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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08

There woman who would
rather dance than be a duchess.
This remarkable romance of Mile.
Trouhanowa. of the Imperial bal
let, will be told in next Sundays
American. A glowing portrait
Of her in colors, drawn especially
for this newspaper by Leon
Bakst, the marvellous Russian
master of color and form, will APP
pear also.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
o2.yEAR.oLo MAN DEAD.

CRAWFORDVILLE, oct. 8.-Jesse
Moore. Of Rayton, nine miles from
this place. 80 years old on October A,
is dead. He is survived by two chill
dren-NIrs Dock Stone and J. I.
Aoore-and several grandchildren.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08

How Wealth Expresses the
Poor Chorus Girl" is all explain
ed in next Sunday s American by
August Belmont S disoWned
daughter-i n-law,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
THE SUNDAY AMERICANS
MARVELLOUS GROWTH Of
1O0JO0OPA|DC|RC|I Atm
SURPRISES SOUTH

Following are expressions of
opinion of some well-known men
Oh the marvellous growth of THE
SUNDAY AMERICAN - over
100000 net paid circulation in six
months. The first issue of THE
SUNDAY AMERICAN appeared
on April 6, 1913. To establish
Sunday newspaper with this
circulation in six months is a re-
markable journalistic triumph.
THE SUNDAY AMERICAN
HAS MORE NET PAID CIRCU-
lATION EVERY SUNDAY
THAN THE ATLANTA SUN
DAY CONSTITUTION AND AT
LANTA SUNDAY JOURNAL
COMBINED. Here are the COM
ments Of leading men:
ASA GAMBLER, Capitalist, Banker,
Manufacturer, Real Estate
Owner:
am glad that THE SUNDAY
AMERICAN and THE GEOR-
GIAN are here to have a part IN
The glorious future Of Atlanta and
he South and to assist in the
.lpbuildng of this section of the
nountry. It is indisputable that
they are in a peculiarly favorable
position to make known to the
world the advantages and the re-
sources of Atlanta and the South.
II is just as certain that they al
ready have accomplished a great
deal along this line.
THE SUNDAY AMERICAN
and THE GEORGIAN, together
with the other newspapers owned
by Mr.. Hearst, have done much to
bring Atlanta 10 the attention OF
The rest of the country to an eN-
Ten, that would not have been
possible before this time. I am
nonddent they will continue their
aommendable work.
The wonderful progress and
growth of THE SUNDAY AMER
ICAN and THE GEORGIAN are
good for the South. Although 1t
was patent that these newspapers
mad met with instant favor. it was
a surprise to me to learn that the d.
net paid circulation Of THE
SUNDAY AMERICAN now ex-
aeeds 100000 copies. I hope the
prosperity may continue.
JOEL HURT, Capitalist, Real Estate
Owner:
am personally gratified by the
report that HEARST'S SUNDAY
AMERICAN published in Atlanta
has passed the 100000 net paid
mark This growth has been
nothing short of marvellous. That
newspaper six months old
should attain a circulation of
that magnitude surely is an elo-
quent tribute to the enterprise
and ability of its founder.
The Hearst newspapers in At
Ianta have been active and push
ing, They have a great field in
Atlanta and the South. ! believe
hat they are here with the de
termined purpose of doing good
for this section of the country.
The South is moving forward
n all lines more rapidly and more
certainly than ever before. At
lanta is in the center of this
movement. 1t lies in the power
OF THE SUNDAY AMERICAN
ana THE GEORGIAN to assist
Incidentally in this development.
am sure from the attitude al
ready evident that this is the pur-
pose Of these two great papers.
Ny best wishes are with them.
J. x. ORR, Manufacturer:
1t is unnecessary for me to say
hat THE SUNDAY AMERICAN
md THE GEORGIAN have found
fertile field in the South The
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08
BOTH SIDES
CONFIDENT
IN FRANK
CASE
Men Who Accuse HensIee Of
Prejudice of Highest Type,
Says Stiles Hopkins,

Attorneys for Leo NJ. Frank an
nounced Wednesday that they invit-
ed an attack upon the truth and We
racity Of the men Who made deposit
lions against Juror \. IL. Henslee,
harging bias and prejudice. just for
;se purpose OF demonstrating conciu-
,iyely that every person who has
made an affidavit is unimpeachable
aid man Of recognized character
and honesty.
The State and the defense both are
confident over the probable outcome
o. the motion for new trial which
viii be heard Saturday.
Stiles Hopkins, one % the firm OF
Rosser. Brandon, Slaton x Phillips,
obtained a number of the dispositions
for the defense and investigated care
fully the reputation and standing of
every man from whom he took an
9fiGayit. He was authority Wednes-
day for the statement that they are
men Of prominence and excellent re-
rute in their communities.
Absurd, Says Hopkins.
they have filed dispositions charg
ms that they overheard Henslee, be-
fore the trial Of Frank, utter violent
~ denunciatory remarks in regard to
the defendant and declare his belief
in Franks guilt.
Henslee'a reply was that he made
some Of the statements credited to
him, but that he made them after the
trial and not before.
That sort Of a defense by Henslee
- most absurd is the only comment
that Mr. Hopkins would make on this
statement Of the juror. Dispositions
which are on file show that one Of
the remarks of Henslee was that If
the jury ever turns Frank loose he
never will get out of Atlanta alive
This could not have been made after
the trial He also is alleged to have
said that he had been summoned as a
talesman and might be juror in the
case. in which event he would like to
have q. part in breaking Franks neck
He could not have said this after the
trial"
Prominent Mon.
Mr.. Hopkins said that j. j. Nun
nally. one of those who had made
dispositions, is vice president of the
W. H. Nunnally Company, of Monroe,
and is identified with the Nunnauy q
Harris Supply Company, in which ca
pacity he met Henslee. who is an
agent for buggies, whips and sup
plies. None Of the affiants, said the
lawyer, would have any occasion to
make a deposition harmful to Hens
lee unless it was the truth All, in
fact, ne declared. had been most re
l.ctant TO have anything to say about
the matter until they were forced to
make their statements by being sum
mpued into court.
John NJ. Holmes, another who
sw ears he overheard Henslee make
violent remarks against Frank, is the
partner of John ID. Walker. a promi-
rent banker. The others occupy sim
liar positions Of prominence.
There S a woman who would
AI,a- 10 4hn, H.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-08

cGraw Shifts His Lineup for Second Battle
Giants Lineup Is
Patched in Second

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g.
Probable batting order for to-
DAVIS oanoe.
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Continued on Page 2. Column 8.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
DOBRE WEGLE
do k%uchennego. lpieca

Pr6bowaliscie wy kiedv sporza-
oziG sniadanie IA predce PREY ogo1u
:k;6ry sic ME cbce ,aiiG? Me by{o
to udreczeniem? Szturac grzebac
v smolacych weglach, store pre-
!atuja, pala sic licho i nier6wno,
twolza sadie ! kraty popiolem !
zuzlem ME w~ystarcza to do dzl,
kosci?
Niezr6wnauy Jest tn gatcnsk.
skoro wejdz,ecie 2 rama do knchni.
strzadniec'e nieco ably przr'eria}
pnpi6} z noc5, otworryciezastawk.
! " minucie abb dw6;h be!zie
luzy p}omieh. pekny oggien, g"to-
Wy do przyrz.drenia s''sd""ia
,lbo, COS poduhjeggo do g"towania,
aaRrgwka hedzie zarzsc a piec pie
knie ogrzewac. TO Jest, ponie~az
"a dobre wegle, dobrze p%rzJspeso
>ionc. -
Skoro bedzncic :amawiac weyle,
i9dajcie numer t lefonu 297 ]
nawcie ,,PEERLE>S COOK
NUT"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

Udreczenie jest matka cho-
rob, n~erwowosci chorych
duchowo; przewraca ca}y du.
ohowy system. Cia}o Jest sic
.cia nerw. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain herbata wyciaga j
odswieza caly system. Spro,
bujcie ia dis wieczo1em. w
apiece Brown'a.
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

Skor6 dusSy--oprawna " sk6rkR
z!oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczk:em, z{ocone brzegc soc
4ni0t Ntr0x Chrzescisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pieSni sluz4cY
ola dusz poboznYch rozmiaru
5xa4 cali " sk6rkowej olrawie
ze zloconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi.. $40
4niM Stro4-w sk6rkowej oprawie
okuciem i klamerka, ze zfoco-
nym tytulikiem, z{ocone brze-
gl........ 800
Anidt Strot -oprawny W mocnq
francuska sk6rke, g,etkic oklad~
XII, ziocone brxegi, &c zfoconym
tytuiikiem 80. ........ 81. IS
Ani6i Str0x-Oprawny " mocha
francuska sk6rke, miekk,e ok4ad@
ki, zlocone brzegi re z}oconym
tytuligiem. $l.5C
Zbiorek modyitv ola cz}onk0w A.
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o"
prawny " skdrke angielska,
czerwonc brzegi, z zloconym ty-
tulIkiem $l.OO
Wianek ku czci Naj6wietsze; Mary
Fanny z r6znych nabozehstw u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z4ocos
ne brzegi, z zloconym tytnllkiem
okuciem klamerk3 ,-....3l.25
Nybork-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekk2 sk6rke 2 zloconym tytu.
likiem z1ocone brzegi...... 75c
Wyborek oprawny " mocna miekka
skorke, z z}ocoDym tytulikiem
z}ocone brzegi... $50
Wy6or oprawny Y sk6rke : okp-
clem i klamerka. zfocone brzei
gi .fgruby drukl. SIS
! pie6ni, ma duchowa pooiechei
pozytek ludzi poboznych 2 r61a
nych kslae zebrsny: oprawny y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
Gag daisy.


C'iia. l, !. da u
: Jut ". b7yyio okolo podludnia
gdy przyszli do cienistego
iasu1 ~debowego. Ola podr6zu7
jacyoh pieszo W skwarny
d |! latowy Jest chl6d les
ny cos nader p~rzyiemnego; ]
MARGIN .cieszy} sic niema}o
93dpoczynkowi pod roz}ozys-
temi debamiy ale Kulig, kt6'
ry dotvchczas szed} zwawo
5ak "a m}odu, nagle iako6
%zesmutnia{ i zeslao}. Jego
=rece drzaly, twarz zblad}a,
:soczy rzuca}y na6ko}o ME:
4miaie lekliwe spojrzenia.
Nakoniec m6wiac, Re juz da.
lei isc ME mole, usiadf j
.prosii Marcina, ably mu po~
.szed} pc wode do strumyka,
kt6ry pfyna} opodal.
Zaledw,e MARGIN zniknal
pomiedzy drzewami kiedy
Knlig rzucajac sic ma kolana,
szawolal W %najwyzszej bolesci:
= TAX, tax, to by}o tutaj
;przypominam sobie jeezcze
to deby. Oh, one tn stoja
tax jak We ably swiad~
czy}y q mel zbrodni. 0 strasz.
live zgryzoty sumienia, czY2
.nigdy ME zamilkniecie. Kie-
dyz sko6cza sic nskoniec to
meki straszliwe, kt6re mule
dreczia Cd oinej krwawej chwi-
Ii. i niczem u6mierzvc sic
ME dalai : Potem podni6sf
sic 2 ziemi i.chwiejacym kro.
KLEIN doszed} do miejsca,
gazie ma psg6rku wznosi}
sie krzyz drewniany mchem
obros}y. Tutaj upadf zn6w
ma kolsna, clicia} modliG sic,
ale ME m6g}. Tylko jec2acym
glnssm =awoial: - OTellhas,
Tellhas, czemuze scigasz
mnie al do samego grobu.
y niechze JUL popraestane
patrsec ma straszliwa rane.
kt6ra ci MOI jego zada}l
wszakze ia wla6ciwie ME BY
lsmtwoim morderca, tylko,
on ',.l kEt6ry jaz poprzedzsii = mnie
% .wiecznych max krainy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

Bog z 1bbq, ~ks'ateczka do naoc'
rozmiar 3fx24 cala...... 10 l5c
Mwaia Bogu, zbi6r naj.elEaleggo
nabozcnstwa pie6ni koscl.iDych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. ...... 45c
Lh,oata Bogu .oprawna v sk6,ke re
z}oconym tytulikiem, zfocone
brzegl.. soc
Gnuata Bogu, = ozdobrf bla{ej
oprawle z klamerk9 L4ocone
brzegl.. -. $1.1O
Chwata Bogu, "prswn ma " miekka
skorke re zloconym tytulikiem,
z1ocone brzegi.. 9!c
Ch,oata Bogu, op1awna W miekka
sk6rke, x z1oconym tytulik'em i
zameczkiem, wewnatrz ia ok{sdce
krzyzyk 2 pe1loxej mac cy 1.5o
Dunina Ksi3Lka do .nabozehstwa
Ola w%szystkich katc1ik6w, opra.
VIVA " sk6rke. z4ocone brzegi I
z}cconym tytul,kiem
Clos Serca- duzym drukiem
oprawna " sk6rke, z okuciem ]
zameczkiem, z z4oconym tytuli-
klein. z}ocone ssrzegi..
Gsos Serca -Zblor mod}6w i pie6n
ola dusz %poboznych Z duzym
drukiem) oprawne W sk6rke. :
z3oconym tvtulikiem, zlocone
brzcCi..... SOC
Ferfu naboze4stmo-Z modlitwami
sw. Alfonso ma Geese Najswiet4
szsj Fanny Maryi nlehstaJacej
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna "
mocna sk6rke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok}adcc, z zloconym
tytulikiem, zlocone brzegi. soc
Perty nabo4enstaoa = oprawna "
miekka sk6rke = ozdobami, zlo.
conym tytulik,em, ~z}ocone brze.,
PERTH mab04e1st.oa w ozdobno
miekk,ej sk6rkowej orrawie :
T. 5loconym tytuliklem, zlocone
brzeggi... $l.95
Skayb duszy-w e..ga.ckiej sx6.
rzahej opraw4e z z4oconym ty-
tulikien. z}ocone brzegi.... SOC
Staro duszy-zbijr najlrps*ego ma
b~ozehstwa j p,esni kosc;elnych,
k~siazeczka ola mIojziezy, cpraw.
ma " angie,ska skdrke. zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze~
35c
SkarL duszy -oprawna v miekxa
sk6rke z z4oconym :ytnlikiem,
z}oconc brzegi ..... =. Coo
-
yho,b Giuszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegl.. 6Oc
:>torb du<zy-oprawna W angielsk2
rkorke, 2 z{oconyn tytulikiem,
zloco-'c brzegi.. soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
"a so centow

markami wysle odwrotna poczta nowe-
go wydania Gramatyke Polsko-anggiel-
ska. Adres: l.. G. Skaryszewski, 6l3
N. Centre ave-, Chicago, LII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

.S~ 1880 s%as
Kulig Widzia1 vice, re
wszv1kie pgo' nadzieje odszu.
kama spadkobierc6w do jego
ME pl'rlawnig nabytego majat~
iku byiy daremne. Postara{
sic Q konie j .pojazd i tax 20
Ikilkotygodnlowej bezsk ute CT
mel podr6zy powJ6cil zmart-
wiony ] znu1zony do domu.
- Coz mi pomoze, - mo.
will do Jasia, gdy ten zrobil
mu sprawozdanie z wszyst-
kiego co W czasje niebytncsci
jego przyby}o " gospodarst.
vie. Coz mi pomoze, 10
mole dostatki mnoza sic j
przybywaja, kiedy ME moge
znale6c tych, kt6rym sic pra.
wnie spu6cizna 90 mnie ma
ley. Po6lij mi kochany ia
stu pc notaryusza, co zro-
bic testament, DO zapewne
p6jde ME 4}ugo "a Mateu-
seem Stredlem do wiecznosci.
Tego wyrazu ,,wiecznosci,.
nle m6gE :, kullg, wymoWlc
nigdy be-. wewnetrznej zgro.
~. Lecz, tel mkt ujsc ME
moze, ona .grozi mocarzom
ma tronie siedzacym, ona
czeka nedznika spoczywaja>
cego ma slomie, tego czyje
sumienie czyste jak i tego
kt6rego grzechami obciazo.
ne. Gdyby ME mYsl o mel,
wieceiby jeszcze moze ziego
by}o ma dwiecie, niz jest 0.
becnie. 20.
Gdy notaryusz przyby},
Kulig zamknai sic z MIN
W pokoju i dopiero pc kilka-
godzinnem pisaniu zawofa1
Jasia ! rzeki:
= Dzisiaj oPliczyiem sic z
zyciem j lego. dobrami. Kaz-
dy cztowiek %pow;nien to u.
czyni6 dop6kad zmysfy i silly
mu sfuza, ale przedewszysts
klein ma kt6rego sumieniu
wielkie cieza grzechy. Me
nogac znale6e spadko6iercy,
przeznaczylem caly moi ma
|iatek ola biednych i cierpia-
cych. Mole mi to lzejsza
5mierc uczyni. Teraz posta
nowi1em odrzucic Cd siebie
wszelkie troski o:dobra zien-
skie. Zarzadzaj ty iak dotych
czas majatkiem, ktory ,odtad
do ubogich i sierot nalezy.
Wiem, ze " uczciwe skladam
go ,ece.
Gag dalszy nastapi)
PLAGUE "a
NajWiecej dzieci ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
POWIESC LUDOWA.

= /
On ci zada} clos smiertelny
Ilecz ia zebra}em z tego ko'
rzysci, ia wziaiem twoje pie
niadze i wtraci}em W rozpaci
il nedze twa zone i dzieci
TAX vice twoja krew niawin'
ma, kt6ra wylano W tym le'
sic spadnie ma MateusZs
Stredel j ma mnie.
To W rozpaczy uczynione
wyznanie ME pozosta}o bez
swiadka. z poza krzaka wy
ziera{a ciekawo s}uchajacs
postaG = Walentego. Z sza:
ta6skim usmiecbem prey.
slucbiwa} sic sfowom Kuliga
z kt6rych korzystac posta'
nowif.
All, = pomysla} = gdy.
bym to by} wiedzia} kilks
dni wprz6dy, ME by}bym sic
}aszczyl ma nedzny w6zik
konie. By}bym poszed} dc
niego i napedzi1 mu strachu.
Lecz i dzis jeszcze mi sic &c
ma cos przydat mole.
70 m6wiac, wyszedl z pc
"a krakow, chcac zaraz roz-
poczac rozmowe z Kuligiem,
gdy W tenn nadbieg} MARGIN
W towarzystwie kilku ludzi,
kt6rzy w}a6nie siano ma lace
obok strumyka grabili.
= kapcie! %trzymajcie, =
wrzeszczaf MARGIN - to zio-
dziej, kt6ry ukrad} moi w6.
xix i konie!
Walenty Stredel, JUL mia]
ME iedno ma karbie 2 pre-
policya, gdyby sic
dosta} byl W jej szpony, JUL
by pie latwo mu by1o sic z
Mich %wymknac; teraz zw1asz
cza, kiedy mu sic pole dc
tax 6wietnych interes6w
bogatym Kuligiem otwiera}o
|wcale, mu to ME by}o ia re.
Ike, ola. tego obral najkr6tszJ
spos6b i zacza} zmykac &C
mia} silly; W mgnieniu oks
znikt wSr6d gestwlny j wszel
kie poszukiwania byly naten'
czas daremne.
Kulig pozna1 go Cd razu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
W obawie czy ME wysiuchaf
lego slow radz;t Marcii ,,

lego slow radz;l Marciinowlii,,
by pop,zestano go s"igac,
Wkr6tce ttz odlalono lie
teSo mirjsca, a Kulig wy.
szed}szy z lasu zuczai zwolns
PRIV cllod2ic do siebie j tax
bez dalszych przyg6d dc
miasteczka, kt6re bylo villas:
|ciwym celem lego podr62y.
P~rzybywszy tamze Kulig,
|poszed1 presto do burmist.
RIA, aby sic wywiedziec q
zamieszkatej niegdys " tel
|okolicy rodzinie Tellhas.
Burmi5trz m}ody jeszcze
cz}owiek powiedzia1 mu
grzecznie, re nigdy jeszcze
ME s}ysza} tego nazwiska.
|Gdy Kulig %opowiedziai mu
obszernie wszystkie okolicz-
noscj zamordowania Te]lhasa,
|przypomnia1 sobie ze s}ysza]
cos podobnego cd starego
cz1owieka, mieszkajacego o.
becnie " szpltatu miejsco-
wynn. Pc tego pos}ano ma
%tychmiast. 2 opowiadania
lego okaza|o sic, Z, byf "
swej m}odosci W slu5bie u
zamordowanego dziadka ma
# - .-. -
szego Jasia. Opowiedziai do.
s}ownie Gale to zdarzenie, q
potem zako1czyl temi slowy:
W6wczas miano podejrzenie
ns pewnego rzemies!niczka
nazwiskiem Mateu % Stredel,
|tyi on w]a6nie powr6cif z
wedr6wki, i widziano go Kill
ka razy wieczorem czatuja
cego oko1o domn naszego
pa6stwa. Kiedy pan uda} sic
by1w droge, ably zap}acic
nowokupione dobra, Mateusz
zniknaf take z tel okolicy
%powr6cif dopiaro v. kilka ty-
|godni pc jego 5mierci. Wzie.
T., go nawet do wiezienia,
lecz ze ME bylo zadnych do
wod6w, kt6reby przeciwko
MENU swiadczyly, wypusz-
czono 60 wkr6tce ma vol
nose. Kilka lat zyl jeszcze ia
ko pjjak i niewart W tel o.
kolicY, potem wyni6s1 sic
gdzies dalekoi juz zadnej G
MIN wiesci ME bylo.
A GO sic stale Z
wdowa Emilia Tellhas?
zapytal Kulig.
- Ia zuboza}a zupelnie
~wyprowsdzi}a sic podobnt
gdzies daleko, niekt6rzy mo
will, 20 do Ameryk!, lecz j;
temu nigdy wierzyc nj,
chcia}em, zeby ia delikatna
skroml,nr,a1 PAM ma t odwazy'
Isle miala, o~dpowiedzia
The Washington times., 1913-11-01
BIG REDUCTION IN
LIQUOR LICENSES
District Drinking Places Now
Number 452-Many More to
g. Go BY Next Year.
dennis Mullany's place. is closed to-

dennis Mullany's place" is closed to-
day
At midnight last night the door was
locked on the little barroom at Four
teenth and e streets northwest, famous
for over a quarter of a century.
Following the action of the Secretary
of the Treasury in terminating the
lease Of the property, which is on Gov
ernment ground, Mrs. Ellen Mullany, in
whose name the license has been issued
since the death OF her husband four
years ago, withdrew her application for
a renewal
Today there are in the District 452 re-
tail and ia wholesale liquor establish
mems. During the license year ended
yesterday the number of applications
granted was 49S retail and 123 wholesale.
In number of cases applicat' ons for
renewals for the new year which begins
To-Day were not made, and in other in
stances applications were made and
withdrawn. Several applications were
personal investigation Of the character
Of the establishments in question, and
on informs ton obta ned at public hear
ings.' The places not granted renewals
closed at midnight last night.
The license fee for the new year is
81, 900 retail and $500 retail. Beginning
on November l, 1914 the license fee will
be $500 for retail, and $500 for whole
sale. The policy of the board, in ac-
to reduce the total number of saloons,
including those in bar clubs and hotels,
to not exceeding 800 by the beginning Of
the next license year.
The Washington times., 1913-11-01
Powers Is Silent
On College Affair

Congressman Caleb Powers of Ken
lucky is silent today regarding the
situation caused when DR.. Holmes Con-
rad made specific mention in his pres
ence to the GoebeI murder. as illustra-
tive of a point he was making in a lec-
ture to the Georgetown University law
postgraduates.
quickly the people forget an offense,
and an offender, and he cited that a
man convicted of completely In the
Goebel killing, later was sent to Con-
gress. Cogressmen Powers, a member
Of the class, Interrupted with the
dramatic exclamation that he was the
man, and was not guilty"
The lecture was brought to an abrupt
end while DR.. Holmes assured Con-
gresham Powers he had no intention
of wounding his feelings. He said the
name of the man who figured in that
case had escaped him, and he had no
thought that that man would be pres
ent as a member Of his class. The Incl
dent closed with the apology Of the pro-
fesSOr.
The Washington times., 1913-11-01
HUNT CLUB RIDERS
To FOLLOW HOUNDS

With two packs, a large field will ride
to hounds this afternoon. in a regular
drag hunt Of the Riding and Hunt Club
Of Washington. They viii leave the
Chevy Chase Club at 3 O'Clock. and will
follow a seyen-mile course about Chevy
Chase. ending near Rudolph Kaufrmann's .
country place near the Military road.
The fair weather of the morning gave
promise Of heavy field for the drag
today. Master Of Hounds Walter R.
Tuckerman announced the hunt several
days ago. but according to custom. no
acceptance Is made to the master OF
hounds until the field Is assembled A
big portion of the club membership will
probably be out to race across the
MARYLAND hills In pursuit Of the hounds
and the drag.
Later in the season. some real fox
hunting Is expected. Mr. Tuckerman
gave the two packs OF club hounds a
thorough grooming this fall. having
taken them across the MONTGOMERY
county fields twice a week.
The Washington times., 1913-11-01
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.


Improved streets and new parkings
are following changes made by the Dis
trict to many thoroughfares in Ana
costa and its environs. The disappear
ance of the old brick pavements put
down when the suburb was laid out Is
going on gradually, and in their places
are being laid broad, granolithic side
walks. This has resulted in changes in
street lines. Parkings that were not
known of heretofore have been laid or
by the District surveyors. In some
cases as much as four feet has been
added to the householders' lots.
There has been going on in conse-
quence a removal Of fences to embrace
the ground allowed to be included by
the District. The new pavements have
been put down after careful surveys
and beyond them there has been park
ing established for the planting of
trees. Then there have been made
changes in the grades Of the avenues,
which are due to be improved to har-
monize with the other changes next
spring.
Many owners of homes are making
improvements to their dwellings to ac-
cord with those made by the District.
Terraces, cement copings, and front
porches are being built. One of the
most effective Improvements of this
kind has been made by James England,
whose property lies on the south side
of w street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. o. c. Hudson, OF
211l Thirteenth street, has made simi-
lar Improvement.
For the first time pavement has
been laid along Nichols avenue, on
the road to the Government Hospital
for the Insane. It is on the west sioe.
of cement, and will be continued almost
as far as the south entrance to the
institution. The bungalow for Edward
] Aiken, of the Washington navy yard,
at 2340 High street, Is about finished. 1t
is one story high, built of hollow tile,
and viii be finished in white.
Mrs. Mary Soper has completed i'm
provements to her home, in v street.
near Thirteenth street, which make 1t a
handsome building. 1t has been raised.
porches have been built and general
remodeling has been effected.
Residents of Maple View avenue are
aroused over the prospect Of wooden
which to string wires to carry the elec-
tric current OF a Washington power
company for the lighting Of houses in
that section. The Commissioners have
issued a permit for the erection of the
poles, which will be put up In a short
time.
Opposition over the erection of the
poles has reached the point where a Pc
tition has been circulated asking the
electric power company to string its
Charles R. Burr, Of the Anacostia Citi-
zens' Association, has communicated
with Commissioner Siddons, protesting
against the erection of the poles. A
similar protest has been lodged with
Walter c. Allen, the electrical engineer
Of the District. Residents say the poles
will mar the appearance of their street.
Citizens who visited the Municipal Build
ing yesterday about the matter were
not encouraged at the outlook for the