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AD CLUB NOMINATION
COMMITTEE NAMES ITS
SLATE FOR NEXT YEAR

The nomination committee Of the
Ad Club has prepared 3 list Of the
nominees for offices IN the club dur:
ing the coming year, the election to:
take place the first Tuesday in Jan
nary. For each Office two names are
suggested from which to choose; and
IA the case OF the executive commit
tee, which is composed Of i've mem.
bers. 10 names have been rendered.
W. r. Harrington. the president Of
the club. is renominated for presis.
dent. The other name given for that
position is William Thompson
George Curtis and John Lentox are
nominated for first vice-president
and j. f. Child and ]. D. Levenson1
for second vice-president. For sec
rotary, ]. a. M Johnson and +. r.
strange are nominated. and for treas
urer. +. B. Damon and Chas. 3. Fra;
zier
The nominees on the executive
committee are w. D Adams, G. G.
Bockus, Henry Giles, G. G. Heiser. e.
III. Judd, IS. s. Paxs0n, ], NJ RIGGS.
Fred G. Smith. Thomas Sharp and A.
IN. Van Va1kenburg.
The nominating committee IS com.
posed Of n A. Swift Roscoe Perkins,
! w Caldwell. William Thompson
and George *. Stein
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The funeral 81 private William E
Harmon took place az o'clock this
afternoon An escort Of marines from
Camp Very escorted the body to iLs
grave with the marine band Harmon
met his death Monday afternoon when
be Jumped for swim from the ARM
strong dock He struck the bottom
feet-first. fatally injnrins bis spine.
BY resigning the position which 1s
kas held through two Republican al
Wallace 3 Larf'14i4A
has ceased to BE member q TIE |-e-
publican county COMMITTEES tt1.
the fact that Re 14s ALWAYS been
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Will
Make FURTHER
CABINET PLANS

Members Of the territorial central
committee who were TO meet last
might and take up the matter OF pat
ronage distribution In conjunction
with recently-organized committee
OF Democrats, decided late yesterday
afternoon to postpone the meeting
until this afternoon at o'clock.
The arrival OF the Honolulan an
hour and q half earlier tina. was ex.5
pected was the cause Of postpone.
meflt. Members OF the territorial
committee had planned 10 meet at
7.S0 In the McCandless building and
adjourn In time to meet Governor
Pinkham on his arrival But when
word was sent to them that be would
get In By O'clock, they quickly
changed their plans.
A list Of names of persons to be en-
dorsed BY the committee for the POI
sitions In the governors cabinet"
will be taken up By the territorial
committee. Several names have been
endorsed for each place.
we will consider this list at the
meeting. said nj. G. PachecO, chair
man Of the territorial committee,
sand probably make Endorsements,
Several names have been given US
for each place: which I consider
wise. For If the governor wishes rs
to advise him of the men We favor
for cabinet places, we wish 70 De
IN position to submit to him sev.
eral from whom he can choose. !"
John Markham and J. Lightf0ct
were on hand at first for the meeting.
They were active III the gathering of
Democrats Monday when the list was
made up. From what could be
learned last night. the territorial
committee will work in harmony
with the recommendation Of the self
appointed committee; and the mem.
bers look forward to deciding on men
for many important places this after.
moon,
AOf course we realize, said one
| Democrat last night, that Governor
Pinkham may not call on Us for n.
dorsements. But II he does, we want
! to be in q position where we can turn
them over to him without delay Gov.
| ernor Pinkham Is In different posi-.
Ition from what McCandless or other
| candidates would have been Il they
had been appointed. We realize that
/ he hasn't us to thank for the position
and that he is accountable directly e
the president for what he does. YET
we wish to work In harmony with
him and we feel that he wishes tt
work III harmony with u.s. s
The meeting this Afternoon will be
held in the McCandless building
F1ef1a6l Acf..nof
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MoqYla6 on
HIlN11

Sales were limited to a few more
between the boards today. In the
sales made at that time Hawaiian
Commercial went at 21.25, the price
It held at its former sale; Oahu Rail-
way & Land Company showed loss,
going at 125. and Eva lost hair BY
changing hands at 14.25. Fifty Ha-
waiian Commercial were sold, % o.
R. & T., and 20 Eva.
The session viii be closed tomDr.
row on account Of New Years day.
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Failing to scale fence near the
corner Of Beretania and Nuuanu
streets, b. a Christensen met with
injuries last night, which when diag.
nosed ct the hospital proved to have
been fractured hip bone Christian
sen claims that as he reached the top
OF the fence some Of the timbers gave
way sending him to the ground.
John Hopkins Was placed under ar
rest BY the police last night. Il being
alleged that n company with an en-
listed man from One Of the local mill.
tafy organizations, the pair were re-.
sponsible for the carrying away Of q
bath robe The men were passing
near the corner Of Hotel and MaHna
Kea when apprehended BY the officers.
while the garment was returned to the
claimant.
The attempt upon the part Of Fran
cisco L,0relzs to Guido the ma
ture man IN Thomas square was
resented BIZ d number OF people who
happened to pass through the park
last evenifi4 q police officer was dis
patched t6Sthe 3iacd, where It was al
legged that the man was appearing
sans the NECESSARY clothing to adorn'
his person Loreka is believed to be
suffering from mental trouble and
when Sppfehended BY the police, was
engaged ID taking q bath ct 8 hydrant
He has been Locked up pending an
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. 81.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Waycross
In Savannah Social Circles

Miss Martha Brotherton in Jackson
Vile
Miss Nettie Cay Littleton is the
guest Of Miss Martha RrotheTton IN
Jacksonville.
Miss Efie Boyde Brewer left Tues
day to visit Miss Edith hglesby at
Highlands, n c.
Miss Meg Cosens and Miss Eleanor
Cosens are at Highlands, \. c.
Mrs. J. c. Manning. Miss Helen
Manning and Master Grier Manning
Will leave Sunday night for Balu-
more and Pennsylvania, accompanied
by Miss Duffie McMurtrie, of Pitts
burg.
Mrs. Wilbur Coney and Misses Ju-
liza and Rette Coney left Tuesday
night for Highlands, n. c.
Miss Julia Fannin left Tuesday
night for Highlands.
Miss Jennie Cohen will leave soon
for Atlanta. where she will spend a
short time before going to Marietta.
Miss Annie Walters, accompanied
by Misses Elizabeth and Gussie Wal
theirs, are at Garnet. 5. G.
Miss Katherine Ives will spend the
next six weeks with her friend. Miss
Helen Smith, at her home in Wiscon
sin having accompanied Miss Smith
on her departure from Savannah.
The Misses Ella Claire and Ernes-
tine Cuts have returned from Column
bus.
Miss Elizabeth Malone is visiting
the Misses Palmer at Tybee.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Chisholm left at the
end of the week for HyannisporJ,
Mass.
Mrs. George A. Cosens has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs J. +.
Minis in Habersham County.
Mrs Fred Hull, of Jacksonville, is
the guest of Mrs. r. H Cornwell
Miss CardO Krenson is the guest of
Miss Caroline Myers at Tybee
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Clarke and Miss L.
V. Clarke have returned from New
York.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ]. S. Dusen
bury have arrived from New YORK
and have gone to Lieutenant Dusen-
bury's new post at Fort Screven.
Miss Maude Perkins has gone TO
Wilson, n. c.. for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A Artley and Miss
Artley have gone North for the sum
mer
Miss Adde Gerken is now in Nor
way. On her return to Hambur~ she
will go on a students tour to the ex-
position in Belgium, and will also
visit Brussels and Paris.
Misses Mary and Susie Roughton,
of Macon. are spending some time
with Misses Mae and Maude Perkins
before going to their summer home
in Virginia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SAVANNAH WILL
ASK FOR CIVIL
SERVICE LAW
Police and Fire Departments To
Be Put Under Regulations.
Efficiency Tests Are Planned.

SAVANNAH July 19.-Alderman
George B. Elton's civil service bill
will be introduced in the Legislature
during the present session.
The special committee appointed by
the Mayor to investigate the civil
service regulations in other cities
has completed it's work and rec
commended the introduction of the bill
at the present session. The measure
will be Immediately advertised for
the specified period.
If the bill passes, the Mayor will be
authorized to appoint a special COM
mittee of three, 20 be known as the
Civil Service Commission, this com
mission to have entire charge of the
administration of the civil service
law in the city. The bill provides that
the police and fire departments be
placed under civil service, the idea
being to divorce these departments
from politics.
The bill provides for efficiency tests
for the members of the police and fire
departments. The selection of ap-
pointees will be governed by their
moral, mental and physical fitness,
and their tenure of office will not de-
pend on the vagaries Of politics. They
would not be subject to removal un-
less 1t were proved that they had
been guilty of misconduct or that
they were otherwise unfit for their
positions.
Whether the bill will pass the Leg
islature is question. It's passage will
be determined largely by the attitude
of the Chatham County Representa-
ttves toward it. If a majority of the
legislators from this county agree II
is a good measure, it probably will go
through, but if there Is a difference
Of opinion among the legislators. its
defeat Is pretty well assured.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
CITY OFFICIALS
To TAKE TURN|N
MAYORS OFFICE
Savannah Executive Now Plans
Regular Daily Period for Con-
ferring With City Employees.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Hereafter
city officials will be shown no favor
itism when they call on Mayor Rich
ard ]. Davant on city business. They
will have to take their chances along
with everybody else. If one of the
humblest citizens happens to get into
the Mayors reception room first the
city official will have to wait his
turn.
Mayor Davant has given his sec
rotary instructions to this effect, and
they will have to stand until a sys-
tenn of office hours which the Mayor
has in mind can be put into effect
1t is the Mayors plan to set aside
certain hour each day for inter-
views with city officials on city bust
ness. This hour will be made known
to the people, and callers other than
city officials will not be allowed to see
the Mayor during that period. An
other hour-or two, if necessary
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Playground Question
Rests With Militia
Savannah Volunteer Guards and
Georgia Hussars Must Vote to
Give Land for Purpose.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Whether
the Park Extension will be convert
ed into model playground and 'ath-
letic park has not been finally de-
termined. The Savannah Volunteer
Guards and the Georgia Hussars, the
two military organizations which
have not yet given their consent and
approval to the plan, have not taken
action in regard to the matter.
No special meeting of the Hussars
has been held, owing to the absence
from the city Of Captain Frank p
Mcintyre. The Guards have dis
Cussed the matter, but owing to the
fact that no definite proposition has
been put up to them. they have
neither approved nor disapproved the
plan.
The extension is under the control
of the military and the city jointly
and has been set aside as a drill
ground.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
WdyCrOSS
wv AYCROSS, July 19.-Mrs. o. NJ.
w Hill is visiting friends and
L. l.. L l.

wv A1CROSS, July l9.-Mrs. O, NJ
w Hill is visiting friends and
relatives In Dothan, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Miller have re-
turned from a visit to Charleston,
Miss Katherine Jones returned
yesterday from Columbia, S. C.,
! where she has been visiting Miss
! Ruth Wooten.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Lee and Mr..
and Mrs Taylor Bum left Wednes-
| day for Hampton Springs, Fla
Mrs. J. J. Harris left Tuesday for
| points in North Carolina.
Miss Rachel McRee, Of Kinderluu,
is the guest Of Miss Lucille Bates.
Mrs. Alvin Johnson and Mrs. J. L.
Crawley and children have returned
from a visit to St Simons Island.
Mrs. w NJ. Nix left to-day for s..
Louis, where she will be Joined by
Mr.. Nix for an extended trip to the
Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis West left last
night for Wilmington for a visit -
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex X. Seasons re-
turned Wednesday from Barlow, Fla.
Mrs. S. J. Stanton and Miss Ruth
Stanton have returned from Albany.
Mrs. w 5. Newly and children Of
Vienna are guests Of Mrs. r, l..
Coins.
Mrs. f. P. FairchiId and children
are visiting in North Carolina for a
few weeks
Miss Matte Thigpen and Miss
Paula Mcclellan are visiting in Al.
bany
Miss Willie Mae Agathen is visit
ing relatives in Atlanta.
Mrs. 7. L. Sharpe and Miss Fran
ces Hogan are visiting in Dupont.
Mrs. T, jeff Bailey is expected home
next week from a visit to relatives
in Nashville Tenn.
Miss Louise Mailman. of Barlow
Fla, is expected next week for a Wis
1t to Mrs /. G. jenkins
Mrs. George w. Barnes Mrs. J.
NJ. Fesperman and children and Miss
Hettie Campbell viii leave Monday
for visit of several weeks in North
Carolina.
Mrs. A. V Wood, Of Brunswick,
spent the week here the guest of Mrs.
r. r. Hitch.
Mrs. J. S Elkins and children Wis
tied friends in Jesup this week
Mrs. J. Lee Parker leaves next
week for visit to friends in Helena.
Mrs McIptosh Noble, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, left
Thursday for Asheville, \. G..
Miss Celia NBrinson left Thursday
for a visit to friends on St Simons
Island.
Mrs. A. Clarke Snedeker is in Sa
vannah for visit of several months
to her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Rodgers have
returned to Boston after a visit to
relatives in W8ycross.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Savannah to Rush
Work on Incinerator
pestructor Company Already Has
Force of Men at Work Laying
Foundation of Plant.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-No time is
TO be lost in building the refuse in
GENERATING plant. Work of laying the
foundation has already commenced
The details of the contract between
the Destructor Company and the city
have been agreed upon and the con-
tract signed.
A force of men engaged by the De-
structOr Company has started right in
on the foundation work. The man
who is to direct the work for the
company will arrive in a few days.
Chief Engineer E r. Conant will have
general supervision of the work The
plant is to cover an area 100 by 60
feet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Count in Savannah
Works as Cobbler
Russian Banished in Political Activ-
ity Speaks Five Languages and
Claims Noble Title.

SAVANNAH, July 19-Banished from
the land of his nativity because he took
active part in a political agitation for a
constitutional form of government,
Marius DeSOpOdZkO. of Lithuania, Rus
STA, who exhibits papers and credentials,
which he says are his claims to the
title of count and the estates of a rich
and noble family. has been working in
Savannah for the last two weeks, en-
deavoring to learn the trade of a cob
bier. The man came to Savannah from
Cuba He speaks five languages
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
EARLY REPORT WANTED
ON SAVANNAH AFFAIRS

SAVANNAH July 19.-Mayor Rich
ard J. Davant has written to the gen.
eral office in New Orleans, OF the audit
ing company which recently checked up
the books and affairs Of the city gov
eminent in Savannah requesting that
a full and complete report on the result
of these investigations be rendered at
the earliest possible moment. The
Mayor thinks that the matter of install
ing a new system to keep track of the
affairs of the municipal government has
been hanging fire long enough.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Girl Bride Sees
Husband Convicted
r. L. English Is Found Guilty Of
Stealing Wire from Savannah
Electric Company.

SAVANNAH July 19-with his pref
~ wife, not yet out of her teens. sitting
in the courtroom, r. l.. English has
been tried and convicted in the City
Court OF the larceny Of copper wire
from the Savannah Electric Company
Mrs. English, hardly more than a girl.
clad in a pink summer dress and wear
in a big leghorn hat with a wreath of
red roses, sat calmly through the trying
ordeal Mrs. English maintains that her
husband is innocent of any intentional
WrOngdOinR.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Temptations Of Men
Drive Girl to Poison
Statesboro Girl Takes Iodine in Front
of Casino at ThunderboIt-Act
Long Contemplated.

SAVANNAH, GA, July 19.-Driven
20 desperation by temptations put in
her path by men is the reason given
by Miss TYNE Boylston. IS years old,
for her attempted suicide by drinking
iodine on the grounds in front of the
Casino, Thunderbolt, several nights
ago. The girl is now entirely recov-
cred and repentant. Letters left by
the girl, who came here recently from
Statesboro, indicate that she contem-
plated the deed for days before the
actual attempt was made.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Court Calls Both of
Boys Parents Unfit
Serious Charges Are Made Against
Proprietor of Inlet Hotel at
Tybee and His Wife.

SAVANNAH July $50 serious are
the charges and counter-charges in the
alimony case OF Mrs. ANNA Jones
against w. A. Jones, proprietor of the
Inlet Hotel at Tybee that Judge Wal
ter G. Charlton has stated from the
bench in the Superior Court that he
doesn't consider either the father or the
mother fit to have the custody of their
four year old son.
Witnesses testified to alleged miscon-
duct of Mrs. Jones during the absences
of her husband, who is an engineer on
the Tybee Branch of the Central of
Georgia Railroad and obliged to spend
a portion of his time in the city. Other
witnesses testified to gross neglect and
mistreatment of Mrs. Jones on the part
Of her husband.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
COMMITTEE is SILENT
ON BARROW MISSION

SAVANNAH July 19-With the ex-
ception OF John Rourke, Jr., the COM
mittee that went to Washington to pro-
test against the appointment of d. c.
Barrow as Collector Of the Port at Sa-
vannah have returned. The members
will not discuss the result Of their mis-
sion. except to say that they saw Presi-
dent Wilson and chatted with him for
several minutes They called on Sena-
tors Bacon and Smith and had lunch
with the latter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SAVANNAH MILITIA TO HAVE
RIFLE MATCH LABOR DAY

SAVANNAH, July 19.-The Savannah
Military Rifle Association has selected
September l. Labor Day, as the date
for the rife match on the Rose Dhu
range. The shoot will be for several
very valuable trophies and medals Be
sides members Of the association the
First Regiment, the Georgia Hussars
and the Volunteer Guards will be eligi-
Bile
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SAVANNAH BANKS IN FINE
SHAPE, SAY INSPECTORS

SAVANNAH, July Accommodating
their second semi-annual and final ex-
animation for the year Of the State
banks in Savannah. Inspectors ]. l.
Dent, y. l. North. A. W. Arnold and
p. f. Mccoy have gone to Atlanta,
where they will examine other States
banks. The examiners stated they had
found the Savannah banks in splendid
condition.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
HAYNES DITCH COMPLETE;
FINE CORN CROP is RESULT

SAVANNAH July 19-Just returned
from North Georgia, where he has spent
several weeks in the survey Of a large
tract. Engineer J. V. Phillips states that
the big Haynes ditch is now completed
and for the first time in many years
corn is growing on either side Of H.
The crop is now in excellent condition,
he said, and the people in that section
are highly pleased.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
FIRST DISTRICT DOCTORS
TO MEET IN SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH. July I9.-Physicians
from all over the First Congressional
District will assemble in Savannah Mon
day for the midsummer meeting of the
District Medical Society.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged. Mayor Richard J. Davant viii
welcome the physicians to Savannah.
In the afternoon the doctors will go to
Tybee for dip in the surf. and at night
they viii enjoy a banquet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Speer Investigator
Again in Savannah
Lewis Arrival Surprise, as II Was
Thought That His Work Had
Been Completed.

SAVANNAH, July 19.-Inspector
Lewis. of the Department of Justice,
who has for several weeks been as
signed to the task of investigating
the record of Judge Emory Speer, OF
the Southern District of Georgia, ap-
peared again in Savannah this week.
The temperance of the inspector
was something of a surprise, as il
was generally understood that he had
completed his work here and had gone
to his summer quarters on the Great
Lakes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SEVENTEEN HEIRS WILL
DIVIDE LYONS ESTATE

SAVANNAH. July 19.-All the prop
erty left by the late John Lyons. Sr-.
goes to his wife during her life and at
her death is to be divided among his
sons and daughters, of whom there are
seventeen. according to the provisions
Of his will, petition for probate of which
in solemn form has been filed in the
Court Of Ordinary.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
SAVANNAH Y. M. C. A. BOYS
LEAVE ON CAMPING TRIP

SAVANNAH, July 19-Fifty boys
from the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation went to Warsaw Island Friday
for a two weeks camping trip. The
Girl Scouts, who have been on the island
for the last ten days, returned to Sa-
vannah in the boat that took the boys
down. The trip OF the boys is in charge
Of A w S Chairseu
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
CRACKER CLUB TO STAY
OUT OF SHERIFF's RACE

SAVANNAH, July 19-There will be
no Endorsement of a candidate for Sher-
Club 1t had been stated that an effort
would be made to have the club indorse
Robert Sausey. The supporters of
Colonel Merrett W Dixon expressed
qualification when the announcement
was made that the club would not make
an Endorsement.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
BABY is STRANGLED TO
DEATH BY GRAIN OF CORN

SAVANNAH. July IA grain of
corn lodged in the lower end Of his
windpipe, Frederick /. Harrington. the
14-month- old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas J. Harrington, Of Ludowici
strangled to death after being brought
TO Savannah for treatment
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
CUBAN BUSINESS MAN
SEEKS SAVANNAH TRADE

Of Havana. Cuba is in Savannah to
gather information on local manufac-
turers In connection with the proposed
establishment Of larger trade relations
between this port and Havana.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
yilI be set aside for the nnhlic.

will be set aside for the public.
At present there is no system of
this sort at the City Hall, and the
callers see the Mayor whenever their
time comes. Heretofore city Off
Gals have been given precedence
over all others irrespective of the
time they arrived or how many peo-
pie are ahead of them.
1t has been the case that a city of
fetal was admitted to the Mayor the
moment he arrived at the office, no
matter if a dozen or so people had
been waiting for some time for an
interview