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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

OLIVER LAKE ESTATES with authorized capital 100000 chartered
ready for organization.
Subscribers to Silver Lake Estates who live all the South will meet
Atlanta Saturday. April the adopting their charter and bylaws
ehcng officers and directors
The of these subscribers including some the most substantial citizens
Atlanta
that officers and directors the highest class will be chosen for the
Of the companys affairs.
the development which already
pushed
developed
ing
will BODYBUILDING
Within building lots Silver Lake Estates will be ready
and purchase by homebulders
With Oghop University be built practically Silver
will building
installed the foremost
which will be supplied with Silver Lake
North Silver
desirable
n the South
Many Anns Georgn eagerly awaiting opportunity
Lake Estates urged let
would be ready for
We make this announcement for their benefit well as for that Of the
and possible development
the residence communities anywhere the South
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04
f1t&6 SdiQ0l
M&ote&
@N

The University Of Colorado Glee club
.onstituted :hr ent-r!ainmcn: for We'd.
nesday nornrg o. last week. With
singing anI n..ical s.:ecrions they en-
hvened the faculty and students aui
loft us in . state Of wanting for moro.
In the midst Of all this enjoyment ON.
Of the visitors had the audacity to tap
The fire bell for drill practice, but
their little plan failed for every one
bsavely held to his place and without
tAs least bit Of eoncera On our faces
Ne sPplsaded the singers aad players
~ II The ringing Of tAs bell WAS only =
test to ascertain whether it was in
god working erdsr OF not.
Al the close Of this week We shall
cast our books, pencils asd papsrs
aids aad indulge in eight good days
Of sprins vacation.
We had many visitors last week. On
Tuesday Dr.. Cook Of the State Univer-
sity spoke and visited classes; the
Glee club entertained on Wednesday
and Dr.. Osburne spoke on Friday. Be-
side these visitors the ex-graduate stu
dents who are now in college compii-
mented US. Joe Blossom, Kenneth
Smith and Harold McKissack were in
Wednesday morning. Gladys and Be-
atriee Drach visited on Wednesday af-
ternoon, and Lyle Lowe 81 Friday
morning.
Mr.. Osbsfse, who has ehafSs II tAe
sxSsosisa Wesk ef H. UAlvs1Uity q
Csosso6A vlso1sa ~ ssAssa - NJ
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04
9YYOU4

L. c. Packard spent . couple Of
days in Glesveed this week.
The Aadersoa family of Avon have
reated the Smith ranch.
Mr.. Fry and Howard Van Horn
spent . couple Of days in Glenwood
recently.
Casper schumn visited the Queer
City.
Mr.. Van Horn has purchased fins
auto which is called the Little, the only
s.s On the western slope.
The Scandinavian missionary society
was well attended at Nrs. Hendrick
oon's
The annual Lutheran church dinner
was held in the Hill building satur.
day.
Mr.. Knspp's team ran away and
trisd to take the corner off the Olc-
son store, but only succeeded in snasa-
ing the window.
Mr.. W. Lea was doing some work
at Avon this week.
John Green and family were enjoy
ing their new auto the first Of the
week.
Mr.. Packard 5 barn is about COM
pleted and now they are ready tG
start the house.
Mrs. DeFore and daughter spent a
few days at the old homo.
Tuesday the board of stewards OF
the NJ. f. church held their regular
meeting at the Gypsum hotel.
The monthly meeting of the Moth
err club had an interesting session IN
the church.
Mr.. Stahl was talking to old frienis
in town Tuesday.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04
OTHER CHICAGO TRAINS

Friday. Mr.. Osburne gave many rea.
sons why We should 60 to college and
proved to us that = four years. course
in college is of far more practical value
than four years spent in business. DR..
Osburne gave the Seniors q very in.
teresting talk on Colorado Univsrsity.
He explained all the courses that may
be take. there and also told them
about the building. This talk ought
to encourage many more to attend col,
lege.
The o. F. A. G. T. dance given At
the York academy Friday night was =
most enjoyable affair. The Boulder
students were there to help along the
good time.
Ethel Wagner was absent one day
last week on account Of illness.
Bessie Dobson was absent ON Friday
and Monday on account Of the death
Of her father in Basalt. Bessie has
our deepest sympathy in her great
sorrow.
Mr.. Lyvere took pity ON the Seniors
Wednesday morning and gave them =
vacation from physics class.
The Freshmen class enjoyed . visit
from one Of its last year nemben, 81.
rah Lesier, Monday morning. Miss
Losier is visiting friends in town.
The first year class is soon to lose
one Of its prominent members. Bar.
: tow Duncan expects to 60 to Colorado
Springs soon to study music. He will
finish his high school course there.
Miss Allen-what right did Lancelot
have to be in love with the queen,
Bright Ffeshman-I guess he couldn 7
help it.
News comes from Leland Stanford
University of the success of Will
Noonan in winning his "s" Will
made three hits out of four times uD
J in the game with California, March
90. Each hit counted for a run. Stan.
ford won, six to five.
Last Saturday at one o'clock the
school board and few members Of
the faculty enjoyed delightful four
course dinner prepared by the Senior
cooking class under the direction cf
Miss Hunting.
The Seniors entertained an extra Wis
itor after the dinner Saturday. He
seemed to want to help clear away the
remains Of the dinner.
The members Of the Garfield County
High school board held = meeting last
Saturday to decide upon the furniture
and fixtures for the new building.
Miss Porter, Miss Allen, Miss Hunting
and Mr.. Underwood were asked to
meet with them to sdviso as to material
for the various departments.
Mr.. Underwood has become the poet
laureate Of the High school, He com.
posed the following stanza which We
are to sing to the tune Of "The Bat.
tie Hymn Of the Repubhe":
There : . school among the mountains
That We love the best Of all,
Md the slow-capped peaks Of Gar.
field,
Rearing srandly, great s.d tall.
Where we've run the race Of learning
Since We were young aad small,
And Glenvood's marching -.
Chorus
Glory! Glory! Glenwood HiRA School!
Glory! Glory! Gleawood High School!
Glory! Glory! Glenwood High School!
Hurrah for the Crimson and the Cream,.
Hans Won Sriash," :" farce, will he
presented next Monday evening by
rem' ers Of the High school The
caste is as follows:
Mr. Batch ........ Lamar Ikelcr
Susie Batch ..... .Maylinne Holmes
Mary Batch .......... Marie Shelton
Mr.. Dashef .......... Horace Darrow
Mr.. Prettyman .............Ia Ian Bell
A4StaA9 ................. EQi0A Howe
Haas voa 61ash ....... .Leuis Howe
{; II ysa hsvs aaythia9 - - savss
AZ
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

Carl Rother of Bssalt, who was oper-
ated ON recently for . very severe AZ.
tack of appendicitis, is recovering
nicely. Mr.. Rother was very near the
borderland when he landed in Glenwood
but he is now feeling fine and hopes
to return to his home in short time.
J. A. MacRae came up from New
Castle and spent last Sunday VITA
his family At this place. Mr.. MacRae
says the farmers in the New Castle
section will put large acreage 10
crops this year as all feel greatly en-.
couraged at the favorable climatic con.
ditions and believe that it means a big
crop this year.
Dr.. Hopkins has purchased 4 new
Buick car of John Mccoy and George
Farmer has purchased another. M.
Mccoy has ordered . carload of Buick
autos, the third having been sold At
Rifle and the fourth is yet for sale
although Mr.. Mccoy has several pros
pects and says he will have NO trouble
in placing it.
The local school board with the high
school board last Saturday enjoyed a
luncheon at tie school building pre-.
pared by the senior class in domestic
science. After the luncheon the high
school board spent several hours eouu-
selling with Superintendent Underwood
in regard to the fsfnishi.es necessary
for the new high school building.
= = =
A Rio Grande freight wreck Thurs
day afternoon sbsst four nilss east
Of Gleawood ressltsd in five freight
cars being derailsd, ss.s Of then BE-
ing tunbied ints ~ river. It was aos
cleared away until yesterday nsraisg
whsl thsrs vss @sits . esassstiea Of
passenger trains n 0lsawsed. Fortu-
nstely ns ess vss injured.
In the county esa1t tie past week
Garfield county secured . judgment
against F. J. Ls.Aart Of Grand Valley
for 4524, this being tAs amount this
county has expenAsd i. keeping Mrs.
Lenhart confined in Dr. Work : sani
tarium At Pueblo. The county takes
this method Of reiabarsing itself for
the money already expended.
= = =
Herman verdeick, who was operated
for appendicitis at H. 03saweod sssi.
tarium some time ago, il convaiesciry
rapidly and when tAs saitee visited
him . few day. - - said he was
fesai.g almost - sPsy - yssAg eslt
alths9eA tAs asetse 1sseoAs A'n acting
like 60, bst - tA;s1D - yin sssa b
giving his sessss;ae - ~ spsiee wssk
- tAe saaeA
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

DIR. Roy U. Smith and Miss Helen
Mann were married at Rifle last Sun
day. The bride is the eldest daughte:
Of Rev. and Mrs. Horace Mana aa1
Dr. Smith is . popular dentist and
brother Of Dr. }. Clyde Saith, former
ly Of Glenv0od.
c. E. Hubbard left rhursday assa-
ing fer New Castle anA expects 70
sPsaA . fev days doing his ssssssnsat
vssk - his niaiAG elains in tie Elk
creek eosatry. We shall AoPs that
tAass slains nay dsvslsp ints sssas
wealth producers.
Arthur Haveneyer Of Granl Valley
vas business visitor to Gleaveel
Tuesday. Mr.. Hsvemeyer spent the
winter in the east and has but recent
ly returned to the Grsnd Valley eeua-
try where he ssd his brother have ex-
tensive land interests.
= = =
Word VAS received here this week
from Washington that Mr.. and. Mrs.
Wn. Rohr are enjoying . visit with
their son, Charlie. There are many
Glenwood boys in Bremerton, and they
say it was mighty good to see some
one from their home town.
= = -
N DU0IlfD0O AQAIN
I have decided 70 asa,a east NJ lot
in Glenwood and have bought the sos-
fectionefy business Of Fraak h. ssl-
horst and I invite all Of ny old frisads
and customers to call and $50 ne.
I expect to carry . eonplets sal
choice line Of fruit, cigar, auts ssd
candy and will trse& yos FigAt.
l-l7-tf GEODGE CORYELL.
If you have . house to rsat sAvss-
tisn
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04
Atlantic Coast
Limited

This is the DU11M01oH0 fast train at s:55
IN the morning arriving Chicago afternoon for direct
connection With all afternoon fare and limited
the East This hghelas electric library
train operated the direct line 1918 nles
The regularity Of ts arrival Chicago fully
BU0ox030 ''On Time reputation This night
from Denver to New York and Boston has made the Ae 0
10iesd Coorado's favorite train for seaboard
OTHER CHICAGO TRAINS
Ya.sss y: a[Aa1aasSssasseas trsa
arriving
n M
0vsanA Omaha
Chicago 100 fss al early morning
a1 M Tourist asss fFsa niss oslss.As ceaSs
Your nearest the undersgned will he o
tell how effectively the DU1LINo10N6 ira
''DU1IkAoT0N'
q D9U1Y osnseA
70l Ssvsnsssa4A
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

Charlie Dsffow, j., surprised his
many friends Tuesday morning oy
making his appearance on our streets.
About ten months ago Charlie left us
to SEQ the country, aad fren accounts
Of his travels hs has succeeded fairly
well. Since leaving here hs has visited
several places in this state - well as
in Tsxas, Nsbssska, Wisconsin, Mime
ssta aad InliaAA.
The local land office last week de-
eided tie contest esss Of ". F. Coaias
against David Bee.ley, involving q
tract Of hay land near Paoaia, in
favor Of the defendant; the decision
holding ths+ where the wife Of home
steader il too feeble, through advanced
age, to make the journey to the home
stead tract, her failure to reside upon
the homestead does not forfeit her hus-
band claim. Merle D. Vincent repre-
sented the defendant and Baxter L
Stone appeared for the contestant.
At Ms. Be>ler's Coansse;al rsseaa-
fa,t Wsa.ssaay svsnine T. c. Hs&A-
Ssas v.s hsse as . spasal;A ai..ss,
Ais gsssas beiag ~ neabsss - ~
sity essseil. CAaRsss 4. 0aahAess, c.
lc. Hasks, Z Z LsssA L q 0sssessk
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

aad City Attorney J. ". Bell, it being
Mr.. Rsthbone' desire to partaks Il
his last neal in Gleawood in company
with those with whom during the past
two months he has been 20 Intimately
associated during the negotiatio.s foc
ths sals Of the water plaat - The city.
The affair Of Wednesday evening was
. very plessa.t event a.d highly en-
joyed by those who were fortunate
enough to be present.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

Don t fail to notice Woody's nsw I'd
aad then if you need anything il his
line, patronize = man who believes "a
his business to the extent Of letting
his light shine. The Post insists that
advertising is not only beneficial to
the merchants that engage in it bus
likewise to those who patroniEe them.
The merchant who advertises almost
invariably sells his goods cheaper thaa
does the non-advertiser. The reason
is plain. He buys his goods to sell
saa not 70 keep. "Quisk salss aal
saan Rsseits" b . .s.sy naki.e -
10 fse hin wh.le ss IL sans ~ h
= vssking Il ~ inesssse = - -
.on.rs- n aavsselsse = . - -
nsa wAsa - ~ 0ss1s = ~ -
0n1el.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

II yss hsvs aaytAiae - - savss
n. HseAaG eslls iessok.
The Glenwood post., 1914-04-04

Glory! Glory! Gleawood Higa SCHOOL,
Glory! Glory! Gleawood High School!
Glory! Glory! Glenwood High School,
Hurrah for the Crimson and the Cream!
Hans Won Sriash, " farce, will he
presented next Monday evening by
rem ers of the High school. The
caste is as follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-29
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1914

terday with her aunt, Mrs. /. N. Falls.
Charles Diffenderfer has been quite
sick the past few days.
Visit in Connersviile.
Mrs. j. E. Brooks and Miss Bessie
Brooks have been In Connersville
few days as the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. j. II. Harr.
Miss Ethel Jacoby Of Middletown, o..
came today to be the guest of Miss
Edith Bertsch and attend the com
mencement.
o. A. Bragg of Sheridan, after Wis
it with his son, H. II. Bragg, has gone
to New Castle to visit friends before
returning home.
Edgar McGraw and family of Orange
are the guests Of E. r. McGraw anc
family.
Gillespie Saxon of Glenwood was the
guest of his cousin, f. S. Luddington
and family Thursday.
Paul Drischell was home from Greer
field Wednesday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Thornburg Of Indi
annapolis will be the guest of Mrs. Fl
i. Miller on her return from New
Paris, O., where she will attend Me
mortal day services.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Doney are NOV
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MILTON

Mrs. Oscar kirlin was at Corners
vile Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Kniese and daughter of
Cambridge City was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. o. II. Beeson, Wednes-
day.
A number of Milton people will at
tend the commencement dance this
evening at Cambridge City.
Mrs. Mary Wake, of north of Dub
lin, was the guest of friends in Milton
Wednesday.
The little boy who came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manlove
this week has been named Keith
ManlOve.
Decoration services will be held at
Milton Sunday afternoon in the school
park, if the weather permits, if not,
at the Christian church.
Mrs. Jennie George and son Bert,
Of DOddridge spent yesterday in Mil
ton
Entertains Society.
Mrs f. p. Jones entertained the
Embroidery club Wednesday after
noon. The guests were Mrs. Homer
Williams, Of Butte, Mont, and Mrs.
Margadant. of Hamilton, O. Luncheon
be held with Mrs. Oscar Kirlin.
Mrs Joseph Clevenger has returned
from Brooklyn, n. Y, where she was
called several weeks ago by the ill
ness and death of her mother.
The Rev. Mr.. Mccormick will preach
at the Christian church Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Shank has returned
from Lynn, where she visited her un
Gle, William Helms, who is suffering
from cancer
The Rev and Mrs F. NJ Westhafer
have as their guest, Mrs, J. II. Morri
non, of liartvi'e.
Mrs. Willis Leverton and Mrs Har
rison Hicks spent Thursday with the
latter's daughter, Mrs. Oliver Seffron
and family, south Of Dublin.
Mrs. Olive Moore of Cincinnati has
been the guest Of Mrs Stacy Clark.
Visit With Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Leverton anG
daughter. east of town, We're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Leverton Wed
nesday evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-29
couahed for Three Years.

ing to their property recently pur-
chased on East Main street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-29
TO EXHIBIT POTTERY
At CLUBS BIENNIAL
Overlook Sisters Comply
With Mrs. JOhnstOn's Re-
quest and Send Work in
Clay to Chicago Meeting.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, May 20
In compliance with request from
Mrs. Nj. F. Johnston, of Richmond,
who is acting for the editor OF the
Federation Magazine, Miss Elizabeth
Overlook will send from her pottery
to the biennial meeting of the FEEDER
ated clubs, to be held in Chicago, a
large vase, made in the federation
colors, blue and gray. This will be
given the state securing the largest in
crease in subscription for the maya
zine.
John Dryer and DR.. Shields of 1ndi'
annapolis, will be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Fraunburg at the end
of the week and attend the commence
ment dance.
Miss Ethe Witte has returned to
Richmond after visit with Miss Edna
Fay.
Father Weber of indianapolis, a
brother of Mrs. F. T. Frohnaphel OF
this city, will celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary Of his ordination into
the priesthood, June 10.
Name Ferguson.
AT the Democratic convention held
yesterday in Cambridge City, Charles
Ferguson, vice president of the First
National bank of this city, was nomi
mated for joint representative from
Wayne and Fayette counties.
Mrs. w. B. Wilson was guest al
a party given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. H. E. Jenning at New Castle
Mrs. Philip Murray will return tt
Richmond this evening after visi,
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Murray.
F. S. Luddington and daughter, Lena
We're in Lewisville and Mayes, Wed
nesday afternoon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Glib
son, Wednesday, a son. The little
one has been given the name of John
Miss Elizabeth Whelan spent yes
terday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Whe
Ian in Richmond
Ruth Crull of Rushvile spent yes
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in the style. but also the color. most
becoming.
The one hair stain that stands SUI
preme is "Brownatone." 1t is simple
and easy to use. Just comb or brush
it into your hair. 1t can not be de-
tected will not rub or wash of. acts
instantly, and is absolutely harmless
'Brownatone" viii give any shade
desired from golden brown to black
Your druggist sells "Erownatone"
or will get II for you. and II is worth
your while to insist upon having this
preparation and not something else.
A sample and a booklet will be mailed
YOU upon receipt of 10 cents. and
YOUR orders will be filled direct from
our laboratories if you prefer.
Two sizes-25c and Sl.o0.
Two shades-One for Golden or Me-
dunn Brown, the other for Dark
Brown or Black.
Insist on "Brownatone" at your
hairdresser's.
Prepared only by the Kenton Phar-
macal Co., 400 Z. Pike St. Covingtsn.
XIV.
Sold and guaranteed in Richmond
by Thistlethwaite's Drug Stores ant
other leading dealers.
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AS Good as We Deserve.

1t is reported that King William of Albania,
who has occupied his throne for less than year,
is preparing to abdicate This means that the
astute and capable German prince has found it
impossible to weld together the antagonistic ele-
ments of his little new country.
Williams experience serves as another DEM
onstration of the futility Of attempting to give
people better government than they are ca
pable of approaching. A barbarian tribe can't
be Immediately transformed into a civilized ma
ton by the magic of word A good govern
ment can't be conveyed to people from with
out; it must be evolved from Within growing up
out OF the roots of popular character.
The notion used to be prevalent in the United
States that popular self-government is the nor
NAL and inevitable form of politics, and that any
country not so blessed was being held in leash by
INSCRIPTIONS tyrants, ruling for self-gain. In
spired by that error we were eager to go mis-
sionarying to other benighted lands to carry our
government to them.
A ripened experience has placed the matter
in different light and revealed the absurdity
OF such notion. China was "gven" republi-
can government, but that gift has already dis
appeared into the absolute despotism of Yuan
Shih-kai, who keeps his place because his people
are capable of nothing better. The same thing
holds good of republican, Mexico, of the Phil
ippines, the Latin-American republics and many
other countries.
So also with city government. The town
that has at it's head band of incompetents has
as good, in all probability, it deserves.
Consider recent experience of our own as
a case in point. Last fall the women of the city
werA clamorous for pure milk Seventeen deaths
among the babies, due to infected milk and forty
cases of typhoid set them wild in denunciation of
the laxity of the dairy inspector. In response
to that clamor, number of earnest persons la
bored for months on new milk ordinance. When
the fight on that ordinance came to crisis, not
a single woman was on hand to say word. How
can those women justify their denunciation of
Mr.. Flook's laxity when they, in their own way
have proved as lax?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-29
Owes Her Life TO
This Luna Medicine

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Griffith. Lake Co. Ind.
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my mother-in-law was taken sick with
Catarrhal Pneumonia. which developed
into Lung Trouble. In January. when
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pounds heavier than she ever did before
she took sick. and Is in good health:
affidavit, JOS. GRlMMER
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