The evening world. Newspaper, August 11, 1914, Page 7

: pense sss ot ome avast Worin, TUERADAY, AUGUS?.'t1,-2096,— New Management ‘ New Stocks The Mayor and Council of Atlanta 2 All these were taken on board. Dur- Legislature adjourning as a mark of respect to Mra. Wilson's memory. , Since the party left Washington os 5 Final Funeral .Ceremonies at tew persons nave seen the President.| Constitutionalist Losses at Ma- He remains in the darkened funeral , Rome Simple and Brief— car, aitting beside the casket, sorrow) zatlan Placed at 49 Killed $4.00 Wool Blankets $4.50 72x80 size Blankets South ‘ibute, | except his daughters and Dr, Gray- Full of three-quarter sise wool blankets, with This blanket offers a truly sensational value A emery Pay, Tribute aon. To the latter he has expressed and 300 Wounded. either pink or Dlueborders, One of and one without an equal, Bound E . his deep! appreciation for the sym- muna the best value in blanket offered $ 2 69 with I¢inch silk binding “$3 2 5 ’ ROME, Ga, Aug. 11—Simplicity] Pathy displayed by the people along) 91 A reno, Tox, Aug. 11.—In the } 0} rae ° match the color of Leedacts Reg: e ular 4.50 grade, at (marked the funeral of Mra. Wood. | the route from Washington. four days’ fighting around Mazatlan, gow Wilson here to-day. In deference} GAINESVILLE, Ga., Aug, 11—Sor-| vex Mexican Federals lost —Full size crochet Bed Spreadn $1.00 Blankets — ¢ of the biankets for which are fai | te the wishes of the President, the|rowfully, with bared heads and tear-| hundred in dead and wounded, and , Taree ee $e ION os gee @morciees wore brief. There was| stained faces, the people of her native! Constitutionalists forty-nine dead and a eo) oo. in the AES5 GQ | kexuiart & minute service at the First/State to-day paid ailent tribute to) three hundred wounded, according to at ‘Houbhs' bel’ atu. croemes Boal «08 ° 1{ thaantatcepanllch Presbyterian Church, where Mre.| Mra, Woodrow Wilson when the train| information reaching here today, ot Bt the prowea bed agg ‘Wilson's father, Rev. Dr. Edward 8.| bearing her body crossed the State) Gen, fturbe, a Constitutionalist, was eit ssle At%2.98 Azxson, was ‘pastor for seventeen) jing, In other States the crowds were] wounded in the shoulder. W100 Bed ‘hpreeds-_Ail' crgeh years, and an even shorter ceremony | aiient and respectful, but in Georgia ——_———_— @t Myrtle Hill Cemetery. the people, gathered at every hamlet, ‘Spread that j¢e—Boautiful silk top Comfortables Th Moe Haring dctns. Af S J ,3Q|tahecrnires inyhes ith einen vinx At $3.50 Rome the girlhood home of Mrv. ; ESS’ - —_ Ge eowvel’ of. to mie in as “a Sonar ne rae |WERNESSY FOR GOVERNOR, $5.25 Wool Blankets 1 6 era niot Mi Mi t Wilson, from Washington. Buildings in the gathered people who aaaw the taratly NAMED BY HIMSELF Sactily mde ced bead ae eee budines~ district .and--many resl-lin days gone by. A delegation met deep, pile, ribbed binding. ‘The $3 98 fi0ce evctions were draped in black. |¢ne train and silently offered a beaut!-| Mitchel, Polk and Others Disturbed Rugst Bale, Stepale. nesses 7S | | Atigwer Bele, pale, Stee cceeees Trafic was - closed early onthe! rn wreath of flowers. Tears trickled @treets through which the procession| gown the face of more than one on- to Learn He Won't Run for nates web to pass from the railway station| iooker, Comptroller, to the church and from the church to] The President glanced out from P : tha cemetery. Special policemen and; time to time, but was hidden from| It was announced to-day that John | Bational guardsmen patrolled the/ view. He seemed touched by the]A. Hennessy would not accept tho | bg call hp feeling shown by the people. He and|nomination for Comptroller offered Extraordinary Bargain Items A PARTIAL LIST OF THE MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS ON SALE THROUGHOUT THE STORE ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Silk Tub Silks Gloves Silk and cotton striped tub shirtings in a variety of good pat- Elbow-length gloves; made of « terns. $@ inches wide and never heavy, good wearing quality Tricot use of the limited capacity ofj his daughters took turns watching| by the independent Democrats, but the church only members of the fam- | beside the casket, and it was difficult | would go into the Democratle pri- fly and close friends were in-|to get him away to eat and sleep. maries as the straight Democratic } vited to be present. On arrival of| The progress of the train was mad@| candidate for Governor. Hennessy | the funeral train at 2.30 P. M. the cas-| known by the constant ringing of the} has-been touring tho State for the i ket was placed in a waiting hearse, engine bell. Church bells, some near| last threo weeks. It is understood } and the funeral party went direct to} and some distant, toll ind in ull] Mayor Mitchel, Collector Dudley the church, where a simple service|of the towns business was suspended | Field Malone, Corporation Counsel Millinery About 100 Trimmed Summer Hats in the Millinery Salon, o1 inally marked at $8.50 to $14.50. All im fresh con- retailed for less than 39¢ and most~ and white; value75c. Special, at. dition, Made for $ ilk, with double-tipped fingers; | | ly at 50c 8 Ileal way eld. Two of as the special went through. Frank Polk and other Adminis- cig silk, ‘with double-tipped fingers; | | ly at 60 4 29 \ whic. were Mrs, Wilson's favorit GREENVILLE, 8. C, Aug. 11—| tration Democrat will demand a bE laced ° choice of tan, black for shirt im: Cc Floor. 39c 4 @ \girl were sung. The special train bearing the body| ‘¢claration from Hennessy of his po- Beach of Princeton, N. J. amd the|of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, the Prea-| ton if the Gubernatorial dent Im- local preacher, Rev. Dr. G. G. Snyder, | ident and other relatives sped toward| Corporation Counsel Polk and other | conducted the ceremonies, Rome, Ga., to-day past group after) independent Democrats made it plain From the church the funeral proces- | 6Toup of people who stood with heads day that the Wilson men will not throwing their support to Hen- 1 4 aion went to Myrtle Hill Cemetery. At | bared beside the railroad tracks to They feol that the man who mer blouses. Yard, at Velvet Shapes Black’ velvet shapes for imme- ate wear; made with a soft vel- I mported Ratine 46 inches wide, plain and fanc: Ratines in every wanted color, BLOOMINGDALE BROTHERS, the sole owners of ‘crown; finished with velvet the WALTERS PIANO COMPANY, have inaugurated a side of th in| Day homage to the Inst journey of distinction last “graft | Ve orewat most desirable and wanted mate- i \ hea ihe cortices 7 Lhe) erin “The First Lady of the Land.” Draber” Would Abe Be, sucdeentull ue k edge. These beautiful hats re- | | and seat; high sides: Rar tae Macamer “Factory-to-Home” method of selling Pianos’ and Player quite little or no ood; ad: ble front; opens and Spe- he loses with one mo- tion. Rerularly © 98 96.00, Special at. e Third Floer__) candidate in the primaries for Gov- stood, holding laurel branches. As at| People along the route remained up| orn Oe tnty believe he would the church, the services at through the night to watch the) be certain of nomination and election | ‘were conducted in the si pr! y,| funeral train pass. Silent crowds of|as Comptroller. \ ‘The body was buried by the men, women and children gazed sor- Al of. Mrs, Wilson's father and mother, | Fowfully at the car where President) CQOHOQL TEACHERS FIRST Bix cousins of Mrs. Wilson acted as ac-/ Wilson kept vigil beside his dead. TO BE BROUGHT BA tive pallbearers. They are Edward T.| At Culpeper, vi folded Con- Gi CK, Buown, Atlanta; Robert Hoyt, Wade | federate flag, with a note of sym-| SECRETARY GARRISON SAYS Hoyt and Nathan Hoyt, Rome, Ga; B.|>athy from the Culpeper Chapter of —— { After the burfal the Presidentiai| the United Daughters of the Con-| wasiHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Hopes of | party planned -to start immediately federacy, was placed on board the/young America that the opening of om the return journey to Washington. | train. At many other places flowers | school might be delayed by the absence ATLANTA, Ge., Aug. 11.—A silent,| Were presented by groupe of Uttle| of thoufands of American teachers in \ respectful crowd, the largest that has children, Europe were shattered to-day when Sec- | James Woodrow, cousin of the|retary of War Garrison sald first con- gathered at any point between here ) boand: sideration would b and Washington, assembled in this| President, boarded the train at Spar- | iiderition would be i city to-day to meet the funeral train tanburg, 8. C, where an unusually! only school teache! ut travellers Pianos, thus presenting to the New York public the unusual | opportunity to buy instruments of established reputation at prices less the middleman’s profit. This profit consists of f the dealers’, the agents’ or the teachers’ commissions, Quality—Durability—Musical Efficiency ate.the vital points of superiority of our new and beautiful Style “8” WALTERS 3. gua A beautiful 50c Hair Switches Natural wavy Hair Switches, 80 inches long, in all shades excepti gray. Regularly retailed at $¥.00, A most unusual reduction for $ switches of auch F Floor, quality, Special. Boys’ Suits 93.50 and $4 Suits, with extra trousers, in neat mixed effects, in ‘ays and brown cassimeres, Gouble-breasted and Norfolk mod- els;fullcutknick. ¢ er trousers. Sizes 39 7to 1¢ yenrs; at.. ° Fleer___ Porch Toweling A very absorbent quality crash toweling, bleached and finished with neat red or blue borders. A ood, durable grade. Regularipacld at 12}4c. Oc peeial, yar sates... Pillow Table SS) Each each, tae Woodrow | arse crowd was at the railway. means will be provided pag. Cases H k Cloths ‘ , | Wilson to its burial place at Rome, =< ans, to whom 18¢ and 20 hemmed and hem- ammocks Hematitched square and round Ga., her girlhood home. The train} PAUSE IN WASHINGTON | ‘he, ¢xpense of remaining ‘abroad stitched Pillow Cases, sinca 45x36, A clearance of all our regular | | Scalloped cloths, suitable for round estopped here twenty minutes, Miss DURING THE FUNERAL, |", Aske by Government agents” in Made of a strong grade of pillow | | #2.50 Porch Hammocks; made of | | OF square dini Alethia 8. Axson, Miss Carrie Belle stand naida and walt for inter boat Caring with | wide 1 close canvas weave basket | | ere Bich Axson and Randolph Axson, cousins| WASHINGTON, Aug. 11—All the — fon | tie, react 12 | | Seats BESthy ‘tripe cot ieteeea f of Mrs. Wilson, joined the Presi-|Government departments were closeg | fice buildings and on private ones| ey 2 beet x i L ctive dent's party here. while funeral services for Mra, Wii- | Senerally were at half mast. i Moor, se 95c Absolute quiet reigned in the sta-| son were being conducted at Rome, a } tion while the train stood there. A/Ga. Congress, however, was in| x LE i ‘dew persons, for the most part close] scasion, as it waa the President's tribute to the ‘y WwW w | ete i Dress Shields | friends of the family, were admitted| wish that the business of legislation factoriéa mopped work far five laut : Dress or Steamer Trunks of Brassiere Dreas Shields, made of 3 at sh . ‘The t ; H basswood, covered with water 3 to See platform. 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