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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-19
WELLSBURC

'eorE" LenAart aged - years. was
t'N"d dead in bed this morning AT lis
s-tI... .'ii nile W the creek from
snort Creek station. The deceased mas.
u. shi1 To have died from the infirmifI %
or as. 10 leaves q wife and several
,,.lid.' in'r OF funeral not arranged
Mayor .. ". Bine. Street Commission
or sol Combs and some good heipers
,,I,"u, y.rtnei the streets. following the
.ln'u from the run on Thursday morn
The following marriage licenses were
ISSUED. Harry Il McMuIlau Titfsh,rs,i'
"a Anna Hercules. Martins Ferry g.
tied Connor. Pittsburgh, Pa. Eleanor
saw, fittshurgh. Pa
Ih" Laurel Hand % the Christian
cnu,.n sunday school. were entertained
~ Miss bessie JamiSon. AZ her home on
Hii sa"F after spending the afternoon
ln taxing kodak pictures and other diver
9..ll'N. y me SUI per was scrN ed On the
dining room at 80
Mula-d = blythe. Of East Liverpool.
To-. ieft on FRIDAY afternoon aftpr a short
visit az tle home 81 MS aunt. Mrs NJ. r
lloyd. of Commerce street
I,s following deeds were recorded.
j. g. NJ hiuley To- Heecl Bottom Hons.
g.. tract ~ and Boo HuffaIo district
May q. 1913. 'lrs Nary Burteicfti and
nnsSan4. g. B4r,i.ttA 10 Elmer Marian.
j. g. Palmer and j. .. cree special com
uisSiou"rS. tu Mrs Margaret Y Rraoler
81 al. '"r"l tracts - land 10 Wells
Iitt. W Va. March 20 1919
Ni.t \ .ovitch. an ItsiIsu coal miner.
On 90 u.s. tue Iallelle mile Goa
.ni.'~ az St~uhentiil". was KILLED on
thursday morning while a. work In fro
'l..i.' 8. VINO. extend under tie river ana
over mt" brooke county 70 being on
i.i. SIDE ~ tie river that the man was
30 .l"d TIE brooke county coroner. James
4"lu'uE. viewed me body and had IL
brought to W-isn4rE
Mr. Susan 'alleuaine was able 20
"ilh O. prayer meeting scrtit. or. We'd
u"siaN o. "Iirs. FOR t.e frst time since
.tei october. when che was injured by e
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his knoTledge. after all. was merely
Incidental Moses real qualification
was his Righteousness. II IS too much
to believe that IL was this which led
him TO the sanctuary OF the desert in
very hopes that there Jehovah would
break hts silence and communicate
his WIFE The prepared message came
then ~ ever 10 thu prepared mind.
Never was more striking ilii-
stration ~ the Divine affirmation.
Nv strength IS made perfect IN weak
No ss. Consciousness % his personal
inadequacy 10 The fremondou. task az
freeing wholly dispiritcd people
from the most inyincIhlc dcsrotism.
drov" him to implicit obedience and
trust IN Jehovah Forty years ~ exile
too. had Injured him 10 trying vicissl-
tudes. and made him much enduring
tmeekl ab"v" an mon" Ifc was "A
graduate thoroughly. equipped from
Gods school Of adversely If- won
der-WOrking rod was his diploma
A. fnw months later iu this
very mount bic face toward Canaan
and Tire" million liberated s.rfs AT
DIS back. Do pra. -G "f tbs presence
20 npf with mo. carry us not no
hence. eo now. with fi4 face toward
Egypt and his mighty task clearly
outlined before h.m. ho invoked The"
Divine prcfenc" and thrrc came Tho
ASSURING Response. Certainty viii
be- with thee Enough Pharaoh and
all his eerrIed ln..0rs arn a4 tho *.
cncding On" dust o. Tho balance.
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MOSES CALLED TO DELIVER ISRAEL
CTHE STOPY.D

After an absence OF four centuries
the sign Of Divine presence blazes out
once more. Its last appearance was
the lamp OF FIRE which swung low
between the fragments Of Abraham's
dismembered sacrifice The inefable
voice heard last By Jacob ar Beer
sheba as no tourneyed 10 meet his
longlost son. nov breaks its protract-
I'd silence Light and voice fall upon
eye and ear Of a solitary shepherd
far down the Sinaitic Peninsula.
Were We looking for a deiiverer
for captive Israel. we would hardly
have traversed the wilderness Of
Shur. Paran and Ethan 10 find him.
We would not be likely 70 have gone
10 the tribe OF Milan. so epiritless
and destitute 81 resources We would
not have selected meek and peace
full shepherd. But God eeefh
not as man seeth. A better enanci-
pator cauld not be conceived ~ than
that very herdeman kneeling before
that green bush trans mu'ed into a
flaming shrine Moses knew Fcvrf.
not the mere lay ~ tho land" but
Egypts language. literature. law. Gus
tom. IIe knew tho points most like
~ 20 be vulnerable in tho character
or administration OF any Pharaoh To-
knew hts fellow cotOItrymen. their
strength and weakness lie was "a
niliar with every inch ~ tho Sinaifi
Peninsula. from point 20 point Of
which he VA 20 lead tho omanciua'ed
nation Tor forty Years. But
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Tho apprar7n~e ~ boiis loads many
people Goo rnnaifrr tIHm nicn ~ ro-
bust constitution They are more ant
o. siEnify condition ~ rick blood.
To sounds queer tn take blood bath.
but that iT pr'cleclv the rnrrt when
You use hat remarkable remedy. + = T.
u has mo peculiar action ~ soaking
thruurh tho inteafnoa directly into tho
blood lu "a few minutes lfa frn.eure BE-
af work IN ctfry artery. vein ana tiny
capillary Every membrane. every orr
EIu ~ tho body. every crnurrf4rv be-
comes iu rncrt n ftfcr Co strain the
blood ~ impurities
Ana beet of aii This rc-n1rtatie REM
edy iq VI. l.nun Co. the weakest efrrrr.h
You can set = s. 81 ans drug rtore
u i7 r. standard rrurdv. recognized
eVrryv here ae ~ greatest blood anff-
dnfe ever dlqroVc-et Revere 81 arv
eTorf 90 acii you something c1rf~ref
Oh DO 'Iuef aa good ~ YOURS fa a
rr.ul fr case ard ynu desire crre.t
nff .-n. write to The swift Specific T. ..
ass swift hidg. Atlanta. &c.
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THE TEACHEKs LANTERN

A long leap. that from tho papyrus
ark ~ The .r1gry acacI1-'hr ono
floating. with Ifs prec .ous burden. ou
The Nile. 'he other burning with Theo-
phanic sp.ond0r m no brow o. Sinai
The span is 50 years in time and tu1
hundred odd miles in space Tla+
arch covers tho double futeiage 81 tho
boy Moses. tho training ~ rho court
ln all Eg pts wisdom. and of fIr
mother IN mo D.oIs ANIMAL. of f..
patriarchs u covers tre sublime e4Is.
oblivion which REJECTED tho treasure
~ Egypt for the afficfl0n o. God
people-'he premature effort Or
emanc'p patton rho fIghf infu INDIAN.
whose awful solitude we're rfIsaff.a
IN thrmsrlseF &C.,. Elijah and paul
undoubtedly 1ent f0r training fo faiI
self.same school 81 nature whore
granite ciiffq and e'f.rf canyon AFRO
teachers Tho r hhI'e prophet raI
from tho rcarf shelter ~ L.. juniper
tree % Iprob. 'he NgIrf NJ God. and
mo Christian apYefir eata 9 nerf
into Arabia ami -ralk. 90 ST. Sinai
40 only an ESQ. witness could Tho
fh0rr bush veu srmloHleI .Ir sf.tue
% captive Israel D. burned. blf aas
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e Coat: evening subject.

tie Coat: evening subject. All
Aboard" Epworth league. : y. M.
subject. The Hidden Springs Eliza
beth Porter. leading. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday. p. m. r. ID. Wilson.
leading. Thursday. p. m. st. Johns
brotherhood meeting Friday. s p. m.
Boys brigade and choir rehearsal
Everybody cordially invited to all our
services
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In the Churches

Warwood Presbyterian Church.
Twentieth street. near Main. Edgar w.
Day, pastor-Sabbath school at 9: 30
a. m. j. c. Moore. superintendent;
morning worship at 1920: Christian
Endeavor meeting at p. m: evening
service at 7:30. The service at 10: 30
Is especially for and IN the interest OF
the children. The members OF the
Sabbath school will stay for this ser
vice. and their parents and friends
are urged TO come and help make IL a
large and enthusiastic meeting The
children will decorate the platform
with flowers on Saturday evening. and
the subject OF a brief address from
Mr. Day will be. Lessons the Flow
ers Teach Us" The 80 meeting will
be on the lawn. when the patsor will
take as his theme. Tho First and
Last Program Come and share in
this hour OF worship as the shadows
are gathering.
ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Grove. W. Va. Rev. VI.
Steuper. assistant pastor-Ths ser
vices and meetings during the week
VIII be: Ninth Sunday after Trinity.
$3.50 a m. Sunday school and Bible
class; II a. m. English preaching ser
vices. All are cordially invited.
81. James Evangelical Lutheran
Church. 1409-1411 Chapline street.
Rev. 4. ". Werder. pastor: Rev VI.
Steuer. assistant pastor-The services
and meetings during the week will be:
Ninth Sunday after Trinity. $50 a.
m. Sunday school and Bible classes
tEnglish and German. There Will
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Sunday SerNicnA

HOLY communion. a. m. Sunday
school. 9.l5 n. m; morning prayer and
sermon. 1880 n. IN. F'riGty. ST. James
day. Holy communion. "A. IN.
81. Matthews church
-. Johns Echo Point, 1880.
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gregation is invited TO attend the ser
wees In the chapel at Elm Grove.
ST Matthews Lutheran Church.
Benwood. w. Va. Rev. George +.
Helm. pastor-The services and meet
ings during the week will be: Ninth
Sunday after Trinity. $50 a m. sun
day school and Bible class for adults:
1880 a. m. preaching services in
the English language. The public Is
cordially invited TO attend on Sun
day. August 3. holy communion will
be celebrated. Tuesday evening at 5
O'Clock business and social meeting
or the Luther League at the home of
Miss Amelia and Mr.. Albert Laas. on
Water street. All young people Of
the congregation are invited Friday
evening, choir rehearsal
Simpson NJ r church. ro~ and
l. n, 8 e' he 49,. gonn ". Jackson or,
preaching by the pastor, theme. CIV
Ing" $50 p. m. sunday school II. u
Clemens. superintendent. .:45 p m
ity" 10 not forget the o'cIoc', me-
Ing SUNDAY morning We all owe IL To-
Sunday. So let no one who can be present
at both services be absent.
Wayrlan 4. W. r church. Rev W -
paws, -. u. pastor. 1895 q. m SER
mon. when He hath tried me. Z STALL
come forth ~ gold" 1215 p. IN. class
meeting. leaders. Houston Davis. t-.aS.
Farley. J. Harris. $50 p. m. sunday
school. Moses called To deliver iSra.I 10
EN. ,. l-+-.o, =. =. Graf am. Jr sup.rir-
tcnfert $50 p m Allen g T.. l.lcl"
Mrs. Margaret Harris. president. 1.i5 70.
m. sermon. Therefore. thus said Tie
Lord Col. behold 1 lay IN Zion ror a
Foundation or stone. a tried stone. pre-
trat helieveth shall not make haste. Nj
strangers and all without a church home
are welcome with Ne. Tuesday evening
Mite Missionary. Fraterual union We'd
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nesday evening. prayer and class meet
ing. Sunday morning. o'clock pray er
meeting. leaders. Mr.. Charles Farley.
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Wesley NJ. r church. J. b. Workman.
pastor. sunday school. 40 a m. ". g.
Cunningham. superintendent; preaching.
10 40 A m. "Pcrseverance.' class meet
ing. s f5 y. m: preaching. 1:f5 y. M, by
the pastor. The usual services will he
held during the week Strangers and
persons without n church homo are in
vitet 20 worship with us
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ne no services on Sunday The CON
gregaton is invited 10 attend the ser
wees In the chapel at Elm Grove.
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BUTTONS. Tho Officers in charge VIII
conduct fIr Study ~ thc Scrirfurca.
tI I".'I G.irnus are requested 20
iI.rt OH. @. meeting hold Sunday
"i.ft"un John a. TrrA Will he ia
.H.fn' I.I 9f..r viii tc the sub
I..t OFF t.. ,nlrs. f.r study
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. IS sixteenth street W. b. Dy-
singer. pastor. II sixteenth street Tine
usual worship for ninth Sunday after
Trinity. 10 30 a m. no evening service.
SUNDAY school. 9. 30 a m. Sunday school
AT Marwo God and Edgwood, 1880 y. m.
preaching services at Edgwood and War
wood, '.45 y IN. Everybody welcome To
all these services
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Thy Mercy" Barnby onertory. "oh.
Lord. Thou Art My Strength" Der
ceuse from ''Jocelynp. GODDARD. Tenor
solo. Mr.. John O'Connor.
So. Johns Evangelical Protestant
Congregation. W. C. UIfert. pastor
Next Sunday German service at 10: so
and Sunday school at a. m. No
evening service. on account Of the
decorating OF the interior Of the
church. service will be held in the
lecture room. Further announcements
during service.
Vance NJ mortal PRESBYTERIAN
church. Woodsdale- Service at II
a. m. subject, The Altar First" Sun
da' school and mems Bible class ut
s;i5 a. m. Young peoples meeting at
p. IN. No evening preaching service.
First Presbyterian church. corner OF
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Rev.
w. \. Cook u. u. minister. Service
az 80 n. m. No evening service.
Sabbath school and Bible classes as
usual al BIS a m.
Memorial Chapel Sabbath school.
Eighteenth street. at 2:3n u. m.
PRAYER meeting. Wednesday AT 7:45
y. IN.
The Rev. DR.. Jacob Birmingham
has returned from two weeks STAY
al the Hampshire club and will CON
duct services as usual at ST. L.uke's
T. r. church. Commur.;on service
Will be held Sunday at $50: morning
service and sermon at 1890 and a
short service with an address in the
evening.
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-. Johns Echo Point. 1880.
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church-first church south of Twelfth
On chaplin. No. l2l9-Arthur W.
Mills. Pho. D.. pastor The pastor
will preach bottle morning and even
ing. Public worship 1880 a. m.
Sermon. How 10 Choose a True
Friend" Evening worship, 40.
theme or sermon. Cross. Dice and
Turf Exchange" Special music At
both services by a chorus Of trained
voices. Sunday school. 9:l5 a M
Epworth league. s 80 p. m. hearty
invitation is extended 10 all strangers
and those without "A church home. -
Join with the congregation in all these
services. AT seats free and a mos,
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
comes.
stone Presbyterian. Elm Grove.
u. Linellyn. pastor. Sabbath school.
2. 80 m. g. y. Cushion. supcrintcnd
~nt. Public service. II "a. m. theme.
The Book Of Life in Daily Events"
y. +. :. G. r, 80.
First Church Of Christ Scientist. 4.
-. L. W. auditorium. 1lf9 Chapline
street. Services Sunday. II a m
subject Of lesson. Life" SUNDAY
school. II a m. Wednesday testi-
monial meeting. 8 p. m. same address.
Reading room open daily. except Sun
DAYS and holidays. from u m. 10
p. m: also on Saturday evening from
Z 20 o'clock Tho public is invited
10 visit our reading room. No. 11ls
'hapline street. and attend our serv-
ices.
First Baptist Church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. F. L. BrininstooI. pas
tor. The Contamination Of the
Kingdom OF Heaven" is the morning
thought Wednesday evening. 74s.
as. tho theme is Tho Problem OF
Poverty the Crime q Oppression" the
second study 81 Tho Problems Or
lAfe.' Bible school. 9.l5 a. m. Place
and profit for every ago from the kin
d'reartncr 20 the grandparents. War
wood mission school. 90 .. m
United TO Christ IN His Suffcrinrs
and Service" ie the mid - COX PRAYER
thought wednesday evening. 80.
seen in tho liEhi ~ summer work Oh
foreign mission fields. Hearty wei
come 20 all services 81 the church.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
/ Market and Twentiethst r.ctS-Rcy.
Thomas Gri'r koonfz. -. o.. pastor.
Services. 1890 "a. m. and 80 =. m
sabbath school $50 "a. m.. christian
Ird"avor meeting. o.3s D.. m. PRAYER
meeting. "Wednesday. g. D. IN
tn" pastor VIII preach sabbath
morning on In ,hc beginning God
Con. T. and ir tha evening on can.
our MORTALITY Save Us" Special
music Will Doc rendered Dos tho orchcs-
ira. Solos hy Vr john o.Donnor.
III" A"oiian GIarfoffo viii sing.
The choir Will sing tho following
music
Morning service Anthem. ooh Lord
How Excellent Ie This Same" Palmer
'i'"r'"r'. "'h. Com" fo Nv Ioart
Lord Jesus" Nurrrso
fF'hinr service Anthem sweet is
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Second United Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. ~ Littell. -. u, pastor. Ser
vices in the \. VI. Z. \. auditorium dur
iuE the erection Of new church AZ the
corner OF Chapline and Fourteent b
streets Morning service at Io:4B. no eve
ming service. Sabbath school and Bible
classes at q so. Tho public 10 cordially
invited TO these services.
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Services for Sunday. July 20 and fol
lowing week az Trinity Lutheran church
Rev. oscar Dean. pastor. 3sOb EoT street
are as follows. sunday school SERVICES
80 r. m. regular morning wors hip
10 30 q m. Nesper service. Is y m A..
PRAYER service and lecture Wednesday.
- p. m. The =. r. Hastings class
III give a Mystic Tea IN the dining
room of the church thursday evening
July - Invitations have been sent 20
all members and We hope MI will corns
VINO possibly can. Admission - rree
Soc nsf.re Inter
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Thomson " r church. - South
broadway. on the Island. ". g. Hart ~
ger. pastor Services FOR sunday. July
Goo 10 "a m Vhia study iu clf~e.-s.
y H - a. w.. public worship. Is o. m
IIvurtI League. rs %. m. pre.rfirl.
service short sermsns Imposing mn
-iH. welcome for everybody az Thom-
son church.
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stone Presbyterian. Elm Grove
u. I.inellyn. pastor. Sabbath school
$50 m. g. Il. Cushion. superintend
"nt. Public service, II "a. m. theme,
The Book Of Life in Daily Events. "
Y. p. :. G. r. go.
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Elder a a. Runner. evangelist or
Fairmort. ". Va. VIII preact In Wheel
inG sunday morning and evening. July
20. services TO be held a. Churcn OF
Christ. settlers hall. corner Virginia
ard Penn streets. Island Preaching he
gins AT 10 80 ~ m. and 30 p. IN All
members - the church and The pubic
are cordially invited 70 come.
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g. Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. Aug =
ltls~re. pastor sunday Bible school.
q. ia co. IN. German serN ices. 10 80 a. IN
CoNee social Thursday afternoon and
evening given by the Ladies' Ala so
cicty n the church parlor.
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First christian church. Rev. w n
Fields. pastor The First Christian
,hurcu congregation worshlps at the
scottish Kite cathedral. corner -Four
treutn and Byron streets. Services Sun
day. July 20. Bible school. 9 30 a IN. n.
/. TruN'n. superintendent. communion.
l"-f5 a. IN. evening service -. prayer
meeting at o - Thursday evening at
are welcome
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The Eyaugeli. al Reformed 81 stephens
church.. corner Tuirty-~iNth and Eur
streets. Rev T. ". Preus~. pastor. Ger
man ser, ices. 1880 a m. Sunday school.
@ u a. IN. choir rs+i carsal. Thursday
evening at $50. German school Will ne
taught every morning except SATURDAY
from $50 20 1880. \ cordial invitation
IS extended TO al services
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Attempt to Kidnap
Asquith Is Failure.

LONDON, June 3O.-Four of the
men arrested during yesterdays riot
ing in Downing Street. when a mob
under the leadership of Miss Sylvia
Pankhurst tried forcibly to seize Pre-
mier Asquith and Chancellor David
Lloyd George at their official resi-
dences, were arraigned to-day and
sentenced to pay fines of SO each or
serve two weeks in jail.
About all OF the men were dock
workers who were taking part in the
free speech meeting in Trafalgar
Square when Miss Pankhurst, who is
Ia daughter Of Mrs. Emmeline Pank-
hurst, proposed in a fiery speech that
the Premier and Chancellor Of the
ExChequer be taken prisoners.
Although a number of women were
knocked down and trampled during
the fighting, II was said that one was
seriously injured.
They are killing my mother by de-
grees,' said Miss Pankhurst Her
hair has become completely white
since the Government restorted to the
cat and mouse bill to prevent her
from gaining her liberty"
The ordinary police patrol in Down
ing Street and about the Government
buildings elsewhere have been
strengthened because of. the threats
Of leaders OF the Women's Social and
Political Union to make another raid.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
CLOSE RACES IN
PONY CONTEST
EXCITING
No Competitor Has a "WaIkaway'
in Any District-Leaders
Are punched.

Close races in every district make
The Georgian and American pony
contests exciting nowadays. Publ
cation of the standings in The Sun
day American showed how remark
ably well the boys and girls are
punched" There is not a walk
away" in any district.
Take District No. /, for instance,
where there are five with more than
100000 votes. 1t is interesting to note
that the four leaders are girls. Be
tween Miss frankie J. Smith, at the
top, and George Rosser, fifth, are
only 10000 votes, and between the
first and third there are but 1000
votes, while 900 votes separate Miss
Smith and Miss Josephine Simrill.
Clearly, any of these five may prove
the winner, and even the saddle pony
and the two watches are in doubt.
There is a little greater distance
between Miss Robert Harbour and
Miss Idele Shaw in District No. 2,
but only IS, 900 votes, at that. In Dis
trict No. Willetts Matthews and
Charles L. Stevens have l14,000 and
l1l,OOO respectively.
Seven contestants in District No. 4
have more than 10000 votes, with
$4,000 votes between Florence Gree
noe, at the top, and Eleanor Raoul,
seventh.
Frank Ison, Jr., in District No. 5,
who made a phenomenal start, has
been passed by Richard Rainey,
though there are but 5000 votes diff
ference between them. This shows
that no matter how great the advan-
tage there may be in a splendid start,
il can be overcome.
William Turner and Edward De
Loach are 1000 votes apart in District
No. s. Leaders in District No. are
tagging behind in the showing made,
but it is a pretty race just the same
with five contestants punched be-
tween 35, 900 and 10000 votes.
Nose Brodkin, a city carrier, has
the largest number of votes of any,
with 173,345 ballots to his credit, but
he is clearly pursued by a half a
dozen other "newsies."
Six Georgia school boys and girls
are running between $4,000 and $4,000
votes.
With all the races this close, the in
terest mounts higher daily, and it is
impossible to pick any candidate as
a certain winner.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Dinner to Feature
Opening Of Ansley
Hotel at 6 O'clock

The Hotel Ansley will be formally
thrown open to the public at o'clock
Monday evening. A few guests al
ready have been registered the past
week. Work on the interior of the
hotel practically is completed
Notable events in Georgia history
are pictured on the walls Of the lobby.
Italian scenes decorate the main din
ing room.
A special table d'hote dinner will
be served in the main dining room
at o'clock. Favors and souvenirs
will be presented the guests. Many
tables have been reserved by promi-
nent Atlanta people Governor John
NJ Slaton, Ex-Governor Brown and
others will be guests of the hotel.
There will be a reception afterwards.
The rathskellar, said to be the
handsomest in the South, will be
opened Tuesday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-01
Credit Men to Push
War on Bad Checks

The legislative committee OF the To-
cal Credit Mems Association, headed
by E. L. Adams. president, will meet
the early part of this week to com
plete plans for the proposed bill pro-
hibiting the presentation OF checks
and drafts when there are not suffi-
cient funds in the bank TO cover the
amount.
number Of bills. including that OF
Representative Doris, Of Douglas
County, which have been prepared,
will be considered by the credit men
and an active campaign for the pass
age of the bill undertaken. Local
credit men claim the bill will elimi-
nate a practice which has become
general in Atlanta