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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Left in Dark, Crafty
Hubby 0utwits Wife
And Pays Light Bill
Arkwright S Office Is Stormed BY
Irate Woman Who Couldn't
Understand Dun.

President ?. S. Arkwright, electric
light magnate. looked up from his desk
in his private Office today to encounter
a vision-and ii was a real one, just
as this is a real story. If you don't
believe it, you can ask him. She was
nearly six feet TALL ana she wore a big
hat with military plume, d tailored
coat and u high stand-up collar, and
she looked like she wanted something
See here. sir" she said right off the
bat, I've been insulted, sir-gfossly in
sulted-and l want the man fired be-
fore I leave this Office"
President .Arkwright looked around.
saw nobody in sight to take trouble OF,
his hands, and asked further informa-
ton.
Here's All electric light bill for 81. 81"
said the visitor oGninously. when
left home a month ago l disconnected
the wires so the lights wouldn't work,
and yet here's this bill. | told the cash =
Ter [ wouldn't pay it, and he said the
meter reader had read the meter, and
the bill was correct. Call him up here
and fire him. He ought to have been
whipped, but this little shrimp here
wouldn't fight Il mosquito"
She moved slightly to one side, and
from his concealment behind her there
emerged the little shrimp" His head
barely reached her shoulder and he
seemed rather clinging vine, but he
admitted that he was her husband
Leave me memorandum of name
and address, and I'll look into the mat
ter said Mr.. Arkwright, weakly. And
the pair departed
Ten minutes later the pocket edition
husband slipped back into the Office
and this time he was alone. CHANGING
cautiously behind him, he drew out
$3.50 in cash and turned it over TO M
Arkwright
That's all right about that BILL" he
said My wife cut off those wires so
couldn't have good time while she
was gone, and I connected them VI
again. I had sight more than s4.5C
worth of fun, and I'm ready to pay the
bill. But don't you ever let her know
And he backed cautiously out OF the
office and disappeared down the stairs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
DIES IN BERTH ON
TRAIN EN- ROUTE TO
FLORIDA TO VOTE

WEST POINT, GA, Nov. 4-Heart
failure snatched the life of j. Edward
O'Brien. president of the National Bar
Pilots association, yesterday near West
Point While he was travelling on a West
Point Route train from Baltimore to
Pensacola to cast his vote tomorrow.
He was apparently in good health when
be retired in his berth Saturday night.
A physician aboard tho train rendered
medical aid unavailinglW
The body was taken off the train at
OpelilIa, Ala, and cared for by the Elks,
who shipped it to Pensacola last night
for interment.
Mr.. O'Brien was president of the ma
tionaI association for fifteen years and
was pilot himself before he was elect
ed He ran for congressman t-large
in Florida last summer. His wife and
several children reside in Baltimore.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Compared to Famous
Retreat From Moscow.

The flight of the Turkish army Is com
pared with Napoleon's retreat from
Moscow. Whole brigades OF the flower
Of the Turkish army were annihilated.
The Bulgarian artillery Numbered It's
destructive fire without cessation night
and day for As hours.
Rejoicing here was mingled with
pathos over the bitterness Of the loss.
Belief is expressed that after bringing
the Turkish empire TO It's knees Bull
garia and the other Balkan states will
refuse 10 listen to offers for mediation
until Constantinople has been invested.
l. +. Guechon, the Bulgarian pre-
mier, has dispatched important advices
to Car Ferdinand. who is AZ the ARMY
headquarters at Stars Zagora. witch, II
is believed, relate to the mediation.
Mr. Guechom declared today that In
his opinion the powers would not press
Continued or Page Three.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Recommendations Go
To Congress Early.

General Woods recommendation will
be made Immediately on his return to
Washington, and will be submitted ear
ly in the next session of congress. The
highest active army officer indicated
that his report would strongly urge the
locating OF a brigade mere
General Wood reached Atlanta at s
o'clock this morning from Chattanooga.
He was accompanied by CAPTAIN +. r
Mccoy. Of the general staff and they
Immediately hurried to the Offices OF
the Department OF the Gulf, in the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04

Five members assembled today at II
o'clock, Commissioners Isaac Schoen.
Chris Essig and the mayor. who is an
eX-olicio member, being absent.
j. H. Deceive, manager of the Grand
opera house building: Frank Harrel,
manager of the Aragon hotel; c. L.
Ashley, chief engineer of the Atlanta
Brewing and Ice Company; W. F. Wine
coff president of the Central Realty
Company, and representative Of the
Piedmont hotel we're present because
cases had been docketed against them
earlier in the day by Inspector Nc
Michael, Harrell appeared for his fa-
Their
These men wanted a hearing. Chair
man Harwell stated that he did not
think 1t the time to give hearing. He
said the cases were scheduled to be
heard by Recorder 8royles tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and that it
would be presumptuos for the board to
interfere now. He was supported by
Commissioner j. M. VanHarlingen.
Commissioner Elsas declared that
he had not asked for a meeting to DO
called in order to hear from these men.
but as they had understood that they
would be granted Il hearing, he thought
the board should grant them that cour-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Necessary For
Brigade Here.

The last congress passed q bill au-
thOrizing the establishment of bril-
gade post at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga" he
said. This should in no way inter-
fere with the establishment of a bril-
gade post at Fort Mcpherson. The
Oglethorpe post will be occupied by
three regiments of cavalry and it is
just as necessary that a brigade of in
fantry be placed in Atlanta.
Il consider this part of the South the
logical place for the Capitalization of
our army strength. With practically all
our military activity devoted to Cuba
and Central America, most of the reg
ular army should be placed as far south
as possible, while the opening Of the
Panama canal will add another reason
for the strengthening of the Depart -
ment Of the Gulf
MY object in visiting Mcpherson at
this time is to look over the land. see
just what we have there and how much
we need for the locating of brigade.
My report viii be based on this visit.
Congressman Howard and the en-
tire Georgia delegation is working hard
for the brigade and from my present
point OF view | can see no reason why it
should not be established"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04

ut is clear to my mind that Mr.. E1sas
does not want to enforce the smoke
law" he continued. II don't think a
man with that attitude ought to remain
a member Of the smoke commission"
Councilman Charles w. Smith has
had an ordinance aboIishing the smoke
commission drawn for some time. He
delayed urging council to adopt 1t be-
cause the smoke commission announced
it would enforce the law. He asserted.
however that if the commission did not
enforce the law he would insist that ie
be abolished.
Following the announcement that In
spector McMichael had made cases
against six prominent men because
their plants We're violating the smoke
ordinance, Mr.. EIsas requested Chair
man Harwell to call a meeting of the
/ I'D
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
HER BABY
KILLED IN LIZ I
Little Girl Crushed to Death in
Big Store Elevator in Pres
enCe of Her Mother.

Five-year-old Fannie May Echols
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. &. Echols,
of Buckhead was killed while playing
in an elevator in the store of DAWSON
Paxon- Stokes Company, in Whitehall
street. Her mother was with her when
the child was crushed. Mother and lit
tie girl were taken in an automobile to
Grady hospital, but before the place was
reached the child had died.
Mrs. Echols was making purchases in
the store and, accompanied by her
daughter and her little son, Howard
Echols, 2 years old. They entered the
elevator about 1870 O'Clock.
According to a statement of the
mother, made at the hospital. the ele-
vator jerked suddenly between the sec
ond and third floors. and the child was
thrown through the shaft. She de-
clares that she had to beg the elevator
boy to lower the car that she might
give her child aid, before he complied.
Officials of the store declare that the
child was playing in the elevator ana
thrust her head in the shaft when. she
was struck by bar and received the
hurts that resulted in death.
physician was called and first aid
was rendered before the child was put
in the automobile Mrs. Eugene Will
son, Of Decatur, volunteered the use
of her car.
Mr.. Echols, the father is employed by
the Union Construction Company.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Greek and Turk
Dead Strew Field

ATHENS, Nov. "details Of the
Greek victory al Yenidize, received here
this evening, showed that it was. the
oloodiest battle in which Greek and
Turkish soldiers have been engaged
The Turkish army Of $4,000 men lost
$500 In killed. wounded and prisoners
The Greeks captured 80 heavy guns.
The battlefield Is strewn with Greek
and Turkish dead and with the car
casses of dead artillery horses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
They Blame It
On Negro Firemen.

Chairman Harwell insisted that this
hearing be postponed until the next reg y
ular meeting Of the board, Tuesday
week
Commissioners Il l.. Corley and J r.
Renfroe voted with Mr.. Elsas, and tho
men We're given a hearing
or the six men against whom cases
were made, all made statements ex~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
ALBERT |. ODEN NOT
IN MARITAL MIX-UP

Police Information that it was Albert
L. Oden who was chased by mis- Wife
through downtown streets of Atlanta
and aftervard took out peace war
rant against her was found incorrect
today, The man in question mad the
same surname, but different given
Mamie Albert /. Odeu has never been
involved in police. court troubles.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
INFANT DAUGHTER OF
CHAS. J. KELLY DIES

Evelyn Kelly, the eighteen months
old daughter of Charles J. Kelly, At
lanta newspaper man, died this morn
ing at . o'clock, after an Illness of ten
days at the family home 40 Culberson
street.
She was the grandniece OF the late
Joel Chandler Harris, the famous
writer. She is survived by her father,
mother and three brothers and two sis
ters
The funeral will be private. II win
take place at O'Clock this afternoon at
the grave side in WestVieW.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
MURRAYS COUNTY SEAT
CONTEST HEARING NOV. 20

Secretary Of State Phil Cook has set
Wednesday, November 20, as the date
upon which he viii hear the contested
county seat election case from Murray.
Both Spring Place, the present county
seat. and Chatsworth, he proposed
place of removal, will be ably repre-
scented by counsel at this hearing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Georgia Leaders
Ask Big Majority

Georgia Democratic leaders are call
tus upon Georgia Democrats to show
-l,r faith by their works tomorrow.
Those who have been without the
state, stunning and working for the
cause are headed for home now in or
de-" 70 vote tomorrow.
This list includes Senator Bacon,
senator Smith. Judge William P La
mar. c. R. Hutchens and Others all of
whom have been performing yeoman
service 10 the party in the doubtful
states.
Governor Joseph NJ. Brown, National
Committeeman Clark Howell, Chairman
Of the State Executive Committee Will
lam j. Harris, all the congressman and
dozens Of public men generally are
united In i clarion call to the hosts of
democracy to turn out tomorrow and
give Wilson and Marshall the biggest
Democratic majority on record
These leaders declare that indifter-
-nee and apathy in the ranks of the
Democrats alone can prevent an over
F"eiming Wilson and Marshall victory
10 Georgia tomorrow. And they believe
.-@y have awakeneds the rank and file
10 the necessity OF voting in all the
.ossiole strength of the Democracy To-
"1y
Enemy, Too, Active.
while the Democrats are ,vneopmg
'-.Hss up with rare enthusiasm in the
Fast minutes OF the campaign, they are
a'. uumindful of the fact, nevertheless,
.'at the enemy mas been active, and in
H'n ny sections effective, in Georgia
There is big Roosevelt following in
Georgia, outspokenly attached to the
progressive Republican party as an or
sanitation formed 10 stand up straight
Tor many years. Besides that Roosevelt
'o-e Thomas h. Watson, the Populist
'"oef, is pleading with his following
ana 1t is large and loyal in GeorgIa-to
80 with him into the Roosevelt camp.
reports from all sections indicate that
De mas succeeded in lining UP this vote
almost solidly, too.
Under the leadership of Henry 5.
jackson, the regular Republicans,
standing for Taft, will marshal brave
showing on Tuesday 1t is undisputed
mat the Taft leaders have done lot of
very intelligent work in Georgia. and Z
VII not surprise the keen observers If
l"e effect Of it is marked in Tuesdays
returns.
Majority Necessary.
IL VIII be necessary for the Demo-
'"ue electors under the Georgia law,
sel clean-cut majority over the
o'Noined northumberland Taft
gNo not even forgetting Debs and Cha
81" the Socialist and Prohibitionist
leaders.
a." these circumstances, the Demo
,"u' effort to get out it's full vote on
'''1ay seems not unnatural Upon
.nthusiasm of that vote depends
outcome in Georgia.
Mess the Wilson and Marshall cleo
''. ss' majority of the vote. the state
5.S'tlra viii be called in eXtraordi-
'8s'on To- provide persons compc-
Continued on Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04

Gambler building. where they were
greeted by Brigadier General r. X.
Evans
Accompanied by General Evans, they
motored 60 the fort. General Wood did
not hesitate to go on record strongly in
favor of locating u brigade of three
regiments at Fort Mcpherson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
SuItan's Government Notified
That They Can Not Open
ArmistiCe Negotiations.
M0SLEMS ADMIT THEIR
DEFEAT is COMPLETE
Urge European Countries TO
Take Immediate Steps for
Mediation in Her Behalf.

PARIS, Nov. 4.-The powers today
notified Turkey that they could not
open negotiations with the Balkans
with view to bringing about an arnis-
tice in the Balkan war.
Turkey was instructed by the French
government that the Balkan states could
propose peace. but could not propose
an armistice.
LONDON Nov. 4.-Turkeys note
asking the powers to mediate in her
behalf with the Balkan states and with
Greece was the subject Of formal dis
cussion at a special meeting Of the cab
met in the foreign office today.
Sir Girard Augustus Lowther British
ambassador to Turkey, has cabled from
Constantinople that the Turkish, gov
eminent is DESTROYS of the greatest mr.
sency on the part CT the powers.
This is virtual admission by4rurkey
that SHE has been overwnelroirgi,,
crushed in the Balkan war.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
HALTS
SMOKE WAR;
HEADREADY
T0QU|T !,
EISaS Forces Through ResoIu-
ton CurtaiIing the Power of
Inspector McMiChaeI.
MOVE TO ABOLISH BODY
LOOMS UP ONCE MORE
Six Cases Made Started Trou-
bIe-HarWeII in Hot Criticism
of Commissions Action.
| MOVE TO ABOLISH BODY
LOOMS UP ONCE MORE
HEAD OF U. S. ARMY
RAPS SMOKE NUISANCE.

Major General Leonard Wood,
chief of staff of the United States
amry walked up Pryor street from
the Union station early today. In
the canyon behind a big office
building a great cloud of black
smoke started him coughing.
This is bad for a fine city like
Atlanta he said. 1T isn't in keep
ing with your progress. You ought
to get rid of the smoke nuisance
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04

Through the efforts Of Oscar Elsas. a
prominent manufacturer Smoke In
spector Paul McMichaePs war against
the smoke evil was called off TODAY.
Inspector McMichael was instructed
not to make any more cases against
violators of the smoke ordinance with
out specific Instructions from the smoke
board
The commission repudiated it's former
instructions to Inspector McMichael and
went on record by a vote of three to
five as opposed to any drastice action
to abate the smoke evil.
81 am ready to resign if the commits
'ston means to- adhere to any such poll
icy as that adopted today" said Chair
man r, NJ. Harwell after the executive
session Of the commission. in which
Commissioner Elsas put through his
mo
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
THE WEATHER

Esir tonight and Tuesday, warmer.
r.r,oeratures: 8 a. m, AZ degrees
"a =. NJ, so degrees; IL noon, 81 de-
,r.es; .. M, SO degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04
Majority Necessary.

Continued on Psae Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-04

Continued or Page Three,
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either dead or wounded.
The state herald., 1912-03-22
sHERIFFssALE

ty virtue OF Ficri Facas on transcript frrr Jus
uee court issasd out Of the clerk q Office u ths pi
u'ei court OF Phillips county and state of colo
rnto and to ne diFcctci whereby am coinr-sntl-
- 70 make the sum Of forty-thrro and .ioo
~ lssa I<as5, and costs of suit the amount of
esrialn Judgment recently ohtnlncd aqlinst
Hrs Mae Sutherland In favor u j. A. P,trH.an
ost Of the ianda. ienements. goods and ehaits, uf
the sah Mrs Mae Sutherland
have isssed On the following property toygit
Lot G nrrt addition to the Town u Ilei.,ts
Phillips couaty Colorado.
Therefore according TO said command slaIl On.
pose Tor sAle for cash only n, public auction a An,
right. title ahdintoreal Of the above NAMED Ma
Mae Sutherland In and to tho above ds.s-.i.s
property on Saturday tho oh day Of Dee. isfi n,
II O'Clock m at the front door Of the cont,
court house at iiolyukr Colornioi In Phllps count,
Colorado
pAtei n, iioiyoko Colorado thls i6th la, OF vo,
1911 rtwr,-'. Wv
Sheriff u Phillips c1untg
Date Of hrri publication Nov u ugu
Date of last publication Dee sigii
The state herald., 1912-03-22
The Rev. lrl K. Hicks
1912 Almanac

Before the great drouth OF 1901. the
Hicks Almanac gave timely warning.
For over two years prior to 1911. the
aicks Almanac sgain sounded warn
ng OF drouth danger. And so for forty
carr this same friend OF all the people
,as steadfsstly refused the offers of
peeulators and continued to warn the
ublic Of the coming dangers of storm
md weather. As they should have done
he people have nobly stood by Profes.
'or Hicks. their faithful public servant,
Sho has grown old in their service.
'cnd only one dollar to v ord and Works
Publishing Company. 3ioi Franklin Av.
niue. 81. Louis. Missouri, and get hi.
Magazine and Almanac both for one
ear. The Almanac alone, fine book
i5o pages. is only 35e. by mail. Let
verybody respond and receive the war,
lngs OF our National Seer for the com,
ng year.
The state herald., 1912-03-22
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su.MoNa

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