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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
RACING
ENTRIES.

FIRST-Sening. three year Odds and up,
8 furlongs GO): Baden 100, Auto Girl 100.
Hazel G. 100. CosgrOve 1903, Lee Harri-
son H. l05, Evran 1876 Chanticleer 105,
Flying 105. Hannis 105, Originator 1906.
SECOND-Seling three year olds and
up, mile and one sixteenth Q2) Leigh
81, Hughie Quinn 80, XGalene Gale 100,
XMaise Girl 100 xBena Uncas 1906 The
Peer 1906, Minnolette l05, Virginia Lind
sey 1905. Aragonez 1906 c. W. Kennon 1906,
Lambertha 105, Highland Chief 10S.
THIRD-Selling, three year olds and up,
8 furlongs 40: XSeacliff 100, xOrbed
Lad 103 Calethumpian 104. Godfather 1903,
Setback 1903, Rogon 1913, Jim L. 1O9. Bob
Lynch 1903. Swish 1903, Orba Smile 1903,
Gold Of Ophir 112
FOURTH all ages, ! mile
80: DR.. Dougherty 90, Cross over 90,
Cracker Box IS, Dutch Rock 1903. Flying
Feet 10.
FIFTH-P Purse, all ages, furlongs 80:
General Marchmont 100 Meadow 100,
Daddy Clip 100, Batwa 1902, Meridian 1926.
SIXTH-Selling, three year olds and up,
J. mile G3). Ethel Samson 96 Quid Nunc
SO, XLotta Creed 100, Love Day 1903, xFal-
cada 104, Little Marchmont 105, Shorty
Northcut 1865 Cantem 1906 John Louis 1915,
Lookout 1906, Shooting Spray 10S, Suffra-
gist 1913 Lesca 1903
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
Money Kings Righthand Man
Scheduled as Early Witness
After Holidays.
DEPUTIES WITH SUBPENAS
AFTER WIN. ROCKEFELLER
House Sergeant alarms Re-
CeiveS instructions to Camp
on Oil Mans Trail.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-The bust
ness Of J. P. Morgan & Co. Is to be
further investigated by the house
money trust investigating committee
when the committee resumes its work
in January. One of the first witnesses
probably Will be H. p. Dawson. who,
the committee believes, is much more
active in the firm Of Morgan & Co than
Morgan himself, and who will be able
to furnish the committee with more de-
tailed information as 10 the many re-
organizations that have been effected
in Morgan's office
Morgan failed to recall the details Of
many OF these on account of the wide
range Of his business, and Samuel Tn
termeyer, counsel for the committee.
did not press his questions at such
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
They Won't Elect Me
Because I'dStopSmoke
Nuisance Says Turner
He Says That's the Reason He
Won't Be Made Inspector.
Many Candidates.

Unable to agree on smoke and gas
inspector to succeed Paul McMichael,
resigned, members of the commission
are today considering Offering the place
to r. c. Turner, city electrician, who
internationally has led an active fight
on the Georgia Power Company
The salary OF the smoke and gas in
spector is $2,400 a year while Mr.
Turner receives only $500 as city cleo
rician.
They won't eject me, because /
would stop the smoke nuisance" said
Mr., Turner today when asked abou;
the report that he was considered for
smoke inspector
Sixty per cent of Atlanta's smoke
is caused by the railroads The sec
tons Of the railroad systems in the
center of the city should be electri-
fed. Then 1t would be obvious to
everybody in Atlanta that the smoke
nuisance had been diminished"
Believe He'd Resign.
Mr. Turner said he had been elected
by the people to serve two years as
city electrician and that he expected to
serve that two years but he realizes
that the Office Of smoke inspector is
more important and his friends say he
would resign as city electrician and ac-
ceDt the place if the commission would
offer 1t to him
Chairman r. NJ. Harwell, of the COM
mission, today called meeting OF the
members for Monday at II o'clock. The
following applications for the place
were submitted:
c. w. Scarborough, z. A. WERNER
r, A Gassett, w w. Wilmington. Jo-
.seph Shearer city hall custodian: II. P
Ashley and d e. Flynn.
Delay Sought.
The situation is complicated by the
fact that Councilman Charles W. Smith
will Introduce an ordinance to abolish
the commission at the meeting of coun-
ell Monday afternoon He said the
commission had proved itself useless
and unsatisfactory.
Also Mayor elect James O. Wood
ward and his friends are endeayoring
to delay the selection of an inspector
and the adjustment OF the commission
until after he takes his office on Janu-
airy / IT is said that he wants d. e.
Flynn elected as inspector
In the meantime the smoke crusade
is at stsndstiu.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
Taft, in Plain Language, Says
Citizens Of This Country
Must Be Protected.
ARMY ORDERED TO BE
PREPARED FOR CALL
Atlantic Squadron Held in Read
mess Ambassador Wilson
Carrying Message.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-That the
United States will invade Mexico and
torcibIy protect her citizens, If proper
protection is not given them from this
time OIL, was the ultimatum issued by
President Taft 10 President Madero, of
Mexico. in his reply to the recent note
received from Madero. The ultimatum
Is to be conveyed in person by Ambas-
sador Wilson. who win return to Mex
leo next week.
Having informed Mexico in language
that can not be misconsrued that the
time has come 10 cease harassing
American citizens of the Rio Grande
and 10 srnp destroying their property,
The first steps were taken today lead
Ing to an enforcement Of the ultimatum.
Orders were issued to Brigadier Cen
eral Steever, commanding the American
forces along the border. to keep a sharp
watch for any disturbances in his dis
trct and messages were sent to the
commandments of several army posts in
the West and Southwest apprising them
Of the ultimatum to Mexico, and warn
ing them that their men might be call
ed on at any moment to proceed to
the hhrder
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
DR.. FELIX ADLER TO
ADDRESS ETHICAL
STUDENTS TONIGHT

Or Felix Adler, Of New York. one of
the foremost thinkers of the day. lecturer
on social and political ethics at Columbia
university and head of the National Eth
cal society, is in Atlanta today as the
guest OF the committee on ethical lee
lures Dr. Adler viii deliver an address
tonight at $50 o'clock in Gable hall. on
IAN Ethical View Of Life"
The address Of Or. Adler is the first
public step IN the recently announced
plans Of the Atlanta Ethical society,
which purposes To give frequent public
meetings where men and women Of all
religions. all creeds. may meet on equal
footing and discuss spiritual affairs on a
purely ethical basis.
Five hundred invitations have been sent
out to the lecture. No admitJance fee
win be charged but admittancs viii be
by card only.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20

Untermeyer thinks ne should have
more information in regard to the pur-
chase Of the Equitable Life by Morgan,
and he may determine to call Thomas
F, Ryan. But Untermeyer refuses to
give the least hint as to his plans,
II William Rockefeller is located be-
tween now and the time when the in
quiry is resumed, he will be accorded
the privilege of an early appearance be
fore the committee. Sergeant-at-Arms
Riddell, of the house, is under instruc-
tons to continue diligently his hunt
for Rockefeller and deputies now are
in New York with the hope of getting
service on him during the Christmas
holidays His Fifth avenue residence
is to he closely watched during this pc
riod.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
Mayor Elect Woodward Refuses to
Sign Paper Pledging Support to CHIEF
and Declares His Election Decided
the Issue Against Religion Leaders.
Alderman VanDyke Brands Police Head an
"Effeminate Fanatic" Whose Days Are
Numbered" Sensational Fight Certain in
Police Board

Exed the Tenderon,
months the of Chief Police Beavers closing
midst 1ocing back the city with expectation
uary L.
The underworld which far has obeyed the
with abjec humility preparing make bold renewed
life.
The attempt the Tenderon will precptae de
rred apparently impending fight for scalp
Mayor-eect Woodward said today:
When first announced for said favored strict seq
rgation he said II said that the breaking of the Collins
district had made bad by scattering the
city
Men Religion Movement Beavers order
the the didn't directed
heir attack while ignored them.
They lost That the situation the end of the election
hat is he situation today.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
RICH DEBUTANTE WHO
DISAPPEARED FOUND
TRAINING FOR CIRCUS

ABBEVILLE, LA. Dec. 20.-Miss
Pearl Labbevile the 18-year old daugh-
ter of wealthy Eunice, La, parents, who
disappeared three weeks ago, on the eve
OF her coming out party. was found here
today by her father, training with 3
circus company to be a bareback rider.
She said she was lured away by the
glamour Of circus life, and would not
return home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20

still controls his part Of the situation
He will. in all probability. be re- elected
in March
He says Chief Beavers shall have
fair chance to prove the wisdom Of hi
order.
James G Woodward's control owe
the police department. as mayor, will
consist in his support among the mem,
bers Of the police commission. He II
expected TO be lined up against Chair
man Mason, and the fight is already on
but Chairman Mason controls an I'M
disputed majority.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
Atlantic Fleet
Held in Readiness.

Tie navy department, at the request
o. Secretary Knox, also held the first
squadron Of the Atlantic fleet in readi-
ness TO return to Mexican waters, where
they recently visited, on a friendly
mission" While it Is not thought that
the presence Of war vessels would have
much effect in awning the rebels, who
are several hundred miles in the jungles
inland, 1t is considered that their ap-
pearance at Vera Cruz and other Mex
lean points would convince President
Madero that the United States means
business
Meanwhile the state department will
do everything in It's power to close the
threatened breach amicably. Ambassa-
DOR Henry Lane Wilson, who will re-
turn 10 his post in Mexico City next
week, will carry with him President
Iafts reply to Madero's evasive and
almost insulting note of fortnight
ago, IN which the Mexican government
declared that the Americans injured in
Mexico only got what they deserved.
AT the close Of the reply of the United
states will be the declaration that this
government has tired of the Mexican
manana' method of dealing with
questions Of foreign policy, intends 10
intervene south of the border and for
my protect it's citizens
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
FIRECRACKERS AND
FIREWORKS ALLOWED
IN PRIVATE YARDS

Mayor Vim issued a proclamation to-
day allowing the discharging OF firecrack-
ers and fireworks on private premises
during Christmas week
81 favor safe and sane celebration"
said Mayor Vim, but / think the little
folks ought to be allowed to have q linn
tied amount Of fun with fireworks"
The law provides that no fireworks can
be discharged within the city limits ex-
cent under permit from the rnayo-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20

WOODWARD'S VIEW

The Beavers issue was raised
in the recent primary election for
the mayoralty nomination.
we won. The situation is to-
day as I stood at the close Of the
election"
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THE WEATHER

Forecast: Fair tonight and sat
.urdav, Temperatures: a. M, "a de-
qrees. 10 a. m, 40 degrees u noon
81 degrees; p. m, 81 degrees
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VanDyke Calls Beavers
Effeminate Fanatic. -

Because Chief Beavers is backed ny
a strong majority OF the police com
mission. all of whom are bitter polti
cal opponents of Mayor elect Wood
ward. there has been much speculation
as to Mr.. Woodward's ability to.affect
the situation, and especially what tao
tics he would pursue.
Alderman A. H. VanDylSe. who is said
to be Mr. Woodward's choice for chair
man OF the police committee of council
which carries with it a place on the po-
lice commission. made the first dec
laration today.
II want the people OF Atlanta to know
that we have Miss Nancy and an eff
Terminate fanatic as the head Of the
police department instead of a chief, %
he declared
THE people Of this city are demand
ing that we call a halt on some Of the
religious fanaticism of this Miss
Nancy"
Alderman VanDyke said the decara-
ton was prompted by an act OF Chief
Beavers last night.
Some Of the children and women at
the Battle Hill tuberculosis sanitarium
borrowed the automobile truck of Fain
& Stamps. They secured some horns
and other noise makers. Alderman
VanDyke said they came through the
center Of the city in the spirit of the
old-t time straw riders, making some
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-20
War Preferred to
Present Situation.

PRESIDENT Taft it was said today, un-
0e'Siands that such a movement would
mean war, but ne has decided that open
casualties would be preferable to the
'"oefhand guerrilla warfare now being
,'a'e against Americans, and, of course,
's Will Use the army to back up mis- de-
mana Tor prompt and complete restitu-
"'" Tor injuries. His decision WAS
,5''hed after a long conference with
aus cabinet and Ambassador Wilson.
'ohSuIar reports to the state depart
.''nt today showed a continuance of
,1"-Am5rican spirit in Mexico. John
lures an American citizen. is report
10 nave been captured by Mexican
IS only % miles from Juare2. He
ICING held for ransom. A large num-
5.' 'i Americans at Cananea also are in
anger Of their lives from 1000 Next
r miners who are on strike. While
''v2l authorities claim to be able
ST Ppress the uprising. state depart
1.. "' oIncials noted today that the Fed
n '' garrison is only about one-hfth
strength OF the strikers
.-...relary OF State Knox. in discuss
s 'He Mexican situation today, char
p p,'s'.zed the conditions south of the
.- 'Iande as highly unsatisfactory
T.. ADDED that the United States in
's Immediately to convey to Mex
continued on Pace Two.
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That was Mr.. Woodward 5
statement. He has told no one of
the plans Of his administration, but
he did refuse to sanction a state
ment for publication written by
Marion jackson, Of the Men and
Religion committee, in which the
next mayor pledged himself to up
hold Chief Beavers in the enforce
ment Of the law
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continued on Page Two.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Miss CARRIER Entertains.

Saturday evening Miss Lucy Gar
ber entertained several of her friends
at masquerade birthday party at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. NJ. CARRIER at 720 Struthers.
The main enjoyment of the evening
was the guessing contest, for which
a prize was awarded. 1t was won
by Miss Ella Stephens. After the
guessing contest all assembled into
the dining room, around the table
on which was large birthday cake
filled with lighted candles, each one
took there turn in blowing out the
candles, and the prize was won by
Miss Mary Thompson for blowing out
the most candles. The color scheme
for the evening was red. yellow and
white. These colors were carried out
in everything and the abundance of
flowers was used in every way. Re-
freshments were served. and all pres
ent had most enjoyable time. Those
present were: Mrs. Jane Woodruff
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Oaks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harbour and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. NJ. CARRIER, Misses Mabel Hollen-
beck. Ella stephens. May Thompson,
Ola White. Lille CARRIER. Messrs. Ray
Graham. Harry Hill. Chester Lam
berth. Wamer Thompson, Ray Gar
ber, Elmer Ramsey. Glen CARRIER, Joe
Delwiler, Clarence Blain. Roy CARRIER,
Guy CARRIER. Arthur CARRIER.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
SHAFROTH URGES
BRYAN TO TAKE
CABINET PLACE
Sentinel Speclal Servlce.

Denver. Nov. l2.-Governor Shat
roth has written William Jennings
Bryan asking chat he reconsider his
decision not to accept the United
States secretaryship of state. If ten
dered him by President-Elect Wilson.
urging him to enter the cabinet. The
letter of Governor Shafroth was sent
the Nebraskan on receipt of the lat
ter's congratulation over the gov
ernor's success in the race for the
United States senate.
Your friends in Colorado will be
very much disappointed unless you
accept this portfolio" wrote Govern
or Shafroth to Mr.. Bryan. Il believe
that you have the opportunity of do
ing more good to the world than any
other man in 1t, if you accept this
portfolio. The world is ripe for an
International agreement for arbitra-
ton of all difficulties and disputes
between nations. You no doubt
could aid in accomplishing this, were
you in the cabinet
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Mag Attend Wilson
Inaugural Ina Body

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. Nov. quite a number
of enthusiastic democrats in Colorado
propose to go to Washington to at
tend the inaugural of Governor Will
son as president in March. The plan
is to secure some 200 democrats and
make the trip to the national capital
in a special train. The railroads have
already agreed to furnish the train
which will be desinated the "Colora-
do Inaugural Special" During the
next few weeks democratic leaders,
through State Chairman George T.
Bradley, will get into communication
with prominent democrats through
out the state in regard to the pro-
posed trip to Washington. No trou-
BILE in securing the desired 200 per-
sons is anticipated by Chairman
Bradley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
How About Free Tariff?

This is the political question of the
day, but the most important question
in this city is: Where can We see
the best show? The answer is: At
thethe Orpheum, the house of varie-
ties. Vaudeville every night and
Wednesday and Saturday matinee
Tonight the Two Kohls make Their
second appearance. This is a great
Novelty Globe Rolling balancing and
juggling act. And three fine pic.
lures. Tomorrow two special fea-
lures, the Worlds Champion BASE
ball series and a beautiful handcol-
ored Pathe masterpiece. "Abrahams S
Sacrifice" taken from the Bible. A
great big show. All for the same
price. (Ady.) 1l-12-lt
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Woodman Initiate New Members

Last evening at the regular meet
ing of the Woodmen of the World.
Book Cliff Camp No. 81 initiated
eight new members and received thir-
ship.
The recent campaign has been \
most successful one, so far sixty new
members having been secured. ~ is
planned 20 secure 100 new members
before the first OF the year. making
the total membership of the local
camp 600.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
wadswnru-N Nahstol Wedding Today

Today in Denver, at the rectory
of st. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Miss Ida Wadsworth was married to
Mr.. George Nahstoll. as announced
in last evenings Sentinel. Rev. John
Wallis Oil officiated at the ceremony,
after which there was an elegant
wedding breakfast for the bridal par
ty at the Shirley hotel
After q short stay in Denver, the
popular young couple will return to
Grand Junction and will be at home
to their friends at the Wadsworth
home. corner Fifth and Gunnison. af-
ter January the first, when they will
make their residence temporarily
with the brides mother, Mrs. Emma
Wadsworth.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Celebrates 12tl. Anniversary

Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Price
Dittman entertained a few friends in
honor of their 18th wedding ami
versary. Progressive high five was
played during the evening, followed
by an elegant three-course lunch.
The evening was thoroughly de-
lightful one and enjoyed by all pres
ent, among whom were the follow
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chadwick. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fuite. Mr.. and Mrs. Heidgion, Mr..
and Mrs. Currie, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Dittman. -
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Darst Leaves for Neyada.

NJ. w. Darst, who has been in
charge of the Wells-Fargo office in
this city, until relieved by G. W. Ford
this week, left this noon, accompan-
led by his wife for Fallon, New,
where he has been transferred. He
says Fallon is little more out of
the world than Grand Junction, but
he hopes to like it. r..
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Card Soial at Mrs. 81. Johns.

On Friday evening card social
will be given by the ladies' of St
Josephs church, at the home of Mrs.
ST. John on Main street, to which The
public is cordially invited. These nf-
fairs are well known to be among
the most delightful affairs ever gwen
by the ladies OF this society and are
always well attended. The horse and
buggy will be ratified off on this
same occasion also. for the benefit of
the school building fund.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12

bridge prize being won by Miss Alma
Lumsden. A handsome birthday
book was presented TO Miss Wheeler
by the members OF the club. Those
present were Misses Alma Lumsden,
Wesley Williams, Lillian and Wini-
fred Sawyer, Sadie Erickson, Ger
trude Burnett. Ollie Rotchford. Helen
Sheehan, Mildred Adams, Eugena
Kelly.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Recipe No. 0-White Cake.

White Jake.-2 cups sugar; z
cup butter tscant): cup sweet
milR; l even teaspoon cream of tar
tar; u teaspoon soda (scantJ: 3h
cups flour; | teacup of whites of
eggs. Mix soda and cream of tartar
with some of the milk and stir in
batter while foaming Bake slowly.
BY Mrs. W. II. Lee.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
VIII Forbid Autnists.

Charles Lumley is very much op-
POSED to letting automobiles go
around the race track at the fair
grounds, as they will get the track
packed SO hard that It will be unfit
for horse racing. He Is especially
referring TO the days when the
grounds are rented for football games
ana other meets, when autoists seem
TO delight in tearing around the
track.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Walter Weir Shows Up.

Word was received this morning
from Walter Weir, l9-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Weir, of S2S
Pitkin avenue, whose disappearance
worried his parents. A letter was
received this morning and he is safe
and well, away on business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Progressive Club POSTPONED.

On account of the very inclement
weather. the meeting Of the Wcm-
ems Progressive Study Cluo. which
was to have met with Mrs. ]. Mon
Teen postponed untf reyt MONDAY
Afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
MORE SHOOTING At BINGHAM
Associated Press.

AssOClated Press.
Bingham. Utah, Nov. 1.-TWO
Greeks were wounded, perhaps ia
tally. by deputy sheriffs early this
morning. George Beledonia was shot
through the abdomen and John Ced-
axis in the shoulder.
The deputies declare that they
were fired upon from a Greek res
taurant as they escorted two strike
rioters to jail. One of the alleged
rioters escaped in the confusion fol-
lowing the shooting.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Congregational Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Con-
gregational church viii meet Thurs
uay afternoon in the parlors of the
church at O'Clock promptly, to tie
comforts. The business meeting will
he called at 3 O'Clock sharp.
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
DISPLAYING NEW JEWELRY.

If the people of our city wish to
see something in the latest designs
in the jewelry world. then let them
take a peep into the windows of the
BLACKSTONE JEWELRY CO., who
are improving daily with new ideas,
of the most up to date Jewelry.
534 Main Street. ll-l2-tf
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
Altar Society Tomorrow.

The Ladies' Altar Society of St
Joseph's Catholic Church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan on North Twelfth
street. A full attendance is expected
The daily sentinel., 1912-11-12
GOV. HAWLEY MAY RESIGN
To ENTER THE SENATE
Associated Press.

Boise, Ida. Nov. 12-The friends
OF Governor Hawley are urging him
to resign and take the seat in the
United States senate made vacant by
the death OF Senator Hepburn. He
would receive the appointment at the
hands of Lieutenant Governor Sweet
ger, who would be his successor in
the executive chair.