Jefferson.
TIRE CHAS A. STRELINGER CO., ss.
10 Bntes-st Main 5e05.
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Rusiness-lik~ rrinrtnG. 40 fuss ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind tina
looks right Times Printing Co.. rs
John R-sL Phone Main 1893
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come back he tod her thar he would
rather go 20 prison.
That's jast exactly Where he Is go
ing" declared Judge Lacy. II will ask
that you step INTO the next osice ana
swear out nor-support warrant. u
he doesn't pay Soa money then No viii
nave an opportunity 10 secure ms
choice
The decree sas denied FOR the pres
en,. although a Elementary bill NAV
tc Sled I'm six mo9thA-on ~ deserton
charge
r1ere are JIG varieties OF maple trees
IN the United States, most OF them
being eastern species.
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BUSINESS INSTITUTE. THE-Larges
aud best equipped business TRAINING
/s,h9ol ms Michigan. 1889 Tass MAJ"
553t
rETROJT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
(accr1ditrdI. else West era:
HiNCr-ate r. Il shaw. Priest; NJ W.
McManus Registrar.
DETROIT COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.
'"rhe school az business success.
20i. . GrisW old fog eNcrlleut courses
ia Eusiness anu shorthand Phone
Main $3.50
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job Printing Done Uight. Times
Printing Co., 10 John Rst
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WIRE GOODS.

WILLIAM E HlELSCHER Lamp
shades. Treliiscs. Window Guards
Flower Poe stands. Etc IS Broad
Vas Phone Main a4Sa
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DEFECTIVE Agencies.
DOLLS.
mn GcISTs-wHoLEsALE

DAVIS BROOKS AND
HiNGHMAN SONS THE Michigan
Drus Co" IS Congress east
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TAXInEnMISTs q EIRRIERs.
TnICIAING.

rHi- Lou ] EPPINGER co, 30l- 30?
the Bear" Phone Main sss.
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INSL RANCE-LiABIIIT AND CAS-
IAIVK

MICHIGAN wORKAtEN's cOAPENSA-
TON MUTUAL INSURANCE co
Elmer II. Dearth Sacy. and GENT
Mgr Cherry 1929.
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STORAGE a CAnrAoE

CENTRAL STORAGE CO, Fireprooc
and non-freproof storage. furniture
packing and moving. Main 6S. Cad
lilac 50. Warehouses 3Se-3ss Grand
River
ROEHL BROS STORAGE--Moving.
J Packing and Forwarding. storage
In compartments only. General ofh
ccs, 1872 Alfred-st Wagehouses, 1924
)Alfred-sta l79 John X, st. Phone
SIS
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c1pprTS 1Sn STOVES

TNVW '-TT -TVTTT
Highest prices paid for Furniture
stoves and Carpets. Laphaw era
f'0t-ave stove exchange. 222 Ora
uot-avo. bet. Art0ine and Hastings
sts cherry 500
VAN LOON g. COEBEL General Auc-
uonecrs Special attention given n
outside sales f6l Mlchigan-Gve
Phone Main 1862
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ALL. PAPER.

ECONOMY VAIL Fl\pEK Co. iObbers
and retailers Wall Papers, Burlaps.
Room Mouldings. etc. Manufacture
ers OF Window Shades - Farmer
81 phone Mnlm 81.
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WINDOW CLEANERS

AMFR1CAN WINDOW CLEANING co
Mtchigau's .arccst window cleaning
establishment - Woodward ave
I.DUc Natu 2033.
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HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF DETROIT
.BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS.

HEAL ESTATi-IIIiIDIN G-INS H.
ANCE,
NEY-CAMlbELL REALTY co #,
lUc9rporatcd. OiEccs 6p4 Free Press
bldg. Phone Cherry YlsS.
ROThN ELL-CllAFAtAN co. lSC.
suite rs Free l'ress Bldg Phone
t.ulIlac t4tt,
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CITY BOTH ING WkS VIM j sta
pleton. Prop. 63-G9 Second St Main
$50 Particular attention paid TO
chargiug soda fountains.
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IInI,IsII nAIIIs.

HOTEL, 60-G2-G4 Library-
ave Phone cherry 80. one way 10
cure 4 cold In one day is 10 take a
Turkish bath
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WEATHER. STRIPS GIETALLIC1
DAVIS SCkEEN a. WEATHER STRIP
co. 800 Monat Bldg. Phone Main
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rHOS. GOODFELLOW. General Truck
ing, Machinery Moved and Erected:
Complete Hydraulic Equipment. 6I1
and 619 Fifth-aye Phone Grand 270s.
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BUILDERS. SUPPLIES
nIILDERs' sPrCIAITTFs
CARPETS AND nrGs.

RGEST ASSOETMNNT. Regular
i'd special sizes. Lowest ca3h
rices. Berry's RUGS. i6O Michigan
We Phone Main 42iS.
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EInNI1lnr IN nrcs-

hDN l-Sf GOODS. lowest cash prices
l-!,-,f-uti t-- Son 1903 Mlchisau-
as Phone Mann sao4
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STOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS
THE VIM. 7. DUST CO.. so-3a Macomo
~ Main 1I2
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IANICAnS

net Taxi Co.,-6I-69 Elizabeth St
west. Phone Cherry 1928
TAXICAB & TRANSFER co
42-46 Randolph-st Telephones: Taxi
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STEEL STRUCTURAL WORK

Ohm W. BOHLAND, Structural steel.
sol Penobscot Bldg, Phone Cherry
$500
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|EeoHLECToRs or MONEY.
COLLECTIONS. NO CHARGE We
1T the money and so do YOU. Me-
kntile Credit Go. Tf6 Chamber Of
|ommerce. Main pa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
GIRL CHARGES SHE WAS
HELD AS LOVE SLAVE IN
WEIRD HYPNOTIC SPELL

Her husband Of less than a week
locked up on a statutory charge and
threatened with a Federal investiga
tion as a white SLAYER, Mrs f.. g
House. younc and attractive came
Loyalty 10 The prisoners defense Mon
day in "a declaration that she was
certain he was blameless in the mat
ter and that she would stand by him
TO the end
Mrs. House. who was MISS Esther
Shaw, Of ColQuitt, Ga until last Fri
day when She married the handsome
and persuasive travelling salesman,
visited him Monday afternoon at the
Tower and narrowly avoided partici-
pating In a dramatic scene.
Miss Gertrude Whinnery who had
caused the arrest Of House on the
remarkable story that she had trav-
elcd over the country with him as his
love slave. powerless TO break the
hypnotic influence he cNertcd over her,
was in tho Tower office when the
young bride entered, accompanied by
Younger sister Miss Whinnery
heard the request 10 be shown to
Houses cell and Immediately sus-
pected that Il was his wife, although
she never had seen her.
Furious With Jealousy.
Furious with jealousy toward the
woman who had robbed her Of the
man she loved with "A mad infatua-
tinn. Miss Whinnery started TO fol-
low the sisters Reaching them. she
hesitated for moment not knowing
which was her rival The delay was
fatal to her plans for revenge, for
Just a this iuncture iail attaches
came up and took her TO the woman's
t,4, s.I,g t.4 l,.f lat "a "a
the same charge as that against her
companion, House
The young wife was outspoken in
her defense OF House Talking to a
Georgian reporter, she swore she
never would give him up, and that she
would use every effort TO get him free
al once.
I'm married TO him and love
him" she said. and I'm going TO have
him regardless OF Miss Whinnery or
any other woman. ! don't see why
they have him IN jail. He couldn't
help Il If this girl loved him and fol-
lowed him around the country ]
have known him for four years and
we have been sweethearts nearly that
long"
House. when asked about Miss
Whinnery's strange story that he had
hypnotzed her and held her under his
mysterious spell nearly year, brand
ed Il as a Wild 'ale conjured out Of
her fierce jealousy.
Denies Hypnotic Power.
IT'S Just the result OF her crazy
infatuation." he laughed. why, |
couldn't hypnotic anyone n wanted
TO-" and them he continued with a
story almost as weird as that of MISS
vainnery--a story Of two conflicting
loves. that for Miss Shaw, whom he
had known four years. and that FOR
Miss Whinnery, whom he met a year
ago in New York.
She was opt OF Job down and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
90 Statesmen From
4 States at School
For Electric Work

Fifty statesmen OF the Western
Electric Company from Atlanta. Dali
las, Richmond, Savannah and New
Orleans are going to school for a week
in the convention hall at the Hotel
Ansley.
Manufacturers Of electrical apph-
ances to-day opened their exhibit in
the hall The statesmen are led from
booth TO booth in classes, instructed
in the construction and selling points
Of each article, then are given exam
nation questions TO answer.
NJ. A. Oberlander chairman of the
conference committee and New York
representative of the Western Elec-
trio, is in active charge OF the confer
ence. assisted by e. j. Wallis and T.
A. Burke, of Atlanta; H. w. Hall, Of
Richmond, and W. j. Drury and A. G.
Kingman, of Dallas.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Death of Negro Hit
By Joyriders Laid to
Doctors Chauffeur

DR. r. p. Ridleys negro chauffeur
Isaac Arnold, was arrested at the
home Of DIT r p Ridley. Jr., In De-
catur early Monday by Sheriff Nc
Curdy, OF DeKalb County, charged
with running down and killing John
Upton, negro, at Auburn avenue
near Fort street last midnight, while
on mad joy ride with negro friends
in DR.. Ridley's machine
Upton. employed by w. NJ. Crum-
ley, No. 40 Forrest avenue, died at
Grady Hospital shortly after he was
taken there Arnold is said 10 have
paid no heed 10 the man he ran over.
Al 3 a. m. Captain Poole. acting on
Information obtained by Plainclothes
Officers Allen and Kirk, called Sheriff
McCurdy, who found Arnold at the
Ridley home Arnold's wife is EN-
ployed by DR. Ridley, Jr.
Arnold denied knowledge OF run
ming over anyone
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Lawyers WouldPrune
Bulky Objections in
Crawford Will Cas- q

Opposing attorneys in the cro,
will case, which has been in III. 49,.
nearly a year, met Monday in a, .s-
to eliminate the bulk of the nur,sr.'
objections which have filled the 80,
since the hearings began before sn.s..i
Auditor Anderson. ''''i
Five volumes of testimony havo 49,
taken and all this had to be rev,ewosv
the lawyers. Arguments will -
Tuesday at $50 a. m. II counsel ,0r :.
litigants are able to come to a sati.,.-
tory agreement on the objections Do.
ponement was taken from MONDAY ~
date originally set for the arelmsr,.
in order to give time for the CON-.
ence.
The Grand Jurys refusal to ,nao.
Mrs. Mary Belle Crawford is regaraos
as severe blow to the heirs-at-law ~.
Joshua Crawford, who brought civil sui,
to recover the old mans $3.50 OOO .s
tate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
ALL CALF ORN|A
IN THROES Of
FLOODS
Every Street in Los Angeles Is
Under Water-Raiiroads Are
Hard Hit.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 26 Millions
Of dollars damage has been done to
property along the whole Pacific
Coast OF California by a storm that
has been raging for 4S hours, and
which has not abated It's fury to-day.
Railroad traffic has been stopped in
almost every section of the state
Every street in the city Of Los An
geles is flooded and the cellars of
scores Of homes and business houses
are filled with water
The Southern Pacific tracks at Plru
and Montalvo have been washed out
and all traffic on that line has been
suspended. All coast line train crews
have been ordered not to attempt to
operate trains
No news has been had from Santa
Barbara, the famous California win
ter resort, since . o'clock last night.
At the time the telephone and tele-
graph communication was interrupt
ed, water had been rising in the
streets and was filling the first floors
Of many buildings Il was feared that
the city viii report loss of lives.
Chicago Merchant browns.
At Monrovia, Cal, Hugh Haven, a
wealthy winter resident and mem
Der OF the firm of Marshall Field &
Co. Of Chicago, was drowned in a
raging torrent that was rushing
through the streets
More than 100 passengers are ma
rooned on a Santa Fe overland train
which was caught between two wash
outs near Glendora
4 heavy tide at Redondo Beach
ga. = IL L.
along the water front. undermining
their foundations and making them
unsafe. Scores of homes were flooded
at Long Beach. Street car service in
that neighborhood has been practi-
caily annulled Five thousand per
sons living in the lowlands near
Fresno were warned to-day to move
to higher ground. The river there
has been rising steadily and to-day's
rains, it was believed, would cause it
to overflow
North of Pomona every mountain
trail has become a rushing river since
a cloudburst flooded that section of
the State
Orange Groves Rooted Up.
No attempts were made o-day to
estimate the damage done to orange
groves by the torrents which have up
rooted hundreds of trees.
Rain, lightning, wind and flood
brought hardships to thousands and
inundated many towns in the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin River coun-
try during the past As hours. Both
of these rivers are raging torrents,
and the rain continues
The rainfall at Fresno was in the
nature of a cloudburst, 1.1S inches
falling in remarkably short space of
time Independence, Cal, reports
precipitation of 1858 inches, and Los
Angeles $50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Rebel Split May Save
Haitien Government

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
PORT AU PRINCE, Jan. ga
quarrel has broken out among the
leaders of the Haitien revolution.
Rebel soldiers under General Theo-
dore attempted TO disarm and arrest
General Hannibal Beliard, but the lat
ter took refuge in the French Consul
late at Cape Haitien. This may save
the Government.
The German protected cruiser Vi
meta is coming to protect German in
terests. In the meantime the inter-
ests of foreigners are being protected
by the United States armored cruiser
Montana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
FOSTER BOASTS
HE INTENDS To
HAVE Girl"

PEMBERTON. N. j., Jan. 24.-'T
intend to have that girl. This mat
ter is no joke l will lay low until
get her. There Is no power in the
world that can keep us separated"
In these words Joel NJ. Foster, the
millionaire poultry farmer, blazed
forth his love for Delilah Bradley, the
1S-year- old girl with whom ne clipped
to Mobile, Ala. This statement was
made to a friend of Fosters just after
he had telephoned to another friend
in the Washington Hotel, Mount Hol-
ly, from a drug store at Browns Mills
in the Pines.
Foster seemed to mean what he
said, and he didn't appear to care
who heard him His reputation as
the "nerviest man in the Pine Belt
was carried out. His declaration shat
tiers all rumors that he is seeking a
reconciliation with his wife.
While tho personal advertisement
to "Cutey' is still running in Phil
adelphia newspaper. Foster is at his
house in the Pines, six miles from
the girls home.
Hopes to Kidnap Girl.
According to friends, he will re
main there until an opportunity to
kidnap his clipping partner presents
itself. The girl, who is still pris-
oner in the home Of her parents, re-
iterated in the most emphatic terms
day her intention Of joining Fos-
ter as soon as possible.
Foster drove to his home in a mo-
tor car. Some of Fosters clothing
was packed into a trunk and carried
away in the machine by the chauf-
feur, but Foster himself remained at
Browns Mills, where he is genera
manager of the International Poultry
Sales Company.
Clad only in her nightie, kimono and
pair Of slippers, Delilah told de-
her love for Foster increased every
day.
Her Love Increases.
'T love him better than l ever did"
she said, land there is nothing in the
world that can keep us separated. It
is only a question of time before l
must escape, and then my troubles
will be over.
Il am now awaiting a message from
Smoky and as soon as I receive 1t
will positively get out of this house.
The only way in which you can keep
me in 1t is to tie me up or chain me
to a wall.
The threats that were made against
Foster haven't been carried out, and
there doesn't seem to be much chance
of the makers infiicting any injury
upon him.
Disregards Death Threats.
Foster has let It be known in a
general way that any violence will be
met with violence. He has absolute
ly disregarded the death threats which
were made against him.
Delilah is said to be still on a
hunger strike. Hardly a morsel of
food has passed her lips since she was
forcibly brought back to her home
here.
The family Of the girl Is said to be
making preparations to move from
Pemberton because of the publicity
, that has been given to Deftlahs elope-
ment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
'CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
No Headache, BiIiousness, Bad
Taste or Constipation by
Morning,
Get a TO- cent box

Get lo-cent box
Are you keeping your bowels, liver
and stomach clean. pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passagewsy every few days with
Salts. Csthartic pills. Castor OIL or
Purgative Waters?
stop having a bowel wash day.
Let Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sour and fermenting food and foul
gases. take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
the constipRted waste matter and
poisons In the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight viii make you
feel great by morning, They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
or cause any inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your drug
gist Millions of men and women
take Cascaret now and then and
never have Headache, Biliousness,
Coated Tongue, Indigestion. Sour
stomach or Constipsted Bowels Cas-
Carets belong in every household.
Children Just love TO take them
Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Negro Intruders
Routed by Bullets

Police Monday were searching for
two negroes, one thought TO be
wounded, who Sunday attempted to
force an entrance TO the home OF J.
HightoWer. No Home avenue
Mrs Hightower heard the negroes
on rear porch. and when she opened
o door 10 And what was wanted, the
blacks made an effort to push by her
into the house, Her screams aroused
her husband. who hurried out with a
revolver one OF the fugitlves scream
ed as he made his way over a fence
and It is thought one Of the bullets
fred by Mr.. HlShtower reached him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
80 Days for Blonde
Who Rode on Walks

Two rough riders" came to grief
Monday in Recorder Broyles' court
when he gave Marie Macarthur. a strik-
ing blond. a straight sentence of 80
days in the stockade, and C. H. Wilson,
recorded as her husband, fine of S15.75.
The two were charged with riding Wild
West style on the Whitehall street side
walks Sunday afternoon near Windsor
street to the establishment of pedes-
TRANS who were forced to fee for their
lives. A policeman took advantage of
the woman falling off her horse and ar
rested her. He said she cursed him
and for this reason the Recorder gave
her a straight sentence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Benefit Lecture
By Father Rapie1

Tennyson's de Profundis" will be
the subject OF lecture by Father Ra-
pier Thursday afternoon and evening
at Marist College auditorium.
The lecture is to be given as ben
efit for the Ladies' Altar Society OF
Sacred Heart Church. Tickets are 25
cents and may be obtained at Marist
College.