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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

first, and in Augusta the week before
last scored tremendous hit. The Daily
Herald critic had this to say for the
show:
by far the most creditable and en-
joyable tabloid musical comedy that
the Bijou has ever presented is that
veritable carnival of fun, The Isle of
Spice which has gained a reputation
on the American stage as one of the
banner shows.
Tabloiding' The Isle Of Spice has
in no way detracted from the everlast-
ingfun of it. In fact, it may have helped
it, for the audiences at the Bijou Mon
day fairly wallowed in their seats, after
laughter had robbed them of their
physical strength, and the play still
continued succession of those ridicu-
lousy funny situations for which The
Isle of Spice is famous.
Scenery, costumes, principals and
chorus are subject to criticism only in
this way: That they are of the class
that persons pay one and a half and
two dollars to see. The smallness of
the Bijou stage curtails, to a certain
extent, the staging of the perform
ance, and therefore makes it appear
that the scenery is not as magnificent
as that of the higher priced produc-
tons. but it is not so. and it does not
interfere with the action of the play
and the entertainment of the audience.
"Bompopka, the 9th king of Nico-
bar, who is tmpersonated by Stanley
Fetch, has a delightfully."- familiar ap-
pearance to Augustans, and the de-
lightful way IN which he handles his
role excites admiration on the part of
ALL The comedians are exceptionally
clever, and the play as a whole just
simply great"
The next tabloid will be Max Bloom,
in THE Sunny Side of Broadway" an
attraction that holds a local attend
ance record at former popular prices.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
GOOD BILL AT RIJou.

OF the several features on the Bijou
program, 1t would be difficult to pick
the headl1ner, as at least three of the
acts have been featured in most of the
vaudeville houses throughout the coun-
try. The program will include the Lam
bert Brothers, in an interesting posing
and acrobattc act; the Dohertys, in
comedy, singing and talking and dane
ing Baby Zelda, an exceptionally
clever child artist, whose singing,
dancing and representations will be
much enjoyed by patrons of the Bijou,
and finally Dave Wellington, the mimi
table comedy juggler.
As an added feature of the bill, sew
eral special two-reel films have been
selected to open and close each per
Torrance. Matinees are given daily at
o'clock, except Saturday, when two
matinees are given at 2: 80 and 4 O'clock
Nights shows at z: 80 and o'clock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
NORMAN HAcKETIs COMING.

Norman Hackett, the distinguished
young American actor, will open
weeks engagement at the Lyric theater
on Monday, February 3, in his new
play, Satan Sanderson," by Halle Err
mimic Rives, and dramatized by Kirk
Alexander. Satan Sanderson" is the
story of two college men who look
enough alike to be twins The part that
Mr.. Hackett takes is that Of minister
Rev Henry Sanderson. During his col
lege days he was known as the hardest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
WEBER G. FIELDS COMING.

Direct from their new Music Hall in
New York, Weber & Fields and their
own company come to the Atlanta thea
ter with their latest success Tuesday
and Wednesday, February and 5, for
three performances. The fact of this
famous team of comedians touring the
South with their own company has ere
ated an activity in local theatrical cir
cles unheard of in the history of At
lanta.
The piece Mr.. Weber and Mr.. Fields
are presenting this season is an elaboz
rate production of Hockey Pokey,"
new musical comedy written by Edgar
Smith. while A. Baldwin Sloane and f.
Ray Goetz are responsible for the mu-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

of the story and written a play that
fairly breathes the spirit of the West.
The late Henry b. Harris made the
original production of Where the Trail
Divides" for Mr.. Edeson. On presenta-
ton at the Lyric theater, under the
management of Klimt and Gazzolo, for
one week, commencing Monday. with
matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, more elaborate than the origi-
nal scenic production will be used, and
the cast will be one of exceptional
merit.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
BIG GRAND BILL BOOKED.

Much that is very interesting in mod
ern vaudeville will be offered local the
atergoers at the Grand next week. The
Grand has presented a class Of vaude-
vile this season that the most eXacting
reviewers declare to be Of worth while
quality. 1t is also matter of record
that the very same acts that appear in
the Keith theaters in the East and the
Orpheum circuit of the West are seen
on the Grand stage. The seven num-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

Guards" and The Daughter of the Reg
iment," the last being rendered by
Charles Hilliard the clever and artistic
delineator of an alluring octoroon beau
ty, are its song hits. The dancing of
the famous turkey trot" by Raymond
MaXson and Charles Ufer is another
feature, as is an elaborate ensemble
march conceived and staged by James
E. German, stage manager for all Co
han and Harris productions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
Amusement Bills
For All Next Week

ATLANTA-Eddie Foy in "Over q
the River" Monday, Tuesday and q
. Wednesday. Matinee Wednesday. q
George Honey Boy" Evans Min q
strels, Thursday Friday and Sat g
. urday, with Saturday matinee. .
. GRAND-Keith vaudeville all q
week, with Adams & Co, Grace .
. Hazard and Fred Duprez as the .
headliners. Matiness. daily, be- .
. ginning Monday. Q
LYRIC-"Where the Trail Di- Q
. vides," all week, with matinees g
. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. .
FORSYTH-"The Isle of Spice" .
. tabloid musical comedy, all week. Q
Matinees daily, beginning Monday. .
BIJOU-Family vaudeville and .
. motion pictures Matiness daily. Q
. beginning Monday. Q
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

hitter and hardest drlnker of his class.
This is where he received the nickname
Satan, which stuck to him during his
life. 1t was during a drinking bout at
college. when one Of the members Of
his class died, that Satan Sanderson
decides to reform.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25

this act to one who has not seen 1t is a
real problem.
The Askia Three, a Japanese troupe;
Robbie and Dale, comedians, and Cortez
and Florence, in comedy sketch, make
uD the bill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
EDDIE FOY AT ATLANTA

Americas prize laugh maker Eddie
Foy after an absence of dozen or
more years from Atlanta, will be seen
at the Atlanta theater Monday evenig
IN Werba & Luescher's merry musical
farce over the River"
Inc story Of the play relates to the
predicament in which a wealthy man
ABOUT town finds himself after a night
OF )oIlity. He awakens in his own home
10 nnd that while oblivious to his sur
iouhdlngs he has been arrested and
sentenced to thirty days cover the
river" The scene takes place in New
lorK' where the prison is located on
olackWelPs island. The second act
SHOWS the interior of the penitentiary
win Eddie Foy in stripes, and is one
Oh inc most amusing scenes ever de-
signed IN public favor. The third act
SHOWS garden party with everyone in
MeMcan costume to welcome the re-
turn OF the hero, who has written to his
trusting wife that he had been spend
Ing thirty days in Mexico.
unsteady, over the River" is ex-
pe'Ieu TO make big hit with local
'neatergoers, for the many numbers are
sdlu 10 have the appeal of a vivacious
Iny'hm which is highly effective in the
'o'ceS OF a sprightly chorus. Among
'"e lyplcally modern musical numbers
are When There's No Light at ALL"
iue broadway Cabaret" Mexico
ilng Ilng-a-Ling," Chop Stick Rag"
Ne" York Isn't Such Bad Old Town."
he Raggety Man" and MY Tango
Maid"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-25
HONEY BOY" EVANS HERE. TOO.

Buy EVANS HERE, TOO.
n'hstrelsy presented on a mommoth
,0"'e' with marvellous scenic embel-
9''iIleLtS and gorgeous wardrobe, in
NIuelhg sixty versatile performers
o"u d galaxy of varying features, is an
p''o'ue OF what George Honey Boy
'o"S' the luminary of the world of
''''Aiace, promises in his entirely new
amo"' which comes to the Atlanta
thursday Friday and Saturday, with a
saturday matinee.
Inc comedians, yocalists and must
''ohS are disclosed at the opening of
snow seated upon a terraced dais in
.,', mast of a colorful arrangement
"e r Ioral Bower" is the name of this
YYell'hg part which introduces the fol-
~ IaVorites: Interlocutor Vaughn
'"Iort Comedians John King, Sam
Lee Tommy Hyde, Jack Kennedy and
bs 10y 'Iohu Maxson; Singers James Nee
s,- Jlm Doherty, Joseph Gillespie and
'"eIS' Tuneful old time melodies and
:. '@'est popular song hits are among
'e vocal selections rendered. II Want
~ near an Irish Band Play on st.
~ o'r'ehs Day." the song hit of the
lars Frolic. brings this opening to
~ 20 Lightly Guards Reception" is
h. petentious afterpiece and is said to
H.. we pest farcical sketch ever written
b,. 'ne inimitable Honey Boy" It's
IN lyrics and music are from his
Cicero Didimus Jones" is the
L,,. .,'uclature given him as a rousta-
,. 1' udrky, and when later, mainly be-
h 'I'e OF hunger and partly because of a
,c.. VI TWO dollars. he impersonates
,,..,. al Wool Woof," valient African
nary leader, he is said to stir up a
from of mirth. DE Go Lightly
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16

For sale: Two White Wyandotte
Cooks. 50. 90 and So. 90 Six Cooker
ellis, $500 to e5 90 VIM Noyan,
Riverdals ~Phouella,3 rings-adv
To the Rauohers and the lot owners.
The Biggest little thing there is
the Que man stump puller Will have
a sample machine in st Maries in
January Call or write William Stay
st Maries Idaho adv.-t f
You can always buy the letter
grades of Cashmere socks at Neil
sons for 33 Ia per cent less than
elsewhere. Don't forget this when
buying socks. ADV.
AS we have to vacate the building
we are In on Jan 1st. we will take no
pictures after Christmas. Doubleday
and Van Graven-sdv 16 10
Merchants dinner at the st Marles
Cafe Get the habit --adt {
Orpheus White for electric shoe
repairing. Fi.st Street. adv If,
When are you going to have that
picture Of the family takenG You
have heen promising yourself to do
81 for a long time. Some people
walt until Il is too late. Will you
be one of thesef Better see Double
day and Van Craven before Deoem Der
25,as they will take no pictures after
that date. adv 10 10
Nicely furnished light h%ousekeep-
log rooms for rent ALSO M nice
sleeping rOom With a large closet.
Mrs T r Dunson. Phone 209l adv.
Cameo Jewelry IN Pendant, Brace
let's, Brooches Tie Pins at popular
prices Psterson's Jewelry House
st Marys Guild will hold a
Silver tea and Bazaar Friday Dec. 10
from / to 5 p IN at the Guild hall.
looked food and home made caudy
will also be on sale. adv ] {
The Missouri Waffle Cafe retaila
ash and shell ish. adv II
When 10 St. Joe stop at the Com
meroial Hotel. Hot and cold water,
bath. NJ. d. Harris, proprietor-Ad.
Don't forget that we receive fresq
aud she'll nsh every Monday aud
Thursday. Give US a call Old Miss
ouri Cafe. one block from Milwaukee
depot-adv
ask for the Famous Kleansall al
the Guild hall Friday afternoon
adv / {
Plan to get your cooked food a
the Guild hall Friday Dec 10th
adv
For Sale : Two ane young Oheste
White sows. ready for breeding. [
JsrmlnPhonel ll3-ad12l6
The Washington Furniture 90 wi
pay the highest possible price for al
second hand furniture aud stove
Phone I94-adv II
Furnished housekeeping rooms TO
rent Inquire a. the City Bakery
EN- Davis aud Sons are Rivin
away a ESQ. 90 set Of furs Ask aDou
them aud see them-adv II
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16

Buying. selling, aud renting OF
81. Mariss %proneIty. William Stay,
Glenn Downey. Driok. mason and
plasterer Phone 50-Rdv
l am opeu to contract for all kinds
Of Job work by the day or hour.
Also carpenter wlrk and repairing
Phone ll47 VIM Stay ad-tf
Skates %sharneued by electricity.
O'Reilly's Plumbing shop-ad 10 ~
Picures taken any time this week
will be finished go you can get them
for Christmas. Doubleday and Van
Craven. I'D 10 10
Hot tAmales BslIinger & Bowen''ad
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1913-12-16
city in Brief

.ei a. A. shs lio'ei Nornoyle.
O.~u d'Aiene Ado II.
Len.ra Dowuay public s%tenoeraph-
- Uleees UpeWriteis 30 they look
lihe BrN PbOop So adv (
% p .asuss ! rch from II to 2
~ MAiivas Csfs ava tt
wm Macky Of Occur d'Aleue is
whiting at the home of Engineer
McGill for q few days.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
HOTELs

HOTEL WILLIAMS CAFE. Macon.
Ga. opens Saturday. October Now
II you want the best Of everything 70
eat, cooked 10y an experienced cook,
served hy experienced walters, and uu-
der the mana cement Of Mr.. " r. Tuck
er. many years with DUrand's Restau-
rant. Atlanta. who IL widely known az
being the most popular and up-to-dste
steward in the South. come to Hotel
Williams tBemember. toe, IT'S popular
prices
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

-7T5=,- l,I5 100 yc-
housekeeping steam heat. use Of
piano. 55Z Whitehall street. apartment
= Phone Main 1855
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
VAL Papsrlno and Interior Decorating
POULTR Y
Pet and Live Stock
plymouth Rocks.

FOR SALE-One pen Of Thompson
strain Barred Rocks, also a trio sans
for trio. Apply $40 Lee St. or Dion,
614-J West
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CHOP SUEY

ALL KINDS Of American and Chinese
dishes 17ie Alabama street. Hoey
VI. Vow, Mgr.
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FOR RI-%T-Ons furnished front room
IA private family, close in. Price SO
per month Ivy --Z2-J
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BUSINESS GUIDE
7-S--7-.--7-T-<---------I
SEWING NJ achIner

WE RENT new machines vi-I, s-,--,--,,.
set of attachments for 50 new ~ pets
cry. Both phones 1893 Sfrgltp I, esl.v.
Machine Company, 70 WhiteEsI27 ewing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

NICE SET mahogany furniture with
iron bed at % East Alexander street.
BOYS second hand wheel, price SIS 90
First barber chair Leslie's Place, 10
East Alabama street.
FOR SALE -Sideboard good condition,
kitchen stove. well preserved: base
burner fine heater. CAN Ivy 4094-J.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

class new brick stOrerOOm, fine lOca-
ton for business. big territory, in fast
developing section. fine business street:
splendid tile in front Of store, and well
suited for a fine location for milk de-
pot or drug store. Ware 4 Harper 7Z5
Atlanta National Bank Building Main
1908 Atlanta 1868
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

10 WEST CAIN STREET.
NICE ROOMS. refined people / 1857
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

ONLY HOME RECIPE CAKE SHOP
IN ATLANTA BREAD, ROLLS,
CAKES. PIES AS YOU WOULD MAKE
IN YOUR OWN HOME. 129 s. PRYOR
ATI4 PHONE $3.50; BELL PHONE
s4oT-J
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04


ONE m-heated room. close In. hot
and cold water and electric lights.
For Information call Ivy 36i.
GENTLEMEN can get large, nicely FUR
uished room. l4N Forrest avenue,
Apartment 3 Ivy b7s2.
TWO nicely furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. close In 80 Formwslt
street
VERY desirable steam ted room In
apartment, walking distance. IA
West Peachtree; apartment 2.
FOR BENTlEM or refined couple.
furnished room IN beautiful North
Side apartment, references. Phone Ivy
S47-J.
ONE steam heated room. close In, suit
able for one or two gentlemen 25 Por-
ter Place apt. 2. Ivy 1052-J.
NICELY furnished clean rooms FOR
sleeping or housekeeping, close In.
Phone Atlanta ISIS
NEWIY furnished room In private
home cl5 CORTLAND street
ONE furnished or unfuruished North
side fat Ivy 5S24.
NICELY furnished room furnace heat.
connected with private bath, private
private family. "A Forrest avenue. Ivy
ONE nicely furnished front bedroom.
electric lights. steam heated. private
family. close in. Phone Ivy 3S44-J SIS
per month
LARGE front room In College Park:
meals convenient East Point Sill
a DESIRABLE front room, all couven-
fences close in North Side Ivy
5yl&-J
WANTED Roommate for young man.
ali conyenleuees. Ivy sS2S
ONE mru0saed room. steam heat cleo
,au lights. with private family. near
iu Gail Lyy 5t7l-L.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. s. rs
weekly RI Hood st. near Whitehall
ST NJ s.ga-l
To COUPLE. furnished rooms. board /;
with owner West ll2S-L-
NICELY furnished room In private fam
ty, next Co bath, reasonable Apply
Sc crew 81 Phone NJ. liTA-J
FOR RENT-One or two nicely furnish
eli rooms tu couple or gentlemen. fur
mace heat. electric lights, hot and cold
water. nice bath meals can be had next
door l55 Lucille avenue. Phone West
S35
sTEAN-HEATED furnished rooms for
light housekeeping $50 Whitehall
street Mrs Murphy. Apt D
JNF nicely 'uru shed front room. good
location Ivy 1888
Ds.E W Two front rooms 30 Spring
street Phone IVY s205-J
FpE CENT ENaN rergnrf1l room
might boar" an Myrtle street near
Ponce F.Lg.r lNrr.. Also garage
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

FOR EENT-One or two nicely furnish
eli rooms 10 couple or gentlemen fur
mace heat electric lights. hot and cold
water nice bath meals can be had next
door $50 Lucille avenue. Phone West
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
Slate RoofIr1
Stove and Range Rep5frI--

Atlanta Stove Supply ComparE. va
make chimney stacks. wv 4-s'
North Forsyth. N-
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FURNISHED ROOMS for light house
keeping. al convenieuces S05 South
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UHFURNIsHEO ROOMS FOR RENT.
THREE connecting rooms. all couve-
E.euCes, no children wanted cheap,
ST. 3s5 Simpson
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

ONE furnished room. steam heat cleo
tar lights with private family. near
5u Cal LgE .tTI-L.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04

FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. s. rs
weekly 81 Hood ST. near Whitehall
ST AZ ...N-I
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Contracting and Building.
Cotton Warehouse.

PLACE Your orders for brands now
Get upstairs price on brands. All
work is guaranteed. Harwen Rubber
stamp Company. 23IA South Broad
street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-04
Shoe REPAIRING
SIGNS

Work called for and darfr-.-lT-Ata pairing
Edgewood avenue. Atlanta 1f5- Is
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RusINEss GUIDE.
Carpet and Rug Cleaning, Repairing.

Is YEARS experience in cleaning, FUR
niture repairing lack Harris, 2SS
Piedmont avenue Ivy 2060-L
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FURNISHED Rooms ron RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOB REM.
TWO OR THREE furnished rOOms FOR
housekeeping, steam heat. use Of
piano. S5Z Whitehall street apartment
. Phone Main 1885
FOR RENT-Ons furnished front room
IA private family. close in Price so
per month. Ivy 17z3-J
FURNISHED ROOMS for light house
keeping. al convenIences. 205 South
Pryor
10 WEST CAIN STREET.
NICE ROOMS. refined people. / 49,,
UuFURNIsHEO ROOMS FoR RENT.
THREE connecting rooms. all couve-
E-euges, no children wanted, cheap,
ST. Ss5 Simpson,
TWO connecting rooms. sink. pantry
private entrance Ivy lssf-I-
FOR RENT-TO couple without chill
creD. four rooms and bath, steam
heated Apartment; every convenience.
reasonable References required. Call
Ivy l7ls-J
LARGE front room for couple OF gen
uemen. - East Ninth. Ivy 7s70-J.
ROOMS for rent. No. 33I CORTLAND
street. and store, 40. 1873 Peters street
FOR RENT-First floor two rooms with
htchenette at Sss Whitehall street.
THREE connecting housekeeping
rooms. private entrance; sink. hOt wa
ter owner 70 Glenn street
DISIEA BILE rooms for light house
keeping in Decatur. on car line; all
convenience. TO children IS Howard
avenue, Decatur
THREE newly tinted connecting rooms;
hot water sink, separate gas 597 5.
Pryor
UNFINISHED downstairs. private
home. couple without children. In
man Park Ivy 4572-J.
FOR RENT Three uufurnished rooms
with all cOnvenisnCes, cheap. hid
Spring street.
FOR EE$T Four connecting second
floor rooms with private bath. 27f
East Pine 81.
TWO uufuruiahed housekeeping rooms
with hot bath. 81 week 4O5 Spring
street
FOR RENT-Three connecting rooms at
2Gy Grant street
ENTIRE secuEd floor, four rooms,
bath. gas and water. Ivy 1877. 291
Crew
ONE large room. with kltcheuette and
all modern conveniences Price very
reasonable. ISL Forrest avenue
THREE connecting rooms; convenient
2s4 Highland avenue. Ivy 3s63-J
THREE large connecting rooms. $40
40 PAVILION .reet
FOUR nice connecting ROOMS with pri-
vate bath for $3.50. 635 Washington
street
FOR REN--ThTee rooms for house
keeping; second floor, sink I'm kitchen;
bath on same floor, also front and back
porch 4Gl Capitol Ave
TWO large rooms and kitchenette. new
~ tinted. for housekeeping SO Cor
don St Phone West 3S5-L.
450 pEACHTREFs- rooms, kitchen
elite and bath for rent to couple with
out children. References. Telephone
Ivy 1922
ONE clean room, Sc per month with
owner Gas. bath Ivy 6l0G
THREE connecting rooms. private bath.
for sl2 80. 81 Pulham Main 4S75 J.
TWO unfinished connecting rooms for
light housekeeping modern convent
euces. 1876 East Georgia avenue.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1913-10-09

Topeka, Oct. 4-Democrats about
the state house are good deal puz-
zled at the reported comments by
Congressman George A. Medley up
on the announcement by Henderson
Martin that he would not he a can
didate for the Senate.
A Hutchinson correspondent of
Topeka newspaper quoted Neeley
as asserting that it was apparent that
Martins withdrawal was the result
of q deal by which Governor
Hodges expected to secure his own
candidacy for the senate, while Maj.
w. l.. Brown, of Klngman, former
speaker of the house and chairman
of the board of corrections, should
inheril the nomination for governor,
While none of the local democrats
doubt that Medley has been correct
ly quoted, some of them have con-
cluded that he has "gone off the
reservation"
81 don't see what Medley expects
to accomplish by antagonlzing the
administration at this stage of the
game" said one man, who holds a
position by appointment of Govern
or Hodges. "He has either been
incorrectly reported or else he has
lost his head"
"The administration democrats
are not mixing up in the senatorial
game. Mr.. Martin has withdrawn
from an uncertain race simply to
hold position that is congenial to
him and in many respects even more
desirable than the senatorship.
Governor Hodges has declared tc
his friends that he will not run fol-
the senate. He expects to stand
for reelection.
"But even if this were not the
case Congressman Medley is borrow.
ing trouble. 1t is too soon to star
any unnecessary differences. That