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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-14
MsIR|ANs TO MD
GEMANS IN ALsACE
..suss REPORTED SOUTH AND
wesT or MuLHAusEN-kAt-
SER CLAIMS VICTORY.
GERMANS TAKE PRISONERS
s,eoeh Cavalry Defeated in Spirited
Fnnaoement-Ten Officers, 1900
Men and Four Guns Captured.
Heavy Loss Denied.

Landon,-There IS every lnuicallon
,hat the Austrian troops entered Al
ace and that the French and Ger
mans nave been in continuous contact
4 considerable force from Colmar to
! noint south and west Of Mulhausen.
french and German forts are re-
,orte.d to be intact along the whole
M between Belfort and Liege. Loea-
,,on Of these troops is largely c~onJec-
tural as an entirely new situation is
completely ~blanketed.
Ber.in.-German troops near Null
hansen have captured 10 French Off
cers. 500 men, four guns, 10 wagons
md many rifles.
According to the report, German
turitory has been cleared of French.
Il ID said also that at LaGarde, Ger
man troops took more than 1000 pris-
oners, about one-sixth Of two defeated
French regiments.
paris.-The following official an
nouncement has Just been issued by
The French wal department:
eUp to the present hour no encoun-
fers between the German and French
forces except those of outposts have
taken place.
1The occupation Of M%ulhausen was
effected by a French brigade of in
fantry in order to destroy the German
intelligence center in operation in that
town. That being accomplished, the
brigade was withdrawn, the general
ii command considering the position
too perilous.
"The French brigade was followed
BY the entire Fourteenth German army
corps, which we're halted by our prin-
cipal lines.
"Our strategical situation remains
Is before, excellent"
aThe best denial that can be given
10 the report that the French lost TO-
900 men at Altkirch," says the war
minister, sis that the total effective
French troops did not reach that num-
her.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-14

GeFFnan SUbHlaFThe Junk by bFfttShe
London.-The admiralty has an.
nounced that one OF the cruiser squad
IONS OF the main fleet was attacked By
German submarines. None Of the Brit.
ish ships was damaged. One German
submarine was sunk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-14

Brussels. Everything points to the
tact that the Belgians are expecting a
great battle in the open within a very
short time,
By this time there is an enormous
force of French troops in Belgium.
probably a large part of the five army
corps which France promised last
week.
The greater part OF the Belgian
army is concentrated under King AL
bert and has been Joined by the field
force, which has played such q heroic
part in the defense Of Liege. 1t is
ready and eager for the first great &C
ton which may have an i~ncalculable
effect on the future Of the nation.
The activity Of the Germans during
tha last day or two Is significant. They
fave been waiting for reinforcements
to cone up, and by this time there
must be six German army corps ac-
tually in Belgian territory, or all
ready to be thrown across the from
tier.
TO the south OF Liege the Germans
ae concentrating In overwhelming
iorce, and Gen. Won Emmich must
now have at least 100000 men under
ns command. 1t Is stated here that
we Germans are mobilizing the sec
0nd and third reservas IN the Cologne
and coblenz Q
Inc Belgians are naturally flushed
y the valor shown at Liege. They
are In splendid fettle and are eager
!or the great trial OF strength in the
field.
Military experts here expect a bat
W about the middle Of August, or
sooner perhaps, Il the Germans move
.orWard en- masse, or q little later II
Lney await the attack Of the allies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-08-14
uEGE FORTS STILL INTACT
French Troops Along Entire Front
Engage G~ermans-Big Battle
Pending.

Paris.-The French troops along the
sntire front are in contact with the.
Germans. At Mangiennes, northeast
Of Verden, the Germans attacked the
French. The French, reinforced by
reserves, then took the offensive and
repulsed the Germans with consider
able loss. A German battery was de-
stroyed by the French artillery fire
and another was captured with three
gatling guns and ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Funeral services over the remains
oi tue Tate John 81 Riley will be- held
itls Afternoon no . 80 o'clock az the
gid Riley homestead iu Lansing. O
t't BAH of Lansing %. will have
.HHf-U and InfrIwent will be- private
in Week.. cemetery Mr. Riley r4aa.
% away -aturda- morning af Z
O'Clock. following am illness OF about
ono year Hf BITS home in LANSING
IT Nt deceased Waa BOZ the fffy.sIrth
year OFF Die age and is a sforie maker
bE trade
shortly before taking sick be To-
GATED n .a.uufUvu pa. ir tus.ur.
.1t himself hut save DO up 0uIrr fa
". ."H.r. Doh. b.. survived hv 80
widow Emma 5000 Riley. hfa f.s..
Nr N H Do Riley and mother. Var.
,''i' iaI'F H. u. Iana.nE A brother
u" N..H. nt Newark. o.. and .I.tr.
N.-. Anna ST. NI.r nf LANSING Hs
D. N... survived Dob two HarrHrar.
sr. tg.rl. L.~aH. OF Jn.art1F-
a end Mrs Thomas scott af
.. ...u.. pa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

toronto. Canada whore be ~. 49,
'...''nE relations Tor several ge.tI ''n
SMOKE IrrIH viii leave tt. 49,
l"f. "t fHr srsF Tor fIresIare 'er
mr .I.frrH mills tfaf -..-. .-
H"rE fH.. week WIZ
.arf Hau Harold seh.st. and vu.
I.ff frrlay 'I'r
W.. arI Mrr Richard Saunders rrt
~. ry Tor fDuuEsokun. ohio
N. IIHrrIn rHfurr.r fa f'.'..I -.....-
sr.., .. "hfre he Del employed In the
I.E' agpton fsft yesterday %, pee.
a sunday sIfa frisnfa
t nIf'Na ItUa. returned frrr- q
Hifh friends fr afertargflf-
John Willard rrfurr.f frar..
..Hif af Cleveland
....I FRAZIER. o. EIffrfH-gb .-.-.
..H tlH parents rrrr
Itfe HrIhrrHr rf rHvarvur. g.
tt,.... several days aith rsiativs. III
So. Hrd stofus-. ~ Akrs- a., -t.t,.
''e ...HfI.rH Ir fH.H. r.fv ~ ti-it
...t.. John" bod ..af.-r-.. a. -.
HL'r. rr aIII ararf 49,. ~, ~
IH.r .T |r.....flf-
Ir f.Ia .ffy
HF..r ...f I.Hfrrfav 60 t.
.r.nI several lraata
I.HuIH" I. r.rT.r.r ~ -
fI iI aIff rFsurarIr.-
~. returned o. HIa f-.r... dol.
f-..r.- '.rlag arfr siritfr~
~ arthur Mare. Of vs.tt-.,.- ,.
'f Ir.rrir lr tfIs CIV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17


sps-i.i uisratrh o. ire TntsiiiE-nc-r
FA1RMONT. " Va. Aug is-An
entire carload % vhisksy. beer and
wines vas confscsted. one man ar
rested and warrants issued FOR Others
Ehen Arthur Beliomo. o. MinEo June.
uOn. o.. tried % ship liquors b. znols-
sale into Aest virginia today % BE-
alleged that charlie Rsppieto took ll-
dere a. Farmlngton for the liquors.
and that b. collected Tor the zooLa a.
% uas ordered There W-rs So dif-
ferent orders lu tas carload comic
Gated Whisky. bottled beer. krgs
and harrela % beer sug wines made 40
The shipments. Constable ~ X Risss.
armed vtth search and seizure ar.
rants. sas waiting Tor the car a. Yarn
ingtuu. and wheu 10 arriY "a served
he papers on the p a %. agent there.
Re entered the car. looked over the
shipment and thgn nalled ~ the car
doors and put padlocks on them.
Threstsned Violence.
The sixty seven constgness, mostly
reigners. crowded about the car de-
handing their act goods which they
had bought and paid for. and many
threatened the constable With VIC
leuce Charlie heppl-to vas arrested
and Is nov Ia Jail u.rs Warrants are
'A. TOT NlAFIH NAafEs-e hath soliciting
and trying % deliver Intoxicating
liquors iD Marion county Before
Judge George Vincent ~ the interme-
diate court proceedings we're argued
In which Marion county asked for an
Injunction prohibiting out Of state
dealers from shipping into the county
and furbiddIng the Baltimore a Ohio
railroad from delivering any whlskey
or other intoKicants ln Marion county
The decision viii be given Monday
morning Meanwhile excitement IS
high among the foreign element here.
Fear Heavy Loss.
10 a. claimed thousands % dollars
worth % liquors have been bought
and paid FOR by the foreigners. who
nov fear they win not receive their
liquors or their money. They are en-
ragged and threaten trouble County
officers are using unusual diligence In
trying 20 run down all shipments Of
liquors 81 any kind into the county.
and have already stored hundreds OF
gallons OF all sorts OF beverages ia
the court house The carload lot
seized 40 Pennington SATURDAY. was
the largest amount so FAR handled in
this state since the Nost prohibition
law became effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
WAR AT A GLANCE
Berlin isolated.

LONDON. Aug Il. 1925 a m-The
Daily Malls Copenhagen correspond.
ent sends the following under date OF
August 1l.
a traveller from Berlin gives an &C.
count OF the situation there he saws
Berlin IA completely isolated from the
outside world. No mail has arrived in
a fortnight from England Russia.
France or Belgium Newspapers.
malls and telegraphic information
from Austria ts received only once a
week. The scandinavian mails ar
rived on Friday last with the latest
newspapers, and the greatest surprise
was caused By the reports OF German
defeats 10 Belgium. especially az the
kelgiaus Victories al the Iiege forts
Amark was gladly paid for a half
penny newspaper 70 get independent
reports OF what was happening
Berlin was unusually quiet the
traveller said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
MARSHALL COUNTY FARMER USES
SHOT GUN TO BLOW BRAINS OUT
THOMAS GATTs. or GRANVILLE.
ENDS LIFE BECAUSE or
ESPONDENCY
Rash Act Committed About Noon Yes
terday-Leavea wife and Sew
cral Children

Thomas Cats. farmer residing
near Graysvillc Marshall county. com
mitted suicide yesterday. about noon
by blowing the greater part OF hia
head on with "a shotgun D.suondenr,
n the only reason given Tor the rash
act This. 10 o. said. gave way tu mo-
mentary insanity and 10 is claimed
was due 90 the extreme hot weather
and drought Of the past few wp.Es
which tended TO destroy an OF bis
crops
Coroner J. 7. McCombs Of Mounds
Vile. waa called and will eo TO tho
scene Of the tragedy this morning
Squire A. J Stein. Of Franklin ais
uict, was notified Immediately follow
Ing the rash act and took charge oi
the remains. The man was VERY well
known. and leaves a widow and sew
crai children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

ND. ....'... H.U 40
- . '.r .U...HH TELEGRAM com.
..... ..r.r. ...InrH
sunday rIfrf Gays chat ar .fI.ir. ..Hr.
f.r '..... Sunday rH.H.nr aa'f
" tr.r.I r.ur. ".rIarrrf ard fHaf
.....r .- ~..I...rHfn
According fH tra conn. cation there
r'H"r outpost Hrrr.rH 70
. points .r IrH direction U| u.a.rr
D. ....l ".r. IHrf HH. German rn...ra
iaf defeated 81 fHr FaIFIana ar
Truce. nfr.r.rf.f or 10.
i-arf at.-~I.H were -sr1|arf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

H ...'H..r received 81 ar|-r....
|.r.... HH. Given fH fFr r.-......
papers tonight.
1000. r.r'- .. a BIG zuatrfa. 1---.4..
Hr. ...rHn
EuHrIar cavalry Etia..r- a.
" ."" rnrf. nrf HnrIrr 90. |.r-
H.I town ~ Marrr-a fra.a ..-t
HIfrlrHu over frr f-.rr|..
T.a.f fnra gene rfr have fnr.r.
r... .r ..E.Iard I|.arrrar No. 49,.
t' a.'Frrn Patrols end frral.rr f.-.-.l
D.. enemy IHrf three r.rr eI.-.
troops a.a. have .rts-.e 49,.
..t come I- contact .r|tr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The Bridgeport Bowler Io-t 20 tho
patterson. Elm Grove nine veafo~g4.
on the latter field The score vac
- '0 ~. the local nine scoring seven
runs In che ninth Gordon fuIrffF srr
tHr locals. The H0ulars viii tourney
20 Brilliant next SUNDAY and rrres
bate with ne fact nine reurref-fI7-
az Brilliant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The work on the National pike will
10 resumed TODAY az tho men were
compelled 90 lay on work during emo
latter part Of last week on account Df
the raIu. The men expect 90 10
straight through with the repairs u-r.
vidlnr tho weather does not DELAY
them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

n you are troubled with tte com.
plant you should take CHAMBERLAIN.
Tablets. boing careful to observe fr.
directions with each bottle You ara
certain 90 BE- benefited bv hsm 10
you give them a trial sold by all
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Funeral services over the remains
Of the month old infant Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Michaels. OF Barton. that
dIeq saturday morulng. uas held yes
terday afternoon from the late home
az o'clock Inferment was in the
LiuWo0d cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The two Assyrian children % Mas
ria Simian. who's wife died several
weeks ago and left the children In
bic care but due 20 the Kindness OF
Miss Stella Tappan. nurse OF the Bel
mont County Antl-Tuberculosis So
cletv. the children will be- placed In
the home 40 Columbus They viii be
sent during the first part OF This
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
Fear tteaNY Loaa.
BRIDGEPORT

The Luther League OF the 81 Paurs
German Lutheran church will be en-
tertaincd Thursday evening az the
home OF Mr Gotueib Bauknecht on
Crawford Heights Several business
matters will be- discussed and a
social hour viii be spent which viii
be featured by a delicious luncheon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
WAR BRIEFS

LONDON. Aug 1s. SIS D. N
Chari-s n sheriff.. forra.r Anerican
-i4llsteg 20 ArEenttna teisEraphs
Z lC ilagus a. follow
here are not many Americans
nefr n hotels are nrarlg surfF.
f4'rs ar normal There has beea
GO iruuule az the Dutch frontler fer
Ailsficans. nofNlthsfandlng state
ulents - the eontrAry widely puDlisb-
I'd IN Germany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

rIared 'rsf a fafr- wac RACING in the
srtIrrHe .f IIrarf H..rf.r f-s French
ana Germans Dol. gave ra details.
Trains from N-rH. .. IIrr7f ar. being
stopped Hf srI.rF.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
VIII Drill

form Rank OF the Knights OF Macca-
bees will hold a meeting Tuesday
evening for their regular weekly drill
Several matters Of importance will
BE- discussed and special drilling will
be held. All members are requested
10 be- present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

LONDON. Aus IS. Sis p m-Ths
olcial bureau Issued a statement this
afternoon taylng that q state % siege
had been 0fncllly proclaimed In Bal
garia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Special service was held al the ST.
Pauls German Lutheran church yes.
terday morning and special music
was rendered by the choir The ser.
vice was In charge ~ the Rev Schil-
linger of the Lutheran church OF Mar.
tins EnrrV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
CARLOAD OF
INT0XICANTS
coNFtscATED ~ OFFICIALS oF
MARION COUNTY YEsTE RDAV.

Cane Frorn stnso Jurction ano Nas
Ccraiarro &c Ssty-sesen Cor
tsrees-Trouble Threstcrec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The management OF thu local play
ground nine will probably arrange a
game with the Twenty-siNth street
playground nine for this week owing
% the game that was postponed Fri.
day on account OF the bad weather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

MAhklN. Via Londuu. AuE I6 IS
y me spanish troops ln Morocco
af- ,-in- sent % Taugirr owing 90 the
.utrrrak aT unrest auInre fh~ Moore tn
Gre lrutral zone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

LONboN Aug IS. ~ 8 ? IA
vienna az 1alch 10 Reuters Telegram
company ragE a. IN seat officially an
nouncec Lhat the Austrian troops
have invaded sersla a. several points
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

LONDON. AUG ~. 20 a m a R-u-
ter drsfatch from 81 Peters burg -ay-
ne Russian emperor and empress. crown
Prince Alexis and the Imperial grand
duch-se.H have left for Moscow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Ln>LoN. AS ~. $50 a M DE-
sfafct g. fhe Times from Ntsh. S-rVis.
under date 10 August N and delayed iu
trausrlissiuu. Etv.s reports ~ a reNuIu-
tlon - soma. bat adds that these re-
porte have not been confirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

LDELuN Aug II l.sSa m=An
American lesgatch 90 the Central NeNs
sals berlin reports f-hf the German
hinrcrur has left FOR the front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

san FRANCISCO Aug 1.-THE Brit
lsu steamer tluuFhtun. Tor whose safe
- anxiety Nas felt In view - proximity
~ German cruisers. arrived here to-day
win carEo Including t.foH tons or
corn from Argentina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

SAN DIEGO. Can't. Aug 1.-THE
japanese armored cruiser Idzumo. cap
tain Monty anna COMMANDING has re-
eeiNe4 orders from Toxic tH BE- ready 20
SAL upon 30 minutes notice
Ahc japanese commando sought per
mission 90 nli all bunksrs with fuel.
ne request was granted and japanese
sailors worked steadily to-day loading
The German cruiser L.eipzig b. some
where of San Francisco and her COM
panlou. the NurnberE r. further north
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

PARIS. Aug l6. 10 80 o. m-The fol
lowlnE official statement was issued to-
"A forward movement developed to-
DAY at along the front from Rechicourt
,l.lNlnt,nl. IN Lorraine. eleven mile,
souihW'st 81 Saareburz. 90 Santo Marie
aux Mines We carried the latter anB
advanced into the reEion ~ sainte
The French troops who oc~upi.,
llunan Saturday. continued 90 advance
their progress being especially rapid bra
w. S'hlrmeck valley We have taken
t.Non prisoners In addition 90 500 ou
friday. Large quantities OF squirr1e emit
were abandoned by the Germans ~
nave also captured this. We pushed as
iaf a. L"rqutu Height. capturing "a CON
Noy belonging Co "a cavalry division con.
lstlnE OF nineteen automobiles and
The Germans attacked uinant Their
Iortg consisted OF guard division and
lhe iirNt cavalry division supported b,.
eteral natfFlious OF infantry and ma
appeared ON the left hank the French
"a, vac ssd with great riEor and dash
Z ''i..tn. soon gave way and r,.
hIuy who failed o. reach the BRIDE
-uprsa down the steep bank and zen
into NJ swiftly flowing river and we're
Pursued Germans
a. i'ullhk hy The disorder French
iEhL cavalry regiment followed over
IN. river ana pursued the Germans Tor
many miles. This regiment nur 81
IiEn' and drove before it great a'Ip.rirr
FORCES ~ German cavalry.
The Russian mobilization Tar 49,.
carried OUT with rIridify The army
u.N IN ready 90 assume the offensive
winch soon VIII make Itself felt AZ
ready iu halariI Russian ratariv mas
crossed The frontier. driving back the
NN- IFlaH-. Further east an Austrian de-
l.l.ui-'nI Nhlrn penetrated south Of
itrn"fnI has been defeated
Ifa'I are also moving against Ger
M-tu. Ihe Germans made HuTerhuHlar
Jesse. .u The FistIla notably al guad-
t.t. ana iN"fr. Ner rrfn irrr their size
lnfIHu Ia insecure .fs. r4-. 49,.
OBLIGED fo cad. ur 90 kinds III 1900
T. 'a.H lr fne i've active army CORDS
.N.u ~ iE Doubtful whether those force 4
VIII hc able fu resist tho Eueefrr nff.trr
ae ions Ha the Germans rrreF DO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Mourn for
Mrs. Ryan, Charity
Worker and Pioneer

Funeral services for Mrs Isabel"
Gray Ryan, H. viii be conducted
"Wednesday morning at the church Of
the Immaculate Conception followed
by iutcrment in Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Ryan died Monday morning at
her home. no. 1870 Whitehall street
after an Illness Of several weeks.
Hundreds Of friends mounl the
death Of Mrs Ryan, who for many
years has been identified prominently
with city phHanthropists She was 1t
large contributor to the Church of the
mnau ulate Conception, of which she
was II member. and also to the Sacred
Heart church and the Catholic or
phqnagee and schools Of Georeia.
Mrs Ryan was the wife, Of the
late John Ryan She came TO Atlanta
in 1853 and until her death resided
a NO 100 Whitehall street with the
exception Of a short period a;teI
sherman captured the city Her homo
was taken then as the Headquarters
Of a Federal officer
Surviving the deceased are -four
sons. j. r. Ryan. OF Atchison. kans ,
ella j. and r. A. Ryan. Of Atlanta
two daughters, Mrs. II G Kurht and
Miss Ida Ryan, and four erandchji-
drcu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Amazon Expedition
Finds New Indians

PHILADELPHIA. April l4-Word
has been received that the Amazon ex-
petition of the University of Pennsyl-
Vania Museum sent to explore terri
tory in southern British Guiana had
discovered new tribes of Indians never
before heard Of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Saves Boss $4,000;
Is Freed of Theft

CHICAGO. April 14-Because he
had haved his employer $4,000 by
economizing, Count Frederick Beau
tissin, a hotel bookkeeper, charged
with embezzlement, was ordered freed
by the court.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Clubwomen Ballot
l4HrS. for President

CHICAGO, April 14.-Fourteen
hours were required for the members
of the Chicago Culture Club to elect
a new president at the annual meet
ing. Mrs William J. Benson finally
won with a total Of 1870 votes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Latin Apartment Is
Largest in New York

NEW YORK, April 14-Mrs. John p
Latin will have the largest apartment
in town. 1t will be a suite of 35 room.
coeWing the entire top floor of tbe
new structure in West End avenue
Eight of the rooms VIII be bathrooms
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

sUFFRAGtsTs TO PARADE
COLUMBUS, GA. April a. The
MuscOgee County Equal Sufrag &c
League has announced an automobile
pa rade for May 2, as it's part Of the
nation wide demonstration for suffrage
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11
SAYS SAILORS CAN'T HAVE.
BABIES TOO SMALL

Washington, March 11.-Produc-
ing figures to show that Great Brit
aims seamen in the insurance system
had only $50 babes last year, where
as, he asserted, they should have had
10000, President Andrew Guruseth
of the International Seaman's Union
declared that House merchant ma
rine committee members would con-
tribute to race suicide if they killed
the LaFollette bill.
He stated that the Jack Tar hasn't
had boost in wages since 1845, that
he can't marry nowadays, nor have
any babies, all because salaries of a
seafaring life are too meager.