The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-10-31
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ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 3O.-Half At.
anta clubdom is laughing today over
the escapade last night OF young
society man who imbibed too freely
and found his way into the wrong
HAT. 1t came very near being a trag.
edy instead Of q comedy. however.
The young clubman meaudered a.
midnight to an apartment on Cain
street which closely resembled his
own. found the front door unlocked
went in, discovered an open room, dis
robed and went to sleep. Ten min
utes afterward the woman who occu-
pied the apartments arrived on the
scene and sent in a burglar alarm.
The young man. aroused by the ex-
citement, left without waiting to
dress, while the scn-in-law OF the
irate lady fired five shots at the club
man as he left the house.
The identity OF the midnight visI.
Tor was disclosed by documents left
In the pockets of a handsome over
coat and other garments, which are
being held until he calls for them.
Because Miss Edith Black, daugh.
ter OF a wealthy family OF jackson.
vile. st. Augustine and New York,
ell in love with the tango, the maxixe
and tho fox trot. she changed her
name to Edith Castle in honor of the
famous dancing teacher, ran away
from fashionable school at Mary
VILE. Tenn. and come to Atlanta 10
MT the bright lights and hear the
bands play.
She registered at prominent ho-
tel. and as she knew lot Of folks in
Atlanta she had great time. She
needed new clothes. SO she simply
drow checks and signed fathers name
u Is alleged. and also she paid hor
board bills the same way. She went
taxicabbing frequently and once had
hard fall from the back end of n
motorcycle, but none Of these things
worried her until her parents wrote
10 Atlanta and had the case investi-
gated. This resulted in Edith's being
taken In charge yesterday afternoon
by the juvenile court for she is lust
l6 and looks hardly that. When the
rev. g. Rl Buford attempted to give
her bit OF spiritual consolation she
slapped his face. hard. and told him
20 beat 1t. She will be held at the
detention home until her parents ar
rive to take charge OF her.
Atlanta Masons returning from the
Macon convention say It was the hest
ever held In Georgia and thew are
glad Macon is to be host to the grand
lodge next year. The meeting was
marked by splendid reports on every
branch of the work.
Judge John II. Wilkinson. ordinary
90 = .itvi, county, anu vice president
ana director OF the Masons' annuity
was elected grand junior warden.
Judge Wilkinson. George e. Argard.
secretary OF che Mascns' annuity: and
Goorge M. Napier, past grand master
ei georgia and counsellor Of the Ma.
IONS annuity. were oil leading spir-
its at the grand lodge meeting. They
reported remarkable growth in the
annuity for the past year, the orean;-
saticn now having yearly eight hun.
urea Thousand f. assets for the nro.
tection or the WIDOWS and orphans of
HlAsons IN good standing.
ihgsing hole In the street ora
leaving * there sometimes proves an
expensive bit OF carelessnesa as 60
shown BY suits fled against the civ
today by three different men who fai,
In the same hole on Foundry atreet
II Is .strang coincidence that aii
snree men fell Ia the hole In the
ssine nour and each has the same Wit
Mess 10 prove 1t. 1t would appear
tna. witness who stuck by that hole
.or an hour would have warned the
he didn't. .'ia'
WIN Carter, . negro. was one Of
tne wounded. When the city claim
~.ee ~ asked him if he had been
seriously damaged, he replied:
isssuh. was most ruind. Ne
docser ne told me I was bad hurt
Here's dc doctors caFd.n
hut the card turned out to he that
OF damage suit lawyer.
Newspaper readers In Georeia know.
more about the war In Europe than
any inhabitants of Paris knows. ac
cording to Joseph Gatins, Jr., of At
ianta' New York and Paris, who has
JUST come from the French capital
eringing to America his bride. who
yes the Countess de Somhrisui.
I've learned a lot more iibout theI
war since ! reached home than i had
known before" he said. aI'he Eraycb
papors know little and they can't
print what they do know Nobody IN
Earope has any general lnSwledFe of
events. They see soldiers n1arth;nrl
oy, but that Ia oil. The lid Is ON the
news. : - = sue