davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
STEELE HAPPENINGS
('roo late FOR last week. !

'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mecca mad,
. business trip 10 Lewiston Thursday
OF last week.
Several people on the ridge wen'
counting last seek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Holmes made
flying trip 10 Nezpsrce last FRI
day.
J. L. Pearson from Myrtle came
up TO Steele Thursday and stayed
over Sunday. Mr.. Pearson IL the
local preacher for the United Breih-
ern II Steele,
L. r. Toll is working for John
Ssnts for few days.
Mr.. and AFs. /. G. Rinaage VIC c
In NezFeTce Thursday OF last week
getting some densal work done.
The school house vas full lass FIJI
day night al spelling school. There
were os present and everyone seemed
unusually noisy. but very pleasant
time was had nevertheless ulia
Hardman was the victor 10 spelling.
Mlss Mcleod. she teacher Of she
Seniex district was dcwn 10 cur apeIi-
Ing school Friday night.
Miss Hoss Of vollmsr has been on
the Ridge visiting her sister. Miss
Mamie Hoss.
Thss problem In Interest ssnnpsd
all The mashemaslclans.
Doc Holmss wsas 10 orhno OF a
Wait 10 BIS 0aughssr. Ass. Baker.
and from their be 10 going 10 Sites
10 visil another daughter, Mrs.
Carter.
wv. IL. Flora from NezpeFce went
TO Peek 10 visi. ais daughters. Rath
and Una Flora.
Qulss a misfortune hefcli Leonard |
and Ralph Toll last Saturday.
Their clothing caught Ere from de-
fecsive plps. The former lost two
saIla Of clothes and the latter one.
No lusther serious damage except
some damp bedding.
Harry Holmes lost iwc hogs Sat
urday. Soms hing mysssFioas waa
The matter. The hogs fFcshed az the
moush and kept going round and
round until death relieved them Of
their agony 10 about one hour.
Jack Rugg Is out On the road
again. lie Is going to Nesperce TO
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

At 81. Johns Scandinavian Luth-
eran church there will be Norwegian
high mass services With holy com
munion next Sunday morning al ii
o'clock. Subject for high mass SER
mon. "The True Preparation for
Christmas" Gospel on 2nd Sunday
In lent, 2nd series. Subject for con-
fessional sermon-True Repentance.
A cordial invitation TO all Scandi-
navians TO come and worship with Us.
c. h. Bergerson, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
Order Of Sale of Real Estate should
Not Be Made.

Ia the Probate Court ofLewis County. State
In she matter Of the estate Of aert Anderson.
decreased
Iogfis Mae Anderson, the executrix 81 the
estate OF Bert Anderson. deceased, having hl1d
IN this court her petition daily verified. pray.
ing for an order OF sale Of the real estate OF
said estate for the purpose therein set forth.
II is therefore ordered that al persons iuiens
Gated In the eAid estate Of said Bert Anderson.
deceased. appear before this seld Probate
Court on she Ssh day Of December 1914 AZ the
hour OF 10 o'clock q. m. Of said day. At the
courtroom Of said c uxthouse in the Village OF
Neaperce County of Lewis, State OF Idahos 10
show cnuee why so order should not be grant
ga "a she said exerntrix to Rnai all Of the real
estate OF She said estate and thas copy 81 thts
order be published AZ least sour successive
weeks IN The Neaperee Herald, newspaper
printed and published In said eMntys
The real estate Nngeanb@lDFm referred 10 IA
particularly described a. follows, foswlt:
Southeast quarter OF section 8. Township 81
N. Range i / b. A. situated IA Lewis County
idaho.
lseal) Thomas h9nsxiss
a&sa RF0@@sR $na&s
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

The Christian Science Society o.
Nezperce holds services at the Pres
byterian church, Sunday at Il a. m.
Subject "God the Only Cause and
Creator"
The public is invited to attend
these services.
Sunday School at 1915 p. NJ, for
all pupils under 20 years of age
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Beginning on December /, our
banking hours will be from 2 100 a.
m. to ; 100 P, m. Pasrons gill please
take notice and kindly arrange their
business accordingly.
Farmers State Bank
Uason State Bank
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Wear your learning like a watch,
in a private pocket. and do not pull
il out and display II merely to show
that Won have oae. IL yoa are ask
ed what o'clock II is. tell II, but do
not proclaim it hourly or unasked,
likp the Waterman.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
Win nur Yanr Heres.

! will be 10 Nfzperce on Sasur-
days 10 buy horses from Is to 10
hands high, for delivery Dec. 10.
Horses must range 10 age from S to 9
Call up or write me. VIM. Sullivan,
RFD Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

DR.. w. Lewis and wife this
week moved their household effects
into the house recently vacated by
the R. w. Humphrey family, the
change being made necessary on ac-
count Of Nick Later purchasing and
desiring at once TO occupy the house
DR.. Lewis was living ia.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

VIM. Harbkes who Ia attending
the University at Moscow came
homs fast seek 10 cat Thanksgiving
turkey With his parents and inciden-
tally attended to visiting numerous
friends Of both sexes Bill is play
ing center on the University basket
bail team and we hear be Is i'm
proving with age In proves.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
Your Xmas Photos.

For the benefit of our patrons for
the coming Christmas, we have en-
gagged the services Of Mr.. James
Miner, weli-known photographer
of Spokane The studio will be open
all day Sundays. and we would APP
preciate appointments made by tele-
phone. 2stf Fink Bros.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Lloyd Stevens and ]. r. Carrico
and son, who had spent about ten
days Ia the Mnsselshell creek coun-
try over In Idaho ecaasy On a big
game hunting expedition returned
Saturday brlngsng Two dne specimens
Of the deer family With them. The
party also bagged another deer and
many birds which we're on their bill
Of fare every day while 10 camp.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Mrs. Dora Spiers drove over to
Nexperce on Sunday accompanied by
her brother Carl and his bride, ard
wiz Nelson. They spent a very
pleasant time visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Emmerson, and returned to
Winchester later in the day VIM
chester lou nal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

PASTURE have ample room
for your stock In The Col. HammilI
Geld al 81 per month See me before
pasturing. e. Olson.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Assessor z. Fl. Ratlif departed
Monday morning for day Of BUSH
ness In the Ilo- Vollmer section.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

The excavation for the foundation
of II. G. Paige's new bungalo was
completed the 6rss Of the seek and
construction work is nov in progress
when the condition Of the weather
permits.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

A blanket of beautiful snow feii
on Mother Earth the past Sunday
evening, and the youth with the red
sled was the busiest of mortaIs for a
few hours Monday morning.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

DR.. z. S. Booth departed Tuesday
morning for a business visit at
Lewiston.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior, U. 8. Land 0gice
at Lewiston. Idaho, Nov. 9Th, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that nj an Esee Cook,
OF NeRperce fdaho, who. on Dec. 50. 1905, @nd
"a. wlSe5Ssws Kes zswss sec IL nw14 hw58, wsxu-
eixnw12. SCI net4 nwi<s s6waSnesxBes &nwaz
sec. 49, and netz s5xsx. section L. twp. "a NJ
2w a. NJ, has Aied notice of intention 70
make GnAi nve-year proof, 10 establish claim
20 she land above described. before Register
and Receiver y. : Land OHace at lewiston,
Idaho on the 18th day OF December, 1914.
Claimant names az witnesses sherman
". Planning, William 3. Campbell. Frank Hill
derbrAnd. John Hilderbrand, all OF Sezperce.
ssS Henry Helsseld. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

The Misses vsnCEdsn and Sley.n-
son drove 10 vollmer Sunday after
noon to meet Miss Clara Schultz who
was On her way home from Der
Thanksgiving visit at Lewiston.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

All amateur finishing delivered the
following day al 5 100 p. N.
25tf Fink Bros.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03

Lloyd Marker departed for visit
II Lewiston Tuesday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-03
Aars- AscCsain'a Experience with
Gg0mn.

@Whsn my boy, Ray, was small he was
suhjeea 70 group, and 4 was always alarmed
~ such times. Chanberlain's Cough REM
edy proved far better than any other for this
trouble. IL slways relieved him quickly,
am never without II Ia the house for know
Il h . positive cure for Group writes bins.
w. II. Mcclaln, Bsairsville, PA. For sale by
All daalers.-Advertlsenss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30

slider. Her eyes were a.,,,,u -,
and sniyaa. heF pretty face ausb nsd
stout barrier. came up to the
win 10 you understand?" She asked
her lips. -4o playing about
sDrn, think nj | Do" reiotned. VII,
9 y OF my shoulders 1T i " o,a,i.I q
h n0u know :, that ! comprehend e'7t tbn
u mouse e, Is on the rocks. How lone M cno
you Keep it quiet?" 3" 'o"s can
VIII b~ ,s,., hours" She answered
WIN !" 'ouaaenee' and BY that time VIZ :
a @,l' ma nave tided over the stress. You
b hte me only one who has received ~ y
h u. OF the truth. It would he c ~ i"
s 10 eTuSA a troubled old man Who viii
surrey r come out all right" -
sboD Dp'y : duty and With freedom !
s sl,ou,a certainly have sent nv IN.
~ sul'a'e news broadcast I Wa
''e ~, trapped" admitted
~, A,s'en' spoke my fair jatlor won
VIII be glad OF my action later on :
s ~ not be untrue to my employer,
50 | nave done desperate act yon
Gan De made comfortable in your tenn.
por@Iy prison | will pass through
me oars whatever of food Won care
ior' and cigars. | will talk with Won
fead TO you. There is piano in tba
nearest living room. will il Won
choose play and sing for you"
Charming laughed; truly so.
but what Of the penalty to me Of "a.
naming absent from my work?o
You shall not suffer for II" said
MISS Purcell, quietly and reassuripglv
never spent SO pleasant an eve.
ming, despite my awkward situation
MISS Purcell brought me a meal that
was delicious She conyersed with
me, she read her favorite poems to
me, she supplied me with some choice
havanas that old Israel Meyer must
nave imported-of course, at bar
gain. Then she left me to sleep on
some blankets she had passed
through the bars of the door.
About the middle of the night I
awoke. | heard strange boring
sound. 1t was beside bolted iron
trap in the concrete floor right at my
side. This led to a cellar where the
coarser dresses were stored. | lay
still and watched, for the light shone
into the vault from the electric jet in
the counting room
Some one had evidently broken into
the cellar They bored a hole through
the floor and a human hand probed
about to locate the trap lock seized
it and shouted out In a few minute"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30
Miss Purcell appeared.

Miss Purcell appeared.
the situation.
Burglars" she said. LET 60 of
the hand. With you here, l do not
care to court an explanation with the
police"
She sat up the rest of the night. 1t
was daylight when she went to the
street door to receive an early tele-
gram. She read it, smiled, and passed
it to me.
Have raised the hundred thousand
from my brother" it ran. Crisis past.
homo tomorrow.-Israel Meyer
You can go-and thank you for
your company she said, naively.
1 would like to call again. I re-
marked.
Do so. Mr. Meyer will feel he owes
you something for saving his treas
ures from the burglars"
And you?" inquired, pointedly.
I would like an opportunity to
show you that | can be a pleasant
hostess as we'll as cruel gaoer."
Blessed Imprisonment" l returned,
heartsomely. 1T has shown me the
most attractive woman l have ever
met"
am frequent visitor at the Meyer
house now and lola seems always
glad to welcome me. Israel Meyer
has offered me good position, and
lola and | are to be married in June.
Copyright. 1914. by W. G. Chapman.)
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30

Israel Meyers, Dresses" was the
,ion over the doorway of the bank.iko
bnilding | entered. The windows were
heavily barred, the massive outside
doors studded with bolted steel. When
tbov we're closed the little stone struc-
ture was impregnable as fortress.
The business was an odd one, unique
as Was it's field and small as had been
rs beginning. Twenty years agone
Israel Meyers had graduated from
oue.horse junk business to the dig.
ntv OF a scrap iron yard. Twelve
wears later he had gone into dresses"
At first he purchased the refuse Of
shelters, recovering every neglected
o,nce of copper, lead or zinc that had
bpen disregarded because not wanted
at the refineries. Then he included the
sveepings of gold-leaf factories, Jew.
elry workrooms, placer river dredg,
Ings, platedware. He now operated
smelter of his own, carrying its prod
net in the precious metal line at this
oHce building, pure, alloyed or graded
according as jeweler, dentist or platter
required 1t.
Never a burglar brought his booty
10 Israel Meyers to be melted up past
Identification. Israel was honest. That
was why he was rated &C. which
means "s125,OOO," and IL which
means the highest grade of credit"
All the way up the line from 81. 3la, :"
the plodding exact old business man
had maintained an unvarying record
for honesty and fairness with seller
purchaser and the police, winning him
an accommodation line at bank ex.
ceeding fifty thousand dollars
OF all this |, Roy Burley, was think
lng, for of it was fully aware as l
entered the storehouse of wealth.
came on duty bent, but with pleased
eypectant sense as well. Israel lived
with his family at the rear of the
counting room and it's great safe-filled
vault and a part of the household was
Miss lola Purcell She was not rela.
tive of the Dresses man, but for three
years had been his stenographer,
bOokkeeper and private secretary. AS
commercial reporter for an agency
that was the credit censor of the
world, l had to visit the place on my
round of duties several times during
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30
Seized 1t and Shouted Out.

zoe year, Just now l had come on a
special mission. 1t appeared that
meyers had paid down ten thousand
@lars on the purchase of large
l1e, the tailings of which alone were
worm the total amount involved, some
snty thousand dollars. 1t was rare
@fsaln, but the seller wanted to be
Me the balance would come along in
Stipulated installments. Our rating
aaTanteed it, but / wanted a new
laancial statement to be sure we were
light.
mere were never many visitors at
w ONCE, most orders being shipped
express. / entered the counting
"n to find it untenanted, sat down
Nsde a desk and waited, expecting
~ hoping to see the charming Miss
'pOn the desk lay an open latter,
TpdFentIy just received. At a glance
Jaw that it was addressed to Miss
wei and from Meyer. 1t told her
~al Tue manager of their great branch
w s.Se N another city had disappeared
w almost its entire cash capital
WI meant failure and ruin IN
step behind me prevented my
: sS,ug further. 1t was Miss Purcell
n mad already gained a great tip
house of Israel Meyer was IN
cut and that item of news be-
~ 70 my agency.
NE beautiful clever girl whom !
10 greet guessed that | was tho
.'ssoF Of news vitality perilous 10
INTERESTS of the employer to whom
vas loyal, she superbly concealed
DnS ! spoke such words as casual
new statement" and the Ike
su-lsd graciously and took from
sssK a signed audited statement
Jug the business in the most
ut condition in the world.
Of the twenty-ffth," she re-
~ By the way, as you are here
/, !ou ever looked over our stock
u will evidence the great and
BUSINESS we do" and she led
ssy TO the open vault doorway
- only by the heavily barred IN
>click! O"eu ~
M, uoor had crashed to upon me-
d.. 1s ne into the vault a helpless
H. ! watched my captor run
Noht door and close and lock
NeVent any intrusion Of an out
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30
A TALK WITH THE INVESTORS
IN LAKELAND

THE Average Men and Wo-
> men, looking for an Invest
ment in Real Estate are certainly
up Against it, aren't they?
Especially SO if they are look
ing for a Place to Invest their
HARD EARNED DOLLARS,
which they cannot afford to lose
or tie Up in property that isn't
likely to INCREASE very rapid
y in Value,
II they buy a Building Lot in
a Suberb, of new subdivision
where there is no development
an the very near future, they will
be a LONG TINE getting their
money back, and a whole lots
uonger time making a profit on
the Investment.
This is as TRUE AS GOSPEL
and YOU Know It!
Ii they would be Guided by
this Rule: Invest ONLY where
it is to the interest Of the Seller
to have VALUES INCREASE,
and where the Seller is actually
carrying on the Improvements
that are bound to bring about In
creased Values-there would be
no MISTAKE made and NO
REGRETS.
NOV, Mr.. Ready, having
l Nreached BASIS OF MU-
.TUAL UNDERSTANDINGS,
lets get down to BUSINESS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30

In Fact, PALMA CELIA
PARK has been made that SUI
burban Section of Tampa that
lnsures the Investor-that will
stand the acid test of the closest
Investigation.
a great many HOMES have
been Built in the beautiful SUI
hurb-many are NOW BEING
BUILT and Many MORE are
being Planned.
Doesn't This sound mighty
like nAlAEA Gel Park is be-
ing Improved and Developed,
Mr.. Reader? i,
|VOUR Opportunity to PRO
L FIT IS NOW!
This Continued Development
is spelling Increased Values!
You can purchase NOW at
Prices which hardly represent
the Actual Cost of City Improve
mcnts that surround each Build
ing Lot.
1t will require Only a Small
Cash Payment and a Small
AMOUNT each Month to become
the owner Of one of the Most De
sirable Lots in PALMA CEIA
PARK.
Don't Delay until il is Too
Late. Find Yourself, Fricndl
WRITE to us TODAY!
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-05-30

We are offering the Investors
i'll Lakeland Limited Number
Of the Best Located Building
Lots in PALMA CEIA PARK
Tampa's Close-In Suberb.
WE KNOW that we are offer
ing the SAFEST AND SUREST
| INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI-
TY to those who CANNOT lAF-
FORD TO LOSE--who wish to
purchase on the Easiest Terms
who wish a LARGER PROFIT
than 4 per cent. on their Savings.
DALMA CELIA PARK is To-
1 Gated just outside to City
Limits of Tampa-and as a con-
sequence is free from CITY
rANES. 1t over-looks Hills
borough Bay. Is approached a
long the Bayshore Boulevard
now being Paved with Vitri6ed
Brick. 1t has a Natural Eleva-
ton of from IS to 80 feet, which
insurcs the property every advan-
tage of Bay and Gulf Brcezes
throughout PALMA CEIA
PARK Is Provided with Every
City Convenience that can be
found right in the "EIeart Of
Tampa" PAVED STREETS ;
Modern and Complete SEWER
AGE AND WATER SYS-
TENS; ELECTRIC LIGHTS
TELEPHONES and STREE
CAR SERVICE.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
1929 Workers in
80 Office Buildings
Here, Census Shows

Interesting statistics about Atlanta
hfice buildings are being gathered by
Nv. H. Leahy, secretary of the indus
trial bureau of the Chamber Of Com
merce. His investigations have COW
cred e of the LARGEST buildings in the
city, representing an investment OF
more than $15,00O,O00.
Mr.. Leahy's figures show that in
these buildings 1929 persons are en-
Dloyed in 5,022 offices, for 2,542 busi-
mess firms. If placed on top of each
other, the % buildings would make a
structure 221 stories tall, not includ-
ing Easements and attics.
OF the 1929 persons who work in
Atlanta Office buildings, 9,715 occupy
fifteen of the largest structures, as
follows: Gambler Building, 1,4O3;
Empire, 975; Hurt Building, 1,1o5;
Trust Company of Georgia, $50;
Fourth National, $50; Temple Court,
44O; Empire Life, 4S5; Austell. 500;
Rhodes, S15; Third National, 722;
Grant, 100; Atlanta National 100;
Forsyth, PSF; Walton, 240; Peters
$50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19

About twenty years ago a man
named Habberton wrote a book called
"Helen's Babies" and it sold by the
cord, because Bulge and Toddie were
the two liveliest kids that Cup to that
time) had ever appeared before the
public.
This is by way of regretting that
Mr.. Habberton hasn't the opportunity
of making book about Mason, Mary
and Marion. They would make ex-
cellent teammates to the immortal
Bulge and Toddie, and even go them
one better in the matter of numerical
strength And as to liveliness-
Well, now, Mason and Mary and
Marion, triplets, Wednesday CelebraL
ed the beginning of their sixth joint
year of life at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and G. N. Norris,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
TRIO.
WAIVE THEIR
HEARINGS
Baby of One of Prisoners in
Court Perched on Shoulder
of Father.

Amid the sobs and hysterical laugh
ter of the three well-dressed women
prisoners charged with shoplifting of
$1,000 worth of silks. satins and fin
cry from FIVE downtown department
stores, Recorder Broyles accepted
their waivers of preliminary hearings
and bound them over in $1,000 bonds
to await the action OF the State Court.
The little 3-year-old daughter of
Mrs. c. S. James, No. 500 Wood
ward avenue, one of the prisoners,
gazed in wide-eyed wonder at the
hysterical women from her perch on
her fathers shoulder. Then she. not
knowing what 1t was all about, began
to cry, too.
Beside Mrs James and her child and
husband stood Mrs. j. E. McDuffy,
No. 3S6 Cooper street, and Mrs X.
L. Culver. No. S29 East Fair street.
One Said to Have Confessed.
Through the confession of Mrs.
James to Mrs. Hattie Barnett, private
woman detective, It is said, the trio
of shoplifters was apprehended.
Valuable property such as silk
worth $3.50 a yard, and sos suits,
laces. skirts, hats and bits Of women's
finery had been missed from the five
downtown department stores from
time to time.
Al few days ago Mrs. James APP
peared at a certain store with s55
suit, which she wanted to exchange
for two cheaper ones. The suspicion
of the saleswoman who waited upon
her was aroused. and Mrs. James
was turned over to Mrs. Barnett.
Mrs Barnett says Mrs. James adj
mitted to her after some questioning
that she knew of Mrs. McDuffy an
Mrs. Culver taking goods from the
stores. but that she (Mrs James, had
taken nothing.
$1,000 in Goods Found.
Early this week the three women
were arrested and are said to have
confessed. Intheir homes, packed
away in bundles and packages. was
found the $1,000 worth of silks laces,
gowns and other goods missed from
the downtown stores.
The women are said to have de-
clared that "the beauty of the goods
on display fascinated" them, so they
just had to steal them. The women
all have comfortable homes and need
not steal to be dressed well.
Mrs. James husband Is a railroad
man. Mrs. Culverf is a widow, and
Mrs. McDuffy lives with her husband.
Mrs. McDuffy was alone in court, but
Mrs. James husband and this baby
girl were present.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-19
Cold Snap Coming,
But Will Not Stay,
Says Weather Man

Cold snap coming!
Put your raincoat on If you go out
tonight.
Take your overcoat when you start
out Friday morning.
Look out for icy spots Friday night.
Saturday keep your overcoat on and
expect more ice.
Sunday take along sunsnade.
THAT is very good advice said
Weather Bureau Chief VonHerrmann
Thursday Its going to rain Thurs
day evening. Friday morning will be
cloudy, but Friday afternoon. and
evening it will clear up and grow
much colder.
Friday night win bring a freeze
Saturday will be cold, but toward
evening and during the night it will
warm up. Sunday should be ideal
weather-not too warm and not too
cold, with breeze and plenty Of sum
ebiy,a -