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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-16
]. P. MORGAN'S WILL
IS SOON TO Be FILED
Speculation Is Still Rife as to
Extent of Bankers
Fortune.
By international News Service.

BY international News Service
NEW YORK, April 15.-J. p. Morgan's
viii: disposing not only OF his great for
tune. but OF the finest private art COL
lection in the world, will be filed in a
few days, and there Is much speculation
as to its contents.
The following statements were OBJ
tanned today by the International News
Service from responsible sources:
THE capital owned and employed by
the iirn ot ]. p. Morgan g. Co, In the
>conouct OF It's business was smaller than
the capital OF two or three other inter
put at less than S3o.pOO,ooo.
in his pu,,lT;1.i u,,T asiseta OF art that lat
imPeytan.s'an's or the late John E
firm sM4 asssrsS 81 $ q mssssfAs mSssssfsies ( IN ,bo
I stocSsl KS, wcie nyt for The :; or Nor
ltsiSa but Ieirefsnted Investmman,s ttiTm,s own
firm clened up e..,
xiv as rsibIe. distTiRh ditR notation
TO particpnts ana ndEtl1euted EaIsuted the
capital pqnid faSpi form wh ITS own
Extent OF Morgan.
even plose Who S fortune Is
ssosSsses o,,sse 'ne subject w. among
IS.oSo, Ssrprised p p
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|]tct of the Gang.

assumed by Anderson that ,hc oh
y the gang is to hold Nf,,t;r
ynl until Anderson agrees not 10
'eae theIn' when they will notify
""re Martin may be found md
"'uerSoh goes 10 the revealed ad
!" VIII find his friend alone and
eahs or for parts unlsnovn Andnr-
absolutely resolved not TO aerec
sn plan and seeing confident that
- Nund up the entire hunc,, ,,d
place mo iio'''e III
polie' later in the dsv ,oco,yos e.
n 'sadins them to believe the
ha ~" AZ Brazilian. with whom
1t :" appointment on the night
,o,s ycdrance, Is none other than
"owh rs Baby Ruth" who
"s't clubs and who had trou,
H"ou' month She Is tho uo,,ar =
LON tn .h Martin n, the Astor
,ntos n'shi before he disappeared.
Isf-.o, was brought to the
NIL po",e station by a west end
Il M,r.,r Seafd two negroes talking
{ea,a Use In the bar OF the Bel
I,s, hs,na One OF them remarked s that tha,
onble ana H n2, got herselr into lot
be police would nshe was very care
interna tlsnsi her.
no tnst on sass ssss RutrSf Sas Service Service
tomorrow and ! sailing for New
rin fail into 80 4 is phspable thai
Y she Is able 10 snuds san OK the police
Is Threaened Y
Ptain Prior, os @, =,
y. has reei,AN ne last who sav
mous peson snfate from ar
per OF tlr gang. pescd TO be ~
any NOR fnterss, 'syng that n lM
or Marh he tinn The disappeaI y
he camunSssa, eeot with fo'A,,,
NelviileMcNa,SStH khis letter "
pal instigatlo pp CHIEF OF ,hnb
fardwho Ioaepzftnient. Scof :
esscsS to sSstsiy ssss s apppoIn,,Iei pc 3
this Is eysss:.d =. By tho te,ei
8per statingS tot a Loulr
a;@asa ;na signed ss.1an Msn,,n
ke pos,n5su ssat I ssas} 81 ~ VI
q eS Tia; !; ,ea ana fSSSssi
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Specie Cubic 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable TO The Tribunc.
ROME, April 10 @ d.
information as to the poJ
dition has reached the
world during the past
there has been no ineident
to indicate that any
change has occurred duriI1
time. The pope's physici
not expected TO leave the
as customary, until atter 4
bulletin Of the day, which;
pected about $50 or Z o'cl'
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ROOSEVELT ENJOYS
A CHEAP LUNCHEON

NEW YORK. April 15--One cup OF
bean soup. cent: one egg sandwich. /
cent: total. . centsj
Such WAS Theodore Roosevelt's lunch
and its COSY today. II was bought Izr@<
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POLICY is ANNOUNCED
AS TO POSTMASTEHS
Burleson Says Efficient Ser
wants Will Serve Out
Their Terms.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Postmas-
ter General Burleson announced todny
that il was the administration IS policy
to continue all Republican postmasters
now in office TO the end of their terms,
provided no charges were sustained
against their efficiency. The policy
applies to all classes Of postmasters.
"My department will be run on busi-
ness lines and not by politics. said
Mr.. Burleson in explaining the new
policy. He declared that there might
be some removals, but he believed that
the majority of the postmasters were
efficient and would not be disturbed.
'.There will have 70 be specific
charges of inefhciency, however, before
anyone will be removed he an
nounced.
Mr.. Burleson said the decision had
been reached after conferences with
President Wilson, who favors the merit
system.
At present a plan is being worked
out for securing efficiency under the
civil service, fourth class poStmasters
having been placed under that lurisdie-
tion on an executive order by Mr.. TAFT.
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Couserva+,w

Lannzs 'AN,A. IA. April 15,-An,ssed.
was eiec,oSa ,ata leader Of the SHntonio ono Go,
house OF ranr tonight presIdeUnn, dUnser0a
ssersonaI &c eonfersnc,n fftee5ion was he rss1 sn
,er, ,er,sident-e'ect M "a night
49,. the respec cnd c.
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DEG, - TUK STHWELL7
DGCLARED NOT GUILTY

s,,,., ALsANY. N. Y. Ap1tI7,z So.
9uwen. Democratic 0-tepnen j.
iork city was dec, sna'or from New
official niscond,o. Jared not .xssszA -
leagues. "uae' BY = ra tepish.
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Anticipate Attack.

LA LOuVIERE. Belgium. April Is
street ears running to the suburbs to-
Iday TO guard them against a possSLs at
lack by strikers. All the other sSrset car
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pird Days Work.

,soner's deaf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WRITE MOVING PICTURE PLAYS.
$50 each aH or spare time, no expert
ence nor "arrespondsuce course De
tails free Atlas Publishing Co, g.
Cincinnati, ohio
| WANTED ladies', earn tI2 weekly
making belts at home, no Cauvasslng
iUClose stamped self addressed enye-
lore santa Mfg Co. Cedar Rapids,
/ Iowa
WANTED Ladies make shields at
90 reliable women. particulars FOR
stamped addressed envelope Eureka
Co, Dept l07-C. Kalamazoo Mich.
LADIES To make shields at home; $50
per 100 ordinary plain sewing can
make four an hour, material furnished
work sent prepaid. Send stamped ad-
dressed envelope FOR particulars Para
gon supply Co, F. 334 Myrtle avenue,
Kansas city, No.
WANTED TO travel. three girls 70
cts address George Ierahides,
STYISHLY trimmed hats. SO 10 S. We
work over old material. Mlss Ptckard
6I5 Grand Opera Building
WANTED Young women ana girls Ie.
string attractive positions. Welfare OF
operators and clerks closely supervised
bF he company, their conduct on the
promises carefully guarded by matron.
women supervisors and chief operator,
'lrInY and operating rooms short train
ing course for those inexperienced: sal
arV paid while lsarniuR Salary in
creased upon being transferred TO oper-
fcient Increased as they become
worthy, with opportunities for ultimate
advancement to s75 per month. Refer
snceG proving the standing Of the appli-
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room and comfortable retiring rooms
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THE SANI.MASSEUk-
SITUATIONS WANTEo--MALe.
SPECIAL RATES for sttua-
ton Wanted ads: 3 lines time,
Inc. 8 times 2nc. Z times Aln


toc; 3 times. COO 7 times 4oo.
fD-Reiiable colored chauffeur
wants position at once; willing work
ers good references. II. r, care Geor-
gian
EXPERIENCED painter wants regular
work, inside or out Address p O.
Box s45, East Point, Ga
WANTED-Position as book
keeper by gentleman with six
years experience. Can give ref
erepces. Address b. G., Box 400,
care Georgian.
WANTED Position with some reliable
firm, have had u years experience in
mercantile business. have A references
from leading wholesale houses and
banks OF the State, nothing hut a gilt
edge proposition will be considered A
+, care Georgian
EXPERIENCED dairy and farmland.
good mixer, desires position best OF
references furnished II wanted Ad-
dress A. u. c., r. F.. %. No 8 Hox li9.
Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED-By Young man Of 81 years
Of age, honest position; no bad habits;
street
WANTED Experienced shoe salesman
desires position at once, permanent,
but would take temporary place with
-, sa'7i y, SaI'shdh BOX NO care
~ S'aii
STENOGRAPHER and office assistant
Of highest character and ability de
sires position with hrst-class concern.
MI emp'oSed' nut could begin on short
u"tlSt. -. BOX SSs' Auahta
WANTED Young man, bookkeeper,
four years experience, wants 10 make
, change a once, good references, good
EeHuLan AauIess NJ BOX az care
a ,y san.
" ~ ! ~ toslLon ny chauuenr, eN-
feI'eiVtu Wtghdilr, lhaheS own re-
PaIrs Nohhs man does not smoke, chew
or 9rlnN tGst references Address ],
,,. 80 : al
~ ~ Hy locomotive engineer, po-
sIlnh WIN saMmNl rock quarry sugar
tnul may operate locomotive. Address
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

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~ PSI,ioii as steam
] L ~ "a Ia ~, 80 ESQ -
] -. - y ~ : ,Is,-I 5 "a u,
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/ IN hlgh-cla engine, machine or gen
| eiaI Topping work 80 years experience;
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AGENTS SnappleSt household line on
earth. Red hot sellers. steady repeat
ef- over loo different articles Goods
guaranteed, 100 pyr cent prpht Write
lulch Hurry v NJ Feltman, Sales
Ndnager Sosl sycamore street, Cincin-
Uall ONO
WANTED Ten old line sewing ma
=, chine salesmen by December C. 1918
No hoosr lighters wanted Address
Sunoard sewing Machine COMPANY "
, cooper manager - Bedford place
Atlanta
WANTED Cigar statesmen to carry iirs
Of cigars on ths road fiNO psr
month and expsnseS FNpsrisrrn Tot
NECESSARY Continental cigar Company.
NleNliA, mans.
AGENTS Big money. Withheld ~ Mis-
sissippi. saws Sold "a in To- Avs
profit Sos 90 Others doing as vel
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Premier Carrier of the South.
Arrival and Departure Passenger Trains,
Atlanta.
The following schedule ngures are
published only as information and are
not guaranteed
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PEACHTRFF I'M

MODERN family and transient hotel;
steam heat Fifty rooms with bath
Large closets in every room European
and American plans. Centrally located
1871 Peachtree street Phone Ivy sl29.,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TWO ROOMS, single or en- suite. with
private bath IN private family in In
man Park Can be had by couple or
young men wishing absolutely first-class
board. References. Can Ivy 1891
BoARnERs wanted for nice front room
100 Capitol Ave,
TWO delightful bright sunny front
rooms. steam heat, private bath. sin
gle room table board refined home.
best location, Ivy 1851
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HELP WANTEo-FEMALE.

wANTEb- Middle aged, experiencsd
white nurse Graduate not necessary
Npply 1864 peKslb avenue
BRIGHT well educated elrls 10 qualify
IN 20 days Tor high sslsried positions
absolutely free, model office oliver
typewriter Agency, s. Auburn Ivy
AlbI.
WANrEp-A nurse to care Tor two
small children and sleep in house
SSA Central Ave
WANTED Experienced hand girl io'
tailoring Apply ! pr'es fourth floor
Atlanta Trust bldg
WANTED Reliable woman to cook for
small family Apply with references,
go Waverly way
ANTED-Colored or white girl In
family o. three aud To stay on prem
ises Mrs NJ Weinberg $50 East Gcor-
ris avenue can between s and 10 IN
he morning and after 2 Ia The even.
ms
GIRLS WANTED. II to 20 years
of age Good pay. Steady
work. National Paper Co, Simp.
son street and southern Ry
WANTED A good cook, also neat
maid Apply At ISIS Washington street
WANTED Middle,sEcd colored woman
TO- do Washing and help with house
work half ot each day 251 Lee street
/ WANTED Nurse Well recommended
Appl l9l Piedmont avenue
$ 50 fER DAY Maid one lady IN each
town 90 distribute free circulars Tor
/ concentrated fsvoring In tubes pertua
nent position. r. r Barr Co. chicago
| WANTED R~lablc. experienced cook
3 Small family References required
/ 90 Sinclair avenue. Iumsr Park
I LADY 'o take orders and advertise
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GEORGIAN WANT ADS
READ FOR PROFIT
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTEE

NuaMTEH
WAN ~,
| WhNTET-Ageuts Get The .;ng
! righ' Of the QIIkWokk. More than
l 10000 ss'lahed customer one or our
{ old aEen's ln Missouri sold ten cleaners
/ IN ore day 20 farmers 20 - the popula :
/ price Get our factory price and start
a business OF your own Best maschine
[ for The money ever made O'Neill-
James Company, S3i West Madison
street. chicago, III
/ VACUUM CLEANER MEN
advertising offer ever made Direct
! from manufacturer Agents making
300 week specla! prices Panama
! company. Calumet Buildlng, chicago
/ WANTED Agents Necktie proposition
for holiday trade Beautiful premium
to each customer Ladies or gentlemen
mas Duift tree 70 workers lie hrst
IN your neighborhgod wilson Manufac-
turing company, lancaster, ONO.
WANTED ARents yast nocket c,ssr
lighter lowest price highest auaiiiv;
fsstesf seller. sample l5S; psrticnjaPs
- AG5ress %utrev Bo4 TX CmShS
49,, 90 ''
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Wan ED-saiesmen TO sell our 1874
line OF calendars, fans, leather, pen h.
els and other advertising novelties:
beginning January !. Sell the year
around Exclusive territory Liberal
comm ."ns Model Calendar Co, Dept
i0i, SautH rcnut Ind
WANIED-Ageuts, 7fty cents On
quantities. buys fun size compressed
air clothes washer. weighs only 2
pounds. women grab IL al 81 So 200
per cent proht, thoroughly cleans tub
OF CONES III three minutes, waShaay
no longer dreoOed Mrs. Narrlck
earned 800 hrst three weeks. Ii-yeai-
Old boy IN Kansas made 500 80 outs!de
81 school hours during september, send
comfy right wendell Washer Co., rs
oak S. Lslpslc, Ohio.
,,,-.,,rT-y, r. =. - - 49,, g.,
~, ~, f+ss sannis arS PC sbo o yo'' 10
e ~ ssS Sa, IN 80 Sho w., you LGw
g. Mig. Co, Warren st., New York,
~ .55TE,T,--fi 9oo 57f5f-TY 5'IsIJ-NJ4f5F-
"a w ~ IN 80 l.,
- ,'s 66n -, "a ~ - ~ i,'s
" IN $500 " $50 -. ~ ~, ta.iiS.'s
4 gG6 n.T nan mar cStIrtN torsiaG q
farmer, DID 5000 IN "a days. schleich
e., q minister $3.50 trst twelve hours
after appointment Ten inexperienced
men divided $4,000 within IS months.
Agents amazed Think what this in n,
yenti0n does Gives every home a
bathroom with hot and cold running
water for $3.50 AboIishes plDmbine
waterworts Self heating. No wonder
Har' sold IS In three hours s. 900 al
together Isodewick Il fret dav credit
EEESu N8.ue low IhVesI ga le- IoSlaI
~ ~ NC.Nsise 80 80 400 NsVHrts ph.tt
ar.,0' ny leans 20 6h. more ioF
~. Atirn IiS' So'' ool~ @'lsn hiuS''
p'eao, ono
WANTED-AEents salary or commits
sion. greatest seller yet, every user
per per cent profit one agents sales $500
IN six days, another $@2 in two hours
Monroe Mig. Co. A-l4-. lacrosse. WIS
WANTED Agents Won hava hoe,
looking Tor something to sell TO colored
terlng heaven Home supply Co. jack
son, miss
WANTED-Agents are coming money
selling our big l0c Packages OF 20 AS
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMALE
SPECIAL RATES for sltus


ton Wanted ads: 3 lines time,
loc; 3 tines zoe; ] times, 4Oc.
WANTED-Weil educated, long expert
euced stenographer, must have work;
Will accept S35 per month with reason
able hours. Phone Ivy 1850.
WANTED Position as housekeeper,
widow with one little girl; references
given. r. f.. Box 6, care Georgian.
WANTED-Position as working house
keeper with private family or small
motel, city or country preferred no in
cumbrance. Address c, d, Box u. care
Georgian.
WANTED-Young lady stenographer
desires position Immediately. Call
Main +s23-L.
WANTED-By reliable colored woman,
cook place In small family. Address
"a Horton street.
WANTED-Position by coIored woma n
to wash and iron on lot, or any pressin z
work. Roberta Duffy, 256 Garibaldi St
WANTED-Position as managing
housekeeper in refined home by re-
fined middle-aged lady Mrs B. Box
90 care Georgian.
WANTED Position by colored woman
as trst-class cook, nurse or maid Can
furnish references Address 20 Daniel
street.
WANTED Situation as cook or maid or
will DO both in small family. Address
Cook, so Electric avenue.
WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by
Young lady, understand shorthand and
ypewriting also. Address Postoffice
Box $50, Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED neat colored girl, posi-
ton as nurse or maid. Address
Amey, 1885 Z Baker ST.
A YOUNG lady who loves old people
desires a position as companion to
an old lady A Baptist home preferred
Address 7, Box s, care Atlanta Geor-
giau.
WANTED Position by frst-class col
ored woman as cook, am a citizen.
Address Belle Hamilton, 3Sg Piedmont
WANTED Position by experienced COZ
ored woman az laundress or maid
Address Annie Holmes, rear 1873 Court
land
WANTED MIDDLE aged lady wishes no
sltion as institutional worker or gov
erning housekeeper Atlanta phone
5S46-F.
WANTED Position as nurse 10 invalid
or old lady. Do not object To travel.
Ivy 32S1-J.
WANTED colored woman. a place
as cook in a small family. Can give
reference. 1856 jackson place. J. A. ".
WANTED-By German woman, position
as frst-class cook in small family.
Address Box 1917, care Georgian
ternity cases a specially, can furnish
the best Of references can Ivy 4974-J.
ADDRESS NJ 225 West Peachtree.
WANTED Position as cook or maid.
IN small family. 1871 Gilmer street
Missouri Young
WANTED Position as nurse for infant
by competent white nurse Address
Box 65i, care Georgian
WANTED Young lady stenographer.
with experience. desires positton can
furnish good references. Miss G M,
Atlanta phone 1874.
ANTEp-Cases to nurse. by expe-
rienced sick nurse Maternity a spe-
gialtY. Best Of references. Reasonable
rates. Ivy S0SS or Ivy 7S0I-l
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DRESSMAkING - DRESsMAkER
WANT Eds Sewing 10 do bv the da,yl';;
price I.25. c. V Lewis, % Henry
st, Atlanta, ca.
PLAIN and fancy drassma King and tai.
loring satisfaction guaranteed, l0l
Capitol avenue. Main S4S4-J
WANTED Sewing and dressmaking;
81 rs per day; flrst-class work Dress
maker, 374 Hunter street,
DRESSMAKING evening gowns. ladies'
tailoring and altering Mrs NJ c.
Dickinson, "a Puliam street. Main
f0SS-t.
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HELP AND FEE.
MALE

~~~--S-~-s---~ss-=~--e~s-
LET rs ASSIST you in securing high
class position Send 25c for fun par
tlculars Commercial Business Agency,
Box 637, Atlanta.
WILL PAY RELIABLE MAN OR
WOMAN sl2 80 10 distribute 100 FREE
packages Perfumed Borax Soap Powder
among friends No money required
u D. WA I'd COMPANY. 2t6 Institute
Place Chicago
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WRITE M0NfNG PICTURE PLAYS.
$50 each an or spare time, no expert
enCe nor "arrespondeuce course. De
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Cincinnati. Ohio
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MEN AND WOMEN Just coin money
selling our rapid VACUUM WASHER
Al A,bO. NEW, nothing Ike H. They
SSN Don't delay. write TO-DAY Ter
ritury and sample free To hustlers. Box
2l7-F, Madison, Ga
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Classified Adver.
Using Rates;

No advertisements taken for i,,.
man the cost Of two lines 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

Yrs, shave Toe, hsir cut loo. massage
lbc, at ~ Marietta, 4 Il. Mitchell, rs
Edgawood, 80 Whitehall. 50 Ivy White
wotRmen Clean linen Baths tSc,
y E,S We teach the barber trade and
give position In our chain Of shops ~
good wages, Tor $50 Atlanta BARBER Col
leEs. 10 70 Mitchell street Atlanta. Ca
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Al trains run daily Central time
CITY Ticket Office No l Pssehtree 81.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MARRY Gr md a friend send for lat
est list loo Hub Correspondence
club. EewtDnvllIs, Mass
MARRY Many rich. congenis and
anxious for comps mons. interesting
P3rirularr and photos free The Mes
sengcr Jacksonville Fla
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DANCING

PROFESSOR MNHnER's Privs te
Dancing School. 39l Peachtree street
Phone Ivy G7 Private and class les
Sons children and adults
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT.

NICELY furnished room; close in; for
two young men; reasonable. Main
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-21

WANTED Reliable colored chauffeur
wants position AT once; willing work
ers good references II. r. care Geor-
gan.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST November 10, gold pear sun,
burst diamond center. reward Mrs
Lyon. Cham ber'in } ohusOu Suit Dept
Can Main 2lSs- L.
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UNTE block from Peachtree, nice
llAI'i ly furnished rooms, all con
veniences; walking distance. 10 and q
West Cain wv $3.50
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REBELS OFFER TO
SELL ALLEGIANCE
TO MADERO AGAIN

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 2S.-An offer to
purchase peace in the state Of Guer-
zero was put up to the government to-
day by Lieutenant Rduillo, leader OF
the insurgents in that state. In a mes
sage to the war minister he said his
men would lay down their arms If the
government would purchase their weap-
ons and pay for stoppage of HOSTILE
ties. The rebels are burning bridges in
the southern part OF the state of Mex
leo. and many trains are being held up
Several earthquake shocks were re.
ported from various sections of the re-
public today. Scientists here attribute
the disturbances to the activity of the
volcano Mount Colima.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-28
GEN. EVANS VOICE
NEEDS OF POSTS AT
CITIES ALONG COAST

Brigadier General r. X. Evans, COM
handing the Department of the Gulf,
and his aid, Lieutenant Albert S. ].
Tucker, leave today on an inspec-
tion of Fort Morgan, at Mobile; Forts
Jackson and St. Thomas, at New Or
leans, and Fort Crockett. at Galveston,
all coast artillery posts. The trip will
be significant in that it will doubtless
bring about some recommendations on
the part of General Evans that they be
strengthened materially to be fit in case
of war.
AS q matter of fact however Gen
eral Evans is not so much concerned
about the coast artillery as he is about
the numerical strength of the army. He
has contended all along that the mobile
army is painfully weak, but that with
some added strength it would be an
ideal auxiliary for the coast defenses.
General Evans viii ask for the re-
ports Of artillery officers on equip
ment, needs and work done since the
last report. This information he will
General Evans said 1000, 900 should be
expended to protect Brunswick and
varying amounts are needed for Sa-
vannah, Wilmington, Norfolk and other
seacoast ports. The Importance Of the
posts to be visited lies in the fact that
they protect the approaches to Mobile,
Galveston and New Orleans.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-28
AGED MAN REMOVED
TO DAUGHTERS HOME

]. r. Seggars, the aged man who was
taken i'll in the Terminal station last
Tuesday and has been at the point of
death in Grady hospital, recovered suf-
ficiently to be removed to the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Ada Padgett, at
Rockmart, Ga.
When Mr. Sugars was stricken he
lost control Of his voice and was unable
to furnish the names and addresses Of
his relatives. Through the efforts of
Mrs, Payne, matron at the station, his
daughter was located and arrived in
Atlanta yesterday. She was informed
that there was but slight hope of her
fathers recovery. He rallied sufficient
ly this morning. however, to be re-
moved to her home.