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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
HIS RESOLUTION CAUSED
RUSSOtAMERICAN UNREST
AUNT LULA GOES TO JAIL
WITH BELOVED LITTLE BOY
Miss Lulu Morgan, of 89 Fortreae-
it., allowed her affection for her three-
rear-old blue-eyed nephew. Bonnie
South, Saturday afternoon by choosing
a cell In the Tower with him In pref
erence to freedom, when the superior
court ordered the lad Into custody on a
writ of habeas corpus.
With tears In her eyes, Miss Mor-
gan, who has been a mother to the baby
ever since her sister was stricken with
epilepsy and unable to care for him,
refused to'be separated from little Bon
nie.
Jesse South, the father of the boy,
a railroad man, has ceased to live with
his wife since she became 111, and the
boy has been in the care of his aunt
and grandmother.
Wilmer L. Moore, New Presi
dent of Chamber, To Be (he
Guest of Honor.
Wall Street Scheme Denounced
Saturday by Men of Mont
gomery County, Ala. .
Brown’s Old Secretary to Suc
ceed Larsen Under Governor
' , Slaton Next Week.
Miss Graham, the Other Show
Girl, Will Enter Suit for a
Like Amount.
Several weeks ago,
when Mrs. South was very III and ex
pecting to die, she gave the child to
her sister and asked her to care for It.
Saturday noon South took out a writ
of habeas corpus In superior court, and
Judge Pendleton, fixing the hearing for
Monday, ordered the lad to be. taken
Into custody by the authorities.
Montgomery, Ala., Dec. 18.—A'sensa
tion was sprung at the meeting of
Montgomery, county farmers and cot
ton holders here today ■ when they
adopted a resolution denouncing .the
Wall Street syndicating scheme for
holding cotton. The meeting had been
called-for an opposite purpose. ,
The resolution says:
"Resolved by the farmers of Mont
gomery county, Alabama, In mass meet-
A. Hardy Ulm, private secretary to
Governor Joseph M. Brown during his
two yeanC-occupancy of the executive
. offices and more j-ecently actively Iden-
: tided, with Governor Brown’s successful
j campaign for the gubernatorial nomi
nation In the December 7 primary elec-
; tlon, will return to the executive office
1 at the rapltol on Mondty- as executive
'secretary to Governor John M. Slaton.
He will serve In that rapacity .during the
• remainder of Governor Slaton's term
: of service, and will continue in the of-
: doe when Governor Brown Is Inaug
urated January 35.
i. Mr. Ulm succeeds W. W. Larsen, who
was warrant clerk under Governor
Brown, add who has been executive
secretary since Governor Slaton has
been In office. When Mr. Larsen ac
cepted the office under Governor Slaton
it was with the understanding that he
would serve only temporarily, because
he could not afford to neglect his law
practice at Dublin for any great length
of time.* He retires at this time lu or
der the return home for the Christmas
season, and to be ready to take up his
legal bualness actively with the advent
of the new year. Mr. Ulm’s experience
In the office makes him especially fit
ted for dlls new duties.
announced ► that
MINOR LODGE OF MASONS
TO HELP FRIENDLESS TOTS
Meers. Gifford, Smith end Borina: wore
appointed the finance committee for the
dialling year.
Thin is the youngeal Masonic lodge in
Atlanta and has made splendid progress.
The lodge will give a Christman tree to
the children in the Home for the Friend-
lena. No expense will be spared to make
the little onea happy.
Worshipful Master Horace Grant has
appointed a committee to confer with Mrs.
McBurney, chairman of jtht* board .of dl-
The. regular communication of E. A.
Minor Lodge. *03, of Masons, waa held in
its temple Friday evening. The follow
ing officers, after being duly elected, were
installed by Kendal welslger, assisted by
Messrs. Perkins and 8 perks.
Dr, Horace Grant was re-elected wor
shipful master; K. M. Bali, senior*warden;
E. A. Minor, Junior warden; W. 8. Loftls,
treasurer; II. H. Clarke. secretary; W. II.
.Douglas, tiler.
P. T. Connolly waa appointed senior
deacon: tv. ft. Mathews, Junior deacon:
W. H. Forshaw, senior steward, and A.
D. Pace. Junior steward.
Athens, Ga-, Dee. 16.—The regular fall
term examinations are In’full away
non-. School closes on the 30th this
year,, and the girls are. all living In
happy anticipation of going home. Only
one,or.two-are to stay at the institute
during the holidays.
There have been several recitals
given by the pupils of the music de
partment. The first one was given
Monday afternoon, and those taking
part .were Misses Melissa Golden, Rosa
Rogers,' Marion Gerdlne, Vera-' Golden
and Wylene Page, assisted by the Lucy
Cobb chorus In several numbers. Those
taking part in the second, given Tues
day afternoon, were Misses Luclle Pea
cock; Rosa Rogers, Claudia Flan nil
CHICAGO HEIRESS TO $100,000
LOST IN WILDS OF WISCONSIN
Hartford, Conn., Dec. 16.—As. right
and left-handed egg-layers,, the White
Leghorns’have won two firsts In thd
international egg-laying contest here.
The Leghorns, entered-by Thomas Bar
ron, of-England, are- ahead so. for, with
a record of 28 eggs for the week. This
was done ona sprint, which was hotly-
contested, but the pullets managed' to
hold to the track and none of the teams
has dropped out yet. The team entered
by the Toms River Poultry Yard was a
close second for a time, with a credit
of ten eggs, but when the dally, result
was announced the English team began
to scratch oyster shells and soon was
again In the lead. , . ,,
Egg fans at the nestslde are begin
ning to lay bets on the Buff Leghorns
entered by George H. Bchmldt, Bf Chi
cago, but they-ask for heavy odds, as
they consider their favorites . rather
nervous from their long trip and not
In the best condition. These Chicago
birds, however, are noted as "stayers"
and their backers believe that when the
contest narrows down to a question of
endurunce they will have a great ad-
V «sohab,y wanri weather "for the
last week, with showers, has made a
slow track, and l( to doubted that any
new. records will be made. The-train
ing table prepared for the contestants
to moat elaborate, the menu consisting
of scratch feed In hoppers, dry mash In
open pans, with grit and oyster shells
on the side, served en-tasse.
Since It has been
Judgc Arthur G. Powell'Is to retire
from the court of appeals next sprlhg.
there has been considerable talk about
the capItol that Mr. Larsen would, make
a most acceptable member .orthis court
should Governor Brown see fit to ap
point him. Since he to from south
Georgia, the section represented by
Judge Powell, and since he stands high
In the legal profession, his appoint
ment would not be a surprise.
to Raelne end who tried-to engage the
girt In conversation, gave- Violet dl-ugi
which left her dased and made her an
r iy prey to the two men whom'Samuel
Wlneger, a retired minister, saw plead
ing with a girl answering the missing
girl’s description at Kenosha on Thanks
giving day. ,
The mother believes that the girt lias
been murdered. Her explanation la that
the child would have communicated, with
her If she were alive.
Chicago, Dec. 18.—Searchers today In
vaded the forest wilds of northern Wis
consin In an effort to locate pretty stx-
teen-year-old Violet Boehler, the missing
1100.00* Chicago heiress. The police were
convinced that the girl was one of a
number recently enticed from Racine.
Wls.. to reeorts In the wuods of northern
Michigan and Wisconsin.
According to the police theory, the
etrmngc woman seen by the conductor on
the train on which the Buehler girl rode
Eyery Movement of the Organ
Can Be Seen Under the Skin
Covering.
REPRESENTATIVE WM. SULZER.
One of New York’s members of con
gress, whose resolution calling for the
abrogation of the Russian treaty of
1832, nearly precipitated war between
that country and America. The meas-
ure passed the lower house of congress
by a vote of 300 to 1. and favorable ac
tion In the senate was expected until
President Taft appealed for Its modifi
cation.
COCK; Rosa Rogers, Claudia Flannlgan,
Mary Agnes O’Donnell, Eileen O’Dbn-
nell, Ludwika Levin, Lucy Leah Ma
this, Mabel Levlson and „Alice Stew-
are.
The Anal recital of the year was given
Friday evening In the Seney Stoval
chapel. The recital was well attended
and greatly enjoyed.' Those having
B usi. n uny naio ~ ,, rf
es in a little cot with Hs heart
like any ordinary child, but with ' t) i«
ference thst the heart to outsWc
thorax Instead of Inside. Them > %
skin nor bono to protect the va**ial
.which Is hanging out on the 5Pcf- n ioa
By the aid of an Ingenious nechsn A
the baby’s heart beat was reglrtercji
glass ball was placed over th* ' f “:
connected by a rubber tubc ') v0 -v
which graphically recorded on « " ^
ingdrum covered with smoked
the most minute movements of tn ,
It Is heating about one hundred tint
minute, and quite strongly, too • htl
thin skin one* can «« 'RM'KL’m! P
the chambers snd watch m.,-3
Then, when the heart contracts- ™
la forced Into the arteries to j"
utsd thru the body. The chlH
quite healthy.
places on the program were Misses Fay
Dobbs. Ellse Wallace, Melissa Golden,
Frances Bond, Marlon Gerdlitc, Wylene
Page, Vera Golden, Luclle Peacock,
Lena Quilllan and Nellie Wheatley.
ay'res shot his son,
THEN KILLED HIMSELF
The annual Christmas vesper service
Is to be held In the chapel Sunday aft
ernoon. Several of the historic old
Lot Angslet, Dsc. 16c—Samuel P.
Ayres, of Boston, shot and probably fa
tally wounded his son at a hotel early
today and then committed suicide.
Unanimously Decide to Leave
the Salary Limit Proposition
as at Present.
Convict* by wholesale came lo the -fed
eral prison Just before noon Saturday. A
special carload of prisoners, twenty-ona
In number, with eleven heavily armed
guards In charge of them, came In from
Washington on Southern train No. 39 at
10:16 o’clock.
The car waa switched from the Ter
minal station to the prison. City raasen-
grr Agent Jim Ituden, of the Southern
railway, wes at the Terminal station to
meet them.
John L. Zlnkham, e special United
Buttes marshal, of the department of Jus
tice at Washington, was In charge of
the guards end prisoner*..
The prisoners were men sent up from
all part* or the East and concentrated at
Washington for transportation Friday aft-
carols will be sung, among them being
Gounod's "Naxareth” and a quartet
Troy, N. Y, Dee. If—Chief of Pollen
Donovan, of Portchester. N. Y„ this
morning communicated with Sheriff
Cottrell, of Rensselaer county, Infdrm-
Ing him that he had under arrest there
a man supposed to b-- Edward Donato,
and requested a detailed description of
the Italian suspect for whom a country
wide search Is being made for the mur
derer of the four membera of the Mor-
ner family at Blooming Grove on laat
Tuesday.
Lester Ordered West.
Sergeant Henry F. I .ester, Jr., company
G, First Infantry, U. 8. A-, who has been
■ on duty with the Fifth Infantry,
de tilled on duty with the Fifth Infantry,
Georgia National Guard, at Atlanta, has
been ordered to proceed to Vancouver
barracks, Washington state, for further
assignment. Ills successor with the Fifth
By VERNER M. JONES.
Nashville. Tenn., Dee. 16.—The opening
session of ths Southern league club rep
resentatives was held this morning with
all clubs represented except New Orleans.
The session was commenced by-consider
ation of the salary and player limit and
reading of president’s report. It waa
unanimously decided to leave limit propo
sition es at present. No changes In play
ing rules were suggested nor player deals
developed as yet. The session this altar-
noon will close the meeting.
Herschel Ratsrse.
The funeral of Herschel
aged 25. who died Friday rt|-■>'*>
local sanitarium, was held -
aft; in-on In Poole's chapel-
mains wen taken to laW 0 ’-
where they will be interred.
Mr*. B. M. Thomas, Hoboken, Ga. carols unde
WsycroM, Ga., Dec. 16.—Mrs. B. M. townspeopli
Thomas, wife of the former representative x#r is *h*
of Pierce county, died suddenly today at JrJf ilL, V”
her home Beer Hoboken. Sbe fa survived for
by her husband ami several children. The served at
funeral take* place tomorrow at Hick ok, tew year a.
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