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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
WILL END THE SHRILL
CRIES OF CAB DRIVERS
NEW ORDINANCE PHoiiiliiI'
SOLICITING or BUSINESS
AROUND DEPoJS.

The city police authorities are
anXlously awaiting the day when a
recent ordnance, regulating the h'-
tons ~ hackmen and similar persons
around depots, viii go into effect the
ordinance was passed short time ato
al the insiigation ~ Chief OF Police
Yoder II IL one of the most stringent
laws Of It's kind ever passed In ihM
state and VIII 30 into effect some limo
next week.
The ordinance prohibits representa-
| tlyes Of hacks, cabs, automobiles on
baggage wagons, from soliciting bust
ness IN amy depot or upon the p'a'lorW
of any railway station In the city Th'
maximum penalty for violation
| d 500 fine and 80 days In Jail.
The police viii strenuously enforce
the ordinance which means hereafter
the class Of people affected will not
bee permitted TO annoy persons ahgh'-
ing from trains, with their shf u
cries aud sometimes insolent 'p-
pruachos
one case came 10 the attention II
the police recently where some sho"
people engaged in an argument WIN
"a cab driver, who resented their re-
fusal to ride to q hotel with him.
Finally six or seven Of the mems COM
rades pulled knives and other impl"-
mcnts of warfare and chased the
stranger and his wife for several
blocks The police got on the job bu'
dId not catch any Of the offenders.
one man left HIS cab at the depot ana
the police drove it 10 the police sta
ton, where they confiscated three
oycrcoats that were found upon tie
lnallN-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
r. A. Latta Makes
Statement:

TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
When something than year ago ] re.
tired from the editorial management Of The WOrd
i was inn ortuned by large number Of people 10
Immediately undertake the publication or "A ne"
paper in Tulsa and not little embarrassed ny
numerous tenders OF financial support Whlle
was appropriately grateful for this evidence OF
confidence my judgment would not permit me to
seriously consider the proposition at that ume
for the following
!, one morning and one afternoon paper IN
community the size Of Tulsa are sufficient
providing they are covering their fields ana
faithfully Interpreting public sentiment on one
hand ana inspiring genuine following to-
wards higher civic plane on the other
2. lnasmuch as sufficient time had not
elapsed to determine the policy Of the new
management Of The World at that time any
move my part, such was suggested by
my friends would almost certainly have been
misconstrued and TO my personal disadvantage
and the disadvantage of the proposed new pub
Hcation
Ia the period Of time that has elapsed since,
both of these objections have, in my Judgment,
ceased to exert any potency whatever. During all
OF the time | have carefully considered this quos-
ton and daily studied its many phases from the
standpoint Of practical business proposition dis
associated from sentiment self-intercst Within
the past week by judgment has become mature and
] have decided
That Tulsa has publicity agent that
IS adequately giving voice to AIMS and its
aspirations or measurably interpreting the gem
uine public sentiment OF the community
2. hat Tulsa Is not only entitled to such
publicity agent but urgently desires 1t ana
will be found aggressvely supporting it once
it has proven itself.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
COURT AfF|RMS THE
OKLA. FREIGHT RATES
ASSURES REFUND OF 100000 TO
STATE FREIGHT
SHIPPERS.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. g.
Especial. )-Refundin to Oklahoma
shippers OF perhaps 100000 was
doubly assured Friday when the IL st
Of the freight rate orders promulgated
by the corporation commission in
1911, to succeed those rates thereto-
fore enjoined by the federal courts.
The rates applied on coal and coke,
lumber and forest products. grain and
hay, oil and byproducts and street
and building materials.
Under wrIts Of supersedeas, the
rates were not put in force at the time
Of their promulgation In 1911. Al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07

WASHHlNGTON, Dec. &c (SpecialD
The house Indian committee To-Day
agreed upon the Indian appropriation
bill. The total amount carried for
the Indian department in the Five
Civilized Tribes is one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars. Thhis bill also
carried three hundred thousand dol
lars In aid Of schools.
AMES S. DAVENPORT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07

the undertaking. newspaper must itself
and its ideals if 1t is to succeed 1t can not be
subservent to special interests 1t must be free
to pursue its own policy unhampered. For this
reason-because would not care to connect myself
with such undertaking. am inviting those who
find themselves in accord with the purpose of this
enterprise and with faith IN its success to become
associated with its conduct in a financial way.
There many who have discussed this PROPOSE
tion with me intimately. To not of these have
l made the slightest suggestion Of my recently ar
rived at determination to undertake the project,
so that this announcement to everyone alike
Not a single person in tire world has had the
slightest intimation in advance Of my determine
ton in the matter,
SAFEGUARDED AGAINST LOSS.
have carefully the entire project.
My plan is carefully worked out, completely
safeguarded, 1t is possible for to work 1t out
safeguard II. l believe can absolutely protect
every who places dollar in the enterprise
from ultimate loss. believe convince every
this point. And unless l can-unless the
plan / have in mind is free from every risk save
that which obtains in every investment, then I
want none OF my friends to touch ii. A certain
portion Of the necessary capital is available
the active, financial support of many of my
friends possible. am prepared to fully explain
they would like to encourage the undertaking, and
invite appointments by telephone, mail or in per-
SON. l will call in person at any place at any time
and lay my proposition before any Interested
think will not be understood II I add the to me
necessary safeguard that I the right to
refuse to make appointments in case the person
seeking 1t is for any Objectionable.
THOMAS A. LATTA.
ADV. Telephone 1880 and 2473.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07

December 5, 1884. Henry VII. OF
ders his wife to shop early.
December 5. 1893. Queen lsahe'H
completes a pair of red mittens for
Christopher Columbus.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
CAPITAL Il NECESSARY.

am seeking to avail myself of the fnan-
cal support rendered by numerous ones at various
times throughout the past twelve months. have
been assured Of sufficient capital to go through
with this undertaking. but 1t would involve de-
pendency interests. eminently worthy to he sure
but that might prove hazardous to the success Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
After Thanksgiving.

"Tramps quit bothering me for sew.
eral days, but here they come again.
II had the same experience. They
figure now that the turkey has been
all used up."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
NEW PAPER FOR TULSA.

have definitely decided to undertake tho
publication and establishment OF such newspaper
in Tulsa. / especially desirous of avoiding any
thing that be construed criticism of tho
existing papers in Tulsa 1t would be not alone eX
ceedng bad taste for me to do so, but insuffeTable
egotism as well There various ways of con-
ductng newspapers. In such business policies OF
different men differ just policies differ with
different men in the conduct of a bank, mercan-
tile establishment, the practice Of law and in every
other channel of human activity The existing
papers in Tulsa conducted according to the
ideas Of their respective chiefs The policy govern
ing them is widely at variance with my ideas OF
a newspaper. They may be right and ! may be
wrong.
Who can tell? How the point be deter
mined
The suggests itself without the slight
est effort--the event alone determine And
believe the public of Tulsa wants the point deter
mined. SO firmly am | convinced on this point
that l willing to stake the next five years OF
my life on the most aggressive and carefully plan
ned enterprise have ever undertaken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
The Main Difference.

The difference between tramp and
n poet is that the tramp has free
lunch route, while the poet gets his
rations at afternoon teas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
Idle Talk.

"Yes; | want to die poor"
"And where are you going now
Down town to swear off my taxes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
EpIroRIAL SUPPORT UNPURCHAsABLE.

Every mertorial undertaking in the commu-
rity should have the support of conscientious
newspaper 1t follows with the irresistible force
OF logic that n conscientious spaper will not
sell it's editorial support For If the proposition he
entitled to support it will receive that support
without pay. II not entitled to free editorial sup
port then 1t should be, and is, in the Of a
really wOhtr-whie, conscientious newspaper, i'm
possible for money to purchase It.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
\ WORD As TO THE PROPOSED PAPER.

| have only word to say at this time as TO
the sort Of a newspaper | propose. The highest
praise that be bestowed a newspaper is for
its readers to accept it's findings both as to fact
and editorial discussion the result of honest,
sincere seeking after the truth. If you hear the
man the corner say as he reaches for his paper:
Now will get the facts in this case" you may
know that the paper referred to is not only aiming
almighty high standard, but is measurahly
attaining its aim.
A newspaper should not suppress garble the
news. It should not undertake to make news; its
proper undertaking is to publish the 1t
really occurs, not the writer or the managemcAt
might wish II to occur 1t should draw the line
between matters of public interest and matters
that affect only the private relationship Of man
and man man and women. This line is not al
ways clearly discernabe, but as general PROPOSE
ton that event which does not OF itself mme-
diately ultimately, carry publicity with II in
form, and the publication Of which only
appeal to the morbid and result in pain and NOR
tifcation to the principals involved, may well be
left alone in its closet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
HONESTY MUST BE THE BASE.

reliable trustworthy newspaper is estab-
lished by the puritanical practice of the same
identical principles that you seek to inculcate in
your boy that he may, make that sort OF citizen.
The bribe-taker and the brbe-giver never has in
all the history of the world been considered a )od
citizen. He never will be. There has never been
discovered measurable substitute for ag-
Rressive honesty There never will be- 1t const-
tutes the foundation stone of every worthwhile
character In human history, every enduring ins-
tuition that man has ever founded And honesty
coupled with courage and ability, will take any
man, any institution. even newspaper, any dis
tancc in the public affairs Of the American people.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-07
SUCH A PAPER WILL SUCCEED.

paper controlled by such a policy in Tulsa
will succeed just as certainly two and two make
Tour or the accepted axium that honesty is the
best policy" must be denied No matter who
POUNDS and conducts such a paper It will succeed
And man can make successful newspaper by
his own writing his personality. | want
to say just that right hero. II Is not what is said
the manner in which it is said that finds an
answering echo and ultimately breeds confidence
than absolute trust is 1t the man; but that in
;apLble thing that is behind the individual and
the written or spoken word To preach one thins
and practice another-that is despicable And the
world is without single instance Of its enduring
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

HOUSES. APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
Rooms.
2329 Nenslngton Avenue. .......... 3
POS VA Avenue. barton Heights. 6
q Hanover Avenue. .................lO
II East Canal street 8
lply West Main Street. ............. 5
90 West Marshall street .......... i
Possession August 10th.
Possession september 1.
Ssps East Marshan street. .... &C.. I
-iv9 Last Marshall Street. ........ Z
y South Beech street. ....... :
-23l Monument Nveuue. heated .....14
ioS West Marshall street. ......1G
$40 Eas; Leigh, street. ...........l2
9l5 West Main Street. Q
oil North Fifth street. S
2i)2 West Main street. 6
o., ttt7t 'Ii'e street ....-.
2lo5 Floyd Avenue . 8
l223 Floyd Avenue ............ Q
81 West Main street .
2i23 West Main street z
1929 Floyd Avenue .... =
12i North Fourth street. Z
2eis stuart Avenue " $
iui LAST Main street
.Nf East Marshall. Observation-Disclosures. G
1927 Floyd Avenue Observation-Disclosures. y
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PosNc,sion scptcml.cr 1.
rIATs



20s East Grace Street. third - g
2o' East Franklin. third. ......... 3
l2li Park Avenue. second. .......... >
OIL virginia Avenue, Barton Heights.
ga ca sSoHI Ayengo i;iii. ebi,n, i,.r, 4
Possession September /.
233-A Davis Ave heated ncw). %,
2o5-A Davis Ave. heated inew) ID. :
South Beech street, irs;. Z
~ y. Meadow. heated. ist......... Z
3ol North Second street. second. 8
2o36 w Grace heated. lst........... s
1914 Park Avenue, basement. first. s
1ia \. Meadow. heated. ist....-....
sli w Grace including heat sd &C.,. 2
APARTMENTS.
The Rnlcigh. 1901 W. Franklin Street
Janitor Service for halls and
heat
Possession Sept. I.
Seconl floor. middle seven rooms.
First floor middle seven rooms
Third floor front, seven rooms
The stafford. 2o07 Monument Avenue
Janitor service for nails and
heat
Possession Sept. L.
First floor. eight rooms
Third noor eisht rooms.
The Brooke. 22l5 Monument Avenue.
Janitor service for nails and
heat
Second noor east side. seven rooms.
Third floor cas-, side. seven rooms.
Third floor west side sevcn rooms
The Nirginin building. Fifth and
Main Streets. Heat and jani-
tor service
Third floor. rooms. bath tbachelor).
September Is
Let us show YOU any OF these.
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BY Shea < Keegan.
Real Estate AGctionecrs.

C'0ro,rte "a f,,,..-,
uatia '''tiaa4"'t. auction sale OF wall
-, b!' street property. at the
-, ''''"' COZ nor oi ByFd and Sixth
N.a- oYp' og- ana bpi East
.,'Ne'
Iu. ..thce Of decree of the
,ro,ls court OF the city ~ Ricn-
I.g1S5'' gh'Sref Oh the 23a day Of july.
80 IN inc suit styled Maurice a
,lv,Nets' Committee ot John II Camp
~ nm ~. campbell Ct ais l VIII
NVi %" '"e premises, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1 1912
"a, o.,,,,,. =
tne folloysiul nr'nt-, l.-,,,
faid decree. Tx ,oilnv D'e' 'Ds' va
That c.r,sf, III
win lrunroy.,,tr, -. "t iait-,
ciiy u Riehmonfdi Is ya 'nelsop H. n s 5ne
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APARTMENTS.
The RnIcigh. 1901 W. Franklin Street
Jaritor Service for halls and
heat
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BY Pollard 6 Baeby.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION

COURT SALE BY AUCTION
HOUSE AND lot II HIGHLAND
PARK SITUATED At THE CORNER
OF FLORIDA AVENUE AND MEAD
OWBRIDGE ROAD
In execution OF decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Henrico. entered on July
II. 1912, In the suit of Antoinctte l.
West and Claude West VS. James An
drew Brown. etc. Will sell by auc-
ton. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1912
at O'clock = NJ
the above mentioned property. being
lots Nos. ! and in block No 90, on
plan of Highland Park
TERMS: one fourth cash residue in
three equal instruments. PAYABLE at six.
twelve and eighteen months. deferred
payments TO be evidenced by notes
with interest added and title retained
until all the purchase money is paid
L. MCDONALD WEILFORD.
Special Commissioner
Special commissioner bond executed
July 22 1912.
z r PHILLIPS. n. g
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205 East Grace Street. third .....
2O' East Franklin. third. .....
ga Park Avenue. second. ......
Oil virginia Avenue. Barton Heights.
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Cnsselman n O.

Casselman Il Co.
General Auctioncers
VIII offer for sale by public auction
mt request OF the own@r. on
WEDNESDAY NEXT. JULY 81.
l.. NJ,
mt No % East Main street. all that
nice little compact and well paying
SODA FOUNTAIN BUSINESS
with Fruits, Confectioncrics. Tobacco.
Cigars and News BUSINESS attached
and as carried on by the owner for the
last four years at n good profit. TO be
offered in one lot ms good going
concern
TERMS: Announced at sale
Particulars of rent and other details
on application to
CASSEIMAN e co.
Auctionccrs
1o1s II Main st. Phone Mon 1909.
Sale positive. rain or shine
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FLATS FOR RENT.

POSSESSION at once.
f1l z. Franklin st. I'D Nat.
rooms ............ $1,000
SEA W Grace St. ist fiat.
s. Fifth St. 1st and I'd
flats. rooms. . $4,000
524 " Grace st. Sd Nat. 6 rms 5000
1927 ". Main St. Cd Nat. rms 10000
Possession August 81. 1912
1927 W. Fra nklin st. lst fiat,
s rooms thot water hean 1000
1927 ". Franklin St. I'd nat
rooms Chot water heaD 5000
4l5 w Grace St. I'd and Sd
fats rooms. .. $4,000
rooms cheated frec5''.... $500
$40 W Main st. Cd fat.
rooms cheated frec) 1911 1890
Bellevue Apartments. Fgfth and
cary SITS. Apartment No.
J. : rooms. ...... 1000
Bellevue Apartments, Fifth and
Cary SITS. Apartment No
6. rooms ........... 10000
Bellevue Apartments. Fith and
Cary SITS. Apartment No.
Q. rooms .. $4,000
100t w Clay St. 1st fiat. rms 5000
iooi W Clay St 81 hat rn.I 1900
rooms ............'. 225.Oo
rooms ......'........ $4,000
POI r. Cary list nat, I rooms 5000
Possession October ]. 1912.
sol W. Grace St. "a and Sd
fats 8 rooms. .... 1872 90
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Keal estate Tor Rent.
McVeigh & Glinn
G North Eleventh Street.
FALL RENT LIST
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER /.
Unless otherwise stated.


Rental Location Rooms
cou ,,o 81, . 50
ss0 49,, 49, 80, .tat - ''''' ~
~ ".'u % &C..
Xxx - ,. 80 80 wen &c
IA 1870 go
i,"t'D' ~ =
'' ii"'' 90
,.o. ross Ss-on ~ once
an 30 N'''7i" '"' Ave.
.2o no,.r
ia 49,, - -.
"''' 49, - tH,t'
"' '"N''
- ",, ~ IN .
AK ne.si' 80 ii.,',
S.9 per an i9D, Hanover Az.
Sc -. an - - tla' .4svn at
Sgo o H'i an .S.o .oyc AYE.
SsG ie! an. ~ w. Marsh-!l 81
20. a. - iiai r!son ST.
~ PEI III 'pb ioEi ANe.....
g@ so PER an iSv5 ~ Ih,n ST.. to
alD ners+ a..
3oo , ~ ~ 1'N'H S.''.-
s1G 20 - - Ss.-'.'
sd -, -, -. ~" 3 .'---'
W. -i'@ H'''.-'
o-o, ,.,tS 81 once
255p-f an. Isl ~ pun ST.. :
27o Der an Sss \ E sl',4 7s' :
ia & a. ~ w .lhin
'' "''' ~ j. Aia'snaii ST.
g4Onoran az, eSt..,-1 e.
p'' ''' 81 ~ Hlursta'' ST.
$40 neran o's y. It.r..n
nos. tus
r 49, p ~ i, l's u, a." 90.
ga oeran q p.-.
9isperan. ~ ;, s7,s
IsO on-ar az : I3,sc,
Pos-.te1o, 80
iso ,e-, IN a. S'-s.'
'Y 'e' '''' %. >. . iSniao'pn st. D
200 peran az Usr~lsn, <,
200 pera 10 5 Cherry s'..,..
FLATS Avn .pApr,,r-,,-rc
''-0 pr an 'ii W. fre .,.i' ST..
soo -.o- oc,, c ....e''''
'O' per IN -'il 'i'9Ne .NVen ne
rcas ,.se ~. sps , men mem
''' per ~ -1i ~. n AEen . - q
i5ost.soSIi spa' '' li,
100 per an -'oS i !; ot,i Aye
,menf eleetrie
~, i, c-o 5es"l neat
.-o,o- -.s L .f-d g.
d. a.. ''iu 49,
sis.-,,-- '''' t.
hot Water heat. :
i2n per an ii5 : Third 81, Cd
Ho Psra' 7ii ,.. II d A s,.s q, s., S. q
Eisr:ricl s6ts ross.
$50 PsTaa so IA. 2 Ia 5.s.s .,.t s.. iss
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MONTHLY LEASES

1000 East Broad street (nat) A
S00-7t9 Buchanan Inat) -
7.bl-505 South Laurel street 2
7.oo-l0 Meadow Bridge Road s
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STORES WAREHOUSES; nTr

East Broad St. s-story.
2.G00-926 East Broad Street.
l,50Q-l3oS East Main St. f-story.
2i0--l90i West Cary street
l,2oO-loo9-i1 r. Cary St. 4-story.
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SUBURBAN

sSO)-l513 Enslow Avenue. Highland
Park s rooms
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Murtl0n 8aieS. culture aoap6
BY Edward :. Rose Company,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

No 1909 West Cary street Is
detached frame dwelling of six
to lie Appreciated. We have finally
persuaded its owner to part with it
10y auction on
TUESDAY. THE sOTH DAY or JULY.
1912. at 6 o'clock u. NJ
Dwellings answering to this arc
greatly In demand; so strive to become
it's owner upon the day and hour
named.
Terms at sale.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Auctioneerg.
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Zeal estate Jor Eent
SUTTON & co.
Rent List
Price. Location.
FLATS

10000 south Third Street ....
500 West Cary Street. !
300-304 South Fourth street
300-20i2 Grove Avenue.
27o-3il North Elm Street. ........
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Call or phone for Rent List.
SUTTON 81 co.
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Real Gstate for Kent.
RENT LIST
J. D. Carneal & Son

North Eleventh Street
Phones. Madison 29o. Madison 1850.
HOUSES. APARTMENTS AND FLATS
Rooms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-09
GRAND HAS FEATURE BILL
EOR PATRONS ILLS WEEK

Vaudeville feature acts from every
principal circuit in America have been
assembled to appear at the Grand TINS
week. The promise of the management
that this would happen has been fulflled
with good measure. For the last two
weeks at the big theater the attendance
has been of the kind that follows all the
attractions that have magnetic strength.
In selecting this bill, the Keith people
have perhaps assembled more variety
than any seven-act program yet seen
here. There is farce comedy, comedy
magic. trained animals, black-face fun,
musical comedy and gymnastics
The star feature will be Edgar Atche-
son Ely and company presenting Billy
T0mbstOnes,' a vaudeville version of the
Shuberts' great farce comedy. Mr.. Atche-
son has scored a splendid success with
this, and it is believed will prove to be
one Of the great hits of the Grand sea-
son.
The popular number will be the APP
pearance Of Miss Winona Winter. Miss
Winter Is a product Of DiXieland, and
during the last FIVE years has been one
of the recognized stars of vaudeville and
musical comedy She is a most versatile
little woman, and is well known socially
in Atlanta.
Don Faluno. THE Wonder Horse
Ronar and Wood in ocean Breezes;"
Lydell and Butterworth in black face
comedy; the Van Osman troupe in gym
nastics. and Martini and Macmillan in
comedy magic, make up the bill.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-09
WOULD EXPOSE
BANKER SOLONS
Lindbergh Demands All Report
Financial Interests. Pend
ing Currency Legislation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Charging
that the men in congress who are in
charge of currency reform legislation
are nearly all financially interested IN
some form of banking business, Repre-
sentative Lindbersn, Of Minnesota,
progressive Republican. today intro
duced a joint resolution in the house
which would compel all members OF
the house and senate to file with the
clerks of their respective bodies state
ment showing the nature Of any kind
of banking business which they are in
terested in.
II is provided that fifteen days after
the passage of the bin all members fail
ing to file such a statement should have
their names published in large type in
The Congressional Record
Representative Lindbcrah calls at
1ention TO the fact that Representative
Pujo. of Louisiana, chairman of the
house banking and currency commit
tee is u banker himself. and his reso-
luton applies to Puio as well as to 9TH
or members.
u claim that bankers and lawyers, "
said Lindbergn, ARE not the parties 10
whom the financial legislation should be
wholly intrusted. The public interest Is
superior to all others"