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Bolltitors ann 6aIesmfn

WANTED. sAHEsMAN OF GOOD GD.
dress to call on hr3t-class trade In
city. Call between 9 and ~ to-day,
Room 2l9, Murphy's Hotel.
WANTED. statesmen: EARN $3.50
per month: Sell dealers highly adver-
used article: samples not necessary.
BLATO CO, station L. New York
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sEABoARD AIR line.

Southoound trains seized uled 10 leave
Richmond daily: $40 A. M-Local to
Norma. l:20 p. M.-SIcepers and
coaches. Atlanta, Birmingham, savnn-
nan. Jacksonville. S:l3 p M.--Florida
Limited Except Sunday. 9:l2 p. NJ
sleeper, Jacksonville coaches. Blrming-
Vile. Tampa, Birmingham, Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
IN Richinoni daily: 5:32 a. NJ, 1888 a.
Al, 9:26 a. ". Except Monday, sos
Il. NJ. $40 z. NJ. Local.
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SITUATIONS, lerofesstonaI

WANTED. Pupils TO COACH IN
public school branches by teacher
with six years experience. Testi-
monials sent. Address COACH"
care Times Dlepatc
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WANTED. REGISTERED DRUGGIST,
oldar man preferred, to run drug
store In small Virginia town. Write
with Information Room 2l8 Colonial
Hotel, Norfolk, Va
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NohF9Lk AND WESTERN RAILWAY.

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Schedule In effect January LIST, iyl.
Leave Byrd street Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: $50 y. ~, .3.oy T.. NJ, s4:IO T.. NJ
a. NJ. 10000 A. ~. 800 T.. II. $3.50 p N.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: I'll 40 a. ~,
's:a5 +. NJ. 'l:3o L. 81. From the West: 1910
a. a., a2:5 L. AZ. bl:i0 p. NJ, '6:e5 p. ",
300 Z. NJ
daily. nDaiy cx- Sunday. bsunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars
w. b. BEvILL, C. H. BOSLEY,
". 4. a.. Roonoke,. y. z A., Richmond.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Man.hester. Seventh and Perry
Streets for PeteisDurg:
'.5Is. =. I. 8. % 10 +. 4. :
Ma, u:eo p. H.. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Street. Tor AancheBter:
i';is SIS: .':iS. -. s:ss. 1885, 'lo:a5 Hes
TN. s:a5. 1885, '!o:iv. li40 r. 81.
italy except sunday and holiday,
'Surries baggage and EXPRESS
"Limited. except Suude.I and holidayn
All cars from Petersburg connect with
care for Richmond. -
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peIp, a9aIe ann .JEematr

HNfBfTfoUs BOYS AND GiRLs Want.
ed to prepare Cor good paying no.
sitions ut our modern school OF bust
ness shorthand and telegraphy En-
tor any time; no vacations. MASSEY
BUSINESS COLLEGE,, 500 E. Broad
Street
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Bankrupt .lntiees
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

StN'SDS SAhS.
j. W. McLAREN. In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNIFIED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
10 the creditors OF J. W. McI4AREN,
rico and district foresaid-Bank-
Notice is hereby given that on tho
2 2Sth day Of NoyimbeT; \; D. 1911. the
first meeting OF his creditors will
be held In my Office. Rooms Nos 500
and $685. American National Bank
B BRH n4 R!s sWI!I Va. on the 24TH
70 o'clock in the forenoon, at when
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint a trustee,
examin; the bankrupt. and transact
ouch other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
THoS. &. sNEAp,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
January u. 1912
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
MA Il rs It %a M6sh i. NO r 81.
Bankrupt. } Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
TO The creditors Of MALVIN NJ. NOSE
LEY. OF Richmond. In the county OF
IIenrico. and district aforesald-
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby gwen that on tho
1st day of October, a. u. 1909.
the said MALvIN NJ MQsELLY was
duly adjudicated bankrupt, and thnt
tho first meeting OF his creditors iii
be held In my Office Rooms Nos sag
and SOB American National Bank
Building. Richmond, Va, on Tile
18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. %,
1912. mt 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
which timf the said creditors may MT
tend prose their claims, appoint 4
trustee, Examine the bankrupt. and
transact ,such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
TTfOS Il. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy
January 13. 1919.
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BUSINESS opportunities

MoNEY Lo1NED on DTAMoSDs GND
5ewelry at lowest ratas OF interest
40 charges for storage. " F. JA-
COBS son. 2ls y. Ninth Street
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

seheduIe OF electric trains 10 and from
Ashland. STOPPING At intermediate stations
upon siSnal w: Richmond tBroad and
Laurel Sts.l: '6:o5. '7:Io. S.l0b. 9:IO '.l0:i0
ll:l0 a. M. 1910. 2:io. 3:io, A:lOb. 6:IU 20
I:i0. s:i0b. 1910. ii:t6 p II. Lv. Ashland :
1855. I'd. g. so, TO- I'll A ~. az H. eel .
3. I. 90. g. l. s. %. Il p. II.
Daily cxcop; sunday. ''sunday only.
tcarries baggage.
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q. a SPECIAL MEETING OF ST.
Xxx Omar Council OF ISadosh. Ancien /
and Accepted Scottish Rite, will
be held in the Masonic Temple TO-
the last sad tribute OF respect to our
deceased brother e. N. Dennis. S8d de-
gree. All members ara urged to be
The services will be open 10
the bubble. and all friends of Mr. Dem
mis- are Invited to be present
{ BY order OF the Preceptor
'i CHaS. a. NESBlTT. 33d dagrce.
Secretary.
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Aufffnn 5aIes. Uflis 5Aar
BY Virginia Auction Company,
Auctioneers, GIG E. Broad st.

AUCTION SALE
OF
Asses. ORNAMENTS. CANDELABRA,
BRASS GOODS, NOVELTIES, ETC.
at our salesroom. 6i6 East Broad Street.
THIS TUESDAY, JANUARY 16,
at 1890 a. NJ.
Final wind-up saio of the above
In the State.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers
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WANTED. MEN TO learn BARBER
trade. Gully few weeks required.
Wages after frst month. Steady po-
sition guaranteed Write for cata-
loBue. hOLERS BARBER COLLEGE.
207 Bowery New York City
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Sparo lQantch


WANTED. BOARD AND LODGING FOR
delegates. TO State Anti-Sa!oon League
convention. January 20 TO %, send
terms for rooms and meals TO Mrs.
G. NJ. JOBSON, chairman OF commit
tee. Is south Third Street
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1912,
at IL o'clock NJ.
AZ that valuable farm known as
Cherry Grove" tbut subject to the
widows dover interest thereln), con-
less. situated in King William county,
about five miles from ths courthouse.
This is a very desirable farm. suitable
Tor stock raising or general farming
purposes
TERMS: Cash as to the amount OF
the deed OF trust. together with the
expenses OF the sails. amounting to
about two thousand dollars: balance In
one and two years. with per cent In
terest.
HARRY T. CoA1MINs. Trustee
Pals. Va.
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\ STATED COMMUNICATION
Wy OF the Richmond Randolph Lodge.
w No. 10. Ancient. Free and Ac-
cepte,l Masons. Will be held THIS
ut 1880 o'clock. In the Masons' Hall,
Frankiin street, near Eighteenth
All Master Masons In good standing
arc fraternully invited to attend.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
w. y. CLARKE, JR.,
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Horsoie to Boston. Mass.. and

hortOIh 10 BostUn, Mass.. and
Providence, e. /
Steamers leave Sorioih for Bosion--Dally,
except Thursday; for Provldenee. Mon. wes.:%
taken for ali -,ew England poin; Il 7lsaotsj
on sale AZ oa.Ge G. a o. Ry., u. q vs., Isv
e. H. bowman, ,GS East Me;a And Hiehu,ond
transfer Co. 500 East Main s'I5u
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"Ask Mr.. Bowman

About Bermuda. Cuba, Panama West
Indies. South America, Mediterranean
and Orient Cruises. The only agency
representing all lines. Hotel and Free
Information Bureau.
Samuel II. bowman,
Snntb.rp 'rn,,rist yant
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RsaI G5tatc Jur sale
~N-l
FOR SALE.

Four two-story houses. west side
Second Street; good frontage. Lot run
ming through to First Street A good
investment. Let US Talk to you about
this Yielding rental $500. Room for
additional houses. Price for whole.
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Railroads
Leave Richmond
Arrive lsichrnond
ACCoMM0OaIlON TRkIAs- sKpAYs.

LcaIe Byrd ST. Sta. f.GO p. n. for Efedcricishurs.
Leave Etba sta. $50 A. H., $50 T.. u. for Ashland
arriTo DIrd 81. SIS. S.s5 AN. from Fredcrlcks6'g
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was shot and badly wounded by NJ. L.
Johnson. Of Blaeksburs. has improved
AR. Stranger Is still q patient at tho
Jefferson Hospital, at Roanoke
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Ffchmohd. va, Janunry {. 1917
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Christie Manufac.
turing Company. of Richmond. Va.
for the election of directors end for
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting, viii be
1870 Virginia street. 4 =. NJ MONDAY.
January Is. Business of much i'm
portance will come before this meet
ing and every stakeholder Is urged 20
DC present.
(signed) II. b. CHRISTIAN,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

BY virtue of deed of trust OF tho
laie william Edwards. deceased, L will
sell at King William Courthouse, Va.
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jRolices

52UIICe8
ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAR
Streets-Wc have opened an up-to-
GATE and well-euuipped electric gar.
and storage batteries.
RAUCH 6 LANG ELEcTRICs. WA.
Verley electrics. Phone for a dem.
onstration, and let MIR. Smith talk
win you w. e. SMITH &: Co Vim,
and Main. 3i4 y. 9Th street
WANTED. THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
mat JAHNkE BROS, Jewellers ~,
East Main Street. buy. sell. exchange
anu remount diamonds In the Iaie,I
styieB. Old goi- und silver always
taken In exchange.
JUST PHONE US If YOUR GROCER
does not keep Taylor's Pork KolJ'
T. a: AEINDLE s: CO, distributors.
PlANo MoVING.-WE Can pt;r
your piano where others would no,
attempt the work. Our moyint. dr..
pi, E,n,, is finally equipped to G move
GhAF"Ts. Moving Department. III
East Broad Street Madison saos
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sDaily. Weekdays. ,Sundays onIv.
------ Daily crcrnl NInnia.. -

All trains TO or from Byrd Stree. Station
except ttnino leaving $50 a. m, S. 50 a. m ana
arriving $50 night atop at Eliza. Time OF
arrivals and departures not guaranteed Read
tha siRpl,
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a9l5rellaneDus
SHOE REPAIRING.

I5c. HALFSoLE MEN SHOES, 6oc.
ladies: every pair sewer: best leuth-
er. no nails nc pegs. Royal rub.
Der heels. 26c-: Treu-Air rubber heels,
40c.; leather neels rebuilt like ne ",
Csc DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. il6 Il. Main. Phono Mon
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TRUE ECONOMY. NO BONE OR FAT.
Iaylor's Pork Roll At your grocer's.
WANTED, YOUNG MAN AS PARTNER:
paying proposition; give age and
particulars. 1888, care Times-Dis-
pa Itch.
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k.slp ,.n...u. 3-rMia!e

YOUNG LADIES. BECOME SELF.
supporting by learning bookkeeping.
shorthand and typewriting. Send for
catalogue or visit school for partic-
ulars. MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
500 East Broad Street.
WANTED, WOMAN cANVASSERS:
sell an article used by every house.
wife Ask for s. BERNHARD. Muir
phys Hotel Annex. Demonstrations
shown. success guaranteed. Tuesday
- evening S"to 10. - stg
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In the matter of No. 1902.
j. W. McLAREN. In
Bankrupt. BanlSruptcy
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HOMES AND FARMS OF ALL DE-
scriptions bought on our plans en-
ables the borrower to pay for same
on small monthly or yearly pay
mente. We only charge per cent.
interest on unpaid balances You
can pay In fun at any time thereby
stopping further interest Seven
years of success demonstrates our
plan has no equal. Send for booklet
telling how. GEO. 8. RICHARDSON
&0s American National Bank Bldg,
Richmond ya
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WANTED, FOR u. d ARMY, ABLE
Of is and IS; citizens OF United states.
of good character and temperate hao-
:ts, who eaa speak. read and write
ton. apviy to Recruiting oaieeI. $40
Essl Broad street. Richmond. Va
WAITED, EXPERIENCED AiAN TO
open and cook oysters and walt on
trade; must DO sober. Apply to J. b.
and Hull Streets. south Richmond
WANTED. CHAUFFEUR. WITH EX-
psricnce; references required: no
other need apply. Address sos.
care Times-Dispatch.
BRIGHT. WILLING BOY WANTED TO
learn printing business. COOK
teenth Street
: WANTED. FOREMAN FOR OUR BIND
cry. capable OF doing finishing and
Forwarding. and we'll versed In gen.
up to date. with executive ability to
handle employees and obtain beat re-
suits, State experiences, with whom
you have worked and in what capac-
ity: also age, married or single and
salary expected Nj. s. G. u. A BYCK
CO.. Savannah. Ga
WANTED. YOUNG Nan As PARTNER;
paying propositions: give age and
particulars. A Az. care Tlmes-Dis-
p alcA
WANTED. REGISTERED DRUGGIST,
oldar man preferred, to run drug
store In small Virginia town. Write
with information Room 2ls Colonial
Hotel, Norfolk. Va.
the automobile business; positions
secured competent graduates RICH
MoND AUTO scAOoL. 3US Granam
Street
TELEdKAPH OPERATORS ARE IN
great demand. Nice work, good pay
and splendid opportunities for Id
vancemsnt Get PARTICULARS to-day.
Massey BUSINESS COLLEGE. sV2
East Broad Street
WANTED. GOOD ADVERTISING So
liCitor for business mAyazine: state
4. experience hnd and salary wanted
BUSINESS MAGAZINE CO.. Knox
WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
Wases ateE ar se" no Ms1ss STACY ssdviIed
sition guaranteed Write for Gaia
logue. MOLERs BARBER COLLECTS,
201 Bowery. New York City.
DoOKKEEPING. BANKING, ARITH-
metic. commercial law. rapid calcu-
SUPERINTENDENT taught under
NE sshoiarship for only .46. MAS
sEY BUSINESS coLLEGE. 500 East
Broad Street
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment Job; $50 month: send postal for
INSTITUTE. Dept. s75.L. Rochester,
N Y.
5000 GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN.
Write for free list, FRANKLIN IN
q STITUTE, Dept. 375-L, Rochester.
n. z.
WANTED. JOB PRESSMgiN AT ONCE,
Apply THE FRANKLIN PRESS co,
Petersburg. Va.
TELEGRAPHY. RAILROAD WORK
and typewriting taught under lifo
scholarship for only s45. Great de-
mand for operators MASSEY BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE. 500 East Broad
Street.
MNCHIHEST WANTED; ONE TO
keep in repair air drills; experience
on drills absolutely necessary; good
Job for right man. Apply by letter
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nelp mantfn, Rale

W1NTED, FOR q. 8 Ami. ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men. between aSe1
of 10 and IS; citizens of United states.
OF good character and temperate hab-
:ts, who eaa speak read and write
tho English Language. For informa-
ton. aE,iy TO Recruiting Officer. $40
East Broad Street. Richmond. Va
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WANTED. CHAUFFEUR, WITH EX-
psricnce; references required no
other need apply. Address A sos.
care Times-D!spatch.
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WAITED, EXPERIENCED MAN TO
open and cook oysters and walt on
MOORE e CO., corner Fourteenth
and Hull Streets. South Richmond.
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BUSINESS FOR
sale. A fine opportunity for the right
man. On account of wishing 70 make
change In my business ! am OFFER
Ing for sale my sash, blind and door
and general building material fac
tory, situated In one OF tho most
prosperous cit!es in the South, hav-
Ing an established reputation for
making nigh-grade work. For fur
Their information address w J.
WHITEHURST. Richmond. Va
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BOOKKEEPING. BANKING, ARITH-
metic, commercial law. rapid calcu-
lations, gpelling. permanently and
sorrespondence-all taught under
li9o scholarship for only $46. MAS
sEY BUSINESS COLLEGE, S02 East
Broad slreAt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09
What Tom Wilson SWears To:

NEURGIA-FultOn County.
Personally appeared w T Wilson who on oath makes
the following deposition
That he was in the employ of the City Atlanta in the
Guy Engineer Department from 1892 to 1912 his du
ties to inspect curling and give lines and Grades for
the same That about the 1901 1902 the contract
was let 1o granite cbmg and that the price bid about
"a IL or "a "a cents neal foot which price was some or
cents lower than in previous years The contractor began the
delivery OF the curb which said Wilson consider up to
the specifications prepared by the City Engineer and upon
which bid was awarded Upon inspection of this curbng
the said Wilson stated to R. Clayton City Engineer in the
presence OF witness that the curb comply with spec
hcaton and that upon said report the said r NJ CLAYTON
told deponen to let the contractor alone he was furnish
ing as good curb possible under the price he had bid
W. T. WILSON
Sworn to and subscribed before this Sth day of No
vember 1912.
j. H OWEN,
Notary Public Fulton County Ca
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09
DEMOCRATS TO CUT
NICE, JUICY PIE FOR
SAVANNAH FAITHFUL

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. locally,
there are several most desirable Federal
places which will be anXiously sought
after when Woodrow Wilson becomes
president next March, but some will
not be available for while.
President Taft few weeks ago ap-
pointed Marcus :. Baker Jr., postmas-
ter for term Of four years
AS collector of the port at Savannah,
William r. Leallen was appointed three
years ago. for term of four years.
BY the time the new president is inau-
gurated, his term viii almost have
expired.
Then there is the office of United
States district attorney and his two as
sistants. 1t is understood that District
Attorney Alexander Akerman, of Ma
con, will tender his resignation as soon
as President Wilson announces the ap-
pointmGnt Of the Democratic attorney
general. This would also necessitate a
change in the assistant district attor-
neys, positions now held by Mr.. Aker-
mans brother and Arthur II. Coding-
ton. both of Macon. 1t is very likely
that Savannah will furnish the new
district attorney.
The Office Of marshal, with several
deputies, is also to be filled.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09
NOTED TRAVELLER WILL
GIVE ALKAHEST LECTURE

Or. Thomas f. Green, the noted trav-
eler author and lecturer viii be in At
lanta next week and win lecture at the
Baptist Tabnernacle on Monday even
ing. the 18th, as the third number on
the Alkahest Lyceum course. Dr. Green
has just returned to America from
tour around the world His trip COW
cred period of two years and he comes
back to the homeland brimfull of in
formation concerning the people and
the conditions in the orient
DR. Green is not stranger to Atlanta
people, having been frequent visitor
to our city on the lecture platform
There probably Is no stronger platform
lecturer before the American people to
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09

To Captain r. NJ Clayton, Chief of
Construction, Atlanta, Ga:
Is it not true that the Lloyd street re-
lief sewer was laid at a cost of $4,000
and paid out of the bond money, and
that the property owners through
whose property the sewer extended
were assessed in every instance where
they had not previously paid for a sew
er?
Is it not true that the sewer is to-
tally inadequate and it has been adj
mitted by Captain Clayton and Mr..
Hansen that it will not do the work it
was designed to do Did not Mr. Han
sell suggest to the bond commission
that the other $4,000 appropriated FOR
this sewer be turned over to them to
be used in trying to find oIt where the
trouble Is and remedy it?
Is it not true that the Highland ave-
nue. sewer was laid up the ravlne from
the DeLoach mill to Washita avenue
and then detected west on Washita
avenue 10 Highland avenue and thence
up Highland avenue two blocks. passing
In front of W. A Hanselrs property,
where he owns 200 feet front? Was
one cent OF assessment made against
the property owners on Highland ave-
nue. for said sewer?
Is it not true that when the Butler
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09

been increased and the senate had been
won by the Democrats.
He referred also TO an editorial
statement printed the day after cleo
ton that the vote in Idaho, which then
appeared to have gone Republican, was
indicative of the temper of the country
on the tariff. "All of which is very
amusing" he said
Mrs. Wilson, it was learned today.
has had a secretary, Miss Marie Bay
less, for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Wilson has been flooded with
letters, just as l have" said the gov
ernor and she has had to get a secre-
tary. Miss Bayless is an extremely
competent young woman. She has had
a lot of experience in this kind Of work.
\ good deal of her employment has
been with literary men,"
Miss Bayless is from West Union.
Ohio. She has had several years ex-
perience as stenographer and secretary
to literary people. She was once a
clerk in the Ohio legislature and there
got a comparative grasp of politics.
which is extremely valuable to her in
her new position.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09
ALIENS IN TURK
CAPITAL AIMING
FOR CRISIS
Government Fears 1t Can Not
Protect Foreigners as Situa-
ton Grows Worse.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. s.-Af-
fairs are rapidly moving to a climax in
Constantinople. The vanguard Of the
retreating Turkish army reached the
capital leaving behind It a swath OF
death and destruction. In the suburbs
unprotected Christians are being killed
News Of the fall Of Salonika reached
the populace today FOR the first time
and this, added to the repeated eXhor-
tations Of the Mohammedan priests for
a holy war, has worked the fanatic
Mussulmans into a frenzy.
A mob burned several buildings out
side OF the city today. Followers OF
Islam marched through the streets cry
ing for the blood Of Christians. Panic
reigns even in official circles.
With all the principal cities Of Euro
pean Turkey, save Monastier, Janina.
Scutari and Constantinope, in the
hands OF the allies, and with the fate
of Adrianople in doubt, the government
faces humiliation north Of the Bos-
phorus.
To Arm foreigners.
There was an aI-Mght meeting OF
foreign government representatives. on
board the French cruiser Leon Gam
BETA 1t was decided to furnish arms
to all foreign residents for self-protec-
ton and to offer the ships Of the inter-
national fleet in the Golden Horn as
places of refuge for foreigners.
Rear Admiral Louis Barlige Du Four
net, Of the French navy, has been
chosen senior officer Of the interna-
tional feet.
A aggregated district has been set
aside for the cholera patients among
the Turkish soldiers. The medical au-
thorities on board the war ships are CO.
operating with the Turkish authorities
in an attempt to check the spread of
the pestilence The cholera quarter has
been removed as far as possible from
the foreign section.
Executions OF Turkish soldiers and
officers go forward daily.
II is estimated that at least 800 men
have been shot to death In the past
seven days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-09
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