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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
GnQlanOer nuo 3Sran;olen baben cine
lblpere 9>ieoerlaae erlittcn>
Sn einem oiii5ieaen fran3ofi6en Sert6t luiro
erflGrt,

iuiirbe babnrdl berflr5t iporben iein,
aber uniere ycrtbeibisnngslinien blei.
ben D6llig intatt, angeiid)tS eineS be-
reits geidiudd)ten Teinbes.
SeSer 5ranjoic iuiro bas femporGre
anfscbcn BON Sbeilen bes Gliah nno
aotbringcns beflagen, bic iuir beieet
batten, nnb gentle Sbeile bes eise.
men aanoes perben inter Greigniiiea
5n leiben baben, beren Sdauplat iit
liein iueroen.
Tieie Seimiadung 1T nnDermeio.
| lid, aber MIR seitueilig. Gu iinb Ab'
tbeilMngen beutidlrr aapallerie, bic 81
einer nnnttadjirten 1ibifion gebDren,
ipeldDe am auhsritsn redten Jliisel
Operirt, 6is uadj 9lonbaiT deds giei.
len n6rblid BON Qille) nno in ben
SOnreoins 9iitrift uursebrnnsen, Der
Hnr BON territOrialen Heieruiiten per.
tbeiOigt ipnroe.
lInier iuaderes 1plf nir0 ben Wntlj
sn iinoen iuiiieu, nm oieie Triiimag
ans5nbnlten, init nnipanoelbaren,
@ertrauen In BEN enoliden Grfulg,
Der anier aller Srase iteIt. Jmoeiu iic
BEN YoIfc bic pDle @abrbeit iasea,
geben bic 3lesiernng ipiuie bic Wiili'
tdrbeborben Der Yiirsrridaft ben &C.
ten Sspeis Hires uOlliten yrtrauens
auf einen Sieg, Der Miir BON Hnlerfr
slnsodner unb Sartaafigfeit ab'
bGngt."
Cine glrmee bonn Nprben bon Warre
in gelsien nGbert iid Rsufhaisat
unb greift bic DeutI9en an, bic bur9
2uremburg bsrunseismmen iinb unb
iif iebt auf benz redten llfer Der
Semois befin6en.
Cine abere grmee, BON Seban tom,
nlsnb, lit bur9 bas Tepdftement Der
glrb<nnen mnri4irt unb befinbet ii9
NIT einem beutihen 4rmeetords I'm
@fee1t, bas ;ipiltsn Der Wlaas uno
Der 2eiIe porseridt mar.
Cine brittle 4rmee bon ber Geseno
bon gbimep riidt sessn bic 0tutiden
Dor, bic 3ipiitsn Der Sambre unb Der
Wlaas fieben. ,Disie brittle 4rnee piro
bon elmer ensliitxn 9lrmee unieritiist.
bic aus Der Gssenb bon Mons ses
tommeH lit.
Den 9etreeuHgsn Der Dsutffen,
bic beabiibtigt battsn, iinIeren linten
sSliiael 5u iinssben, iinb uniere 9rups
pen Sdritt fir Shritt sefolst, unb
bic beutide armee iDirb ieBt BON urs
ierem liuten 5liigel ansegriffen, Der
BON Der snsliiden 2lrmee unteritiibt
pirb. Sn oieisr 9ssenb III Der &f
felt "a Stunbsn ununtsrbroden duf
Der san5en Jront i'm gdnge.
Die Deutidsn seben iih bic grDbte
Wsiibe Hnmur einsunebmsn. ois
Ieitung leiitst aber tnsrsiidkn Wibsr'
itanb. Die san5s bslgiTGe armse III
In benz perldan5t.n 2ager Don 2lnt'
ipsrpen tDuaentrtrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
100000 be,ttide
gplbateir

Sinb in psnisen 9aserp
bura 9riiifel se5osen.
2onbon, "a. @usuft. = Dem
nDailp Selegrapb" piro ars Rotters
bum telegrapbirt, bab, ben ROtterba'
mer 3eitunsen semdb, fett Sonntag
Morsen feline eittideu SoloateIs
mebr bur9 8riifel setoutmen feien-i
Man fdGst Die 3ubl Der Sertfheu,,
bic bura 8riiiiel gstommen iino, auf
100000 ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
@ie bic Wilben
9auien bic Ruffen in benz
bent den Srensges 7
biptpu 4


Hepgprt, "a. @uguft. - lleber;
unerb0rte 9reueltbaten Der altHen in
ben beuti4en @renagebieten pir0 in
elmer brabtIoien 9epeI9e beri9tet.
tpeI6e ODn Der Junfentelegrapbenita.
tion in gilpeie, in 9annuper, ai,fgese-3 !
ben uuo DON Der orabtlofen Station
in SapDile, 8. s., aufseforweu pOrs
ben 1T.
Wie bieie Sepei9e befust, bat ber
ameritanii9e aOnirl in aGnissberg
(ber Hame Der Stabt mar ni1t peut-l
li6 gu entSifferH) beri9tet, Dab Die
RuHen einsenpmmene Srtf9aften ios
| fort in 8rnnb iteden uno nift eirunal
parten, bis bic 8epobner Die S5duier
oerlaifen baben, 10 bdb Die 8eD6lte1
runs elenoislid in ben GIammen uma
fomntt. !;
Inter ben Sobten befinoen Iitrpiele
Srauen uno Sinber. S9ratli9 per-
| fabren bic &piaten nit ben Deuti9err
Soloaten, tpel4e iie BEL Der Iufbebung
Der patroltillen sefansen nebmen. Die
Iugen perben ibnen ausgeito4en nno
| iie per0en in Der brutaIiten Weiie,
tobtseibIasen.
GteIIuHs oes beut NaeH !;
Seeres. !.
Rotterba "a. Muguit.-Oer,
beiten Snformation 5ufolge, bic bier Su
erlansen 1T, iinb bic Steaungen Der
oeuti9sn Iruppsn in 8eIgien.linsefGbr
bic folsenOe:
Der re6te 5liigel, Der bas sauSe'
9ebiet unmittelbar 5iiblih Don gnts
lperpen 6eieBt bat, marI4trt in iiioss
ipeitli9er Ri9tung segen bic frunSDii-
ic9e Jsituns ellie. Cine 5fpeite Sfp4l
lpnne maridirt eegen Wtaubeuse, 501
Weilen iiioDftli1 bon ellie, I'M Oepurs
tement Ou Rprb; ipdbrenb cine brittle
9lrmee nit Der 8elaseruug Der Sorts
DON Hamur befddftist lit, bic, neur
an Der 3abl, aus &pntret itnb StabEi
tonftruirt iino unb bic Staot in einenr
areis umseben. Oisie bre; aoLonneni
iOIlen beinabe 25o,ooO 1sann itartl
| fein.
Die oeutf4e glorbarmee riidt langsI
fam auf elmer 5ront DOR, bic iih ppns
ginet, Jrantreta, biz naa Siebeubo~I
| fen, in 2otbriussn, eritredt.
Mlan glaubt, oub btefe Irmee, 6tee
auf 100000 Mann sef4dbt tptrb, esA
auf bic irans0iii9en @ertbeibtsurgs<
tperts BON Ga 5ere big RbetPs abge>'
ieben bat. )
9as @ros Der beutifen Siiburmee.1
bag iin iebt in Strabbrrg befinbet.j
k6yb gesen bic @erbuusRdncp 8ertbeirs
oigSasss2inie bprriiden.
ReiienSe, bic BON Deutfalanb 5iisE
riidtebren, faeen, bab bic Sruppenbe-S
ipssunssn i'm psitliden She'll bes Msi~f
bes fart nadseIaHen baben unb bies
MobiIiiatiou bes beiiti9en Seeres ans,
ibeineno ppllitGnbig 1T. Die Gtienss
babnsn trunsportiren iest banptidaSt
Ilin Wunition. Die meiiten bieier
Wtunittonsaiise tommsn bur6 DiifeIss
Oprf apbIen5, Maina unb &aitott.
SieStalieuer m btIiftrertIi
i'm Sttllen.
@enf, S9peia, "a. Gueuit. II
@ie aus o,iperldiiieer Quele bierher
eemeloet iptro, perben Die itatienii9en
Sruppen on Der DiterretHiidrn @rsnse
ton5entrirt. glIle italieniiten @orris
Iunen an Der frau5OIiiaen @ren5e limb
suriidse5osen tporOsn. 9ie Wlobiliir~
tion 1T tsiue Dffsntlihe, aber bic Res
ierpen psrbsn inbipioueu bena4riA-d
tist. y
Die italisuiide grmse frn dlt
SOC. 900 RuIra, ushsaGt uozssnlsiass6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
. 0ie ariesstpntribntinn
3 It eine Strafe fir bic
nieoertrG4tis gebanbs
lung Der 0eut den in
50 ~ -,

8elgien.
2on6on, "a. gusuit. - Der
rDailb Wail" miro aus ROtterbanl
ein glrtitel Der pa5lniiden 3eitung"
telegrapbirt. in peldem bic bobe
ariesstontri6ution sere4tfertist ipirb,
bic ben Stdbten 8riifIel unD 2iitti4
aufsrIsst tporOeH 1T. gr lattet:
Die &riegstontri6ution 1T cine
Strafs fir bic nisbertrdhtige gehdnbs
lung, bic bic DsItf4en in gelsisn Dor
cine paar @oden gu erleiOen hatten,
mann unfduloigs Seuti4e beiberlei
9ei9lsdts Dem aDDbsI anssslieTsrt
Duroen.
n@as Ii9 bamaIs ereisnste, miro in
allen 3eiten ein gtaanbflsd aaT hsr
Gbre Sss belgif4M @DItss biibeu. Mir
babsn bic Jrase in gripdguns se5os
gen. ipis in paifenSiter Wsiie Wisber'
pergeltllng gsiibt peroen lam. uno
fiHb gu Der ueberSeugltng getonmen,
bab cine geitrafuns Der oirett S9ut'
bissn MIR auf seri4tli9em @sse HDss
lid III. Das sinsise anbere Tftttsl
1T bic grbs6ung elmer arisgstaye. tDis
lie unter benz 9Slterre9t 5ulGfig 1T.
vgriiFsl mug aIIe 2aiten trasen,
bic untsr ben arisssseiessn suIdiiis
| finS, pis bic ginquartierung uno Wers
prouiantirung BON Sruppen. Biz feline
| fdmmtIiden Reiourcen erf6Opft finb,
10 bab Die 9iirser iic9 ieIbit bapou
iiber5eussn tDnnsn, oab bic brutaIe
@srfolsuns unD MibbanSluns per'
tbeioisllnssIoisr Grauen etfDas anbes
reg 1T, als einen Seinb i'm eigeuen
Saufe au beberberssn.
Die ssiesIiae 9sftrafuns Der Don
ben gslsisrn besunsenen Sdanot6uten
tpirb Elm: 70 f9psre iein, als bies uns
ter benz gDIterrsdt saldfIis 1T"
5fing Sau blcdirt.
9eting, "a. ausuit. = Die
9Iodabe BON Sting Eau, Ssm befeitigs
ten Seebafen bon &iautidou bat be-
aonnen. gritii6e, frun5Diiide uno
ruifiide &rissi4iffe betheilisen ii9
baran.
gis iebt baben nur britiIde Regis
menter gefebl srbalten, nit ben Sdpa'
nern Bel Der geluserllng BON Siing
Sdu Su tooperirsn. Die Sran3oien
ertparten dber bdlo auf ben gefehl, Den
gnsIGnbsrn su helfen. Bon ieber gla'
tion perben tpabri9einli1 nidt mebr
als aipei Dber brei Resi,nenter on Der
gelaseruns tbsilnebmeu.
Don elmer 2anoung japanif6er
Sruppsn in aiartihou 1T iorpeit
nihts betdnnt.
9pnbpn, "a. 9usuit. - Set
Der &riegssrtlGrung Sopans an
Deuti6lanb iino teine gta6rihten
iiber militdriihe geipesunsen bonn fer.
nen Often bierher seIanet.
9ie bisiige iapanii9e 9oti4aft CAB
ipGbrenb bes Sasss bic GrtlGritne ab,
baB Iisienisen, bic glauben, oab
aiauti9ou iofort na9 Der &rtegsers
tlirune beIebt tperoen fpiirbe, einc
@nttduidung srleiben tpiirben. Ser
BotTddfter gab 5u periteben. bab bic
Sapaner ni9t mdiitnipeiie bel persebs
Iiden ShtrnllGufer geaen bic Teitung
geppfert peroen ipiirben, tpie bies Dor
sgcrt glrtbiir sefheben tit, uno bic Be'
luserung ldngere 3eit IN GHiprna
,nt6ms1 fpsroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
|0a6 Die 0u6in0eten wegln ,,nnuor@erge65enr
5noanle" ge5wungen mGen, Die O6enie anF
5nge6en un0 i(6 il tre 0er(55an-
5ungen 5uridu8ie@en
ltmS oab lie poramsii6tli6 eini9e Set
in Der 9eieniipe Der1arren ,peroen.

S0n
5fr 9aanm
sHsnfa srbu 0ush unS fs Da0m
Rn tnpt-
gaa par abeH
bat bonn JanaFi4s runH4
Der SHf h Sfnurs nS ara
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25
auS(auo ! ge(egrap(.
Die Hrnn3pien nnb Gng'
ldn0er 8eimIasen.
Gin offisislles pdriisr
9uIletin sefsbt
6ies an.

SuileftH geFeqt
bies 5u.
paris, "a. aiusuft.-Gds franz
s6fiIdx arisssminifi.-ium erlisb ON
abenb bic foIsenbe discriminating;
Die gransOiea unb gnsIdnber ba'
bm ii4 in ibre bsfeitistsn Stsaungsr
suriidsssOssn, ba ibr Gnsriffsplar
ipsssn unDOr1ers.isbensr SApisrisisi'
ten fsHIssfdlussn iit,1
.Wsitli9 bon Der Waas ipurbs BIZ
snsliins 4rmee an iinferem Iinfsr
JIiissl bon ben Dsitfhen ansesrif'
fen. sic bielt ii4 uber betpunbsrunss'
ipiirbis imb bebaupisie ibre SteIune
nit trabitionslIer 8rapour.
Die Jransofen ersriffen nit aiDsi
atrmselorps bic Offsniipe. Cine i'm
gObsrireffsn iid befinbIide afritanis
ide Brigade, Die ii4 pom gifer gu
fsbr binrsiBen lisb, ipurbe NIT einem
mOrDerif&en Jeuer empfanssn. Sis
mid teinsn 3oII brett 5uriid, als IL
aber ben preubii3en Garostrupps'
isIbit angegriffenipuroe. ipurbe iie ss'
5ipunsen fid suriid5u3ieben, aber erIt,
nadbsm iis Dem Gsinb riefise @erIuiis
beisebradt batts. Die prsubii4'
Garbs Bat Defenders fart selittsn.
~CsitIid BON Der Utaas branssu
,irisrs 1rupptn iiber siu duberii
f4pisrigss GsIanbe Dor ,lnb ala #:
aus Ssn Wdlbsrn bsraustamen. maas
t.. fie sinsn enersii4en @oritoB, mad
einem bsfiisen aampfe iparsn iis absr
sssiDunssn, ii4 iiiblia iibsr ben Se'
mons Glub suriid5usieben.
.atuf gsfe1l oes General Soffre aos
ss iid bann uniere Sruppen. iuis aud
bic britifdsn in ibre befeitistsn Stel,
lunssn suriid. llniere zruppen iinb
iEiatt. unisre aaDaIIerie fat ni4t ses
Iiitsn uno unisre glrtiIIerie fat pisbsr
ibre llsberIessnbeits beiuiefen. llnfere
Sfii3iere unS SOIbaten befinbeH ii6
in mOraIiidr Die pbpfi8sr 5inFat
i'm bsiten 3nitanbt.
.alls JOlse Der sssebenen gsfsbIe
miro bic ariesslase fir einise 5ass
eiipas anbers ausiehen. Sie frans5iis
ihe Mrmss miro iia sine 3eit lang auf
bic Cefsniip: beidrdnssn. ubsr ipsnn
Der rs9ts aussnblid tOmu,t. unb .r
uirb bon Dem Oberlommanbtur nnses
ssbsn ipsrSeu. bann tDtrbsn mir bic
Gffsniire ipieSer in Der ensrsiidiien
Msiit srsreifsn.
mir babsn fdbpere @erli,te erlits
ten ils tSnnen a6er uOrIGiifis nod nidt
nnssssbsn psrbtn. albr AUDI bic
Dalif6en tabeu 70 ftipere 0rluite
er!It!sn, bdb iis ibre Gessnansriffe sins
issusn unS flo tn nsusn pOfisiousn In
aoisrinssn fsRisssu mubisn.
.mir madtsu ON Sonntas bier
stngriffs bon uniersn pOiitioHsn n0ro.
It'd ron slanep unb bra&i.n bsm
cJsinb idpsrs NsrInfe BET.
mas bic GituatiOn i'm alIssmst
nsn bstrifft. 70 1abeH mir ben pollen
eJsbrau9 Der Giisubobnsn inb mir
bsberri6tn bas Mstr. linIsrs Operas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-25

GHr Dbio. Snbiana unb bas
ipsiiliAe penniDlpdnien: llnbeftimns
ies Metttr am Dienitas, ipabrfhsins
It'd Gtridresen; ain Wliitpo4 unbsS
itimmtes Wetter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Shot Fatally as He
SEXES Drunken Man
Youth Who Tried to Eject Stranger
From Barber Shop Dying
of Pistol Wound.

win Lawson 20 years old. 30. 1919
Marietta street, was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded by James Hen
derson, 81 years old, No. is Circle
street, Saturday night in the barber
shop of w. H. Mauldin, No. 100
Chestnut street The bullet pene-
trsted Lawson's throat and severed
his spinal column.
Henderson was intoxicated when
he entered the shop, it is said. The
proprietor attempted to eject him,
and, failing. went for the police.
Lawson then tried to put Henderson
out and was shot
Henderson ran to the home of a
friend, T. S. Roddy, to whom he gave
his gun, crying that he had killed a
man. He then escaped. Lawson is
superintendent of a department at the
Exposition Cotton Mills.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
s. J. PattillO Home
Burns; Cat Mourned

Fire, the result of a defective fur
mace. caused damage of $1,000 in the
beautiful home of S. J. Pdttillo, No.
1877 Elizabeth street, lnman Park, at
Q o'clock Saturday night, and for a
time threatened adjacent dwellings.
The tears Miss Lois Pattillo shed
as she watched the blaze were not
for the danger to her home, however,
but for the death of her handsome
Maltese cat, one OF the notable pets
Of lnman Park. which was burned to
death.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
May Ask Legislature
To Probe Lacy Charge

MONTGOMERY, March 2l.-That
Governor O'Neal will probably call
the General Assembly in extra ses-
sion soon after the Alabama Demo-
cratic primary, was indicated to-day
when he conferred With several lead
ing legislators.
The Legislature. if called, will make
a thorough investigation of the con-
vict department scandal and of the
charge by Theodore Lacy that in 1911
he gave Governor O'Neal the $4,000
alleged to have been turned over to
him by James G. Oakley, former
president of the State Convict Board
Judge Armistead Brown. of the Mont
gomery City Court, to-day, at the re-
quest of the Governor ordered the
Montgomery County Grand Jury to
reconvene Tuesday to probe Lacy 5
charge.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Rojas Slated to Take
Mexican Presidency
To Serve Until Election Is Held.
Promises to Send Huerta to
Fight Rebels.

WASHINGTON, March 2t-The
state Department to-day unofticially
confirmed the statement that Jose
Rojas will be the next President of
Mexico. Rojas, who is now Minister
of Foreign Affairs, will rule until an
election is held, it is intimated
This announcement followed the
arrival of a complete report of the
three-hour conference held between
Confidential Agent John Lind and
the Mexican Cabinet officer.
One of the strongest claims for the
Presidency set forth by Rojas is that
he never has been actively allied with
any of the political factions until after
the establishment of the Huerta re-
gime.
Rojas, it is declared, has promised
Lind that if he became tlIer he will
see that Huerta is sent out at the
head of a Federal detachment to wipe
out the Constitutionalist revolution.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Troops Too Late to
Save Alabama Negro

CLANTON, ALA, March I'll
Charles Young, a negro, was lynched
two miles from here tonight for at
lacking white woman. Troops were
rushing from Montgomery TO protect
the negro, but arrived too late.
The victim was badly beaten, and,
after the attack, the negro robbed her
home. He looked for a weapon with
which to kill her, but her screams
frightened him away.
Following news of the crime, dogs
were put on the negro's trail, but he
had saturated his shoes with turpen-
tine and they couldn't follow the
scent. Posses began a search and
Young was run down several hours
after the crime.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
New U, S, Warship's
Guns Worlds Biggest

NEW YORK, March 2I--Seven
tons Of steel -incased explosives can
be hurled fourteen miles every min
ute from the ten fourteen-inch guns
Of the new battleship New York,
which is to be placed in commission
April /, one month ahead OF contract
time. These guns are the largest on
any battleship in the world.
There was great elation among the
navy yard officials to-day over the
fact that the Government-built ship
had been completed In four months
less time than the Texas, which was
constructed by a private company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22

JACKSONVILLE, March 21.-Miss
Corinne Hampton, the Columbia Is.
O. young woman who win serve as
sponsor for the South at the reunion
of the United Confederate Veterans
here May Z, will be more than the
conventional sponsor
For two days she viii be queen Of
Flowers" the central figure in the
greatest flower spectacle ever seen in
the Southern States, if plans for the
coming reunion go not awry
Florida, in early May. is a bower of
blooms. It was General Bennett II.
Young, communicative chief of the
veterans, who, aware Of Miss Hamp-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Husbands Illustrate
Plans of Militants
Special Gable to The American.

LONDON, March 21-The husbands
of several thousand East End suffra-
gettes proved to be the greatest OBJ
stacle the militants have yet encoun-
tered. Miss Sylvia Pankhurst and her
lieutenants had planned to have a
prayer service held at Westminster
Abbey tomorrow morning, at which
the suffragettes were to pray for
their poor dear" sisters who are now
in prison. The women were to parade
before and following the services.
The husbands rebelled at cooking
their own Sunday dinners, so the
services were postponed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Senate Raises Army
Budget S7,579,426

WASHINGTON, March 21.-To
make good actual needs of the mill
tary establishment denied by the
House, the Senate Committee on Mil
itary Affairs was compelled to add
$7,579,426 to the army appropriation
bill, reported to the Senate late this
afternoon AS it passed the House, it
carried $94,190,577.
Major General Wood told the com
mittee the appropriation allowed by
the House to pay officers and enlist
ed men actually would not pay the
men now in the service, much less
provide for recruits.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Dr.. Mary Walker Is
Captured by Make

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Dr.
Mary Walker, who wears trousers
and a silk hat, fell victim to the
maxixe to-day. DIR. Walker attended
a private dansant and went through
the whole menu of modern dances
under the tutelage OF a professional,
when ] was a girl" said DR.,
Walker, II broke my right walker,
which other women would immodest-
ly call their right leg, and I could
not dance because Of lameness. But
it has left me now and expect to
dance every time | get the chance"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Measles InVadeS
Washington 400

WASHINGTON. March 2l,--An in
vasion OF the German measles is
threatening the National Capital. In
the ranks of the 400" nearly every
other member is afflicted with the
disease.
Among the society folk who have
II are Mrs. John b. MCGOWAN, wife
Of the admiral, Miss Frances Baker,
daughter OF Representative j. Thomp-
son Baker, of New Jersey and the
two sons OF Secretary Daniels
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Georgian's Daughter
Elopes From School

RICHMOND. March 21-Lyle r.
Hazelgrove, aged Il, and Miss Marie
Sterling Jones. II, eloped to Washing
ton and were married the elopement
not becoming known until they re-
turned to Richmond today. The bride
was a student at Sweet Briar Institute.
Her father H. Stewart Jones, clerk Of
the Virginit Court Of Appeals, is a
native Of Columbus, Ga. and was a
college chum and fraternity mate of
Governor John NJ Slaton at Athens,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Loss of His Trunks
Dims the Taft Smile

CHICAGO, March 21.--Ex Presi-
dent William H. Taft stopped in
Chicago for few minutes to-day on
his way from Minneapolis to New
York.
The former Chief Executive smiled
broadly as he passed through the
gates Of the Northwestern Station,
but the smile vanished when a bag
gage official informed him his trunks
were lost The official promised to
do his utmost to find them, and the
smile returned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Wales Prince Gives
His Sister $4,000
peeIal cabIe . The American.

Special Gable 70 The American.
/ LONDON, March 21.--The Prince
OF Wales has arranged to settle $780,
600 on his sister, Princess Mary, on
her seventeenth birthday, which oc-
ours next month.
At the same time Princess Mary
will come into 100000 left to her by
her grandfather, Kind Edward. The
Prince OF Wales will make his gift
from his Duchy OF Lancaster estate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
World Wide Business
Better, Says Billings
Special Gable to The American.

Special Gable to The American.
LIVERPOOL, March 21.-Among
the passengers sailing on the Lusita-
MIA to-day was c. K. G. Billings. Mr..
Billings said:
II believe actual business every
where is slowly but surely on the
upgrade. | do not want to give the
impression of predicting a boom. on
the contrary, l believe boom to be
the worst thing that could strike the
United States. What l mean is that
the tone lof world wide business is
improving, and it is this kind of i'm
provement which makes for prosper
ity."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Granddaughter of General Hampton Will Be
Paid Double Homage by U. G. V.

toms radiant beauty, saw that here
was an occasion that she could grace,
and who suggested the flower festi-
val
The crowning event Of the festival
will be the final parade. when auto
mobiles will be decorated with native
red and white flowers the colors Of
the Confederacy, and when the city
will be banked with blossoms.
Miss Hampton won the honor of
chief sponsorship as well by her own
personality and beauty as by her
claim to recognition as granddaugh-
ter Of General Wade Hampton. one Of
the leading figures of the Confederacy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
Out for Congress on
Anti-Sufrage Plank

WASHINGTON, March 21r-John
Basil Barnhilb Democratic candidate
for Congress large from Illinois, as
an anti-suffragist, announced here to-
day his platform, "a husband and a
home for every woman"
Woman undoubtedly has a griev-
ance," said Mr., Barnhill, but man
has the same grievance Double the
wages Of the man and you have solved
both grievances, for then practically
every woman can leave industry and
take care of a home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
McAdOo and FianCee
In Society Cabaret

WASHINGTON, March 21.-Secre-
tary McAdoo and Miss Eleanor Will
son participated in the horseback
ride followed by a cabaret show and
supper given a. Fort Myer to-day by
Lieutenants St John Greble and
Frederick G. Wallace.
All the guests did stunts IN sing
ing and dancing, and Miss Margaret
Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson, as
well as Secretary McAdoo, joined in
the fun.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-22
dge'sImpeachment
Sought by Georgian

WASHINGTON, March Elm
parchment charges against Daniel
Thew Wright, Of the District of Co
lumbia Supreme Court, were filed in
the House to-day by Representative
Park, OF Georgia. The House Judicial
ry Committee accepted the charges
for investigation. representative
Park was asked for affidavits to sus-
tain the allegations.
Mr.. Park charges Justice Wright
with being morally and tempera-
mentally unfit to hold judicial Office"