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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Administrator Deeds.

CONSIDERATION Not GiVen-AusteII
Thornton (by administrator to Mrs.
Annie h Armistead, lot 100 by Isis
feet. east side PeaehtNe road, 228
feet northwest Of northwest corner of
q. w. Collier estate property, land lot
1O9 Seventeenth District. April Z.
s5.000-Mrs r. NJ Moreland (by
administrator to A. c; Moreland, lot
IS by 200 feet, southwest corner
Moreland and Austin avenues; also
lot 30 by 1874 feet, southeast side Sim.
clair avenue. 80 feet southwest Of q
ten-foot alley, being lot 5 OF a, r.
Moreland property; also lot So by s4S
feet. southeast side Euclid avenue,
being part Of lots of A. F. Morelapd
property April z.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Estates Investors
To Organize Apr. %
silver Lakes $4,000 Stock Sub
scrlbed-Druid Hills Club Near
Completion-RuiIdne Boom On.

The Silver Lake Estates will be or
ganized April 25 at a meeting Of the
stockholders. all the 100000 capital
stock having been subscribed.
Immediately after the organization is
perfected officers viii be elected and the
property subdivided into one Of the city 5
biggest real estate developments. The
land adjoins OglethOrpe University, work
on which will begin at once
Oglethorpe Park, the Edwin r. Ansley
subdivision, which was placed on the
market Monday, and which is also near
Oglethorpe University. continues to at
tract hundreds Of homeseekers and in
Vestors.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

The building permit figures for 9i4
continue to climb and in few weeks
they will be aehad Of the figures for
the same period Of last year The
the figures for the same quarter last
year aggregate 5L254 1876. The deficit is
,S3S. Only a short time ago the de-
felt was more than 100000
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
King Under Knife
For Stomach Ills.

Special Cable 70 The Atlanta Georgian.
STOCKHOLM. April Sat a con-
sultaHon day Of the Swedish Court
physicians and Professor Wilhelm
Fleiner. the specialist from Heidel-
berg, II was decided to operate to-
morrow upon King Gustsve. The
King is suffering from ulcers OF this
stomach
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
clnhhouse Nearly EInlahed

The Druid Hills golf clubhouse is
nearing completion and the work OF or
ganizing the club has begun by Albert
Kuhn, of the Worley Realty Company.
The new golf course is one Of the
best located In the city and the club
house will be one of the prettiest and
most convenient in the, South. Mr..
Kuhn will have charge OF the temporary
organization of the club, an expert from
New York to arrive next week and take
charge permanently.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
pushInn snrInn street WORK

The county cOnvicts are making rapid
progress In the grading of Spring street,
working on the block between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets The
work Of grading down to Sixteenth
street probably will take about three
months longer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Warranty Deeds.


S1,900-Mrs AWE A. Bower to Card
F, Dodd, lot so by 1863 feet, north side
Greenwood avenue, $50 feet west OF
Williams Mill road. April 10, 1918.
S55, 500-Aaron Haas ct al. to Real
W investments, lot 56 by 10 feet, west
side Peachtree street, at northeast
corner Of j. l. Winters lot. March
81, 1919
sac ,500-Cherokee Mills TO Aaron
Haas ct al, same property 1912.
81 ,S00-bFank G. Owens to e Riv.
ers lot 80 by $50 feet east side OF
Peachtree road, 2S7 feet north Of
Peachtree way. April g.
I2.O00-Edward YanWinkle to the
VanWinlle Motor Truck Company,
lot $50 by SS7 feet, on west line OF
land lot $50 at northwest corner OF
Murray County property. March %.
s2S,200-VanWinkle Machine Conn
pany to Edward VanWinkle, sauna
property. March 20.
S2,250-W. S. Lofts to Mrs. Ozslla
Smith, lot 60 by ISL feet, east side
Marion avenue, 2S3 feet south OF
Ormwood avenue January 2s, 1919
$1,150-James A. Norris to Henry
b. Miller one-half interest in lot 40
by 60 feet. south side Edgewood ave.
nue., 81 feet west OF Waddeu street
March 30.
S3,O00yF NJ. Cocker (by executors1
to Mrs. Helen d. Felheimer lot on
east side Puliam street, $50 feet
north OF Love street. April 4
$3.250-Mrs Mary j Eubanks to
Paul M. Hubbard. lot so by $50 feet,
southwest corner Lawton and Greens
wich streets. April T.
Sl.500-Mrs, Lula 7. Thomas to
Mrs. Katie r. Rose, lot 2S by 1903
feet. west side North Butler streets
100 feet south Of East Harris street.
April, 1914.
Love and Affecton-A. c. Mann to
Jaley Mann No, 217 Capitol avenue,
SO by 200 feet April Z.
Loan Deeds.
$1,000. w Cheney to Henry
Hirsch, lot 1888 by 1870 feet, west side
Maiden Lane, 1888 feet north of Nirs
gina avenue April Z
IS, 000-Coles Investment Company
to NJ L. Hirseh. lot 76 by 1859 feet,
southwest corner Markham and
Mangum streets. April z.
$1.000SMrs. s. II. Griffin to Reginald
H. starr lot IL by 81 feet, south side
Love street, 125 feet west of Wash
ingtOn street. April 6.
@l,aUW~-MiS. OIellh oluilH W SAINT
lot SO by 1871 feet, east side Marion
avenue, 2SS feet south Of Ormewood
avenue April 6.
1.000-Henry B, Miller to Mrs. Ida
F. stern, lot 46 by SO feet, south side
F.dgewood avenue, So feet west Of
Waddell street. Apiilr6.
S7O0-Carl f. Dodd to f. L. Harling,
lot so by 1863 feet north side Green
wood avenue, $50 feet west Of VIII
liams Mill road April S. t~icg
Sl.600-Paul M. Hubbard to NJ NC
CuntoclI, lot so by l50 feet, southwest
corner Lawton and Greenwich Streets
April T.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HAVE YOU THOUGHT?

Property around Fourteenth street
six years ago was longer to town than
PEACHTREE HEIGHTS
LOTS are now. Compare prices now,
and remember that Atlanta's growth
will soon have
PEACHTREE HEIGHTS
LOTS on the same price level
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

81. 000-Mrs Mary A. Stevens thy
executors) 70 Joseph w. and John ..
HUMPHREYS. lot 100 by 200 feet, west
side Atlanta avenue, us feet south
west Of Central Of Georgia Railway
Company's property at the depot
Hapeviae. April Z.
$40 and other Considerations-ior-
ter King (by exeeutriX). to Carolyn p
King. lot II by 1876 feet, southwest
side Alabama street, "a feet north
west of Central avenue. April 4.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

At an administrator sale. conducted
by f. ", Clapp, Of the Smith Ew-
ing Agency. a house and lot at 1888 For
rest avenue. near Boulevard. was sold to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OGLETHORPE PARK
Will Have the Most Beautiful Driving System
in the South


Brook
Haven
Extending lateral drives leading
iiOn completes
will t s
hracw be
provided in eachms Instance
Peachtee road overlooking the
beautiful ~ IN the
reatf formal ex tendn n a
not beer dsco reds
o some the sof the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
"VALUE RECEIVED. "

THE above expression describes exactly sxroom
bungalow that offering for sale on Brook
line street in our Stewart avenue subdivision Size Of
lot 5Ox2OO feet Gas city water cherted street tile
sidewalks and all possible improvements About 500
feet from new city school and park Convenient to
two car lines Price $500 Terms.
FORREST& GEORGE ADAIR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NEWS
building PermIts.

Mrs, Dora =. Barker for the Alberta
NJ. Gillian estate, for $4,000 cash This
lot is so by 1873 feet
Building Permits.
S350-Spiller- Beall Company rear No.
80 Trinity aveneu, build brick stables
day work.
$175-C. W. Pope, No 1876 Mills street.
make repairs; day work.
Sl0O-W, f. Newell. No. s5 McLendon
street. make repairs: day work
S2,500-John Starr, Cascade place. one-
story frame house; day work.
$25O- Forsyth Building FORSYTH street.
make alterations c. W. Bernhard.
N,O00-Carl Wit, No East Harris
street brick store, c. w. Bernhardt.
Sl,OS5 j. J. Egan. No 90 Whitehall
street change front. j. A. Fisher.
$500 w. l.. Middleton, No. 1872 White-
hall street. rae building; C. w. Bern
hardt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

S17b r. Williams to A, V. SangT
ster. lot % by 100 feet. south side
south avenue, CTS feet east OF Martin
street April 2.
500 Mrs Eta Neisler 10 same lot
20 by 1877 feet, south side Wylie street,
10l feet east of astoria street. April s.
s6O0LMrs. Gladys S. Cox to d. o.
Dougherty, No 90 Ashby street. %
by TAO feet April g.
Sf.564 ~ s. Collins TO Colonial
Trust Company, No. IS Greenwood
avenue, 40 by 1865 feet April g.
S523-Simon Friedman to same, No.
Is Walnut street s. by 1856 feet.
April T.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
East
Building Ca H.,


'aons the Capital City
counryC uihha adon the 81 Sc side n
splendid rive eva IN vi you make p o
$
Brodhav states from ha 0
hi uoud b a ev m @ an N
around the lub property to form a IL g
am allow hi us o racet
mis- mart wide
in de- ling wthyo our hDr o M oo
"
bradn@s fvao tn It has made ord evH onus suoe
Iu and the oop o
extent IN ~
owners vi 10
wsauy yntsu n a yoprpa
harmauGdt commut cpisci Country
If the hads which members
would quickly
pany extend its car o said
and am willing
that agreed to provided Pet and
Brpok line homts present to do
to h
consideration in additional new
willing the
club the of land @
club purposes a,cas Gof ndP
The Driveway present proposed
ing both with furnish
the ttrctel the South
Ogehorpe sonhav
vert from sage laps
When the present
cben ondf
acre site Some proposition
members and expressed regrets
growth rejects additional
that t wilne eagan,e a
Respectfully submitted, EDWIN ANsLEY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

s3.750-P. j. Harllee Cby sheriff. to
c. =. Morris. 70 acres. being the east
half of land lot 20 Of Seventeenth
District April Z.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Bonds for Title.

t700-W. nj SWANSON to a. =.
Brown. LOT 81 by 1871 feet, west side
Joe Johnson avenue, S25 feet north Of
Greensferry avenue June g. 1913.
S70O-Same to same, lot as by 1871
feet. west side Joe Johnston avenue.
S76 feet north Of Greensferry avenue
.mne B. 1913. ,.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
ouitcIaim Deed.

S445- Security State Bank to Mrs.
Ozella smith, lot so by l51 feet east
side Marion avenue, 2S3 feet south Of
Greenwood avenue. April 6.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Established 1880.

TIL E AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK F ATLANTA.
Capital and Surplus 100000.
Atlanta, Ca, March IA, 1914.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

NT4ATUN q III TIllTFN- " NTTHWTHl
Complainant's SOLICITOR.
ROSSTR g. BRANDON Of Atlanta,
Defendants Solicitors
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

Pursuant 10 the decree Of the District
Court of the United states for the
Northern District Of Alabama, in re Old
Colony Trust Company Trustee. YER
sus Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railroad Company et al, consolidated
cause No 1899, subtitle old Colony
Trust Company Trustee versus Ala
bama Terminal Railroad Company ct al.
I win sell al public auction 10 the high
est bidder upon the premises at the
freight station OF the Alabama Terminal
Railroad Company, az Birmingham,
County Of jefferson, state OF Alabama,
on the 23d day OF April, at o'clock p.
NJ. 1874. the following described prop
erty of the Alabama Terminal Railroad
Company, to.wit:
Ca) It's line Of railroads. tracks, sid
nRs. spur tracks, Yards, yard tracks
depots and stations extending from a
point In Jefferson County, State Of Ala
bama from connection with the At
lants. Birmingham and Atlantic Rail
road Company At Reeders Gap in said
jefferson County thence 10 and through
the city ~ Bessemer and from thence to
and into the city Of Birmingham also
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
NEGRO LADS LEAD CHIEF
ENGLE A MERRY CHASE

Three negro lads who took some
bicycle tires from the barn OF Dr.
p B. Wilmer Thursday and SOLO
them. caused Chief Engle chase
around the northwest part OF town
and across the creek last night. Ine
theft was reported to the chiet' pu'
he had been unable to locate the
boys. Last evening he was at nome
and saw the boys go by OUTSIDE
They saw him, too, and began to
run The chief was barefoot but ne
chased the boys around in the nortn
west part of town and out across
the creek.
While Marshal Engle didn't ios'
the scent. he was unable to catci
the trio. Later in the evening NJ
chased Ralph Smart, the boy wn'
had the money from the sale OF TN
tires. on his bicycle until Smar'
who was unable to run furtneI
stopped. He promised to return Tn
money. which he did. Two Mitcne
bows we're the other lads concerned
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02

Quantity Of Hay and Straw Destroy
ed-origin Unknown

The barn at @. r. Bakers home
ON East Sixth street burned about
A O'Clock Thursday evening. When
the alarm was turned In the fire had
a fine start and the best the fire
man could do was TO prevent the
flames from spreading. Just now
the fire started has not been deter
mined. Neighbors said that some
small boys had been playing In tne
alley and about the barn and hau
been shooting flrecrackers.
Mrs. Baker was at the home .oi
her parents. two houses to the west
when a boy came running to the
house and told her that the parn
was afire. Mrs. Baker turned In the
alarm at once. By that time the
building was a mass OF flames MT
Bakers fine poultry was unharmed
He keeps his motor car In a garage
beside the barn. Someone had snow
ad the car out OF the barn and ief'
II standing where the flames coul'
/ almost reach 1t when Otis Rexroa
arrived and showed the car to tn
street. The paint on the car wa
blistered. A quantity of feed AM
straw burned.
1 Mr.. Baker estimates the loss q
$500. Insurance for $3.50 was ca.
ried. Mr.. Bakers exhibition poul
try coops burned.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
MAY MOVE TO ABILENE
Kansas Culvert Company Offered In
ducement to Come Here

Abilene, an old business rival OF
salina, has popped into prominence
bv offering excellent terms to the
Kansas Culvert company to move
its plant to that city. The Kansas
Culvert company is practically a
new concern in Salina and has mad
such a fine business that 1t has peen
unable to keep up with its oroerS
for the past two months. The cul-
vart company is operated by r. II.
Howell and his son, Thomas How
all, II is located on North Tenth
street on the Rock Island right OF
wav. The business has been SO large
during the past two months that the
company has temporarily quit adVer-
tising in several farm papers ano
journals. ~,
The Abilene offer is such that ME'
uowall is giving it serious consider
alton. The local plant is growing
larger and only recently an additlon
was built to the factory. Nearly ter
men are employed. A concern sim
liar to the culvert company. faiiec
IN Abilene some time ago and III
plant is still intact although lole
The Abilene plant covers about one
half block and if Mr.. Howell woul'
move his plant to Abilene, he woul'
literally be presented with the oil
Abilene plant and all his expense
of moving would be paid.-saiin
Journal.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
VOTE AT PRIMARY, THEN
MARRY, NEEDN'T REGIsTER

Kansas girls who are registered
and vote at the primary and theh
get married need not register again
70 vote in the general election II
thew still live at the same :.reet aa-
dress But It probably would save
them a lot of trouble II they ala re-
register.
This is the view of s. N. Hawks,
assistant attorney general. Some OF
the election commissioners In Nan
sas towns have been holding that a
woman who registered and then
married must be registered again
before she could vote.
There are several thousand wo-
mon now registered and eligible 70
vote at the primary. Some OF tnepl
have been married in the last fe"
months and some of these still 1--we
at the same street address.
"rhe election officials might re-
ouire the marriage certificate oi
other Identification but do not oe'
iieve they could refuse a baiiot 'e
woman who was married Det"eeH
her original registration ana Ih'
day of election" said Mr.. HAWKS
"There is no legal authority or 70
ouirement that woman change mel
name when she is married; sne Ds
comes a part of her husbands Iamii' !
and takes the family name bu' =
"a only a custom and there Is no rea
son why she should not retain ne
maiden name If she wants.
"When she is registered her iesa
identity does not change except TN
husbands family name. She coui'
: sign the oath with her own maioeI
name or add her husbands TO
with a hyphen and should be allo"
ed to vote"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
GOOD NEWS
Manv Abilene Readers Have Rearu
1t and Profited Thereby

~"Good news travels fast ana the
hod hack sufferers in this vicinity
are glad to learn where reiiel may
he found. Many a lame, weak anu
aching back Is bad no more, thanks
- noan's Kidney Pills. Thousanos
upou thousands of people are tell'ns
the good news Of their experience
with this tested remedy. Here 10 d"
example worth reading:
Mrs. Lewis T. Tressin, 222 >. Flien
ST.. salina, Kan, says: II was iai'
nm for three weeks by kidney com-
nIo;rt and for a considerable longer
time was hardly able to do anytnlhs
The pain seemed to settle over my
,ost kidney and It extended through
NV bips. into my ankles. 1t ofter
seemed as though knife were beine
thrust into me. A cold always mao'
the trouble worse and at such times
7 was annoyed by the kidney secre
t;ons Doan's Kidney Pills restore'
me to much better health.
price so cents at all dealers. Don
simn,v ask for a kidney remedy
cot Doan's Kidney Pills-the sam
tho+ Mrs Tressin had. Foster-Mll
burn Co., Props. Buffalo N
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
GET CAR NUMBERS
WITH MOTOR LICENSES

Owners of motor cars must re-
member that when they apply for
their 1914 licenses, they must give
the. numbers of their cars. Many
motorists have called at the court
house but have failed to heed the
notices published in regarding to
filing the number of the cars. Inc
new provision was added to the ap
plication this year in order to more
easily trace stolen cars.
One hundred and forty motor cal
and motor cycle licenses were issued
in this county the past year. Ap
rIica+ions for new licenses will nov
be received at the county treasurer
office.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
POP-POP INTO OAR
RIDER HURLED THROUGH WIND
SHIELD, CUT SEVERELY
Edward Rissman poiiides WIN h''
ouIlIlng's Automobile Near
Enterprise Thursday-in-
juries Not Dangerous

Edward Rissman. son OF Charies
Rissman, a prominent farmer ana
thresher living south OF Enterprise
was cut and bruised severely when
the motorcycle he was riding col
l,ded with a motor car owned and
driven by Eli Quilting three-quar-
ters OF a mile north of Enterprise
about $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
moon. Rissman was riding toward
the south. Quilting was coming
from the south. Mr.. Quilting says
that as he neared the motorcycle, ne
noticed that Rissman seemed to have
lost control of the cycle. and SO Mr..
nouilling brought his car to a stand
still. He says that Rissman crash
ed straight into the car. The force
of the collision threw the rider OF
the motorcycle forward through the
windshield on the Quilting car. Riss
man sustained deep cut across th'
right eye and deep into his race
almost severing his nose. he ais'
sustained bruises about the head AM
shoulders. He was in a semi-uncon
scious condition for an hour ana
half. but 1t is believed that the IN
iuries will not prove dangerous un
LESS the injured man received inter
nal hurts. He was rushed to ENTER
prise in a physicians car and care
for. He bled profusely.
Rissman has had the motorcyeI
for several months but is said nc
to be an expert rider. He is abou
22 years old.
The motorcycle was demolished
practically. The automobile wa
damaged in addition to the sha'
tering of the windshield. Mr. Quliiln
sustained slight cuts about the rae
from the flying glass. His father-il
law, Henry Facklam, was the OH
other occupant of the car. He wa
uninjured.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
ACCUSES HER HUBBY
OF BOoTLEGGING

In her petition for divorce from
Enos H. Huff, Mary c. Huff al
leges that in the spring OF 1913 ner
husband was a bootlegger' storing
beer in the barn in Solomon wnere
the Huffs live, and selling 1t about
town Mrs. Huff charges cruelty on
the part of Mr.. Huff, and asserts
that even a brother of her husband
Brice Huff, and his mother abused
ber Mrs. Huff asks alimony ano
custody of the minor children Inc
children are: Bertha, ~ years
Blanche Is, Charles II, Bert ~
William 4.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
HERINGTON's PAVING
SIMILAR TO CUBA's

Abilene is to have its paving cop
led as far away as Cuba according
10 the Reflector. G. A. Allen Oh
Cienfeugas, Cuba, a retired business
man of that place having decided
the asphaltic concrete as used a'
Abilene to be the best paving OF the
manv kinds he has recently inspect
ed. What ever he reports best VIII
be Immediately Installed by NIL
town. Herington hotels did not gel
a chance to entertain him because
the paving we have is about like tha'
native to Cuba.-Herington sun.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
MRS ANNA MILLER OF
BONNACORD is DEAD

Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Miller asea
rs years, died at her home near
ponnacord Thursday afternoon. sne
q survived by q son, Adam anO
o+har children. Mrs. Miller was .
native of Germany and has been .
resident of the neighborhood nea'
Ponnacord for many years. Funera
services will be held in Mt. Pleasan
church, IA miles southwest OF ADJ
Iane. saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Burial will be in the cemetery tnere
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
ENGINE SPARKS FIRE
CARLTON WHEAT FIELD

Sharks from a Missouri Pacillc
engine set fire to wheat field OWL
od hv a Mr.. sloop, near Carlton, yes
terdav and 40 acres Of the stand
ing wheat was burned before tne
fire was checked. The harvesters OF
the neighborhood were at dinner
when the fire was discovered. d. \
Elisson, near whose farm the sioop
niece ;s located, arrived with team
and plow and helped to check the
fire.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
MOTOR CAR STRIKES A BUGGY
A. w. Rice's Automobile smashe'
Into Girls Rig

A buggy in which were Wiiia
Broughton. Pauline Minick' Loretta
callahan was struck from behind by
A, w. Rice in his car WEDNESDAY
evening at the corner of Fourth ano
Buckeye. The buggy was smashed
up considerably but none OF th'
occupants of the rig was injured
though all we're badly frightened.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
COLLEGE MEN HELP
DICKINSONIANs HARVEST

A number of Abilene college men
are putting in their vacation mar
vesting, and contrary to the reports
that have been circulated that col
lege men are unable to stand the
heavv work of shocking and the heat
of wheat fields, have managed TO
stick It out. Robert Graves, JACK
Hutton. Earl Briney, Curtis Brewer
and Chauncey Hunter are among
those who are harvesting.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1914-07-02
Has Your Child Worms

Most children do. A coated, Iur-
uod % tongue. strong breath, stomach
Mains circles under eyes, pale. SAL s.,
pa,'r i"m complexion, nervous, fretful'
.U Sr,nding of teeth, tossing In sleep
sn,'iiar draafs-any one of these in
~ Sscata child has worms. Get a box
uscI uH. W;cEanoo Worm Killer at once.
It kills the worms-tne cause ~ s,da
ehiId'g condition. Is laxative sno a;oS a'us
nature to expel the worms; suppiieO y
IN candy form. Easy for cniiuren -
take 25c at your druggist.