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Mss the association q! Detective
u. ". itriehes IT. the .sat-f .G In"
bu.tn.., dis,fi,, Thars'IsS nishi
part of = plot la,-h-i by enemies -
sSsassiusls " ,tvr Helix. sh!-, o. ,hr
Uatds ia-t'-i,. detectives. anil Adi,ir
ian, General Joha Chase in.ssfus'
'lcn 10 ihts -sf-r, aa. received ~
Gcv.rsor Nmmvns TO-DAY, according
,o sd,ir~s from beaver, Il Is abs
theory rasrgtsin~ss iosaIi, that TIE
ssnolths Of ti-l.h-f ss. ia- sr.siit nt
sSsh a blot 'ahi the nii.,as, board
has Le-a ins-.,tssiins in sn rtfust 4"
'~ssa ,h. t.i-u',tS os others oh. naY
have kho~ ledge ~ ii" s-tp'tr.i pi"to
S-~,-risy on- ~ ,h- t.ssolini
sr.,th-rs. pfapsi-snrs o, 'h- t"n.nssrH
s.si saloon. . p.piiiaE rendezvous t"s
ssstkrsss aIa Jack bsaa.sais = aaisa
aresais.s. s.rr bsussh' h-.Ss- she
jsjs. Nissf.';~ sad .-a-s4' Casss
C~s.Viint inai- ssa;-n-rt. Z" '..nsfH
- Chs.e ~hish. IL ia understood. -faat
sssos important iisa, ui-an The ''inH
sia~ Li.,srj %. the affair, but trs
paisss of th- ihtesmsstos has as'
ss-n ii.cie..i .s She military ats
shorsis~>
1.sssts kisS. srxsu, - ssEtAsf. ~'ss
Gee ~f shs A~e .eit~d h~tus~ sA~
military iasuir, .esnsIsssss ,sasf-
AAy a. the s~s~rSi's headsuars-s. il
,k- Co,asbish h.s~i and al 's- s"s'
.tasien as the h~stihs ~ss tatrn unH
s.s mIii,srs su.ni ~ ,Lr 'iti isiL
kiss. heating .h . cssfs- Of assault
10 kj:I ga. Sc, Eos ias,is~ ii.~.ss
ssuu al, is atiush iris np'sins
W..u ..ustsblr lin rrr-sss w"a' Y"
,ac jsi' after she ptison-Fs b" see
told ,ha, kins !. h-ias h-Ia ty 'ss
sailitstY authorities aHd -aaIi t"'
k~ surp.. over The sss- vas s19I
siup~A ten days on the css'fs sssS"sslss
kias Is tastsra ~ith having fired
ssr shots slstias she Trims ursu fts
aa.ru r~scn,iY HAT ~aunas.' 'hT tao
,hi,J.-n of rsaut ws-,'sns o Esss
.hsH.s,. n. IRA. arrested by civil avs
ls.rt,i-, and srTs'sa.i aud released
On .,a. t-r.ds Yesterday be was
.sben ~ ca.t".i, hr military "tfisc's
Aud ~iii ,,- sri.'i before the c"es'i'u''
sd mtiitss, commission
ssru.,s evidence ,ha; 'n- assassin
alton .: s.cars- ". E,leh~r vss 'hr
rvsHls of a pi., 10 shich .uush-r
~sr- implicated t. dryIsscd I. .'-s is
.ts hand. Of ta- military authorities
~he ar. ,saduttI an inluirs in'"
.a- trsr.d, rs,m "a. o'clock y-s'
;er,Isy atserTtsu Until the sine
hoars of this NOR AIMS aud all ,lar to.
Jay :ac t-ai.usr;-r. rs 'h~ CON
maaJIas ecacsat In The '"'vnbisn
hotel were eros deJ witness after
Witness Ma. -ssu'inc'i aud military
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Dr. Perry Jaffs who performed the
autopsy. Jsffa testified that there
was but one ballet wound. entering
at the right " the base of the brsia
and ranging forward and that the
pistol was discharged close up as The
hair around the entrance wound was
sinsed
The inuues. was conducted by Cor
ouer sips and Deputy District A,tor-
uey II. NJ Rals'on. Captain EdwiI
Smith OF the military commission
was present. The members of the
Jury were r T.. GriswoLi. Henry
white. George stracy. j. e. shy. n.
J. Heron and c. Z. Black.
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BOOKS AND CLOTHES
MURDER CLUES

Aurora. III. Nov. .:-Tha pros ess
OF elimination today only served 4"
intensity the mystery OF the murder
traces at which. in the form of a
blood stained school book. IA similar
~ dissoior.-i section Of a woman :
und.rsafment ani u revolver. We're
found IN a lumber laden box car here
) y.stsrday.
Misa Eisi. ii-iba Day. of Spring
ii.ii. Oregon. owner Of III. school
book. Mas found last night at D.s
Moin.s, She thought tn. murdered
Woman might has. n--n Miss Aiic.
Mrt'"rnseh. u school teacher. bu, the
latter Sas reported alive and well
at Harrisburg. or-soI. today.
rh" revolver with which ,h"
crime Ia believed Ia have h.-n per
pr-ira,-d FORMS the principal .i.a.
Il 10 AT k-r Johnson j. .aiib.g. ana
bears th- serial number &. .So..
rh- bIa-,i soaked part of an un-!
a-rsasm-nt which. ~it. u school
book aha a revolver. 10th spat,-f-d
with bio-ri. ~a. found here y-xt-r-
asF In a ear of lumber consigned
train South ilrnd. MASH. ~ss not
siris oio'hias. hu, belonged to
woman. car'ain at Polls" wi-rs
said ,oday IT. the srhoai book. q
German s'anh'as. the nani- "f Eisi.
ii-isa Day of Springfield. or-s"..
vas -fi,srn.
Tsn iiTS, 'h-oI, "i, l- ,.piis- ~as
,Aish, has- t--n isr-i ar aFasss.;
in'. ,h- ssF aHd a,iars-a ana slain
Gloss .sa'niaa,ion Of tho EsrlH1n'
r..nN inr-si I'll" authorities iha, ~
-ss q rar. ~ . p..nan's dress Iaihs
.r than that Of siFi. and ihi. t-rii-f
-as ,ugth-f ..r'iFm.i hy -ori ts.sfa
tHs M.ia-s. i"~s. ,Hat Miss bas ~ss
Sisi,ihE ,h-r- sHa sas aiiS- sH'
s..i
Ntst nsy ls !. srarA oid. ..rusd.
,sS so ~esa To. l-..iss received sns'as
saA .sas- sssxsess ~1ks sasy Aass;
ssssd "a. svtA~ssiy woss By = ~o's.
a. considerably shov~ tho avrsas-
~ height sud weight.
Mis- IiAF ,hoazns Alice Ast ass.
s.k. q teacher ut Spsina aiI-ia. Ore
sna. nigh, be- the sifi Ia tn. rys'
tor. Oshrr asmrs ,a,hs i--sk 10.
sstr. that of Niss bsy u-sr brs \. II.
hay. CairiIi-. Washington: Charles
Meats. caisiiir. Wsshiassan. Alfred
t.1vc. i,s southeast "a. tIt'h
s,'S-s. ire M.in-s. i"pa. Aiir-i
l.ss-. .sp Riverside sN~eur. spu.
kan-. Washington. Airs. q A. pay.
so" North ssts street. Portland.
Oregon. Ats u. ". Smith. tnien'
wis. ip~a
The ssr in ahi,t. ta- ui.-,-iy sipshs /
i.z VAS found sas IN transit sincr /
ne.nbSf "a. aai ~as loaded aInic.'
q. the root Nth ia, lumber. Th-
.is.s sioafs aud unr -ni fenr v.Fu
s-al-ts TIE other -ni i",r vas
sr-n. Near this the clothing ami
th. revolver ~.r- found The nrpn
,swpr was st.G, two and on--haif
tee: sguarc.
Tho police are sns pT.s-s'Iius ON
The ,b-ory ,ha. a woman ~ss snur-
G-T.i and tina, her clothing was
s,o~.,i IN the car together vith
the discriminating revolver some of
tho ,i.shiae could have worked oai !
Of III. door near which IL lay. ,hsy
thinx
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HUERTA HOPES
RECOGNITION
Pre- IS IS
CONFIDENT
Feeling Crows Out Of
Belief of Failure of
Hale's Mission

Mexico Ciy. So'. - Ihc .:esi-
can morning newspaper undsT sov
.rnm.n, domination published on
their from, pages to,isy long articles
rsariins the alleged intention al
III. United States government to Foc-
ogais., Provisional President nu.f'a
In the near future
~ Ind. ponaeni. had = seven coll
umn headline ~hish read "iia.T'a
-iiI be recognized by the American
50, -rhn,-n',
~ DiaTio similarly displays an
Item stating that Secretary sf stat.
iissan had already signed q ..a-
inunicstion r-.ozniEin< Iiu-F,a The
.ai.,S newspaper quotes Qurf.as Ala.
s-na. tho M-KirAs foreign minister.
a. salins he has No official LHu-i-
.dss .f the fat. bl' that fran pr.s
Yates .ar..% he has fr,-iy-i very
"piisiis,i. nrus sna hls nol--s ~ aa
-atiY aiiussm-H, "' tho difficulties
b+,a-.n M.Nir. ard the Iniird
sga,ss-
~ iaa-.-rn-H,- 81 sg-ai i.aEIs
r-i.,-s 'ha' ~. iaiiuT- ~ IN" .".-
lss-Hs- b-,N--n W'I;.aus ,iaS .ra
i,ai- ,ni sarEaasa. the Constitution
a'Is' leader. s-s du- I" ,h- '"asi'-
l,sa at rs.eia.nt Wilson aud s~.f-'
'a'y q, ssss. inys, that tho rebel
estss souls Sos sisv A~Sss6as<s s"s
tho safety nj ss~ lives sad property
Sinn1ss
''ir-.,s.vst Wilson saa K--r.,a,
as stat. iifS aa. a.t-r i..ssnuias at.
t-a,Is-i, Z. tho r-poI, "t tL.is -ns
,.,. decided that Provisional Pres.
a-s, iisus,s as IL. .uiy nssn .a.s.
allie -s dominating the situation
TIE ssnsr n-S spsprr assures r-
rsa-Urs that an official ANNOUNCE
,a-s, of the r-suEni'.us of Provision
al r.-si5r.t iiu-.,a ia usarys-a
'~Htin a X.IY i"~ days
The foundation iur the "r'ins.rs
.t th- ti.siran press arIt~.gs 4" b.
certain cabi.4rauss T-. riS.J here 10y
foreign husinrss mvh describing the
saFru- iri, Ly President wiisnn a.
,hs liiiiaE at t~i-r,I pr.suuyT. -h"n
,r- r-,--is toas Jusrva Thss- CABLE
grams ~-Tr a. girs, rrrun""tsiF
translated ss referring t. the kiiiirE
OF Amrri,aa army men ,srfc The
iui garciai displayed 'h" s'"ry I~--
,-rvlsy ami !, VAS cupicd bF the
afternoon papers II r,us"d an pn-
nis,akAbi- st,rmr' at an a;'uwsphr'"
%, optimism in tn. national raIa'".
vh-r- IN. n-us appeared To- b. 'ul'S
credited.
W-bris H.v control . district In
uhi,h srr located sotn" 81 the camps
of the Pearson slndira," IN the
ruSrsm distrir, 81 tHc state ~ We're
crls. Including tb- island 81 ro,r"r-
.s, og which Thomas Coleman, an
An.rican. is alleged To- hav" been
iisross.sse,i. sni regarding which
s--stss~s -s rsss a.
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CORNELL TEAM WINS.

New York. Nov. s,.-Corneii won
the team championship in the sixth
annual cross tount-y rac. shis alter
mon 81 IN. Intercollegiate s--cCia-
ton "f America tour athIctesr VI
America u : How'd u Harvard
wcr,h.i riividusI .nampicnship.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-22

- rs.o. Texas. S.'s - .'.d-tais
arr -iihin thiriS .,s. nii-s u, iiaf-
rs. according q" III. f-i.-ls n"- haia-
inE the bcrd.F M-s,.ah ,.sn aaa
i'aa.h. Niiia snJ ."as .srn h.s-
s"n- .ai to n,.., aaa ush, ,h-n.
THts s'a'-,n-s sas ma.i. q, ~ 80
,ni. morning In JuaI.s so -. AsssH
slated l'r-ss representative Lf G-n'
-'ai t".r ii.Jixu.rvs. .u- nf Villa I.
i.rin.ips! ii-a,.nasis II. declared
'ha, wills sna t.s y.i-s .t staff.
Juan =. Medina. had let, an hour
s-sss- Ios II. s.,a,h. after s-essv,ss
reilAis,e lssus Asss'0~ thss sss.- tsbss.
ais Aaa rsarhsA RsoslaSues. lhissy.
s~o atp~s bstos 1sas~s-
;-s.sAi itoiisu~s-s a..iss-d that
geo. sddsytosai m.a ~-N i~isS
tfopsI-si and ~oaid sn .o-sta just
.. ssna as she, .osia l.. loaded na
tho trains. iic said Villa asd No.
dina ie-.s tao uaisiasas "t n1rn sad
that thrs- e-rr trains enough To
...y-y the .sh-f see. men a. ssSs
-. the engine. ,usIJ BE- fired up.
Th- t~e trains that Wills sn.S out
u.uii return for Tpint.rr-Hl-a's IN
. short tin.-. he declared
pr-rasp,isas had been made tot
, h,s par sa. In juaIus 'his rnosaias
IN celebration At th~ si.sssN af tho
rebel. over sa- i-t.rais last xAius.
day. but the pf- -parasion ~.s. called
oft sa-n the istiai'r n.~s ,srr- Of
the approach nj the f-isss.s
why the f.a.rsis ssoa,i Aa,o 81,
q. close so Jrar,s i--sur. vi!ia learn
-sl Of /, ts y mysi-r,s n villa has as
reasY ,.t-n sya,,-r-,, sslth VI jusr.sI
az he ha. sisins-ds lie has aIaays
.asd saa, hr hsi s.ugc us.n outside
IN. city altered aIo.g the Mexican
Central raiirusds E,ise.slp these
p,-n ~.s- NO, ,L.s. -r Villa vpuIr
have b--n advised s"cs-r .i the at
prcsth % the fc'icrsls
villa claimed YESTERDAY that h"
sss 200. gnru in jua-rs just LVv
near this figure vas s"rrcys is
sa.-s .piy To villa ami his chief
ljrus-nani. The town was literally
alive Nth rebel soldiers every
.;ryc, end osrrr nuus-. u sccm.d.
.s. fuIi Of m,n. MI w-s- being
fitted ,u, with shoes aud acv blue
.ysraI,z and jumpers s-m. we're
getting hats.
villa gave /, out on his arrival IN
Iuarea tia, h" had DESTROYED the
N.syr.p Central when nc came tcl
Irsrer and tina, tho i-yisraI< could
no, follow one o' his staff oGtirofsI
4 ays,arrd t-riday that the road hal
.nly boon torn Vi in places and that
the f.d-rais ..uid easily -"pair H.
Nc husc 'hey dn repair II srd
come after US. ssid the officer. for
II ,h-y dru, com" after us vr viii
have &. sc after them anI We would
rather meet them in the opeu thar
attack them in 'hihusaaa seain.
villa carried considerable artiliere
with him ,uis morning when he i'i'
iusrsz.
Viii, returned to Iusrez At II ~
clock after having distributed his
.ou. men along the railroad immed-
lately south of Iuare, and began su-
pervisine the cntraining Of the other
troops. He said he did not intend
to advance today to samalayuca to
NEE, the felersis there. but expected
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THE WEATHER /
PHIi0S0PHycAi PaEllx MYy

Ma~ seq ~,
Peter would hat
get larger
quarter u all tn
men Were ae-
e.p,-,i On their
avn estimates.
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JUAREz REBELS
SET OUT TO
MEET THE
FEOERAlS
Huerta Forces Said to
be Approaching
Border Town

III Pas. Texas. MOI .--ii.a,y
Hkirniishihs ~as r.rosi.d between
the ndsan.. huaris "i the t~o
stmics at J o'clock ,hisa fsvrnoon.
They ~c.r dis,An, ,-;N.rn ntt--h
and twenty miles south of Jasr-s
Practically ALT he rebel ar,HS ex-
s-pt th" 500 who s-nain b-hind
10 garrison Jusr-f. hsi left III. bor-
der cit, by (. 8" oriask. Villa went,
With them.
Tue rebels .rn, sa aa,oiaobii- ais.
ehia- run pisioon to the from, this
saosnias roasisiins at n,- na,ar
-ar. each rsrrsins ioar rapid iir
xuns and 'hse- m.n. Villa .haIf-
iear. 'tr-n.ns.' ~a. ia ysfaIasna.
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Harvard Is,
Yale S
FOOTBALL RESULTS

Navy Is. New York un,vsTsi,y .,
Carlisle Indians AZ. Syracuse 81
Wesleyan o. Trinity II,
Chicago Is; Wisconsin -.
Minnesota ~: Illinois :,
Amy -; Springfield
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fohisht fair; suSi.r south, aud
EAST, Sunday fair, Warmer EAST
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\" precipitation e'"nd''
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! WANTED Delivery boy with wheel
| Apply Nili0r Book store.
J NTEb.N licensed Graduate Of the
: Atlanta College of Pharmacy Nd
| dress Pharmacist rare Georgian
| WANTED Irperipuced cutter for La
! dies and chIldreurg v,agh dresses. Ad-
| dress r.. BOX g. care Georgian
WANTED by reliable concern. neat,
young man, not over q Good pay.
CAL 4l7 Empire Building
WANTED fa4t rcs4cnpcrq with
or without wheels 81 So ST. a week.
Muiors Minute Megsergers u Fairlie
street. Phone 20 or wv 1872
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENTSTwo rooms completely
furnished for light housekeeping; all
convenlences. Main 5477-J.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Arrival and Departure Passenger
Trains Atlanta.

The following schedule figures are pub
lished only as information and are not
guaranteed:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

THE HILKER Vacuum Washer. New,
entirely different from any other. Re-
tails 81 Ozone half profit Get terri
tory quick. $4,000 weekly to big men.
lIilker Mop Co, 1850 Grand avenue,
Chicago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

WANTED - EXPERIENCED LADY
STENOGRApHER GOOD PAY.
PERMANENT POSITION. PROMO
TON AS EARNED. APPLY PROMPT
LY ADDRESS v, BOX 6S5, CARE
GEORGIAN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
HELP WANrEp--EeMALE.

FOR RENTING room in private FAM
lily. hot water. electric lights, connect
ing bath. Reasonable, West 42S,
WANTED -Laundrcss to work on lot
Apply 5l3 North Boulevard
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04

WANTED-Young couple 10 room and
board in private home No children.
All convenieuces. Home cooking. 2S
Lake avenue, Hhman Park.
FOR RENT-Delightful rooms with or
without private bath. Table board a
specially 514 Peachtree Phone Ivy
1881
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
TEACHERS WANTED.

crs~ssNNJ~~TC>~~D~l>
MAINLY village schools Foster s
Teachers Agency, 616 Third National
Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
uNFuRNIsAEo ROOMS WANrEr

WANTED-By couple with one child,
three connecting rooms. on South Side
Must be reasonable. H. F. H, Box 655,
care Georgian.
WANTED-Two unfurnishsd rooms on
North Side near Williams Street
School; board for one. Address 40 W.
Baker ct.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-04
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One furnished or two uns
furnished rooms: reasonable rate; ali
conveniences; walking distance 81 Eu-
genia street
FOR RENTING large furnished or un-
furnished rooms; all conveniences;
references required 299 Forrest Ave.
FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms and
kitchenette, in private family. Ideal
furnished or uufurnished Splendid To-
cation. 42S East Georgia avenue
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-08
PLUMBERS.

THEO. M. BARR-Plumbing, hot water
and steam heating and timing, 164
Commercial St., Phone Main 1872.
9-1-tvr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-08
Best Known COngh Remedy.

For forty-three years DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world as the most re-
liable cough remedy. over three mil
lion bottles were used last year. Isn't
this proof? It will get rid of your
cough, or we will refund your money
], ]. owens, Of Allendale, S. c., writes
the way hundreds Of others have
done; after twenty years, find
that DR.. Kings New Discovery Is tho
best remedy for coughs and colds
that have ever used" For coughs
or colds and all throat and lung trou-
bles, It has no equal. SOC and $1,OO
at j. c. Perry's,