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t- THE CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA. PRIDAY OCTOBER 23 1914. Page Kve1' SOCIAL ITEMS be and Mwj. kindergarten benefit' a Mrs. liogeon' home.

this afternoon. Wa Jennie Harris went to Maon yesterday to attend the cotton ball. A. z. Bickers and Miss May who have been.

visiting Mrs. brother In Montana. a the guests of relatives In California. Z. Chrt nsen left Thursday for Plttsbnrg to join Mr.

Chx1stensen tw months stay. Before return. lnr they. will visit Cleveland. Eutjalo and Niagara Falls.

U. Joseph flame leaves this week tor New York on a business trip. Mrs. Hunt Chlpley will return next from Norfolk. Hon.

John Temple Oravs has arrived from York Mr H. C. Fisher has returned from Washington. Ga. where she wu the Sliest of Callaway.

Edward Hagen is the name of the In- rantson of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Haltingly. Sirs. John S.

Cutler. of Maoon. baa been spending several days In th city at. the Georgian Terrace. I Mlsi Harriet Calhoun went to Maeon JJ yesterday to attend" the cotton.

tall to take place there tonight. Mr. and Mrs. S. IC Dick and Mist Marian Ateh1on went to Athena yesterday to fee the' guests of Hon.

and Mr Tribble to attend the. german. tonight Miss Floyd Fort has returned from Nashville and Indianapolis. and Mrs. Ewing Dean re At Mantle City.

Mr. It R. Bates is st Hotel Wolcott. New York. W.

B. Crouch who has been In at her home in Druid Hills since her return from New York last Saturday is very much better. Misses MrIett arid' Coatsle Benedict. of Athens. will come from Athen uon November 13 for.

the Tech game. and will be the guests for several days of Miss Louise Broylea. Miss Winnie Perry entertained the members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

John Stephens of Jacksonville announce the' birth of a daugh ter. Mrs. deBruyn Kops. of Charleston. Is the guest of Mr.

and Mr C. T. Turner on ronce de Leon avenue. Miss Mazie Thurston. who has been ill for' some time convalescing.

Mr. And Mrs. James Zachry and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas lefvyeaterday for an automobile trip to Macon.

John May. the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence May. Is suffering with a broken collarbone.

Mrs. George. Forrester arid Mrs XV. C. rnagln will entertain at a tea this afternoon for' their niece.

Miss Eugenia Richardson a elect. Mrs. Mary Howard Meador Is convalescing after a serious illness of several weeks. Mrs. Whlteford Russell Is spending two weeks In Chicago visiting friends.

Mrs. Vincent Shields of Birmingham. is expected In. the city tomorrow' to visit Miss Augusta Oardlen. Miss Gardien leaves soon to be the guest of relatives In Columbia.

So C. for- several weeks. Mm. Laura Wyatt will return tomorrow from Summerville. where she has spent the week with Mrs.

J. 31. Bellah and' Mrs. Henry- Klrby. Mrs.

Charles Mills returned to her home In Griffin yesterday after spending several days at the Ansleyv Mrs. 1. Woodell. of Havana Cuba. Is th guest of her sister Mrs.

Arthur Smart. Mrs. Fleming Taylor Is visiting Mrs. William Penn In Summervllle. Ga.

Mr. Lucian Wyatt. of New York. will arrive Saturday to visit his mother. Mrs.

Laura Wyatt. WAR HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON FARMERS OF BALDWIN Milled fee vllle. October" 22. Spe cial. Those who are at work in the Interest of the farmers' meeting to be held.

in Mllledgevllle on Saturday. October :4 are convinced that it will be the largest attended meeting held by Baldwin county farmers in years. Mllledgevllle. however. Is said to' be suffering less proportionally as a city than ant other In the owing to the fact.

that the Institutions. here bring a volume of trade. The same may be' said of Baldwin. county. since there are three.

strong warehouses and four banks contributing largely to the relief- of the farmers. Another factor is the' condition of the farmers growing corn. hay. Jive stock and other needed products. This Improvement hU been going.

steadily forward in the county for the last five or six years and. recently the eradication of the cattle tick has added' Immensely to the welfare of the county. Familiar Table Beverage Unmasked and Its Evil. Effect on the Human Body Shown. An astonishing list of Ills due to coffee drinking Is.

pointed out by Dr. Otto Tuettner of the Cincinnati PolycUnic In a. communication to the New York Medical Times. The symptoms produced by excessiv indulgence in coffee can be observed in the arrested physical and mental development ot chUdrcn. their pallor.

emaciation and nervou5nes8 In the' morbidly excited rendition of women who are addicted to the pot Just as the toper Is to the whiskey bottle and no less a helpless and pitiable victim than he in professional men and students who. whip up their mental faculties by coffee In the aged. whose tremor and Itch are not Infrequently due to excessive In dulgence In coffee. Coffee poisoning In Its chronic form may be the cause of tremors of ringing In the ears of' acrid ructltlons of se were continuous. headaches.

creeping. pricking sensations In the skin sensa tlons of heat andcold hysterical attacks troubles of. vision. dizziness. In' somnta all kinds of digestive disturbances.

Coffee depresses the kidney functions and skin symptoms are probably due to Irritation from retained waste. Patients who cannot get along with out tea or coffee. but feel. uncomfortable and even sick when deprived of these stimulants are. to all Intents and purposes drug fiends and should be classified with habitues of tobacco al cohol.

opium and. other toxic agents. JIOTE. It Is iaterntias to observe 1 mUetI more cud more reeal the of of eoflee the keUh of both TO- old there follovis' tremeadovs Increase la the of the pore food beverage POSTUM. Brilliant Young Artists In Kindergarden Benefit The charm of the hom musical will be' combined.

with the quality of concert work to make. unusual Inter set of the benefit at Mrs. Frederick liodgsona this afternoon for. the- free kindergartens. Some- of the most beautiful concerts ever jglven In Atlanta have been for this same benefit notably the concerts for.

several years at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar' Pappenhelmer and the musical this afternoon will add another chapter to the "kindergarten" Hugh Hodgson of Athens- who Is looked to for a brilliant concert career will be the leading artist of the' oc. DESPERADO AT BAY" NOTIFIES SHERIFF HELL KILL ON- SIGHT Hazelhurst.

Ga October- 12. Spe cial. C. G. Hutchinson who about a.

year go figured in the public. press by marrying' a- Miss McEaohln of this county and leaving her destitute In Atlanta turned up here a. day' or so ago and went to the home of his wife and at the point of a pistol forced her to leave her baby with Mrs. McEachln and accompany him. She finally managed to escape came to townBUt night and procured' a.

peace. warrant for Hutchinson and placed the same with Sheriff Kills. Hutchinson came into. town last night. with a rifle and an automatic pistol.

declaring he was going to kill tile sheriff and the brothers of hit wife two prominent business men of this place. The sheriff this morning surprised Hutchlnson and threw a double shotgun' in his face and made him hold up his hands while the warden of. the convict camp searched ilutchinson and took. hit au- tomatlo from him. and 800 rounds of ammunition and.

procured the' rifle from' the Pierce hotel. The sheriff carried Hutchinson to Ala office at' the courthouse. and while the sheriffs back' was turned on him for a moment he sprang through a window and made his escape still. handcuffed. Ilutchinson brought into town a no- gro and it Is supposed the negro will communicate with him and' furnish arms.

The sheriff ant a large posse are now- searching for him and it- Is generally supposed that when they come. up with him Hutchlnson will put up a desperate resistance and bloodshed is expected. On Wednesday. Alder McEachln a brother. of" Hutchinson's wife went to the home of- his mother' to bring his sLeter to town and McEachln says that Hutchlnsonflr fired on him' tram ambush.

Hutchinson then went to Denton- and tiled a teelgramto to be sent his people this morning that he died fighting. the sheriff. He sent word to Sheriff Ellis that' he would never be- arrested and would kill hint on sight and also kill his law. FAMINE IN CANARIES Little Songsters Front Germany Worth' Fabulous Prices. Canary birds will' soon be worth their weight In gold.

according to Atlanta dealers who said yesterday that the European war has cut off the usual source of eupply the Harts mountains In Germany and that not one of the little feathered songsters had been received in this country- except a few from Japan since the beginning of hostilities. Atlanta dealerssay that. before the war It was not unusual for wholesale bird and animal' dealers in New York to receive. as many as 10000 canaries in a week and the best of them could be bought here in- Atlanta at prices ranging from 75 cents to 150. Now.

however. the stock at. many of the principal stores In New York has' been and a. few. stores which still have a few on hand are asking-all the way' from 8 to 16 each' for.

their birds. with the price going up as the supply lessens. It there are any German canaries on sale. In. Atlanta.

prospective purchasers either know not' where. to lo cate them or have not the price asked. Importers of Japanese birds have begun to take advantage of the opportunity to Introduce. Japanese canaries In' this country- and a. few.

have found their' way into the Atlanta stores from time to time. But the long journey from Japan to New York. Galveston. Savannah and New Orleans Is too strenuous for the frail songsterz Thousands die on the high seas. so that when the' few survivors reach this country they are priced almost U' high as the German product.

FARMERS OF SCREVEN TO PLANT FOODSTUFFS Sylvanla Ga. October. 22. Special. One of the most representative meet- Ing of citizens ever seen In this county was that held at the courthouse In Sylvania Tuesday.

for the- purpose of discussing the cotton' situation. There were about five hundred farmers present and they' discussed the problem in a thoughtful and serious way. 1. C. street was elected of the meeting and- J.

To Avret secretary. A number- of. talks- were made by prominent farmers after- which all present pledged themselves to cut their cotton acreage next year. and. also their fertilizer one-half ox less.

If' they could Jbut no Uess than one-half and to put the acreage- in food crops. A resolution was also unanimously adopted that- the farmers would agree' to deposit their warehouse receipts with their creditors on account. provided a written contract is made to hold the cotton six months' or until the prices goes to 10 cents should It do that before the six- months ex ps It was also agreed to meet together every third Tuesday until the situation changes. MACON PRESBYTERY ENDS SESSIONS AT EASTMAN Eastman. Ga.

October 22 Special. The Macon presbytery which opened Us annual session In this city Tuesday night adjourned today to meet again In' a called session to bf held in Macon during November. at which time the time and place of the. regular meeting wlirbe decided. This mornings session was taken up with unfinished business.

At 11' o'clock Rev. 1. B. Meacham. of Moultrle delivered a' after which communion was ld.

Last night service witnessed the ordination of Rev. A. O. Irons and Rev. J.

T. Wildham as ministers. Both- delivered short sermons during the services. The visitors' were high in their praise of the hospitality of the citizens of Eastman. J.

D. CAMERON RELEASED FROM MURDER CHARGE Pelbam. Ga. October 22. Special The October' term of.

Mitchell. superior court adjourned tonight after a session lasting- ten Only criminal business was taken up rnd quite a number of cases. were. disposed of before adjourning this afternoon. Judge Cox passed sentence on twelve prisoners- two.

of which were for lire and two for seven years each. It Is understood that an adjourned term will bo held in De cernber. J. D. Cameron who has been In jail for several ircnths.

with-the murder or Less Smith. Was. released from jail this afternoon. the grand jury falling to- return an indictment against culon. a selection which is particularly appropriate at this time of the exploitation and encouragement of home products.

Once before he has been heard In concert in Atlanta. arid his audience. on that. occasion will know the substantial value and. the charm of th work they may expect of him today.

Miss Jane Fassett. of New York a soprano of delightful attainment will be the assisting artist and her program will Include groups of French English and' Italian songs ballads romances. and folk songs. promptIy WAUINGFORj PASSES WEEK IN BRUNSWICK Brunswick. Ga.

October 22. Spe cial. After coming to Brunswick. spending a weelc purcnasing one pf the leading grocery stores In- the city making announcements of a big- bUaineSf in his line. Max Manchel alter giving- a dlsappeafeS Manchel closed a deal Saturday for the purchase.

of the Walker Grocery company one of the largest retail gro- giving to Hon. the of and when thesechecks were presented It- was discovered that Manchel had no accounts at the banks. EDUCATIONAL MEETING Negroes WIW Meet at Macedonia Church Sunday. An educational mass meeting will be held' at the Macedonia Baptist church Sunday under" the ausplcea of the Atlanta. Normal and Industrial In stitute.

Eugene CC1Iamay. will act as chairman. The- following. program has been arranged Bone StndenU and' congregation. Prayer T.

C. Neal. pa torMltCB Street C. E. church.

Scripture Leuon Rev. E. it. Oliver. pastor Warren Chapel M.

E. church. Song Students and congregation. Remarks by' chairman. Education and Its Result BUhop I U.

Holser. D. D. ad C. E.

church. Long Life and True Happiness Depend Upon Good Health and Regular Milton Armstrong retired physician. The Rare Opportunity of the groe to Labor In' the South- With Good Re ulU Promises' a. Remarkable Future for H. E.

W. Palmer. Southern Bell Telephone company. Complaining and Not. Able to Do Ones Duty' at That lie Is Best Fitted.

Has Accomplished Little for the Individual or Race at Any Time In the Worlds History" Vice President Joseph A. McCord. Third National bank. Atlanta. Qa.

Song Students. The Rope of the Mats Is an Education Which Can Be Used in the Daily Things of Life' Rev. Dr. C. B.

Wllmer. rector St. Paul's Episcopal church. The Reason for the Negro Being Charged as a Diseased Race and Its Remedy" Dr. E.

I ConnLlly. Atlanta. Church and the School Can goly All' Human Problems" Mr. W. Woods The Normal and Industrial Institute An Absolute Necessity In' the Community'- Richard D.

SUnson. principal. Benediction Bishop B. If. Turner.

TREASURER OF IDAHO SENT TO PENITENTIARY Boise' Idaho October O. V. Al lea. state treasurer- of Idaho pleaded guilty to- embezzlement of state funds In' court today and was sentenced to a. term of five to ten years In the- penitentiary.

GEORGIA CHIEF WINS FIRST IN ALL CLASSES Georgia Chief the. boar entered by VT. E. Sploer of Atlanta. at the state fair exhibit In Augusta.

this week won first place In every class be was entered. He waaOrst In the free-for-all. In the under-two years' old class In the Tamworth herd and in the contest between bog of. all ages heating the famous Carolina Chief' In the last con. test.

This means that. he Is at. present the heat boar of the Tamworth herd in W. E. Splcer of Illinois.

acted as judge. Mr. Wlmby entertained the swine exhibitor. of- the fair with. a.

banquet in Augusta Wednesday night. SALESMAN LOSES. GRIPS AT TERMINAL STATION. David H. Gordon traveling salesman for- the William Rr Warner Co.

stop- Ping at the Terminal hotel. lost two grips while he was In the. act. of buying a. ticket at the- Terminal station yesterday afternoon.

Gordon placed them near the railing' before the. ticket. window. The. grips were- gone when he turned from the window' a moment They contained pills.

tablets and a customers' list of William R. Warner Co- of- Mr. Gordon is willing to pay a. liberal reward for the return of the' gaga. GRAHAM IS SENTENCED TO HANG NOVEMBER 20 ocm.

Ga October 32. Charlie tira- ham. white. was sentenced to hang on November 20. today- for the murder of Policeman Lawrence Newbern at Broxton last March.

At the time of the tragedy Grahams brother also was accidentally shot. The crime was- committed in Coffee county but the su preme' court' of Georgia granted a change of venue. WOMEN ATTEND REVIVAL Luncheon Served to. 1000 at Methodist Church. It was- business women's evening" at the First Methodist church revival last night.

and nearly one thousand women who. earn their own livelihood and who had received a special invitation were present' to partake of the excellent luncheon that had been spread before the services and to hear a talk from Evangelist Klein. The evangelist spoke on the- great Work- a woman can do in the' business world. and what a wonderful Inftuense silo can yield in the as welt as in the home. Mr.

Klein spoke a few words to the church members" as he always does at- every meeting. telling them that some of' them were too self-righteous and needed a revival as. much as the sinners. At every meeting the attendance In creases" and' DuBose pastor of the church. says he believes before the end of next weekAUanta.

will witness one of- the greatest and. most reaching religious awakenings in its history. There will be a special service for the children Saturday afternoon at. o'clock. Sunday afternoon at'S o'clock there will be a meeting for men only.

During next week. there will be a morning service each' day at 10' o'clock and evening service at 730 o'clock. Next Tuesday evening a special meeting for men. of the city will be held. There Is line singing at- every.

meeting by Mr. Boyd. one. of the most gifted gospel soloist In thecountry The public-is cordially invited. JAPANESE SQUADRON SEEKS GERMAN FLEET Toklo October 22 A Japanese squadron it Is officially announced is seeking the German fleet in the neighborhood of.

Hawaii. Convention Has Declared Itself Supreme in Mexico and Carranza May Object. 4 Washington- October The Start can national convention at. Aguu Callentes which voted itself the soy-- elp authority In Mexico. has appointed a- committee of five to assume the of five cabinet positions In Mexico City according to advices to- the unto department today.

The corn. mittee is to take charge of the portfolios pf foreign relations war. public instruction. Justice and finance. It Is believed the convention wilt await the arrival of General Zapata or hIs delegates before taking- action regarding the provisional presidency.

A test ofstrentlt may come upon the effort of the commission to assume authority. No mention is. made In the official. reports of the' allegation made fey Car- ranza. adherents that General Villa had moved several thousand men Into doe proximity to the.

convention. President Wilson himself expressed doubt as to Us accuracy today. Officials here say that everything Villa so far- has done has revealed a desire not to coerce the convention. but to abide by its dad. The state department received a tile- gram today from Monterey stating that at 6 o'clock on the night of October 20 all of the employees of the Monterey Street railway struck and that not a car had moved since.

Sensational Millinery Outsweep 25000 Millinery Stock' 1 A Friday and Saturday KJK Positively everything exactly' as represented every hat marked in plain showing original and one-half price every hat included in thissale. The most' sensational values ever offered by the High Store. The Selling Begins at-9 A. M. Positively nothing sold.

before 9 am Twenty extra salespeople engaged. Be on hand at 9 a. in. if possible. Choose from 195 r.

45 Velvet Dress- Shapes Velvet Hats are Fashions favorite for jail and winter and they're getting scarce. These are handsome shapes in a wonder ful. variety. of new models. All are per feet Blacks.

browns navies sapphires taupes and the like. VIP Specially priced at Sailors with collapsible crowns moleskin plush black only QCC 175 values Silk Velvet Dress Shapes turban and sailor effects i25 values Hatters' Plush Dress Shapes with velvet black only 148 value today and Saturday at. vft Sen sation 9 AA M. Until Noon Only none sold after. 12 OClocr none sold to dealers.

Genuine Guaranteed LOstrich Plumes I In black and beautiful col- ors only 50 Plumes in this slot. You must be on hand promptly at 9 A. M. today to secure choice. Beautiful trimmed and untrimmed Hats cbstly paradise handsome plumes dainty the new fur effects of every description an unlimited variety your selection.

See Enormous Window Display Entire Whitehall windows full of beautiful hats all hats numbered can for number on' ticket. 100 Magnificent Pattern 50 Beautiful Pattern Hats. 5000 2500 38 Handsome Pattern Hats. 1900 25 Handsome Pattern Hats v. 1250 18 Handsome Pattern 900 15.

Handsome Pattern Hats. v. 750 10 Handsome Trimmed Hats' 500 750 New Trimmed Hats. 375 500 Hats I 250 Sensation a. iii.

Any Untrimmed Hat 12 only. In Our Entire Store 4 Including Genuine Hand Made Lyons Velvet jl 1 Newest Shapes- Positively Guaranteed- Values- to A U. UvJ A Millinery Triumph Beautiful Silk Hats 5350 Gentline Ostrich Bands with' Two Derni Plumes at 119 Ostrich band positively made of th but trade mala ostrich atock obtainable and fullr worth. 3 CO come la white black and a full line of til best. col.

ors. Ltss nl price VMtJ 350 French Ostrich Plumes 150 TUrd Floor Then French are guaranteed to ba made of genine male ostrich stock with ex- ceptlonftlly heavy broad heads. IS Inchea Ions and 10 Inch wide come In black and white. This French os trlch. plum.

the veateet plume Talus that we hare ever ot tered. J150 value. Sale price Beautiful Ostrich Fancy Feathers in new deslgn all colors values to 300 very special VELVET ROSES- New beautiful roses just received the values GOLD. ROSES Exquisite high-class 100 gold roses veryspe- Peacock and other pretty aigrette effects 5oc and 750 values at These rich looking soft snug-fitting Hats are so easily trimmed that you can picture how theywill look at a glance. The material is genuine French rich silk Velvet a special quality of velvet.

Three stylish shapes made to sell at 4 here today and Saturday at 150. Fifteen other styles Sensation 3 p. until 6 p. m. only.

Only one to a customer None sold to dealers. Genuine Guaranteed 25 Paradise 10 In black and natural. Only 18 pieces in this lot. You may be. compelled to stand in line 6 secure these.

M. HIGH CO. MAIL ORDERS QUICK J. M. HIGH CO.

4 X. CONSTn' rxlON 1 sQcIAZiTEM Kba JaneFaasttOfElmIn it arrhed to' thegueatof herllli- terMrL FrederlckHOOglon and wUI at- the at Bodclonl COnesteraay Mr. Blck lIII Dlckerawho r- Thckers- brotberID. ontanaare the pelta1lfre1aUvel MtLs Cl Chrltenen Th ndAY forPlttaburc for two C1 1eveland JollephRalne thiweek York ona ekfrom JohDTemple arrived bomlolew York. MrL Flab retur GLi Clio lawa ofthe Ib- fant Ion.

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otMr. Mrs. lal hasbeen J11forsometlme 1 onVI Sclng. Ir. nd' JamesZachrr lef ye terday toMacon.

H. Jo 1n11ay of. MrsClarenceMaY11 JreGeorgeForrester YrsWC Jl a nlaHlchardson. 1s' ofsev. weeklln MraVI entShlelds m.

gu st returntomor thewtk It J31Bellab. rs. CharleeMl11s Jeturnedto afterspend severaldays the E' Havan MrlArthur 1IrLFIeintngTaylor Yatt. hlamother. auraWya t.

EIF CT MilledgeviUe. U. e- Those in. tof toberZ' convlncedthat ItwUlbe farmerslnyears. Is proportlonal1y an otherlnthe the" The.

of countyllnce reJldof Anotherfactor ha orslx e1far ofthe SClEN EHIIS THE COFfEE DRINKERS Bo Jy CinclnnatiPolycUnic tothe SedlcII1me. dueedby excees In p1t1ablevldhn than-he fesslonalmen up Cm ntaLlaculUes bcoffe th aled 1I0 in- In orre chionlcform rs prl king tlensaUonsln hesklnseDsa and cold. sterlcal s. omnl dlg atlve Iddne s7t 1ptomsare ablyduet a caDliotget nenslckhen urpos a. flendlLIId claUlftedwlth tobaccoal- It of It 1Ite tlaat.

eal eIIi tll lInatI ft t. ea1 ttemea ros 13rilliqntYoungAtlisls. i1 fit th home- musl al 111 wtththe' certworkto theunuauallnter benetltat conc rt1 Atlantabave thIli1a me notably. ly' th n. yeaill de rtothekindertrar HupI1odgsonofAthenswho brnllantconcert be' leadlnartlst of HELLKLLON5IGHT Ga.

October12.CSpe la.L-c. GHgkhi IJOnwtlo aWII county In or and wife atthepolntof platolforced andaccompanThlm. Shef yman me ani at wttharlfie aU I 1 gOI sherlffthlsmorning lurprisedHutchinson hlsface andm dEt ph1a thewarden camp tomatlcrevolver ammunltonand proc red toliie helprang awln- ndmade escapestlllband bro 1t ne- ar s. Thelherltf n-dalarg ar nowaearchlng hlmandltls whenthiw wlthhlm. adesperatereslstance WedneadayAlder HUtchlnsonIwlYe otown fr I 1 WouldkUlhlm slchtand FAMNEINCANARiES bulous thelrwelghtln goldaccordlng lantajdealers.

eald7uterdaythat Europeanwar theHa.rtz Germany recelvedin rromJapap Atlantdealers say notunusualforwholesale I manyu I rang1ngroml exhaustedand I wlththe prlcegolDgupaathe I proS eCtl ve a. ked. otthe Intothe to. NewOrIeans frallllongltera. seaL.

FARMERSOFSCREVEN 22. of. themOllt' repruentatlvemeet- clUzensever I heldat I I dllcusslngthe I wereaboutllve I CI HJ A vret promln nt. could'-but waaalso I I Pd x- AT' GaOctober 22. da InMacon Ioovemberat meetlngwlUbe sesslonwastaken wlthunftnlshed RevJ I IdLast the A GIronl T.

WlldhamasmlnlsterBotlr shortlermons th ofthe JD CAMERONRELEASED ROMMURDER CHARGE. oiL. 0 CSpeclaL lutlngten n8Sswastaken Co twoof beheld1nDe JDCameron enhija rrc nth With the him. Ii" a' i lectlonwhlcil Ii 1arl ppropr1ateaf Umeofthe prOO a. heard1n liiAtlan1 and udlenceon charmofthe bl MlsIJaneFusett.

NewYorii. wjll theullatlng' French song'S The Prop will begin at 3:3 9cloolc. WALLIN FORIY1PASES runswiCkGa Oct Spe cI a storesln bulnee few. worthless checks disappeared and now two or three warrants are. out forhla arrest.

ManchelcIoseda dealSaturday cery stores In theclty R. Akin presIdent company. a check for 500 to close the deal. Sunday nIght he cashed two three small checks tnthe city. and Monday morning brIght and early he eUthe cIty wereprelented ounta PDlCATl 1A MEETINCl iie aWillJJle tM dd i 5r huTchSqn y.

ADe lucaUoil1massmeeUng heldat tI auapleeof LlandInduatrlal In- w1Uact ai' StuOents Re. paatorMitchfl MEchurch Rev. E1L P' rIE ch rch Student. lahol I. HHoIHY head Cu We.

andRecular Rare NrOHto Results nel' orRace Vic. theMuMs Can. Rev. EplecopLichurch. a.

Dr. The Mr Whlte he AnAbsoluteNece8ldty Bishop HM TOPENITENTIARY nov ofIdaho embezzlementotlltate termofnve FRSr ttC4SSES oritaChietthebOar tere4bi WESpl er otAtlantaat thetate wee 11rstplace iDeTerycla8shewuen Hewuf1rlltln under tw. yearaoldclaa inTthe herc1andb thecontest tweenhol1l. ageelbeatlnE famoueCuoUns In. thelbestboar WESplcer as.

I' the InA SALESMANLOSESGRIPS ATTE4NAlSIATION. trave1 ng esmn Iollttwo hewa Inga yelterdayafternoon. The fromthe pmatablets customerUstof donla wlillngto OLOctotier22.CharUe on MarchAtthe the al owas wascom mlttedln county.butthesu- WOM TElfDREVWAI. LrmeheonS n1 FiitMd1iodiatCh 1 wu womensevenlng 1Iethodllitchurcll. andnearlr one' epeclallnvl ta- beforetheservlcesbegan EvaneUatXleID lit po Workawomancan MrK1elnsPoke fewwordsto AI he atevery am ch In- Dr.

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