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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Wedding Ring Discarded as Sym
boil of Bondage; "Prehistoric"
Vows Taken.

NEW YORK, Jan. by a cere-
mony said to have been taken from
the so-called Akashic records OF the
Hystcs. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. Mon
gel Of No. 2GSS Broadway were mar
t.tu yesterday according to the law
OF harmony and standard of vIhra =
l.ons which Is the basis or tho heller
OF the New Thought Church The
wedding took place at II O'Clock and
was the first union in the New
thought Church. f. w Sears. chair
man OF the board Of trustees Of the
'hufch, oihciated. Mr. and Mrs Men
I'I were recently welded by an Al.
Ihere were about one thousand
persons in Aeolian Han, West Forty
thlFd street, and interest was keen
IN the ceremony, which Mr.. Sears
considers so sacred that he refused
10 GiVe 10 reporters copy of the
typewriter words Of the vows which
according TO his church, made the
couple man and wife
NO wedding ring was used. for the
New Thought Church believes the
golden c!rclet is a symbol Of bond
age. Eleven o'clock on the eleventh
day of the month was chosen for the
marriage because II Is believed that
eleven symbolizes the highest yibra-
ton.
The vibrations were short circuited
temporarily when the ceremony had
Just ended. A robust woman in the
gallery Of the hall amazed the CON
gregation by asking:
Has married man, not free. liv-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
SONGS
.DER|DE BRYAN At
CHICAGO DINNER
Commoner Listens GraveIy and
Sips Mineral Water as Quartet
Praises John BarIeycorn.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-"And vine,
die don't bury me deep: Just pick,
my bones in alcohol"
This ancient drinking song. var,.s
with more modern verses in PRAISE "a
John Barleycorn," was sung bv a
quartet that entertained Secretary ~
State w. j. Bryan last night when \.
was the guest of honor at the animal
banquet Of the Chicago Real Est,t.
Board at the Congress Hotel.
Il dreamed last night Of a happy l.,s
Where cocktails grew on bushes"
This refrain was sung Justify by n.
700 business men assembled Thev
looked at Mr.. Bryan and chuokled.
The Joke, they thought, was on him
The Secretary stared back gravel
and slipped at a glass Of sparkling
mineral water
Again the diners tried to arouse
smile on the imperturbable face
Il care not for your old Rhine wine
Another sip OF water but no other
sign of emotion.
This bit of fun formed the prelimi
naries for the serious program which
followed. Mr.. Bryan, who was the
last speaker, pointed out significant
indications that power in government
is being taken from-the few and xiv
en- to the many. AS the Moses Of the
new era he held up President Wilson
WAS Mr.. Bryan paid to deliver
his speech for the Real Estate
Board?" This question was asked of
members of the reception committee.
An answer was politely but firmly
avoided.
Mr.. Bryan is our guest, that is suf-
ficient," said Albert H. Wetten, chair
man Of the committee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
HEIR IS
AGAINST PLANS
AUTHOR OFFERS
Quotes Labor Heads to Show
Progress Achieved Under Pres
ent System of Society.
Continued From Page I.
Sees labor's Advance.

worse now than they have been in
the past.
Sees labor's Advance.
on the contrary, l am convinced,
not alone from a study Of official
Investigations and the views of ex-
pefienced social workers, but from
the testimony of the representatives
OF labor, to whom l have referred
men whom the great mass of the
working people of our country have
authorized to speak for them-that
the condition of the laboring people
has greatly improved during the last
few generations.
'Confirmatory of this, from the
standpoint OF organized labor, are
statements made IN the American
Ftderationist, the official organ of
the american Federation of Labor,
Tor September and October, 1913, and
January, 1914. 1 take pleasure in
sehdlng to you herewith copies of
these articles, two of which, you will
note, contain symposium, showing
IN part. the actual Improvement in
tNe various crafts in 1912.
The third shows what are re-
Safded by the workers as the gains
in national and State legislation dur
ing the year, 1912. But, most i'm
pressive Of all, it seems to me, is the
testimony to the progress of the
working people contained in the
statement Of the Executive Council
of the American Federation of Labor
to the annual convention at Seattle
last November. These are the views
of men who speak with knowledge
and authority for millions Of Ameri-
can wage earners:
Not only has there been progress
made in numbers, but for the increes-
Ing numbers there have been increase
in wages, shortening of the workday,
improvement in sanitary and general
conditions under which the work 10
done, better protection for the life
and health Of the workers. These
are fundamental factors in deter
mining the standard of living prevail
ing among working people-the great
er proportion of all the people.
The test of the degree of civ
ilization of any nation is the stand
ard OF living generally prevailing.
There can, be no question Of the
statement that the general standard
of living among Americans has been
raised year after year. The things
which to-day are held to be necessi-
ties were deemed luxuries a decade
ago.
Il am unable to see how anyone
can read such statement and con-
slider carefully the material / am
sending you and still assert that we
are moving to-day with the speed
of an avalanche into one OF the most
terrific cataclysms in the history of
mankind%
Yours very truly,
(Signed) VINCENT ASTOR"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Best Treatment for
All Complexion Ills
(Erom Woman,s TrlbuneN


I'll tell you my panacea for all COM
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mornings with warm water. The mer-
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habit.
II the skin be wrinkled or creased
battle it daily in a solution made by dis
solving an ounce of powdered saxoiite in
a half pint witch hazel. This acts i'm
mediately, affecting even the deepest
wrinkles.-Elsie Desmond-Advt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

, your other self to so blend yourselves
together in one harmonious whole
that, while neither one shall lose his
individuality, neither shall be whole
and complete and perfect without the
other?"
Il do" said the bride, and the an
swer was echoed by the bridegroom.
DO YOU" again asked Mr.. Sears,
"solemnlv vow to the great God con-
seriousness within you and which per-
meates the entire universe to live I'M
der the law of harmony and to dis
place all inharmony in your life. no
matter from what source it may arise
as quickly as YOU recognize its pres
ence and that you will renew this
vow as often as it may be broken?"
Il do said the bride.
Il do repeated the bridegroom
DO you pledge yourselves anew to
each other on the altar of harmony
and vow To the God consciousness
within each OF you to teach each
other but keep your hands off each
others If and permit each to grow
and unfold In his own way to the ut
most limit?'
81 do" chorused the bride and bride
groom
1T is now my blessed privilege"
declared Mr. Sears, Ito become the
material end constructive instrument
To symbolic this union under the
laws of harmonious vibrations. The
maid of honor is the angel watching
near to hear your slightest call l
join your hands together and invest
you with equal rights. equal privi-
leges, equal possibilities and pow
err"
Thereupon the gray gloved right
hand of Mr.. Mcneil met the little
white gloved hand of the bride. But
that was not all, for the attendants
were asked to recognize the presence
of the harmonious relations and told
to place the welded couple in the
thought world. Miss Langdon also
took a special vow to the same effect
Mr.. Sears then explained that the
law of force reigued first. and went
into details about the savage, cruel
husband, He told of the shackles,
which he said later became anklets,
bracelets and finally a wedding ring
And this was wrong. he declared, and
had been changed according to the
law of harmonious vibrations.
Finally the hungry pages heard the
welcome notes Of the organ playing
Memberships wedding march. and
they looked as il they wished to
scamper TO some place where they
could eat. The bridal party kept time
TO the music While walking down the
aisle, but as soon as they were out
OF sight of the congregation all hur-
ried TO the upper part OF the hall
-Four of the bridesmaids in their wed
ding costumes took seats in one of
the boxes near the balcony while Miss
Langdon gathered the reporters about
her
1T was very beautiful" she said
There never was anything so dra-
matte, so wonderful, so poetic When
I'm more calm l might be able to give
a better expression TO my thoughts.
While | was there on the stage
got most wonderful inspiration.
You see, everything was designed
according to the law OF vibration.
According TO this theory of the
church every detail OF the wedding
WAS perfect True, We had TO put
little rouge on our faces and blacken
our eyelaShes and eyebrows, but that
was because we looked so CHASTITY
pale yesterday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

he defied the world. He barricaded
himself in the mine and existed
how, no one but himself knows.
Adds to Death List.
A hundred and fifty deputies tried
to capture him in the mine. Four
ente: ed to surprise him. One came
out alive; the other three had been
added to his death list. The officers
sealed the mine and attempted to
smoke out" the fugitive with pois-
onous fumes of sulphur.
Detectives searching Chicago to-
day for the man remembered these
things They remembered, too, that
Lopez was formerly a fancy rifle
shot in a wild west show.
Lopez visited some OF his old
haunts in Englewood as late as last
Tuesday. Then he was known I'M
der the name of Ralph Curley. De-
teCtives found several men in that
neighborhood who said they had seen
Lopez a number of times within the
last week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

Another little girl had been asked to
take her place, but at five minutes to
IL o'clock Dorothy turned up, and
wept copiously when informed that
her place had been taken by a sub
Sltute. This upset the wedding par
ty somewhat, for they discovered that
II there was to be absolute quiet dur
ing the ceremony Dorothy would have
to wear that satin suit. SO with much
haste Dorothy was bundled into the
pages attire, and all were satisfied
except the little substitute, who sob
bed and vibrated like an aspen leaf
The bridesmaids were attired in
lowered marquisette, so Miss Pauline
Langdon said, and she ought to know.
for she stage managed" the wedding.
Miss Langdon had hard part. as she
was the chief bouquet holder and
maid, and also had to take vow
SmilaX, lilies of the valley, white
orchids according to Miss
Langdon) and purple and white flow
ers for the sake Of harmonious vlbra-
tons We're all over the platform.
Slowly very slowly, the wedding
party walked from the door on The
left hand of the stage 20 whore Mr.
Sears was nonchalantlv gazing at the
congregation who had paid admis-
sion He seemed to be suddenly
aroused from his reverie by remem-
boring that he was there at that hour
Of II to perform the first wedding
Of the New Thought Church. There
upon he got ON his feet ana bowed
to the bride and bridegroom. The
latter was escorted to "A special spot
on a Smyrna rug by IL. IL. Hetsch,
best man.
1t was a nervous moment for all
concerned when the bridesmaids aud
ushers lined up on their respective
sides, But there was feeling of
satisfaction among the women on the
stage because they knew they did not
look CHASTITY pale" as some one had
told them they did because of the
footlights on Saturday at the re-
hearsal. In fact, IL can be said that
no bridal party of women was ever
to well rouged, powdered and their
eyelashes and eyebrows SO well PEN
Ciled as that which trod the stage Of
Aeolian Han.
The organ and violin played the
bridal march from "Loheugrin' aud
the auditors gripped the sides of their
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Savannah Prepares
For Drainage Meet

SAVANNAH, Jan. 17.-Savannah is
making elaborate preparations for the
entertainment of the delegates to the
International Drainage Congress who
will meet here in March. More than
1000 are expected.
Colonel A. r. Lawton, vice presi-
dent of the association. will have
charge Of the arrangements.
The present plan is to have in con-
nection with the congress something
by way of an exposition or pageant
that will attract visitors from the
three States. The plans are being
worked along an elaborate line.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

ing illictly with woman, any right
to teach harmony"
This was something for which those
persons who had paid to see the we'd
ding ceremony had not bargained.
Therefore, all were keyed up to "A
high pitch of interest to learn what
Mr.. Sears had to say on this subject.
following on the heels of a wedding
which he had performed.
Dramatically Mr.. Sears cast his
eyes toward the gallery and thun-
dered:
WAS the man married under the
law OF harmony? Were the two har-
moniously mated? If they were in
tremendously mated then under the
law of God they were adulterers. Is
he living Illegally? What of the proof
of that? Some persons are so filled
with their own impurities and the
spirit of criticism that they can not
understand anothers consciousness. -
Here many members of the New
Thought Church applauded the
speaker, MIR. Sears continued:
mo man ever has been delegated
by God to set himself up as a judge
of other men"
Mr. Sears added that even If it
were true, the man at most was gull
ty of expressing the iuharmonious
side Of Gods law
Three years ago" asserted Mr..
Sears, Il vowed that | would live I'M
der the law of harmony. l never
have stood before the world as per
feet, but there is no man who lives
a more pure. sweet and holy life than
! do"
Again members OF the conEra cation
clapped their hands, and the woman
who had asked the question said:
Thank YOU
on the stroke Of II o'clock the
bride appeared, escorted by III. l.,
Stroup. her guardian. Following her
We're the bridesmaids in gay attire.
All We're vibrating tremendously. for
Il was asserted few aside from Mr.
Sears knew exactly what the vows
would be However. the bride was
willing, and SO was the bridegroom.
Little Page Weeps.
Mrs Mcneil wore a pretty gown of
ivory satin and a long veil. Her train
was four yards long. and this part OF
the gown nearly caused inharmouy.
for Dorothy kurrules. one of the
pages who We're TO hold IT, was late.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Triton Realty Jumps
$50 to $500 An Acre

Triton, Jan. 17.-That Triton peo-
pie have confidence in real estate was
demonstrated at an auction sale of
residence lots when 100 parcels were
bought in two hours. The lots were
in the Woodlawn addition.
This tract was recently bought from
H. II. Tiff by Briggs Carson, who
developed it. The price was $50 an
acres and in less than three months
the land sold for $500 an acre.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
April 6 Primary
Date in Alabama

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 1.-THE
meeting of the jefferson County
Democratic committee and the fixing
of April as the date for the pri-
maries starts off politics with a vim.
1t is announced that. commencing
February 1, prominent speakers will
go on the stump in behalf of Con-
gresham Underwood, who Is in
Washington. Congressman Hobson is
conducting his own campaign. Three
Of the five candidates for Governor
have opened headquarters in Biz
mtngham The most sensational
campaign in Jefferson County, the
largest county in the State, promises
to be that Of Sheriff, the most lucra-
tive position within the gift OF the
people of the State. Five men have
already gotten into the race.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
How to Cure Rheumatism
Prominent Doctors Best Prescrip-
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
LOPEZ, LURED BY.
LOVE, SOUGHT IN
CHICAGO SUBURB
Utah Mine Bandit, Slayer Of Six,
Believed To Be Hunting Sweet
heart There.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Love of
woman, detectives said to-day
brought Raphael Lopez, much hunt
ed Utah mine bandit slayer of SIX
men, back to Chicago
The men assigned by Lieutenant
John Tobin, of the detective bureau
to run down the. desperate to-day
bent their energies in the attempt to
locate the sweetheart of Lopez. Her
name is known. She was loved by
Lopez before he left Chicago for the
Far West some time ago. Lopez, aft
er arriving in Chicago, hungry and
without money. is said to have al
most Immediately sought her out. II
is known that he has been in her
several times since.
Hidden by Friends.
Police are convinced that Lopez. II
not now in Chicago, has been in the
city in the last few days. They are
Inclined to believe the desperate is
being hidden by friends.
The police are convinced that the
bandit, unless ne be surprised, will
not be taken without trouble. He
showed his desperate character a few
weeks back in Utah, where he killed
six men. He shot one of his own
fellow workman-and
then killed two deputies, who tried to
arrest him. Then fleeing to the re-
cesses of the great Utah-Apex mine
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Indictment of Bank
Cashier Is Sought
Augusta Grand Jury to Hear $4,000
Forgery Charge Monday; Aslo
Norris Shooting.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 17.-More than 20
cases will be considered by the Rich
mond County Grand Jury, which begins
its sessions on Monday morning
One case OF wide interest will be that
of ]. P, Armstrong, cashier of the Irish
American Bank, who was arrested some
time ago and placed under a $4,000 bond
on the charge OF forgery Armstrong,
it is alleged, forged the names Of sew
eral we'll known local people on the back
of a note for 500 900.
Another case OF great Importance is
that Of Samuel l.. Norris, the saloon
keeper. who on Wednesday last shot and
killed his wife and fatally wounded Will
liam Dennis, his chauffeur Dennis died
early the next morning at the hos
pital,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
$4,000, Record Price
For Six Augusta Lots

AUGUSTA, Jan. 17.-H. B. Garrett
and H. C. Walden. of this city, paid
on Yesterday $4,000 for six lots on
the top of the Summerville Hill,
which is a record price for property
four miles from the heart of the city.
The property was purchased from the
National Land Company for specula-
tive purposes. 1t is situated near a
fashionable suburban section and is
several hundred feet above Augusta.
The dry goods firm of VonKamp,
Vaughan & Gerald paid 100000 sew
eral days ago, 1t Is reported, for a
store on Bread street. They will erect
a four story building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
MOTHER! |T'SCRUEL TO FORCE OIL
OR CALOMEL INTO A SICK CHILD

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AaNG
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18
Dalton Citizens Ask
Realty Firm Charter

DALTON, Jan. 1.-THE Dalton
Real Estate and Investment Company
has made application for a charter.
the incorporators being F. S. Pruden.
f. w. Petty, b. A. Tyler, Frank Man
ly, p. B. Fite, w. NJ. Jones and w. C.
McGhee.
The company will be capitalized at
$4,000. with privileges Of increasing to
$4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-18

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