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4 ATLANTA, GA - ey v L. 1 by - s B e P B Mra Annle M. Karwisch, who was igned by her hushand, J. M. Kar *:f R, president of the Karwisch d,g.con Works and prominent ciub EEAN, In & dramatic statement Wed ' day In Judge W. D. Ellis' division FEE Superior Court in the hearing of ‘.,; I#F Buit for allmony, was expected to I gake the witness stand Thursday to site the charges of the husband £ Attorney Jerome Simmons, who, BANith Attorney Ronald Ransom, rep i'..ems Mrs. Karwisch, said he also puld introduce - George B. Powell, ;wlhy Buckhead landowner, who, & she husband declared, had an “affair’ “&1» Mrs. Karwisch. The husband pught the name of Powell into the felmaes when he told his remarkable ERory of how he had peered through gßthe kevhole in a door in his hand {'i jame Roswell road home and saw Bmis wife and Powell in an embrace, ‘_;!Vh«n Judge FEllis convened court F the day’'s session, Karwisch an gbunced that he had several more matnesses bearing on his story, § Wil Be Revealed Next Week. ' § Anaemle, Bloodless, Thin Peo. ple Watch for it, e w EN . Yo h I - U who ‘ - Bire casty L i £ Mre pale, hag- e ! Bacrd ana 2 - - WOrn. nervous g e ' .8 ;. irritable, : | are sub- A 3 : . gect to Ats of L ' Emelancholy or . 4 | i Bhe ‘olues” R oty | ’ . §et your vlood i | - ®xaminea for ¥ o Bfon aenci- ¥\ ‘ on W b WUXATED > ' SRON taken h times a 7. ‘ugl“ e ' e Will increase your streng ‘ RORrAnce 200 per cent in (we u?;’ ! N many cases —Ferdinudt King, | ’ffi UXKATED imow ‘ \ be obtained from e i % fi.u"am ot or money to- | L Usuaily pres \ five . “ hiee 4 m.."“-:.1'.:. | L JACOBS' PHARMACY. | 35 R R ReP S S R sLR i S Held as Thiet Who Raided The police Thursday were fairly certain they held the meanest man in town. Not only had he robbed three At lanta churches, alleged Detective Starnes, but while robbing a Catho lic ehurch In Athens he had taken the robe of a priest who was kneeling in prayer, and had threatened his lifu with a razor. ’ The alleged robber is a negro, and gave the name of Corrie Davis. De tective Starnes says he recovered the priest’'s robe from the negro. He is accused here of breaking Into the Park Street Methodist Church, in West End; a Catholic chureh in West Ind, and the Immaculate Conception ("hurch, at the corner of Central ave nue and Hunter street, The police say he also stole communion sets and other such articles of value. A further investigation s being made of Corrie, | oty Would Break Out With Pimples. Itching and Burning Awful. Could not Rest Either Day or Night. Cuticura Heals. Cost sl. ‘For five years | suffered with ecze ma on my face. It would first break out with pimples which festered and dis -2= charged, then formed a “/q}." crust all over my face and f7z scaled off, 31)J1my face ¢e @ wasdisfigured. The itch im' ,0 ing and burning sensation )\ ~+/ was awfui. | could not ) rest day or night. /v) ““Nothing gave per- Rk, manent relief until I used “~ Y/ 7 Cuticura Soap and Oint. ment. lused one box of Ointment and two bars of Soap when | was healed.* (Signed) Miss Alma Brown, R.F.D. 3, Kennesaw, Ga., July 10, 1916, Not only are these super creamy em- Hients wonderfully effec tivein eczemas, rashes, pimples, dandruff, and baby skin troubles, but once the skin is clear, the scalp clean, they keep them so if used for every.day m?\cr purposes For Free Sample Each bé Return Mail address post-card: *4 uticura, Dept. 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Republican members of the committee declared today they believe the resolution broad enough to force Thomas W. Lawson to give the names of the members of Congress, Cabinet officer and other high official whom he de clared flgure(f in the “leak” transac tions, or to “show him up” if he has not competent evidence of official| participation in the “Jeak” and its profits. Although there is no likelihood utl i Lot Lo o s Ty DR o ---m—»-;‘\‘*;/_‘:— ] o M i-AN R e !I, | . e BT @l Lgl 3R Te B R S R oy |B| ST TYIG ] oy || ill— . ‘u-! ‘ &0 ET—‘H/MJ!:!—_"—‘-!'— HI iy Z 1 M \.‘l./ %g S e B ‘" : "W AL R e |IL e R NS M N A R~ / i;r;"‘ \“‘ 2 ‘i T ', i,zfi 7 ey r-‘n“\\\ B 5 Lo N S 77, 7/ R AR . /,/’/// ! % e \ . - Ky "4 HEN you transact business in this ‘x 7 lobby, you have the feeling of com fort and freedom which only ample @@® | Sbaciousness ean give. S Roominess, light, ventilation, _ and convenient arrangement, all contribute to make these surroundings ideal. An ample corps of tellers and employees is prepared to handle your business not only effi ciently, but with the least possiblé tax on your time, ' This element of CONVENTENCE is one of the many reasons why our deposits have in creased $3,000,000 during the past twelve months. : Marietta at Broad Total Resources $11.500.000 'immedi&te consideration of contempt proceedings against Lawson, the sub ;commixtee. consisting of Representa tives Henry. Garrett and Campbell, today began consideration of the case. |(?omompt proceedings would be all THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1917 the more complicated from the fact that the present Congress is drawing to a close and any contempt pro ceedings would have to be speedy, as 9 the intoming Congress would not have jurisdiction.