The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia • Page 16

A iT-- RAN TO CATCH TRAIN AND THEN FELL DEAD NabvlUe Tenn September 2 Aft er running to catch a. ira at Huntland. Tna. this morning. Byrum Yearwood 71) a resident of Rutherford county was noticed by his wife In the seat opposite him.

to unusually quiet. Examination showed he wag dead. The towers of the Panama cathedral are roofed with pearl shells which re tJect the sunlight ea that they can be ea far out at sea. Weak Kidneys regulated and made strong by the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Positively guaranteed by money-bark offer.

Tastes fine co a trifle. Delivered any- wbere by our Atlanta Agents Courser Is Mann Drugltore Marietta and Broad 513. TO SEE THE SO Frank Jennings Delighted With Atlanta Expects 6000 at 1917 Convention. Frank R. Jennings of Chicago.

ad- vert1ing manager of The Rotarian the organ of International Rotary who arrived in Atlanta Monday night on his first visit to this city. said when seen yesterday that his visit was strictly on business. It 1 were not told where I was and was set down Atlanta. I would say that I was in a northern city. he declared.

It has the same progressive spirit and the same au of business. This Make Thrift a Household Word Teach the children to be thrifty. Habits formed in childhood are not apt to change in after years. The key opening box of SttiMOiA with more them fifty shines and a SulN0A HOME SET for polishing is an outfit unequalled for economy and convenience. BLACK TAH WHITE At all dealer Take no substitute.

SHINE WITH 8ra A AND SAVE HOMZ SET ft LlL Are You Working on a Salary It so your first thought should be to form the habit or la ing aside a detjnite portion of it to provide for the future. or perhaps enable you to go Into busl. ness for yourself. In this connection there is nothing more important than to select the best and most convenient place to put our money. There Is no savings Institution that offers you greater advantages in the way of safet 1 and interest than Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank.

Money may be withdrawn at any time. of per cent tatfreut paid on all accounts. Open 4 to II In addition to morning hour. One dollar will tart an account. GEORGIA SAVINGS BANK TRUST 0.

ORGANIZED 1899 Open Saturday afternoon from 4 to ft in nddltlon to moraine hour JL I New York Dental Offices PEACHTREE ST. COR. MARIETTA OVER ELKINS ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED SRID6E A A 1000 set of uifloir Teeth R. S.

for WORK 3. None Better CROWNS Tooth 22 SOLD Made and Delivered Same Day. IN SPRING oYaarTble All the parity of wzs-cotc MountaiD Spring Crater and pure toot. There's no men more cooling and at than thla celebrated in" 1 the Virginia alch WAS Wu-Cott Gnsp Ala It rood. the Imported and furnish the Unqualified GUW1tn that if von try it and it 5 notabtofatelr urizfectory1 you dealer it tathorad refund the purclwe piles.

Was Ginger Ale Was Mineral Water Order eue today fit ei bottle. If your deal i doesn't hsadi send bl nun and wm apply yon direct aad ram abr that yoor money will be rettmd by TOOT disIex or tiUi cops. yoa an not toroagUr T1 i TAZEWELL MFG. CO. North nV ae Mineral brni Tile fpJJpwtop Jobbrn to tDrgJJ Arc ttintfftag Was itagu Alt H.

t- Singer Co. Atlanta Ga. So Loeb Co. Columbus Ga. Gtover Grocery Co.

Amtricua Ga. A. Etulich Bro. Qroc ry Co. Savannah Ga.

W. B. DrIhzm A Son Augusta Ga. Macon Grocery Co. Macon.

Ga. Useless to You But valuable to someone else. This means those odd pieces of furniture carpets rugs musical instruments or other articles that ou have lying around or stored away. The Some else" AT the Ie wk ar reacts the ele Ua rclutB Tile AUC. CvnOtvtiom.

TftT ay they nad This rerkapa U. Terr Offer them for sale you wm find a ready buyer and be agreeably surprised to find how quickly they can be turned into cash. la my tint. trip couth of Loutitfle. but I hay already fallen in IOTA with this city.

It seem to me that Atlanta has more of the spirit of ease than the northern I have always wanted to live lit a. place about this alee. Peo pie here seem to. take things easier than they do la the north. That mean more of the real Joy of Ute.

The main reason or sending the next convention of the International Rotary to the soath wu to gtre th members in the north and- west a chance to ae the real puthern spirit. Then. too. In my personal opinion bringing the convention to this part of the country will mean more for the southern clubs. It la sure to give a spirit of Inspiration.

There is much to be gained both by the northern and southern clubs In the convention of 1917. After seeing title city I am convinced that the people are amply able to care lot any zized crowd. Attest Mr. leanings stated that it was his personal opinion that about 1000 people will be present at the coming convention. The international association has gained In numbers at every convention he declared.

The Rotarian reaches 21000 members of the international association throughout 283 cities In the United States. Canada. Great Britain. Honolulu and Havana. The association was in the process of forming- associations to be affiliated with the main body a Europe when the war broke out.

Mr. Jennings stated. The official organ of the body takes advertising only tram Inns haying a national fame. and in this way is one of the test mediums in the country. he declared.

night Mr. Jennings attended the meeting of the. Retail Merchants' association and was more than pleased to be able to meet such a fine body of men and expressed his pleasure at the address of Mayor-elect Candler. Later in the evening he was taken to several of the large hotels in the city and was Uhen given a ride out on some of the tine roads. When he arrived Monday night he was met at the station by a delegation iron the local Rotary club and escorted to the city ponce headquarters.

They tried to play a. practical Joke on Mm and had him locked in a cell. lie displayed his badge as a member of the Chicago police force and turned. tile Joke on the makers. Mr.

Jennings will leave the city Wednesday night and expects to be back. in Chicago by Sunday. Question of Admitting Them Up to Washington May Establish Precedent. New York September 2 Major Ar- hue S. umphreys and Lieutenant Hugh I Jr.

British army officers. detained a Ellis Island under a. recent order from Washington to the" immi gratton authorities to hold soldiers of belligerent countries attempting- to en tsr the United States were taken be- tore a special of Inquiry hero today and II. report of the evidence was sent to Washington. In addition to the inquiries ordtna- rllv addressed to immigrants.

the on ces were asked questions to establish that they are still members of the British army and as to their destina- tlon which they said was Canada. Pending the arrival of the decision in their cases. which was asked for lm. mediately by Immigration Commissioner Howe they were given the fret. dom ofdEllls Island.

and quartered in the commissioners own rooms. XaJcr Hutnphreys is accompanied by his wife and she is held with him. Order From Washington. Con Howe war shown a dispatch from Washington stying that it was stated both at the state de. partment and immigration bureau that nothing was known of any order detain officers or men of European armies arriving at American ports.

We are In receipt from the bureau of immigration at Washington. th commissioner said of a communication directing us. in the case of any alien who served In the forces of any of the belligerent countries seeking admission to the country. to ascertain whether they have been discharged tram the army of the belligerent country and whether they are destined to some point in this country or are pass. tng through to Canada and that It Is found they have not been discharged or are passing through this country to Canada.

the matter should be brought I to the attention of the bureau of tin- migration. I In these special cases the board of special inquiry examined Major Humphreys and Lieutenant Levick and found that action upon them should be deterred. Instead of excluding them. we put the matter in suspense and have sent a record of the proceedings before the board to Washington today. requesting action on tomorrow or as early as possible.

Commissioner Howe added that four men were detained last week pursuant to the same order. but were admitted on orders from Washington. Neither Major Hurnphreys nor Lleu- tenant Levlck would discuss his case. They have made no formal protest I being held. They said they.

would take no further action until the decision was sent from Washington. They notified the British consul of their predicament and counsel was assigned to them. My Ksiabllah Precedent. Washington. September 26 Special attention win be given by the Lmmigra.

lion bureau to the cases of Major Hutnphreys and Lieutenant LevJck. ld at New York. which fame officials here think may establish a precedent having Important bearing on the fu ture admission of British officers on their way to Canada. Officials both at the bureau and the state department decline to discuss the order described by Commissioner Howe. but it became known that the department recently had indicated Informally to Great Britain that the practice of vending soldiers through this country was not regarded here a desirable.

No official of the Immigration bu reau would even confirm tonight that such instructions as quoted by Commissioner Howe had been issued Corn. missioner General Camlnettl said he never had heard of the order. The board of inquiry report Is ex pected to reach the bureau tomorrow and official said tonight consideration or the cases would be expedited. NEGROES LEAVE FARMS TO WORK IN NORTH Euraula Ala. September 16.

Spe dal. Northern labor markets are cal ng- pretty heavliy on the local negro population. During the pa month several hundred negroes have left Barbour cotnty for New York and Chicago Induced to go by the offers of la bor agents who have been at work in this section. One train that left Hufaula last night for Montgomery tqok a delega ion of thlrt fl Prom Montgomery they were to leave for Chicago. The majority of the negroes who are leaving come from the.

country where thr have had a. disastrous experience with their crops this year on account of th floods In July. Numbers of experienced workmen have been leaving the city. however and some concern will soon be tell It the labor movement continues. Iron Workers to Dallas.

New Orleans September 28 The next biennial convention of the In ternationat Association of Bridge. Structural and Ornamental Iron Work- er and Pile Drivers will be held Dallas Texas. September. W8 cording to announcement of the execu. Uve committee here today.

I Juliette Dika the celebrated Franco-American Co. I mediennei Forsytha aQ week. William Butler Confesses He Aided in Robbing Mr. Klipperl New York. September 2 William Butter chief figure in the countrywide blackmailing conspiracy under in vestigstion In several cities today pleaded guilty to swindling Mrs.

Regina Klipper of Philadelphia. ra at once sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment In the Atlanta penitentiary. Butler was brought here today from Philadelphia for arraignment. Re was accused of blackmailing Mrs. Xlppe at an up-town hotel here in April last under the gul or being a xpeclal gent of the department of justice.

Butler la the first of the alleged' blacVmaUers to get a prison sentence. They are accused of operating in va rious cities with many persons OX wealth as their victims. using tfi Mann white slave act as a means of blackmail. Butler warn first arrested in Philadelphia January. last on the charge of I having attempted to extort 8000 from Mrs.

3. Bolton Wlnpenn a wealthy resident of that city for the suppression of a. fictitious white stave" complaint against her son Marshall Winpenny. This charge fell through on the death. of Mrs.

Wtnpeuny three weeks ago. BesIdes Butler the Indictment re turned in the Kttpper case names Frank Crocker. Arthur Lc David George Irwin and ward Donahue. The latter Is now under arrest la Chicago charged with being concerned In tn rec nt kidnapping of Mr Kllpper from Philadelphia to Montreal for the purpose of ob structtng Justice in the trial of Irwin. David also known as on Collins.

is serving a term In the federal prl on at Atlanta for using the mails to defraud. Butler pleaded guilty to the conspiracy count of the Indictment and was told by Federal Prosecutor Knox that It would not relieve him from prosecution on other counts or Indictment yet to be found in the blackmailing cases. Florida Supreme Court Practically Settles Contest for Gubernatorial Nomination. Tallahassee. Fla.

September 28 W. V. Knott present holder of the democratic certificate of nomination for governor of Florida won a decisive victory over Sidney J. Catts before the supreme court today. The count de clded that the circuit court of lachua county Is or competent Jurisdiction and that the writ of the latter court di recting a recount of the vote for ernor in every precinct of the county had priority over the peremptory writ grawed by the supreme court to coun' the vote of peclnct No.

3 In that county. Th recount of the vote of the whole county wilt now proceed. the contempt. proceedings against Percy S. Hayes.

editor of The Pensacola. Journal. and Bryan Stack staT representative of The News during the Xnott-Catta controversy before the st. preme court last week. both men de murred' today.

Counsel for the men declared that the case would decide what rights toe courts and the people have In such matters for alt time and what free' speech and free frees meant in Florida. Ccli Slakes Gala. Jacksonville Fin. September 26. For the first time since the recounts in the various counties of th state in connection with the contest proceed- Ings instituted toy W.

V. Knott. candidate for governor. Sidney 3" ClLth made a perceptible gain today in i county in which Knott had sLai ted the proceedings. A recount of the vote for governor in six of fifteen precincts' of Dade county gave Catte fourteen more votes than Knott gained.

Recounts are also proceeding today in Mr1on andiAlachua counties. Thirteen precincts recounted in ilachua county gave Knott a gain of twenty. one votes. Knott gained nineteen votes In eight precincts in Marion county today. Deducting Catts' gain in Dade Knott stands forty votes In the lead today.

PARKER WILL OPPOSE ELECTION OF HUGHES New Orleans. September 26 John M. Parker. progres lve nominee for vice president. announced today he will open his speaking tour in the present campaign at Cleveland.

Ohio the night of October 7. He then will visit several smaller Ohio cities not yet definitely determined and on October 10 will speak in Cincinnati. Re has arranged to speak at various points in. New York state from October 22 to 16 and on the 18th will address a meeting In Fantuti halt Boston. Mr.

Parker said that In his speeches he will urge maintenance of the progressive party organization and Its principles will discuss the Adamson hour law and questions of governmental policy from the progressive standpoint and will reserve the right to crltlcille either or both presidential candidates of the dominant parties. In a. recent statement Mr. Parker gave Ms reasons why he will work against Mr. Hughes' election.

but he said today he has not determined whether he will advocate Mr. Wilson's election while on the stump. FREIGHT CARS NEEDED IN LULA SECTION Kufaula. Ala. September 28 Spe cial.

A heavy freight car shortage i being' experienced throughout tlls ser tlon. according- to local agents of th Central of. Georgia. railroad who state hat every a car 1 In service and la being kept on the move. Shippers are being urged to hold theta as little as possible.

In order that the genera freight movement may be expe. dlted. Although th crop is much shorter there ha teen more cotton mpvlng durIng the past month than was th. case last year. What cotton Is lng brought In is enerally sold on he prevailing high market.

but beglnnng with the tint of the month the cotton movement will probably taper oft considerably. KLOTZHELD IN CHICAGO ON A WAYCROSS CHARGE Chicago September Special Charles Clots 35 years old. said to' have been general manager of the I Wayeross Furtkre company 01 Waycross a. and said to be wanted In Waycrosa on two free of larcenj is being held at the defective bureau. Re was arrested Monday in the of lIce of the Chicago Junction Railway company.

where he was employed as clerk. His arrest followed the re celPt of a telegram from Waycross saying Xlotz had been indicted on two I charges of larceny. bv the telegram did not state the amount Involved. KoU. according to Attorney Walter Rooney.

his counsel. Is a son of a. wealthy Salisbury. N. C.

resident and will Tight ei tradition. W. I. CALLOWAY HELD UP ON MADISON AVENUE W. Calloway.

of 177 Oakland avenue we. held up and robbed last night on tdMon arena near engine house KovS. CaHoTrar atared tbat A manTad been following- him for some time nd when he to a. dart place on Madi. fnfca aTB rTOrer tuek it tu cl chest rellevlng Wm of Ida watch.

a Walth m. and Sr JamesThompson paxiyvv The Punsmiths Forsyth all week. NO. 26 ILLIARD STREET Near Decatur Street Lot 52x100. This place will be sold at administrators sale on Tuesday October 3rd at 10:30 o'clock.

rents for 1060. Please examine- it beforehand and attend the sale. It. must be disposed of for cash in order to wind up an estate. Forrest George Adair have 2500 to lend at 7 also 5000 to lend at 7 in one two or three loans.

Forrest George air WEYMAN CONNORS GB. BuHcttnx jiTfc A A Tnat C0 Butltl LOANS Business Man. Department Store- Convenient Files Are best housed in our neat line of transfer cases. The handy arrangement and smooth action of these cases will make an instant appeal to your office force. You can secure them singly or in combination in a wide variety of styles and prices.

In fact we have exactly what you want in office furniture whether it be transfer cases desks chairs or tables. Call Main 2600 for a salesman. Foote Davies Company Edgewood Ave. Pryor St. THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE COMPANY Capital 300000 Gould Building Eitablijbed 1870 I Invites applications for loans on improved residence and buaieas 1 I property in Atlanta I J.

T. HOLLEMAN. w. L. KEMP.

2. W. ANDREWS. A i V. Pre.

See it KRYPTON BIFOCALS Fu and Near sight la one solid glass no seams. lines or blisters to anoy the wearer or attract attention of others are appreciated most by thole who wttt a. Superior BUocaL The accuracy In wlich we manufacture KRYPTOKS careful testing of the eyes correct frame fitting and courteous attention Is bringing us business from many States. It la worth your railroad fare and all you pay for your glasses to come to us when In need of honest- Optical service. WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL CO.

SIONI 85 Peachtree Street Atlanta Ga. DJ JaJ LATWALl PAINT Dozier Gay Paint Company 4 8C. JckoevtI1e U. It S. Bread St.

Atlanta Us. Uth Pb. M. Maaofaotor Paint far every PnrpoM. One Uewelln white setter black ears and face with white streak town middle of head hair a little brown over both eyes about 6 years old answers to name of DASH disappeared Saturday night after midnight.

Notify Wilmer L. Moore Jr. Ivy 2203. UaveaHotonef Dorii eat COLD TOAST when you can make HOT TOAST on your table Is it possible anyone can disregard the advantages of electrical cooking devices Only a lack of knowledge prevents every woman from becoming much interested in the many devices which science has provided for shortening the steps and. the hours of house- keet ers.

We have little illustrated de- seriptive folders explaining all manner of household devices. and if not convenient to call at the store we will be to mail to any address. Write or- phone Anything and everything vlectricat. CARTER ElECXO. tlNBROAPST LODGE NOTICES M.

ommaacUda of wtu tM Held tn Fr A terulty hall. MH xantUA trvct this WtdBMday at o'clock flrathr Jnir qualified an to' with us. Malta Ix Arv Hl. F. A.

It. wm to bid in Msaonlo Temple comer Peacatr sad Cata tlNta tale Wednesday at tZi o'clock aharj Th Entered Apj ntlc oe will pa by our Junior warden. Brother W. Yemen SkU. Mi only qualined brethren are cordially sad n-ateraallr ItvJted to with us.

By or- dej. DO KORCH. W. M. The' mben of Ktbii Tempi No.

tZS. Dtamatio Order KnljnU of Khors an. with. lr ladies. wilt.

the guest. of Xibia mpl at dine and entertainment la th hall. top floor koraytft buUdiac toetght at ttt o'clock alt votaries staring to lr It voatble. Any visiting votary corolallT icom d. TPV MOORZ Royal Vkler.

R. 11. Secretary. A reuisp tlnr bt Or der 01 Owls will be held this dae day renor at o'clock In ta Red. Men.

halt. AU members arced to attend. WESLEY TAYLOR. President. C.

RAOrU Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. IJTTIiE Died at private sanitarium Sunday at p. m. Mr.

BenjamnL 'Little age la years. lie Is Jllrvtved bY his mother. Mrs. B. H.

Little three" brothers and three sistera. Remains are' at the chapel of A. O. A Boy oneho0 pending funeral arrangements. DUFFEE The funeral or Mw.

A. 7. Duffee will 4 held today at p. ro. tram the residence of Mr.

3. W. Fr wen. 102 West Baker street. Interment Greenwood.

Limousines wily le tth chapel of A. O. Roy' Oonehoo at 1:34 p. in. VAN MARTER Tha remains of.

Mr Julia H. Van Marter. who died at th residence of her daughter. Mrs. E.

O. Stiveus. will ha taken to BUunel MIch. for funeral and interment. A.

O. Roy Donehoo funeral directors in charge. 10 w. WJRY VsAag B. LOWNOES CO.

Fumral Director CUlUG1E WAY AT CLLI TICCT GENERAL HOUSE REPAIRS PAINTING AND TINTING. fURNJTURf REPAIRED COOPER DAY 43 W. Hunter St. w. G.

COOPER. Main 5490 T. 3. DAY. JR.

ttiatiiqggv cwcM HOSPITAL couicz or worn LOCATED is THE WORLDS MEDICAL rae Lecriditd tod Knnlnc COUIMI. With Tnlnioa dlas te roe OF MEDICINE AD iD 8I Ruflding euIpmenl. tteOUr. clinical drtat ad ntulram nu deal PrIZtsI1 Drytrtmtnt thou oC entrul. roc cit.

add. Bn un RM AM. CMttft. lit ROSENFELD tie Beat Clothe la th City. ram 920 up.

le Soutk rry corner Alabasta street. EgtabUaed lace 1901. Let nake Fall Salt. What About the Details You mow the general poll- des of your business but what do you know. about the details It La next to an Impossibility for any man to carry both he must leave the details to subordinates and assistants.

It is the duty and. province of the expert. accountant to check up the details and put them before you In concrete form. An audit Insures yon as to attention to detail while you are directing the general policy. lonzo Richardson Company Certified Public Accountant Empire cId.

Atlanta Oa. PERSONAL MAGNETISM" Taught in book. ntltl fOcenlt Science. Tbe latent force. of man and how to develop and them of In trlnsic value.

HypnotUau thr. etc. Third edition. I months. Send money order lor 1DD to ChuY Hutch- en.

Room Wtllt ms House- noogiL Tenn. Book by return malL PROFESSIONAL CARDS. P. IL Arthur DOT Br Ur ft Albert In to 1 AtltnU pi. Distance pon MM IOU tl6 Atlanta.

Barnnrtlt umcnt by tb a mocratle xtouVr committee upon th und rilrDau eanI- date for pruon commissioner at Ui primary held September 12. lilt T-- Entr nc tee lttS4 Advertising Ct fo U. Kit Printing Jl end railroad i CUUf The above amount wa ptI J. A. St.

HENSLEE. ealncrtbed and worn Ior this 2Mb day of September un. E. J. MUflPT ZR Notary PubZia Mice Statement made.

filed and pabMibed A. W. Cot rt under eecttoa It rte. by commit. upon and.

a candidate for 3nfl hlp court of appeal Georgia at pr mary elecUon held September fl UI. zcban Telephone end tlgaph Printing card Traveling expenses. tlttuoraphtc work in prtnUns Jttt It :235 4114 Total the above a tree mi i ot of my. etinDttgn expenses le rr by. to ad tlx pnrpois for whtth.

na and th which ha paid the earn. was. p4 from tar 0. persona SUDS. except boat 2111 whJcll not been paid but will be paid train mT and when bill are presate I A W.

cozawr. I Sworn to. and mbeetlbed before in ltd Oay of BepUmbtr S. M. 1JAVl naiJ1 rezl ent oaa towerlfof wblcbre- seen Kidneysj celebr.

Sh Tar nu roa ROTARI NS ANxIoUs. 1 SOU1H SeJm Dgs ed5 Jennin 4- verU lng or bu iness. dec ed 1II01s thanfifty WHITE xA rn I I I taying ou safety Mon ma aD Op GEORGIASAVINGSBANK CO. I 11 I II Eli III Per u-Cott W2 cin root. refrahin healthlu1.

Vu a Halth Unquall cd 100 It not anchor ed ts mcl GingerAle Water 11 AtDnz iabGrocenSocIaF lOCti Ord a W. MJ era detler 4 te na.m. aD W. tr- 117012 snt rsmbz on- ICOO ft. CQm Sn Vir.

I ilia' Y1Mral srtac LIt. tta TizurA V. rnmlffimmllmm ml1 I 4. Grocery Bgh ans rugs. ar idt stor are le wit.

aN a las IN' eeu. 1. UUiti 1 the sktag far tktg Tea ew. a eeably PI" trl otiIiou e. havalrea 7 enlD wt I thldtT re eaaethan Pe here' kfl the mpu.

real-joy for nextconvenUon waS. the see rea I' uthemBplrlt. brn a w1 clabsn There" mu pin nced 1000 to Att eeRajJo UclUea In or ne a drells then lce eave WlO BRITISH OffiCERS HELD AT ELLIS ISLAND Washington-May I the en. a otlnqulry Ca ada. of El18 iMaJ Wa8hln ton nothln 0 detainotrlcen cODm nica- a king 3.

tl I lot. 1 di8 harged I ma er I I it ad I Lt vlck ould I tember 28. 1 in fu- as bu. uoted ex- fctfd conr ldera- I Ing hea Uy paK cQlnt rk labor alJt fl ne roes thv wlth ILn The In- ers in In eJl ecu. I.

I 4 IIII- tA FAlinIYlMIIR NT. 10 ATlANTA PRISON I Aidedm I U. I I in- I severa i Reclna.1 I He was senten rou I un er guIse I i Is. I accus ye- I ny eraona Zn. I PhUa e1- I 011 i rellJpent teUthrough re- a the recent Yrs.

ob- 1Uu t1ng Don II prison I II DECISIVE VICTORY WON BY KNOrr OVER CA TIS IL todiL dl- gra ed No3 The rec unt th who In pre me ec1are eech a in the I Si ln ay started Cattfourteea and Alachua atan a John progressive or OhlOi wII a gr ll8lve 1 26. 1 A ls I th" is an urge II. pOl' il l1' eral the has KLOTZ HELD I to th Fur oture char es tive Mon ay of- ce Chlcago1uncUon emplo a HI re I Inv ed an wI I. AV NUE I robbedJut annuaurcnPuehollB NJ. tiaYitit a sad lace Ka l- aoniLTenue nw revoYerand WlthJn and II.

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1. FUNERALNOTICE LITTLE-Died a. hDenJmJnLLJt Hejs slllterRemain Donehoo. rT1Lttgel 1ents. Tbe be p.m/ Fret- 10 the 1 3G AN The Un.

the 6r Ukento tanera14jrectol8 n. JOa. ilK on LOWNDE5Ge. Ktors. I.

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lahei Be C1ri latt ae from t2QUJh ID I Uab E8t. sla 71Irj l' ge er es t4 aboatthe or or taU. tes lrorLnceo to thedeteJtS you nci te OU deWlwhUe al Com Qny Atlanta9a. xiewbook 9 ult ScienceHThe msketl1emotbi te1epathy. lit fo 100 So WUUams tta- okb7return flrewrter Rymsa4 DOrM7.

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