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required by the benehciaries In said
deed, we Will. on
wEDSs a5 40, } =. \. . 1913
Hanover County. offer for sale at pub
lie auction that we'll known. popular
hotel now called The Colonial Inn"
house. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad.
The property consists, of a large hotel
kitchen, pantry, etc. about twenty rye
bedrooms. in thorough repair, the
building having been recently thor
and thoroughly equipped with an eX-
cellent acetylene gas plant There are
ten acres of land attached. upon which
q most lucrative mercantile business
has been conducted for many years.
This property. because of its location
Mt the county seat of Hanover County.
at station on one OF the, great rail
roads of the country, and being the
only hotel at that place. has long had
the present mana cement last summer
did an excellent business with summer
b9axisv Its l9sa1n in
green. and the excellent water, and CON
venience to Richmond. making it an
ideal place for summer boarders.
Attached to the hotel is also a com
modious and well-arranged boarding
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to
pay all of the expenses of this sale.
and the amount due as of the 9th of
July. 1913. on the notes secured in said
trust deed. about S2,6s4.SG. and of the
residue. S75 to be paid November %,
1919: sl,075 May &c. 1914; $40 Novem-
Der &c. 1914, and sl,545 on May IS. 1915.
BY consent OF the parties 10 the trust
deed, the present occupant will retain
possession of this property until the
LIST day of October. 1913, paying the
announced on the day of sale.
The purchaser. on complying with
the terms OF sale, Will receive n deed.
and viii execute q trust deed on the
property to secure the deferred pay
ments
GEO. P. HAW
c. r. CARDWELL,
Trustees.
A. B. HALL &; co,
Auctioneers. Hanover, Va.
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In execution of certain deed of
trust, from George Il. Rudd to the
undersigned trustee, dated November
%, 1903, and duly recorded. in the
clerks Office of the Chancery Court Of
the city OF Richmond. in Decd Book
204-D, page 351. default having been
made in the payment OF several OF the
notes thereby secured. and at the re-
quest of the holder of said notes, 1 will
proceed to sell at public auction, on
the premises. on
TUESDAY, JULY S. 1915,
at o'clock L. NJ.
the house and lot above mer toned.
This lot is situated at the southwest
corner OF Twenty-fou and "R"
Streets. and fronts on the west II 10 Of
Street 3sx126 feet to
an alley IA feet wide.
TERMS: Enough In cash to pay tho
cost OF executing this trust all taxes
and insurance premiums IL day Of sale.
and the following notes. viz; one for.
lo11. to day Of sale; one for $40, with
interest from May %. 1912, to day OF
sale; one for $40. with interest from
November %. 1912, to day of sale; ono
for $1,000. with interest from November
22, 1912, to day Of sale; and as to tho
residue. tho forms Will be announced
at the hour Of sale.
3, C. WHEREBY.
Trustee.
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trust TO the Undersigned, trustee, ono
dated October IL 1908. and recorded
King William County. Va, d. d. e.
paso SsS. ana tho other dated soptem.
per 10, 1909. and recorded In aaid
fault having boon nado In tho payment
OF tho euiiis or money secured TO DO
paid In both or tho otorosaia doods OF
trust VIII BOIL 1T public auction, in
front OF tho court houMo OF tho Circuit
Gourt Of King William County. King
William. Va. on
AUGUST 4. 1913.
at IL o'clock noon, the real estate de-
scribed In both OF the above mentioned
deeds OF trust, as foIlows-to-wit:
All that TRACT OF LAND lying and
being In the county OF King William
IN the State OF Virginia, known as
Mount Pisgah Farm. containing 200
acres of land, more or less. and bounded
as follows: On the north by the Mat
tapGni River. on the east by the lands
OF James *. Roane and the road lead
ing into the farm of James *. Roane;
Oh the south ny the mair>road leading
from Rumford to Ayletts. Va; on the
west by the main road leading from
Rumford to Ayletts. Va. and the lands
OF VIM. r. Pointer.
This farm is three miles from Az.
let's and one mile from Rumford: is
above the Mattaponi River. and con-
eaihs -6V acres, more or less, of which
ABOUT liV are clear and. and there is
considerablc hardwood timber in the
forest. All the land Is high. and its
longest boundary IL on the public road
The main house, which is located in a
nne grove OF large trees. with a beau
With metal roof, in hrst-class condi-
very large halls. with bath. hot and
cold water throughout the house, all
me plumbing being modern and up-to-
date. The water is from an arteslan
lie
well fenced and there are numerous
springs on the premises The view
a, large. new metal roof barn. together
with several old barns. and good
metal roof tenant house and ice house
furnish power for all the work neces-
sary on the farm by installing a HYDRO
eiectric plant There is also the usual
house and other outbuildings, as well
as a very good orchard.
| Any, one desiring frst-class farm
the property viii positively be sold to
the highest bidder.
! TERMS: Cash as to the cost of OK
ecuting this trust and to pay any taxes
due on the date of sale, including the
the following notes-to-wit:
| $1,000. with interest from September
5000. with interest from March Is.
1911
5000, with interest from April -,
| 1911.
5000. with interest from September
10 1911.
$4,000, with interest from October ~.
| 1911. -
5000. with interest from March Is.
1912.
100000, with interest from September
| Is, 1872
and any balance at one and two wears
from date of sale, with interest at 6
per cent per annunl. to be secured by A
deed Of trust on the property. or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
| JOHN P. LEARY, Trustee.
Whilst the above terms are in ac
cordance with the terms of the trust
deed. the auctioneers will be able to
arrange more liberal terms for n Dur-
ehaseer chase, at the time and place of sale,
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ReaI estate jfpr lAenf

Per Annum. Rooms.
s7so-e4S West Grace street. .1s
100 Boulevard between Main and
700 ri9yu 49,. ;............... ..l0
!20-li2I ". Franklin st. st Hat.
72o-li27 w. Franklin ST. I'd hat.
6So-26l9 Park Avenue, lst fat. I
b00-220I Hanover Ave. ...........
6o0-252i Hanover Avenue. 10
6O0-2022 Hanover Avenue. $1,000. 10
G00-25lS Hanover Avenue. 10
600-l2l6 Floyd Avenue. .i2
50o-12l w. Main st. 10
4sO-524 W. Franklin St. list nat
4S0-2335 w. Grace St, 2d fiat. $50. 6
4S0-5O5 L. Grace, 3D. Nat. furnished.
42o-I25 Greenwood Ave, Barton
Heights
420-2327 Hanover Ave. s
i20-2502 Floyd Ave.
40o-9l6 West Main street. 1890. 10
400--9lS West Main Street. .....1 10
36o-i05 + Canal ST. 10
36o-2304 Floyd Ave. .......... S
33o-2429-A Hanover Ave. Cd fiat.
330-252S West Main. ........... 6
300-3i09 w. Main st. ....
300-3lll W. Main st. Observation-Disclosures. 7
SCOOPS Stuart Avenue. I'd nat.... 5
3oo-5e2 Miller Avenue, Barton
aoo-sos York St. Barton Heights. Z
270-2S66 Park Ave. ...............
240--+ S. Mulberry st. IS
l6S---l4 S. Allen Ave. Observation-Disclosures. c
l50-2S25 Chaiiin ST.. LIST fiat. ....... 1
We Will have an additional list out
In n few days. Phone us. and we will
mail one to you.
JULIAN C. ANDERSON & co. INC.
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Reliable Gran8ffra

Observation-Disclosures
302 North Ninth Street, hauls trunks
house for your baggage; two men
on our wagon. Phone Madiaon 1445.
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HOTEL PROPERTY.
Palace Hotel Property at
Bedford Civ Viroin;a

Will be sold at public auction. on the
premises. on
SATURDAY. JULY &c,
at IL o'clock NJ.
This is n threo-story brick building
with basement; steam heated. lighted
with electricity, rooms with private
bath. hot and cold water, and is In all
respects Il modern hotel Can accom-
modate about thirty guests. Only hotel
In the city. Reason for selling. account
OF health of owner.
For further information. write
j. II. PREAS,
Bedford City. Va.
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BY II. Seldom Taylor 6 Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. North Eleventh Street
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Suction 5ales future Gaps
VIM. b. Plzzini Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerr,
1913 East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

INCSIEE . AUNTION SALE
OF
SPLENDID FARM OF ECO ACRES ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE MAT
TAPONI RIVER,
ABOUT TWENTY SEVEN MILES
FROM RICHMOND,
IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY, VA.
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This stock embraces Tinware OF nil
kinds, such as Buckets. Coffee Pots.
Pans, Pie Plates. Cups. Kettles. etc. !;
Clothes Baskets, Market Baskets, Lunch
Baskets. Baking Pans, Bread Pans,
Iron Pots and Kettles, stove Pipe. Ice
Cream Freczcrs, Meat and Fowl Roast
ers. Nickel Kettles. Gas Stoves. Case
lene stoves Toilet Paper. Crepe Paper
Crockery, Palm Glassware, Fancy
Glassware. Lamps. Electric Globes, Gas
Globes. Lamp Globes. Mop Handles
Mouse and Rat Traps. Candy Jars. Gas
Burners and various other goods.
FINE VICTORIA.
Will also sell a fine rubber tired Vic
toria in hrst-class condition, which
cost $3.50.
Sale positive, without limit or re-
serve. TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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15oarn llInnfep

WANTED. BY CENT EMAN, ROOM
and board in refined private family:
references exchanged Address P o.
Box 231.
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WE DO ALL KINDS OF AUTOMOBILE
painting, top work etc. General
line OF carriages. wagons; repairing
SONS.
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WANTED, YOU TO KNOW THAT w.
II. Cowardin's Sons prices on watch
and jewelry work are the lowest in
town. Satisfaction Is guaranteed
1915 East Main Street
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25efttngs


THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
Of tho stockholders of tho Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company .,Ill
be held at the office OF tho co,npnny
corner Governor and Ross Streets
In tho city Of Richmond, Va, en-
TUESDAY. JULY Is, 1913, at l2 nj.
B. w LIPSCOMB,
Secretary.
o TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
NY bers Of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
/V\ 1870, A.. +. &. y. M-Pleaso attend
stated communication OF your lodge
to be held MONDAY EVENING at 40
at Masonic Hall, Twenty street.
Members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternally Invited to
be present.
BY order OF the Worshpful Master.
g. T.. HUGHES
Secretary.
WANTED PLAsTERERs, MEMBERS
OF local 444, TO meet at Fraternity
Hall. second floor front, Wednesday
night at o'clock.
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psr51iiaIS

ADDRESS WANTED OF GUY f. FITZ-
gerald, formcly of Norfolk Va; left
Los Angeles, Cal. last November
have valuable information to his
advantage. Address Box 10; DAKE
AGENCY, 432 South Main. Los An
geles.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
LOT OF LAND AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY FOURTH
AND "R" STREETS. WITH a ONE
STORY FRAME STORE THEREON.
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PUBLIC SALE

SPLENDID HOTEL ROPERTY
KNOWN AS THE COLONIAL INN
AND FORMERLY "OLD HANOVER
TAVERN" WITH 10 ACRES OF
LAND ATTACHED, WITH y SPLEEN
DID STORE BUILDING. LIVERY
STABLE AND OTHER BUILDINGS.
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Send for Our Rent List

JULIAN C. ANDERSON & CO, INC
Phone Madison 1871.
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FOR RENT, ISLAND HOME STOCK
Farm. Mulberry Island: $50 acres
o q@ te an Of ~ yea Ps TO eooS fent
For particulars apply to DEVERELL
& CO, Newport News, Va. Applicant
must give good reference.
OFFICE IN MUTUAL BUILDING, POS
session at once. Address G COS, care
Times Dispatch.
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AS trustees in decd dated the goth
clerks office of Hanover County. in
d. B. "a. page $50. and being thereto
required by the benefciaries In said
deed Will
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LADIES TAILOR.
WALL PAPERS.

THE LARGEST AND MOST TASTE
full assortment of wall papers can
be seen at r. b. BRAUER'S. los North
Eighth Street. Phone Monroe 1899.
Painting a speciality.
WHAT TAKES TO GET TT HENRJCO
Council. 733. Royal Arcanum, has got
1t for July IS. 1918. to go to Ocean
View on their annual excursion.
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IS YOUR BODY 100 PER CENT EFFI-
cient, or are you weak, too fat or too
thin? Love. happiness, everything in
life worth while depends on the con-
par. you need our Physical Efficiency
Course Write quick and learn tho
secret Of vigor: health. happiness and
physical and mental faculties. 4
postal card will do. HOME SPE-
CIAI,TJES co Huntinrdon pa
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FAT is DISGUSTING. WHY Re FAT
whom II is SO easy, simple and pleas
ant TO reduce your, superfluous
weight? We have harmless prep
aration designed to reduce your
weight and put you In a position to
enjoy life Wo will send all partic-
ulars on receipt OF postal card
EGGLESTON SPECIALITY CO, 1G11
Cedar Street Milwaukee, Wis
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u SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. UPPER
fat, rvc rooms, gas range, S225
year
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SHOE REPAIRING.

ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING COMPANY.
302 North Sixth, Monroe 1872 Work
called for and delivered, Mems shoes
half-soled tnailed). 80 cents: ladies'
shoes half-soled tnailed), 80 cents
ladies shoes half-soled (seweO, 45
cents; mems shoes half-sole (sewed)
90 cents. Rubber heels. % cents.
FRIEDMAN formerly of 500 West
Broad Street: S. KAUFMAN, for
merly with Albert Stein
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90 SOUTH DAVIS AVENUE. LOWER
fiat. four rooms. gas range. S225
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3aerapnaIs

LADIES. LEARN A1ANICURIN0, EARN
from S16 To S25 weekly. Manlcurists
only $40. Address Il $50. care Times
Dispptch.
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NO. EAST GRACE STREET. SECONI
ioor, two large rooms and large
sleeping porch, bath, hot and colo
water; gas. electric lights. hot wateI
heat included; s2T0 year.
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224 SOUTH HARRISON STREET,
store and dwelling, 5000 year.
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2622 PARK AVENUE. LOWER FLAT.
seven rooms. two baths. modern; $500
year
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flats llianten

WANTED. HEATED FLAT OF FOUR
or five rooms and bath; central loca
ton. Address r 5G6, care Times
DisDatcb
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FOR RENT.

705 NORTH INVENTIVE FIFTH ST
six rooms, $3.50 year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Grit Wins
Him Centipede Race
At Chiefs Meeting

WASHINGTON. June 12.-ChicS Of
Police James L. Beavers, Of Atlanta,
distinguished himself in an athletic
way when he won the Centipede race
at the outing Of the International As
sociation of Chiefs of Police. Four
teams Of four men each were entered.
Each team straddled long pole
and galloped down the stretch. Chief
Beavers was the leading man. He
dragged his partners over the
line ahead Of his twelve competitors
by sheer strength. He was given a
handsome blue badge
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
RESINOL CURED
AWFUL ITCHING
IN ONE NIGHT

Had Suffered Six or Seven Months,
NEW YORK. April 2s, 1913-"The
skin on my hand got red and rough.
Il itched and I began to scratch H.
It itched so that sometimes I could
not sleep all night / was suffering
very much. 7 used - salve and
-, but they did not seem TO help
me This went on for six or seven
months Then / tried Resinol ONT
ment and Resinol Soap / used them
one night In the morning to my
surprised. my hand was all we'll and
the trouble has never returned This
is the absolute truth '-f SignedD
Miss Celia klglnman, 81 Columbia St
Nothing we can say Of Besiuol
equals what others, such as Miss
kleInm3u say of it. n does its work
quickly easily and al little cost. II
you are suffering from itching burn
ing skin troubles, pimples. black
heads. sunburns, insect bites, dan
drUff, ulcers boils, stubborn sores or
piles, it will cost you nothing to try
ResiuUl Ointment and Soap Just
send 20 Dept ass, Resinol, Balti-
more, Md, for a free sample Of each.
Sold by all druggists.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
YOUR BRAIN CONTROLLED BY YOUR LIVER

with DR.. Verdiers Liver Ease,
French prescription, guaranteed by
all reliable druggists 10 thoroughly
satisfy you or your money refunded.
Fifty cents for a large bottle. put
up in a pink package. Be sure you
get the pink package. There are
many laxatives on the market sold
as liver medicines. None act on the
liver like Dr.. Verdier's Liver Ease.
All Atlanta druggists sell and
guarantee Or. Verdier's Liver Ease.
Get it from your druggist Sold by
all druggists generally throughout
the country. A genuine family liver
medicine for the young and old.
Stimulate your liver. II will relieve
the system Of administration and
change your gloomy feelings 10
CHEEKY and lofty aspirations. A
working liver is a social and tinan-
cial asset. II livens the brain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Mayor Will Return
Budget Monday, but
As Yet Is Undecided

Mayor James G. Woodward an
nounced this afternoon he would act
on the June apportioument sheet in
time TO return it to the General Coun-
ell Monday. He had not decided
whether he would approve or veto.
IN tell you one thing I won't do.
though ne said. Il won't approve
anything which conflicts with the Su-
preme Courts decision on the crema-
tory. l have an eye single to that de-
cision-that's a good expression. isn't
it?"
The only reference to the crematory
IN the budget is the appropriation
for Its purchase. The contract Of
purchase has been drawn up. but can
not be approved by the General Coun-
ell until the budget is either approved
by the Mayor or adopted over his
veto.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
HitChie-Coo Dance Is
Both Tango and TrOt

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., June -
The "Hitchie-coo." a combination of
the "one step" and tango" with a
graceful kick as the final feature of
each set, was introduced as the latest
dance creation at the annual conven-
ton Of the International Dancing
Masters Association here.
+. W. Scott. of Michigan, the oldes.
member in attendance. declared
"trOts' that necessitate the clinCh
hug should be prohibited by law.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Vice Squad Raids
Hotels; 5 Arrested

Chief Beavers vice squad got busy
again Wednesday night The first
raid. al the Piedmont netted one
couple The second az the Albian,
resulted in the arrest ~ one man and
two women The Albiau victims We're
bound over ON $500 each by Recorder
Rruyles Thursday
Three men and two women We're
caught I'm tho dupnet az oN2 Simp-
son Street and another couple was
arrested ON the street chief RcaN
ers' Tuesday night raid resulted We'd
nesday in the conviction OF two WON
en- and an elevator boy in the Peters
building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
ARE GOOD
THROUGHOUT
THE SOUTH
Atlanta Real Estate Men Predict
Banner Year-Bjg Demand
on for Houses.

Despite the apparent gloom in Wal
street over conditions. no pessimism
is TO be found I'm the South and bust
ness men here feel that times are
good
Atanta's principal real estate men
look ahead 80 good times Business
thew say is GOOD. and values are or .
conservative basis Atlanta has few
er vacant houses than at any pre-
vious time i'm the citys history they
remark. They tell Of steady demand
for small homes. and Of an influx Of
new population. demanding houses
Strineeucy Of money IS noted, but
already this is being relieved. Men
who handle large sums to he loaned
on mortgage again find sums at their
disposal.
No pesslmism is found in the ranks
Of those who have done IS much or
more than airy other class for the
upbullding Of the city
Business Good, Says Adair.
Forrest Adair is optimistic.
Real estate business is good, he
SAYS There is a steady demand for
rental property
THE tarlf is not worrying Atlanta.
Manufacturers are engaged in active
business. and most Of them are be
hind in hung orders. There are
more people on the streets than ever
seen before I'm Atlanta
q 20 20 New York five or SIX
times a year. and every time I go
7 swear ] never want to go again
In New York. anyone is bound 10 be
depressed hy the talk he hears. At
lan,a ought not be concerned by
this
More Money Coming South.
The South should PROFIT lf there Is
depression IN the East and the North,
in the opinion of 4 r Ansley.
Quiet times ueces surily build mp
large reserves Of ready cash. These
must Dee invested If there is de-
preston in the East, what is more
natural than that the big corpora
lions should turn their attention 10
the SOUTH" he reasons.
THE man with "a regular sail
airy or regular income % any kind
can buy property now 20 good adyan-
taEe lie does not need 20 worry over
the troubles Of the big financial cir
cles"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
DUTCH MILL STOCK co.
BIC SUCCESS.

4 feature ,f the Dutch N..
stoek comra-r is thu sister lgt ~
Misses Mae Reilly and Mae Gran
ger who resemble each other Gen
such am extent that they arr
taken for twins Their act IS a
heaaIEua~ and ~ eyers appearance
taae are eneoref agair and agai1
The Dutch NU has clean
catchy and charming bunch aE
beauties who are adding 20 t.e
popularity ~ tns ttle playho1sa
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
ATLANTA EXPERT
GIVES TALK On
AD ETHICS
Manager of MassengaIe Agency
CompeIs Attention by Talk at
Baltimore Meet.

ST. Elmo Masseneale, president OF
the Massengale Advertising Agency.
is the only Southerner on the national
educational committee Of the Asso-
rIatcd Advertising clubs Of America
and has been for several years.
The Baltimore Evening sun con-
tafns the following interesting ac-
count Of a talk on the ethics Of ad-
vertfsing by Dr. c. r Atchison,
manager Of the Massengale Advertis-
ing Agency:
aDecIarinc that the time is rapidly
approaching when a form Of ethics,
such as at present recognized in the
medical and legal professions, must be
adorted i'm the advertising field, Dr.
C.. r. Atchison. who holds a diploma
from university in Germany and
who is a graduate of the Vanderbilt
University. in New York delivered
an address on this subject before the
ADVERTISING agents i'm Room NJ.
Discusses Advertising Ethics.
CDR Atchison. who is manager of
the NasscngaIe Advertising Agency
of Atlanta Ga took as his theme
"Can the standard OF Ethics i'm Medl-
cine and Law BE Adopted TO the Ad-
vcrtising Profession
For the sake Of brevity ] shall
define ethics as duty or moral obllEa-
tious. but "a code Of ethics may pe
more clearly defined as code OF non
legal laws that are intended TO apply
to cases not reached by law.
ION NM TORS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
Sl.00 BraSSiereS {
Are Marked q
UndermuSlinS Very Specially Priced
nc For SOC Drawers

Soft uainsooll is the material.
You will be impressed with the fine quality
of the laces and embroideries. They were the
best values we have known at their original
price. Embroidery edges are very often set
ON pretty open-patteln headings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-12
sic For 81 TO sl.5O PstticOats

Petticoats of pink blue and tan
chambray and striped ginghams-stripe Of
blue. brown and lavender on solid colors. The
hounces are of plated nets. adding to their at
tractivencSS for summer wear. No worry
about their washing the materials, some
siIk-hnished. are fast colors.