Atlanta-Constitution

ON WAY 'n Anftuar Field Day Exercises GIRL ILL TO DALLAS TO WIN OFFICE OF FRANK 1914JMENTIQN DESERTED BETWEEN; 135 Knights and Nobles of 12:05 Yaarab Temple Start on Long Pilgrimage Over the Testimony Considered Impor- Hot Sands of the Desert. tant by Officers Because Frank at the Inquest Stated CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS. on Stand That He Did Not DECLARE DELEGATES Leave Between Noon on Saturday and 12:25. When Great Throng at the Terminal Quinn Came to See Him. Station to See Atlantans Start—Fund of $76,000 Is SHE WENT TO FACTORY Ready for Entertainment. TO GET PAY ENVELOlgj^ POSITIVE OF THE TIME "Atlanta 1914'" With that slogan and $75.000 pledged by the business men of Atlanta to- as- Photo by Prancto H, Price, Staff Photographer New Evidence, Just S sure the success of the 1814 council, Boys and'gids as. tKey-willJappear "'itv^TThe Butterfly Roundel" at Ponce de Leon today. On the Left—Boys of the fourth grade Highland Avenue school. Read- more than 135 kniiffhts and nobles of ing frotn 4eft to r%h£:> Waker* Franklin, JEverett Bawsel, Edgar Walthail, Marion Dreger. On the Right—Girls from the fourth grade Highland Avenue school. Read- to Detective Department, Yaara-b Temple, A A O M S, started v on the long pilgrimage over the hot ing from left to rfghf: Isabella" Ketp'p, >Iario n Johnson, Emma Jeanne Wynne, Charlotte Smith. Leads Chief Lanford to Be- aands of the desert at 10 o'clock last The annual Field I>ay exercises of morning and everything is In readiness contest These will be the main feat- drill, in which 600 children will take •costumes of red, white and "blue night, to reach the oasis at Dallas, The procession to the grounds will lieve That Mary Phagan the grammar schools of the city take for the big event. ures of the morning program part, representing all tthe fourth grades Tex , whpre the imperial council will in the schools This Is known as the be headed by Camp "Walker veterans, place today at Ponce de Leon. The There will be a 100-yard running In the afternoon there will be run- hold its annual conclave. "aesthetic event" U C V, who will carry an old Con- Was Murdered in the Base- exercises begrin at 9 o'clock and con- dash by the boys, a -high jump contest, ning: exercises for the primary grades, There were thousands at the termi- Then will follow the nag exercises, federate flag The oW soldiers v " tinue until 5 o'clock. At the close of standing broad Jump contest, and two contestants entering from each, nal station when tne caravan reached in which a mass drill will be given by have an escort of some of the prettiest ment — Woman Says She "chinning the bar" The girls will t*iat point, and the demonstration was the afternoon exercises the prizes will class, and the age of the children lim- 1,400 children dressed in the national young ladles In the city. one which will not soon be forgotten be awarded. There will be a first, sec- throw the basket-ball for distance, ited to between 7 and 10 years. colors Each child will carry two* The motion picture men will be on Heard Screams on Saturday Many nobles were In the line of ond and third prize to each Contest have a 75-yard running race, and a At 3 30 o clock there will be the American flags and classes will be the ground to take views of the exer- march from the Masonic temple to the A dress rehearsal was held Fridaj standing broad and running hlsh jump "butterfly roundel," a beautiful figure formed so as to represent a flag with cises Afternoon. - station \dnlr IK Confident. "We will have them here in 1914." A new and Important witness haw said Potentate Forrest Adair, who led Pretty Chorus Girls been found In the Mary Phagan znur- the caravan "I have BO doubt of it HUERTA ANGERED, DRINKS ACID LEFT NEW WHITEHALL der mystery "We of Atlanta (have raised J75.000 in She la Monteen Stover, a Srlrl of 14 one day and have ample hotel facilities And Escorts Injured to take care of 5,000 nobles wnpn the> years, a former employee of the pen-, come • We have Memphis beat to a FROM TREATING MOLE BEFORE BAR OF HOUSE ell factory. frazzle " In an Auto Accident GRADyDOPTED After already having attested to ah The caravan of Yaarab temple will HITSATWIISON Washing-ton Banker Who Re- -atffidavlt now in possession of; tite~ reach the I>allas oasis Sunday morning, Macon Woman Finds Husband solicitor general, she will testify be- and will immediately establish head- Dead in Bed—Had Taken Five Occupants of Speeding cently Attacked Representa- Finance Committee Request- fore the grand Jury that on the day' quarters Action of the United States in of Mary Phagan*s disappearance, she With Its Arab patrol and crack drum Poison. tive Sims Reads Apology. ed by Street Committee to and b«s:le corps, forty strong, Yaarab Consequence of Virtual Re- Machine Are Hurt When entered the pencil plant at 12:05 r temple will keep Oallas awake during Appropriate $30,000 to Be- o'clock In the afternoon and founcl tjhe time council is In session It will pudiation of Ambassador Macon Ga May 9—(Social )— Car, in Rounding Curve, Washing-ton, May 9 —Charles C the offices deserted. "be on the streets day and night, ac- Several weeks ago, K W Smith, who Glover, the Washington banker, who gin Work by October 15. Also, that she remained five mttj- cording to Potentate Forrest Adair, Awaited With Interest. conducts a grocery store on tht Clin- Crashes Into Embankment. recently attacked Representative Sims, utes. during which time no one ap- and Is expected to be one of the big ton road in East Macon, bought a bot- of Tennessee, on account of a speech peared. The building seemed empty features of th e session Thfe patrol delivered In the house, was brought The new grade for Whitehall street, of human occupants, she declares, and will give a drill aTid parade in Dallas Mexico City, May 9.—Keen interest tle of carbolic acid to be used in the Two girls and three young men nar- treatment of a mule which had gotten before the bar of the house late today from a point between Mitchell street no sounds came from any part. Ex* Punday afternoon, and at nlsht will Is being displayed by the government rowly escaped death at 1 o'clock this a nail In its foot Freeman B "Walker, morning, and one of the girls is seri- and reprimanded by Speaker dark for and Trinity avenue to Forsyth street. pectlng to have, found the superiti- serenade the headquarters of every and the public generally in what ac- •who lives next door to the store, being ously injurerkas a result of pn automo- violating the privileges of the house as prepared by the chief of construc- tendeilt. she says she _ went thf tsmple In the city tion the United Stages wilf Jtake as a +3t the'serenaders to art expert on masters of this kind, was bile crash on Peachtree roa*t, 2 miles A resolution authorizing the tion, was adopted by the street corn- both the outer and Inner offices in" Consequence of th.e virtual repudiation beyond Buckhead. b^e treated are fl-n-ytflii ng like the one called in to apply the treatment Half arrest had been adopted a few minutes mi t tee o-f council yesterday afternoon search of Frank. of Ambassador Wilson today by Pres- rruMec* off In Atlanta on the ev« of ele- of the acid was used and the other half by a vote of 8 to 1, Councilman Jesse parture 1* will be sufficient to bring ident Huefta. The president Has niade Testimony Important **" taken home by "Walker one of the men is an usher there, and When brought In by the sergeant at Wood voted "no." tha Shrine to Atlanta In 1914, no Statement either to Ambassador This morning about E o'clock, Mrs other two aie young Justness men.' arms, Glover read an apology, saying WI th the motion to adopt the new Declare Police. Viarch to tb* Terminal. "Wilson or to the public qualifying his Walker awaken/d to find her hus- The party had been foi a ride and as that his act was committed under great' grade was one requesting the flnanc* The police say that this Is -valuable evidence because of the testimony of Starting from the temple, 135 knights statement that Mr Wilson, "diplomat- band's body lying" half wav out vf the they attempted to round a sharp curve , stress of feeling- arw3 that he did not j committee of council to appropriate a.nd nolles marched behind the drum ically, has no standing" but foreign at high speed, the machine crashed j Frank at the Inquest to the effect bed. She shook htm. and when he know he was affronting the house »$30,000 with which to begin the -work that he remained in his office co-ps through Peaohtree and "White- Minister De La Barra displayed an Into the embankment, tossing the girls failed to arouse she discovered he waa This was the first time !n nearly, on October 15. That date was selected throughout the time between 12 noon hull to Mitchell and thence to the sta- eagerness1 to minimize the incident and one of the men from the car tion There was a crowd of nearly ifead She had been sleeping besidt The party consisted of Miss Adel forty years that an outsider had been in order to give tenants who might and the time at which Quinn arrived, Senor De La Barra said the declara- his corpse for^ several hours be inconvenienced time In which to 25 minutes after 12.

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