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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
WANT An BATES

One cent a word each insertion
unless on agreement Minimum
Ioc an ad. Ads to appear in ordl-
nary reading matter type. Ads IN
larger type &c a word.
Ads on contracts, 4c a line for
W consecutive Insertions; 41sc
nne Tor so consecutive insertions.
55c line for 30 consecutive inser-
TONS; !ac line for Is times.
NCount SIX average length words In
line).
EXCEPTIONS.
situations Wanted ads contain
ing not over "a words will be
printed one time for 10c; three
ZINES ZINES Tor zoe, or seven times for
All ads, such as Boarders Want
ed, Furnished or Unfurnished
ICONS, Apartments, Houses For
Eent or Wanted, also Lost and
round. Help Wanted ads that only
get the. benefit of the "city cir
culation" of The Georgian, viii be
&c word for one insertion: three
times for the price of two or seven
times for the price Of four.
CLOSING u0Ir---
10 secure proper classification OF
Want Ads i will be necessary to
have copy in The Georgian office
issue
EVerY word IN the advertisement
including the name and address
should be counted. Each initial
counts one word; compound words
are counted as two words. 4
Telephone your Want Ads to The
Georgian Cloth phones $4,000 when
IL IS more convenient to 90 so, and
collection will be made at your
nome or at your office the follow
ing day. This is an accommoda-
ton service rendered Georgian
want Ad patrons and payment
should always be promptly made
on presentation Of bill Always ask
that your telephone Ad be repeated
pack to you by the telephone AID
taker to make sure that IL has been
taken correctly. The Georgian can
not guarantee accuracy or assume
responsibility for errors of any kind
occurring in telephone advertise
ments.
Out-of-town advertisements must
be accompanied with cash in full
payment for the same Note the
foregoing instructions about count
ing the words and the rates per
word. Agencies discounts is and
2 per cent.
ADVERTISERS should retain re-
ceipts given by The Georgian to
patrons making payment for Want
Ads over the office counter, as no
mistakes can be rectified without
them. In answering advertise
ments addressed in care OF The
Georgian. II the advertiser asks to
show references, send duplicate
Of same.
All Ads must be ordered out in
writing or at the office. No dis
continuance notice taken over tel
phone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.


WANTED-By couple, three unfurnished
downstairs rooms; have child two and
q half years old and an infant would like
use Of part Of yard; West End preferred
Main 40SS 6-7-12
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Board Wanted.


YOUNG MAN OF good habits wishes room
and either two or three meals a day, in
nice quiet place, on the north side.
Give street and phone number and will
call Address B. B., care Georgian.
YOUNG NAN wants single room, with or
without board; give lowest price. Jay
care Georgian. 1855
BOARD wanted by young couple in In
man Park, with private family, where
there are no other boarders. Main 2069
6-5-41
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08
Help wanted-Male and Female.

TRY RANEY'S Blood Medicine for rheu
matism, pellagra, old sores $50 for
case of specific blood poison we fail to
cure. ]. S. Dobbs, agent, 513 Austell
building. Phone Ga Office hours a. m.
to p. m. Sunday, to II. $3.50
WANTED--Housekee nurse, cook and
butler at once; man to work about
house and garden; woman to cook for
family of six; white housekeeper and
white nurse. Good wages. Write ]. A.
Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga; Marion county.
1876
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.


WANTED-Position by reliable man in
grocery store or meat market. Bell
phone Main 4159-J, Atlanta phone 4723.
1856
PRINTER desires employment in city or
country office. Address Economy, Box
80, care Georgian. 35-3l-5
ANTED-Position by experienced
young man steno- bookkeeper about
June 80 B. M, S.. care Georgian. 1915
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Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
For Rent.

FOR RENT-Two housekeeping rooms,
kitchenette; furnished rooms for gem
tlemen. Main 4S0-J. 6-6-4c
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YOU ARE WANTED for government po-
sition $50 month; send postal for list
of positions open. franklin Institute,
Dept APP, Rochester, n. Y. 33-7-5
FREE MASSAGE. hair cuts, shaves,
shampoos All barber work free. Clean
linen Atlanta Barber College, 10 East
Mitchell 5-27-16
MEN-Learn the Barber trade. Be your
own boss Best chance in the world
for small capital. Some money earned
while learning Few weeks completes.
can or write at once. Moer Barber Col
Iege SO West Mitchell street 36-1-6
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Office Space For Rent.

OFFICE SPACE for rent. Peters Bldg.
Phone Main 525S-J 64-29
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

GENTLEMEN-Co rooms; all conven
fences; walking distance. Phone Ivy
1875 6-3l-2O
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Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

FOR RENT-Apartment in lovely resi-
dence section, furnished or unfurnished.
Suites of two, three, four or Ave rooms.
Private bath; new house: by the month or
year. Phone Ivy 2432 6-142
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Desk Space For Rent.


DESK ROOM FOR RENT-Good location
in room and use of phone Terms rea-
sonable. 210 Equitable Building. 5-30-5
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For Miscellaneous.

RIPE PEACHES for sale; call on or ad .
dress M. Bennett, Germania avenue.
Decatur, Ga. Atlanta phone 210 Decatur.
6-7-7
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Furnished Rooms For Rent.


FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms close
in. 147 Pulliam street: reasonable.
6-b-10
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

WANTED-Furnished rooms; three or
four complete for housekeeping by mid
dle-aged particular couple; West End or
College Park; details and rate for early
attention. Box 267, East Point, Ga.
6-7-25
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Help Wanted-Female.

Delivered by carrier in Atlanta and
other cities, one week. ............. 1oc
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Unfurnished Apartments Wanted

WANTED--On September l. second floor
OF residence. on north side; preferably
near Georgian Terrace. Address J. u.
Blvins, SIS e. Cain. 1856
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-08

SNYDER HOUSE. 55 I.uclde street
Rooms and meals for regular and tran
sient Doarders. Close in. Rates reason
abie \~Isnta 52a6 e-A-22
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

After four days fighting. the reCeI
trooEs were unable to capture Mana
sra. More United States marines
have been landed to protect American
interests.
A bill is to be favored by the Hun
carian government which Will en'rah-
Chise 10000 women who must De prop
ertv owners, proprietors Of businesses
and holders OF the title of doctors.
J. H. Taylor. an English swimmer
won the long distance amateur SWIM
ming championship Of kngiano DV
swimming five miles and sixty yar'S
in one hour, five minutes anu seven
and two-fifths seconds.
Nullai Hafid. former Sultan or MO
rocco. is spending money laVishty III
Paris and keeping ND more or lesS'
6eeultorv correspondence with his Ia
wives-ieft at home.
A Zeppelin airshih. to be comn.e't
October |. will be the first alrshlp u
be adopted for use in the German
navy.
'The first aeropl7ne trip from Paris
to Berlin was .m~"e by tho SW's ava
toy Edmund Audemars. He made 90
miles in one dav.
A hand Of $50 retels wa defeated
in an attempt to capture A0"teZuma.
? border town less than 100 miles
from Douglas, Arizona.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish entertained
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FORT and HOTEL STREETS

plete within four or five months, and
ohiy rarely does q case prove entirely
intractable. When relapse occurs, IS
sometimes happens, the child Is given
q second course of treatment, or even
q third If necessary.
The cure for suffering Is as much
psychical as physiological It Is OF
the utmost Importance that the pa
tents seif-ccnfidence be aroused. He
must forget that it is longer possible
for MIN to st1tter. Appropriate speech
exercises, proceeding very slowly from
the easiest to the more difficult, and
adapted to suit the needs Of the indI-
yidual case, gradually overcome timid-
ity and iissipate the language obses-
sions. Correct habits OF respiration
have to be instilled, for the sufferer,
as rule, has never learned how to
breathe properly. The stDtterer,s
speech is faulty in every particular.
His whole nervous system is likely 70
be at fault. He may SHUTTER IN his
emotions, his thinking and his willing.
The treatment must have for Its pur-
pose thorough reeducation of the IN
diyiduaIs nervous system, the general
upbuilding of his physical health and
the improvement OF his mental condi-
ton. 1t is, therefore, much more q
matter for hygiene and education than
for medicine Lewis NJ. Terman IN
Harperis Weekly.
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GROWTH OF BEET ~. ......
SUGAR INDUSTRY

Although the growing of sugar beets,
from which more than half OF all the
sugar used in the world Is now extract
ed, has been encouraged for century
in Europe, il was not until twenty
years ago chat 1t began to be seriously
attempted IN the United States, and
only within the past decade has it ris-
en- to a position of commercial import
ance How rapid the growth OF the in
dustry has been in recent years Is
shown by the increase in the amount
of sugar produced from Eeets, which
has grown from 72,000,080 pounds IN
1899 to nearly 1,290, 100000 pounds in
the present year. an increase OF over
1900 per cent
At the present time the beet sugar
industry is established in seventeen
states, with seventy-one factories in
operation and several others in course
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
A MAN WITH A
DOUBLE-BARREL VOICE

The subject was an opera singer d
Berlm who had lona appeared %
yandevfIle a. the man with TIE dol-
Pc. throaf , His normal voice unI 4
harffone 81 vide ranee lnssineInf Ne
+. she q. win - fceono6ny 1IU|o'I
+, ) hipher rev Thus faf d|b||b1onIa
has heen regarded ~ 4 phenomenon
,rsicb Is na,reIv pathological. ana the
c ; 80 g a,,setiSn e The frst known ex.
c +, ~ :, ~ fhis GENERALIZATION. TIE
singsr has been Examined 81 many
,,..n larynkoIogIsts. but IS yet
nc Ieht has been thrown on t1e dor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
>farasols going at Cost and less
A. BIO! | :. :! !.

Newport with q Louis XVI bail The
period was perfectly representa- 1t
fabulous expense.
Al congestion of traffic is feared at
Balboa, Panama, as a result Of the col.
lapse of the new American wharf
here.
/ Communication has been cut OF be-
tween the cable station at CaTinto and
Managua where the revolutionary ae-
tiyities are centering. No news HISS
been received at Washington of the
marines who went inland.
Prince Katsura who has just left st.
Petersburg is said to have been the
bearer of letter from the late MI
lxado I'm which he urged close union
between Russia and Japan on account
Of the upheaval and new republic In
China .-.~. -
Mis- Vera Weave, an English sWiTn-
mef broke Annette Kellermans rec
ord, swimming mile in 81 minutes,
/ as seconds.
Continued massacres of Christians
BIZ Mohammedans are reported from
Montenegro. Villages are being de-
stroyed. women and children slain and
ycung girls carried off by the Turkisa
troops. ~
The young and beautiful wife OF
Colonel I4azro Alanis, the Mex.Fan
rebel commander played Joan or Arc
at J1farez. relieving the police officers
Of their arms and demanding Prov,
sjons for the rebel forces.
It is said that Lord and Lady Decfes
are greatly disappointed at having a
! daughter instead Of son.
The proceeds of gambling IN the
various casinos of France during the
| last FIVE years amounted to nearly
sf0.00O,000 =.
An appalling amount of damage was
dome nv the recent earthquake in the
region about the Seat of Marmora, not
far from Contantinople.
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two MORE TOWNS ADDED
TO INFANTS DISEASE LIS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug 20.-San-
ia Cruz and Riverside were placed up
on the map in the offices Of the state
board Of health today as places where
fnfantTe paralysis, the dreaded polio
fnye tlitis, has made its appearances
One case was reported from Santa
Cruz and two from Riverside TO date
no less than 29S cases have been re-
ported in the state this year out q
which fifty-two child victims have
made up the death toll, most Of these
being in Los Angeles.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
ON SALE ABOUT HALF PRICE

Colonel Roosevelt is expected IN
California on "a stamping tour about
the middle of September. - IT
Officials. OF the Garments union OF
Chicago win ask Mayor Harrison to
intercede with the street car scompan-
les for higher wages and better CON
ditions. ~ 4 p
The warehouse Of the Yakiba groc'
eryEcompany at North Yakima, Wash,
was partially destroyed by fire. The
damage estimated at $4,000 included
the destruction of the equipment oil
two companies of state militia.
Over $4,000 tons OF grain have been
grown in California this year, bat
there are only sufficient ships aValt
able to carry $4,000 tons. Fortunes are
tied I'D because there are no means
al hand to ship the harvest. ~.
CAPTAIN T. w. T. Richards has JUS
died at his home near Los Angeles
He was an officer in the Confederate
army under Colonel John S. Mosby.
A severe earthquake was fet'
throughout Arizona. The shock last
ed FIVE minutes at Williams.
Miss Louie Arnold of AnnopohS IL
on her way to San Francisco to De
come the bride of Ensign W. W. Wad
dell. The wedding was to Lave taken
Mace at her home, but Wad5el! was
assigned to the Pacific coast and re1us
ed leave to return for his bride.
, The ministers of the German Lu
tberan church at Rocky Ford. COLO.
his wife and two children died OF
ptomaine poisoning. The fact tha'
the family of his predecessor died
ike death had pointed to murder OI
some fanatic.
The Chicago White Sox team are
coming to California next spring 1ol
their initial training.
? A 100000 fire in Tonapah DESTROYED
the Miners exchange hall and adJoin
ms buildings.
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JAILED FOR PR0WLING
ABOUT JUDD PREMISES

]. :Nakahara, a Japanese, was sem
fenced to spend twenty-fonr hours IN
the county Jail by Judge Mohsarrat
this morning on charge OF vagrancy
preferred by a representative Of the
Judd family who declared that the
accused had been in the habit OF lott
ering about the premises OF Mrs. Ag-
mes Judd and that on Sunday evening
he was caught in the room OF one OF
the servants.
The servant was out at the time and
Nakahara testified that he had come
for his washing, and, finding the ser
want out, had climbed in through the
window. Attorney A. F. Judd was to
have prosecuted the case but was
prevented from doing so by the illness
of Judge Hartwell. A.>..1s*.'
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WORLDS NEWS CONDENSED
spEclal MAIL SERVICE TO STAR BIL &c
af a Glance,

Oscar Hammergtein, impresario, has
announced plans for building string.
of grand opera houses extending from
coast to coast. (, =,
/ An English sparrow, carrying a
burning string, set fire to three
/ houses in a small Indiana town. The
bird had the entire town in fever OF
excitement before 1t dropped the
blazing string. -.E,t l.
Passed by the house without re-
corded negative vote, the Panama
l5eanal tolls bill was rushed through
ard submitted to President Taft, the
Senate having previously adopted a
conference report passing the bill.
Chief Justice White and Associate
Justices Lurton and Van Devanter Of
| the SGpreme Court are working on a
! new set of rules for equity practice
| in Federal Courts
The Democratic national committee
| will ask the banks and trust COM
panies throughout the country to re-
ceive and transmit subscriptions to
| the campaign funds of all three
! parties. =,
j Dartment of the Interior mas decided
against the capitalists who wished tc
/ Gust the Mojave Apache Indians from
Carp Mcdowell reservation in Ari,
iona. The case is closed for all
tire, leaving TO the red men their
garden spot"
James Haeemeyer, the New York
| sugar king, has just died at his home
! in that city at the age of 20.
A bill passed the House authorlz'
| ing the sale by the government OF
the acreage and timber belonging "a
! the Five Civilized Tribes in Okla
homa. 1t is valued at 100000.
The legislative, executive and judi
cial appropriation bill, vetoed by the
| President and again passed by the
House is before the Senate, and III
case of a second veto, Congress will
he unable to adjourn this week.
| In message to Congress concern
ing the Panama Canal bill, Taft sug
gests that free passage be granted II
/ American ships, but that legislation
be passed permitting foreign nations
to test the legality of the provision in
tPa United States courts.
The, committee appointed by Gov
error Harmon to consider legislation
affecting children in the State, re
ported suggesting pensions for Wi
| dowed mothers and compulsory med
tical inspection of school children.
A resolution is before the House
for a committee of five to investi
gate the ccal strike in the Pain
Creek district, West Virginia.
The government is looking for mer
canable Of Judging headgear to b.
, used in the army. Examinations fol
= such nat inspectors" will be held II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29

Of construction. Hol4 million .||..
are planted t0s1u11[ lt1|.. md |I.>
100000 q year b distributed % farm.
ers. Iaborers, transportation Dc|0||I-
les and sellers 81 supple. - ne 1|.I'
atoms connected with The U4I.I| O.
beet sugar How ~ |.|s q lIo. |||-
resenting the sugar DI110c'1. c.I.I''I
Of the country . shown b ~ '.|'
that the area estimated By the De-
partment Of AsrlcI''[irD - adapted q
sugar-beet growing 11UDf|se. IoI00'|
275 900 900 acres, and that the u.o q
one acre ii every 200 Of this area ~
beet culture would enable - O .I1.
duce all the sugar We now IuIr[[
Truman g. Palmer, Il National A1.-
azine.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
THE SUFFERING CHILD

For many years the school author
tiles of certain European countries
have conducted special schools for the
benefit of Sufferers. These are OF
several types, some conducted during
the summer, others utilizing an after
school hour, and still others taking
complete charge of the pupil until he
is cured. All these are wonderfully
successful AS fule recovery is COM
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-29
LATEsT NEWS huu ETiN.
lNews originating on ne day tn,

News originating on he day the
steamer saised.l
BY the collapse of2the gran sfand at
the Governor Marshall notification
meeting in indianapolis yesterday Is
people were hurt, some receiving sew.
efe injuries.
There was a riot at tie Women's
Wilson and Marshall organization in
New York when campaign buttons
were given out Women fought to ~
them. u z
War, has been renewed in China. q
hnttle lsaing Id progress: near W.
chang. 1t is feared some of Yuan
Shih Kafs ediets iii lead to civil war
again
The entire Nifaragr2n federal garri-
Soas or Leon 10 lthe flortS OF Mansgua
he's been slain Ihy force of repels.
Over 500 regulaks were killed. >....-.
The rolice hive canture6 a batler
ius San Franc!rtso who has stolen eveT
s2r11e worth Of Jewels from wealth.
faR.ilies living along the pentnsnta
south of the Ssitvt .for all of whom be
worked at various times. -.. .,--
The IIpiteH States is to probe the
recent killing of James w. RoPers in
the Congo. He was an ivorv pooohnr
and his deatth was ordered hv the J :.
isll Cover nment He was killed after
weeks OF chasing through African
jungles. ~ = r-
The Railroad Commission has fore
ed the YSouthern Pacific to discontircn
a 50-cfhnt chair fee charged on their
fast TRAINS between Los Angeles and
San Hrancisco,. This was an extra
charges above the regular fare.
Cow ernor Wilson may take the
sti:mEh in California. He expresses de-
light pver the Democratic situation N
the West.
Child ef of Police White has declared
war q sn the gamblers in San Francisco
now the Supreme Court has refused to
gram iniunctions to the gambler!
wllicNh would prevent the police from
bre9/ king down door,.
- customs House officials in Sen Fra
81 have $40, 900 worth Of opium O.
,UI seized in various raids. which
ara to DESTROY TODAY.
aarez has again changed it's aiegi
now that Mexicn federal troon:
SpCN arrived in the town. following its
. euation by 0rozco and the rebels.
~
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This is IN line with the example OF
the Bishop Museum, Honolulu, which
twenty years ago had groups of statu-
airy made from living models by Allen
Hutchinson, sculptor. illustrating the
ancient life Of the Hawaiians.
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TO PRESERVE THE. real,
RED MAN IN PLASTER

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 20.-Be-
cause the pure-blooded American In
dian is disappearing and the types
known to western settlers will soon
have vanished, the national museum
is preparing to make masks and
b1sts of members of the different re-
naming tribes Frank Micka, New
York sculptor, has been commission
ed to get the masks and busts, and
will soon take up. the work in the
west, beginning in Nebraska.
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EASTERN NEWS.

81 ,ben Roosevelt in one of his first
.' go, sneeches was asked, How
.,,,t Taft?', he replied, Il never dis
I,ss dead issues.
Ell sIdna edwards. one of the Virstnia
-. .,,.s, - assassius. was sentenced
81 slf1een yeara ia the penitenttary
.1aoot eculd Schurman. president o.
s:.-s,lt University, has been apr pint ifl',
- MN ssIaIsfsr e Greece and montenegro.