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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
New Design in JeweIry Initiated
by Girl Baron Rosen Called
Most Beautiful.

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Miss
Gladys Hinckley whose fads and
fancies have a leaning toward the
unusual, if not the astonishing, has
given society in Washington another
thrill No she is not wearing pur-
pie wig or an anklet studded with
precious stones, but she is wearing a
bug suspended from her dainty ear
Now. what Miss Hinckley does and
DEGREES is more than likely to carry
considerable weight. for she is one OF
the popular and original members OF
the smart set in the nations capital.
More than that, she bears the distinc-
ton of having been called the most
beautiful woman in America by no
less a parsonage than Baron Rosen,
former Russian Ambassador
The bug is a tiny platinum one.
studded with jewels and hangs from
Miss Hinckley's ear by an almost IN
visible chain Many of her friends
are calling the bug real cute ana
chic" and the very thing" What
the rest of her friends think of the
bug Miss Hinckley says she does not
care, for. be 1t understood, leaders IN
new fashions must be daring If any
thing.
So Miss Hinckley apparently in
tends TO do her very best for the little
bug. She wears it practically
wherever she goes. and there are no
signs that she will discontinue ner
fad. She hopes others will take cour-
ace and follow the fashion.
Two years ago she appeared with
the fashionable promenaders on Con
necticut avenue wearing a golden
snake twisted about her neck. So
realistic was the metal reptile that her
friends were startled and all they
corld say after recovering their
breath was What next
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
MANY PERSONS GLAD OVER RELIEF
SECURED FROM DODSON'S LIVER TONE

the first bottle was put up and sold.
II is widely initiated. So be careful
to get the original
Dodson's Liver Tone is sold and
guaranteed Ny your druggist, who
will refund purchase price (50c) in
stantly with smile if you are in any
way dissatisfied
Dodson's Liver Tone il a palatable
vegetable liquid Its action is easy
and natural. with no grippe. no pain
and the after effects are agreeable,
Dodsons Liver Tone does not inter
fere with your regular duties, habits
and diet. and builds ard strengthens
instead Of weakening YOU or knock
ing YOU all out for days as calomel
and strong purgatives so often do
Dodsons may do for you what 1t has
for all these other happy thousands Of
people, --AdNt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Noted Entertainers
To Attend Alkahest
Lyceum Convention

The annual convention OF repre-
sentatives of the Alkahest Lyceum
system, bringing business men here
from fifteen Southern States, will be
held at the Piedmont Hotel Friday
and Saturday. Between 40 and so Of
ficials and representatives of the or
ganization will be present, and plans
will be outlined for the lyceum work
for the South during the coming year
The convention will close Saturday
night with a banquet at the Capital
City Club, rendered by President $.
Russell Bridges to the Alkahest staff
and stars. John Kendrick Bangs, the
famous author and humorist, will pre-
side as POSTMASTER at this banquet,
and there will be many notable honor
guests. including Detective William
!. Burns, DR. Frank Dixon, Ross
Crane. Mrs. Chiffon and others.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Fort CommissaryGets
2 Yrs. as Embezzler

", II. Leduc, former post commits
sary at Fort Mcpherson. has been
sentenced to two years in the milf
tary prison at Fort Leavenworth. 1t
was said Friday he would be dishon
orally discharged from the army fol-
lowing the return of the sentence in
his case, which has been approved by
the Department Of the East
1t is alleged Leduc appropriated
81, 500 from the funds of the Seven
teenth Infantry at Fort Mcpherson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Store for Rent-Everything Must Be Sold By April lst

Boston, Mass, March 12, 1914.
Goodyear Ra1ncoat Co.,
IS Peachtree ST., Atlanta, Ga.
You must positively close season in
Atlanta by April first. Throw entire
stock on sale at once at whatever it wi
bring. Season has been distinct failure
and we are already heavily oVerstocked
here DO not add to our losses by paying
fre1gh on any stock back ITO Boston Let
everything 60 regardless Of cost. AdVer-
tise store for rent.
Headquarters Goodyear Raincoat Co.
Harry Roberts, General Manager.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Slavery Sentence to
Bring Retrial Motion

Judge Newman is expected Friday to
pronounce sentence on Mrs Annie Stoe,
who was found guilty Wednesday in the
Federal Court Of violating the white
slav law.
According to Mrs Stoe's attorney, a
motion for a new trial will he made
Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Ex-COnvict Scores
Gainesville Police

J. H. Huckaby. alias w H. Adam
son. who recently completed a f1ve-
year term at the State Farm for for
gerry. and who says he painted every
thing at the State Farm" Friday was
indignant at the police of Gainesville
who arrested him as a suspect Thurs
day when he alighted from train
there.
He says that they telephoned sew
eral cities in the State and forced him
to pay the costs before they would
release him Huckaby is an expert
sign painter. He was seLt up from
Pulaski County.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13

bert opera Madeleine" which has
not been a success in New York. will
be taken off the Saturday night bill
here and "Cavalleria Rusticana" will
be put in its place In all other re-
spects the program remains as an
nounced and this change was made
in accordance with the wishes of the
Atlanta association
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Think of This!

The founders of our National Government thought it unwse
for the President of the United States hold office for more than
two terms-eight years.
The founders of our Government thought unwise for
tho of the State hold office for than two terms
-four years
1s It wise for j. Armstead hold office for than
TWENTY FOUR YEARS?
orw Abbott to stay office for more than THIRTEEN
YEARS?
Therefore you should vote for Wesley for Tax Receiver
If Fulton County a who has never held an office
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Wellesley Fights
College Shelters

WELLESLEY, MASS, March 49,
Wellesley is to cease its policy Of
watchful waiting, and is to inter-
vene between the Wellesley College
maid and the pestilential mosquito.
At the annual town meeting $500 WAS
appropria ed to fight "skeeters" around
Lake Waban.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
Big Radium Deposit
Claimed in Jamaica

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
KINGSTON. JAMAICA. March ID
An English expert. after considerable
prospecting here, says he has discov-
cred a large deposit of radium- bearing
ore and that a sample of II sent to the
United States has been pronounced sat
isfactory
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-13
3 Dead in Tenement
Fire in Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT. CONN. March i@.
Afee men We're killed in fire which
"+mdscd siX-story tenement house
n me foreign quarter Of Bridgeport
'Ii the victims were Hungarian id
aorers
a fourth man was taken uncon-
stlous from The building and may die
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
lGE GIA $, |, : :
d A LEAD INC, PART
Ia the RepaaElsables r Deyelepmsng
Of esshsra e Nypses Regsr
Resources


Atlanta, Feb. 20. Federal geological
survey reports Just made public show
that Georgia iaftakink a teatinE rart
in the remarkable dayelopment of the
sSStas soy rs water pewef resources dEring
Though most GeorgIans nave not vet
awakened 70 q realization OF the fact,
rec2rds shoy that the tremendous dam
built at Ta nplah Fails by the Georgia
Railway and Power Company, IL the
largest dam Of its kind In the United
States. barring only the insmenae now
er plant dam on the upper Msasissippi,
at KeolSfi -, !
a IN Georgia and the Earoiinas alone
according 10 the government report
more than i00, 900 horsepower ALREADY
developed as fn actual use In che cot
ton mil. Industry. while pnbiie service
corporations are developing 100000
TO 400 900 additional horsepower in
these three states. s.
The 9pmant se the almost inex-
hRrstibie power az TaIiu1ah and the
estah hlishmsnt of tower limos rannins
into all parts o fthe state is taken by
81 mean thai sisLsFifsai
power from a ols. on Is destined % play
q tremendej part In the ifidnaSrial
and rive iiphGiId ding, OF this section.
With u Tue marvellous deyeIopment
which has taken place. accordifg %
the federal report. che undeyeloped
power OF these streams Is stiil an fn-
exhause bte asset. = II
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
CHANGE OF VENUE
z AxHg nAf - ks1AHallSa 4,
4sfA W. ~ y .Ns96s1X18NNaSA
Makes MandasoFy That Judge
Order Change 81 Ysnus When
Violence Is. Issss

AtlantiY Feb. 20. The Siew change
OF venue law IN Georgia, 81, w.sich
when mob violence 10 feared the pris-
oner can be removed to another come
ty. Instead df nieiIinE IL nee saFy, TO
protect hin With troops milera the
mob has formed, has been nphaid nv
the supreme cas,ft Ia d asbistcn hand
ed down In the case OF Kennesiy
against the state. KENNEDY Killed his
wife In Emanuel county ana Tor feIir
OF mob violence was renewed t0 Chat.
ham for safe kenpIng He petitionei
sor change Of venus Tor tlie /. biit
q was refused and ne was tried and
coRFlcted IN the county where fhs
crime occurred.
a Tho supreme court, holds III AZ ts ilI cr
the neg law Il is Inandas6sy tipoif fl,a
superior court Judge "a nrsi6r 4 oiaflsss 4
as venue when It ig ssid9Rk that n t5h
violence IS likely. q
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And GlsS So S5tOITG3rR o.. c.
1914 CARNIVAL
PAGEANT OPENS
Gay Festive Season. u New Nav
orleanS-NOnsense Leading
Subject of knights
(By Associated Press

New Orleans, Feb 19.-''N Nonsense
was the sublect, ,of the pageant OF
the knights 3f Monls which passed
throaghnstreets !ammed .nyitha specta-
tors $here outoAigh ht.age ThisuNfas the
tirst tof alserles ofSfiTe parades and
narked the openingl oe i the 1914 Car
ntyai bageaHtrg.. tEhi oh nj close SE.th
the parade; afhthgl thfyst stsssE ESraRe 4 OF
RomuE Tuesday. night. hstsIit1 10
feiPhetS iAaomnS parade, eomnosed. bt
numerous bands lof fmusIa and seven :
teen illpTs mated hoats, disbanded at
the French ppera house, where the
annual tableapS and ball took place.
queen. # q - 7s''.4s- 4
l Leading a naval parade, Rex w.ll
arrive on the royal yacht az the he
8 Canal etreet mex. ascas.aas st ncea
and escorted by military or aIIiiz;;ss q!
ssSas ~ go TO the city hall To re-
ceiye, the keys from Mayor Martin
Rehram. = 5. = !. )
Z The Knights es pscts.s VII. S;s,;;;5z=:
In their annual pageant Monday nigliS
with tableauk and ball at the French
opera. Prom iseae;:s :::.ssssissart5 VIII
be In possession of the downtnwil
streets all day Tuesday, giving way
onlX to the Rex parade. which viii
appear About .lo0n. Y nue. ssegson viii
close Tuesday night with the Conrjr,
parade, tableaux and bail at the
French opera and the Rex ball atthe
Athepaepm. - 8 ss.s & I. 49,. s. q
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q AR ICIF
EN- lss EJES SsEiio iE:ai J
Rsetnis ssAsiiitIh is beI gtssntsd
3 With Urgent lgemoEia1 By :
Hoasa Of conrnons
80 - -. ,.

-, ~ we ~ s5eys, -
Loadcn, Feb. l9. Sir Arthur F.o.-
an Doyle today forwarded TO Prefstler
Asquith q petition signed ;5by promi-
.nent British authors urging British
participation IN the Panau1aSP Pacific
Exppsition at San francisco in 1915.
The petition dwells on the moderate
ness pf The expenditure involved com.
pared with the great harm The Vi4sild
result from the deterioration of the
good relations existing betyke cen
Great britain and the United Stetss
q memorial to the Batna eject
signed by 800 members 6f the House
OF Commons Is ready for presanta-
tation to the premier 81, 81 s
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VTI
q ri SE
Selects boring eisy
FsF 1915 lzs
lHy 6soeiai . Slf,iy,5,i

Wkmlnge epa. c.. Feb e.
iectin ng GreeHyi y. 8. q. as tssa next
plaea Of meeting. tho srFIsi5tats Aledls
Cal Aasociati ion late today ad501Faod.
g tseT eleeting officers FOR che eas1sn
year as follows.
President. Or. hi G. Raaisfer cha
lotte Vice President Tor Elfeias&s :
yiee President for Nertk f.hrnIIrS ).
Or. CHARLES q. 81. az ~ iia 81
ton. Vice Pfesietne fof south CaTo.
lima, Dir e II. Mcleod, FIofar
aee9eSary ana TreasureT, Dr. FtoIIe
r. F5ugEes. I.atirAns. Is. q : Rlsi,l l,ars
.of EseeeeIye CoeASil, fisS SA
1selgls, OF sGrfoiH. II. n. Ts9TInr.
sashifgson, n e. w. ". ennell.
Rock FslJis s.
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.HAHsgR'g AgPosaTlIENr aunE

WASHINGTON, Feb.s ~ fllsarif ss
Hanrae et viii be named I'M 4 few dssya
by President klaql as Unifbd S a les
district attorney Tar the Festesn Dis
trfet 9f North Carol ff. Hammer
was Endorsed BY senator 0psrEaan,
but objection was made Is siie ap-
poIntment and AtbIfaey General 5c-
.hegnolds refused % sanction IT. The
ihct that the president expects = 90
6icate that, 6Ithnng. y asF. Zeynoffs 4
has not changed his mirs1 ha hSd
agsoed not TO insiss further upon sfia
Appointment oi anothef man.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
AFTER THE GYPsIgs.
Deputies Made Them Give Back yFhnf
They Had Takea.

Deputies J. Olin Sapdsrs and w. Up.
brennan were sumnIoned 10 Town
vile jyestardat' ALTERATION. by tine news
that some .gypsies were terrorif.nR
the people iih shat s Seioli; tafShe a JpET
uties caught the gypsies and made
them FeternT the ttlTingu they had re
cetyed; and the money they Had taken
In, together With he 0IliSefst costs.
This was with the approval OF RIngfs-
around LowndesVilie. Z ,sl7I. &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20

anu formerly superintendent ST the
schools at Lebanon, was in the e ty
Yesterday. He said that he had ne "a
travelling around considerably ,ass.y
.ina he sees more substantial develop
nieLt in Anderson than any wncrc
e:se. Mr.. Crouch of cousse likes An
derson county, for he got his y; lnn-
dii wife from one OF tSe 1eoancn
EGInes
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
nUs1E EsE STRUCTURES WILL
s'L.AeE E'llHzOUB PAVILION
Z Iag Assoolated preegl

san Erannlscn. Feb 10. The old
passl.on II Crolrs Gardens. Afmeda,
S'sl,, aeross tee bay from here, psoh-
a1iy the woftd's besE knoya sraining
tssA aoWn 10 make way Tor rnodern
itaalnese structures.
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Bond Given bys No. Tpt,as,se.f sl5s.3eS
Two DefeHdnnt&on HRs8iBe 8 cor
e TWO sf6ndants psappesged cdnL LINIS-
istralH Broad Oh sol court 8sSeSterday
to- atis3 3hr eeharee esp tliedf fagansbu them
and gave bond for iIBlt appe earaneel ht
court Robert walker q dusks
specimen lgstOudo cifs1rs sedIi vi itssi JUsf =
Ing g u pistofpsL 30 0blEi8 8ag6tei uEona,tin
tbs fstln1 tioEas 90; .9orSn 1 appearance
Of y Magistrate . Bfoatiss eilss courtA1n!
Feb.t27. He, Scott, likewise son
Of Ham, stands charged with haV-
Ing unlawfully dealt in spirituous
wines, in other words he was accused
OF being, q sightless, tiger. The smagx
istrate granted him bond In Che sum
of $500 for his appearance at the next
term OF the eoprt OF Ganerai Sessions
for Anderson county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
Likes Andersen
praises n EsAa.

sse.e1. e
8 Mr.. Blair Afischell. 9 capitalist snd
mill man of Philadelphia, was in the
|sity Wednesday and Thursday and
went all over the extension OF the
Toxaway min that was opened last
September. lse was greatly pleased
with the manageinent OF the mill and
expressed hIa pleasure at the way IA
which the extension work has baen
carried on Ia & year when the money
market was dull.
Mr, Mitcheli admires Anderson yery
greatiy and he expects this To
"a great city iaSa few years. He t{aA
complimentirg the Interufban ran.
way Tor It's work here, and inci1enfaf-
~ stated thas Or. w. S. Lee was
one Of The 6Ieaeat brains and moSt
iovable men 81 the South. 1t was
much to his GHEpriee then that aff.
Mitchell was sEfcrmed that Mr., lea
Is q native or tais county and beran
his c1reer e 4 mill school teacher
atler gettinE IN education II. just
think that tinch of him. said Mr.
Mitchell. rHe he's impressed me as
being one Of theibig men on the South
today, and Believe that he has ~
hand plans tS&t will 5eneflt the south
2 great deal Ardersun Lats do 40
aarn to hersoIf byi tying on TO. 4 man
like that"
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ilfy. 0Ssea was SIS
~ Gassts.r.- .r, unt.-.a

;rT1.a. Jane Queen, q respected NO
mAn of TnwnViiie ssss., WIFI n sevarA
misfortune last week when she fell
out fthe door at the homa OF her
son, c. L. Queen, sustaining painful
Injuries, Medical assistance was at
once summoned aaa evsry.hing ntes-
sible done for the sufferer one OF
Mrs. Queens sons, inthe cfsy yestcr-
day said that his mother was now
much improved and that ne hoped she
would soon be entirely recovered.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
Payty Returned
Rr0m Wedding.

Anderson people who went to
Monroe, N. c., last Wednesday,, to Be
present at the Hudson-king weddtng.
returned yesterday. The said THAT
the bridal couple left Charlotte on
"Wednesday night at S.a0t S'elocs FOR
their honeymoon trip tifoukh the
north. Mr.. and Mrs. Rint viii prob
ably be gone for about tsso weeks. af-
ter which they will be at home to
their friends In this city at tue Ehis
quola Hotel. x
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
Boys Are es
no Jola 5Sr f,lnha

Mr., g.H FELTON,, county snperinsen-
dent Of educ TON, requests the SOya
who wish % join corn CLUBS 10 send
thelr name q him righk away. He
sage that Il IS important that flIeg
should let nsse know this week FIe
wishes to puk Anderson way un III
tho front sis year.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
3I0lr Wheat Needed d
In ,inderyOn COnntY..t


MIR. John Smith, who owns the
combinattor wheat and corn mill at
isebaRon, states, that he has had a
very fair season for grinding, but that
eiinann0t get as much wheat as
he world tilIs and he would ii,6e,s to
llrsge sdarulersi to SOW more OF SthaIr
lnnd spLy.ilsAt, rolls mil is nnted for
the ldneqqualitgiof iiplrSahd meal Il
turns outS sGt So itgep Is ,istei ~.
~. tsi'tcoi it-+-tt 70 & Ri fra !.
Solicitor Cooper s,,g a.. s, - rsi,t- IS
So1leeeising Support. r,F soEa .ns,iis -
Hon. R.iiA. Cooper. solicitor OF i't,t;E
eighth circuit, delivered q splendid
address last night at the meeting OF
the Woo6men of the World. Mr..
Cooper states that he Is receiving
great encouragement over his race
for governor and he believes that he
may be In the second race. He will
issue statement in few days as to
ME platform. The subject OF Mr..
Cooper's address last night was Fra
teTHaiisiIii sis;s;s .Yisis; .sS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
Society Wlll
Sell QaHfs,

The ladies' Missionary Society 1f
the Gluck Mills viii seli al nnblic
auction on Feb 2s. st 1850 b. ll.y two
hne worsted quilts. These quilts are
oe extraordinarily hne workmanship
and II Is expected that the biidine
VIII be both spirited and lively wheIi-
the articles are put up for sale, T.he
propEees are 90 60 to sne fund which
10 now being raised for BUILDING &.
church at the GIuck Mills.
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|ME. Ligen III
In GreeAYlile..

"a message was received IN Ander-
son yesterday stating that John n.
Ligon was ceitically IN IN GraenvsIla
With pneanaonia: mrs. Bessie Tay-
lor. hfa metEsr-iu-law. left at once
tQr Greenyilie to be at his bedside.
Mr. Lison formefiy lived ia Aaderaon,i
having moved 20 Greenville only d
short time ago. and he has S Tinay
friends In hndersoa who vii hope
that he may soon Ffe6yes
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thurman
Smith

d Mrs. McoFer and little son, Erness
who have baan Eisiting her paress s.
s. r. r. Diver nzid Mrs. Dtvyef 6I'
East OK ssreet Iefi EhHfsaay zsss
AtiaE,sR.
8 Avery Lowry 0k she division or
lees, Or the Sonshern BeiI Teie9hoIta
eeEnnany, iE ID khe city.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20

H Cfons Sees
k4ueA IIaIs enient.
HI j. Croueh. county scpsriefen.
dsRs leFsf q edfeAsts q RasRwsll county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-20
W. e. johHssio1n is
Seriously HI.

Anderson people generally will re-
gret to learn that w. G.. Iohnson.
who once lived in this city, suffered
stroke OF paralysis last. Sunday
night and is now quite Ill. Mr. 1nhn
son was attending services at the
Presbyterian church In Chester when
be had the ssroke. He was hurried
20 his home where Il was found thar
he had been stricken with parlvais.
40 cap this calamity. Mrs. johnson
slipped on the Ice while going across
the front yafd Monday SfidsS fell.
breaking har left arm and her. wrist.
Mr.. and Mrss Johnson lliFed hero
ABOUT IL years ago. Mr.. johnson be-
Ing agent OF the Blue Eddge railway.
He left here to embark In the wood
and coai bhsfuess. for himself IN Chess
tar. Pennia N thia section faaI ,n,,.sI,
sympathg for the family Ia lis de-
we're affliction.
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)U
TIRE.
TOD AY's PR oGRANG.
IL.

FEll "a n NNuta - !, N q T-." ~
Inc IVHEWE9E1gG
Imp special 9 reel feature allowing
a:W0Bln2s Suffrage In England" how
they have wrought ruin, wrecked
homes anu causEa children 10 i50so inc
care Of their mothers, Great noh
scenes, burning buildings ana iefying
the Law. Glen White and FPItxi Bru.
nette play the leadlng part.
Cupid Close Shave
Nestor comedy VIA Ramona Lang.
ley. 4
GomInR tOAOTroR eSTHE FLASH OF
EAIEs y reel l0I nls0n with william
Clifford q PhillIs Gordon
4 REEF. s 1Oc.
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Bond Given bys t, 8 s'legs
SIZE : g L'gleh ;n'E .fceK sat.

- a..S. llh,i ..s....- Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-18
GRAND MATRON'S Visit
Mrs. Evelyn W. Heath, Of Newport
News, Greeted by Members OF
Eastern Star

Mrs. Evelyn Wardwell Heath, of
Newport News, grand matron of the
Grand Chapter, Order OF the East
ern Star Of Virginia, paid an official
visit last night to Martha Washing
ton Chapter, No. ~. Order of the
Eastern Star, OF this city.
4 large delegation of members OF
tbe order from Washington, headed
bv the grand n1at"on of the District
Of Columbia, were also present,
Following the regular session of
the lodge. which was held in Ma
sonic Temple. Il social session was
he'd and literary and musical pro-
gram rendered.
Mrs Heath and the officers of the
Martha Washington Chapter were
the guests of Mrs. Percy L. CHIT
this morning to Mount Vernon
Thev used the palace car Mount
Vernon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-02-18
SPECIAL GRAND Jul Ky.
viii Consider Several Criminal In
dictmcnts Tomorrow.

A special grand jury Of the Cor
no,ation Court will meet tomorrow
morning at ter o'clock TO consider
The following criminal indictments
which will be presented by Com
monwealth Attorney Samuel ".
Brent: Hugh strider and George
:. Finch. charged with stealing
shoes from railway; Oldie Moore,
Melvin NIayhugh, William Griffin
ard James Harrison, charged with
assaulting and robbing Edmund
Clark. Justice of the peace of Alex
arGria county: Linwood Nelson.
.harged with shooting William H..
Hose. Tomorrow has also been set
or the trial of John Peverill,
.harged with robbing freight cars.