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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

MIR. S. 3. Baldwin, All Rawson St.
Says: MY wife suffered for a long
time with stomach and intestinal in
Digestion which set up catarrhal
condition of the entire digestive tract.
with chronic appendicitis, which we
thought would be relieved only by an
operation, but through the advice Of
friends l put her on Nuxcara, the
wonderful stomach remedy. The first
bottle of Nuxcara removed all the dis
tressing symptoms, and after taking
four more bottles she has entirely re-
covered, and is now enjoying perfect
health.
My wifes mother was so pleased
that Nuxeara had cured my wife that
she decided to try it. She had sub
mitted to an operation without get
ting any relief, hut began to improve
at once under the Nuxears treatment.
and to-day Ia in better health than for
years. / regard Nuxcara as the finest
medicine on earth for any form OF
stomach and intestinal trouble and
heartily recommend 1t as a certain
and positive cure"
Mr.. Baldwin is a prominent bust
ness man. who can be seen at any
time. He, like every one else who
endorses Nuxcara, has no motive but
TO help some one suffering with indi-
gestion, dyspepsia and catarrh.
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Rreitinger. member of the State
Legislature from Philadelphia, chief
moving picture censor, and Mrs. e. G..
Niver, of Charleroi, Pa, as assistant
censor.
The appointments were made under
the Exhibitors League of Pennsyl-
vania, an organization OF moving pic
vania, an organization of moving
picture theater owners. He is carry
ing out the provisions of a law
passed June 10. 1911. which pro-
vides that man and a woman,
duly qualified by education and ex-
perience, whose duty It shall be to
examine all moving picture films or
reels and stereopticon views, be APP
pointed to approve such as shall be
moral, and to withhold approval from
such as shall tend to debase or cor
rupt the morals"
A salary of 1900 year is fixed by
the law for the chief censor and
$1,000 for the assistant censor For
each film examined the censors are to
receive fee of $3.50, to be paid into
the State Treasury.
Steps for inspecting and passing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. A. Davis. with the Atlanta
Gas Co. says: u feel that 1t is my
duty to my fellowmen TO tell every
body in every way l can that Nux-
cara will positively cure indigestion
and dyspepsia, when by experience |
know what il Is to suffer for years and
years with dyspepsia, making life a
burden; j want every on who suf-
fers as | did to know about this rem
edy. | have bought It for others In a
number OF instances, knowing that
1t was the only cure known, and 1t
has cured in all cases. | have no in
terest whatever in advertising this
medicine, only to do my Christian
duty to suffering humanity |. like
every one else suffering with dys-
pepsia. tried everything and am fully
convinced that Nuxeara is the only
cure known"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

For several years my wife suffered
frequent attacks with acute indigestion.
These attacks in their alarming fire.
ausncy became the dread of my life.
NY wife never knew what she could eat
without taking the risk OF one OF these
attacks. We tried every remedy we
could hear OF with only temporary re-
lief Sitting in my office one morning.
feeling very Respondent after spending
q sleepless night and the terrible sus-
pense over the alarming condition Of my
wife, a friend called my attention to
Nuxcars, the wonderful stomach reme-
dy, stating that Nuxcsra would cure her
without a doubt. 1 at once put her on
the treatment, with the most happy re-
suits. She Is entirely cured. and Is in
better health than she has been for
years; eats anything she wants-Nus-
cara Is the most wonderful remedy
ever heard Of.
Ny wife was so delighted with her
experience with Nuxcars that she pre-
vailed upon me to take II myself. I was
suffering with . catarrhal condition
which affected my liver and kidneys. ]
had been under the treatment Of
specialist for my kidneys, who kept
me on a diet for several months, but
my condition seemed to grow worse, and
was in state Of mind TO make
change, so | began to take NuSoara,
which completely cured me In q short
time. My health is perfect. | eat and
sleep well; in fact, never felt better In
my life regard Nuxcara an achieve
ment In science unparalleled. a remedy
which han no equal In all forms OF
stomach trouble. T. M Word. s7a Cher
okee avenue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. J, \. Renfroe. with the United
Gas Works, of Philadelphia. says:
DIR. Kelly's Nuxeara is the only
permanent and certain cure for dys-
pepsia. have had trouble with my
digestion for several years My bust
ness carries me all over the United
States-long trips on the cars, living
at hotels. eating at irregular hours.
My health became so wretched that /
could not digest anything, and SUI
fered all the sgonies of the confirmed
dyspeptic. ] took treatment at the
Johns Hopkins Institute under the
most famous specialist. also in New
York City, but | never found cure
until | took Nuxcara. l consider 1t
the greatest discovery for the cure
of any form Of dyspepsia or indiges-
ton known % science
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARt CO, Atlanta, Georgia,
Offices 31S and 3l9 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
DR.. r. b. Kelly, City.

DR.. X. d. Kelly, City.
Dear Sir-I consider Nuxcars the
greatest accomplishment in medical
science; II produces harmony of action
between the organs of digestion and
nervous system and metabolism. or the
conversion of food into living tissues.
l sincerely recommend Nuxcara to be
the ideal remedy for depression after
eating, nervousness caused by fermen-
tation OF food-forming gases and pre-
venting the regular action OF the stom-
act and bowels Nuxcars acts directly
upon the membranes Of the digestive
system and restores them to a healthy
condition. l weighed 1870 pounds when
began to take Nuxcara. l now weigh
1856 pounds.
l speak from experience; break your
bondage to tea and coffee. acquire the
water drinking habit. breathe Gods
fresh air and take Nuxcara. your palace
car to "Wellville."
Wishing you much success, l am
Very truly yours,
THE WORLD MFG. CO.,
X. II. HARWEEL., General Manager.
Ex-member City Council; Ex-member
Park Board; General Manager World
Mfg. Co, President Of Smoke and Gas
Commission.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
With Light Rifle Girl
Stops Bears Charge

EVERETT. WASH, Feb. 14-Ivy
Thompson, tifteen-year- Everett girl
rented a .22-caliber rifle from a sporting
goods store and within a few hours
had shot and killed back bear within
the city limits. The animal weighed
dressed 200 pounds.
When the girl opened fire the bear
was charging her Miss Thompson
planted two bullets in the animals brain
that brought Sruin to a dead stop at
her feet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
Turns His Wife From
TheStage witnesses

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-Two kiss
es decided the future course of Thomas
c. and Margaret Kitchener, and with
out further adieu the pretty young wife,
carrying their infant son. linked arms
with her husband and left the bar of
the Desertion Court.
The embrace at the same time caused
the young bride to draw a veil over
her promising career on the stage and
turn her thoughts to the kitchen.
Since their enlargement. a few weeks
ago, Kitchener has been living at Thir-
ty-sixth street. while his wife and child
have resided on Lancaster avenue. Mrs.
Kitchener desired to become an actress.
Her husband objected and the trouble
commenced.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

tional park" in the country. for its
tree-covered top is hardly an acre in
area
Captain James Dryden, of st. Louis.
an old river pilot, born In house
still standing, few rods back on the
mainland from Tower Rock, says so
far as he knows only two persons
have scaled the rock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

upon films and views will be taken
Immediately at the Capitol. where all
pictures must be approved by the
eensors before they may be shown.
A special room for display of pic
lures will be arranged.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr. j. w. Brooks, travelling repre-
sentative of The Atlanta Georgian and
News, says: For two years I have
carried in my grip a bottle Of Nux-
cara, and would not think of going
out on the road without it. l consider
it the most wonderful discovery in
medicine" The number of people
who suffer with indigestion and dys-
pepsia, the terrible distress they suf-
fer, no one knows but those who have
had experience with It. When one
remedy after another fails, when di-
gestive agents seem to aggravate it
in the face of all this, Nuxeara cures
in every case. Truly it is wonder
full remedy.
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

is the only remedy sold
strictly on a guarantee to
cure indigestion and dys-
pepsia. The only remedy
which has been given a ten
years test before offering
it to the world as a certain
and positive cure for indi-
gestion and dyspepsia. Nux-
cara has been prescribed by
eminent physicians with re-
markable success during
the ten years of it's expert
mental stage. Nuxcara is
the only remedy based upon
scientific study of the ply
siology and chemistry of di-
gestion. Nuxcara is the
only remedy which acts di-
rectly upon the 'mebrane
3 of the digestive system,
promoting the secretions of
healthy fluids which dis
solve and digest the food,
reducing and restoring the
infamed congested mem
branes, and thus promoting
the assimilation of the di-
gested food, improving nu-
triton and increasing the
vitality.
A few years ago Edmond
son Drug Co, bought a gross
of Nuxcara every six
months, which was their
leading seller at that time
for indigestion and dyspep-
STA remedies; to-day they
are buying five gross per
month; just thirty times
the amount of business
they did at that time. Our
books show that they have
bought fifteen gross since
the first of November. Their
mail order book shows that
they are shipping the'Nux-
cara treatment to New
York City, Washington,
d. c., and to many points
in North Carolina, South
Carolina, Florida, Alabama,
Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia. Now there is but
one explanation of this
phenomenal growth of their
business on this remedy,
and that is that the Nux-
cara treatment does just
what is claimed for it to do
for Indigestion and dyspep-
STA. In this broad land
Nuxcara stands &,c it'll
out a peer.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

DR.. Frank Edmondson, of Frank Ed
mondson & Brother, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists, Atlanta. Ga:
In the rs years that have been in
the drug business l have never sold a
remedy that gave such universal sat
isfaction as Nuxeara for indigestion
and dyspepsia. We have had an i'm
mense sale of 1t, and have never had
a dissatisfied customer. 1t cures
every case, and everyone who has used
1t speaks of 1t In the highest terms.
have taken 1t myself, with the most
pleasing results. and can heartily rec
ommend 1T to be all that is claimed for
it."
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr. Richard whiting, connected
with the Uncle Remus Magazine.
Atlanta, Ca, says; II consider Nux-
cara the greatest remedy on earth for
indigestion and dyspepsia; in fact, the
only certain cure that / have ever
heard OF, and 1 have been hunting
remedies for several years. Just some
thing to get relief, Nuxcara cures to
stay cured. Such a remedy is GER
tainly a blessing to those who suffer
with this terrible disease, and l would
like to say to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia; Just try 1t and see for
yourself The only returns to me for
recommending this remedy is the
pleasure in carrying good news to
some sufferer"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia
Offices 31S and 319 Empire Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

Mr.. j. F. Adams. merchant, of At
lanta, Ga, says: "Nuxcara has been a
boon to me. The first bottle that
bought was hardly able to reach the
drug store, had suffered for TWEEN
ty-f1ve years with dyspepsia, part Of
the time in bed. Kept away from my
business for Gays at time. / regard
Nuxcara as the only cure for indiges-
ton and mal-nutrition and always
recommend it to anyone suffering
that way. l can not say too much
for this great medicine. and am glad
Of an opportunity to bring 1t to the
notice of someone suffering with in
digestion and dyspepsia, knowing that
it will cure them"
Ask for the NUXCARA Booklets.
NUXCARA CO, Atlanta, Georgia.
Offices 31S ard 319 Empire Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15
BY A
WOMAN SAVES
NATION A PARK
War Department Takes Tower
Rock on Mississippi and Makes
It a National Reservation.

WITTENBERG, MO. Feb. 14.-An
oil painting by a woman has saved
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-15

r. M. Word Cured Of Kidney and Liver
Trouble by
NUXCARA.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
Glover Precinct.

Commencing at the center of Sec. II,
Twp. 80 n, r. 4, E. B. NJ, thence south
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23
NEWsoME PRECINCT.

Beginning at the Ten Mile cabin on
the Elk City wagon road; from thence
running south to a point due west of
the mouth of Meadow creek; thence
east to the mouth of Meadow creek
thence in an easterly direction to the
divide between Elk City and Newsome
creek; thence along said divide until
opposite the divide between Newsome
creek and the Middle Fork of Clear
water river; thence down said divide
to q point due north of the Ten Mile
cabin; thence south to the Ten Mile
cabin, the place Of beginning.
Polling place. Newsome House.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23

o. commencing at the SW corner of Sec.
90, Twp. 81, N. R. 2, e. B. NJ, thence
ttuhnlng north to the township line be-
ssween Twps. 81 and 80 N, R. 2 E. B.
w., thence east along said township
I'm. Inc TO Cottonwood creek, thence down
s 90 creek to section line between Sec.
a. ~ and 70, Twp. 80 NJ, r. 8, e. B. M,
onence south on said section line to SW
s Urn OF section 35 in same township
anu range, thence east one mile, thence
'outn 2 miles to the SW corner of Sec.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1914-07-23

gulch and running thence southeastern
to the top of the divide between John
Days creek and Little Slate creek;
thence north to Skookumchuck creek;
thence down said creek to Salmon river;
thence up Salmon river to the place Of
beginning
Evening star., 1914-04-12
attltube of Mobam=
mebans Changing
American Bible Society Agents
Report Many Moslems At
tending Meetings for Chris
tian instruction.
tian instruction.


American Bile Society agents report.
Just made. indicate marked changes in
the attitude of MohamnedanS III Egypt
in Bulgaria and in some parts Of Turkey
in both Europe and Asia toward Chris
tian progress
In Cairo. u hich IN some senses is the
capital Of the Mosl-r1I world. six centers
exist for the gathering of Mohammedans
Tor Christian instruction The nstruc-
ton goes on every night. with An aNerase
total attendance OF nearly one thousaild
on the Nile a new and novel plan OF
Bible sales and Christian instruction has
been put into effect. Two boats ply the
famous river. one in the delta. the othet
along the upper Nile from caro- TO Luxor
Missionaries visit cities and SUPPLEMENTS
from these boats and with true American
enterprise take their hicNcleS with them
and from the landings journey to nlaia
towns to preach the gospel Large num-
bers of Copts and McslemS attend meet
mgs and a record year of Biple sales
has been made.
The Balkan WA made possioie the sale
OF Bibles to soldiers. that the largest
year of sales in the history Of the So
ciety'S Levani agency is the record rms
record made following precedinS
year Of large sales. All restrictions
among Moslems in the Balkans outside ot
Turkey seem to have been removed.
While some restrictions still exist IN Tu3'-
key. especially III Aslatic cities, there is
there larger freedom Of inquiry There
Mossms who open their minds and SlNe
con sideration to Christian claims.
There has been celebrated within the
year the fifteen hundredth anniversary of
the invention Of the Armenian alpha bet.
and the Armenian church showed large
brotherhood feeling. the ,ireGorianS ask
ing cooperation with Christian agencies
and receiving if. Other natiV" orthodox
elements are reported to he changing then
attitude SLOWLY and to he shown more
willingness To receive suggestions and buy
Bibles.
Bible Society agents report that the
type of Christianity that has of late be
come subject of inquiry by these Mos
lens and others of the Levant is not the
fossilized type they have known for cen
turtles. nut an evangelical type. This has
been the Noslen1s are said to have
most feared, ana now they are found TO
welcome il most heartily. The largest
immediate results are looked for by the
society among the large Moslem popula-
ton of Bulgaria
Evening star., 1914-04-12

The semi-centennial of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church is to begin today
row and continue Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday under the direction OF Rev.
Paul Robinson Hickok, pastor, and other
leaders of the church work.
The programs follow:
Today, IL a.m.-Regular service of pub
lie worship, flftieth anniversary sermon,
the pastor; 7:4J PM, Easter musical
service, Metropolitan Church choir, Mr..
Newton T. Hammer, director, Mr. Byron
Dudley Buck.
Tuesday. the historical evening-Memo-
rial tablet, Rev DR.. John Chester, organ
izer and first pastor of the church; un-
yelling of the tablet, Mr.. Edward Har-
mon Eakle, jr.; an appreciation. DR.. G.
w. N. Custis; address, "A Completed Half
Century Rev. DR.. George n. Luccock.
pastor First Presbyterian Church. Oak
Park, Ill; address, The Church and
Washington City Presbytery,' Rev. Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church.
Wednesday, the homecoming evening
On this evening it is hoped to have re-
union of very many of the former wor-
shippers and adherents in Metropolitan
Church The speaking and social fea-
lures will take place in the church paf-
lors. Address, Those Earlier DAYS. Ell
der Frank O. Maxson. L. s. N; half hour
of "reminiscences. general participation;
Evening star., 1914-04-12
Semi Centennial of metropolitan
]9resbpterian Cburfb to Bf 0bserhen

address. The Next Half Century Elder
William r. Spilman.
Thursday, the fellowship evening-The
record in Presbytery. Elder Henry Is.
Simpson; greetings of the presbytery. the
moderator: greetings of the synod. ReT.
DIR. Dewitt NJ Bcnham. Baltimore, mod
orator Of the Synod of Baltimore: greet
ings Of the moderator of the general as
sembly, read by EIder George p. Bohrer.
address. The Nessage of Metropolitan
Church." Rev. Or. Albert Evans. pastor
Kanahwa PRESBYTERIAN Church, Charles
ton, w. Va: Greetings of the Capitol Hill
churches RIv. A. H. Thompson. pastor
Waugh NJ l.. Church: greetings of the
Washington >SurcheS-@ev. DR.. Joseph t.
Kelly. pastor Fourth Presbyterian
Church
Some historical facts in regard to the
congregation which are appended to the
program follow:
The first service was held and sermon
preached on February 2s. 1854. First
services held in school house. ist street
southeast. Organization OF Capitol Hill
Presbyterian Church April IL. 1854. Or
ganiZation effected in school house at
Sd and A streets southeast, site of the
present St Marks p. L. Church. During
the summer and fall OF 1864, all services
were held in the Capitol. Services re-
sumed in school house at ID and A
streets. Chapel at 4th and b streets
southeast dedicated February l., 1866.
Became Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
in 1869. Lower room of present church
building occupied April =. 1871. Present
Church completed and dedicated Decem-
D. D.. 1864 to 1894: Rev. George \. Iuc-
cock. d. D.. 1894 to 1904. Rev. Albert
Evans. D. d. 1904 to 1909 Rev. Paul
Robinson Hickok from 1909.
Evening star., 1914-04-12
New MeckWear in Shops

THE ready made collar has reached a
wonderful state Of perfection-or
near perfection. There was a time when
most Of us thought that even We our
selves. unsklled as We might be ii the
use of needle, could make better work
of collar than We could find in the
readymade variety But that day has
gone by \ stitch or two i ali that is
needed 70 make the ready made collar an
integral part of the frock with which We
desire TO wear it.
One Of the stitches must Arrays be
taken TO keep the buttons from poppin.
off in the first wearing. And as the but
tons used to trim collars are usually OF a
decorative nature. they are hard to match
and if once lost cannot be easily replaced
So always sew on the buttons on a ready
made collar They are usually held by a
single strand of thread
The new organdy collars are a boon,
now that warm weather is coming. Moth
ing is so desirable in warm weather as
dainty neckwear The high. boned net
Evening star., 1914-04-12

expensive to be given over to the mex
pensive majority. one finds dozens OF
black moire taffeta and satin crepe and
tulle frocks
With these are worn dashing turbans
of glittering black straw trimmed with
thin black tendrils of short ostrich tips
The only touch of white will be at the
decolletage and even this will not be
ornamented with the glitter OF crystals or
jewels
One Of the reasons given for the liking
for dancing is this favored water taf-
feta made with a short skirt caught up
in the back in the semblage of a hustle
(for the idea of Premier. advanced last
summer, has grown in grace, and then
puffed out az far as the silk will go.
The bodice is buttoned straight down the
front and has darts and seams in the
ld-fashioned manner.
1t is opened in a deep L at the neck,
outlined with standing frill of white
lace The sleeves are long and finished
over the wrists with lace frills.
When Premet first advanced the huge
bow or puff at the back of a gown to
look as much like hustle as it could,
without being one, the other designers
gave here the field. Now they all copy il
to some extent. Everywhere one sees
that immense puff at the back-not on the
hips. mark you. but Just across the back.
The manner Of achieving it depends on
the designer. There is no one way.
One of the reasons given for liking
materials that puff well is that one can
make them stand out at this spot, a
trick which cannot be achieved easily
with soft fabrics.
Evening star., 1914-04-12
Caster Chimes.

Al the sound of those Easter chimes
A thousand memories OF olden tunes.
And cheer with warmth the old. old
world.
How loyally these chimes hail round,
Like sentinels from hill to hill they
ring.
Now come the people from the highways
The open streets grew crowded here
With throngs going to the churches
near.
Fillin. the broad aisles TO the chancei
Where lilies and roses their odors fling
And spiceries of incense rise to the skies.
Soon swelled the tones Of ScryIcc.
Here knelt the worshipins folks
All together and mingllns their voices
Singing The Rising Of the Lord.
Rejoice rejoice. for Christ our Savior
JOY. peace eterna! life He siveth
With roar of orsan-the yaulted alleys
rung.
Jubilate Domino exultingly runs.
How ii makes the heart up-sweli
To hear those glorious anthems
Our children's children Will hear them
still.
JOY of all the earth is Easter day.
those chime in spring
peal out and ring
HARRIET q. LANGDoN.