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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29
Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

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FIVE-ROOM apartment; bath; clean.
Main 328SJ. 406 Pryor st 7-27-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29
Carpenter Work.

LET us GIVE you prices on cabinet, car
penter and brick work. plastering,
eabneg shop s South f FSy{b sTss
Phones Main 1857. Atlanta 6087- NJ.
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One cent a word each insertion
No ad taken for less than the price
OF ten words. Ads in larger tyne
&c d word. FS'
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WANTED The Very hest ~ nosttfors .re
open for competent men who finish .0ui
5CM9 weeks course enter now charlotte
--91-9n 2enoal Charlotte y g. 5l-7-ll
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Want Ad Rates and Rules
in The Atlanta Georgian

III Inc Albania Georgian
One cent a word each insertion
No ad taken for less than the nrice
OF ten words. Ads in larger tyne
&c d word. ~
Out-of- town adve semer+.
must be accompanied with cesi
cent pei
The Georgian will not be respon.
slpie Tor more than one incorrect
insertion of any ad ordered more
than one time.
Closing Hours: To secure pron.
er ciassification of Want Ads il
VIII be necessary to have copy In
Inc Inc Georgian office before 1 o'clock
the day of the issue.
All ads must be ordered ont IN
writing or at the office. No dix
continuance notice taken over tel
ephone.
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
=. nc tAOlIe your w ant AIS to The
Georgian Cloth phones $1,000 when
1t IS more convenient to do so. and
collection will be made at vonr
home or at your office the follow
ing day. This is an accommoda-
non service rendered Georgian
Want Ad patrons and payment
should always be promptly made
on presentation of bill Always
ask that your telephone ad be re-
peated back to you by the ad
taker to make sure that it has been
taken correctly. The Georgian can
not guarantee accuracy or assume
responsibility for errors of any kind
occurring in telephone advertise
mentS.
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 rectitied without
them. In answering advertise
ments addressed in care of The
Georgian, if the advertiser asks 10
show references, send a duplicate
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29
For Sale Miscellaneous.


FOR SALE-Four 16-inch A C. occilIating
fans practically new; in perfect condi-
ton; used only two weeks. John p
Camp, Dawson, Ga. 63-7-23
FOR SALE-25O0 new fruit cans cheap
r. Taylor Pope's Ferry, Ga. 6O-7 q
FOR SALE-One share stock in the West
End bank at 20 per cent discount Nd
dress Stock, care Georgian 69-7-27
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49, ED BARRIERS 20 know thar we
Atls,itg ~. line fixtures and supplies in
49,. Write for catalog Matthews n
w. Auahla. 9-26-t
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All ads must be ordered ont In
writing or at the office. No dis
continuance notice taken over tel
ephone. 'ei
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FOR RENT-On West Peachtree street,
close in, a nicely furnished fiat; all con-
veniences; rent reasonable. Phone Ivy
3927-J 1-27- %
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Every word in the advertisement
including the name and address
should be counted. Each initial
counts one word; compound words
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29


NANTEIl-E Dung men as assistants to
our statesmen to collect and sell Singer
sewing machines and supplies singer
street 72745
WANTED First class man to lay off and
make sash and doors S A. Williams
Sa-7-27
WANTED Good pool room manager; will
pay $50 per month; must give refer
ences with application. Address Pool No
70, care Georgian 7-27-4O
WANTED--A-1 butler references re
CURED 703 Edgewood ave S1-7-27
WANTED AT once reliable man for
ice wagon Apply a 1874 Whitehall
Atlanta o7S3-p. 7-27-35
WHY longer endure inside drudgerv? Re
our representative doing outside. health
tui work own boss $40 daily profit not
unusual. experience unnecessary Davis
1ohet CO. sos Davis Bldg Chicago.
500 WEEKLY profit start in business
lot yourself. don t worry about capital;
Ro experience Boyd ii Brown. Omaha.
go, 74-7-27
DON'T work for others; start mail order
business at home. ] made SIS 800 last
year Let me tell you how Instructive
Do9klet free. VOORHEES, Desk 346, Omaha.
sNenI 79-T-27
WANTED-A Georgia licensed drug clerk
IN answering state experience and sal
Hry expected Address j n Knight.
z q Box l47, Savannah, Ga 64-7-27
TRESTLE foreman wanted; must also be
anle to take charge of concrete work
ana familiar with blue prints; long lob
wages 30 cents hour NeaIon q Klein
Anderson. S c. 7-27- 20
WANTED-An experienced
collector, who can use
typewriter. Must be eX-
,,o,,; o,,.J II.
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Out-of town dverti semen+s
must be accompanied with caeh
Agencies discounts 10 and 5 nar
cent. Pei
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Closing Hours: To secure pron.
er classification of Want Ads II
MI MI o. pc necessary to have copy in
the day of the issue. 1'0e n
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Furnished Houses Wanted.

WANTED-To rent eight or nine-room
house or seven-room apartment, furn-
ished; must be up-to-date and on north
side. Address 43 West North avenue.
TRIAL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29

ANTED-An experienced
collector, who can use
typewriter. Must be ex-
perienced in handling col
lections by letter and in per-
son, and be familiar with
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The Georgian will not be respon.
slble for more than one Incorrect
insertion of any ad ordered more
than one time.
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YOU the barber trade dts easy We
teach in onehalf time Of other colleges
Course, tools and position In our shops
only $50 Why pay more? Thousands Of
our graduates running shops or making
good wages Atlanta Barber College. 10
East Mitchell street 5-l1-17
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Contractors and Home Builders.

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TT WILL PAY YOU to get our estimates
letting Your work. IS years 1T'O ex6e pT
in city puts us in position to give you
best work at minimum cost. Bashlor
Heating and Plumbing Company, 43 Car
negie Place NJ. 455. 7-20- 48
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Ms Lt foreman wanted, must also be
aole to take charge of concrete work
ahu Iamlhar with blue prints; long Job
wages 30 cents hour Nealon & Klein
An0erson. y 7. IL 20
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29

WANTED Small girl about eight years
old to live with old lady In the coun-
try. Particulars and references on re-
quest Mrs G. A. Matthews. H. F. y. I,
Wnnsboro, 5 c. 28-7-27
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-29

WANTED Good pool room manager. will
pay $50 per month must give refer
ences with application Address Pool, No
%, care Georgian 7-27 40
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-29

- -
One of the features of the San
Francisco Biennial convention of
the General Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, June 25-July 5, is the
musical to- be given in the Greek
theaterin Berkeley
This will be under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Lawrence Maxwell,
of Cincinnati, chairman of the de-
partment of music of the General
Federation.
This open air theater is an ideal
setting for the pageant and the
series of tableaux representing
the evolution of music from the
year 400.
Life is the greatest ofal1 arts, .
says Mrs Maxwell The Crea-
tor has given us two eyes that we
may see the right path before US;
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-29

two ears that we may hear the
worlds crying needs;~two hands
that we may do the worlds work;
but one tongue that we may be
becomingly silent.
"We claim for woman a glor-
ious destiny if she arms herself
with intelligence and wisdom; if
she exercises her natural love and
tenderness and if she preserves
her wonlanly spirit"
Mrs. Olaf N. Guldlin, of Fort
Wayne, Ind, chairman of home
economics of the General Fedora
ton of Women's clubs, which has
a membership of 100000, believes
that ignorance of the philosophy
underlying the science of home
making is what keeps many wom-
en- from sloughing off the anti
quated ways.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
Mr.. Dillon Explains Low Pressure
Heating Boilers at Jefferson.

Nearly all the architects and those
of allied professions in the city. along
with a number from Petersburg and
other nearby towns, attended last
night the illustrated lecture Of Henry
r. Dillon, Of the American Radiator
Company, on Low Pressure Heating
Boilers" The lecture was given in
the palm court of the Jefferson Hotel.
under the auspices of the Richmond
Architects Associa ton.
The lecture. which was for the most
part technical, was illustrated by col
ored stcrcopticon slides. which showed
the scientific methods of csta blishinS
standards of heating measures and
how these standards are followed and
applied in the construction and rat
inEs of house heating boilers. slides
showing formulate for determining low
pressure boiler capacities under vary
ing requirements were also exhibited.
While Mr.. billions lecture was intend
cd for men with an understanding OF
technical terms, IL was such as would
be of great value to any ono contcm-
plating the installation of low
pressure system.
This is the frst OF Il series OF lee
lures which the entertainment COIN
nittcc Of the Architects Association
has arranged on subjects dealing with
the practical side Of the architect
Office. others will be announced dur
ing the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
MANY TO GET DIPLOMAS
Training Schools for I<indcrEartpcrs
to Close Friday Might

The annual commencement exercise.
OF the Richmond Training School for
hindcrgartners viii take place on
Friday night at 500 o'clock in the
auditorium OF the Virginia Mechanics
institute. Diplomas will be awarded
py Frank w. Duke. president OF the
hoand OF trustees. and the address TO
the graduates Will he delivered by
Rev Eyland knight. u. D. Those re-
ceirlng diplomas for the fun three
year course arc: Miss I.ydio Tucker
Taylor. niece OF DR. Hugh NJ. Taylor,
formerly OF Berryvillc, Va Miss Allyn
l.andon Ciemmitt. daughter of Mrs. 4.
NJ. clcmmltt. OF Richmond. and Nil.
Mary Amber Goodwin. daughter OF
Rev l. y. Goodwin. rector OF 81.
Johns Episcopal Church. Hichn,ond.
Those completing the regular graduate
course are: Miss Susan r. Mccarthy.
of G!utcr Park, daughter OF Carlton
Mccarthy: Miss Virginia Clayton Al
len, daughter of Wade Allen; MISC
Martha Roberts. OF Richmond: Miss
Virginia Belle Gayle. daughter OF !.
b. GAYLE. OF Richmond: Miss Allne
Graves. of Soldiers Home, Richmond.
Miss Helen Rountree. daughter OF W.
W. Rountrce. Of Richmond: Miss Mary
Reeves Wcisiger. daughter of Charles
WeisiCcr OF Richmond Friends or
graduates and OF the school arc in
yitcd to attend the exercises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
MANY DELEGATES
FOR UNDERWOOD
Alabama Man Quite Likely to
Get Virginia Vote in
Baltimore.

While nobody can tell what will
become OF Virginia's vote In the Bal
timorc convention. il is said 10 be
probable at least half of the twelve
votes will be cast on the first ballot
for Representative Oscar w. Under
wood. of Alabama, Democratic floor
leader of the House of Representatives.
Besides, should it be deemed desirable
10 apply the unit rllc thereafter, MIR.
Underwood IL is believed. would stand
Tho best chance of securing the neres-
sHry two-thirdS vote to get the solid
ballot OF the State.
Congressman II. D. Flood Is under
scod 10 he committed to Mr.. Under
wood. while senator Martin is thought
10 be very friendly TO him. Friends
OF the Alabama man claim they can
count twelve votes for him on the
nrst ballot.
Everybody knows that the situation
four weeks from to-day may he radi-
oally different ffom what now appears
and the Virginia delegation will be
guided by the experiences OF the mo-
ment. But, barring any great change
1t looks though Mr.. Underwood is in
better position than any other candi-
date TO secure a majority on the FIRST
hnllot and perhaps all tho votes there.
after.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
HUNDREDS REGAIN
SPLENDID HEALTH
Local Woman's Statement of a
Remarkable Experience With
the New Tonic.

Il feel stronger than have for three
months, and have only taken one-hali
bottle Of iona Vita, said Mrs. d. p.
Woodson. Of Marshall Street. "As re-
suit" continued she. have all confidence
in iona Vita think will be able to
walk around soon. was in such weak
condition that it will take some time. |
now sleep and digest my food so much
better that want to continue taking it.
| had been under doctors treatments, but
didn't gain any strength
Similar statements by many other
Richmond people arc being received by
the specialists who arc introducing iona
\ita'' in this CITY. when VIC began the
introduction OF iona Vita few weeks
ago VIC predicted that the man or woman
who would give our medicine fair test
would become walking advertisement
Tot it. and judging from tho results here
III Richmond VIC arc correct" said one
OF these specialists late yesterday after
noon.
Any one" continued he. who has
been in 4 half-sick, good-ior-nothing con
cition. with no vitality or energy. a con
slant sufferer with dependency, stomach
,Toublc, weak back, headaches and many
other troublcs--the symptoms OF debility
i, sure to tell about ii when he finds
something that will give him genuine
relief
Few OF the public know anything about
the symptoms OF this modern plague.
Half OF the headaches and other pains in
Richmond can be attributed to'dcblity,
and it should prove source OF general
satisfaction to know that Il preparation
has at last been found to permanently
relieve such a distressing malady."
While We are meeting callers each day,
and hundreds of dcbiltatcd people are
regaining their health through our mcdi-
cine. there are thousands more whom we
want TO reach before we leave II all tho
men and women who are struggling along
depressed in mind and body by nervous
debility, unable TO get any real enjoy
Incnt out OF living. would only take the
trouble and time to come in and talk TO
us, we would bring tremendous amount
OF happiness to the residents OF this CITY
There is little real pleasure in life for an
individual who feels continually worn
out. Positively the very first dosc Of our
tonic benefits Il man or woman in this
condition.
We will continue to meet the public
at the Polk Miller Drug Company, No.
Sji Last Main Street, from 9 A. NJ. to
p. NJ, during the rest OF our stay in
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
South Richmond Bureau.
This Tihnes-Dlspa.ch.
ION Huff G,rsc,

Phone Madison l75
Struck in the head by rock thrown ~
negro boy. Twins in 'Newtown." yesterday
feil into tho river near :hc Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad bridge and sinking Tor
tho third time when rcscued by companions
Jones together with other boys. are In the
habit OF sitting on a marrow strlngor over
the dam while fishing Yesterday they were
there as usual when boys on the railroad
bridge began throwing at them. The
ne Srocs were completely the mercy OF
the gang. there being place to seek
shelter. Several % the young nshcrs proved
good targets, and We're aTordinS great E!e.
among their tormeniers when willie threw
w, hts hands and went overheard.
when pulled out the hoy was bleeding
ptoiuscly from a cash on the head and WI .
suneri9s from the shock lie able to
set 10 his home with tho assistance OF
friends Ills asssilant escaped. hut the po-
lice arc confident OF landing the rlgh. one
Cars Break Down.
Becsuse 81 burned out cable the double
header car on The Richmond Petersburg
Inc. leaving South Richmond =, O'Clock
last night. broke down near Bc.wood. ana
was lowed back TO the city two hours later
o! the limited car. due 4, $50 o'clock.
The ;hrce cars coming into the city at
trActed a great amount o! attention. looking
IKE train coming down Hull street They
were 'oliowed icw minutes Inter by the
regular . O'Clock car. which was afteen min.
utes iate IN making the return trip.
sihy DAYS Tor Resisting Officer.
Tor r.S'EInS an officer when placed under
"'''S' 'iOuhdy hlgHt. .-ack fIrsCSu. CoiorcI
Ias yesterday sent 10 Jail for sixty days By
Justice H. a, Maurice In tho Police Court.
i'hti : In default or me OF SO ana costs
shop Boss to Play Ball.
Inc Southern shops l. &. s tran, viii
'fT,e; tile Chesapeake and Ohio shops mil.
a'ttTnoon on the Spring i'm diamond The
J. c. :. box have Several OF the old Man
ester STARE and expect an easy victory
EVERYBODY Is invited 10 be present.
seek Possession of Goods.
pecIaratlons In suit Tor unlawful de-
ialncr were Med yesterday in tho Hus,inr.
Court fart :. by ". kirke Matthews ran.
resen'ins tho plaintiff. @ Z. Burre,I. who IS
s tcS'ns TO recover property alleged 10 be
".Ih ny INC Richmond Beneficial Life In
SuF"hce Company and others.
Funeral Of MIR. Brrdrup
= uh'Fai services over the body OF Conrad
- hredrup Who died Monday morning Al
ne nome Of ms daughter. Mrs H. V Bald
VIM 1890 Porter street, were conducted AZ
the grave In MaUry Cemetery Yesterday.
morning AZ 1890 o'clock BY the New, II. .
lheirer pastor NJ the Central Methodist
'hnrch. The pali-bcarcrs were selected
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
WASHINGTON AND LEE TEAM
SENDS LOVING cur TO ORTIZ
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

I.ynchburg. Va. May 2S.--BcinG un-
able 10 20 yesterday to Lexington 10
be present at the banquet. which was
given in honor Of the Successihi sea :
son Of the Washington and Lee base
ball team. Al Ortiz. who coached the
team, this afternoon received from the
team beautiful silver gold-lined
loving cup, which was presented as an
appreciation of the good work accom-
plished by him for the team
The cup. in addition to the names
and officials OF the baseball team has
the following inscription: "''rcsented
to Al Ortiz by the Washington ana
Lee Baseball Team, 1912, as token
of sincere apprccia ton Of his services
as coach"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
BUILDING PERMITS
New Power House Pp'ns Are Approved by
IntpectOr Beck,

4 building permit issued yesterday 10
the virginia Railway and Power Company
to cree; ouc-story brick steel and CON
crete electric power house on the west side
% Twelfth street between Byrd Street and
James Kivcr. 10 cost $iis,Qqo. rhis cost rep
resonts only the building proper and the
foundations For the machinery. when FULLY
equipped with electrical apparatus the
plant vii! cost approximately ;Seo.oro.
.rNs
Mrs. ~ Alright. 10 erect a one-story brick
gar'ig" in rcnr % $50 Yves, Grace street. 10
cos; .it'
Mrs. Lucy Charlie. 20 repair frame dyrei-
Ing q West Twentieth Street, South Rich
:nnnd. cost $500
Mrs " r McCoo; to repair a fame
swelling i."i North 7'wen,y-,hrd street. Ia
cost $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29

have two searchliGhts; that a revision
be made OF steamship inspection laws
OF foreign countries to the standar I'd
proposed In the United States: that
every ship be required to carry suni-
cient lifeboats for all passengers and
crew; that the use of wireless be reg
ulated to prevent interference by
amateurs. and that all ships have a
wireless operator on constant duty.
Detailed recommendations are made
as to watertight bullShead construc-
ton on ocean-going ships. Bull5heads
should be so spaced that any two ad-
jacent compartments OF a ship might
he Hooded without sinking Trans
verso bulkhcads forward and abaft the
machinery should be continued water
tight to the uppermost continuous
structural deck. and this deck should
be fitted watcrtight tho report says.
The committee deems the course fol
lowed by Captain ltostron, OF the Car
pathia. as deserving Of the highest
praise and worthy OF. especial recoGni-
lion. His detailed instructions issued
in anticipation OF the rescue of the
Iftanic's passengers were "a marvel
of systematic pr IptAation and COM
Dieteness. ev!ncing such solicitude as
calls for the highest CONNIE ndation."
The Senate passed a Joint resolution
extending the thanks 0: Congress. to-
Q
Tor "a medal to Captain Rostron. oil the
steamer Carpathia. and vote Of
thanks to the Carpathia's crew
Tho resolution was introduced by
Senator Smith at the conclusion of his
speech. 1t was adopted Immediately
without reference to n committee.
Safety Laws Introduced.
There were two measures introduced
by Senator Smith. In one he pro-
posed a thorough regulation OF navi-
cation by steam vessels following out
the lessons of the disaster. 1t pro-
pocd enacting into law variety of
rules and regulations. and ii embod-
led numerous recommendations for
safety made in the official report OF
the committee.
hese included requirement that
passenger craft carry l'fehoat for
every passenger, a twenty four hour
ing use of rocket signals except for
distress misdcmeanor. and provided
technical details as TO bulkheads, etc
1t called for preliminary hling
with the Bureau Of Corporations OIL
copies OF incorporation and other
papers by every steam vessel owning
corporation; stricter inspection OF YES
sells by Federal steamboat inspections
service and the meeting OF all re-
laws by every vessel clearing ar
American port.
y resolution ACCOMMODATING this bill
would create commission to deter
mine upon measures regarding life
saving cqu pmcnt. and Tor govern
ing the future construction of YES
sells. his commission would consist
Of a representative OF the steamboat
inspection service. a ship builder, d
I,s, 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
LABOR MEN TO MEET
Stnte Federation VIII Have Annual
Session in INnchburg.

Most Of the labor unions OF Rich
mond have elected delegates TO this
annual meeting OF the Virginia stats
Federation of Labor, which will lie
held ia Lynchburg, beginning next
Tuesday. Phn MetX is the president
and Il. G. Dawson is secretary. both
Of these officers being Richmond men.
The federation Will probably have
about 100 members. Delegates from
the Equal Suffrage League of Nirg mia
ana the Farmers Educational and Co
Operative Union will sit In the meet
ing. The league has already Endorsed
woman suffrage. and its Legislative
committee worked during the last
session Of the Legislature jointly with
the committee from thu farmers nr-
EaniHation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-29
Complete Agreement.

Washington. May .S.-Complcte
agreement was to-day reached by the
Senate and House confcrces on the ag-
ricultural appropriation hill. The $780,
QUO Item for farm mana cement instruc-
ton work inserted into the bill by tho
Senate was reduced In conference to
$4,000.
Ten per cent. of money received from
national forests hereafter is to be de-
voted TO road construction and main
tenancc in the national forests within
the States from which the proceeds are
derived.