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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11


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WANTED-rwo rst-class, experienced
pakerS for European bakery. Expey
T1enced IN baking rye and pumpeTnickei
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those willing 10 WORK hard s1d ~
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES:
INSIST ON GARDNER IS
POUND CAKE. FOR
SALE BY ALL GRO
GERS. 3Oc PER POUND.

WANTED to finance q strong fur
nture house. Finance. care Georgian.
DENTIST OF more than usual ability
wants some one to finance a line Of
dental advertising offices, perfectly safe
and a mCney-makeT. Dentist. Room 40S,
Exchange Sank Bldg. Albany, Ga.
WOULD dispose OF Interest In picture
theater to right party with few hun
dred dollars. safe proposition; worth In
vestgating. ]. S. Prickette. 2oS Raw
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11

" N. cox cleans all kinds of carpets,
rugs q speciality. Ivy 1851, Atlanta
70 Lac Auburn Ave. 7-2o-sl
TIE READING OF WANT ADS in
Hearsts Sunday American and At
ana Georgian means money to you
hAF E YOU SOLD THAT HOUSE2 a
little For Sale" ad in the Want Ad"
ss2tsoo wa ind 3 purchaser
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
PIcrIIRE PLAYA

WRITE M6VfNG PICTURE PfL1fs-
WE SHOW YOU HOW. We are In the
film business, thus know how to crit
icise. Write US. Al Bartlett Film Co.
Rhodes Bldg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
PEACHTREE INN
STEAM HEAT

AMERICAN, 81 80 week up.
EUROPEAN, $500 per week up.
80 Rooms, private baths.
PUBLIC bath every floor.
Ss1 PEACH TREE ST. Phone Ivy 912s.
FOR SALE-Soda. cigar and cahdy
business, 24-syrup foDnt. 9 tables, 36
chairs, carbonater counters, ice cream
outfit and everything used In the store,
Doing good business. Owner going in
other lines Address Box 256, Eufaula,
Ala
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11

YOUNG college student wants work
after O. clock each day. A. Box l,
care Georgian
WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by
young man of experience and ability
Address Mr.. c.. Box Z, care Georgian,
or telephone East Point 121,
CHAUFFEUR - Experienced, careful
driver. Thoroughly understands care
Of machines throughout Steady and
reliable Best OF references. Address
Reliable, care Georgian.
EXPERIENCED shoe salesman wants
position in city; reference furnished
Write H J. P. care Georgian Phone
Main 545S-J,
wANTED-Position as Office assistant
or bookkeeper in grocery. retail OF
wholesale preferred NJ j., care Geor-
gian.
WANTED-By a hrst-class postofrice
man, position as assistant postmaster
or clerk by November l. 1918, EN-
ployed at present in a large third class
office; a hard worker Address r. s. j.,
Cordele, Ga.
TECH night student aged 7, wants Of
fee work during day Moderate sal
airy. Call J G.. s., Ivy 2104-J, or Box
300 care Georgian
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
AoENrs ANp statesmen WANTEp.

EA-lS . HINO 81 W CIV FNFNIN 9 =.
TRAVELLING statesmen
WE CAN PLACE AT ONCE, IN
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LINE IN THE UNITED STATES To-
DAY. WE TRAVEL ONLY THE
LARGEST TOWNS AND CITIES.
EARNING POSSIBILITIES VERY
GREAT FOR STRONG statesmen.
as YEARS OF AGE AND HAVE sue.
CESSFUL RECORD AS Statesmen;
EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY; TRAVEL
ING EXPENSES ADVANCED; REF
ERENCES REQUIRED. r. F. WHITE.
$40 FORSYTH BUILDING, ATLANTA,
GA.
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

poisonous chemicals are ameng the
ingredients should discourage their
use. Probably neither the conscience
of the manufacturers nor statutory
or health board regulations will en-
tirely prevent the sophistication Of
these soft" drinks.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

Is your summer thirst thirsting
yet?
Is the fizz of the soda water foun-
tain beginning to attract you?
If so, look out! That is, it may be
that all the things around the soda
fountain are not all right for your
stomach, just as most of the things
around the saloon are not all right
for your stomach and your liver and
your brain and your other organs.
Speaking of the soda fountain, we
notice that the boards Of health of
New York City and the State of Mon
tana have just issued bulletins to the
public dealing with some of the
things that you may find in soft
drink emporiums.
The Montana bulletin contains an
article giving a long list of bottled,
carbonated beverages which were
found either adulterated or mis-
branded when examined in the state
laboratory. Most Of them contain
saccharin, samples of "ginger ale"
contained capsicum but no gin
ger, and the fruit beverages all con-
tanned artificial f1avors and colors
which were not declared on the label.
It is also stated that since sac
charm does not aid foaming, as does
sugar, the manufacturers are in the
habit of using extract of soap bark,
which produces a good foam. Not
only is this substance deceptive, but
also the soap bark contains toxic
principle, sapotoxin, which is mark
edly poisonous.
The bulletin of the New York City
Department Of Health sets forth a
regulation prohibiting the use of soap
bark in beverages and in filings used
by bakers. Violations of this regula-
ton will be- criminally prosecuted in
New York City,
The Journal of the American Medi-
cal Association, in an article this
week, thinks that the prevailing habit
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

Some scientists maintain that dan
delions contain all that's needed as
a spring medicine. The tender flower
buds are the best part
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03

Beware" cries France to Germany.
"Our soil your airships must not
touch.
Twice you have fallen on our land,
But do not take drop too much,
For, while you then may be in.France,
You'll also find yourselves in
Dutch"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. Nov. ia.-iIogs: Receipts
.i.ooo: quality poor: market steady
to Sc higher than yesterdays aver
age. bulk OF sales -. 10 $50.
lights -. to 80: mixed 80, to
1.o5: heavy 3: oto 1..5. rough
1.:i to "a: pigs as TO $50.
Cattle: Receipts 10000: market
steady To shade higher: bccycs G.G5
to ..GO: Texas steers $50 to 1.G3: !:
western $50 to $50: stockcrs ana
feeders S.S" to $50: cows aud heif-
crs :2j to $40: calves $50 to
1889.
sheep: Receipts 5000: market 10
to i,c higher: native $50 TO > wesd-
crn 3a0 to ;: yearlings 5.I5 tn G /:
lambs. native 5.,o to 1.2.. western
5..5 to rs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
BULGARIAN DUELIST
WORSTED BY AUTHOR

Paris. Nov. o.--Lieutcnant Tor
con, Buisurian army officer, after
yairly challenging Pierre Lott. the
French novelist and several Pariian
journalists who had published anti
bulgarian articles. finally succeeded
TO-DAY iu finding an opponent Ia the
well known writer and swurdsman.
Georges Briettmnycr
'rhc soldier aud the writer met In
a sword duel this morning winch
ended int he discontinue oft he Bal
garian champion, VINO. after recciv-
ing a sever wound ip the breast dur
ing the sixth bout, abandoned the
contest.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
SLAYER OF WIfE'S
ALLEGED AFFINITY
Hello FOR MURDER

Kansas CITY, Mo. Nov. in--br.
William T. Elan oi ST Joseph. Mo.
was charged TODAY with murder in
tac first Il gree after u oorUn'r's = in
quest into the death yesterday oi w.
Putnam Cramcr of Chirago. who was
sho, by DR. Elan In a downtown no
tel after u private detective engaged
ny the doctor had Tor several weeks
followed Cramcr and the doctors
wife.
Iohn Torpcy. a detective. testified
that when he went to the room with
Dr. Elum and found crnmer dead. III.
physician said:
II bought an automatic pistol Just
before leaving ST. Joseph and came
down here to get cram.r.'
Dr ELAN was not called - the
stand In statement to the police
the doctor showed intcus. rcmursc,
II do not believe there was any
thing improper intEr relations bc-
tween Mr.. Cram"r ana Mrs. Elan. II
this affair develops wronrdoing on
the part OF my wife hnd rather b,
hanged.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. l9.-lioes:
Receipts 1900. market steady to
SC higher: bulk of sales GO to 1.S5:
heavy 80 to 80 packers and
butchers 30 to 80: lights 80 to
1.S5: PIGS 6.25 to 1.oi.
Cattle Receipts 5000: market
steady tn strong. prime fed steers
SIS to o: dressed beef steers : 20
S.2s. western steers ESQ to S2J:
southern steers = to 80. COWS I TO
G.7a. heifcrs 5.25 to $50: stockcis
and feeders y so to 80: bulls i TO
615. calves $50 to 1925.
sheep: Receipts 1000: market 10
to 15c higher: lambs $50 to I.ca:
yearlings $50 TO $50: wcihers i.2o
to : ewes 3.1E to l.50.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
INCOMES AT CAPITOL.

Washington. Nov. William r.
Mctombs. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic national committee. came to
town today. but probably will not
see President Wilson before Friday
when he mas an engagement. MIR.
McCombs has been mcnt ioncd as the
central figure In proposed rcorgan-
izaiion OF the Democratic party In
New York. That * one Of the sub
Waite house. aud he may finally say
whether he will become Ambassador
to France. n position. which has been
held open for him since last spring.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. Spectators
were perpleNed at the sudden out
burst OF selling which depressed
stocks today coming In the midst OF
u morning session which was pro-
ceching In the sam. dull. .olori.-s
way as On the two preceding days.
Lack OF d.finit. information con
cernins Mexican affairs and r.i,cf-
alton OF unfavorablc trade news 'lc-
pressed sentiment aud made the mar
kci susceptible to bear raids. Tho
lis, WAS long under pressure. how
ever. and before noon part OF the
Losses had been recovered.
Bordh were steady.
Recovery from the early low prize
rs facilitated distribution again. This
fas most evident In Reading and Tn
ion Pacific. which returned To their
early levels.
Th. mgrk", closed heavy.
Torpid speculation prevailed until
the end. Dismal reports from the
steel trad. and the official annuu ace
men, OF an abrupt rut In copper prize
"s did not Increase thc selling prca-
sure ON either OF til. stocks affected.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

Chairman Bacon ot the senate for
IN. situation with the PRECEDENT. but
declined to continent
Officials dcl,r'b"d toe situation. so
lar "a. 1t concerned the forrirn gov
rrnm.n's. was highly rncuurpglnf,
aud tier" was -om" tendency la
piac. much stress On G.yorsbl" Re-
suits "i diplomatic prcsHur" il'n par
lev with the ConStituionaliyts
Senator Sutherland OF Utah. - Re.
publican member of tac committee,
conferred with IN. prcsidrnt and said
he fully supported the bolIry OF no,
'ecognizing iiucria.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
Gop. Tener May Head
National League

harrisburg. Pa. Nov. is.-Four
representatives ofthc National league
oI baxebali clubs tcadsrcd to Cover.
nor John X. Tcncr the prcsidcncy d
The league toda, aud the governor
viii Eivc his answer la,c In the alter
noon.
The conmi;tc arrived shortly after
o'clock. In the party were u. H..
Hampstead. Brooklyn: II. Akcriand.
Chicago. aud ". u. Baker. Phiia-
dclphia.
None Oi the committee would make
any statement AZ to the offer nor
wouIdthc governor talk about II. All
inquircrs he asked that they would
return later IN the day.
The committeeman said that the
offer would be made public later and
II is Understood that the presidency
will he fore five years at salary Of
S:3.o"O u year. The governors +
friends here believe he will accept
provided TN arrangement can be
made whereby the occupancy OF the
place will not interfere with his du-
ties MS executive. which he will nii
to the end OF his term.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
British Shin TO Vera Cruz.

Etid"ytowE. i!arDndors. Nov. 10
The British cruiser sa,ladron In
Nest Indian waters iasrsniIht re-
ccivcd pcrcmptory orders Ia proceed
to Vera Cruz. and the vessel sniicd
at midnight.
Tn. British cruiser Suiadron con
sists of the three armor-i cruisers
suffolk. Lancaster and berwick ami
is commanded by Rear ADMIRAL Sir
Christopher Crab.rick.
His fiagsEip Il the suffolk. The
three cruisers ar. al tn. sam" type.
disp!.cing $500 tons cnch. They
each carry an armament of fourteen
Eix-inch. eight tw.iN c-poundcr and
three thr"r-psund.rs.
when the British cruisers suffolk.
Lancaster AMI berwick arrive AT;
Vera Cruz. u very powerful iic"' Of
warsEips will be- assembled in the
Gulf Of Mexico. The American bat
'l.sh,pf I.ouisiara. Michigan. Rhode
Island. Virginia. New jersey. N"brns-
la and New Hampshire. III. cruiser
Tacoma and gunboat Wheeling and
the scor, cruiser Chester alone COM
pos. Il formidable gpuadfon. To
these hav. been added the German
crGis"rs Bremen and li"rtha and tn.
French armorci cruiser cendc.
On tn. Pacific coast OF Mexico are
the American armorcd cruisers cali
foinia. Maryland and Pittsburgh and
the guuboat Annapolis. Th. German
cruiser Nuremberg IL aiso ON that
side. and the lapan.s. cruiser izumn.
Is on the way there
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
Situation "lncubstiny. "

WnsfingtOn. Nov. 1N.--Thr Whitc
house officials made no comment to-
day on dispatches from Nosales say
ing the Constititionaiists had asked
william liayard Hale for formal ere
dcntials before pursuing negotiations,
would proceed slowly and that the
point OF presenting formal oredenA
tinls. which might be construed IN an
act of recognition. would be delayed
until Washington had more exact
assurances of the purposes OF the
Constitutionalists.
One official described the whole
situation was merely "incubating. "
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
NEGOTIATIONS WITH
LEADER BROKEN
,c.~....-s s.... r..- L.,


the termination %. informal n.go-
tiations." The departure of General
Carranxa. military and civil head of
the revolutionary party. 1t was be-
licved. would make impossible contin.
uat!on OF the negotiations although
E.cud.ro said his position .mpow-
cred him to receive ovcr,ur.s from
Washington.
Hale evidently was waiting in.
structions from Washington as to
whether he should leave the border
or remain 10 conclude The dealing
with EsGud"ro.
Following Minister Escudcro's dee
laraiion last night that he had asked
Envoy Hale for his formal crcden-
tials. the announcement this morn
ing was taken here to mean u virtual
breaking OF of exchanges with Wash
irgton.
II was ata;cd th;,t Carran,L's man
if"sto regarding the internal aud on
tcrnal affairs OF Mexico" would no.
be issued before his departure.
Carrcnza. when he LETT his provi-
sional capital at Hcrinosillo more
than two weeks ago. was not accom-
panied to Nogalcs by any troops. He
viii be accompanied south h, his
general staff and probably hy the
four members of his provisional cab
met.
President Wilson was notified by
telegraph carly today OF the uncN-
pected developments here The mat
ter. II was believed. would rest until
late today on account OF the slow
transmission of messages by code be
tween WASHINGTON ana Hale. tho
prcsidtnt's personal spokctmnn here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. Nov. l3.-l.isht Russian
and Manitoba oifcrs and reports Of
l.ss iaVorabi. weather In tn. Canad-
Ian northwest today impart.d
strength to wheat. the market start
in; TO and j. net higher.
The clos" WIS strong. at u not
gain OF to. and &c.
s'rnng cables and rather un'nvor-
able weather In III. corn bel, rent
nj lees FOR that .-T.a! up to , and
20 but as light reaction followed some
liberal realizing sales.
The cios- was firm at to !. and
,c net advance.
Oats followed wheat and corn. nd-
vancing ! 10 ! and .c bu; the volume
of trade was small.
Close: Wheat. December S6s to ::
N@s HyS.l tls:s ~
y Corn. December II: May Il.
Oats. December 3S.: May -. to !
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

I'll paso Texas. Nov. i2.-Une
thousand rebel soldiers now in
Juares viii Leave FOR the south on
Thursday morning to join othera Of
tn. villa command north of chihua-
hua city. PRESUMABLY to make a sec
ond- attack upon the state capital.
No more. N the rebels are to be
brought to luarez. villa believes
that with tile railroad in his posses-
sion from .Junrcz to chihuahua he
can now keep his investin army sup
piled with food and ammunition
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
Quilitch Feed Store
Store $40 North Commercial Street
... Phone Triniiad 80.
AFTER COUGHING TWO YEARS
Georgia, Woman Found
Relief in Viuol

DID you ever cough Tor a week
Then just think how distressing IL
mus, be- 10 have q cough hang ON Tor
two year
Mir u. \. MrGrr. NayrrDss, Ca.
says; u had very heavy cold which
s",tIcd into . chronic cough which
Lcp, NO awake nlEhtg for fully two
years. aud frl' tired all the slime The
effect ur taking your cod live and
iron remedy vinol l. that my cough
is gon" I can now get good nights
rest aud I feel much stronger In oy-
"ry way nm - years oidi
n is tn" combined action uf ne"
medicinal elements af the Gods Nv
err aided hy tn" blood making anil
siren sih-crcatIns properties NJ tonic
iron which makes vlnoi so efficient
for chronic coughs. colds aud brou-
chitis-at the same timr builiiug, ,up
III. weakened. rundown system.
TRY bottl. Of vluoi with the un-
dcrs,audinR that your money will be-
returned n /, does not help son. The
IInusrnan DRUG Company. Trinidad.
Colorado.
=. s.-lf YOU hav" any skin irOu-
bic try SaNo snl,c. "" guarantee it.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver. Colo. Nov. is.-Ca,,ic:
lt"c"ipis :.1o1; market steady: beef
steers $50 To ...5 COWS and heifcrs
u 1" $50: s'ockors and feeders 500
to 80: calves to :.
Hogs: Receipts zoe. market lower:
top go: bulk OF sales 80 to 7.Go.
sheep: Receipts II .oo": market
strong: y.nrlin;s > TO ..io. w.ih.rs
i.:a In 40: lambs GO; To 1..5:
ewes 81, 10 ts.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
NEW YORK METAL

New York. Nov. ~ Lead quiet.
i.:a to t.;s.
Srcl'.r quiet. 80" 10 $50.
Copper quiet: standard. sopt and
futures not quoted. oi"rtrolyiir i5.a
to 1859.
Tin easier: spc; 100. to 1895
November 4" to to.35
Iron easy: No. ! northern 1859 O.
i".'a: No. :. northern 1875 ia
1850: No. I southern ii.,5 20 1875:
No. I southern soft it,5 to ia..5
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

London. SoN ~ Great Britain
sent tn" warships to Mexican watrrs
from Barbado-s In order To- protee,
British subjects should the necessity
arIs.
Lord Cowdiny. who poss-ss"s mauy
interests In Mexico. had II lengthy
'eonfcrcnc. ,ofayiat hN own t.1ucs;
with Walter II. ras". tn. United
States Ambassador,
l, Is supposed that Lord Cowdray
wished 10 obtain Information rs to
how far his Mexican interests were
endangered and desired 10 emphasize
to the American Ambassador his de
nial that he had given financial as
si.tnucc to Hu.fta.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

Washington. Nov 1a.HAft"r n
confcrcn," with Senator sheppard
and Representative Henry of Texas
Secretary Garrison today decided to
have four regiments remain at For,
Bliss. Instructions wcr. tclesraph.i
Immediately by the war department
fof the second and fifth cavalry. now
a, For, Bliss. to remain there with
the tenth and fifteenth.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
Americans Leaving.

Vera cruz. Mexico, Nov. ~. The
exodus of American citizens from
Mexico city continues. Forty per
sons, most of them women and chill
urcn. arrived here this morning by
train. The fugitiycs report that
only few American wonon ana
onildren rcnain in the federal capt
tai
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. i3-Cios.: Prime
paper . To Il per cent.
Commercial bills 1891. +,
Bar silver 80.
Mexican dollars iG
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds steady.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Nov. ANAL gam
ated roy: American sugar io7 bid
A'rhison 's. Northern Pacific
1868; Reading 1881. Southern Pa
cific S6i: Union Pacific 1903. L. =.
steel 55.: Z. :. Steel preferred
1851.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chicago. Nov. i..-Smaii-r hog
receipts than expected sent pro,is-
ions up .. To Toe.
Close: Pork. January 2o..., MAY
2o:3.
Lard. January il.2ob. May ii:e,.
Ribs. January ii.".s to NE:
May i.:2,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

Vera Cruz. Mexico. Nov 4. The
batti.shlp New iinmpshir" sailed
from here today to join Tia" Louisiana
at TuNpim whcr" the situation Is
i.portci threatening. Tn" rebels are
prepared tn attack the town again,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
TUE MONEY MARKET

New York, Nov. fH.--Ca1I money
easier. 29 to . per cent.
Time loans weaker: 60 days ) 10
~; 90 days i9 to 8. six months ~
to i per. cent
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
ST. LOUIS METAL

st. Louis, Mo, Nov /. Lead
quiet. i.cO.
spci,cr quiet. 5.i5 To I.i7.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
NEW YoRk COTTON

New York. Nov. i".-co,ion: Spit
quiet; middiing 1870: bulf 1928.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

our Christmas samples rrpfrs'nt
the finest aud richest stltioncry on
tho market. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
Situation Wanted

tolorcd woman wants house clean
ing or chamber work or general
houscwork In small family. Tcic-
phone Rcd I,...
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

Texas City. Texas. Nov. - The
tents In the camp Of IN" Second divi-
zion OF IN" United States army wcr"
walled and r"floor'd today and
st,ycs wcr. installed IN ,h"u. This
WIS regarded as indicating tina, TN"
division would remain here tbfoush-
Dut tue winter.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19

iromth" border. Shortage pf thee.
lie declares. caused his faiiur. ia
tai. Chihuahua In his flrst attack.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-19
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