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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-26
MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS no ARRIVE
saturday. Oct e.

i B a. saturday. Oct 2s.
Newcastle. N. s. W.-Guernsey, BIZ.
stmr.
Sunday, October a.
Maui, Molokai and Lanai ports
Mikahala, stmr.
Kauai ports KHAN, stmr.
Monday, October a.
Hongkong via Japan ports-Chlyo
Mara. Jap. stmr.
San Francisco onoma. o. 8. 8.
10, Tuesday. October q.
San Francisco-Wilhelmina. n. n
S. s. 3, .-sr.. 10.
Kona and Kan ports-Mauna Loa.
stmr
Hflo direct-Mauna Kea. stmr.
Wednesday, October 80.
Mani and Hawaii ports-C iandine,
stmr.
Kauai ports-w. @. Han. stmr.
Friday, November 1.
Sydney via Page Pago Ventura. o.
San Francisco Siberia, p. M. s. S.
Monday, November 4.
Hongkong via Japan -Buyo
Maru. Jap. stmr.
Manila. via Nasasaki- Thomas. U.
IS. A. T..
I Tuesday, November 8.
Hongkong via Japan ports--Nlle. r.
NJ. s. 8.
Sydney via Auckland and suya-Ma
kura. CA. s. s.
Wednesday. November 6.
San Francisco Honolulan, N. n.
s.. 8.
Victoria and vancouver-Marama.
Ca. 8. s..
Friday. November @
San Francisco China. p. M. 8. s.
Monday, November n.
San Francisco Sierra, o. s. s.
Tuesday, November Il.
San Francisco Sherman. U.SA.T.
Wednesday, November 81
Hongkong via Japan ports Mongolia.
Friday. November IS.
San francisco Manehuria. P. n.
s. 8.
Tuesday, November 10.
Hongkong via Japan ports Nippon
Maru, Jap steamer.
Wednesday, November co
San Francisco Lnrllne. NJ. N. 8. s.
Thursday, November ~.
San Francisco chiyo Maru. Jap.
stmr.
80 Monday, Novemher Is.
San Francisco Ventura, .. s. 8.
Tuesday, November -.
5 Hongkong via Japan ports Tenyc
Marn, Jap. stnars
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-26
10 Cure 1 cold n one DAY

Take Laxative, Bromo Quinine
Tablets. . An druggists refand
the money if it fails to cure.
E. w. Groves signature IS on
each box -
PARIS MEDICINE 90. g.. LouiG Q . =
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

gbnrm aiebnfaoncsnrs irnroc ani
Wefehl etlern;tSers ntgctrngcn, Der
on oieicr SteIle ein nod, grrberes
Mrbiteftnrbenfmal gum @eoGdtnili
an feline Gbotcn anfridtcn iunilte.
sfbcr aIeronber lam MIR nad) g1bD'
Ion, I'm 3u itsrtcn; iein @en1d,tniB-
monument ndrb niht erbaut; uno 10
iii Die 5titte tpiiit mo lccr acbiiebcn
biz aui Scn beiltiaeu 3ag. elm Trim
merbauicfi, BON nm ourth bic sSahr.
,tlmoertc bin Gicbe ihr 2'aiimatcria!
enfnaImlen. Tie niinncu @raicr. Die
sluifdlen oen Stcincn bcroorIpiIeecr,
beben ino i,lypantcn i'm ysinse -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

Sn ungurn bat ii6 ourh bic
8erufung 2ucuts gum qreutier nihts
an ben 8er6dltniFsn sednbert. Gr per-
tritt basieIbe 9rogramm fpie iein 9orz
gdnesr Sbusn, inoem sr Elm itdrtsres
Rstrutenz 9ontiuesnt foroert. Oemndd
liegt tein 9runo DOT, pesDegen bic
Spppiitionspurteien ibrsn Stanbpuntt
dnbsrn iplIten. Qllsin paourh befinoet
iih bas Winiiterium bur6dus nift in
hoffnunssloier Gage. Die Dabrbsit
1T. baB ale Prsrisrs oas Mittel,
our6 pelhes lie iia aus ibrer 8erIes
aenh.tt befrsisn tonnten, nerihmdbsn.
Die Suftbiuner, tpel6e betunntIih bic
sG9eitsn Sbitruttioniiten limb, ertldr.n
Iit jsbsrseit bsreit. DER arons 4nes,
mas iie on @eritdrtuug Der Webrmaht
piiniht, gu beipiligsn. fobalo f. cine
8orluge our 9epdbrung beg allgemsis
nen Stimmrehts unterbreltet. 3arauf
min bas WiiniIterium nitt singebsn.
2ieber min ss bas 8unb, bas ungarn
nit ben ubrigen 5beilsn Der Wpnarhi.
perbinoet, gdn3lih gs!odert feben, ais
Dem @oIte Sreibeit gspdbr.n. Dsa
fteqt bic 6eudelei Der regiersnben
areiis in BAG rehte 2itt. Dem aais
fer gsgeniibsr beuheIn iis. baB Fl. fir
ibn eriterbsn unb 1ih in bem 8emiikn
nufsebren, ungarH bem Reide su En-
bultsn. Qber iis pertpsisern bas Wits
tel, burh rpeldes anein ibr. 0srfpr.=
6unssn iib srfiillen lafen. DAP Der
Raifsr bieis 6euheIei burdIhaut bat.
NOR Gus Der i6arfsn 4ntport sriidt=
lid. bic er bsm Bremier abuen err
tbeilte, als bieIer iein gntfeBen bel ben
Wortsn ausoriidts. in pelhen Der Gais
fer feline Nbiiht, bic Grone nieber gu
lea.n, tunptbat. Sffenbar isbod feblt
ihm bic GntihloiTenbeit. bas Wlinifte.
rum gu 5tpingen, Dab es iih benz
9oltsipillen unterperfe, benn elm. 4bs
neigung sssen Yoltsberrihaft tann
man pem aaiier niht mehr nahiaoen.
feitbem CT ous allgsmeine Stimmreht
fir bic Reihsrathsnablsn niht bios
aetpdbrt, ionbern iogar erspungen bat.
W.nn sr nit berielben Gntihlpisnbeit
Die gl.i6e 5orberung fir unsurn Nr>
trsten nplte, tpiirbs er nibt bios bic
Shtpisrist.iten ebnen, tpelfe bag Sra
qpurenthum bsreitet, ipnbern audi oem
2anbe .insn groben 9ienIt erpeiieR,
ba nnoertsnnbar lit, bub bic uriitotraz
tifhe 6srrihaft llnearn su @runoe
rihtet. Das 2anbpplt lebt bort in eis
nem 3uitanbs Dtonomiiher Stlaperei,
b.r es ii6 nad ardften burh Auspan-
nrung au sntSiehsn iuft. alleiH es
mub bod einleuhteu, baB NIT Der
4usnanberung Der ipertbnoafte BE-
itanbtbeil llnearns perloren sfbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

sramm oes RansIers burnfreust bae
ben. Mlie mir fhon friiber bareelesl
baben, ipar feline abiidt, Die nDtbisen
9srtpiuisungen fir bic 0eritdrtune
BON 9eutihlanbs Webrmdht 81 err
laugsn, pbne bic beiiBenben Rlanen Su
Der nDtbigen 8efteueruus beranSusie=
ben. Wie ublih polIts er bic Steuern
auf Die @oltsmafen abipGl3en. Sn
pftffiesr WeiIe serleste er oas
8roeramm in 3tpei 5beiIs. 3uerit Iieb
sr bic @orIa9e aur 8eritdrtun9 Der
Debrmaht unterbreiten. Ra6bem bieis
aussupmmen mar, fpollte er ben Rsihs.
tag in eine 3pangslage brtngen. Sein
argument pGrs rssspsisu: .Radoem Sbr
bic Bebrpplaee eenebmIgt babt, niiBt
Sbr audi bic oaSu nOtbissn MitteI be-
ptllisen uno bIer5u unterbreitets it
Gud cine 9orlage gu elmer neuen Ser
brau6siteuer." Dieie bipipmatiihen
Jinefen pereitelte Der Aeibstas, inbenl
sr beihlob, bab Der Iusfhub, an nell
ben Die Webrporlaee psrtpieIen Durbe,
AUDI iiber bic nDtbigen Dedunssmittel
berdtben 5oae unD ielbItnerTtdnoli6
tptro er fih gu 9uniten Der Reihserbz
ihaftsiteusr srtlGren. Damit 1T Der
Gan3ler in bic 9rube sefouen. SEPT
piro sr Dor bic 3paneslage seitsllt,
enttpeber bic Webrporlaoe nit Der Orb
ihaftsi iteuer an3uuebmen ooer duf grz
itere gu per3ihten, mas er Islbitberz
ItGnolih niht tbun tann, obne Iid bem
9orDurf aus5uiesen, oab sr quf
9runo elmer ariitotrattihen S6fulls
Die Siterbeit bss Rsi6es eefghroet.
benu thatid6lih banoelt ss iH babel
um eiue iOIde uno ni4ts anferes. Der
@runoiaB Der preubii6en Ariitotratie
ift, baB Der Sansler pom Bsr Maioritdt
i'm Reidstae unabbdnsh lit. Wie uno
men oas goLt lpdhIt, lei slsihgil'
tig. Der Reihstag babe iih untsr al
len umitGrosn bsm Diaen oes aan3z
lsrs gu fiigsH. Die 4raftprob. auf
oisie eioentbiimii6s tonititutipusls an.
ihauung btstst iebt bic ReidssGrbs
ituftsitsusy. Die aonierpatipsn pers
purfen iie. ais lie in Der Ssrridaft
pursn. Sest io1en aber auh bic aiz
bsrclen DeIbs fir Die Steuer eingetrss
ten fJno, lie ebenfalls perperfen, neil
Der &au3Ier es min. Wir boffen, buB
Die Qiberalen BEL bisier araftprobe bic
uOtb;qe GFeitisteit bepabren unb Hidt
umfauen perosn, bsnn tpsnu Der
Reidsto5 nihts bel Der SeitoItuHg Der
DffentIihen gplitit 81 iasen bat, oonn
bat es ibsrbuupt tsinsu 3ped. einsn
Iol6en gu pGbIen. aaraftsriItii6 fir
bieien uriitrotratiItsn GeiIt oes aanSz
Iers iites, Dap sr uIs StaatsIstretGr
uutsr gIIop bic GrfdaftsIteusr iebr
energiih perthstoiet bat. Das binbert
i'm uber jeBt, na6oem sr Billions
9oiten eingsnommen bat, nidt, Stslz
lung gesen oisie Steusr gu nebmsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
Montag %. Ipril 1912.

Die 8ontroperfe 3lpiihen
Saft unb Rpoiepelt orobt 9eioen ses
fdbrlih gu peroen. gisle erbltden in
ben ssgsuieitigen 2lngriffen 5nifhen
Dem jesigen unb oem friiberen Yra'ts
benten Der Der. Stuaten cine Gnttpirs
oisung Der Ratipn uno ipreten oapon,
bab Die Ratipnals&onpention getoe
fallen Iofe uno einsn Nnoeren nomiz
niren Ipute, unb Der ebemulige 9oubers
neur unb ieBise Oberbunoes sRi6tsr
5usbes pirb ais bic bier3u 9eetgnets
PeriDnlihtsit be3eihnet. 0isis anitht
ipirb aus benz 9runo niht ourhorin.
gen, bab gu pieIs aanoioaten psrpfliaz
tst iino. fir 5aft gu itimmen uno er
aud ALIEN 4uIhein nah Die Raipritdt
fir ith bat. Soa taHn 5aft nttt
brineenb gsnus geratben tperoen, Die
Rontrpperie sinsuitelIen uno gu Der
friibsren tpiirotoen Wetbooe, bic iid al
len periDnIihtsiten fsrnbielt. suriidsu-
tebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

bds erfoIsrtids Beiipiel in Der Ghipeis
bat auf ben 0ebantsn eebraht, bob
oteies jebt ipintigite Grforbernib eintr
sutsn Resitruna, bic gbrlihteii, nur
nnrh Snitiaiipe unb Referenbum ge<
iIhert iperbsn tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
enttaui6t.

Batter inahoem iie einen lonsen
Tunnel ourhiabreD: .Tu sDeiniff
tMuf eiuen Idiihternen iun1eH RanH
in Der Goup@.ede oe,iteab). Ter
W;enid bat wohl seipagt, lid su
fiiiien"
lodter: .Gben nid,t. Yapo.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
spIitter.

gprih niht 10 piell Gu iait bamit
uur, mas beine 3nborer ernten.
Gns llrtbeil iiber einen jilnaen
Mann fhopfen Die Danen aiis feiner
Steaune CUR - 2iebe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
. 0sLaft.

~sshre Yroris lat lid, ia tart aue
1eoehnt, nerr Golfer. .
.Diao2 5lennen ER benH u,cine
groyis2-
~yfn he fiabr ID elem il elmer
rroidfe gang eaein bisr Dsrbsi,~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29

3u unferer eroBen 8efriez
biging bepbohten mir. bas bie liberd=
len partsisn I'M Rsi4stas Das prpz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-29
Die 8eiie in Den ssriiblina.

On Der Ripisra i'm Griiblins. - Gin
iroiihes paraoits. - Reiierouten
nah oem Siioen. - SnternationdIe
StIaF. uno Speiietpasen. Der
oer3og GalIi.rl uno feline Satin.
- Die fpunperbare Sh0pfuus Sir
3bomas 5anburp's.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
Bolstering Up an Illogical Structure

The functions of the department comprise the
ucon and repair of and the construction and repair
of and operation of disposal plants recent
dnance intended basis for reorganization of the department
provided for assistant chief of construction
charge of and another in of The latter
two positions necessary but the head of the depart
be efficient it does that matter of organ
zaion assistant chief of construction Such inter-
nal reorganization best but bolster up illogical sruO
AS Indicated above changes basic.
The the head of the bureau of and the bu
of should be of experience and recognized
standing street and construction respectively they
also graduate engineers much the better but the prime
requisite should be experience They might be designated
pecvey of streets and superintendent of
h position of superintendent of streets should be
aboshed Salaries should be provided for these positions ade
uate attract competent and they should be continued IN
Office under civil service regulations The former would have
supervision work both work and repairing and
including sidewalks and curb The latter would have supervision
Of all construction and repair of Other construction and
repair work such disposal plants cematory etc.
might be assigned either of these bureaus according to the
Judgment the chief of construction retained under his
sonal direction.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
Should Be Strictly Accountable

The superintendent OF streets and should be held
strictly accountable and they ought therefore to be
allowed their subordnaes appointments being made
by the head OF the department after of qualifications
Pending establishment OF civil service commission such tests
be under temporary civil regulations
The city through this department is following policy Of
changing grades Before approving plans for fur
changes of this would be await the de-
veopment the plans the newly created Atlanta city planning
should hereafter without the
approval Of that commission because only that all
public projects coordinate the development and Identification
Of the city
The old adage a stitch in time particularly apt when
applied pavenents. hole in pavement if
paired first appears takes but little time and may be
done at a minimum if allowed remain
vehicles continually drop into them and only
large day reboundng strike the pavement
beyond with such impact 10 start second depression and
depressions result which become very expensive
repair Good economy therefore, demands that sufficient
appropriation be made available each year repair breaks in
pavement a they appear.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31

TO BE REORGANIZED
FOR BUSINESS FEB.

Reorganization Of the Cosmopolitan Life
Insurance Company will he effected as
soon as the necessary details, including
a decrease Of The $1,000, 600 capital
stock, and an addition Of a substantial
sum to the surplus, are arranged.
Heretofore known officially as the Cos
mopolitan Life Insurance Company" the
rehabiIitated concern will be called The
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company"
with an addition Of the article as the
only change Of title
The step toward q change Of organiza-
ton was made as q result Of the litiga-
ton into which the affairs of the COM
pany have been plunged. Every iudica-
lion as regards the volume and extent of
business done is nattering. the stockhold-
ers announced at a meeting held yester-
day. With S2,500,0O0 insurance written
before the receivership suit was filed last
fall. with business in sight TO swell the
volume TO $4,000, 600 and with new lease
on life which the reorganization will give,
the company will prosper the stockhold-
ers believe. The newly organized com
Germ will be ready for business Febru-
AIRY 1.
The decision to reorganize, with other
details connected with the proposition.
was made at Mondays meeting Of the
stockholders.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
CHATSWORTH TO
GET COUNTY SITE
SeCretaryOf State Makes DeCi-
sion in the Bitter COntro-
yerSy in Murray.

Phi! Cook. secretary OF state, today
decided the famous Murray county seat
controversy in favor of ChatsWorth.
IS In ruling in favor of Chatsworth ana
against Spring Place, the secretary
threw out entirely the 427 votes east in
favor of Elton, on the ground that Econ
was not included in the ordinaty's call
for a county seat removal election. and
that all votes cast for it, therefore, We're
merely no votes at all.
In the original call for this election
if was stipulated that the contest
should be between Spring Place the
nrasent county seat, and Chatsworth, a
new town on the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, which traverSes the conn
~ Afterward, however, Eton was in
iected into the fight. and the vote given
Eton if counted, would have deprived
Chatsworth OF the required tWo-thlrds
of the vote cast
The vote was divided as Follows
Chatsworth S62. Elton 42I and Spring
Place 1855. Secretary Cook holds 5hat
only l017 OF these votes are legal ana
in that view, Chstsworth received S62
against Spring Places 155--or clear
tTo-thirds and over in favor Of Chats
worth.
This case has attracted no end OF
attention throughout north Georgia, and
foaling in Murray and Whitfield coun-
tics has run very high because Of it.
If was appealed to Secretary Cook some
two months ago. all three sides to the
controversy being represented by abie
counsel at the hearing.
The case may be appealed to the leg
islature. but the impression is that Sec
rotary Cooks ruling means that Chats-
worth will be the county seat eventual
Nv. if not Immediately. Since the case
was appealed. large number Of those
who voted for Elton have assured the
secretary of state that. as between
Chatsworth and Spring Place, they
much prefer Chatsworth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
BANK CLEARINGS OF
YEAR SHOW HEALTHY
INCREASE OVER 1911

Increase in the volume OF Atlanta's
business for 1912 over that Of 1911 may
be measured by the comparative clear
ing house figures, which for 1912 show
an Increase of $3S,S1O,83S over 1919
total. The increase is approximately
per cent.
Clearings for the period Of twelve
months which ended at noon today
amounted to $691. 941 ,25420 at which
figure the records Of the Atlanta Clear
ing House association for the year We're
closed. For the twelve months of 1911.
the figures were 1858, 13O, 42O.35.
The figures reveal that during the
last two months Of the year clearngs
were less than in the final months of
1911, the shortage in December amount
ing to nearly 100000. However, in
every other season Of the year, except
the late fall, the 1912 figures are far and
away above those Of the preceding year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
THORNTON
TO BUILD COUNTRY
HOME AT ASHEVILLE

ASHEVILLE. n. c., Dec S1.-Aus-
tell A. Thornton. formerly Of Atlanta,
Ga. who has resided here for the past
several months. announces that ne viii
baild a modern country hoHe ou the
farm Of 100 acres near here, which he
recently purchased from Governor
elect Locke Craig and Garland A. Thon-
a5on Of this city. Nj Thornton owns
considerable property in Atlanta. and
viii spend a portion of his time there.
although he will call Ashevillo his home
hereafter
Mr., and Mrs Thornton are admirers
u good horses, and it IS understood
rhat they will maintain large stables in
connection with their country home. AT
the recent Asheville horse show their
animals won many valuable cash prizes
and premiums
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
r. R. CHIEFS CHARGED
WITH MANSLAUGHTER
FOR DEATHS IN WRECK

BRIDGEPORT, CONN, Dec. 81
Bench warrants were issued by Judge
Case in the criminal superior court to-
day at the instance of the states at
torney. Stiles Judson, for Henry j.
Horn. of Boston. vice president Ben
iamiu r. Pollock. general manager, and
Charles n. Woodward, general super
intendent Of the New Haven, officials
Of the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company.
The men are charged with man
slaughter in causing the death of pas
sengers who lost their lives in the
wreck Of the SpringieldN New York ex-
press on the New Haven road, which
was derailed and wrecked while taking
the short cross over at Westporr bridge
October last.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
.DYNAM|TERS OFF
FOR j. s. PRISON
Special Train Takes Convicted
Labor Men From Indianapo-
lis to LeavenWorth, Kan.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 81
Thirty three union labor leaders con-
victed of completely in the Mcnamara
dynamite plots are now on their way to
the Federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., where they will serve
their terms. The dynamite special
carrying the prisoners left Indianapolis
at 1885 a. m, over the Pennsylvania
railroad.
The train was made up of two
coaches, one carrying sixteen prisoners
and the other seventeen, and diner
and baggage car.
The prisoners seemed in a cheerful
frame of mind and they spoke cheering
words to one another.
Attorneys for the men filed a writ of
error and a writ of supersedeas today,
but both matters We're put over until
Thursday by Judge Anderson.
Guard For Each Man.
Each of the prisoners was accompa-
MED by a guard on the way from the
Marion county Jail to the train. How
ever the trip was made without incl
dent.
In the party on the dynamite spe-
cial" were some of the best known la
Dor men in the country. Among them
were Frank NJ. Ryan, president of the
International Association of Bridge
and Structural Iron Workers; Herbert
! S. Hockin, formerly secretary of that
! BODY; John IT. Butler vice president OF
the organization, and Olaf Tveitmoe
secretary of the California Building
| Trades council.
! Some called it the dynamite special,
| others the "Leavenworth limited" and
! still others the arsenal train"
The wives of the dynamiters stood
in the dusk of the train sheds clasping
| their hands tightly until the last whis-
! tie shrilled its good bye
| Then they turned back-alone.
! fearful Scene at Station.
! Deputy United States Marshal Ed
! Schmidt said he feared no trouble
! There is It guard for each man, who
never leaves the prisoner. They sit in
! double seats, the prisoner in front, the
guard facing him. Never for a moment
will this vigil relax until the somber
gate at Leayenworth swallows its new
, est consignment of lives.
1t vas q fearful scene-thst parting
at the station. Hundreds Of spectators
crowded to the gates to watch. Bott
! the convicted men and their wives bore
! up bravely, however, and many dashed
away the tears ana tried to smile. Some
Of the smiles We're wan and some Of the
faces We're pale with grief. The wome1
were attractiyeiy dressed and some OF
| them in extremely fashionable mode
! The convicted consp.rators, many OF
! them at least, looked like prosperous
! business men off on a trade journey
The manacled wrists told different
story.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
More OfficiaIs Indicted.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. 81
Sweeping indictments of all the men
higher up" in the c. H. and d. Railroad
Company were returned by the Marion
county grand jury today. The indict-
ments were returned with a view to
bringing legal punishment upon the of
tlcials for celebrating such conditions as
brought about the recent c., II. and d,
wreck at Irvington, in which Is lives
were sacrificed.
In addition to the officials, Engineer
Willis York and Brakeman Carl Gross
were indicted. 1t is understood the in
dictments charge involuntary NON
slaughter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
SAILOR IN u. S. NAVY
NOW WORTH $250.0O0

WEST HAMPTON. n. Y, Dec. 81.
Knight Wheeler, son of the late Fred
erick M. Wheeler, and worth about
$3.50 900. has for the last five years
States navy His duties have been so
we'll performed that his friends are ex-
pecting any day to hear of his winning
a commission as ensign. He is visiting
his mother and sisters at the magniti-
cent Wheeler estate. He rose through
the various grades until now he is chief
machinIst on the Albatross-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
GIRL COUGHS UP NEEDLE
EMBEDDED IN GOOSE

ST. LOUIS, Dec 31.-Miss Margaret
Bux, a telephone operator of Beleville,
was dining on goose at her home last
night when she felt pain in her throat.
She coughed so violently that her mother,
Mrs William jerks, sent a hurry call for
a doctor Before the physician arrived,
however, Miss BuX had succeeded In
taking from her throat the cause Of irri-
tation, large needle.
How the needle came to be in the goose,
Mrs. Jenks, who cooked the fowl can not
understand. The needle must have been
in The birds thigh while it was living, she
believes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
EXPERT SANDS ON HOW
TO MAKE CITY STREET
DEPARTMENT EFFECTIVE
By Herbert K. Sands

Efficient administration of the office of chief Of construction
demands that be filled by ggrade business executive
lected solely merit 1t would be better
technical engineering training also but this is not essential
When such this position be persuaded
the people IN such office the position usually
them by appointment without the strife and often po
cal contest The head of the department chargd with building
and maintaining the cs should be bound by
paign obligations and have political fences tend And yet
this is elective office in Atlanta
Such work be mixed with politics without just
result Atlanta has experienced 1t is logically be expect
ed The chief be appontve
available in Atlanta where else the United
should be eligible for appointment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-31
QUAKER OATS co. is
PROBED BY u. S. IN
SEARCH FOR TRUST

CHICAGO. Dec 31.-A Federal grand
jury investigation Of the Quaker Oats
Company, regarding certain transact
tions which the government believes
We're violations Of the Sherman anti
trust law, is under way here today.
The purchase Of the Great Western
Cereal Company about a year ago BY
the oats company is the point under
examination. Ii is the belief of tho
district attorney that the transaction
virtually made the Quaker oats Com
pany a. cereal trust