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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-10
Undermuslins
All New

Prepared especially for gift giving
each piece in attractive box.
IL styles night robes, embroidered
or lace trimmed with insertion 81 and
$3.50.
Hand Embroidered Robes 81 to 1915
Crepe de Chine Robes ...... $500
Corset covers and camiroles Of jap
Silk and crepe de Chine 81 to $3.50
Dainty Boudoir caps -. Soc to $500
Evening Caps of Gold Lace and Crepe
de Chine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-10
QUALITY WINS
Is Days til
Christmas

Calendars and
Christmas Cards
The presentation of a
handsome calen d r fox
Christmas effects the peg
petuation of the holiday
spirit Of good cheer and
friendship throughouti thA 5
entire year.
We are showing PM i'm
mense assortment OF beau
tiful calendars and Xmas
cards-productions by the
greatest artists-at prices
beginning at a few pennies,
ranging up to Doc.
Third Floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-10
Infant Wares
and Novelties

Hand Embroidered Dresses $3.50 to
$3.50. .s
Knitted four piece Sets $3.50, to $500
Fur Carriage Robes -. 1915 to $3.50
White and coiored Sweaters ST. to So
DAINTY NURSERY SACQUES
Headwear, Angora Mittens and soft
soled shoes. sas
Rompers and Play Suits SOC to $3.50
White or colored.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
Gin GOCer Bug.

Die Ginfddbeit unb WlenIbsns
freunbIi9teit, bic &6nig Serbinanb
BON 8ul9urien beieeIt, fam neuIi9 in
gerabe5u riibrenber @eiTe Su Sage,
als SoroIine plaeanit, eine langiGbz
rige 9ienerin in bes &Dni9s SdioIie
BEL @bentbol in 86bmen, peritorben
mar. 9lIs bic Sroueranon6t beenbiot
mar uno Der Sarg binausgetro9en
lperoen IolIte, erf9ien Der &1nia, Der
geraoe in Ieinem bortisen S6IoIIe
pobnte. uno itellte iidb an bic Spite
oss SrauerSuses. 3pif9sn bsm @eb.
Rnt SleiI9mnnn unb bem pribatIes
iretGr Wsib Idrttt Der 3Dnis bins
ter benz 2ei9enpasen Der, Bis aum
5rieobofe; uno bort mari er, aIs Der
Surg in bas @rob eeIentt porben
nor, cine Sonobpll grbe binunter unb
fpruh elm @ebet. Menn man bebentt,
oab onbere SerrI9er in europa ielbft
lei ben 2ei9enbesGnsnifsn ibrer Mi=
niIier iid in Der Resel bertreten IaTen,
10 oslpinnt biefe perI0nli6e Seilnabme
fsrhinonos an bem 8esrGbniFe elmer
eiHfnhen Sienerin boppeIten Wert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
Mebr salSe.
Wertpolle @infe CUR aasnaBI seriss
meter SiGt,

WteberbpIt lit in nsuersr 3sit uns
ierer yfobrung Der 8ormurf Der Solas
ormut 9ema6t poroen. 8eionoers
BON 5ubnGratli9er Settle 1T borouf
binsepieTen porben, oob unIsre Rabs
rung gar nibt 10 ielten gu taltorm lei,
uho ooB oer &nlfmnngel nidt nur Ter
3ahnperoernis in erIhredennem Mabe
9ori4ub leiIte, fonbern aud ben Nus
bru9 anberer &rnufbeiten uno @nts
nrtunespro5eHe begiinIiiae. CUR 8ss
6ebuns bieler bermeintIiChen SaIauns
lererndbrung pirO bic 8sidaffung
6orten. b. B. tnItreiden SrintpaKers
empfoblen uno, penn ons ni1t m0gs
lid 1T, Der Genub toltrei6er Mines
ralDGHer; ferRer ausgiebieer @enub
uon Siilfenfrii1ten uno Dor aGlem
eines 8rotes. bas bic SaIsbeitanbteile
bss 8prns unseminOert beiibt; bones
ben @inidrdntuna ialsarmer Rabs
runssmittel pie SIeiIh unb gier.
Tim bic 8eredtisuns biefer fpeits
gebenben Soroerunsen gu priifen. bat
Stnbsar3t Or. Sornemann i'm 9erlis
ner bpsieniiden Snititut llntsrIuduns
gen anseftellt. bic iit1 i'm ipeientIi9en
auf ben &altz unb @tiengebalt unIer.r
RobrunssmitteI eritrsdten. @r be-
biente if6 babel elmer fhon mebrfa9
fir Gbnlihe llnterfu9ungen bepGbrs
ten MetboOe: bic felt Sabren ges
tpobnte &oit geiunber Menf9en
pirb ouf ibren @ebaIt sepriift.
Die barin gefunbenen Wengen
iinb ii9er als ousreihenb gu be-
tra9ten. 9ie unterfu6ungen ers
foIgten ni6t an ben roben Nabrungss
mitteln. fonbern an ben tif6fertigen
Speiien. 10 bab etipaiser Sal5perIuit
in Der 3ii9e NIT beriidTibtigt purbe.
0as @rsebnis 1T. baB bic untsrfudte
Nabruns ausreidenb &olt entbielt.
4u9 Der duBerit gerinee @ifenbeborf
ipirb nit 2eihtisteit aus Der Nobs
runs sebedt. @orausssIebt p.rben
muB nur, baB bic Sfoit nidt einfeitis
TT, fonbern in iibli6er WeiIe poripies
senb @egetabilisn unb unter bisisn
@emiife tpie 3obl. Spinat II. (. m. unb
Srii9te sntbdIt. SIT bies Der San, 70
erf9eint Der SGrtesrab bes Srints
ipaiers sleihsiiltis. ST aus irsenb
tpeIden @riinben itdrtere &altsufubr
erpiinfdt. 70 TT bos am bequemitsn
bur9 3ulage BON Milh gu bepertitel.
ligen. Gin balber Otter W2il9 be-
tptrtt Bel ieber beliebisen Soft cine se>
niisenbe ober iibsrfdiiiiiss &oIt5us
fubr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
Reine 5rem0m1rter.

Sn elmer tiiraIi9 erIaFenen 8srs
fiisung bes preuBif9en Sanbelsminis
tiers SDootp beiBt es:
.@s 1T nibt au perfennen, bab Der
@ebrau9 bon SrsmbfpDrtern i'm ges
fdGftliden @ertebr iiber 6as notipens
bise MaB binauseebt. Wan fam
oft bic 8epbo9tuns MAIDEN, bob
beutIbe Observation-Disclosures fir geT6Gfts
lide 3pede frembipra6Ii6s ssirmsns
namen pGblen, ibr 9eI9Gftsbaus nit
fremOiprudlider 9tuff9rift psrIsben
ober beutfde @r5eugnife unter frembs
ipro9lt9en 9s5ei6nungen anpreiIen
unb bamit ibrer @orliebe fir frembs
IdnbiI9es @efen unb fir auslGns
bif9e @aren &e9nung trogen. 8ei
Der anertannten Geiitungsfdbigteit
unierer Snbuitrie entbebrt bieier @ors
tell Der tatid9li9en @runblads.
ueberbies tnnn bas gtnfeben, tpel9es
ii9 unIere 4usfubrinbuitrie, auf bem
Weltmarft ertporben bat, bobur9 nur
beeintrddtigt perben, bab bsutI9e
@eperbetreibenbe peralterte unb pers
tebrte 4nI4auunsen beimiI9sr Mbnebs
mertreiie iiber bic angebli6en @or>
aiise ousldnbii6er Woren in Der pors
be5eidneten @eiie fDrbern. @s liest
baber i'm eiseniten SntereHe unferer
@ef6dftspelt, bur6 entfpredenbe Be
lebruns Der inlGnbifhen 9lbnebmer
unbere9tigte @orurteile segen beutI6e
grseugniHe gu betGmpfen uno gu benz
3pede bic 8sitrebunsen gu unters
itiiBen. bic barauf binaielen. fremb=
ldnbifde Sirmennomen, @ef9Gftss
auff9rifisn unb Warenbeaei6nunsen
bur9 T., ,f9s Su erieben. nit Re9t
lit tiiralidb in Der prehe barauf bin-
seipieIen iporben, bab Der Sabritant,
Der feline beutIden Woren ben 9lbs
nebmern nit fremben 9lusbriiden
empfiebIt, bierbur9 bas 8orurteil fir
auslGnbii6e GraeugniFe nibt be-
tGmpft, fonbern f0rbert, inbem er auf
bieie @orliebe aGIsu tpiIlfGbig Riidii9t
nimmt. Sd gebe Der @rpartung
4usbrud, bab bic amtli6en SonbeIss
pertretunsen." ioipie bic geiperbliden
So9perbdnbe unb SntereFenpereinis
suneen Der 8etdmpfung Der Srembs
p6rterfu9t i'm ssI9dftliden @ertebr
ibre 9tufmertIamteit supenben psr>
ben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
MIte 9riainae.

Sn Mertsnborf i'm bDbmiI9en grss
Ssbirse 1T Elm iebr feltenes. piellet9t
ein5i9 Oeltebenbes 5eit sefeiert iporbn.
Die OriIIinesseidipiiter 4nnn, Sofepb
uno Jrana Runt feisrten ibren 70.
9eburtstas. Oas 8emertensperteits
baran 1T nod, bab ii9 bic Orillinss
Der beiten @eiunbbeit erfreuen unS
ebenfo ME trant sepeIen iinb. @s 1T
i'm Msemeinsn iiberbaupt uneeipSbns
Iid. bob 9rilIinse fdmtli6 am 2ebsh
bleiben ebenio lpie 3ipilIinse nur fell.
ten Elm hphes gllter erreihen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
aa6amaHua & @hnmiua Ballet.
(9aureT pinie.l
lmiItbtn Srdntcr unb 9NIIIte.Bdrrt.

3wN6sn Scranton uub sbtlfts'Sdrrs.
3sa, u.vIaH,r Gerautor nm O0.2.0o, 300
A.OO. 500 uuN 6.0O wrrdsns. Nm 5 40 Wpr.
dtns an @c&tutddeu une dht udtb'clatnes
,pou,so sRinutsu. unt unr 7.W Rcrdtne an
sruutdaeu unb adt udttolasues ,pdrita WIT
ru,su ME- unb iufluFvt 70 hn Wdhte. tn Will
ts.ssarre II wliuuttu 'bdtsr an'cntmtue.
Grpr,a,tias, uur IN Ttttstcu dnhalltnb. SER
Iia,r Sudutpu dut Stuucs 'ddltb. dusdt.
uprur,tu Gcuutads uue Nstsrtddtn, Don "
mn,aeus sts 7.ta NNtues uub trefsu tn sBH-
Fes. Rarrs 40 Wituuttu fcdtsr etr.
Oe,t,rtr Dienff ,piiten Serduicu. WdS Muf
poys, euuo pdri, p,tsrsburd uus Dunnort.
1i,b sabrpIdp fir atpddhtfSrotrnee 3fn'
r,,,tu Graft am 2. SuI'ten7.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
@isemba Seittabelle.
SeIaware, ea6aipauna unb @sfern Sabr
Su Rraft ben %. Suui 1906.

Set0Wnre, SuuumuuHu uup aoehti" Oes"
Su araft ben "a. Suui 1906.
efb[id,-grl6st SCRANTON fit gftp gcr'
nm 2.05, 3.2O, sos. 500. 1920. gcrni..
10 10. 9.25 uub $40 Ra%miitaas. fFr
g1tp gprf unb ptilabslpbia, nm 500 Tcrnt.
10 40 uus 3.35 Ra&mittaes. i5hr
Tobubouuo. SIC gla&mittdes.
W5roIida-aiir ! 9uifalc um It's. 6.25u 500
Mcr. t.55. 6.40unt tf.toMa&mittdas. Fiir
Btudbamtsn, GImirn une 3wiibeuiattonsn urn
1910 Wcr. uut t.05 Ia6m. MIR Sewssc
@vrcsuIs uue Utica. UNI IL : uub 6.25 Wcr.;
f.55 gSabmtttdas Sspeap. Svrdeiis unb
Iittsa 3ua um 6.25 @or. Iduft idaItt. aueas.
uoutu,,u 5pnutaas. MFR Wcutrc's urt q.h0
Wepr. .o5 uut $40 Ro@m. wt&cIlcn NC
epn,csattcu, um 400 Ra6mtitaas. 9ins,
barptcu Neecn ctdttpu, um 6.f5 Ndhnittfdas.
8Iaomsbura 1ibifiou-gsrldht SsrantOr
fir 0crtbuunhertdne nm 8.35. 1920 Wort
f.55 uuS $40 Nd&m Mir pIumcutb nm 9.O5
slaHmittdas.
Souutaass Shae.
gaoIiM-aar wsp gorf um 205, 800
.6.n5 uub 1920 Wcraeus; 3.35 unb Ban
Rddm.
MSrsW% - aHr Ru#dIo um f.tt. uuf
,6.25. gpcr. t.55, s.4n uut lilo Nd6m,
HHr piuabdmtor uup 3wti1tnffattontu, 9.'H
rnt 'n.tN @ormttidae.
Eioomshurp Sihtffon --@trlas' @'trdnfpn
uuS u. .2N ~ecr uuh SAT- Wa6mtttdss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
cymn,er 8equem.

eis fSunsn pt&lsln Strsu Gttd istsn abtnt
NS 9 t1br. $f.O0 nBifnt cine Sparttnlaas
sabli 8 frc,tnt 3tuf,n Sis fSnntu 3ttben Sbr
StIb itb,u Taa I'm Satr obnt 9hubiauna.
8Hral6aftItG btvoum6@iats Nssnttn fur bic
Nmmtljtsu Sc 9ransdtIantiGeu unb 8hlftn
Sdubf,r 2iutsn. @isbt fir Rdisn bic bsif'
ausFuuft unb nttbrtafs prsitf.
Die gtotartats HbtbsiIuna fsrttai Volmahtfn
uuS srItbiessns asi,BIiGs Dpiumsnis In alien
eurrp6tldsn SprdGtn OF. Sfcrst pdils fhr
8nrasr vuu ben Der. Sidattn. @slbitneun8fn
na& allen Gbsilsn br 9Bslt.
8lau 8anftu9 SOnfe,
ais 9adfauanfta IDe., Serantct.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
VOTERS APPROVE
ASQUITH ON
HOME. RULE
Premier Sent Back to Commons,
Where He Will Again Lead
Fight of Liberals,

soeoisl Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, April S.-Fremier AS
quitn. who resigned from the House
Of Commons in order to make his ac-
ceptance Of the portfolio of Secretary
for War legal was returned to Pa
lament. unopposed, to-day from his
constituency in East Fife, Scotland
Premier Asquith has represented
this district in Commons since 1885.
The unopposed return of the Pre-
mier has greatly strengthened the p2-
sition Of the Liberal Ministry, and
The fight for home rule for Ireland IS
once more in the strong hands of the
Prime Minister Mr.. Asquith will as
sumo the leadership Of the fight in
Commons
Mr. Asquith's return to Parlia
ment fell on a day noted for its his
toric associations. Six years ago .Mr
Asquith became Premier, and &c years
ago to-day the first home rule sill
was introduced in Parliament by
Gladstone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Mothers Tell OF
Mothers Friend

Experience is or should he our best
teacher Women who have obeyed the
highest and noblest Of all sacrifices, the
struggle for the life of others. should
have a better idea Of helpful influence
than those who theorize from observs-
ton
At any rate when a prospective grand
mother urges her daughter to do as she
did-to use Mothers Friend" there is
reason TO believe it the right advice,
Mothers Friend is an external APP
plicaton for eXpectant mothers, Its
purpose is to furnish pnancy to the
muscles. to take away the strain on the
cords and lgamonts, 10 relieve the ten
sion OF nerves and tendons SO apt 10
provoke or aggra waite nausea. morning
sickness. twitchiugs OF the limbs and
so on.
Although m the nature OF things. a
woman would use Mothers Friend bur
rarely Xet So effective has it been
found that this splendid remedy Is ON
sale In most drug stores throughout the
United States 10 has been prepared by
Bradhcld Regulator Co.. 4o6 Lamar
Bids Atlanta. ga. and advertised by
Us for over forty years. This is fue
record for such special remedy and the
grateful letters received to-day are iusl
as appreciutive as were those Of wears
ago, Notwithstanding that methods are
supposed to have greatly advanced Ask
at The drug store for a bottle of Moth
Ell Friend Ii is worth while,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
ANIMALS To BE
SHRINE SHOW
FEATURE
Texans Will Bring Real, Live Pan
theirs - Bears and CameIs
Also Promised in Parade.

Atlanta's streets will look like sew
eral circus menageries have been
turned loose in them when the Shrin-
ers get here next month with their
camels and dancing bears and buck
ing bronchos and other animals. Word
nov has reached the local committee
that the club Of Fort Worth, known
az The Panther city" which viii ask
dispensation and charter as temple
at the Imperial Council meeting here,
will bring with it several live pam
Tiers. The Shriners viii lead these
beasts, muzzled and chained, around
the streets They viii bring with
them their full patrol and band
All these animals. with the Black
feet Indians from Glacier National
Park the cowboys from several West
ern temples the Kites from Cana p
dian temples the El Paso delegation
that is to stage a Mexican revolution
right here in Atlanta, the Arabs and
Persians and Egyptians, and all the
other strange contributions from far
and wide to the great congress Of fun
makers will leave Atlanta wondering
whether she has been dreaming when
they have gone.
So great Will be the crowd and con
fusion that the Masonic Temple Will
be converted temporarily into a
Shriners' postofiice, with trained
corps OF clerks in charge Dining
cars coming with special trains viii
continue serving meals to the thou
sands OF passengers who will retain
their quarters in the private Pullmans
during the meetin".
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
FAST
DISAPPEARING
IN SOUTH
u, S, Education Commissioner
Gives Figures at Louisville
Conference on Progress,

LOUISVILLE, KY April S.-"To
lift the dead hand Of tradition from
the pulse of progress OF the South to-
day" is the object Of the conference
of business men, farmers and educa-
tors o. the South, as described by =.
T. Claxton. United states Commits
sioner Of Education, in his address at
the meeting In memory of Robert G.
ogden. originator Of the conference.
More delegates had arrived when
The Wednesday conference began ana
the attendance was in the thousands,
The increase in education in the
South was dwelt on by Mr. ClaXton.
He said
According to the 1900 census in
the South Atlantic States the per
centage OF iliteracy among children
between the ages Of 10 and 20 years
was 81: In 1910 IL was so. and now 1t
1s estimated at A. In the South Cen
qral States i'm 1900 ! twas 96. 1910,
81. and now is estimated Mt "a
In urging cooperation among the
farmers, J n. Camden Of Kentucky,
said
The small individual shipper or
buVer can not nope TOT Inc business
consideration and success that ac-
company buying and selling on q
large scale The farmers should or
game and have community centers
for selling. buying and distributing,
using the parcel post"
The exhibit under the Kentucky
Health Board OF hookworm and pei
lagra. their causes and prevention. ia
one Of the most valuable features 'of
the conference
Watt r. Brown of Raeland, Ala.
chairman of the Alabama Board Of
Control Of Trade and Industries
sounded the KEYNOTE Of the confer
ence in the first address
"Au the signs of the times said
Mr., Brown. indicate that The South
stands on,the verge OF a tremendous
era of development and prosperity
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
To Prosecute Users
OF Red Cross Title

Organizations employing the name
Red Cross" will have to seek other
designations, according to Charles
Jenkinson, director of the Atlanta di-
vision Of the American Red Cross So
ciety, who is here to establish a local
branch. There are about 100 organi-
cations known under the term Red
Cross" and unless these drop that
title they will be prosecuted
The Red Cross branch will be or
gained by Mr.. Jenkinson at a meet
ing at the Piedmont Hotel Thursday
night. After that ne will conduct
special course in first aid to the in
iured" work among the fremen and
police The organizer has recently
been engaged in bringing destitute
Americans from Mexico to the United
States.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Tolls and Tariff
To Be G. 0. p. Issue.

N.NSlIrN,u-nN N,r1 Et,t,t
over the victory ot ~ II. DruNNer I'll
his campaign for Congress from tine
Se,onth Nov Jersey district loaoars
r,,,. .,,..,
"' '"e 'N'P""'''a" l'''H I'''''vu ~
day thar the Democrats would be
overwhelminslv defeated i'm the fali
Congressional elections. The Demo
erals admitted that the, wore disap-
pointed low The oetea, of thou candi p
date i. D. O'Ryrne nut asserted that
the district was normally Republican,
and that the resun Of the election
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
DANGER

II you eat much meat. keep your
liver and Kidneys active with IA
COBS' LIVER SALT,
JACOBS LIVER SALT is the
greatest known liver Stimulant Its
action is gentle. yet effective. 1t draws
the water 10 the almentary canal
Pushes the bowels and takes the uu-
digeSted meat particles out OF the
body, removing the danger Of fer
mentstion. The blood WIN be purified
through the renewed activity Of the
liver and kidneys and YOU will avoid
The danger from uric acid
JACOBS LIVER SALT Is better
than calomel 1t does not cause nau-
sea and vomiting, there are no Sc
rious after effects as with calomel
and it rs ehervesCent and pleasant
Don't take an inferior substitute
Some stores may offer other prepare
tions, upon which they make large
profits perhaps initiating the name,
but very different In action to the
genuine JACOBS LIVER SALT
arge jar 25c. AT druggists, by mail.
sc additional for postage For sale
by an Jacobs Pharmacy Stores and
Druggists generally. ADVERTISE
Mt,NT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Ends His Life After
Quick Rise to Wealth

MARION ILL. April S-After
having made fortune within few
months In coal land deals. and on the
eve Of retiring from the farm to make
his home IN Marion Thomas NJ.
Mitchell. OF Corinth Township, this
county. shot and killed himself No
cause Is assigned.
He leaves an estate of 100000, 4
Ruth survives.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Brinson Conductors
Threaten to Strike

SAVANNAH. April : Unless the
demands or the conductors OF the
Brmson Railway are met tonight
they will go on q strike that VIII
probably tie up the entire system be-
tween Savannah and Waynesboro.
NJ {. Mcdowell and w W. Gall
lagher. chairman and vice chairman
of the committee that presented the
claim to the company, have been dis
charged. according to the conductors
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
California Midas Has
Income Of Sl,5O0,OOO

san JOSE, CAL. prf &-Cad-
fornia's Croesus- has been discovered,
This man, whose income for 1913
reached nearly $1,50OoOO and who
declared his intention Of paying the
Government an income tax of more
than 10000 is L. V. Hardness, owner
Of a lO,0OO-acre cattle ranch In ad-
diuon to his vast land holdings
Hardness is interested in oil. He
has a home in Pasadena.
An associate of John D. Rockefeller
in the organization Of the Standard
oil Company, Hardness possesses d
fortune estimated at between -S25.-
600, 000 and 100000 600
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Elks Want to See
What They Pay For

AKRON, OHIO, April S,-An aero
plane flight sometimes is not a flight
according to the ruling Of Common
Pleas Judge Rogers in the case of the
Akron Aviation Company against the
Elyria Elks.
He held that when an aeroplane
performs it's atmospheric evolutions
out of sight of the multitude who paid
money. to see the performance. the
owner is not entitled to receive pay.
The aviation company demanded
$500 from the Elyria Elks. The Elks
said no flight had been made.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08

The Lucille LaNeue Stock COMPANY
win open ITS spring and summer stock
engagement an the Lyric Theater start
ing with Monday might April Is. when
David BelasCo's success. "'rhe Lilly. will
he the bill The advance sale opened
MONDAY morning, March 6, ana seats are
selling rapidly for the week MANY per
maneut reservations being made for me
entire season. Prices are 81 and 70 cents
for box seats and logcs % cents ard so
cents FOR orchestra seats. 80 cents. Sa
cents and % cents for balcony seats. 8
cents and 10 cents for balcony. and mat
lpees for all box seats and loges, and
25 cents gets the best orchestra or bal.
couy seat IN the house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
1898, 1884 1872 Gold
In San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, April s Gold coin
amounting TO Sss, 6s4 1925 is piled up
in the san Francisco subtreasury and
William J. McGee assistant treasurer.
said that soon the accumulation would
reach Sl00 600 600.
That Is considerably more than is re-
quired here. and part Of u will he sent
to New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
Shriners' AID Agent
Held as Embezzler

The record of William Nsnslae. of
Tampa, Fla, is being investigated by
the Atlanta police, following his be-
ing bound over to the State court on
the charge of misappropriating funds
for advertising in the Shriners' pro-
gram.
The check it was said Vansize con-
verified to his personal use was given
by the Atlanta Savings Bank He
came to Atlanta recently to take up
the work of solicitor for the Shriners'
program committee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
oHILDREN's PICTURES.

Our 81 Kodaks will catch that cum
ming expression of your child We 60
fne developing, Out-of- town orders
a speciality. John L. Moore 6, Sons.
AZ North Broad street, Grant Build
ing.-ADVERTISEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
10 LOCALE AUTO ROUTE.

COLUMBUS, April S.-The scout
car over the proposed Savannah to
Columbus highway will leave Savan-
nah the first of next week and it is
expected to reach Columbus within
two days. The scout party will To-
cate the shortest and best route be-
tween the two cities.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
DRAWN UP IN
A KNOT WALKING
Peculiar Way in Which
Lady Had to Walk and
How Easily She Was
Strengthened Out,

Laurel Hill, Fa,-The following
advices from this town tell in detail
az Mrs. Nellie Moore's peculiar condi-
ton About three months ago ! was
taken down with terrible cramps. I
didn't pay much attention to it at
first. but slowly and surely got
worse until could hardly walk and
had to go drawn up in a knot when
did walk
MY husband got me some medi-
, cine, hut it did me no good suf-
. fered that way for week Finally.
a motherly cid lady told me to gel
bottle Of Cardui the womans tonic.
and knew a. was a good medicine
from the start ] took 1t according to
directions, and in a short while / felt
like a new person
"Csrdui is like dear friend to
come and take hold and do women
tiresome work Now when have
heavy work, such as washing ironing.
sweeping or sewing. take a dose OF
Cardui and It seems 10 go TO an my
aching places and relieves me almost
instantly
Il advise an suffering women to
give Cardui a trial n will do won
ders for them
Give Cardu trial fot your
troubles II has helped over a million
women in the pas. SO years. why
not you9
At Your druggists
X b -VVrIte ~. Ts5test Ag,.i...-..
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-08
j OLA 7 10 N
FOR WILSON IN
HOME STATE


tolls he lost it sweepngly and To a
humiliating degree
Drukker succeeds Robert L. Brem
mer. "a Democrat.