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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

pil. Siffcrt CT Oct imiolertio, at
&rig@miniiter @orrlion life piI iel'
&C Gct al lin GolIe1a Marincminiite-
relt latte GrenlpeI lite ioroi, at han
life or al iamnle Wfcniu1 Ionr oeitne
meo Senipn til Sniteligbeoen al at
oiifaiie Srifferiet o0ina inOcn Pr
nleen, men forbi ban inoicr linn.
IigbcOen al at uouirfc bette ueb
&iGIp al ct Ma9tiproa. 6orholoe.
ne % Sm9ipclierne cr ion poerit
iorifieaige inocl Sc 70 6oriporS.
grcIlc.
Nte.1 irt, at &riqSmilliitcren no.
Itc6tc Ell %Iigne16e Crorc. Gcnrc
pilbe iiaoialo bonIpie ipirin,eic
Sriffe ira ca. $50 Gorter o. 8or.
%niioncr. men til @icngiGIo Nripc
Siiicerer % SoIOutcr I'll Of I'll
ireo8itiGc lin Srnng % "iluffe lin
Serit" iloerom, og bo nPrmeit / De
Sriffe. % lltugt$buIcr. ser onlgi.
Der ind9ootiom ole pore 6prtcr %
@orniioniteoer, Ser npiten ole lig.
ger for iig ielp.
Oct cr netop bette. mango pon-
itoar, Iflfaficlien al Gantec'nen hor
bcpirfct. % arig@mlnilteren pnltcr
life poerIi9erc ct fOrpGrre Silltan'
6er.
Gen nGIte @ren al ocn ~offentlige
Sienelte, iom Der pil bIi giort CT
Torieg paa at "reiormere", er Si-
plomatiet og aoniillatupienet.
StotSminiitcr 9rpon bar olereOe
pco lit Grempel iegt at diifaiie 9ru'
0en al &iilc og andre G%riffcDorcr /
acknowledgements. MiniitrcHe5 %
aoniulernes 9uie. San bar BOG
life uoiteot nogen Srorc b~cSunGoa'
enoe, % set pilOe rinleligpiS ogion
ppre iaoiGnat at giere Oct al oerl
@rintO, at bper, al bisie pore ne
prGientonter / ll6lonbet. ioruoen
inc oiielltlige aontorer tiaige bar
fine egre pripate Stem, boor Ell ioo.
ban Srbre ieIofolselig intet Senipr
piloe bli taget iii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

Dame Gurric. iom ianmen meo IN
Wan0 III Nobelpriieu ior 0ennc
cpoteglercn0e Sp0ogclic.
Colorado bciio0cr opr0ifuloe
EittbIcnocIcicr. iirri @iIpin Conn.
IN / Den miotrc Gel al Staten. 0ru.
bernie. lom probuccrer 0eune Grts,
cic5 al III Tont Snn0ifutet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Hociepelts Seiie.

Ter te%le1roIereS ira gtanao&.
9raiilicn, oeu 1O0c 9pril: Sberit
5heo0ore 8ooicDelt ucntes Ben 27oe
o.. AZ anfomme III Mianao3. bpor
Be ioritie1ige EartIer. bUori Grpeoi-
tionen bar pGret Iuobelt. atter utl
iamle5.
Set berettes ar Grpeoitionens
Sumling Al GrempIarer naar % /
mtinoit 1.j00. 0erlblanot mango
5uuoreoe %atteSpr OF omtrent ct
Slien Sugle. al bpilfe mairge ifal
upre meget iielone.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Wintiterfriien / Japan.

Sra Sofio, Sapan. telegraferes
oen 10be slpril: Zen tibligerc llOen.
rigsminiitcr @rep Sbigenobu er al
De Glore StotSmpno iOog bIepet on
befalet Seiiereu til S%tiaingen iont
Miniiterhei eiter @rep @ontbci
9amomoto, bpiS Winiiterium fog
giifeo iom 6olge al 6laooeifonbo.
lerne.
aeiierenS aroning, Ser bar fnitiat
iii oelt 10oe 9topember, er pan
@rlno al GnfcfeiierinoenS GeO
blepet uoiat iii / 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Sorenin9sia9en
&c tire airfeiamfunSs Sorcatngs.
fpmitecr bolocr Nsoc.
@ooc moNater.

u 6GaesmSoe al De ire aomiteer
reprGienteren0e Spnooen. oen SSor-
eneoe Strife OF SAUCES Spnooe al.
hol0teS / minneapolis ira ben Bite
Wart5 til Den 2oen Ipril. Gen paG
forrlge Wisoc neoiatte llnoerfomitc
I'll at u~oarbel0e Ell ,Sroberetning on
9etin9elierne for Screening, inoIepe.
re0e i'm Rapport. Der meo nogle iau
uuGlentlIae S~oranOrin9er anioges.
Zen oil / Den nGrnteite 6reuitio BIT
ofientIiggiort al ScfretGrcrue og %.
taget I'll 9~ebanoling pad De aarlige
Ifeoer I'll Sonmeren. Happorten
ira aoultitltionstomlteen blep life
%behanblet paa bette Wfeoe.
Som oen isrite 9etingeIIe for
Screening trGpes, at aue meo en-.
Iteumi1beo % uoen 6orbebolo anita.
ger @ibelens %tanoniife Sfriiter og
Ben norlt. lutbcrife airfeS Sroe5be.
flenoelie.
Wteo Seripr iii Hitualet bleu oct
beiluttet iaaoibt mulig at befslse
Den norlfe Statsfirfes Ritual. iom
IN er / o%lnirocIig @ri,s iblanot os.
Set me airfeiamiuno ifal oprct.
bolbe ct ~tbeoIogiif Seminor. Gel
6orcneoe airfes 9pgniug / ct. sln.
tbonp Furf % 2iitber Semindrs
9pgning / Samline ifal begge benpt.
ties, % ct tbeoretiif % ct p%raftiif De.
partement oprettes. Srbrineen al
oiSie operIaoeS Sfolefommisiioneu
% set tbeoIogiife 6afitItet. Nile Sp.
rerte ifal laapiOt mulig ulberoiie
nogle elmer poa be9ge Steoer.
Sem.inariet i Heo Wine Ifal be.
mites iom en- 6orberebeliesfple for
bet me Somiinos Colleges, os til.
ltae lom Ell 9ormallfole.
SpnooenS % Sen SoreneSe airfes
RormaIifoler ifal iortiGtteS iom bio.
til. De TO Colleges oil bli ct. Olaf
II Rortbfielo og 9iitber College / &c.
corob. Heiten al SfoIerne Hal fort.
'Gttea ION isr, 90 De al Dem, Joni
itoar UNDER airfens Spipn. ifal itet.
les me0 NfiOler al 8eneroIionoet Ell.
ter nGrmere 9eltemmeIie al Stole.
Commissioner og / Soerensitemmel.
ie meo AarSmsoernes 9eIlutninger.
QtiSiioner % @eIqisrenbeosanital.
ter lfnl iortiGttes iont biotil.
Ie tire 5orlagsiorretninger Club.
liIbing Souies) ital ilaaes iammen.
Get me Samiuno ifal uogipe 10
airfebla0e. et poa Horif OF ct paa
Gngelif. meO en- G~beireoattsr for
buert. NIen ale ire Somiuno ifal
'boue Ell 6eprGientant poa He0af.
tlonaitoberne. Observation-Disclosures
lfal ilnucs iammeu.
&c 10 Tcuiionsiono ifnl ilanes
iummeu.
Aue ire SamimO ifnI reprGierte.
res / 6afultctet Suno0en ifal hare
/ &Grere. oen 6or. strife / % 0uu-
gcs Spno0c ,.
On IN aorporatiJu iful barnes o.
al Glcn0om oUer0rulcs iii 0eune. -
e iGrifilte McniGbc0cr oil beboloe
i'm iulOe Eribeo Ill ielu al oroue
inc egue AiiTrer meo Senipn iii
SCREENING iaaucliom inc egne inore
AuligJcu0er.
CoenitnaeuOe Geretning er fife
o~ifitieG. Zen oiiiciele Hdpport oil
ON fort lio BIZ orientIigIiort al Be
paa Dig0et iuugereuoe Sefretgrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
2lmcrifanerinne h0oret.

Sra Senper. Sol, telegraferes
Sen t0be gpril: Mrs. Belle Ban
Corn Sarbert, TrGiioent ior 6ar.n.
Plumbers internatiorule aongres. er
bleuet oeforeret meo Den bolanOlte
Sanobrlllsoroens aors.
Gen oifieielle %eoneleIie berom
mootogcs oirette ira Den ~boaauoife
SanobrugSmiriiter. I. Se SiIpit. Der
iamtioig oplpier. At Mrs. Sarbert
err oen isrite apinoe. iont bar er.
bpISt oenne uouterfelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Sra Nor9e.
@iI Erpjettet um tunngcn &plosift
fsre til 8enernltreif.
Gleftriife Scrnbaner.
@rinionia. 2Sbe Morts 1914.

Sreu ira "Secorabz Z oiten~s fate Sriitiania.
6orreippnbent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

er mi o1eiommen inrOi8e, Stillao'
Ierne er ppf, pg III bominerer De
9anoifabet bcroppe paa Srogner. Get
belle err iaa io~ronorct, of set life er
til at fienNe igiell. Gr oct life bpg-
get for Gpigbeoen - BET fol 10 pPf
igien - Ian er BET BOG monumental
OF al flor @irfning. 90 1aar 9p9-
ningerne itear fproige til at moOta-
+ae ll0itilernc. iaa pil Ntouteringen
taGe iorbolosuls liocn Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

yen, SuIltItSllleI " IlullIllll SuI-
tor, aunitinouitrimuiGet, Sfoleflof.
tenet, 6abriftiIipnct % tore Glen
BONNIE ogiaa uocnom @pen.
Spao Ri mangler or Gaabblts,
bpilfet er Ell itor Sfam ior Ell euro
pGiif Storbp. Gienbomsrct oper
Sporpeiene, en- oroentlig Hegule-
ringampnoigbeo % en- tilitrGffeIi8
&rnitfiloe.
Sfatteerct er gauet neb bucrt Nar
iioen 1905, iaa BET M er neOe /
1910 Yrocent.
9pen bar / Oelllle Sto pGret ltpret
al @eire, iom naibruot bar haut
Magten iiOen Sen 9leb no al Sen-
fires SGnOer.
SEQ iioite Salg miitet Ssire Mog-
ten, % Socialiitcrne uO9ler I'LL ben
nnItItsrife Grippe og bur Wfaioritet
iammen meo Senitre. Srbfsrerplao-
len er imiOlertio operlaOt Ssire, ionl
Ben itsrite 8ri,ppe.
s Nrbeioerltrpgelle er buer erelte
Observation-Disclosures optaget, iaa &C.
oi9beoen er Zig O; / De "fincre"
Strsg er 2~ebigbeoen oeiaa lioen.
@ebpggelIen er pnltrent Itiaeitaaenoe,
ida Ser berifer itor Susnlangel. Gen
lite Sebruar iaar ltob ser al forlfiel-
lige 8rllnbe 229 2eiligbeoer le0ige /
belle 9pen, bpilfet er o. - life
iulot 1a - Erocent. Nanr man
re9ner meo oen 6%lptning, iom fore
gaar / en- gp, bpor Spiigelien er
fra IA Gage til 6 @%aaneoer, iaa fan
bette iiees at bore 0.
Gleftrieerinsen Of Sernbanerne.
Gen iterite arnftfiloe Staten eier
er Horefdloene / Humeoolslaagen.
9isle ifal III uobpgeeS for at man
fan faa Sripfrait til Sernbanerne
ira ben ipenlfe @rGnie, n%orboper til
giosoolo % 8iepif % peitoper til
2arpif, milieens / lanet itsrre Ont
freos. Ser re9nes meO at $1,000
Seitefr9iter pil gna meo til 9riitcn
al Z Of De pigtigite 9nlter ber ipopaa;
men enba bill Nore bape igjen A.
800 Seitefr9fter til anben Inuen-
belie.
@n al SeIegrafinipefter Hasmls-
len aniti1et @eregning omtfattcr fpl-
genoe @aner meb Ell iamlet 99ngOe
al 1851 &m.:
Smaalensbanen, Sopeobanen,
Gongspineerbnnen, ariitianiu-@ie-
pifbonen, acknowledgements
nen, Sramnten-Sfienbunen, Gram.
Observation-Disclosures.
Ger tGrfes uofsrt ct Nct al Siern-
leoninger, nemlig pan enfelt Stolpe-
r9ffe Ell Hinglebning: 9tore, Ssne-
Jos, Strpfen, Siaeitrem, Iifer,
Saugilno, Sore, % ira berne Sing
leoning SioeleOninger poa oob6elt
Stolperpffe til Gina, Gibspplo-
aongspinger, Sfi-Sarpsborg oe
SiaeItab-2arpif. Sil Siernleb-
ningsnettet fnpttes ~ Sransiorma-
toritationer, Tom tiliammcn fan op-
toge pg pio~ereiorienbe $4,000 ST.
Observation-Disclosures for 2ebnin-
1erte og Observation-Disclosures
itoaisr tilianlmlen "A Millioner SER.
Sriftsuogiiterne pr. 9lur 100000
Sroner.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Vital Statistics To
Be Urged by Doctors
In Convention Here

Most important of all discussions
before the Medical Association Of
Georgia, which meets Wednesday
morning in the Wesley Memorial
building for a three days session will
be that concerning a vital statistics
bill for Georgia, with a showing of the
deplorable conditions because there is
no such provision
In advance of the convention, the
association councillors Will meet Tues
day night at Hotel Ansley to make
arrangements for the gathering. A
banquet will be given the visitors
Thursday night by the Fulton County
Medical Association at the Ansley.
Incidental to the State association
meeting will ne a session of the Geor-
gia Health Officers Association in The
City Han to discuss municipal health
problems.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
7 FIRES
RESIDENCE
WOMAN IS
STUNNED
Car Service Crippled and More
Than 100 Telephones Disabled
in Heavy Rainstorm.

Atlanta came down to work
Tuesday negotiating pools and
rivers of water that stood in the
low places and swirled about the
streets, after one of the heaviest
storms of the year. Two inches
of rain fell during the night,
washing out pavements, piling
sand and dirt on the street car
tracks, tearing down telephone
and telegraph wires, and weak
aning the roadbeds of several of
the railroads in the vicinity of
Atlanta.
Virtually all the interurban lines
were running off schedule as a result
Of tie storm and at the Marietta end
OF that interurban sand was washed
over the rails to an extent that de-
rallied the first car and tied up the
traffic for nearly an hour
Stunned by Lightning.
The storm was accompanied by
vivid flashes OF lightning, but only
one accident was reported. Mrs. l..
NJ. Arnold was severely shocked when
a bolt of lightning struck the home OF
her son-in-law, Fireman Edward f.
Davis at No IA Delaware street Mrs.
Davis and her two children were
awakened by the crash and jar Of the
lightning as TT struck the building,
bur were uninjured.
Mrs. Arnold was in the kitchen
when the bolt OF lightning came. be-
ginning the preparation of breakfast.
The lightning struck the front OF the
house. tearing hole in the roof and
ripping half a dozen boards off the
side of the building 1t then went di-
rectly through the hallway 70 the
Kitchen. and struck the woodwork a
few feet above the head Of Mrs. Ar
mold who was bending over the cook
stove. The lightning tore several
boards off the kitchen walls, and
caused a total damage which Mr., Da-
Wis estimated at between $500 and
$500
House Catches Fire.
The house caught fire from the
lightning, but the heavy rain pre-
vented the flames from doing any
damage. They were extinguished be-
fore the fire department could be
called
It was stated at the Offices Of the
Southern Bell Telephone Company
that the storm put 100 telephones, in
various parts Of the city, out Of COM
mission for the time being.
A tree fell across the toll line be-
tween Atlanta and Augusta, a short
distance out Of Decatur hating the
service temporarily Repair crews
were sent out as soon as the storm
abatcd, and the company expects to
rave the toll lines and the telephones
in working order by noon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
RIGHT To co
FREE HELD
BY JUDGE
Admission to Small Bail Now tx
pected While High Court
Reviews Case.

LfTTLETON, y, H.. April 14.-Ha9-
ry *. Thaw has won his fight for a
writ Of habeas corpus Federal Judge
Edgar Aldrichs, of the United States
District Court of New Hampshire
handed down his decision to-day on
the petition Of Thaw asking that lie
be discharged from the eXtradition
proceedings under which the State Of
New York has been trying to force
Thaw's returne to Matteawan.
The decision was in Thaw's favor.
The court grants the writ but the for
NAL order will not be entered until the
State of New York can appeal the
case to the United States Supreme
Court, which viii determine whether
Thaw shall be admitted to bail.
Thaw's attorneys are confident that
ne will be freed on a small cash bond
Judge Aldrlch's decision is ire
mendous victory for Thaw. 1t means
that he has won his whole fight so far
as victory is possible without a de-
cision by the Supreme Court
The net results Of the court decision
are:
/ Thaw is declared sane by the ac-
ton Of the court approving the find
ing Of the insanity commission which
reported to the court.
@ Thaw is declared TO be no mem
ace to New Hampshire.
D. Thaw is declared To have the
right to go free without extraditon.
a The entire finding is held in
allegiance until the Supreme Court OF
the United States can pass upon the
court decision.
5. In the meantime Thaw will re
main in the custody of the court UNI
IN his Lawyers can apply for bail at
the bar of the highest court
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Steals Flowers Off
Graves; Fined 500

Arrested on the unusual charge ot
stcaling flowers from the graves at
Oakland Cemetery, James Harrison,
OF No. AL Edgcwood avenue, Was
fined 800 and costs by Judge Broyles
Tuesday
Cemetery employees testified against
Harrison saying he had been watched.
Harrison denied the charges, declar-
ing he was decorating the grave OF a
man named Harrison who died IN
1872 and was friend Of his wife's
mother.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Troops Quit Colorado
Coal Strike Section

DENVER. April 14-Military rule
in the Southern Colorado coal region
ceased to-day when Governor Am
mons issued an Withdrawing all
troops who have been in that section
since the coal miners strike was
called last September
Mother Jones. who has been a mil
itary prisoner in the county jail at
Walscnburg. win be turned over to
the civil authorities
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Florida Special to
Continue Schedule

The Southern Railway announced
Monday that trains Nos. and 6, OPP
Grated between Cincinnati and Jackson
vile in connection with the Queen and
Crescent Route and known as the
FLORIDA Special." will be continued on
the present schedule throughout the
coming summer, instead Of being cut off
al Macon, as has been the custom in
past seasons$
These trains Will make tie same stops
as at present and will carry Pullman
sleeping cars between Cincinnati and
Jacksonville and Louisville and Jack
sonville, with dining car service be-
tween Chattanooga and jacksonville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Bennett, Recovered,
Goes Back to France

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
CAIRO. EGYPT, April thames
Gordon Bennett, owner Of The New
York Herald. who has been seriously
III from bronchitis, left here to-day
for Alexandria TO embark upon his
private yacht for France. Mi Ben
nett is going to Beaulieu upon the
Riviera 70 recAperate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Fielder to Address
State Labor Meet

MACON. April 1.-two conventions
viii be in session in Macon Wednes-
day Group Five Of the Georgia Bank
ers' Association, with about 100 dele
gates in attendance, representing as
many banks, will convene in annual
meeting for one-day session.
The State Federation Of Labor, bring
ing fully 500 delegates, VIII start a
tnree-day convention on "Wednesday.
This is the sixteenth annual gathering
Of this organization. Thomas $ Fielder
will be the principal speaker on Thurs
day night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Bic OPENING
DEPENDS ON
OLD SOL
Tickets and Reservations for
tuesday at Poncey Are Good
for First Battle.
Opening Day" is postponed
The ball game IS drowned out.

The ball game is drowned out.
Ponce DeLeon ball park is the ira
ditional sea OF mud first described by
Noah in a conversation with Ham on
the crest of Mount Ararat.
Nashville and Atlanta will set to-
gether in the opening day celebration
just as soon as the weather permits
the mud to evaporate enough to allow
4 baseball to roll and spikes to take
hold without sanding the rails,
That may be Wednesday Or
Thursday or Friday
Whichever Gay it is will be opening
day
Tickets Good for First Game.
Tickets and reservations for the
drowned TUESDAY game win apply on
the day the first contest is staged.
Having set forth all the baleful
news of this latest unseemliness Of
j. Pluvius, it now becomes necessary
to narrate some Of the features Of the
opening day horror.
Bill Smith, mana ger Of the Crack
ers, and Major Frank Galloway pres
ident thereof. raised clenched fists to-
ward the weeping heavens Tuesday
morning and called down maledic-
tons on the weather man that could
never by any chance get by the post
office inspector if reported verbatim
in this newspaper.
"Whaddye mean weather 'direc-
tori" inquired Bill What's the
good of weather director that does
not direct the weather? He mus;
have meant to direct this bunch of
weather to the Desert -or Sahara. or
some place it hasn't rained in 80
years. What's he thinking of-put-
ting over a fine, suany day for the
hat parade Sunday. and then handing
bunch Of honest hard working bail
players a wet deal like this?'
The Major Is Aroused.
What / can't get over" said Major
Galloway, Us that alleged weather
prophet handing out a prognostica-
non for ram on Easter sunday and
me day TUESDAY. He got ms wires
crossed up in fine shape-what? Be
lieVe me I'm going to copper his bets
from now on
In which ultimatum Major Gala
way was lining up with Old General
Opinion in the belief that the weather
man would bat about 003 for the sea-
so,, .,,.I,o, i. came 10 i,,,portant events
,,',., 49,.
re can 40 pIe'lA ven s'lu '"e
major, when IT comes to forecast'ng
the weather Tor ordinary days-some
~ ,,o,, that g.. put vino, =, con,es
W
10 'hIlSlInaS, or l'' ouIlh o' july
or opening day
The major relapsed into verse
.,,t,
"ea,'
Inere was sirlciiF ho'hlhg 10 ne
done about IT, Early reports from
fho friabtened weather department
a.....,....i ,l,a. .,.a tt. - r.t-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
AIN STOPS ALL SOUTHERN BALL GAMES
Thaw Wins Fight to Prove Sanity
Crawford Will Case
ReOpened; Attacks
On Widow Renewed

The Crawford will fight was re
opened Tuesday when a. motion to re-
commit Auditor James L. Anderson's
findings favorable to the widow came
before Judge Bell
c. A. Prather and others are named
as the plaintiffs. The old charges
against Mrs 9Iary B. Crawford, ques-
tioning the legality of her marriage
and divorce, are renewed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Mayor to Welcome
Health Officials Here

State, municipal and county health
officers will meet at the City Hall at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, the meet
ing TO be addressed by Mayor Wood
ward, who will welcome the delegates,
and by DR.. J. p Kennedy, city health
officer. Later the members will ad-
iourn to the Battle Hill sanitarium
for a barbecue.
This gathering OF the health ofii-
GERS Of the state win precede the J.
rual convention Of the Georgia Med
rgl Association. which will be held IN
Wesley Memorial Church on Thurs
GAY. Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
100 Girls in White
To Be D. A. R. Pages

WASHINGTON, April 1l-One
hundred young girls dressed in white
have been chosen to act as pages at
the twenty third annual continental
congress OF the D. a r.. which will
be held here April 20 to -. The girls
will represent every state in the
fuioD
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Gas Replenished by
Mother Kills Girl, l6

SOUTH BEND. IND. April a.
Marjorie Frain. aged IS, went to steer
while reading by d small gas light,
The gas supply gave out. and her
mother, not knowing that the jet was
turned on in the girls room, dropped
a quarter in the meter
This morning Mrs. Frain found her
daughter dead from asphyXiation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Policeman Freed on
UnWritten Law Plea

SAVANNAH April r. Walter
Brooks former patrolman, who shot 10
death Charles Barbour wealthy Greek
American February 20. because OF al
legged intimacy with Brooks wife, is to-
day O. freeman. He was acquitted By
a jury in five minutes last night
Brooks plea was the unwritten law
and seif-defense
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Chicago POliCeWOmen
Beat Men at Targets

CHICAGO April IA Poncewomen can
shoot straightcr and can bit the
bullseyo more often than can Chi
cago policemen, according 20 a report
from the police school Of instruction.
Twelve polIcewomen made "a revolver
shot average OF SS4a per cent
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Wife Kicks Him Out
Of Bed; He Sues Her

NEW YORK. April IA Declaring
that his wife was a shrew. William L.
Lauscher. suing for separation, related
now she pushed him out of bed. pulled
chairs from under him and greeted him
with "wallop" at his homecoming
each evening
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
Churches IndOrSe
National Dry Law

COLUMBUS. April "A The Columbus
Methodist churches have indorsed the
amendment before Congress, providing
for nation wide prohibition.
At every church where tine pastors
have called on the congregations for
vote as to the stand the church should
take, the vote has been almost unani-
nous In favor Of the amendment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
PENN MEN MEET.

At d meeting Of University Of Penn
sylvania msu at the University CWb.
Horace NJ. Lipplneott alumni secre-
tary urged Il better organization Don
the south Professor Gilbert d. Bosgs.
Of Georgia Tech presided, John s..
Heismsu OF Tech acted az secretary
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14

WAYCROss. April IA Blackshcar
April n. the annual conference OF the
Waycross Methodist district win cone
veno. lasting through April 90 The del
egates VIII see the new Methodist COLI
leRc there
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
KNOW that

NOU NIVOW 1na1
7 you arc compe-
tent, and can do
certain work well. But
you are not on the Pay
Roll, and need the sal
airy.
The right place can
be found for you by a
little campaign of adver-
Using under the CLASH
fcation, Stu a ii ons
Wanted, - inserted in
The C e orgian and
American.
In this city of work
thefe are many employ
ers reading this column
daily to get in touch
with your kind. So,
bring your Want Ad'
10 the office, and stop
your worrying and quit
loahng.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-14
BY IRVING WE'LL.

KEW YORK, April 49, Eufco Gao
Uso ilHoHledsed to-day ,o ho lhe
Continued on Page ?, Column T.
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