davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

~ W T. i''' ~ Y"tS ti.tai me- ~ 81
,s We ,, 3Iis o,,!o ''U III
,,N ~ ~ "Ur N - q,
HtaNt Ff9 WN.t,it v'1tI a. 'i y.
anuIt rM Gu l,i f9giiL us ~ ~
N! ~, '"i''e' - "''
VT. M. .i..,,
A,il..N ! . itS'iltt' iiahg 9"V Nteh'S
inifodhel9s 'hgulGal c"Griess, rev n
Nthil"n, Helis pHl."lN 20 H'tt!S DultL-
80 ''' ~, ,r3ia lii LII
~, lr"ns ~ d $50, n
LIZ d, - On M 4'eiii
~ 4l1l = p ~ :, = ~ ~
~ } " Wa 90 MAKE Dig lhViey
ou' -. Itoi5o'i,.Si - go i"e nr4s
t.''9 ~ 1919 ~ b1ile5h a. as9',,t,,
rIeaners an stviasl and 6tber good sell
- 80 49, y IN, aIie otnet EIou -
LIZ a. lt' .'tli'liiE 9tpne "d'e9 ~
80 ',' So ''ie"
40 - s5gcety eeHeI' 81 cents pront
on ~ - PIuil' ON 60 sa ,is, ~ ec
I've slsatiS HiatNti - pSHSsGe dlloW 49, az
LIee ~ sISf ing gu NJ olLer, reg 'i ia
i',tr' eiIt e,iit! ,,,5 y1ar
1SHt-tit"' p"5I r,itn,t
Ntaiq @ LICE Gioha
ne, ~ ooo S,i'j, .Si' ~
= 80 : ~ -. -
I'I-N -, 7eu Ut &c aug sHh Sles' -;
.' s ~ - I.'in9 i ~.
pii ,r,d 81 ~ GO 60. pSi y1yita
~, ,r,jes c,9r,e,. - Me- Ta5
Eighth 81 DAYTON, ohio
AGENTS--Hot sellers; - by rs com
plete framed pictures lZc, also cele-
bTdled copyrighted negro pictures, every
negro buys; portraits ana other mover
UeS. big pronts, TREMENDOUS SAFES
People foftTalt, pept. IL 'lV w Maj
ison. Chicago.
AGENTS Wonderful opportunity; act
quick Sell Andrew Concentrated
Beer Extract. Makes genuine beer by
ADDING water. surety legal enormous
proat large sales. Sehu postal lo-oay
ard we i snow you now 70 MAKE tn9 3e6eiy
S+i,,,f,,ra q O, 1lti "a j." 49,
~ nc : =. ~ 7.-----.-
AGENTS Make S5,oVV TINS year pc
your own boss, lhueptIldentt dDT M
ant money your tlIue your OWL. ~ 81
spare time, az nome or travein ag write
~ irj,,Tti S5bio GaI,
49, f,Iu ,,arfjc,,lars
- 49, ~ =, - ----
A,tIsN @ Ieu .quor ~ !,
E,,,e fnt, ip,,tes doeS M TSoTlr
q, 80 Wa, 5ocy f,marantaed strictly Iegit
i, 80 S,oli o ,at,it,er G,,,CrT,o,,s IL
land. selis fasts rnins vott Money send
postal to-day Wen show YOU how to
make money quick Universal Import
Co $50 Sycamore street Cincinnati, o.
I,,E,N-5Tls cs, ,7,.,i-r 500 - S2O u,eel,l,,
Ina, lii,t - L,,,so1,,,ld S,,aCiaitfs. Hsr
,.i,ia E II 20
.ilte' - -
MI MAIL OK ,IR Ma N
81 -, y ~ : ~ =,
-, =, t,,, ia 5itrib1,ta bset sniloe
~ , , - ~ w. - 't;+i -
laS,"' pilC'S, ~ "l,o9iDIoii' go
sif hi,t ~ Fala cbo,,, ,'r{{
tal' dnSoluteiy no lake scHeihe' write
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

\-VE'h experienced lady so
W - y ~ |iclfUrs. references re-
..--r.L = o. H.n Llyo
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
TEACHERS WANTED.

east drawings from an experienced
teacher Notify G. A. r.. II Pulliam
So. Atlanta. ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
Help wAMrep-mALE

hHme aldrn 81. H CHada. ar
.aofl. East l'..tl ~
Hrt, ,.tt,trrr .,.,r
----,'---.' =,
WANTED E.a delivery boys with
wheels Apply RI Gauett #.raet
5y.s.r.t-I, .......f. ...,..-. f.l.
- tiIaui. l.I.5.".a r'Ir.f'.. ia
Marrtta atrset
.eN-.-.r-r, ,.,..F .. ... 81.
axe raf.srrrss .spcrla... .f. .a'sfy
expected EagH H.v ina ..lfa. ,5aaTa,an.
t,sss,rti. .f.,#....t t... ....
stste ca,r. ~. .ra,....,.. .na ala
ID tt '''- '7'
f'' rag
.I 'lH. etr@ ~ .".t+l
t''' .."
a i tg,5g sM,, y. '''''' i'i'sh'
''''..l.' DIVE .''''tf
WANTED Farm hand fir AuF.a ur Da
shares ~ Capitol avenue
I Will START FDT u tHr maI order
business u .uu Will UHraiU wE good
trrst co. 3. Atlantic HsfF.
frsuet.+., .f t#Ug a# la...tf. ...it...r4
ton Mla ru... AL rsf-raa,es aa o.
abilt and Irtcu.. 4ua give bono boz
surety company arE $4,000 E.., invest
30 600 rtHu fr .r',e.af company. Tx
erpttnua' .rr Hunf tHuHta' .Hta-ft-
CATION invite. tH. rU urDf+u- salary
81 % psr maH #dtc Corporation.
Hax fIn .tra t.e.rH sr
#,J-,sg5rtzy,- E...- ..r-a-s,sti. yofi,.,,
40, t'..4 rlr,g ,.,,,,,.e
tian- Hur Ia.. .#rt school sagaf-
ti3n ana 8r sHue tg MAX. himself
generally useful .H ross h. i w.. aase
Georgian
k5ttg y=,,t.F. ANN ... n. trf4......,. at.,
+ oils. etr HIg money Wa sou made so
wrtIIy va uGn s..rrHt Ba1 5lG
T Department at to#sI IHu.Gs. iowa.
WANTED syt.f. ~.u., nr r.grt
war. Good u.r. .ta.a. ltarN. .Iru
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
BOARD WANTED.
FURNISHED ROOMS SOB BENT


THREE FURNISHED ROOMS EN-
SUITE: PRIVATE BATH: TABLE
BOARD If DESIRED. sos PEACH
TREE IVY 1853 OR ATLANTA llGS
FOR RENTING furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; hot and cold wa
ter - Central avenue Atlanta 3o5S-B.
ON l. front room. Slf; two beds COZ
" - $. IorsNth ST atlanta 205Q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24


&TED-lO ladies' 20 sell
Ee-Sagc, used in every
kitchen. ererEWb here Best
rsser F-f Apply IN person
Monday between u and l.
LE save rnmpany. Southern
fr"l-, 1902 Gambler Build
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
SPECIAL RITES for silva

SPECIAL RATES for situa-
zion wanted ads. 3 lines 1 time,
lGc times, zoe : times 40c
SALESMAN. living in Texas. with large
trade there, now IN Atlanta. is open
for "A good line to sell ia Texas. Sal
AIRY only. Address Texas. Box 1Gl, care
Georgian
WANTED Work at nights VIII post
small set Of books. do copying. do
light steICgTaphic work anything that
car be completed al home II yoV have
something to be done. address Worker.
Box S. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
Bethel labor Exchange.

iltllltl I.dbbI Exchange.
WE furnish only high class labor Spe-
clalize In cooks. buffers, chauffeurs
maids. mattresses, walters. iaundresscs
carpenters. hriclllayers painters. dress.
utdkerg. every line OF trade Phone Ivy
72s2- l.. Bethel Church. cor Butler ard
Auburn avenue.
WANTED Persons 60 write aud copy
letters; $40 Go i26 a week readily made
~ following oar practical directions
send seif-addressed envelope for par
ticulars Brooks Copying Co. 924 Pa
Ave- Washington 4. c.
ANY LADY OR GIRL can easily make
$40 or more weekly doing little
easy work al home. about one hour each
DAY iu spare time, absolutely no fake;
mo- goods 10 sell. win send fun instruc-
tious absolutely free II Won send us
only DC silver for q sample. worth over
81 aud needed by every woman satis-
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
American Bazaar Co Nllbury. Ohio.
NEN WuNEN Get Government jobs
sos 90 $3.50 month; spring examina-
tious everywhere; full description free
Franklin Institute, Dept. 5o-k. Roches-
ter. n y
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

POSITION WANTED as clerk Of any
KIND or as collector for real estate
dress IL. l.. G.. 75l Glenn street.
WANTED Position as travelling sales
man by man 81 years Old; have had
several years experience as salesman;
must have a position at once; any line
considered; can give good reference as
to habits and character. +. NJ. Heron.
2. Q. Box l3j. FIowery Branch. Ga.
WANTED-Good meat cutter and
butcher wants position at once; rea-
sonahle salary Address 4. j., Box zoo,
care Georgian
WANTED Travelling position by young
married man age 80; have had three
years on the road; specially line or
groceries preferred, but can sell any
thing Of merit. best Of references. &.
B.. Box 8. care Georgian.
WANTISD--Collector; first-class; good
references; wants position, salary or
good commission Address S. b, Box
4s. care Georgian.
POSITION with contracting company,
age Il, four years experience; refer
ences furnished. Bell phone Decatur
40.
WANTED-By reliable mechanic posi-
ton driving truck. r. s. B., Box 26,
care Georgian.
EXPERIENCED furniture man wants
position with reliable firm. salary or
commission. Answer J +. F., Box 203,
care Georgian.
Al SODA MAN, dispenser or manager.
4 hustler Make everything used.
Can show profit. In or out-of- town offer
considered. Address Business, Box EOS,
care Georgian.
WORK. in machine shop, experience on
locomotives, sugar mills and automo-
biies. lathe, shaper, slotter and drill
press work. Address Hustler, Box 100,
care Georgian
POSITION WANTED by com
petent, reliable young man of
%; good habits; can furnish
references. Six years in cloth
ng business. Have been on road.
Moderate salary to begin. Ad-
lress Worker, T. o. Box 351,
Atlanta.
PRACTICAL GARDNER, capable OF
handling all kinds garden work, fruits
and owerf1s, desires position by March
l; references. A. D. r., Box pol, care
, Georgian
WANTED-Printer. Young. sober,
steady, union, wants job at once Ad-
dress c, " X. T. O. Box 675, Douglas,
Ga.
ANTED-Patt ernmaker with Is years
experience wants a job. Address l..
Box 40 care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
FUNERAL NOTICES.

SPRATLING Is DYEING
MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE
EXPRESS paid one way on all out Of
town orders amounting to 81 90
ATLANTA STEAM DYE AND CLEAN
INC WORKS. SO Auburn avenue. Ivy
sa4o. Atlanta gJ4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
SITUATIONS wAN1E0-MALE.

81 VA IONS WAN GO--MALE,
CAPABLE bookkeeper and Of
flee man, fourteen years ex-
perience, rapid, accurate, good
penmau. References. Bond. Ad-
dress A. P. S, 30 Doanc St.
A YOUNG MAN WITH FIVE
YEARS EXPERIENCE AS
b O o X X EEPER, OFFICE
VI a N a G Err AND GORE
SPONDENT WOULD LIKE TO
GET POSITION WITH A RE-
LIABLE FIRM. HARD WORK
Err. ADDRESS p. O. BOX 500.
EXPERIENCED hotel man wishes posi-
ticn as clerk or manager. At pres
ont employed but desires to make
change. Address y. \. T., Box $50. care
Georgian.
BOOkKEEPER, general Office man, 70
years experience competent. open for
position. F., Box sG care Georgian.
COLUMBUS. GA-ThoroughIy expe-
rienced mechanic and business man
wishes 70 represent any legitimate prop
osition In Coum bus and territory tribu-
tary. Prefer factory supplies or ike.
Salary and commission basis. with
drawing account. Address H.. Box 81,
Columbus. Ga
WANTED Position in office or store
by boy In first years business course
High school, honest. quick and willing
TO work Atlanta phone 5901-M
ANTED-Middle-ag ed man. sober and
reliable. wants work on poultry or
dairy farm; have had experience j. f,
Box 209. care Georgian
EXPERIENCED meat cutter desires
permanent position with reliable mar
ket: best Of references. Address Mar
ket, Box 10. care Georgian.
WANTED-By a young man from the
North: like to locate in Atlanta. Of
fee or outside position; a hustler; best
reference. D., Box 81 care Georgian.
WANTED-A young white man desires
a position as chauffeur; mas had two
years experience and can furnish best
Of references. Address K. A., Bon 4,
care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

Premier Carrier Of the South.
Arrival and Departure Passenger Trains
Atlanta
The following schedule figures are
nubiished only as Information. and are
not guaranteed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
'TAXICABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50, ATLANTA 1898


TTE Nf0uElSr has aiWays found Inc
Williams Hotcl second building from
Terminal station. and the Williams
House. corner smith and Market streets.
Chattanooga. go suit them best hecausn
81 their location, being 30 convenient
NM llt-L--. MINI
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
rAxtcAss.

All trains run daily Central time.
city Ticket Office No. peachtree 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
EAl. HOTEL.

CENTER Of city. rates reasonable. con.
veuient 10 Union station e. 10 81
Decatur 81 Atlanta phohe 2Gtb
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
SITUATIONS wANTED-FgMALE.

% OFt lOINS W.1lS s = = ~ I-..,..-.1-~,
- a : II T5@I-ady exec1tiVe abiity, 10
manage help and curtal expenses
Address G., Box 10S, care Georgian
ANTEp-Position by experienced
Young lady stenographer and book
keeper, willing 10 start on - per week.
ADDRESS n BGX sg4. care lIe9Isl4n l----
IYANT ED-Position at once by colored
woman, willing TO do any kind Of
work Mary jenkins IS East CAIN
TEp-Position by an experienced
laundress to wash on yard or do
homework. 1873 Markham street,
7'-TTf f-TT'TT Vel Experienced Ste
nographer desires permanent position
at once Address Miss S, 81 East Cain
street Phone Ivy 3l96
LADY steno- bookkeeper desires posi- zion
at once Competent five years eX
perience, Al references. Address Ste
grapher. No. 4 city Hail place, city
4 YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER,
Just graduated, wants a position. Can
exchange best Of references \. A. Box
co., care Georgian.
EXPERT white housecleaner wants en-
gaRement for Wednesdays and Satur-
days: best reference. Address Louise
orrie. 361 Terry street.
CAPABLE and competent young lads
stenographer desires position at once.
Call Main 5542
Accompanist and Pianist
DESIRES position Immediately; con-
servatory graduate; three years eXpe-
rience; sight reader and transposer;
willing to play upon request Miss Z. 5,
care Georgian.
WANTGD-A good cook wants position
as cook or maid in or out OF town;
give good reference. Address d. W, 154
Hill!ard ST.
ANTED-Position by young colored
woman as cook, maid or nurse; relia-
BILE; best of references. Address Mamie
Andrews 342 Butter street.
WANTED-A position as cook or maid;
can furnish best Of references; prefer
room on lot. Address Fl. G., Sc Daniel
St, city.
YOUNG bushes woman wants position
in office Immediately. Saarly, no OBJ
ject References. r. l. NJ, Box 46,
care Georgian
REFINED capable young woman de-
siTes position as housekeeper; eight
years eXperience; good references Ad-
dress r. B.. Box 202. care Georgian.
DREssMAKING - DREssMAKERs
DRESSMAKING and sewing; frst-class
work. go out for Sl25 per day. Dress
maker 2S7 Z. Georgia avenue.
FIRST-CL work al reasonable
prices 254 Rawson street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
DR. ESSMAKERS
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

WANTED man and wife to take
charge Of first class rooming house or
hotel European plan. M, Box 1854,
care Georgian.
WANTED Position by colored man and
wife, doing cooking. house and yard
work 10 Means ST. Minnie Davis.
Exposition by man and wife to
take charge Of frst-class rooming
house or hotei run on European plan.
Address D, Box 40S. care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
500 PEACHTREE STREET.

ONE LARGE ROOM AND ONE SMALL
ROOM; STEAM HEAT; REASONA-
BILE IVY 1921.
, 1914-07-22

FgET ~bckendtg5res herved, at Guverno-
~ mentet har be=temt, nj der, Anladniag
af fremhomue Me0delelser am at B~yllcpeston
BREEDER sig i Havana og Mt De- o-saa j SantI-
ago, Kuba, or forekomment IIlieIde af
denre Syg lom, indtil videre vii were ut
trcffe toIgende Observation-Disclosures
mod allie 9kibe, der aukommo hertI fra
nevnte O:
Iutet SIKH m2a gaa nornero til Y.erfs end
ca, 20 Fod og kun ON Da8en, medens Diet
we'd Norkets Frembrud maa iao98e ud
Havuen. Der maa derhos tages ~aadanne
Forholdsregler, som If karaafeneautoritet-
erue bastenmes, for at liudre, at Rotter
komme j Land.
, 1914-07-22
TranslatI0n
PUBLICATION.

CT is hereby made known, that the follow
- .ng signals for an approaching hurricane
viii be given from the batteries at Chris
tiaus5ed, Frederlsted, KinssAii aud St.
Thomas.
Uurug tie day timo: ? guns fred the
one after the other and after an interval Of
a minute 2 other guns. 2 red hqgs-.ach
with a black square in the middle on the
flagstaff Of the fort.
During the night The same guns as al
dry time.
Cnrstiou8ted, the 18th July, 1911
FUGLLDE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
Graves of the Soldier Dead
Are Decorated at Winchester

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, May 30.-The
graves of nearly 5000 soldiers of the
United States regular and volunteer ar
mics, who died here in hospitals or who
We're killed in battle during the civil war,
and who are inferred in the national Gem
etery were today decorated with flowers
and American flags, and the government
and state monuments were also draped
with the national colors and flowers
placed at the base of each.
No grave was neglected by the mem
bers and friends of the Ladies' National
Memorial Association, under whose direc-
ton the work of arranging the flowers
and flags was done. The ladies were as
sisted by Capt. F. NJ Davis, superintend-
ent Of the cemetery. A great gathering
of people attended the memorial exer-
cises. which were held around the flag
staff at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
The Winchester national cemetery was
among the first to be established and ded-
icated by the United States government.
and these ceremonies took place April .,
1866. The cemetery covers five acres of
ground in the eastern suburbs and it con-
tains few over 2,10O known dead and
2,3S2 whose names are not known.
WINCHESTER Is the only place in the
United States having a national and a
Confederate cemetery side by side. The
Senseney lane, running east and west. di-
vides the two, the national cemetery be-
ing on the north side of the narrow lane
and "Stonewall' lConfederate) cemetery
on the south side. About 5000 soldiers,
representing every southern state. are
buried In the latter cemetery. Monuments
have been erected by the various states
and veterans societies, and in the center
is a great monument of white marble,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
GO TO NEW STATIONS
Orders Changing Duties of Officers
of the Army Ordnance
Department.

The following changes in the stations
hf officers of the ordnance department
have been ordered:
Capt Frederick F. Shnyder. from
Manila r T.. to Sandy Hook Proving
Ground. y. ].
Capt. Thomas ]. Smith. from Sandy
Hook to Augusta arsenal. Augusta. Ga
Capt Halstead P. Councilman. from
Augusta. Ga. to New York city
First Lieut.. Arthur y. Budd. from the
Watertown arsenal. Mass. 10 Philadel-
phia.
First Lieut.. Henry G X. Muhlenbers.
from the WATERFOWL arsenal. Mass, to
Springfield armorv. Mass.
First Lieut.. Alfred II. Hohlev. from
The Sandy Hook Proving Ground to Phil
adnIrhia. Pa.
Sardv Hook. n r. to Davenport. Iowa
First lieut.. Clarence F. Partridge.
from Sandy Hook. 20 Dover y ].
First Tieut Dwight X ShurtIef. from
t,c Springfield arnory. Mass. to Boston.
Mass
First Lieut. Harry T. rillans. from
watertown arsenal Mass. to Davenport.
Iowa
Ffrs+ Lieut. Burton q Lewis. from the
Rock Island arsenal I'll. TO Boston
watertown arsenal to Philadelphia.
First Lieut. Earl ]. W. Raesdale. from
Watertown arsenal to New York city.
First Lieut. Charles A. Walker r.. from
sandy Hook 70 Wate-vliet arsenal \. Y.
Tho following assignment Of officers
detailed in the ordnance department are
ordered:
First Lieut.. Gilbert II. Stewart. 10Th
hnfantry. Springfield armory. Springfield,
Mass.
First lieut. Arthur n. Minick. 11th In
gentry. Rock Island arsenal Rock tsiano.
First Lieut.. Morgan T.. Brett. Coast
Artillery Corps. Sandy Hook proving
First Lieut.. Charles G. Mettler Coast
ARTILLERY Corrs and First Lieut.. John Is.
kose Coast Artillery Corps. Washington
=. c. ~,
first Lieut.. Charles s. Donavin. ed
nnfantrv. Galveston. Tex.
First Lieut. Thomas l.. Coles. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. Boston. Mass.
Second Lieut. Wallace l. Clay, Coast
ARTILLERY Corps. Boston. Mass.
Second Lieut. Follett Bradley. bth f1eio
ARTILLERY, New York city
Second Lieut. Robert S. Oberly. Coast
ARTILLERY Corps, Sandy Hook Proving
Ground. y ].
second Lieut.. Robert y. Bodine. Coast
Artillery Corps. Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
FEW YORK VETERANS IN LINE.
Trimmed Ranks Muster 700 in
March ia Monument.

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Thinned ranks
Of veterans OF the civil war-T00 in num-
ber-responded to the roll call Of their
posts in the Grand Army of the Republic
on the day set in honor OF their dead
comrades. and marched behind their fad
ed flags, or rode In carriages through
streets crowded with reverential onlook
ers. today. to the Soldiers and Sailors
monument, overlooking the Hudson river
This was the chief feature of the Memo
rial day exercises here United States
troops from Governors Island, sailors
marines who had been on duty at Vera
Cruz and representatives of numerous
other military organizations Joined the
procession of 1900 marchers Washing
ton Gardner, commander n-chief of the
G. A. r.. reviewed the parade.
The armored cruiser Tennessee. in view
in the Hudson. fired twenty one-gun sa-
lutte once as the simple exercises at the
monument began at noon after the pa
rade, and again in the afternoon when
exercises were being held at Grant s
tomb on Riverside Drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED.
Whether Chester Norton Was Killed
by Car or Otherwise Uncertain.

The body of the colored man found
dead on the Maryland line, near Hyatts-
vile. Md. late Friday night. has been
identified as Chester Norton of Brent
wood. Md. Whether struck by car or
beaten and his body thrown on the
tracks is not known.
\. j. Malville of the Y. NJ. C. A.. the
only passenger on a car coming to the
city. stated that the body was found
lying between the tracks, with a deep
cash in his head.
The motorman declared the man was
lying between the tracks when he first
saw him.
Mr.. Malville said the car on which he
was a passenger did not run over the
man. He believed the man was possibly
struck by another car or "slugged' and
his body placed between the rails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
WASHINGTON SINGER DEAD.
Mrs. Doyelle Taylor WEIGH Sudden
Victim of Acute Indigestion.

Mrs Doyelle Taylor WEIGH, we'll known
as a singer in Washington churches, died
yesterday. following an attack of acute
indigestion. Her illness was sudden. She
was heard in song a few days before her
seizure
, Mrs WEIGH was taken i'll Thursday
night. The next day she was removed to
the Homeopathic Hospital for an opera
ton. At the hospital it was decided she
was too weak to stand the operation
Yesterday afternoon she had relapse.
from which she failed to rally.
Mrs. WEIGH. a native Of Wisconsin. has
lived in Washington nearly all her NE;
She has been identified with church and
at Grace Methodist Church, Christ Epis-
copal Church and Bethany Baptist
Church. of which she was also choir
director.
During the past season she has been
soprano soloist of Wesley Methodist
Church, of which she was a member. ana
sang with the choir last Sunday. seeming
to be in usual health. She had a lyric
soprano voice and was generous in con-
tributing her talents.
A member of the Rubinstein Club. she
had frequently appeared as sololst at us
concerts. and last week sang at the pene-
fit concert for the Y. W. c. A. Her last
public appearance as singer was maze
Saturday morning a week dSo dt NV
special meeting of the Rubinsteln Ciuo,
called to say bon voyage to Mrs. Blair.
musical director. who sailed Monday Tor
Europe
Among her associates in the Rubinstein
Club she was known as the nightin-
gale" partly on account of her voice.
but especially due to the splendid way
she sustained the obltgato when the club
gave the initial presentation OF Henry
Hadley's Nightingale and the Rose
John Welch, her husband. is an en-
ploye of the office of the supervising
architect of the Capitol. Her mother is
Mrs j. W. Taylor Miss May Taylor and
W. r Taylor of Buffalo are sister and
brother.
Funeral services will be held at Wes-
ley Church Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock The members of the Rubinstein
Club will attend in body and furnish
music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31

erected at a cost of $4,000 by the people
OF the south. and unveiled in 1870. the
orator OF the occasion being the late
United States Senator Morgan of Ala
bama- It was erected in memory of $40
unknown soldiers buried under the large
mound upon which the monument stands.
The Stonewall cemetery was the first
graveyard of the kind opened in this
country after the war, and it was dedi-
Gated on October 0, 1885,
confederate memorial day is always OBJ
served here June g. which is the ami
versary of the funeral of Cen Turner
Ashby. who was shot and killed at Port
Republic. Va, June 5. 1862, just as he
gave the command to make a bayonet
charge. The exercises here next Satur-
day will be in charge of Gen. Turner Ash
by Camp. L. c. ", of Winchester. the
Daughters of the Confederacy and the
Confederate Memorial Association, and
the principal speaker will be Col James
Morgan of Washington, D. c.