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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-17

Every nation welcome. except Carrie. at the Stampede. 2-19-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-17

The surprise of the 2Oth century is due to arrive in Juneau in 14 days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-17

Coffee, better than your mother ever made, at the Stampede Restaurant -2-19-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-17
E WEATHER TODAY.

Typewriters for rent. See w. H Case. 3-l7-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-03-17

You'll find the cosmopolitan crowd at the Stampede. 2-l9'd'
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10

end pEngt aa Ia iillye cisn with alt
prop facili ltes Tor the performance
Ql e,seRe duties such exesai ief.a.
idee, floSfeFkSt mo ~ here
in cqntasnet u s,enss shned ssu "a
qssire 5og afitilsrise 81 iitIl as tSlenk
at any Bchc6f q 4a.4l lA1.s al " enc
ploYsfig feglissf foF dIs
sehg0l childfen or stilieiiS j. q
Sec, y Elyeisy sch lOnI pIfS eiaa shalt
,nlalEe q prompt exa7niHa on and dag
iosiE qf ~ Chi dpep or stndefits re-
fegEsa TO him, as ileFsinRfser provided
and such further exaf,iInatien ia the
protecttpn Of the health ss the puhilc
mey reanise
Sec 3 The teac chers shall cause
to be reported to q school physieian
for ekdminatipn and diagnosis every
school 8ciiiid or stu dent retuFning to
school without eeTtificata from the
board Of health; or where no such
bpay9 eziets q pilyetciaus after aI-
sence on account of illness or from
nfllfnl1 1F,li esan nee and eFesss lopI child
OF. stadsnt who shows signs of IN
heal tea Sor - suffering from cont s0lis.
or chong dtReas shall Be so 30 !
ported uni IessS at en 90 excluded froirt
the school by the psincipIe or teacher.
= yctlAll1t
repctt 70 TIE appglip priate teScher The
seaoher shall sseisfy the parent OF
BuaTd I'm Of any sclie0l child ar sfuk
dent who may be uffsfinH with any.
defect or disease.s Whenever q child
or student shows symptoms Of small
ppHs wiloQpitlg cough iptheris ecslf4
let feysfs les, cjlie Cen llozs EisiiElfs
or any otlter con sDup or fla fect seuti
aiseaas. sticl seiioe child or stlidaat
silalI be sent home iinnae fsis by
the tesehsg. or sss soon safe and
proper conveyance can be found and,
the teacEer Of principal shall notify
the local board IL health tghsfa one,
sec. 5. The acfsopl piysi cIhn :y1E
every school "a d college 3 shall eepa4
rately and carefully ezamsne sslld test
every gohgiol ci or student ia tho
inst tiuti on W htcR Ne ahrves st least
ones eas eey school yeag, O. certain
WI 8f1cIi 65f651 Guild or student
IL yfix tsnEfl defAetiVe assi siaz OF
lfeaS tberrllosig. malafia or
hoo tf atls ether lIty on
tlef9e lending 10 prevest tAa full
henef 9f schc las tic work or 81 hiring
q ion dc 4 iIcll lastic wori
30 pFys see tn prev sat iIilllsy 70 ne child
or ana I'd
ucafae rs Is
nse9gening SO q aHt. .
Sec.t 8 Any paTaIss Or 81 dian can
have e&sf Srliila q ainiEEsl ~. aIIy IT.
eenged pllg an ef tllIs aed
said pil lyeielS 4 laIl lsli ( diss
er 3 record ret 81 q Il aEt
this, examination = hen 10 re-
quest OF the aren't or gti inn shall
lxhIrfst taff ssltfi3 ffnzft NJ I, ff<,t5.
by school phxgieians
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.lllS D IllTEhEST

iI.s2
II = al * " * Cord on Of isk0I. 7e an 8
was here tlurlilg 3 the naslt on MS way
TO Iva where n O fgiss tad 4 tho sapisly Sog
Mr.. az ,aaIi. n :. Gordon ;wtis
for5peri secret ayS iie slclg h
there. 81
Mrs, I ~ {, ters sces that
the Eesnlnr Bley meeting Of the Due
ai.tulnaa me Z {ssn Z 9,6Es Isst,,, n
and the ME ssiil be aIiIfU esS latey.s
& Mr. Wood and Miss Beliiak
Leefey Rere taaFrsed on The Ttil at
the hazae af ReFz g Z. a. neg
BeltGa, "a :,
paslshteys of the Confcd err will
day fteynOo1 at q DC 2 he meet
Ing ~ lle lielS e he aence OF
lffe. hehnnjk on SOUTH iaip Street.
s. cnae Coca ola and chef0 Cola
Gun a5sa 7ss1SSiazlted s5fft
BisIt0fa nSsl the llorti, Ard eFs1n ebia-
ftreefS car lines c9rnsiig nom North
= 1iEs zen0nla Wefasls chhfrniRh nf
the 9sIseie cofnnii tteo for The reunion
teaaAsts s slnrers Is sil tho
church eIioITe WI b y = II "a help sFith
the 30 4; II WITH ieT q
at once.
Governor etoie T. Blease yestcTilay
wrote sgoEn Columbia that be would
aceeJ ItIl I iIii9aETTTe Che in2itatfGn
.exteE ded him fe be present Tor the
feunions 10 be held IN Mas alll itl-
ded bat he would urge every E1len1beg
of hia starr "a CON 3:
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SCHOOL 10
STARS !! RRs.
PLANS COM % F3s THE.
PaE1Y ssEsT
ORDER 20 g ! K FLAGS
Conalaitsse vvfis LIns ssrsets Os
sas sisy wa 90 chadrsn
Fpf - asIs

/.
The special decoration committee OF
the chamber OF commerce, PLANNING
for the sgeet pa Fade of veterans which
y 10. take place hefe trri1g the Son
fedeEatn reuni 3 EeFday placed an
order taF 4 ,5l0 Confederate giaRs md
the streets pf tie eitys on either side
Nj be lined with chIiisen senfhubI.
.9Rtleal ~ waving these flags, ms the
veterans Eaas by pllsH the parade
takes place
Over ]. 500 Of tiaeE flags viii Be
shipped At once 70 the chamber OF
sepyliI Ilerce. TiIey iste ex9 In SIR aud
with alE the school children OF the
.fity supplied With the stars and bars
II VIII be a glorius aigilt @nd q sight
70 he seen but once IN q lifetime. ii.
4. I<tng3 grand ularsaBl for the Da-
rade and aiFs r. G. Webb who aa7
[. ltIS5z 70 IJ;iiIIg CoIatiii-
nnented oa every side becanse OF the
iiappg Thought. Which Is d fnodifica.
ti0i cf the idea sti ca in The In-
tell neer last Etinday
gt IS planned tof have rs many chill
dreli MS possible ready fer the pafafa 3
and they aHill lie liI1efs an on each sttfo
OF East and West Main street. rs,
R n King, gren6 neRfEhgl for tho
.bceaEinni has appointed SIX aseisfant
niarslials Tor the event and these gem
tlene will have charge of placing
thg Children and getting the parhsie
IEtaesed and Will also direct It's course.
Tlie pfIiceFs pf The esi nber, OF scetn4
mefee have s5lleett tts5 arrEnk keinents
for aeenE4a s < ~ lS.eal hands and III :
Isitlslr viii be real loysla mad stnff
when the. 4sesp o5eniil s finally rolls
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lleAl INSPECTION Bill
IS IN USE IN THIS STATE


~ . - : y y u : .
The Legislature has been asked Pes
peatedly 70 pass q bill % provide for
the medical lHspectio ION Of school chill
dFen, Thig Nil Is designed ,i,af aftieuIa g
" to help the parenfs who are NOT
able fiIsancially 10 have medical AZ
tendance except IN cass Of proho,inc@
ed 5iliness- The bill has been passed
ana has received the governor, d veto.
Il Is endorssd by the state hoard 81
health. state medical society and the
Rtate federation of Womenss clubs. :
al history and digest Of the proposed
law, have been handed The InteiiiQen-
Ger for q publication. Following Is 4
history OF the movement:
Gn April yOtlIt 1919, Or. 70. Al. Hines.
Of Seneca reag q paper before the
South Carolina Medical Association
With the following rtie, "a Plea for
MEDICAL Inspection Of School Chill
dren in South Carolina Report OF the
Work as Seneca
I3f. Hines pointed out that, the re-
BusS og the medical inspection Of 4he
cll,i i.iran in sStle Sepeea schools con-
firmed the reports from nearly all
i ever the TINT eehpp elIiI dEen
aliffeEsd sfrosss an alarming pereantags
OK re1nedts sble dsaects--as great as as
Rstf = " AtAS4tSAys SHQHcu ltliaS
Z the South was practically the only
nEgt of the civilized world Nitliont
medical t1sp pection Of school laws and
ct the time the paper was reaa no at
8efnpts 0e any kind have been intiie ex-
cept q few months previously at. At-
laIita and New Orleans, where the
boards OF education had provided the
funds TO casry on the work
DR.. Hines nIe eed that the time was
oppe rtune Tor South Carolina 20 lead
i all the southern states by ssnacting at
once q medical inspection Of the
Hchool" laws
The pnpet wee regarded by the state
medical .as ociatinr an nna marking
an epoch In the interest OF public
health in South Caroline and the
propoeitI0n was lInanimo oltsiy endorsed
and reBol iltfons adopted in favor OF
taking Immediate steps TO have med
icai snEpection bill introduced Ia the
legIslatufe. a ordingIy q Dill was IN
trodueed in the legislature In 1882,
I tpoasibIs 1eIi,) which was vetoed by
the governor. A similar bill was iff-
tToduced IN ss91S and met the same
: fate.
digest Of tie Bill.
Ser. r he board OF tritstees OF
any sehppl ur college is hereby aii-
tlinri2etl and empowered TO appoint
ono or mere physicians to act as Of
fisiai lI,egifeul examiners, hereinafter
called t'school ply icians' under the
tGrIiis uf Tits net. at each and every
public sclloo q college IN the state,
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- fsnnfiaf fIhnrnl,..

9:45--I 'eacliefs' PRAYER meeting.
1890 Ea abfstit school, Dr. A., Ii.
Smetherss supt, 50,
1880 Public worship. Sermon by
the pastoF, Joha II. Vines, subject:
The Cody Mother. :,
loyal Ambaasad doFs viii taea4
in the Senior BaFaca room. Subject
viii be: Wars Its Cause, ForblddBa
Weapons Rules and Humanity z PROT.
GS VI. Chambers. Leader. n:
400 Sur nbeame VIII meet Subject:
seThe New Louisiana Purchase
5.0e--Y W. a. will meet: Subject.
.eThe New Leuislana Pfrehass Lead.
|er, Miss Bessie Major IS
7:leB. Y. p. u Subject: ..The
Sovereignty og G0G,,' Lender, ar.
Smethers aud Group 9. G. l5. Earle
idination OF deacons and a6drass, s,lI,-
5ace.. f:lie III to Lead 4 lTsIe 5tlbIfc
as cord!eIty Invited to attend Worship
with US a. Gil these aerYices.
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Y
London, Nay iffs G!iflsttan x
ind 0llestE - ~ < nisS
riVA, 10 setas Oh siioie visit
EiHce Ii q Chs
1ste8 = ~ - the lsi fol ecrge
ait, fsE font dt5
y
tse alofrs Aii ArDitnS
tthe Wale here Is s sash 5s ~ (le zarifo
KlaDpl ~ 3 - Tie 1slae silie large
bow 81 FoteEifia fesos Il aSie
Blue ckes lot ciof ias IL
fnoHk illl two EesiI ID q Ifh Hiisd
AeuiIntt body ana no Ii front hf
back. SttsoAe1 h5glt as neelsf stand
ln3 81 IL G4tla IfllsI1 Kleg o
tlaet 'eiuR p1tlet
vic of II faefef
u + q eff btsek knsf 9illse
elAzl.E 1Aezz 81 hffG alf[sa kEf.
F1iaEt q n d iIT
rlhb1f ding slse p1sfs nt slia sszel
elf4flef$ an1 q aleg nsFira he "a
See ~ ID f1entote Apcllfe II
sast llls asculss ne SOD
~ the ls
s 80 IS 40 fsEai s.
s.ile 3 = - .1sss:.. : -! vi
~ paasd eRt.
ra ilsol ife q tlie v
|.fsk lii R e7 81
efisn
llF ieS ftt tser
s ~ ter5
~ 81.
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4'iFsl gaytrlaa gshilrel

The Hefgiees ii the First flrasbyts-
risn church t0niosgow VIII be held az
Ahe following holiss Sabbath s5nfyoI
at 10 O'clock. The pastor, Rev. DR.. W.
II. Frazer. viii preach at II 80 and o
O'Clock The CHER of the church wa!
furnish spi sAdid music at both hours.
TIE pews, hTe frae end 81 coEiiaI ihvi5 s
tflsIon is extended TO ell Who win so
worship here, q
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special ceEy1ce9- a. disesed 70. EGiher.
hood and Saere1 neinofie. 81 wonld
seen that eSery member or the csa-i
gEcsetloh would make sfeif best
sanRs sflce 10 stLena A speeias feature
oE the days worship Will be tsie olds
fashioned ebAga rendered by yfhe cli1is.
NC not convenient e. wear White
fiower. . white rose viii ba given yoA
~ church door.
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EiSa s0ysFE EAezz EAzzo o6es
AS shown BY Che
White Eiosase Event


gown OF Mlss Eleanor Wilson, dauEh-
eer 0f the President who today became
the wife pf Eeceretary MicAdpo. wife
.ef tho Seeretary Of the Treasury ana
ding r0tle ssu were authoritaff f5eiy
sleeet5Bed 3 eter sae ceremony had been
The gown was made OF ivory
AKIN and trimmed with zeal old
point lice This charming creation
Sg1 incipal part OF the srons-
Feetl Jseae 5y the Fifth Avenue mo-
be bodice was softly 1FaDed
fflbl IN which crosses III front and
.js yppeflt 10 a point below the Siinlif-
slierss ro1it and hack; The II ehapefi
SseCI Is slfislied with colds 0e soft
tllllR. The real old point lace IS grace
35llIy u ped over the Fia7iE shoulder
10 the lett side Of the waist and ID fasx
tened with . spray Of oraisge blossoms,
aud the lace Jilen continues as hor-
der TO the Ions transparspt tiinic OF
tiiile sFiiicl fsip teE Ia fiie side OF.
the skirt sc the train. Tisa long
sweeping train Is three. asla q half
Re.ds ia length. a cap eSfecs bridal.
tVaest espeeIalsz execute si!silss I'll ssssssz
.arg,e blossupis and long araae6 veil
ttttS Very eitect1sG.
lcls int tetsst WIS oSgfl IN The gsnH
= ~ on tts5 - is
a t1le teSe slsik o 81 sEt iaca
mating IInsqrs In deal gn and payfecs
don. "a rs said sliia famous art
sfea sil9e itsll rs g ls the world
famous COZ cti6n may finds rs place.
sss ln antique In q d satLonGl e6lleetiOils
The tilre<pt tece koiTg away dress
A. = " s,S.s, -, ~, -, -.
Tile cohk IS Of ccpneasi III ne cfiarlneiise
an a "a isle tbs front and atssncE
part of the back nf tie ,osaf Is 81.
Ef1lenaF back ii eatfered at
s.sszs
sog Inc se topped with the blue
clllag Sc Of sleeve IS bound
5lat f5Ic 81 esge braid Soft cir.
slse of garDa arille cn6sng Ii srptit With
.oyft chr fInelise ucltle.
9 81die IS dark hiile chi ffon 0ger
eiliile. Ik lstg AgN Led traps OF ga
ne over tbs Bilenllets With
twelve 3 fsi bsefd over belt OF blue
Sc lardine. White orsandie ysat tee end
srHlfhr edge With q rose ensi green
f0sYerRG nas9Dw ribbon sfen6; III
frcsit hy three rihp6ned anttons 1s0ag
"a .se pFar ff1H.
- 5 IN IS f 81 i = y H.
Hlte RsipEe Rtifk OF fabafglIns NTIsis
klree iaF 4 icisnde9 starktn & NJ the
81 lde ss 81 les as en "a
~ lasliE ssktlt n fs5Ti at ~ llyne at
TO witch aee folit as 81 u
F<i. ssz5 7- : ;ssSl n
~ sil5eh hey ere
sslss g. ess as,osis one fIisil s5f
ass 1esslseH essl npunee As,IlIlf
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Ora ChaFek.

& kes2fs ~ - - =
.SSb SarRiees faf tie Fourth sun-
day efssss tsi s.. ia. sui : icsEi
N. evening seslisssn glers
Grace church paSssll for asiifmatson
snnlla9 lsiIslli
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IlNIIRlGIHI.
Al. il. L. ChuFeIi.

f,5s..s4 .sa..s 81
has sfi,6d 0el epier 4.
q. where lie conducted q neeting and
dedicated q church last week, and VIII
oecnps lis pulpit 5natisy Iilotns1g ana
ssfsiEl B. ssstss7iiStsn school q 10
2 ellin at l1::a30 4 n. III
al 9 p. n. There will !5e two deaecns
Install at fhe morning service. Let
eyeFy member 6K the church ga a s.s5s
ahool "a Ike 4 real effork "a re
pres s:1t these aefyic and bring
q friend Witt you
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fBaptis CIinFsI,.

20 q. IA Sabbath school, J , q. 3
Hsys, s,ilertiit tend dent. la rs 81. Il, !.
Public wofship. sermon BY pastor, Her.
silati W. Stone s2osnaIsa missionary
S0eiet5 8 - Ets "a Feac0ns Insssing
at Evening Worship ct 8. AS.
sstors cad strspg geys invited 10 i90is-
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IFll50Il ~. 6EFs

Wan1 Ton, !, n ~ o. itleIt gpsl. !.
E0p teyed Joint 1lution3
g 1tlnrt tosncFEGy gntlieFs
I6sssEisI q g Lks oseasioa.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-10

4acdstfs Slttift1 Az q Tier E;aHzarl t{lIIis'
day ehenI At 90 IA. ish LISA
Tsleli Il. S. q i, ssle
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q EesR sisys Inter a fo9sl6 IS welf
- in5isRaS ticizist a
u hen sss eslr plS.
nn1 eno III tl nleR pt 4
ID SaF % s,Ss 4
ezted siae she aiiiaaf Tor
tek wfa
neh le cesiHl IS flsfs ne
opsh 1alf kost II lisy
II ls6 ~ ~ =. f9s.
8 IS Is s
lint am 4
1 5tF III t1 3 ~
q e4 S1lf 5, g M is halis
efs vi l,nei s =
H'&l1ns e ~ ses sTls
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ran q tlse cceasipa
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PFf3 . tzf4 q = a N q r
with ~.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS

Of J r. Hopkins property March,
$S.25o-Clarh T. smith to Mrs.
Georgia Morton. lot 81 by 10 feet,
north side Lucille avenue, 10 feet
west of Ashby street March 16.
$1,000 William S Calhoun to Mrs.
Carrie Schaal, lot SO by 200 feet,
southeast corner Capitol and Atlanta
avenues. March a.
S206-Atlanta Realty and improve
ment Company TO John u. Word, lot
80 by H0 feet west side Underwood
avenue. 100 feet south of Starke ave
nue.. October 20. 1890.
$600-F j. Chappelcar to Golden
Eagle Buggy Company, lot 100 by 1875
feet. west side Lookout place. 2S5 feet
north Of Peachtrec street March s.
S650-William J. Beauchamp to
john Leuhard lot 80 by 100 feet
west side Cameron street, 125 feet
south Of Woodward avenue; also lot
80 hv 100 feet. west side Cameron
street. 1855 feet south of Woodward
avenue. October Il, 1913
$1,000 Deupree HunniCutt to
Eleanor II Hopkins, lot 2tS by 1853
feet, south siGc Pylant street at east
side Southern Railway; also lot l10
by 14i feet, east side Southern Rail
way at northeast corner Roy street.
February %
$1.73S h H. CASTOR to G. ]. Hood.
lot 80 by goo feet, west side South
Moreiaud avenue 81 feet south of
Eden avenue. March u.
$500 Guy Tolaud to II l.. Toland,
lots /. :. 3, 4, 3, E, % and % Of Lyle
subdivision in Iaud lot i3i. Four
tecuth District, to secure noe. March
H.
Lean Deeds.
Si100-Georee r. Rookie to Equi-
table Life Assurance Society OF the
United States, 40 10 Egleston street
- by $50 feet March /.
$1,000 George = Eubanlls to Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company, lot
80 by $50 feet, east side Myrtle street
100 feet south Of Eighth street March
II
$550-A. T. Spaldine Jrv to Clar-
euce Bambaush. No. 1873 East North
avenue. An b. l50 feet March 12.
$t.0o0-R II Poole to Mrs Virginia
T. Elmer, lot Is by 227 feet, north
west side Lakewood avenue, 5S3 feet
southwest Of Sawtell street March
l6.
St25o-A. l.. Mullins 90 Mrs Car
rie Schaal, No. 246 Oakland avenue,
Al by 1870 Fee; March l6.
$12,S1O-Mrs. Ida \. Turner to Full
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
OBITUARY..

The funeral Of c. w. NowslI. r. .r.s
30, who died Sunday at tha how. ~
4e2 Whitehall street, was hsId TvsSs
day afternoon at Poole's Cbansi III
lowed BY interment in Westview'
Funeral arrangements for the infant NJ
j. a. Gates. who died Monday All his
parents home, No 10S Peeples strest
West End, will be made later The
body was removed to Pooes Chanel
The funeral OF o. w. Stafford. aged 20
who died Monday, was conductad
Tuesday AFTERNOON at Poole's ChaneI
with interment in Westvlew Gene
terry.
Funeral arrangements for Mrs. g. ].
Walker, aged 70, who died Monday
at her home. No 1044 Piedmont ave-
nue., will be completed later. MrS
Walker Is survived by four sons, Dr.
w. y. Walker, OF Norcross; r. L.. w
B. and J. NJ. Walker; two daughters,
Mrs A. r. Moves and Mrs r. H.
Clement, brother. Robert Medlock,
and sister. Mrs, Joel Marlborough.
The funeral Of Henry r. Mardis, aged
30, who died Monday night at the
home Of his nephew, George Sake, on
the McDonough road, will be held
Wednesday afternoon at O'clock at
Bloomtleld's Chapel followed by inter-
ment in Oakland Cemetery The serv-
fees will be conducted by the CooSpa
Lodge OF Masons, No. e6, and Or. Dun.
bar II. Ogden. Of thu Cau1uA AnnaAuea
RerlaR ShWRSAA yaAaes~arsvbsv usrssLAl
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17

Papers recording the sale of two
story brick veneer dwelling at No.
1896 Peachtree street between Six
teenth and Seventeenth street. Ans
ly PARK 10y Everett A. BanCkor. Jr.
To- Arthur q Powell went to record
Tuesday The price was $4,000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Home Rule Battle
Critical; Asquith
Summons Cabinet

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, March 17.--So critical
has the British situation become that
Premier Asquith to-day summoned
an extraordinary meeting of the Cab
met to CO.. nder the home rule and
Ulster exclusion questions al length.
All the Ministers were present. and
The gravity of the situation was re-
Elected in their demeanor when they
left the meeting. One of the principal
questions discussed was the vote Of
censure for the Government which
the Unlonists in the House of Com
mons are planning to bring about.
The Cabinet members promised
the opposition leaders to set aside a
day when the Unionist attack upon
the Government might be made.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17

$1,000 Miss Lula Jeter To George
b. Roode No. 10 EgIeston street, s.
by $50 March >.
S1.77S-Mrs. FANNIE e. Jones to O.
II. Jones, lot Al by 147 feet, north
side Thirteenth street, 126 feet east
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Hendrix Is Receiver
For Clothing Firm

Walter c. Hendrix was appointed
receiver by Judge Newman in United
states Court Tuesday for the !. X. l..
Clothing Company at No % Decatur
street
Petitions demanding that a receiver
be named were filed Monday by the
New York Manufacturing Company,
New York; Frank Brothers & Co.,
Philadelphia, and the s. f. & 4. r.
Miller Company, Baltimore. 1t is al
Legged that the clothing company
showed preference TO creditors when,
on December %, 1913, several bills
We're settled, while others were left
unpaid. Fred Hebron is manager
of the J. X. j.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
The Leading Real Estate, Renting
and Loan Agents of Atlanta

FIELD REALTY COMPANY, oil Empire
Building II you want to trade your
property we are the ones 10 see. We
buy, sell or trade.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Wife Deserted for
Another, AsksDivorce

Charging cruel treatment. Mrs.
Elizabeth S. Faldes Tuesday filed suit
for divorce against Pablo Valdes
cigar manufacturer at No. South
Broad street.
In her petition she alleges that Val
des became infatuated with another
woman and deserted her early in 1912.
she asks FOR a total divorce The
ton A. Allen
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
2 Franchises Given
Trolley Co, by City

The Georgia Railway and Power
Company has been granted two fran
chises The first an indetermlnate
one, is for a loop for its College Park
line in Alabama street. and the sec
ond, covering a period Of 80 years. to
extend its tracks into Butler street
for its suburban express station.
Councilman Ashley commended the
city could not grant a franchise to a
company for the purpose Of running
a freight line through any Of the city
streets. but City Attorney Mayson
ruled otherwise.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Arm Gone, Man Sues
Southern for $4,000

Attorney Iawton Nalley. represent
Ing Samuel Black, Tuesday fled suit
at Carrollton against the Southern
Railway for $4,000.
Black, who lost an arm in a rail-
way accident on the Southern at Car
rollton January 10. 1914 claims that
MS injuries were due to the negu-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
RR. COmmissionGives
Cane to Judge Hillyer

The Georgia Railroad Commission
took official Cognlzance of Tuesday,
March II, not only because of the
late St Patrick, hut because of Com
missioner George Hillyer.
Tuesday was Commissioner Hill
yer's seventy ninth birthday, and
Chairman Gambler on behalf of Colo
mel Hillyers associates on the COM
mission, presented him with a hand
some walking cane as a token of the
commissions esteem and respect.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Council Rules Body
To Meet Wednesday

city Clerk Walter Taylor Tuesday
announced hat the newly Amounted
Rules Committee Of the General
Council would hold its initial meeting
in his office Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock
The committee was appointed by
Aiderman ] n, Ragsdale, Mayor Pro
Tenn and Is made up Of the follow
Ing Councilman Jesse B. Lee, chair
man, and Councilmen w D. White
and c. G. Mason.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-17
Warm AldGrmaniC
Contests Promised

Indications Tuesday pointed To
some warm contests for both Alder
manic and Council honors in the COM
ing primaries.
S. T.. Davidson. the real estate man.
will run for Alderman in the Ninth
Ward, to succeed Judge Gambler.
whose term Of office expires this
year. z. A. Minor and DIR. S. ID.
Warner also are considered likely
candidates, and the race promises to
be an exciting one.