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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-29
Legal Notices.
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GEORGIA-Fulton County
To the Superior Court OF Said County:
The petition Of [. Lipstine, L. b Ham
bright, George w Payne, A. W. Tolleson
and J. l.. Holcombe, all of said state and
county. respectfully shows:
1. That they desire for themselves, their
associates, successors and assigns to be
Incorporated and made a body polite
under the name and style of Carlton Shoe
and Clothing Company, for a period OF
twenty 600 years, with the privilege Of
renewal thereafter.
2. The capital stock of said corporation
Is to be fifty thousand $3.50 000) dollars.
divided into shares of the par value OF
one hundred ($100) dollars each, but pc
ttioners desire the right to increase said
capital stock at any time by a vote of
majority of the outstanding stock to any
sum not exceeding one hundred thousand
CS100 000) dollars.
3 The principal office and place of
business of said corporation is to be in
the city of Atlanta, county Of Fulton
state of Georgia, but petitioners desire
the right to establish such other places
of business within or without the state
of Georgia as may be desired in the OPP
Grafton OF the corporate business.
4. The object of said corporation is pc
cuniary gain to its stockholders.
5. The particular business to be carried
on is that of buying. selling, manufactur-
ing or dealing in all sorts of mems and
chlldren's clothing. all kinds of boots
of mems and childrens furnishings, and
any other kindred articles that can be
sold in connection Herewith.
g. Petitioners desire the right to buy
sell, lease, hold. own and cucumber both
real and personal property and any and
all rights granted Similar corporations by
the laws of this state.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be in
corporated under the name and style
aforesaid, with all the powers, privileges
and immunities herein asked, together
with any and all powers, privileges and
immunities allowed or enjoyed by similar
corporations under the laws OF Georgia
SMITH & HASTINGS,
Petitioners Attorneys
Filed in office, this 14th day of August
1912.
ARNOLD BROYLES, Clerk
STATE OF GEORGIA-County of Fulton
l, Arnold Broyles. clerk Of the superior
court of said county, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy of the application for charter OF
Carlton Shoe and Clothing Company, as
the same appears of file In this office
Witness my official signature and the
seal OF said court, this f4th day of Au-
gust, 1912
ARNOLD BROYLES,
Clerk Superior Court. Fulton County,
Georgia. S-16-1
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Farms For Sale.


SEVERAL desira BILE farms near Barnes
Vile; different sizes; prices, $25 to S75
per acre NJ. p. owen, GAINESVILLE Ga.
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Ducks.

WHITE, Runner ducks; pairs and trios for
sale; prices reasonable Walter l..
Wight. Cairo, Ga. 52-S-27
INDIAN RUNNER ducks, four and five
months old; lay white eggs; laying;
pairs $3.50, trios So; pens Of six ducks and
drake $40; eggs, twelve for 81. Oak Dean
Poultry Farm, Stone Mountain, Ga.
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Dropsy.

DROPSY CIRED-Relieyes shortness Of
breath in 50 to As hours. Reduces swell
ing in Is to 20 days. Write for particu-
lars COLON Dropsy Remedy Company.
512 Austel Building Atlanta. 526-11
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NEW RUBBER TIRES PUT ON YOUR
BABYS CARRIAGE. PHONE IVY
3O76. ROBERT MITCHELL, 229 EDGE
WOOD Isis
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
ROOSENELT'S CANDIDACY

The announcement, Monday, by
Col. Theodore Roosevelt, that he
would accept the Republican noml-
nation for President, was no sur
prise to the initiated. 1t had been
discounted for weeks previous. and
his Columbus speech, without any
other advice. would have been aC-
cepted as a forerunner Of his an
nouncement. That his entrance into
the contest IS unfortunate goes
without saving. That he Is doomed
ro defeat IS assured. BY every rule
of reason. bv an unbroken prece-
dent. established with the tenure
of the first President OF the re
public. President Taft is entitled to
denomination. President Taft has
made a splendid executive, an emf
ncntlv fair executive, aud upon his
record, upon his achievements, he is
entitled to, and Will receive a re
nomination. He has doubtless
made mistakes. what President has
not. His predecessor made many
mistakes. some Of which viii be felt
for years to come. The only mis-
take that the Negro censures Pres
idrut Taft for having made Is the
alleged Southern policy. and vet
that policy resulted from no i'll feel
ing for the Negro, but rather from
a sincere desire, a broad statesman
like effort to benefit the race. We
doubt not. had President Taft to
do It over. knowing the races re
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

ClinkScaieS, when questioned about
the recall remarked, with one eve
Sot IN the direction of Tom Homes,
othce, and the other eye fertiveIy
glanclng a a brief he held I'm Ia.
h2nd, that a. long as Judge Puah re-
manned on the bench he would ne,.-
favor the recall of judges. Georo-
collins, who recently ran for alter
nate delegate TO the Republican Na-
tional convention just to advertise
himself SAID he would not be inter
viewed, and referred me to DR. VII
der, who, he said. did all the TALKING
before the primary election Georg9
IS a foxy fellow who knows q oo6d
thing when he sees IL. sent = wire
less To Judge MulIowucv. jnu,f;rino
the status OF his mind ON the moored
question of recall for Judges. ami he
wirelessed ME back that if ever cot
before him on Iuuacv rharoe n.
would recall me after 7 had finished
thirty-day sentence To begin ON an
other thirty go-aS-yOu-p please Rur
John DanCy Is the real. -imon-Dure
recall man. Norths Carolina iohu
knows what d recall looks like He
went up against one nearly TWO wears
ago. and says they, these recalls. leave
fellow with a feeling that PAYDAY,
are slow III revolving around II
seems that John Wa, sitting in his
office one balmy morning with
$4,000 expression ON his couute-
nance. and ts-a-Shame-tO-take-t
money air about his person when his
office phone rang, and a voice that
sounded like a carpenter, gently said
is that YOU Mr. Dancy?" John siz-
zcd through the phone, i'm q tender.
attectlonate tone of speech 1T am
Well, this here Is the little old White
House usCulatiuC, came deep in
t"nauon- John had a creepy feeling
run up and down his spinal cord
On, It Is, Is II, Supremacy delighted
TO be connected with such an inHu-
entlal mansion What can I do this
morning To- sWceteu the atmosphere
around the tulip beds Of the ENecu-
tive Manslon." Why, lust send your
resignation down by a rapid messeu-
ger and in return we will send Won
beautifully sentimental letter bearing
the autograph OF the chief executive
came the voice at the other end in :
most patronIZlug manner. Johns
hand fell from the receiver as if pal
sled, and ever since that he has been
| making speeches III favor of the recall
of judges, Recorder of Deeds, and
any old place into which he might
accidentally drop after the recall has
worked on the other fellow in. John
thinks, if the recall becomes popular.
| he may be recalled back.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

sentiment against any policy that
would prescribe our sphere because
of our color alone, he would leave
unsaid what was said in his inau-
eural address. Col. Roosevelt also,
when President, especially in his
second term. was opposed 10 max
ling Negro appointments in the
South where such appointments
would cause friction. The Bee. and
, Its editor, has the highest admira-
ton for both President TAFT and
his distinguished predecessor, be
lieving that both are typical OF the
best in American citizenry. but in
this contest The Bee stands une-
Iquivocally, uncompromisingly for
| the denomination and election OF
| President TAFT, and we propose tc
! 90 all that lies within our power
| 10 bring about such a result.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
SOWING THE SEED.

1t has been remarked that were
it not for the women the whole
scheme Of charity and benevolence
would be an unrealized utopian
dream. Never has there been ut
tered a truer saying. Here in
Washington every effort in behalf
OF charity, of smoothing the path
way Of the unfortunatcs of our
race. the cOlored woman has been
the pioneer, the stay and the hope.
Out in T street, always struggling
for existence but never Welding up
It's place, is the Young Woman 5
Christian Association. If there IS
one woman. more than another,
who has made this institution posi-
bic. that woman Is Mrs. John K.
Francis, Sr. To her the institu-
tion has been a labor of love. No
parent could have watched more
carefully over her offspring, or
could have been more solicitous
about its success than has charac-
terized Mrs. Francis concern for
the Young Woman's Christian As
sociation Home. Fully realizing
that it offers an asylum for Young
women whose means are restricted,
and who must work for their bread
and room. and fully realizing what
the Christian influence the home
will surround its inmates will mean,
Mrs. Francis has indefatigably la
bored year in and year out to main
tain and to improve the home.
There ought to be some encour-
agencnt offered her in the shape
of cooperation on the part OF
both the colorcd men and women
Of this city. Unostentatiously,
without thought of personal reward
or applause. Mrs. Francis Is sowing
seed that must. in no far distant
dav. bring forth the bloom OF reaI-
cation. and that realization will be
we'll adapted, modernly equipped
and furnished Young Women ;
Christian Association Home for the
many homeless Young colored girls
of this city who are urgently in
need OF Christian home. There
is whole lot of thought given to
the homeless boy. but the homeless
girl receives but scant considera-
ton. Mrs. Francis is to be com
mended for being interested in her
own sex
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
THE MARCHING CLUB.
Many VIII Go to Chicago.

The w Calvin Chase Escort Club.
which is being organized, will num-
Der 100 uniformed men. Two sleep
ers and one day coach will be at
tached to the regular I ?. NJ. train,
Saturday, June 8th, and reach Chica-
go Monday. June 10th
Those who desire to accompany
the distinguished delegation on this
trip TO Chicago, ILL.,, and attend the
greatest National Republican Conven-
ton that has ever been known in the
history OF the Republican party. will
send their names in on or before
June 5th. 1912 4 band OF music will
accompany the club and march with
the club into Chicago, ILL.,
Thus far about so persons have sig
nified their intention of accompany
ing the club and delegation to Chi
CagO.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
Rising Sun Lodge.

The forty-fourth anniversary OF
Rising Sun Lodoe. No 1905. &. L. ..
of .. f.. was celebrated last Sunday
evening at the First Baptist Church.
West Washington The exercises
embraced a sermon by the pastor.
Rev. z. Z. Kicks, an organ voluntary
by Mrs. Hattie Williams, an anthem
by the choir. under the direction "i
1,r. Charles Lane, leader; History OF
the Lodge, by Brother g. +. Collins.
duet, the Misses May Garter and
Sarah Weaver; solo, Brother Joseph
H. Carroll; poem. Brother N. /.
Clinkscalcs, and the introduction ot
tn officers Of the lodge. The follow
ing named officers compose the ros-
ter Of the lodge. \. O., Jas. A. Whit
low: 2 y. O. Floyd Brown: 7. ). e.
r. Collins. Treasurer, VIM. !. How
ard: 7. Y T.. Fred D. Ashton. Y. c..
Frank Boston y. 7 Joseph Rutfn,
F. &. Cha~. Ford. Chap. jos Man
ming. Advocate. n T. Clinkscales;
r. {. \ G. to P. y. T.. Lemuel Her
ron: I. s. Y. G. Harold QuivcrS.
R. s. Y. c.. Peter Freeman; /. 5. Y.
c.. 4 W. Newman. T. g. g. Bran
non: Warden. J. r Lacy; ?. n. f..
Marshal. Henry Edmonds: p. \. f..
Marshal Asst. Juo. Manning, D. H.
Asso.. W c Martin.
A IaEge number of persons were
present. and a handsome collection
was Fitted for the church
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

From now on the contest between
the Taft and Roosevelt forces will
be a hotly contested one. The Pres
idcnt will haYe in his favor reason.
rule. precedent. achievements and
powerful friends. Col. Roosevelt
will have powerful friends, a popu-
listic tendency. his wonderful re
sourcefulneSS as d consummatc pol
itician and prestige behind him.
But at that Taft will win.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

that should not stay the hand of
justice. When white men violate
the law they suffer. Why not Ne
groes as we'll? There is too much
Of this kind OF business going on.
There should be no favoritism, so
let the recommendation of the COM
mission be carried out. Men who
edit newspapers and practice pro-
fessionS should resign their posi-
tons and face the world as others
do.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
10 FAVORITISAI.

The Civil Service Commission
having found Messrs. Taylor and
Randolph guilty. there is no reason
that its recommendation should not
be carried into effect. Negroes
generally plead the baby act by say
ing O! they are colored. Several
pleas have been made to the depart
ments in behalf of these men, but
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

ideals. The Bee would like to
know if it is safe for such Negro
Democrats to run at large:
In one breath the Bishop asserts
that Democracy has not treated the
Negro fairly. and, notwithstanding
the killing. lynching and burning at
the stake By Democracy, he holds
the English rule responsible that
permitted the slave trade, thus en-
lriching themselves. Did YOU evet
read such an inconsistent uttcranct
! In our next article we shall discus:
Bishop Walters address to the
country and more OF his inconsis
tencies. Don't fail to follow thes'
articles.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
Honest Mans Expression.

From the Charlottesville Messenger
Editor Chase. oi the Bee. won out
with hands down in the primary for
selection OF delegates To- the Repub-
Iican convention. Well. what more
do YOU expect; The old war horse
i, a newspaper man, and a good one
at that. and that tribe Is hard to beat
at anything
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
The w. Calvin Chase Escort Club

The w CALVIN Chase Banner Club
No, ?, held a meeting at 1893 Goth
Street Northwest Monday evening at
g p. NJ This club was organized in
1000, and rs escorted W. Calvin
Chaos to Philadelphia, Pa. to the Ma
tional Republican Convention, which
nominated President VIM. Mckinley
The officers elected last Monday
night were: Robert Jones. president,
W. II Parker. vice-prc,idcut; Tho>.
w Ray, treasurer; VIM NJ. Smith,
secretary: Grant Martin, assistant
secretary. W. II. Johnson. chaplain,
and c. Thompson, Sergeant-at-armS
The following uniform was adopted
Linen busters, crash or straw hats
white gator tops. black pants, white
gloves. red. white and blue umbrellas
There were IS members present A
committee ON uniform was appointed
to meet next Monday night at 7
o'clock
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
Hannibal Club President Congratu-
lateS Chase.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Feb. 20.

Nv Dear Mr.. Chase.
Accept my hearty congratulations
over your selection as delegate to the
National Convention. know that
the wisdom OF the choice OF the
voters in selecting You will be fully
vindicated by your action as d dele
gate. regret the race has so few
men of your caliber.
May it be your good fortune to so
act under the great confidence reposed
in you by the electors that YOU will
achieve fame for yourself and glory
for the race, whose rights you have
so long champiOned.
With sentiments OF high regard
and personal esteem, believe me.
Very truly yours,
RUFUS LEWIS PERRY,
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
A Victory.

From The Enterprise" Omaha.
w Calvin Chase has been elected -
delegate TO the National Republican
convention from the District of Co
lumbia. Chase Is tighter. and we
congratulate him and the President
upon the victory.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
NEW COON IN TOWN.

lanes II. W. Howard. the new
Negro Democratic interlOpcr in the
employment OF Mr.. Lloyd. OF the
Democratic Congressional Commit
tee, who keeps a tab on Negro
Democratic graftcrs, like all other
new Negroes. cannot come to the
city without first attacking the Ed
tor Of The Bee. This Negro Dem
ocratic interlopef. who is here to
permcate the atmosphere with Dem
ocratic doctrine. has the backing OF
Bishop Alexander Walters, for
wohm The Bee has the highest re
sDect DR.. S. /. Corrothers and MIR.
Napoleon b. Marshall, the contrib
uting editor OF the new born.
Nobody knows this man Howard
outside OF the Congressional Demo
cratic Committee. and so far as Mr..
Marshall is concerned, he Is an ac-
cident, and if The Bee tells all it
knows of Mr.. Marshall and others
connected with him in the pubhCa-
ton of his new born. The Bee is
of the opinion that Mr.. Lloyd
would dismiss the entire bunch with
but one exception.
From the report OF the national
ORGANIZER. Mr.. Marshall, he is max
inc slow progress in convincing the
Negro to support the Democratic
party.
1t seems to be a waste Of money
for Mr.. Lloyd To send paid Ne
groes, under the direction Of his
committee into States where the
colored vote Is strong, to convert it
to the Democratic party. If the new
born wants The Bee to tell all it
knows Of the workings Of the Dem
ucratic league please indicate It.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
CAPITAL CONSULTING co.

The sun-doWn. after-oflce cdl-i
tors have been disciplined; now
we have a ''sun-dOwn, after-ofticc
Consulting Company. The COM
panv is composed Of two office
holders: neither man is d practicing
attorney. but vet they hold them
selves out to the public as praCtic-
inc LAWYERS. Both are graduates OF
the Howard law school, one has
been in court once or twice, and
then he was not permitted to say
ANYTHING by his white associates.
The other has never appeared IN
court except as a defendant in an
assault case. which was dismissed
against him.
Both lawyers in this consulting
firm are men Of ability and charac-
ter. but they should either resign
their positions under the govern
mcnt or keep out OF the way of
lawyers who are practiCing their
profession for a living. 1t IS not
fair to the Negro profession, and
The Bee shall lav all OF these after
office practitioners before the prop
cr authorities for a ruling Men III
office who are receiving salaries
should Conhnc themselves to their
work in office or resign and prac-
tice their profession, The Office OF
the Capital Conculting Co., Is in the
Dietz Building. You can get 10
them quicker by taking an air ship
than YOU can by going up the steps.
In the same building IS a bar room
where Negroes are not wanted, and
the reason, no doubt, the MANAGE
of the building permits Negroes to
have rooms in it. is because they are
up so high that it IS impossible for
the Negroes to come in contact
with the white patrons. who partake
Of the liquid refreshments. The
booklet which was handed The Bee
shows that the Consulting Co. IS
also kind OF an employment
agency. 1t books lecturers, sing
ers. actors. vaudeville specialists
and other entertainers. Teachers
looking for Jobs can also be accom-
modated. 1t also invites business
men and corporations. to consult It,
because it will put their claims
through Congress. If either, or
both ever saw d Congressman,
what would the result be; What
time will this company have. or any
member of the firm have. to go be
fore Congress. while serving Uncle
Sam The company will prepare
speeches for college students for
their debates.
This company is going to do too
much between the hours OF 4:3O
.P. NJ. and midnight.
The Bee wants to know whether
an employment license has been Sc
cured from the District to carry on
the employment agency connected
with the company, This IS sup
posed to be legal firm as well as
an employment agency: it certainly
ought to know that permit must
be secured and a license granted to
conduct an employment agency as
this booklet of the company lnd1-
Gates.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Not a few Negroes speak lightly
about the initiative and referen-
dunn as they would about "possum
and sweet potatoes. =. II they took
the time to read up on it, and had
a thorough understanding OF what
it really means, they would quickly
arrive at the conclusion that it
would spell retardcnce for the race.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Tennessee appears to be running
a close race with Georgia to see
which will chronicle the greatest
number OF lynchiugs during the
year 1912. Lynching is not an I'm
known nor unpracticed diversion
for the cracker State, but Tennes-
see has heretofore been free from
the stain.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Negroes cannot well subscribe to
the initiative and referendum and
recall of Judges. If the initiative
and referendum should be written
in the constitution the lot of the
Negro would be d sad one.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02
CHICAGO CONGRATULATES
CHASE,
Chicago. ILL.,. Feb. 20.

Chicago. ILL.,. Feb, 20.
Nv Dear Chase.
Allow me to congratulate YOU ON
your election as delegate assure
YOU that Chicago will welcome such
race men As YOU have proven to be
Your friend,
W II. SMITH.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

The denomination Of President
TAFT IS as certain as the rise and
setting Of the sun. He will have
the delegates.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Those who will accompany the
W. Calvin Chase Banner Marching
Club on the w. Calvin Chase spec
ial to Chicago, will send their
name to The Bee on or before June
5th.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

The middle-of-the-road men find
conditions now mighty inconveni-
ent for Straddling.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

"Abbie Mitchell Miss Lydia Nc
Cfane. Prof. K. Henri Robinson, Mr..
Leonard Jeter, and DR.. {. ). WOrmley
at Metropolitan 4. NJ. Z Church
April 4.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

A. H. OnderdOwn Employment En-
porium. Reliable help furnished. En-
ployment secured. I742 I4th street.
n. w. Phone North 864. Dec. lit
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

DR.. J. E. Shepard at the Bethel Lit
erary. March 10Th.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

And its likely to me trampled
upon by TAFT.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

The w. Calvin Chase Banner
March Club IS now a factor.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

President TAFT will be his own
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Whenever YOU hear a man advo-
cate temperance. he IS fond Of fe-
males.
Is liquor the greatest evil in eN-
istenCe..
Which IS the greater evil: liquor
or women: VIII the temperance
advocates answer?
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Let no guilty man escape.
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Why are all temperance adyo-
Gates fond of females?
The Washington bee., 1912-03-02

Teddy's hat IS in the ring.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-18
WILSON DISTRESSED

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 15--When Gov.
Wilson was told of the reported shoot
ing of Col. Roosevelt he asked the
newspaper men for more details and
seemed to be relieved when he learned
the colonel had not been seriously
injured.
81 am greatly distressed to learn of
the shooting of Col. Roosevelt" he
said. II rejoice that the wound Is
not serious"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-18
BOOKS
For 'SquIfes Can't Be Pur'
chased With Public Funds

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 1b--That pub
lie funds cannot be employed in the
purchase of law books to enable JUS
tees Of the Peace to practice up on
legal questions was the ruling Of the
State Bureau Of Accounting today In
findings against Sandlsky (Ohio)
Squires. The recovery sought is
$3.50 against John Casey and $45.60
against Philip Dietrich.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-18

Miss Poffenberger Of Cleveland has
accepted q position az designer and
trimmer with Mrs. J. A. Patterson.
Miss Poffenberger has recently re.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-18

Davba nwing left Tuesday for Louis
vile. n.y., where they will attend .
convention held by the Church a
Christ
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-18
HORSE RAN AWAY

A horse attached to buggy be-
longing to Mrs. Robert Hinken ran
away on East Vine street this morn
ing. Mrs. Hinken succeeded in stop
ping The animal before much damage
was done.