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THE ATLANTA GEOKGIAN AND NEWS, I i EEDAV. APRIL 29, Ibj ..
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GERMAN PRINCE AIDS
CHILDREN OF POOR
AUSTRIA WILL
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CROWN PRINCE FREDERICH WILHELM.
Capital Citv Members Authorizn i There Is Every Reason for Start-
Committee to Buy Estates for ing Now if You Wish To Be
Country Organization. One of the Winners
Negotiation!* aro on botw^pn th*
Car it* I City Club and realty men Hint
will lead to the purchase of the
Hrookhaven estates for the establish
ment of a country dub a.* an adjunct
of the downtown organization.
Authority to make the purchase w.ts
given last night at the annual meeting
of the club. A special committee was
authorized, to be appointed by Presi
dent R. F. Maddox, to tak* up finally
the details of the purchase, in connec
tion with the flnann committee.
Negotiations will hinge on th< pric*
.Tohn E Murphy, member of the Capi
tal City Club, said to-day the owners
of the Brookhaven estates will he
« asked to reduce their demand- in
round figures, about $100,000
The overwhelming vote, by club
members in favor of purchasing th
country property is considered evi
dence of the d< sire for the double
establishment. The plans provide for
the maintenance of the country club
by the downtown club, but with sep
arate officers
The Brookhaven estates include a
handsome club house, located pic
turesquely in a tract of about 150
acres, upon which If a fine nine-hole
golf course. It is propof'd to lav out
en eighteen-hole course and otherwise
amplify the club grounds arrange
ments
It is the opinion of the business men
of the Capital City Club that they m i
reserve 50 acres and sell it eventuall'
for enough to pay for the entire prop
erty at Its present price.
Policeman Accused
As Bandit Leader
Confessed Robbers Say Officer Walk
ed Beat by Night, Planned
Crime by Day.
CHICAGO. April 29- In a cell at
the county Jail to-day. Policeman
William H. Ohm denied that he was
the chief of a gang of robbers that
worked in Chicago all of laHt win
ter.
Ohm was the “brains’’ and silent
leader of a gang of seven burglars
and highwaymen, according to con
fessions of three of t he men who said
they were members of thw gang.
Ohm. according to the three high
waymen. walked his beat at night,
and in the daytime planned and or
dered the robbery of places and pe
destrians in his district.
MISS GORDON AGAIN HEADS
CHILD LABOR CONFERENCE
MERIDIAN, MISS.. April 29 T!v
child labor conference, in session hero,
to-day re-elected .Vfiss Jean M. Gor
don* of New Orleans, president. H.
P. Hanson, of Memphis, was made;
secreta ry -1 rea surer.
Details of the contests for the
Shetland ponies The Georgian and
Sunday American are to award as
prizes have been announced.
Many nominations preceded the an
nouncement of details. Rtnce publi
cation of the details in The Georgian
Monday there has been a veritable
flood of entrants.
What wonder? The contest entails
the most pleasant kind of work and
the prizes are an Incentive to any
boy or girl.
Anyone seeking subscriptions for
The Georgian and Sunday American,
we believe, will be received kindly In
any Georgia home, and any contest
ant may be proud of the ponies and
carts which Tire on the way here to
be distributed as prizes.
The. contestants already in the field,
of course, have an advantage. There
Is every reason for starting now. Ask
your friends to save for your candi
date the coupons from The Georgian
and Sunday American. They will do
It gladly.
Your Friends Will Help.
Ask our friends who do not sub-
ODDITIES
—in the—
DAY’S NEWS
YOU CAN DO AS YOU LIKE IN
YOUR OWN FUAT A person's flat
Is his own castle. If he wants to
sing and play ragtime all night it's
his own business. So ruled Judge
Gemmill. of < 'htcago. in deciding Mrs.
Nelli© MeOalley had no legal • com
plaint against Miss Anna O'Rourke
of the flat al)Ove.
ARM CUT oFF AND HE DIDN’T
KNOW IT.—While searching John
Bergstrom for weapons after arrest
ing him for disorderly conduct’, po
licemen at the Hammond, Ind., pris
on found the prisoner's right arm
had been cut <dT. Barg.strrun had not
missed It, and could not account fur
the accident.
MONEY DOESN’T TALK IN THIS
COURT.—A remark that money
might make the road to divorce castor
was regretted to-day by Eugene
Bauchwitz, a divorce litigant in a
Chicago court “May be if 1 had u
million dollars 1 might gut a divorce,”
said Bauchwitz when the court re
fused his application for a decree.
Thirty days in Jail," said Jinlc<
Petit.
Crowu Print*** Fmlerich Wilhelm of Germany is very kind to the poor, his latest effort in
their behalf being his arrangement, to take one hundred poor children from the schools of iter,
lin for a three weeks’ stay at the seashore. He is to defray all expenses from the profits of a
book he has written, and the happy youngsters are to be sheltered in the quarters of his army
regiment. ,
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Quart Georgia Cane
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scribe for The Georgian and Ameri
can to subscribe. You will be asking
them to clo a favor to themselves, for
they will get at no advance over the
regular price the best newspaper in
the Sf»utn. besides helping you.
And f nil your friends already sub.
scribe to The Georgian and Ameri
can. as no doubt most of them do,
ask the.n to pay in advance. They
will gain by this, fts well as you.
Remember, there are eight districts
in the city; two prizes for the State
at large, on© outside the State, be
sides the prizes for carriers and
agents.
A subscription to the daily and
Sunday papers for one year counts
for 3,500 votes. Subscriptions for
less terms count, in a carefully grad
uated scale down to 100 votes for
one month s subscription to the daily
alone.
Not Limited in Territory.
The districts are not pitted against
each other. Contents are on an ab
solutely equal footing. All you have
to do to win is to get more votes
than any other contestant in your
own neighborhood. You are not lim
ited to your own neighborhood in
taking subscriptions or obtaining vote
coupons, but can have votes credited
to you for coupon* or .subscriptions
received from your friends regardless
of where they live.
Meanwhile, do not overlook your
opportunity to enjoy a play at the At
lanta Theater*free of all cost.
Miss Lilly Long is playing there
you know This week the attraction
1> “The Butterfly on the Wheel.” an
attraction which made a profound
■sons iUon In New York.
Th* Georgian and American have
no seats for this week’s perform
ances, but vve have watched the pro
duction carefully in order to be able
to tell t ur readers what they may
expect from the company.
W c art glad to be able to an*
i nounc.e that the stock company head
ed by Miss Long demonstrates that
j It L capable of giving a splendid pro
motion of tin* most trying play. At-
j ;ra< unis ns strong and stronger than
1 he Butterfly on the Wheel” are
bookrd for succeeding weeks, and,
without reservation, we can promise
: "ur readers the opportunity of see-
; .ng as cud theatrical attractions as
ii ever Fas been the good fortune of
Atlanta to enjoy.
| -member, then is no contest for
! th'^tcr seats Sttnply clip the oou-
• pons from Thursday. Friday and Sat-
■ orday i*Mies of The Georgian and
: i rom next Sunday’s American, mail
i ito'fp in, and ge* a reserved seat in
the best part of the house.
NEW TORPEDO BUOY WILL
SAVE NAVY MUCH MONEY
NEWPORT. April 29.—Hospital
Steward Clement Diiohesnev of the
torpedo cruiser Montgomery, has ln-
ve’-t* *: a buoy that can be attached
, ’ . torpedo without interfering
vii ■ its progn-ev tfter it is tired. If
Lie torpfco does not come to the sur
tax- the buoy is liberated,
j Tins wdl save the navv much mon-
I h\ . During practice . ach year loft
j torpeuoe* art* recovered only after
j much trouble and often by paying
| reward# to fishermen.
J.fl.BAGWELLAND M’CLELLAND GETS
E
Former General Secretary of the
Y. W. C. A. Bride of Business
College Man.
Miss Daisy Eckert, who resigned
as general secretary of the local
Y. W. U. A. April 15, was married at.
noon to-day to J. O. Bagwell, of the
Bagwell Business College, in Atlanta,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Woods White, 32 Howard Street. Rev.
Charles Daniel* officiating.
Miss Eckert, Incidentally, demon
strated the fact that a woman—one
woman, anyway- can kep a secret, if
she makes up her mind, even though
it is a secret so sweetly delicious as
her own wedding day and the name
of the lucky man.
Several weeks ago, when the rumor
first went abroad that she was con
templating matrimony, wily friends
and associates undertook to get from
her the name of her intended and the
wedding date.
Miss Eckert did not deny th© soft
impeachment within the rumor, but
"some time befo»e the summer is
over, perhaps," was all she would
venture.
She had heard, for one thing, that
a conspiracy was on foot to make
trouble for the daring male person
who came a-wooing Miss Daisy with
intent to take her away from the
Y. W. \ A Maybe it was that and
maybe a was omething else What
ever It was, .she kept it, and it only
became known to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. White tendered Mr.
and Mbs. Bagwell a delightful lunch
eon after the wedding
Everybody wishes the bride—and,
oh. well, the groom, too—long life
and a deal of happiness.
Expose Threatened
By Resort Owners
Woman Tells Vice Proberk She Will
Give Names of Legislators If
Forced to Testify.
SPRJNOtlKLD. ILL.. April 29.— In
preparation for possible trouble when
the Illinois Senate white slave com
mittee resumes its hearing here to
night, Lieutenant Governor O'Hara
to-day ordered ten extra sergeants-
at-arms to prevent anyone en}arias
'he commit tee rooms w*ho has n.»t
been asked to testify.
A report was widely circulated ths..
a «oman had been called to test! v
and she replied that if she were com
pelled to appear before the committee
she would disclose the nanresfof 50 or
more legislators who have spent tim
and money in her resort. She was
hot called.
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Alderman Who Accused Three
Colleagues of Graft Agrees to
Attend Inquiry.
Alderman John E. McClelland, who
charged three of his colleagues with
corruption, to-day acknowledged ser
vice of a subpena to attend the meet
ing of the Counctlmanlc graft inves
tigating committee this afternoon and
announced that he would be present.
He also said he was prepared to an
swer the charges made against him
by Alderman J. VV. Maddox.
Alderman McClelland's refusal to
attend former meetings of the com
mittee had indicated new difficulties
in the progress of the trial.
Assistant City Attorney W. D. Ellis,
Jr., said to-day he had never received
from Alderman McClelland a list of
the witnesses to prove the McClel
land's charges, but that the inves
tigation would proceed anyway. The
case of Alderman Maddox having
sub-contracts with the city will be
the first to be taken up. and the fol
lowing witnesses have been called:
John E. McClelland, City Attorney
James L,. May son. Chester A Pady,
John Nichols, R. M. Clayton and W
A. Hansel.
Aldermen F. J. Spratling and I. N.
Ragsdale, the others accused, will
take the stand later.
Miss Alys Meyer
Married as Alice
License Clerk Insists Upon Bap
tismal and Not the Fashionable
Name.
WASHINGTON, April 29.—Wash
ington society smiled a #ly smile to
day when it discovered that Mins
Alys Meyer, daughter of Mr. Taft's
Secretary of the Navy, whose mar
riage to Lieutenant C. C. Rodgers
was the social event of Saturday,
gave her name to the marriage li
cense clerk as Alice, not the more
fashionable Alys.
Several years ago Miss Meyer an
nounced that she was now Miss Alys.
rather than Miss Alice, and society
obligingly adopted the change of
name. Phonetic spelling does not go
with Cupid, however, and she was
married Alice, even if she resum.d
Aly# immediately afterward.
CHICAGO PHONE RATES CUT.
CHICAGO, April 29 -Reductions in
teiephon rates in Chicago of $60,000
annually were announced to-day by
the City Council committee on tele
phones. and agreed to by th© .Chi
cago Telephone Company, a Bell con-
j.ern.
Official Announcement of Deci
sion to Force Evacuation of
Scutari Is Made.
Special Cable tc The Atlanta Georgian.
VIENNA, April 29.—Announcement
was made at the Foreign Office to
day that Austria had decided flnaJly
to act Independently in the expulsion
of the Montenegrins from Scutari.
The statement said:
Austria finding that the Am
bassadors’ conference in London
has produoed no results, this
Government has decided to take
matters into its own hands and
carry out the powers’ decision
regarding the evacuation of Scu
tari.
Italy is protesting against Austria’s
action.
Peace Ambassadors Startled.
LONDON, April 29.—After having
adjourned until May 1, the Ambassa
dors’ conference unexpectedly re
sumed Its sessions in the F'oreign Of
fice this afternoon.
This procedure was brought about
by Austria’s announced determination
to act Independently in driving the
Montenegrins out of Scutari.
Montenegro Starts
To Fortify Scutari.
PARIS, April 29.—Montenegrins are
determined to hold Scutari against
any action that Europe may take.
Work of fortifying the city has start
ed. Guns, ammunition and provisions
are being taken into the city. This
information was received here to-day
in a Scutari dispatch.
Although the bulk of the Montene
grin army has been withdrawn from
Scutari, King Nicholas’ military
operations are veiled in mystery.
The diplomatic representative here
of Montenegro declares that, if the
powers force MontenegTo to give up
Scutari. King Nicholas will abdicate.
The envoy denies Nicholas bargained
with Essed Pasha for the surrender
of Scutari.
A Cattaro telegram said that it was
reported there that a hostile demon
stration had been made in Cettinje
against the Austrian Minister to
Montenegro.
Porte Lends Support to
Albanian Independence.
CONSTANTINOPLE. April 29.—
The Porte to-day sent instructions to
all the Turkish ambassadors and
ministers abroad to support Essed
Pasha’s proclamation of the inde
pendence of Albania with himself as
King.
According to the belief here, Essed
Pasha hoped he might be able to re
tain the suzerainty of Turkey over
Albania by setting himself up as
monarch. Turkey also is taking hope
from rumors of dissension among the
allies.
Bulgarian troops are said to have
been repulsed in several sanguinary
engagements with Servians near
Monastir and with Greeks near Sa
lonika. Turkey has protested to the
powers against the aid given the Bal
kan States by Russia.
Montenegro to Abandon
Scutari, Says Diplomat.
VIENNA, April 29.—According to
secret Information to Austria, it was
learned from a diplomatic source to
day, Montenegro will eventually evac
uate Scutari, after having made a
further show of defiance to Europe.
A Cettanje dispatch declares Crown
Prince Danilo yesterday presented the
keys of Scutari to King Nicholas
there amid a frenzied demonstration.
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