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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29
ire-Proof Storage.

WE STORE HOUSEHOLD goods ana
pianos. Office and warehouse 239-241
Edgewood ave Ivy 2037. John j. Wood
side Storage Company
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WANTED-Two bright young men of
good appearance and fair education;
good pay Apply Tuesday at a. m;
room 4l2 Gould building. 1929
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

or three neatly furnished
cool rooms for light housekeeping: must
be reasonable and no objections to chill
dren Mrs, e. b., care Georgian 1855
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

@ HAND is the easy path to sue
Tess study at home while you work;
fun course twelve dollars Send for two
4 .lee lessons. Henry Navagh. 2S7 Fiji
tenth St, Buffalo, \. Y. 42-7-iS
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for gov
ernment positions 5000 month. Write
Ior list OF positions open Franklin In
s'ltute' Dept. 49-R. Rochester. n. Y.
for case Specific Blood Pol
son we fail to cure Raney
q 70 Medicine Co, 513 Austell
DNO< Bldg Phone Ga. Office
~ Hours: a m. to D. m f.;
Sundays a. m. to 10 a. M
GO SO
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Teachers Wanted.

1~1~1-e-9~|-~N~~-~-o-o-~-~
lEACHERS' PROFESSIONAL COL
LEGE, AUSTIN. TEXAS,
needs the services of one ambitious
ITeeaGher IN each county; good proposition
! uII Information free. 49, 20
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Situations Wanted-Female.

:,
COLORED WOMAN wishes to cook. do
washing and help with general house
work IN small family; references required.
Apply 202 Rawson Street. 72q -S6
MiDDLE-AGED WIDOW with small can
ltal would go in partnership with some
one running small boarding house Ad-
aress Mrs. NJ c., Box 331. care Georgian
33-7-29
OU NC GIRL wishes position as stenog-
rapher; has had experience. can Al
lanta phone 4301 S0-7 26
LADY STENOGRAPHER, long expe-
rlence, wishes to quit heavy work. Sal
airy IN proportion to work Or will ac-
cept malt day position. Steno, 131 Ivy st
atlanta phone 1928 37-7- 26
MATERNITY CASES bv exDerience1
nurse; hospital training; best refer
ences: reasonable charge: no objection to
out of-town cases. Bell phone West 1864.
29-7- &c
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Statesmen Wanted.

~, ~----0~a@-~0-N~~-~~~--
month. sell dealers highly advertised
t'it Samples not necessary Blat1
station l.. New York, N y 5o-I-23
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references e ADDRESS Experience Box 100
A MISSOURI man. mar
ried, wants position in
the South, preferably Geor-
gia. Am thorough in Office
work, correspondence and
credit work, energetic and
thoroughly reliable. Can
furnish the highest and best
of references. Am we'll con-
nected at present. having
entire charge office work,
correspondence and coIlec-
tons. If YOU can use me,
write at once. O. w. Airy,
Maryville, Mo. 1929
POSITION WANTED as press feeder
Can feed either cylinder or platen. Can
give references. Must have work at once
Salary no object Address Box 343, care
Georgian. 36-7-29
'O-NNI NAN Win Two years experience
in school room and three years expe-
rlence IN Office must have work Cleri
c 90 "Ot N pteIeraole' Aadress NJ BOX 345
80 : 800 : 81 49, ~
( EXPERIENCED young man stenographer
, o5Slres POSITION non WIN future with auto
he enerpetic Ad5ress ca pa
CAPITOL ave. 1T 30
y WIG 1177T777 = ~ IN =
~ a,,i,, o1l ETY. ~ eAperienced ones
G<isnr tlde ie''i III ta'iorlle; 81
~ M; ~ 90- : %
naoI n,,5 , 1osIIiolI ~ ooohkeeper 1or
er;o la anu "oouSdIu' ~ - care Geono
gan % ~
SINGLE YOUNG MAN desires position,
bookkeeper or office work; very best ref
e e 1M NJ n business pre-
IeIIeo' !. i. -, care Georgian. I-zL-4z
WANTED-Position by yOnug man with
COCO IuIure as assistant bookkeeper or
o,Ilce WORE 80 fasI ana accurate on hguroeas
anu Is s@Gu Peiilah' Aooress Bog eS S@S,
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For Sale Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE-Diamond ring; stone weighs
3l9 less 1-32 carats. Finest blue white.
Absolutely perfect in every way. This is
a rare gem. WIN take $500 cash for it.
Must sell at once. j D. Holman. Pei
ham, Ga. 51-7-29
PIANO FOR SALE-New $500 mahogany
Kingsbury piano; won in Georgian con-
test: sacrifice. See Gable Piano Company
or 1903 Edgewood avenue. 40-1 30
FOR SABE-Small soda fount, floor show
case cigar case and wall case. Apply
SO East Alabama st 1895
AN assortment of chnaware, odds and
ends from our premium stock room, to
be closed out at very low prices. An OPP
portunity to secure some very beautiful
pieces of china at little expense. Can be
seen at our premium parlor, 20 East Ala
bama street, The Georgian 1918
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Observation-Disclosures

WE BUY old accounts. notes, judgments.
616 Temple Court Bldg. Main 1892.
7-19-17
BEST price for furniture of all kinds
We buy contents of residences, flats and
offices. Phone Main 1877 143 South Pryor
street Pembroke Sales Company. 720-14
DROP A CARD-Will bring cash Tor 0d
clothes and shoes. The Vestaire, 166
Decatur street. 6-27-42
/ BUY mems old clothes and shoes
Drop card. l. Book. 80 Bell st. 6-1-1l
WANTED-We pay highest cash prices
on household goods, pianos and office
furniture. Cash advanced on consign-
ments. Springers Auction House. 25
South Pryor street. Bell phone Main 1926.
410tO
WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for house
hold goods, pianos and office furniture.
Cash advanced on consig?ments. Cen
trail Auction Company, East Mitchell
street Bell phone Main PAPA. S-26-26
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Agents Wanted.

AGENTS wanted for private Christmas
cardsi any one, samples book free; large
England 50e7o 35
CAMPAIGN BOOK!
" AM El2-Agents in every county of the
o. nlted States to sell our campaign book.
SS 2V pages, 100 pictures and portraits Of
az me candidates and leaders The lives
OF an the presidents and history of their
ADMINISTRATIONS The platforms and prin-
clples. of all parties An impartial and
superior book Price only 81 This will
Outfit free on receipt of loo to nav most.
age Titanic outfit also sent free on re-
celPt of l0c for postage Best terms.
3rder outfits by return mail Phillips
BOYD Publishing Company, Atlanta. Ga.
6-26- 2
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Furnished Houses For Rent.


FURNISHED four-room cottage Call
Main 2838 727-14
WANTED-At once a good, reliable
couple to take owners new six room
house and furniture; good garden at
'Oakhurst, on North Decatur car line;
chance for good home at almost no cost
Phone J. S. Hollingsworth, Main 1926
4S-7-27
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Help Wanted-Male.

7o~0r~0~-~~N>~~c-~~~-~4~>
COLORED COOK, reliable colored chauf-
feur FEEDERS, 253 Gambler Annex 7-29- "a
GOOD BUTLER who knows something
about automobiles but never did drive
wants position. Good references Box
346, care Georgian. 45-7-29
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Board Wanted.

BOARD and room in north side, modern,
private home of strictly first class peo-
pie by refined business woman. who wants
permanent location in real home atmos-
phere. Prefer some distance out on car
line. Best of references given and re-
CURED. Give phone number and full par
ticulars in reply Box 125, care Geor-
gian 29-7-29
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TWO-THIRDER job pressman, who car
make ready and feed we'll bowman &
Johnson, liz South Broad street. 7292S
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Furnished or Unfurnished Apart
ments For Rent.

LARGE front connecting rooms, kitchen
cite or an apartment; private residence:
private pOrches; gentlemen
or ladies'. Sc Highland avenue Ivy 1909
]. 7-27-43
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Help Wanted-Female.


TWO first-clasS colored cooks, one maid
at once. FEEDERS, 253 Gambler Annex.
10 o.
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Situations Wanted-Male

~
AM POSITION by experienced man
in office or general store. Can furnish
references. Address Experience, Box 100,
care Georgian 48-7 %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
PRICE CONTROL
BASIS Of SUIT
GOVERNMENT FILES IMPORTANT
SUIT THAT AFFECTS LARGE
CONCERN.
CORN Flakes DEFENDANT
Violation of sherman Antitrust Law
Charged. First suit OF
the Kind

DETROIT, Dec 26.-The Kellog
Toasted Corn Flake Company Is al
legtd to be violating the Sherman law
in petition in equity filed In the
United States district court here to-
day by order Of Attorney General
Wickersham to settle for all time the
extent to which manufacturer may
control retail prices. The company
and its officers engaged In the manu-
facture of Kelloggs toasted corn
flakes are charged with fixing prices
at which the flakes are sold to re-
taller and consumer, preventing COM
petition which would reduce the price
to the public, and creating a monop-
oily by concentrating the entire inter
state traffic in this commodity in the
hands of the jobbtrs and retailers
who abide by price agreements eX-
acted by the defendants. 1t is alleged
the defendants have invoked the
patent laws through the use OF a
patented carton in which the flakes
are packed as a "mere subterfuge
and device" to escape the provisions
Of the Sherman law The government
asks for injunctions to prevent the
company, Its officers and agents from
controlling the price Of the break
fast food after It leaves the hands
Of the manufactures.
The following are named as de-
PENDANTS:
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Com
pany. Wilfred c. kellogg and Andrew
Rose, respectively president. secre-
tary and general manager, all Of Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
1t is alleged that the company sells
only to jobbers, refusing absolutely
TO deal with consumers or with the
retail trade. The commodity. ac-
cording to the petition, IS sold to
jobbers at a uniform price under an
agreement that the jobbers will sell
to retailers at price fixed by the
defendants. The defendants are
charged with strictly enforcing the
agreement of sale by absolutely re-
fusing TO deal with any other jobbers
who fail to maintain the specified
price.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
BEGIN PLANS FOR THE
INAUGURATION PARADE
MAJOR GENERAL WOOD OUT
LINES IMMENSE INAUGURAL
DEMONSTRATION.

WASHINGTON, Dee 26-Major
General Leonard Wood, chief Of staff
Of the army. who has just been named
Inauguration parade, has begun to
outline his plans for military, naval
and civic demonstration.
The selection of General Wood TO
Undertake the task is In line with the
precedents which for the last several
ton Of the senior army officer on the
active list In Washington, regardless
Of political affiliations. Thus 1t hap
pened that the military features of
President Tafts Inauguration were in
charge of Major General j. Franklin
Bell, while the late Lieutenant ten
eral Henry g. Corbln performed a SIM
liar function at the last Inauguration
of Theodore Roosevelt
General Woods purpose is to make
the Wilson inauguration parade as
well balanced as possible in the mat
ter Of the representation Of the cav
airy, infantry and artillery of the
army. the blue jackets and marines
of the navy, and adequate and liberal
representation of the national guard,
a well proporlioned civic display
One of the features of the plan is
to gather in Washington of several
thousand troops from the various
army posts, probably as far west as
Chicago, and south to Atlanta, az well
as the entire cadet corps and mid
shipmen battalions from their acad-
emies. This will involve the war de-
partment in considerable expense. on
account of transportation, and as that
particular appropriation has been
greatly reduced. owing to recent
changes Of station Of officers and
troops it may be necessary to apply
to congress Immediately upon its re-
convening next week for a deficiency
appropriation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
Momd Changc it AlE.

PARIS, Dec. 2G.--According TO the
Vienna correspondent of the Journal
friend Of Arch Duke Ferdinand f.
authority for the disclosure OF a am
bilious plan which the Arch Duke has
conceived and now is actively en-
deavoring TO make effective. II the
plan is successful. it is expected 20
have the effect Of completely break
ing mp at one stroke the political
forms and the system of alliances on
the Europe Of today.
The Arch Duke aims at the creation
Of a vast Slay Empire OF the south
under the crown Of the Hapsburgs.
He is preparing q coud' etat in Aus
tria Hungary to clear the way for the
first part Of the program. which Is
the liberation Of the disconnected and
ill-assorted peoples who form the
monarchy. Having thus made a clean
sweep Of the existing political con-
work OF building up. by restoring the
ancient and historical kingdoms and
founding new principallties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
VIII set Precedent.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26-The re-
suit the antitrust suit today against
the Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Com
pany. If the governments allegations
are proven, will determine the legality
Of the business methods Of many man
ufacturers who dictate the price at
which thtir products shall be sold
to the public, according to govern
ment officials. The department Of
Justice has received many COM
plants against manufacturing con-
Germs which control retail prices by
stipulatng that the commodity they
place on the market shall be sold at
specified figure. The custom is
said to be widespread and the suit
filed today is expected to operate as
test The principal involved is re-
garded by the department as among
the most important questions ever
dealt with under the Sherman Law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27

COLLTNSVILLE. Dec. %. Especially
In an attempted holdup at Smclter-
town. a mile from here, early tonight,
Clayton McMartin. aged so. was shot
and instantly killed by three men,
thought TO be George Hollingsworth,
Charlie Wilson and Fay Belschncr,
all desperate characters from Tulsa
Roy Hollingsworth was arrested here
two hours after the killing and taken
to Claremore where he was placed in
jail
The shooting happened at Smell
tertown pool hall and restaurant,
which Is run by McMartin and j. ID.
Carr. McMartin is an old settler in
this section and is known as The
Mexican Gambler" Carr and his wife
and Roy Hollingsworth. a relative OF
George Hollingsworth 1t is said, were
seated In the place when the trio OF
highwaymen appeared in the door
way and levellcd revolvers at the
people.
Hands up" was the gruff COM
mand, and everyone responded. one
of the bandits. who had evidently
heard of McMartin's reputation as
gun man, ordered him to put them
hands higher" and almost instantly
shot at him. The bullet hit McMar-
tin in the leg and he reached for his
own revolver. As he pulled 1t out OF
his pocket. scabbard and all, another
shot was fired at him. striking him
under the arm and penetrating his
neck The highwaymen turned and
fled and q minute afterward McMar-
tin fell to the floor dead.
The robbers got away in a buggy
and were later seen at Owasso head
ed toward Tulsa. Officers in the sur
rounding territory were Immediately
notified of the killing and it is hoped
that the two men will be located be-
fore morning.
II was learned last night that Hol-
lingsworth and Wilson were in tho
neighborhoOd and fearing trouble
Deputy Sheriff Perry Of Collinsvllle
, appealed to the county officials at
Clnremore for assistance. Deputy
Sheriff stevens of that city arrived
here this morning and assisted in
search for the robbers
Stevens and Perry were on their
way to Smeltertown after the men
when the shooting occurred. Roy
Hollingsworth was arrested short
ways out of the city and immcdintely
taken to Claremorc by Deputy Sheriff
Stevens
Hollingsworth and Wilson are
wanted at Tulsa for numerous rob
berries and arc also said to have been
connected with a recent bank rob
berry ut Foyil, Okla
City Marshal Stokes saw the men at
Owasso after the killing tonight, but
they got away from him after a
thrilling chase
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
Stallnton Preparing.

STAUNTON Va, Dec 26 -Visl-
tors from various parts OF the country
began to arrive here today for the
celebrations in honor OF the homecom-
ing Of Presldent-e Wilson which
VIII begin upon his arrival in Staun-
ton tomorrow night and conclL de
Saturday night The arrival Of every
train augments the crowd OF visitors,
and by tomorrow It is estimated that
the city viii be thronged.
Committees having in charge the
Wilson celebration were busy today
completing final arrangements for the
event and providing accommodations
for the visitors.
Every precaution has been taken to
safeguard the president-elect A
large detective force is here and pc.
liccmen from other cities will assist
in maintaining order
Mr. Wilson will be rendered a re-
ception Saturday afternoon by the
local chapter Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution and the Daugh.
ters Of the Confederacy
Plans were completed at Alexan-
dria. Va, today which will be the
first stop made by the president
elect on his way to Staunton, Cor a
reception. Governor Wilson will
reach Alexandria at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon and be met at
the station by delegation Of city
officials headed by Mayor Fisher.
Although his train will stop only for
a few minutes, it is expected Mr. Will
son will make brief address.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
Turkish Proposal.

CONSTANT1NOPLE, Dec. 26.-Ac-
cordmg to Coastantinople, the Turk
ish counter proposals which were for
warded by telegraph Yesterday to the
peace plenipotentiaries at London.
comprise the maintenance Of an cf-
fectivc sovereignty over the east line
Of Dcmarc1tion along the Maritz
river and the Black Sea, including
Adrianople; while west Of the line
the government would be content
with the recognition Of Turkish
sovereignty with an autonomous reg
ime The government however. re-
fuses TO entertain any idea of PEE
cuniary indemnify
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
DOVE Of PEACE
YET No NEARER
NOr TIIOCGiIT, HOWEVER, THAT
THERE VIII BE \ RESUMp-
TION on WAR.
BOTH Sides ARE OBSTINATE
Turks can Balkan Proposal of Peace
"iuolish' and Balkans Simply
Answer In Kind.

LONDON Dec. 26.-Both the
Turks and the Balkan allies are stand
ing by their guns on the peace terms.
Both declare 1t Is impossible TO re-
cedo from their positions
Nevertheless those who think they
know what is going on behind tho
scenes still believe the probabilities
of the conclusion of peace art greater
than of the resumption ot the con
fllct The exchange OF cipher dis
patches between the administration
at Constantinople and Richard Pasha
continues but the chief Of the Turk
Ish plelnipotcntiaries declines to dl-
vuge the nature OF the reply he win
present to the allies Saturday when
the conference reas5ombles at ST.
James Palace.
while | cannot discuss the reply
Of the Ottman government" said
RcChad Pasha tonight, nothing pre-
vents me from saying that the terms
the allies have proposed are absurd.
Il was never known that after the
conclusion Of an armistice one bell
ligerant party could ask the other to
conccde territory bravcly defended
and stll resisting with herOism
"Why should we do this. especially
when the Bulgarians had three re-
verses at our hands Just before the
armistice while the Greeks. who con-
tinued to fight, were defeated both
on land around Janina and at Sea off
of the Darnallcs.
Turkey was induced to accept an
armistice only on the advice Of tho
powers in order TO avoid useless car
mage on both sides. The same hu-
manltarian consideration led the OF
toman government to ask for the re-
victuallying Of the besiegcd, and
might induce the government to yield
certain conditions for the sake or
peace. But there Is limit which tho
allies have far surpassed"
The allies on the other hand,
assert the armistice was arranged to
give Turkey an opportunity Of making
peace terms without suffering further
losses in the field, and they char
acterize talk Of keeping Adrlanoplc.
Janina and Scutari ana regaining
Salonici as simply laughable. Cen
eral Danglis. the Greek chief Of gem
cral staff, saih
let them come and take Salonici
tr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
Governor READY
FOR HOME COMING
PRESiDENT-ELECT HuiCONERED
FROM ILLNESS II PLANNING
"TRIP TODAY.
TALKS FINANCE IN BED
Discussed Money Mattcrs-Mill Take
Part In Zig Celebration in
His Home Town.

PRINCETON, a. j., Dec. 20
Propped up in bed, Presldent-olect
Wilson. snt for two hours today talk
ing about currency reforms with
Representative Glass OF virginia,
chairman of the house sub-commit-
tee ON banking and currency reform
and u. T.. Willis a New York nnan-
cial writer
Mr Glass said he was not at lib
crty to disclose what was discussed IN
the conference. That's what We
talked about" he said as he exhibit
ed hand fun Of five dollar gold
pieces He remarked however that
mono of the bills supposed to be be-
fore his committee in congress were
authentic and that the committee had
not yet drafted any measure. lie
added that public hearings would be-
gin January I.
The governor had almost recovered
tonight from his attack OF lagrippe
but in accordance with the physr-
clans orders he remained in bed and
saw no one but Messrs. Glass and
Willis He will leave at 1890 tomor-
row for Staunton, Va, his birthplace.
There to celebrate with the townfolks
his 56th birthday on saturday. The
train viii reach Washington at 3:l5
y. m. and will be there for 10 min
utcs while the two special cars car
ryng the governor and party OF Vlr-
ginians living In Ne York, who will
accompany him. will be switched
from the Pennsylvania railroad to the
Chesapeake and Ohio. 1t will be the
FIRST time. however. that the president
elect will have stopped in the natiohal
capital since his election
A coincidence OF tho Journey is
that Richard II. Taylor, one Of the Sc
cret service men detailed with the
governor. also halls from Staunton,
from which place as boy he ran
away to sea and won a medal OF hon
or from congress for safely navi-
eating an American war vessel and
saving it from destruction in a hurrl-
cane off the Samoan Islands In 1882
Mrs Wilson will go with the presi-
dent-elect. She said tonight that
while his health should be improved
she had thought it bit risky for
him to make the trip to Staunton on
account Of the cold weather.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-27
IN ATTEMPTED IlOLDIp Ar
SNiEITERTOWN \ VICTIM
Il MURDERED.
noted CROOKS SUSPECTED
George IIollingswouh, Tulsa Chaiar-
ter, Arrested as one of IN"
Robbers.
III LI!IfTIN.

\ posse of city and county officials
arrested Charlie Wilson and Fay
Eclschncr, two of the most noted
criminals in This section, at ~ o'clock
last night. The men were found in
bed at an cast end resort and were
taken by surprise, by the posse, con-
sisting of Chicf Yoder, Assistant
Chief Hanson. Detective Pulicn. De-
tcctIye NOrthup and Dcputy sheriff
Bowlin. Officers arrived at late
hour from Clarcmorc, with what they
claim is positive proof that Wilson
and Bclschncr killed the man whom
they attempted to hold up at Collins
Vile carly last evening. George iI0i-
iingsworth, the other wanted man, Is
said to be In the city, and the police
entertained hopes Of capturing him
before daylight.