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The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23
ELECTION IN SCOTLAND.

Glasgow. Dec. 22 At bye-elec- ton held today for the seat in the house Of commons of the governor and division of Larkshire, D. t Holmes liberal, was elected by majority of se6 The seat formerly was .eld by William Hunter liberal
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23

Dr. G. A. Hobart has returned from Notra Dame, Indiana. where he went to visit his sons. who are in school in that city
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23

Tom Mart'a son of Hon. w. H. Martin. has arrived home from the University of Virginia, to spend the holiday season.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23

Mrs. L. E. Sawyer and daughters arrived yesterday from Ta1edega, Alabama, where they have been visit ing for several months.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-23
FRENCH SURGEON DEAD.

Paris. Dec. 22. Prof. odilca Marc Lannelongue. the celebrated surgeon died last night aged 70 years.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-10

The Fair 10 Chlcsso's foremost de-
part,uent store and 10 also the safest
II abounds with splendid assortnents
Of merchandise exclusively for the NE
of men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-10
The cHIcAc0 EAGLE.
Continental 5 Commercial
National Bank
OF CHICAGO

Statement of Condition at Close of Busi-
ness Tuesday. March 7th. 1911.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-06-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Fair 10 Chlcaso's foremost de-
part,uent store and 10 also the safest
II abounds with splendid assortnents
Of merchandise exclusively for the uAs
Of men.
Maryland Reserve 10 q favOrite with
all sood judges Of rye whisky. Brsen
/ Kennedy. sole proprlstors.
No better place In Chicago for pic.
nics, festivals and parties Of all kinds
than u James K0lze's beautiful Elec-
trio Park. at the corner Of Irving Park
boulevard and Northwest cath street.
Isu6olph Oslsnsr. SIC North Clark
street, 10 the solo agent for the Unitsd
States for Schloss Brunnsn. 0eeolstsia.
Pilasn. Hofbrauhaus. Musnehsn, Duer.
gerliches Brauhaus. The Chicago OF.
aes h under the management Of VIM.
ohumAoAeS.
No wonder the business of the Brand
Growing Company. at 1851 Elston ave.
zoe, increased over 100 Der cent during
1909. Their famous Extra" brew has
= worldwide reputation.
~6A
For badges, buttons and signs Of all
kinds 20 to Geraghty 4 Co., 81 La Sale
street.
The business men who want the best
desks and once nttinss 20 to Rsvsll's,
II you caa't be suited at Revell's you
can't b suited anywhere.
TIE haadsomsst, most saAitasy aAA
most durable and smeieat coasesustlsa
ever offered II the celebrated oDal
onyx Ioslsss Soda Fountains ssll q.
elusivsly By the Bishop . nabseek
Company, is1 East Washilgtsa stssst
This big company. witch has sd,sss
In the largest cities n A0esieA. -
no peer Of it, kind In ths word. and
everything II offers 10 he best. The
Chicago oAicss are under ne saeabls
and popular management q Cooper
Lyon.
~
For the finest tailoring at moderate
prices 20 to Tanner 4 Conley. Reaper
block. They stand In the front ranks
Of Chicaso's leading tailora Tuxedos
and full dress suits can BE- rented
&eA
One OF the foremost concerns Of IT,
kind IN Chicago 10 the Lake DuildiaS
Material Company. Hvsrything n tAs
way OF lime. cement. rubble, crushed
stone. plastsPs. lsth. sasd. ssw9 pips.
etc.. b handled By this big Arm. Maal
A. Mueller b president Jeh1 0ejeo,
hiswski . tssasursr. aAA u Wleha1
u ssesvtasy. 01es and yAsds ~ q
S1%l wsA en- slsssG
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
POPE BROWN FOR GOVERNOR
Forever in an Election Stew!

Abroad that is how they Georgia And what resident ~
the state III saw nav to this We have too many eecuS
Nv reason Of the condition indicated community SuAe Is o"8'
dered and business permfbed -, oo ffI
For the moment clear your mind of all political bias ana see
YOU can find any objection the correctness Oh ue ios
IF Pone Brown IS elected be years before the pomouon
auson will be THE issue Georgia politics. WINE on 'he oel
either Joe Brown on Russell is elected 1t WI" oe years ~
GEORGIA sets thru holding local option elections
If Dick Russo. his local option approved hV me V0
tho nreeen eeaion he will throughout the term unn June "
hor ber8 able to put option into effect for the reason a @
Det LEGISLATURE is overwhelmingly favor of the statewide a" "
will have to run again on his option platform anu that means an
other fierce iouo fight this Should he WIN the ecoho
and his local opian enacted nto law that VIII mean 40
county contests ene perhaps for the rest of the decade
A. pleasant prospect indeed for Georgia already 1'uiS 0
boiled by the n0t OF poilcs
If Joe Brown option approved al Tie ptH IN"
also will not be anything put state option o ee
Iune 1913 for certain he help IN tha dFecth NOM
the present legislature All his Official with respect 10 pF0O0
will therefore by the Operation his announced PLATFORM oe devoted
to vetone whatever temperance legislation may be passed ny M
ont geesara He too will have again his state option plat
form, and that will be anote fight and taking advantage
of the opportunity whci Joe BFo"ns election no" MEANS ~
interests succeed having the repealed then there wa
he the saue muiudnos local eptcn the countess wc ON NC
coll n m and the same resulting turno for tsA years o.
, ,,.h;an
The election Pope Brown queus on she pohi"i
for a period at least
Ta eleeon,of tl Joe Drawn Dick Russell nae3as unanh
strife OF the viotTiOnc kIsi
.SHAL GEORGIA BE FOREVER IN A3TEW?
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
ROCKEFELLER AND RICHES

years we have believed have said in tese couN IS
that ordinarily CHI We have ~aAt2n 10 O
beeRe hehlngs h wants 10
We wanted to tel on readers particularly the young business men ho
read Enterprise that Honesty Olsen rewarded @1 SeSS we
believe yet the cit success that the ~1s A "
such aceum1hltonOf wealth
We have believe that John d. RookeaeT the c1e'uS
of Our day was an and lSt hes generous nan
4, in his extreme found reason 20 dsF se oeh9H
cs and as his where VIII DC great sooo @ W
comnf generations BuLast Sunday Tead wstA 6omes IKE
abhopence the testimony 9esS
the confessional come committee of enquiry KNOWN as e ohey
committee Mhch h Mr. Rockefeller tech advantage Oh
the panic rob minnesota Company OF mhohs On oo
lars Fot pttsnce than half million at is estimated at nc ac
,auired about 20 anilioES .
The manner which rich oil &ine rVeeed the Merritt Bros
and their company with bait on hS nook c less
than hall deliberately destroyed or absorbed properly
railroads and mines worth many millions The srewn OLD eroesus
promised the Merts prutecoR and through has agents guaranteed
them the v saety sought but which turned out 10 DE
the statement OF Leondas Merre De-
fore Comatee dTONen and we 40 not eHp
it to be- then the conclusion THAI after ALL Johh
Rockefeller nhne merces old robbe lacking ue
physical courage adopt the train T0DDerS cS
lberately dishonesty and coWahy ana more eteSSy
wIngs his millions from the possession OF his fo% &e
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
RusseII's Strength In Doubt

The gubernatOrial situation grows
more puzzling every day The Pope
Brown and Joe Brown forces, each
claiming victory. are agreed, or
pretend to be agreed, in their public
statements, that Judge Russell will
run poor third" Yet-and here
is the puzzle-there are many quiet
indications which seem to show
that both the Browns fear secret
strength on Russells part more
than they fear any other element
in the campaign.
IF he don't run last as the Browns
claim, he will run first" is an ex-
preston now heard on all sides
regarding Russell.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
Solomon Endorses
Pope Browns Candidacy

Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 5-The Rev.
J. G. Solomon former superintendent
of the Georgia Anti-Saloon League
has written to Col. Pope Grown to
endorse his candidacy for governor
and to assure him that the prohibl-
ton forces of the state are solidly
behind him in the contest.
Mr. Soloman says in part:
Your platform is a business man S
platform. 1t appeals to every kind
of honest industry, and is broad
enough and strong enough for every
trade and profession worth while to
stand upon. But the strongest plank
in your platform, let gentlemen
say what they will, is the prohibit
ton plank. [ thank you sir for the
noble sentiments which you utter
in your strong and unmistakable
deliverence on prohibition, 1t is a
fundam entail principal, basic rock
of good clean, sober government.
There are gentlemen who say it is
not an issue. But it is an issue
the issue. Whiskey men have made
it an issue He who would ignore
it, is stupid, and he who would see
nothing in it is blind.
Who would dare lift his hand to
strike from the statue books of Geor-
gia this good prohibition law? To
do so is to give license to the drunk
ard-maker, to form a partnership
with the home Wrecker, the spoiler
of character, the destroyer of happi-
ness-and to make a league with
hell
MANAGER Volney Williams, of the
Pope Brown headquarters. warns
voters not to listen to the pleas for
fusion" which he claims the Joe
Brown people are planning to use
as bait.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
THE BIG CAMPAIGN FUND

Since twenty old Judge Ricad 0Seh mas
held public office salaries from the public freasuzeep
three years He family fourteen and fnds 10 literary
down the state with literature make of the autom0ees
and heavy expenses OF eubernaoa rae-on e
earnings pckneS he got from the people OF Tue ~
Lagrange Graphic ;,
Not out of his earnings Atlanta who was In Ala
bama during the campaign which Governor Emett oNea was e
ted He headquarters 323 Decatur street anu hoies - "u
He has Is stenographers and is very very busy
The organization represents known as the mooel Incense
league league political branch OF the various brewers d
wholesale liquor dealers ASSOCIATIONS " ~
men who permit whkey and to encourage ehacheh's
OF laws favorable o the infernel traffic.
much the literature belHe ueu ID the
Russell Campaign and that organization furnishing e ~ " wal
in the present campaign -,
fight good against prohibition an the poho
ton candidate.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

take care of every visitor in the
city if application for accommodation
had been made to the bureau. The
fact that large number did not
do so was through their own fault
or ignorance. These were forced
to spend a most uncomfortable
night hugging the radiators in what
ever places happened to be open to
the public. The Hobbies of the
hotel and post Office were popular.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
fIany w liked Streets
OF City Last Might
Those WI 10 Went To Information
Bur eau Were Cared For

A larG number Of people walked
he stree It's of Savannah last night.
All nigl 1t long they wandered from
lhe not Ell Hobbies to the post0tiice
an d to the depots--stopping Wher-
ev er a. little respite could be secured
Fl on the cold winds and little
p cat to warm their nUmbed bodies.
These composed that portion OF the
race visitors who could not secure
accommodation. 1t was through no
fault of the information bureau Of
the Savannah Automobile Club
1 that there were re pie in tre city
who could not secure lodging for the
Il night. The bureau was on the JOB
all night long, and accommodations
were provided for all who made APP
B'plication, In every instance abso-
/ lutely secured over the telephone
II before the applicants we're sent out
4 so that there was no doubt Of these
\ being provided for.
! Those who failed to secure acco-
.aodations have only themselves
! to blame. Through ignorance or
otherwise they failed to make appli-
cation to the bureau, the managers
of which did not hesitate to awaken
people who h ad Accommodations to
offer far into the night, dnd in many
instances to have fires built in their
rooms in order that the strangers
might have an opportunity to warm
tn .ir bodies before seeking their
beds. Nobody was turned away I'M
cared for by the bureau.
The number of people on the
streets during the night is variously
estimated They were probably
several hundred of them. That they
suffered there is little doubt The
night was one of the coolest Savan-
nah has had in number of years.
All of the regular hotels and board
ing houses were crowded. Private
residences had to be relied up
on in large measure to take care OF
the late corners. Those who failed
to make application to the bureau
were of course unprovided although
quite a number were picked up on
the street and taken to the bureau,
The people of Savannah were
extremely liberel in opening their
houses to the strangers. Nobody
kicked on being aroused late in the
night TO prepare a bed for late
conner. Where requests were made
special fires were built in the rooms
and everything possible done to
make the strangers comfortable.
The bureau early in the evening
abandoned the system of giving
addresses to the applicants and al
lowing them to make the arrange
ments. The arrangements were
made over telephone and the strang-
ers provided for before they were
sent out 10 the address.
1t would have been possible to
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

N reasons why Joe Brown should be elected
lsons why he should not be, and ten OF them
Watson and his bunch to use his name IN a
nominee in the last state election, and Demo
ort to disrupt the party. The other reason Is
norable candidate in Honest Pope Brown who
oliticaI ring, and has no entangline alliances
the liquor gang or any other gang except the
rs and business men of Georgia.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

IRIS that Ex-Governor Brown pardoned, committed,
8 against 4O2 for Ex-Governor Smith, during the
each as governor, making the excess OF MI
1874 We had no idea that Brown had pardoned
which only goes to show how hard it's to get
nts correct-C0rdele Seminal
Ms pardons were probably alright, but his criticism
his use of the pardonmg power is made ridiculous
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

I'd the support of the saloon element until Wetter
field. He was supported generally by the vets in
otil Mr. Russell announced frankly and openly for
OF course he will divide the wet vote with Russell
he is entitled to the support of prohbtonis is rdicu
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

ace in Joe Brown and Dick Russell the liquor qneS-
and county option They both the friends of the
d we find lots of liquor people favoring both
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

oy declared Roosevelt will be the ca ddate OF the
moy kings and that he candidate Of the trusts in 1904
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

The wa the constitution playing the renegade politician Of
Thompson naustine history dscedabe to
editor Clark lowell
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

Nth the prohbios of the state united on Pope Brown and
local pOn liquor and beer vote divided between Joe BROW"
k Russo 4 there ought be doubt about the issue
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02
Tom Watson gives t
There are eleven re

are that he permitted Tom
bolt from the Democratic J
Gratis should resent the Ell
we have a good, clean, no
is not tied up with any p
with the Watson gang or
people, the honest farmt
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-12-02

And it now appef
paroled and respited 81
whole of their two yeaI
Brown over Mr.. Smith
half as many as Smith
these political statem'
Governor Brow
OF Governor Smith fol
by the facts of histor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
SOON TO BUILD NEW
GAS COMPANY OFFICES
Plans to Be Selected Next
Month for Structure for
Georgetown Corporation.

With meeting of the directors of the
Georgetown Gas Company called for
early in October. final steps soon will be
taken toward the selection of the design
after which the new offices of that cor
poration are to be constructed. The lot
on which the structure will be placed al
ready has been secured by the company.
end II comprises a frontage of about
fifty-siX feet on Wisconsin avenue and
barton avenue the lot at the mort beast
corner of those two thoroughfares hav-
ing an irregular depth, SO that there will
be space not only for the building, but
also room for an alley entrance and
wide yard where delivery wagons of the
company may load and unload supplies.
Marsh & Peter. architects. are prepar-
ing tentative plans for the office building.
all of which will be placed before the Of
ficers and directors of the company at the
October meeting. Until then it will not
be determined whether the structure will
be two or three stories in height. 1t has
been decided, however that one of the
features Of the bui ding will be an exhibit
ton room for the display and demonstra-
ton of gas appliances. and this room will
occupy all OF the space on the first floor
save that reserved for the cashiers and
second floor will contain the executive of
fees of the company. 1t is expected the
structure will cost fully $4,000 and il
will be material Improvement to the
corner, which is now occupied by one or
two shops and other small buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
PLANS READY FOR HOSTELRY.
Work to Be Started Soon on Proposed
Hotel Powhatan.

Plans and specifications by the Milburn
& Hester Company, architects. for the
Hotel Powhatan, to be erected at 18th
street, Pennsylvania avenue and II street
northwest, have been completed. The
George a. Fuller Construction Company.
to whom the contract has been awarded,
will begin building operations just after
October |. The Manford e. Lurton Com
pany and Alexander Mcneil will finano e
the proposition. Clifford NJ. and H. A.
Lewis. who will direct the management
of the hotel promise that the Powhatan
will be notable for its consummate good
taste. The Hotel Powhatan Is to be
american in its ideals. Suites Will be fur
nished to represent the thirteen original
colonies. There will also be q Mount Yer
non room.
on the European plan. will be eight Sto-
ries high and fireproof and will contain
200 rooms and los baths On the II
street side the plans show apartments
varying in size from three rooms with
one bath to seven rooms with three
no housekeeping will be permitted. In
stead. there will be provided service
rooms on each floor to insure prompt
service i'm the apartments.
The main floor. with its lobby. palm
court, library tea rooms and restaurant.
will offer new and attrat tive features.
An American Indian room will take the
place of the usual rathskeller. and will be
arranged with a series Of booths and pri-
vate dining rooms, which will be deco
rated with Indian ornaments. This room
will be directly under the palm court
The name of the Hotel POwhatan was
selected because it is American-being the
name of the famous Indian chief whose
territory covered all the country sur
rounding Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
REALTY MARKET SHOWS
STEADY IMPROVEMENT
Opinion by J. Louis WiIIige
That Demand for Residen-
tiaI Property Is Increasing.

j. Louis Willige. president of the cor
poration of WilIige. Gibbs & Daniel,
stated today that the real estate market
was steadily improving. the demand for
residential property during the past week
having greatly increased. He said that
sales to the amount of sci 600 had been
closed during the week through his firm
The sales Included the following:
For G. o. Rice. TO Cora Z. Gray. lot GA,
square 1886. corner of Mount Pleasant
and Irving streets northwest
For the Edward NJ. Dulin Company to
Mamie Regain. lot 30. square S., premises
lco9 10Th street northwest.
For Augusta c. Motz to Ellen Naeff,
lot 60, square ), premises 2604 X street
northwest
For Florence D. McAuliffe to Charles
G. De Alley, lot 6s, square 73,, 151 North
Capitol street
For Walter H. Acker, to Edward NJ.
Dulin, lot II, square 50.
For G. 8. Ely, to Charles j. Walker,
lots s04 and sO5, square 1886.
For Rachel A. D. Weems. 10 Sidney
Alexander. lots IS and 10, square 1897
For John a. Cole. Chicago, ILL.,. to
Harry Kite. twenty-one lots at the COR
ner of 4th and Elm street. lie Droit Park
For Elizabeth Saum, to William G. Car
ter. lot 1874. square sol: lot =. square :s'.:,
and lot sO2 square 2S4S.
For Edward NJ. Dulin ct al. to Helen
Z. Coolidge. lot rs. square 81, premises
1927 10Th street northwest.
For W. *. Butler. to Joseph T. Bury,
20 go square feet on Warder and New
ton streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
door is shut. thereafter he breathes foul

Rural communities. should. by reason
Of natural advantages. he practically i'm
mune from the white plague" but
statistics show a greater percentage of
consump lives among farmers than any
other class of people
VINO isn't familiar with the deadly
parlor with its stale atmosphere where
for days at a stretch whole generations
of indignant germs are permitted to in
cubate undisturbedi A week often passes
without the admission OF sunlight. As
we'll spend an afternoon III a smokc-filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
He Knew Jim.

From Success Magazine.
Jim had made an unsuccessful attempt
10 conquer the world and came back to
the Tennessee town dirty. worn out and
hungry.
Uncle JOHN he said melodramatically.
II came home to die
NO. dod CAST YOU" said unsympathetic
Uncle John. You came home to eat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
Keep Your Windows Open.
I'M the woman.. world.

Don't sleep in a closed room.
Fresh air is the basic requisite to
good health. A sealed chamber is a
breeding place of disease.
The lungs utilize all the oxygen they
breathe and expel their impurities in your
cxhalations.
Within An hour q non consumes all
the oxygen in the average room. If the
windows and tranSom are down and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30

tunnel as remain i'm such a pesthole
open the windows even i'm the rain
Tar better to spoil a few t:ampery lace
curtains and spot the carpet than
JeopardiZe your health.
Take this prescription from Old Dr.
Commonsense and YOU wort need half s
many from Young DR.. Brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
Situated on an Elevation Over
looking the Entire City
Observatory & Hall Place

p feet front, with good depth of lot.
Price, $4,Q5Q)
Terms arranged to meet your
requirements.
These homes have two stories
and cellar;> contain six we'll plan
ned rooms: beautiful oak floors:
hardwood trim; nicely papered and
painted; lighted by electricity:
heated by hot water; abundance of
closets. Altogether very attrac-
tive and complete little home. Good
porch front, with 2-story rear porch.
They overlook the beautiful
grounds of the Naval Observatory.
Convenient to car line.
To reach these homes take the
Wisconsin avenue car and get off at
Observatory place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
To Get Results.

From the Atchisou Globe.
To get good run for your money. save
your money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-30
These Beautiful Homes Are ON
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Price, $4,000


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