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The sun., 1912-07-25

'The Oldest man In the world" il dead
again. cut of this time at lsO odd. Not
knowing whether after tho manner of
his kind he chewed and smoked and
made the canikin clink, clink. clink from
the age OF 2, or whether also after the
manner Of his kind he dryly worshipped
little RonERT REED. no theory of viability
should be raised upon his ruin. Enough
to say that he chose sagely his time 10 r
departing and escaped conniptions in
Vulnerable and the fall campaign.
The sun., 1912-07-25
STATE To LEASE "THE TIR"
To House Three Departments In tse
Headquarters OF Newspaper Mcp'

Albany. July 2A.--The Trustees OF ruui"
Buildings decided to-day to lease the inrn'
ish bath building on State street, AIoahy'
owned by Garret Benson and Known
throughout the State as "The Tub. iaihou,
as headquarters for men in public llle anu anu
newspaper men in the last quarter 0l etn ",
tury II IL to be used as an oftice building @ ,"'
the departments Of the State Comp,rp, rpn1hu. ~.
the State Engineer and surveyor anu wv
State Superintendent OF Banks, Ihsu
These departments are in the Sta," naS
near the Capitol and are to be trail-loi'hesIi si
under the direction of an act OF 'he ,T iar,
Legislature into court house for the o,',s n,s
OF Appeals. Ultimately these department"
will be housed in the Capitol.
The sun., 1912-07-25
state 10 Feed Adirondack Deer
Winter.

ALBANY. July 2t,-Prov i,ion to ha'e ",
wild deer in the AdirOndacks fed II "crns
made ny the state tunsrr\ attoh ''''n.
sion. II WAS stated to-day that dire ,'o.
had been given ~ the protectors 'n ua's
hay cut ON the Beaver nead""S 4 ,.i.s
in tho deer country for the purpnce
The hay iii Os used Tor winter leeo'ns'
The sun., 1912-07-25

To THE EDITOR or THE SUN-Sir
Please permit me strongly to commend
the editorial article in The SUN in COM
mendation Of the findings OF the Inter-
state Commerce Commission In relation
to the express companies, 1t Ia high time
some governmental agency occupied it,
self with these concerns and insisted OH
the adoption Of reforms vitality needed.
Recently an express company took .
trunk OF mine. mislaid it for Ave weeks.
twice Tor the transportation Of it. and to
cap the climax when ! called to interview
them ] was greeted with contempt and
insolence by their claim agent, Indeed
the attitude OF the latter person hut re-
Aects the position Of his super iors In their
estimation OF the public, Need ! add
that such ms, it,i, IONS aud such tTeHt =
ment of the public are only tolerated IN
this land of the free? w. j. HANNA,
NBw ioRK. July 70.
The sun., 1912-07-25

Introducing JOHN LARSEN OF Chicago,
10. bartender. whom the Prinoeton Club
OF that town Is to put through Princeton.
a boy who does his preparatory study
Tor college after A. NJ. closing hour of
.he saloon. IL boy with will and energy
'or su.oe"o. j"nN LARsEN lis more than
student; greater in the undergraduate
view; no IL tall man Of his hands iu base.
The sun., 1912-07-25

ball and football To be 10. healthier
than health. skilled in the games Of glory,
and about to go to college: put JOHN LAR
SEN mighty near the top of the catalogue
of fortunes wards
The sun., 1912-07-25
The Canadian Primo Minister In
London.

N was only natural that the presence
of the Prime Minister of Canada in Lon
don at the present moment should at
tract general interest and attention.
AZ time when naval rivalry with Ger
many is raising new doubts and anxieties
and thoughtful Fnglishmen are begin
ming to wonder what share Of the costs
of empire the colonies were ready to
bear, the words Of the representative Of
the greatest colony have commanded
unusual attention.
To all the curiosity and interrogation
Sir ROBERT l., BORDEN made Q frank
response in speech delivered at the
House of Commons, and this speech has
already aroused comment in the Eng
lish press sufficient to reveal the great
importance the British public attached
TO it. II was a speech which may easily
prove to be memorable and prophetic
in imperial history.
Speaking on the subject Of the "Moth-
erland and Her Children, the Canadian
Prime Minister said:
The policy which settles the issues Of
peace and war for the entire empire Is for
muated by Government which IL responsi
hle only TO a House Of Commons and which
continues In ONCE only so long as " enJoye
the confidence of that House. whose com.
position is usually determined by domestic
issues
The time IL AZ hand when the overseas
dominions will be called upon TO take their
reasonable and legitimate share in main
tanning the security Of the empires exist
ence Within the lifetime OF your
children Canada. in all human probability.
will surpass these islands in population and
resources.
4 candid statement that Canada.
loyal as the Prime Minister declared it
to be, ready TO contribute TO help defend
the empire. looked forward to the crea-
tion of an Imperial Parliament in which
her representatives might have voice
in determining the policies which bring
war or peace.
These frank words have everywhere
been welcomed and praised by the Brit
ish press and public But their meaning
has not been mistaken. If Canada d
1000 600 are thinking Of larger influence
in the empire. there are also 7,OOOOO
more white English subjects in Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa whose
desires are doubtless identical with those
of Canada.
Nor is there less clear recognition in
England that home Parliament sur
rendered to the conflict over Lloyd
George finance and Irish home rule
is hardly fitted to cope with the broader
question of imperial existence. Hence
tho words of the Canadian Prime Minis
ter, uttered at time conceived in Eng
land to be critical, have had an influence
not TO be disregarded by those who
are examining the present and future
problems of the British Empire.
The sun., 1912-07-25
Why Not Merge with the Populists ?

-Sos -vsVs ~ "AN" suN ORuhbSto 8
The platform adopted by the pro-
Roosevelt Republicans who met at
lAsbury Park on Tuesday and launched
the Progressive party Of New Jersey
bears a striking resemblance in some
respects to the platform of the Peoples
or Populist party adopted by the ma
tional convention at st. Louis on April
3, 1908. The Colonel's friends in New
Jersey demanded "the initiative, refer
endum and recall without any specifi-
cations. The Populists demanded that
legal provision be made under which
the people may exercise the initiative
and referendum, proportional repre-
sentation, and direct vote for all public
officers, with the right of recall All
public Offices include the Presidency
and the Asbury Park Rooseveltians de-
clared for "the abolition of the Electoral
College and the election OF President
and Vice-President by popular vote"
The Asbury Park convention called
for Government ownership and opera
ton of express, telegraph and tele-
phone service" So did the Populists,
but they also included railroads, which
the New jersey Progressives warily
avoided, except in the case Of Alaska
The Populists demanded that special
privileges enjoyed by the trusts and
monopolies should be Immediately
withdrawn the Progressives that the
trust problem be solved by commission
control and "the abolition of all special
privileges The New Jersey seceders
from the Republican party opposed the
Aldrich financial scheme and favored
Unrestricted competition without ex-
planning what they meant. The Popu-
lists declared that "the issuance of
money is function OF Government
and should not be delegated to corpo-
ration or individual: tho New Jersey
Progressives are not for the elimination
of banks. as the Populists were, but
unrestricted competition is conven-
icntly vague. The declaration for a
national progressive income and m
heritancc tax" to be found in the Asbury
: Park platform does not occur in tho
Populist platform, but it does appear
in the resolutions of the Prohibition
national platform of 1908.
The Jersey Progre ssives demand that
"all future patents shall be open to the
public use on the payment of a ROYALTY
to the patcntce fixed by tho Govern
mcnt." That all patents shall be frco
| n rtnuoOnn nr H..
party in isss' The New Jersey Pro.
The sun., 1912-07-25

Regular readers OF THE SuS. daily and sunday
editions, may subscribe for tho paper to be sent
by mail 10 them IN any part Of tho country AZ tho
rate Of 20 cents month daily edition. 10 cents Il
month: additional postage TO foreign countries.
Addresses changed AT option Of subscriber.
Order may be sent through any ncwsdc aler or TO
this ONCE
The sun., 1912-07-25

" our friend, rho fnror q, at,h manuscripts for
publication rtsh 70 hare veecfed articles returned
Shsv must IN all cases send stamps for ihui PURPOSE
The sun., 1912-07-25

London once. Etnngham House. 1 Arundel
street, Strand
Parts once. a Rue de Ia Michodiere, OF Rue dv
Cuatre Septcmbrc.
Washington once. liibbs Building.
Brooklyn once 1OS Livingston street.
The sun., 1912-07-25

Published daily. including Sunday, hy the Sun
Printing and Publishing Association AZ 10 Nassau
street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. New York
President and Treasurer. William C. Rcck, 100
Nassau street: Vice President. Edward =. Mitchell,
40 Nassau street; Secretary Chester S. Lord. 100
Nassau street.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25

ONE, two or three nicely furnished rooms
with bath: two blocks from Terminal
station. 50 Nelson 5-22-60
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Teachers Wanted.


ATTRACTIVE positions for state and in
terstate teachers. Write for registra
ton blanks to- Teachers Agency Com
pany, 1912 Empire Building, Atlanta, Ga
TEACHERS WANTED for all class POSI-
tions. Free registration June l. Write
today for circulars. Register Teachers
Agency. Register. Ga. 5-6-21
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Board Wanted.

BOARD wanted by two Young men. pri-
waite family preferred, state particulars
w c. H.. care Georgian. 52S-7
WANTED BY three business ladies'.
room and board: prefer private family
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Help Wanted-Female.

Help WanLeu-r 6nldie
WANTED Bright girls between sixteen
and twenty-five years of age, attrac-
tive occupation, with excellent opportuni-
ties for rapid advancement, Applicants
must nave common school education ana
be able 10 furnish satisfactory references
as to character Apply in person at 20
Auburn avenue. Atlanta 6-l-2b
LADIES our Illustrated catalogue ex
plains how we leach hair dressing In
few weeks, mailed free Write Moler
College 81 w. Mitchell ST 3i-lS-5
WANTED Mattresses to learn better
paying work hair dressing. lighter,
cleaner easier shorter hours few weeks
practice necessary; desirable jobs waiting
travelling companions. ladies' maids, mar
dresserS everywhere want help. will ar
range if YOU like this work. call or write.
Moler College. SO w Mitchell ST 39-lS-5
W1NTEn DEMONSTRATION for the can
furnia Perfume Company Apply Mrs
Branch, 5l4 Peaehtree ny 1897
WANTED experienced cook Apply
West Fort MCPHERSON 5-22-2S
WANTED Manicurist to work extra
week or SO Kelly 4 Leslie. 10 East
Alabama street 5-22-4S
WANTED Lady. 20 or 25 Years Of age.
office work can an l2l Williams ST
57-22 )
WANTED \ competent cook toom IN
lot il desired Apply Mrs James b..
FloYd. 50 Fifteenth 81 5-2&-2
NAN.TEp-t pos itioq as stenographer.
West Peacnree ST, or phone lvN iS52-L
WANTED-A good seamstress to make
eight shirts Can Bel phone 6021 Ivy
WANTED Good cook colCred or Ger
man. Huineumbered room ON lot on hi
house GOOD permanent place TO- "gh'
party Write Of phone v "A. Powell
1awrencevi!le. ga i0-22-5
WANTED First-cass cook, wiki refer
live on lot ABBY 2%a Ganaier ouildne
ED-tirst class WEtte man
German preierred Y Sc eog.ng AND
good home. Apply 2aS Myzte sect
WANTED-At once hrSt-class nurse
Good wages Room on lot o23 Spring
street. 5-e2 a.
WANTED Settled colored cook for small
family that wants Il home and NOS
AFRAID ~ work. servants house free Cha
for Nj. Grosspan. SO whitehall street
WANTED Waite woman good coor ior
small family good home ana wages te
right party Mobile NAr3ei NaIetta
WANTED Cook apply a e2 ColQUiu
ayenue- 2S-24-5
WANTED-Renablc woman for coCian
a,.6 house work 81 Vest Twelfth ST
CCLOEED woman COOK al once FOR pies
ouu btSolur Apply Gladiator lNncA
Room. 81 central ave 29-1i
WANTED class dry goods sales.
lady; must be experienced. know enolg
shout dressmakinB 10 plan dresses ans
give number OF yards required; commence
work al once + q Box "a. Asnbum
Ga 5-2t-I.
WANTED-W White lady housekeepeF Car
IVY ls43L. Splendid home 42-2l-'
WANTED -Colored woman for genera
house work Apply 81 South Pryor ST
al once. 5-24-li
WANTED-Cook; maid or boy. living
near II F. Kimball 5-2f-1'
WANTED hrst-class cook and ho4s,
girl. can occupy servants room Apph
a. 400 Oakland avenue after 3 m.
WANTED Experienced operators on n
dies and chndreus VASE dresses geot
pay 10 experienced operators Apply d
once Walter sloan, 50 Tabernacle place
5-24 =
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25


WANTED Bright girls, between sixteen
and twenty-five years of age attrac-
tive occupation, with excellent Opportuni-
ties for rapid Advancement Applicants
must have common school education and
be able TO furnish satisfactory references
as to character Apply in person at 20
Auburn avenue Atlanta 6-1-26
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Statesmen Wanted.

Statesmen Wanted.
BUGGY SALESMA AN TO CAN
Y.ASS THE COUNTRY TRADE;
MUST BE AL SALESMAN AND
KNOW HOW TO TAKE NOTES.
SALARY AND COMMISSION
ANSWER IN OWN HANDWRIT-
ING Bon 304, QUITMAN. GA.
5-22-35
experience unnecessary. salary or COM
mission weekly Address Millhurn AdNer-
Using Agency Mhlburu n H. 41-22-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25

yOTT ARE WANTED for government po-
SIT on. $50 month send postal for list
If positions open Franklin Institute
Dept APP, Rochester, y. Y. RID
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25

THREE TO FIVE rooms for light housekeep-
ing in beautiful surroundings 639
Peachtree. Phone Ivy SSH. 34-22-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Furnished Rooms For Rent.
HOTSEKEEPING

ROOMS, connecting and one first floor
room 145 Spring street 5-22-19
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Hotels.

HOTEL HENDERSON: new manage
ment: newly fitted: clean. rooms soc up;
heart OF city. ala Peachtree. 2-20- 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Dropsy.


DROPSY CURED. Relieves shortness of
breath in. IS to 4s hours. Reduces
swelling in Is to 20 days Write for par
tieuars COLON propsy Remedy Com
pany. 6l2 Austsn building, Atlanta
5-2s-1I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED Several colored girls as cham
hermaids, nurses and housekeepers.
CAL al once, FEEDERS Employment Agency
253 254 Gambler annex. l04 North Pryor
street 5-24-41
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Store and Cottage For Rent.


FOR RENT-New store room and five
room cottage with city water and sew
erage connection; good south side corner.
Phone NJ 1904. 5-2423
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Offices For Rent.

--~-~>----~~~o~~o~~.~,~
FOR RENT-Part of nice office,
with use of phone, to accepta-
Bile party. Apply 308 Peters
Buildings 5-24-30
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Business Property For Rent.

COR RENT Business space, 9S1S White
hall street; fine location for pool par
or. Price only sS5 month, VIII have
wo years and four months lease. Ad-
lress Box 80, care Georgian. o-3-1s
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Boarders Wanted.
PEACHTREE INN.

L EACI1 i hEE In IN.
RATES. ST TO s12 per week. References
exchanged 2-2S-s
WlLl. EXCHANGE room and board close
In on Capitol avenue for motorcycle or
ladies diamond ring. Small cash pay
ment. Box 1S9. care Georgian. 4-27-l6
nFIIGHTFUTI home for summer: all con-
Neuience9. Phone Ivy 1894. Mrs. c. $.
CAN accommodate very few boarders.
excellent table and good location: ref
erences required Main BALL 5-17S
1888 " PEACHTREE Large. cool rooms
excellent meals, home comforts for re-
fined guests in small private boarding
house Phone Ivy 555l. Table board.
5-1S-49
BEAUTIFUL furnished rooms and best
meals ~ city. cool house for summer.
t7-E North ave- between the Peachrees
WANTED Boarders lovely downstairs
front room. with private entrance; FIRST
class board. in best sctjon of West End.
43S Gordon street Phone West 1921,
CAN ACCOMMODATE few hoarders
nice cool rooms, close in IS Luckie
Ivy Blot o--l-4S
VERY BEST table board, Ill Washington
street Main 536l-I 80 rs
COUPLE or gentlemen can secure front
room ana board AT "a West Baker Ivy
IN 80 Z
NoRTu SHOE nicely furnished rooms and
so@ home table board private family
ivy 5oi2-L. e. -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
TITANIC DISASTER

THE COMB EFE BOOK entitled The
Sinking OF the Titanic. by Logan Mar
eraH IS now ceady for ST lpmeut. Tue
ut.Ce IS ST. We aliow agents . commits
sion ~ 30 per cent gents wanted
Q4 ats free on receipt O, Ice The book
son! aims $50 pages AUD more than so u
situations Hopkins Book Concern. l5%
.l.n--rr ave AlIanta. On 5elS-34
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Help Wanted-Male.

STOP ut BIburn hotel heart OF city;
30i3 Walton ST. If you want a clean,
3-2l 10
MEN and boys for best paying work in
existence. The barber trade we teach
by free work and careful Instructions, our
methods have their advantages. See why.
Write today ar call Moler Barber Col
lege, % W. Mitcneil street 3S-l8-5
YES. Professor O .. BIanning will teach
YOU the barber trade OTIS easy). We
teach in one half time Of other colleges.
Course. tools and position IN our shops
only $40 why pay more Ihousands. q
good wages Atlanta Barber College. 10
cas- Mltcol sreet 5-ll-17
YOU ARE WANTED for government po-
siton. $50 month, send postal for list
Dept 49-P. Rochester. y. 3$-7-5
WANTED-A few live men Of
good address 70 present an at
tractivc newspaper premium offer
among Atlantis homes See Han
lon. at The Georgian office 5-20-l3
WANTED j',,o good advertising sole
aers rps' be- st-c.a- men VINO can
meet tsr lcrt al=e9 0f "dvc' Users. and
Ien vino can earn s"@ ~ per week
9efmaEc' aad iilea r. t' On for ihe
narficuias w.lh cfercrco Nll cor
.eai oEocpcc ~a u t-t"teG ~ culIdeh
t.a@ 'tfrl.s cave .ri tH
BrroHER WANTEp-onc who under
stands ihe business so booze urnl5el
need apply hGdre s Deaorcst Meat and
Feed Compauv ntaorei Ga 3-22-32
WANTED Electrical conduit men
Write, stating eNperence and PAY eN-
pected TO stone q Webster Engineering
Corporation. Columbus. ca 5-32-34
" NTED- Competent bookkecpc~ and
stenographer Address w. Box I. ear
Georgian. 49,
COLORED LABORERS wanted Apply
Magnus Metal Company, South Pryor
and southern RAILWAY 5-22-iS
W ANTED- Good boys, TO
work in afternoons, all
sections of city. Call at
Georgian Office. Ask for Mr..
Lockhart. 5-22-44
WANTED RELIABLE janitor for large city
church. Apply 400 Marietta st. $50.
WANTED Two men capable Of doing
dairy and farm work. Apply II p. NoE
wood. Decatur Route J. Bell phone "
Cfhree CALLS 5-23-t'
| WANTED Carpenters Apply at once
j IA Brown. Trinity ave. 3-2S-2l
| BOY To feed Job presses and run errands
Piedmont Printing Company, i2l Cen
/
! WANTED An eXpet fenced soda dispen-
ser and clerks must be hard worker
/ Write, giving references. II. ! Weaver,
1 l'orterdale, Ga .t-2i-2
/ WANTED Experienced inside furniture
man Answer in own handwriting and
state where employed last Retail Fur
niture, care Georgian 49-24-o
! WANTED Young man who is rapid, ac-
curate typist; reliable farmer with fam
| ily. Acme Business Agency l0lS At
laQfa National Bank building 81 49,
WANTED Good colored fry cook and
second cook, with references for sum
mer resort. good colored cook. with wife
for pastry, colored yard man for summer
resort. lois Atlanta National Bank build
ing 6-24-33
WANTED Men and boys, white and col
ored, experienced as walters. porters,
chefs. barteuders, cooks dshwashers,
cashiers and soda water dispensers Can
always find good paying positions by call
I ing n FEEDERS Employment agency 253
254 Gambler annex 10t North Pryor street
5-24-37
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Schools Wanted.

~->~->~~-0~>~~~e-
WANTED Summer and fall schools by
college trained men and women teach
crs Write us your wants today. Ad-
dress p O Box 116, Register Ga
5-21-15
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Unfurnished Houses Wanted.

TO RENT-Small three to five-roorn cot
tage, with shady yard, in suburbs; good
locality. Address with description and
price, A. n. D., care Georgian. 1928
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Palmistry.


CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST-Gypsy
camp in tent. 1873 Whitehall street
49s-1
MISS BECK, WORLD FAMED INDIAN
PIANIST. A GIFTED WOMAN LO-
GATED rs E. HUNTER STREET. 5-16-18
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Situations Wanted-FemaIe.


YOUNG LADY bookkeeper with several
months experience desires position;
can take charge of entire office en-
ployed at present. but desire change
Miss NJ, care Georgian. 1929
WANTED-A good cook; place in the
country or summer resort, by colored
woman. f27 Bradley alley. 26-225
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25

TWO experienced mattresses at once. ex-
perienced pantry girl Acme Business
= gency 1918 Century Bldg 5-24-3l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
instruction.
Matrimonial.

25c a line for ads under this head.
with girl between ages of 20 and 30
view of marriage; correspondence guar
apteed personal. Address United States,
p. o. Box Ali, Atlanta, Ga. 40-21
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-25
Dc2s5making.

SNAl-Ni>.:.NI al reasonable prices at
"26 Iorstcn st Atlanta 4tS1 S-21-11