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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-TWo lots near Grant Park;
10 trade for cottage. Christian, NJ.
THEEEROOM house or River car line,
81 100. SIS month 70 cash pay
ments John Carey, Wnitehan street.
FOR SALE-By owner. new hve- room
bungalow. gas, water and electric
lights: OF Crerted street, IN one-half
block OF new city school Price So
$50 Terms Phone Ivy 1919.
SIN ROOM bungalow stone front. north
side, slX-room house West End; store
ana six room house. Lnman Park; all on
easy terms. sjx-room house. acre Of
ground, College Park. like rent. lots and
houses al parts OF the city. United
Building Co, 1901 23-4 Temple Court
Bldg N 41SH
ron SALE-by owner, new srS4roon
house In South Kirkwcud. in beauu-
fll grove; easy terms. c, w s, No
9ts Austell building Phone Main Z24S
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Ex-
CHANGE.
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES and build
ing lots IN College Park. the most de-
sirable suburb Of Atlanta. see c.
McCrory.
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FARMS FOR SALE

car line. we have 20-acre subdivision
tract attractive proposition See us at
once.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03

STONE MOUNTAIN car line. two miles
from Decatur, we have a handsome
52-acre farm with improvements. This
is a prime bargain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
CENTRAL AUCTION
COMPANY.
~ East Mitchell st.

CENTRAL AUCTION CO. ~ F. Mitch
ell St, buys and sells everything
Regular auction Tuesday and Friday
Bel phones Main 2f24
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SAI.E-0ne large heater. good as
new; also one good gas stove. Call
Ivy 1901
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DIR. S. r. WEST
SPECIALIST

GENITo-URINARY. SKIN and CHEON-
&c DISEASES. 1861 WHITEHALL.
MAIN 42I6.
ATLANTA OPTICAL co.
BRING us your oculist's prescription.
That is our specially li2 Peachtree
street.
A. p. DOYLE, please write Nette.
a GUARANTEED correct count Of At
lanta Journals circle contest for soc.
Robert l., Aycock. 81 South Pryor
street. Atlanta, Ca
MUSIC LOVERS Send for new inter-
neZzo Prairie Queen catchy two
step 25c John Hawk, care n Lindal,
Power. N Oak.
SEXOlD-A marvellous cure for weak
ness in mems restores lost powers;
price 81, money refunded If IL fails. Ad-
dress Or. T Pierce. San Francisco. Cal
BE DETECTIVES-B pay; easy
work. travel; wonderful opportuni-
ties; experience unnecessary. Write HI
deity Secret Service. Dept 3, Wheel
Ing, w. Va
LADIES SandersOn's Cotton Root Pills,
safe and sure cure for delayed periods.
Price Sc: money refunded if II fails.
Or. T Price San Francisco, Cal
CHARM Fascinated Try our scientific
system Of bust development. New,
inexpensive, guaranteed The Eber Sys-
TEN Dept s, Powers Bldg, Rochester.
n. Y
W. NJ cox cleans all kinds OF carpets.
rugs specially Ivy 1881, Atlanta
1913. l45 Auburn Ave
HOME for motherless children; not de-
pendent; highest references. Address
J., Box 500 care Georgian.
ATLANTA DOLL HOSPITAL-Dou
mended, all parts furnished. 10
Luckie street.
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5 PER CENT PAID
BY BANK OF EAST POINT
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
We pay registration fee on all money
sent by mail
All deposits are insured.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-03
Typewrlters for Rent.

YES, we rent practica1S brand new.
splendid Oliver Visible Typewriters,
three months only $500, and apply on
purchase Easy Terms. Expert Ste
nographers furnished on short notice
OLIVER TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
81 AIrRITRN AVE
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

7 WILL PAY cash for good North Side
lot Must be bargain. Give location
and price B, Box 647. care Georgian.
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UmbreiIas-..-Nhol.sal and RetaIi-

= r o. .. ~ roe s,e Sno Hetsll;
UMBRELLAS M TTy r. bstyi l9r
Bile handles. An prices. No charge for
repairs. Phone Main 374S Taylor I'm
brella Company, 1854 Whitehall
THE READING OF WANT ADS in
Hearsts Sunday American and At
lanta Georgian means money to you.
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CASSIMERS- RARGAINS.


Short ends and odd pieces.
Cau or write for samples
ATLANTA WOODEN MILLS
TYPEWRITER for sale cheap, IN splen-
did working condition. Ivy S0lS
Five FOOT galvanized iron bath tub.
good condition, So, substantial ldtche1
tab e. $50. two separate sanitary cots,
81, RIssVlls carpet sweeper. 75c. Call
Ivy 5S+2-J. li7 CORTLAND St
FOR SALE-Win sacrifice well tailored
Prince Albert suit and Knox silk hat,
also overcoat Phone Ivy 7S0l-L.
FOR SALE-One Radiant Air Blast
heater, one folding bed cheap j. G.
Shir ey, sos Marietta st
FOR SALE Radiant Home base burner.
cheap. The White Dental Rooms,
1904 Whitehall street. corner Mitchell.
FOR SALE store fixtures and small
stock of ladies' ready to-wear gar
mcnts and millinery, long lease on the
best stand IN town, well established
trade, terms n secured. Address W. e.
Ford. LaGrauge, Ga,
FOR SALE laurel base burner stove
used two months, viii sell cheap.
Phone Main 26lg. as Cherokee avenue.
FOR SALE-B Baby bed tbrass) and mat
tress practically new, also baby car
riage, good shape, bargain. Address j..
Box 66G, care Georgian.
FOR sALE-une Burroughs electric
eAAettiA tfl''. 'lttlt A'ii tlit-Adtl prize
Address 900 Highland Ave. city.
FOR SALE-Cbeap. one Shetland pony
and saddle. slI Seahoard avenue or
cal Matthew'S, Ivy lS04
OSTRICH toatuerS curled while YOU
wait ISIS West Peachtrce Ivy 7S2S.
FOR SALE-Fuur clothing cabinets,
made % oak. original cost SJSa. in use
less than four months. viii take $500
for quick sale Address y. F., Box $50.
care Georgian
RUBBER STAMPS, seals. stencils, house
numbers Write for Catalog Ben
netts, 25 s. Broad
] 0oo ARMY tents. 1S-ounce duck:
slightly used, 81 sizes. Call or write
2s5 South Pryor street Main 254S-L.
PREY ENI the loss OF your linen Use
Dixie iudclhle stamping outfit Price
Sec pixie cal and Stamp Co, 7SI
| North Broad Main 1871
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
DISTRICT BUDGET
RAISED $885,355,
GOES TO SENATE
Haf-and-HaIf Principle Upheld
When Favorable Report Is
Ordered.
CONTINUED from First Page.l

NNoHllHueu from FIRST Hdge.t
paying for paving and resurfacins
streets In the District by assessing one.
half the cost OF the same upon the
abutting property, instead of paying
the whole cost from the general fund,
as has been the practice under the
organic act. We believe this change
would be unjust to the small property
owners in the city of Washington and
fayor the continuance of the plan here
tofore followed
1t Is claimed that the plan of paying
Tor such work by assessing part of the
cost upon the abutting poperty was
given thorough trial in the District
during. the reign of the board of pub
lie works, and after a searching inves-
ugation Of District affairs by a Joint
Select committee OF Congress, lasting
several months, il was found II hal
wrought SO much disaster and injus-
uce upon the small property holders,
and so many inequalities upon all class
es OF property, that II was discorded
and the plan now in vogue of paying
for the same out OF the general fund
was substituted therefor
After most careful consideration.
your committee recommends a con-
tincanoe of the plan for paying for
such improvements which has been
tolowed since the enactment of the or
elnic act.
The items of increase and decrease in
the amounts of the House bill recon-
mended by the committee are as fol-
lows:
The Washington times., 1913-02-14

market. the water frontage on Po-
tomsc river front lying south of Water
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The telephone company is required TO
maintain phones in the residences Of
the superintendent OF the water depart
ment, superintendent of sewers, secre-
tary Of the oBard of Charities. health
officer, chief engineer of the fire de-
partment, and superintendent of po-
lice
The Commissioners are directed to
submit, in their next annual budget,
estimates for not to exceed two bathing
beaches, with needed buildings, on sites
other than those now used.
Leaves of absence of the Fire De-
paItment members are restricted to
twenty days with pay. Leaves be-
yond that time shall be without pay
and require consent of the Commits
sioners.
Total sick leave in any year with
out dissllowance of pay is thirty-days
but this may be extended in case of
illness or injury in line of duty on
recommendation of the board Of sur
Secns approved by the Commission
ers.
Action of the Commissioners in To-
eating 2 pound stable for the Health
Department on reservation 200 along
James Creek Canal at the Intersection
of South Capitol and I streets south
cast is ratified and title to the reser-
walton transferred TO the District
The amount of reimbursement to be
paid the Government under the sun
dry civil measure of last year on &C
count of deficiencies in payments of
The District for care and maintenance
OF the insane is fixed at s71e,536.0e.
In connection with the reclamation
and development of the Anacostia
river and flats from the Anacostia
bridge to the District inc, tie Sec
retary OF War is authorized to acquire
by purchase or by condemnation. for
highway, and park purposes, the abso-
lutte title to the land along the Ana
the high water lines, as determined
by the United States Coast and Geo.
detic. Survey, and lines following ap-
proximately the contour of ten feet
low water at the United States Navy
Yard from the Anacostia bridge to
the northeast boundary line between
the District and Maryland. and also
all land below the hish-water lines
on each side of Anacostia river be-
tween the limits named that is not
now owned by the United States: and /
the appropria ton made for the recla- |
nation and DEVELOPMENT of the Ana /,
eestia bridge northeast d the Dis
trict line. is made available.
Park improvements.
Amendments are put in providing for |
important park improvements. includ- |
ing Klingle Valley Park, containing /
over twenty-s!x acres; the land adja- !
cent to Piney Branch valley, between |
Sixteenth and Fourteenth streets north
west, and the land adjacent TO the Mu-
nicipal Hospital grounds. between Four
teenth street and Georgia avenue in
all forty-two acres.
The assessment OF benefits to the eN-
tent Of not less than one-third OF the |
cost of the Improvement IN each case is
against land within one
fourth of a mile of the proposed parks.
Numerous street changes consequent On
tine proposed park improvements are
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
PRICE AND QUALITY
OF DISTRICT GAS
REDUCED BY BILL
House Committee Reports Out
Bill Fixing Cost at 80 Cents
and Power at 20 Candles.

The House District Committee me,
today and transacted business in whirl.
wind fashion. reporting out four impor.
tant bills. including the Madden meas
ure to reduce the price Of gas in the
District. and the Kenyon red light bill.
The latter bill has passed the Senate.
The committee. however, did not take
action on the Jones-Works excise bill.
When the time approached for calling
up that measure Congressman Cary of
Wisconsin left the committee room and
broke the quorum. The remaining men,
bers were evenly divided on the excise
Dill. but declined to State the lineup in
committee for and against the measure
In consequence Of today's action, the
excise bill simply remains in committee,
and Its status Is unchanged
Reduces Price and Quality.
The report on the gas bill is a partial
victory only for the gas consumers of
the District. AS amended py the COM
mittee the bill provides that all gas
companies in the District shall here
after furnish gas at so cents per Loo
Ieet, but separate proviso allows the
companies to make 20-candlepower in
stead of 22-candlepower as at present
While the bill reduces the price Of gas
therefore. 1t also reduces the quality Of
gas. The Madden bill. In its original
shape. fixes the price at IS cents with
out reference to candle power.
The Kenyon red light" bill to enjoin
and abate Questionable resorts in the
District was favorably reported, and 1t
Is the intention OF the committee to put
this bill through IL possible before
March 4. In order that owners Of such
may be enjoined before inaug-
ural week.
Street Car Changes.
The Cannon bill authorizing an ex-
tension Of the lines of the Washington
Company was also reported.
This bill authorizes the company to,
make extensive changes in and addis-
ions to its lines in the northwest sec
tion Of the city along previously pub
lfshed plan.
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
POULTRY SHOW At
HYATTSWLLE ENDS.
WAS BIG SUCCESS
Managers Are So Gratified Over
Result They Are Planning
Exhibit Next Year.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd. Feb. IA
record crowd was present for the final
night of the first annual exhibition of
the Southern Maryland Poultry Breed
ers' Association. held here In the Ma
! sonic Hall. The show was a success
from every standpoint More than 30
chickens and 100 pigeons were on eN.
with the result they have begun work.
! Ing for next year, and several bust
ness men have signified their inten-
ton OF donating cups to be awarded
In the various classes.
One of the birds that attracted much
attention this week was golden pheas-
ant. The identity Of the exhibitor in
show. The secretary says a boz
brought the bird into the hail the night
previous to the opening. and paid his en-
trance fee. but failed to give his name.
The bird was awarded a blue ribbon.
Other birds that attracted considerable
notice were silver-spansled Ham
burg hen and cockerel. entered By D.
Roy Matthews. Of Woodbridge. d. c.,
and the White I.eghorns Of George \.
field In their class. getting frst and
second prize each for hen. cockerel
and pullet. Mrs w. Z. Thorne, Of
Riverdale, also took everything with
her Bun Orpingtons.
Parcel post figures Of the local Office
for January show that tne people Of
this section appreciate the new method
of shipping goods. Miss Mary w. Tise.
postmistress, reports that 302 parcels
were mailed during the past month, for
a total amount of $22T in postage. 80
far this month. 155 parcels have been
A y>A 81 - 1<x<.n 4 s<(vl vl<~~
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
STAMP SHIPMENT IS
WORTH 100000
Washington Postoffice viii
Make Biggest Consignment
in History Tomorrow.

One hundred and seventy million
stamps, with an estimated value Of more
than $3.000,000. the biggest single ship
ment ever recorded are to be sent
throughout the United States tomorrow.
The previous high record shipment
was l00.000.000 stamps made several
years ago.
It will take thirty heavy trucks to
move tomorrow shipment, and each load
viii be full one. There were but
eighteen truck loads in the previous rec
ord shipment.
This increase and record stamp ship
ment is ascribed to the parcel post
and the increased mail business, par
ticularly in the stamp line resulting
from this new feature Of the service.
Both kinds Of stamps, parcel post
and ordinary, will be included in the
shipment. The greatest number of
them will be Of the 2-cent variety,
though more of the higher denomina-
tions are included than ever before
because Of the parcel post. All Of
these stamps are made up In regis
tered mail They are brought from
the stamp division Of the Bureau of
under heavy guard.
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Strike Riot Cases
At Salem Dismissed

SALEM, Mass. Feb. 4.-The last
cases growing out of the riots at Law
renee last winter during the strike of
nearly 10000 textile operatives were
cleared away today when District Attor-
ney Henry c. Atwill, prosecuting attor-
ney in the murder trial Of Joseph Ettor
and Arturo Giovannitti, nolle pressed
cases against a large number Of strike
leaders.
The case against the ]. w. w. leaders,
William p. Hayward. William e. Tryat-
man Ettor, and Z. Gannine. charging
conspiracy. and charging the latter also
with rioting. was among those noile.
The other cases dismissed were
against Edmund Rossini. Williar, Yates,
James Thompson. Thomas Holiday,
Gildo Mazzarelli, Antoine Schibille, Sal
vatore Torrissi, and Raphael Magiio
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Captain WILLIAM PATERSON. Coast
Artillery Corps. assigned to tho
Seventy-eighth Company.
Captain DENNIS p. QUINLAN
Twelfth Cavalry. is relieved from
duty at Jefferson Barracks. Mo-,
and from duty on recruiting ser
First Lieutenant LEON r. PART
RIDGE. Third Cavalry, detailed for
general recruiting service.
The retirement Of Brigadier General
JAMES ALLEN, chief signal officer.
from active service on February 12.
1913, Is announced. BrigadIer Gen
eral ALLEN will proceed to his
home.
At the request of the officers concerned
the following changes in the stations
Of recruiting officers are ordered:
retired. from Savannah, Ga, to Bal
timore. Nd.
Captain CHARLES P. ELLIOTT. L. s.
A., retired, from Baltimore, Nd,
and will proceed to Savannah. Ga,
and enter upon recruiting duty at
the latter place.
Captain ANDREW E. WILLIAMS.
Third Cavalry, Is detailed for gen.
eral recruiting service to jefferson
Barracks. Mo.
Captain ALVIN K. BASEETTE. Ninth
Infantry, is detailed for service IN
the quartermaster corps.
The following named officers are des!g-
mated as captains of the respective
army teams to be entered in the ma
t:onal team match TO be held in con-
nected with the national matches
for 1913:
CAPTAIN ROBERT H. ALLEN. Twenty
ninth Infantry, army infantry team.
Captain William H. CLOPTON, jr.,
Thirteenth Cavalry, army cavalry
team
The Washington times., 1913-02-14

Few Changes.
Comparatively few changes aremade
in salaries they. stand in the House
bill
A provision is added that the cor
poration counsel shall be appointed
by the President by and with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate.
An amendment is put in allowing
$4,000 for erection of shelters at the
farmers produce market and the Com
missioners are allowed to charge 20
cents per day for each space instead
OF TO-
A provision is inserted directing the
Commissioners to take over and oper-
ate as a municipal fish wharf and
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Sore Throat Cure

To cure Sore Threat quickly,
safely and surely you must use .
remedy made for that 0poctol puy~
pose. TON0ILINE = simply . Sore
Throat Cure. II doesn't perform
miracles but Il does do its whole
duty IN curing sore throafsL
WNs1IINE - an eutloeptic.
kills the Sore Throat germs and
cofrecto the conditions which pro-
duce Sore Throat and like diseases.
The nrst dose gives relief. IL
ana . few doses cure. ~
a quick. safe. oooehiug.
healing anttDeptic cure for 81
Sore Throat briedy describes n
30N0QdNE
36 cents and 50 cents. Hoo.
OdtA1 Si5e $1.oo. An DruGyiseA -
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Census Bureau Report
Shows Cotton on Hand

A Census Bureau crop report today
showed $50. 81 running bales of cotton
consumed during January: l.9l1. Isl bales
January 81. and 2.6es, ,o7s bales In inde-
pendent warehouses. Imports were g.
2SS. equivalent 50o-pound bales; exports,
9o0. .SA running bales.
Cotton spindles active during January
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Colonel Liggett Promoted.

Col. Hunter Lggett. a director Of the
Army War College, has been named by
President Taft as a brlgadier general
Colonel Liggett has been an officer cf
the line for twenty-seyen years, in both
and regular services.
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
Theft DiscIoes Thief.

NEW YORK, Feb. H-when William
van Ienrcy. alleged millionaire COM
planned that he had been rubbed Of Val.
liable 1ewelry, the police discovered that
ne was wanted In Canada for stealing
The Washington times., 1913-02-14
NAVY.

Captain c. NJ. MCCORMICK. placed on
the retired list OF officers of the
Navy from February II, 1913 (phys-
ical disability incurred in line of
duty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03

nan. brought suit against Anthony 10.
presofc for damages in the sum %
$1,000. FOR injuries she received whom
-he vas run over BY n wagon belong.
i1c 10 the defendant several months
dEu
". Chandler. through ATTORNEYS
ltauolan and knote. filed suit against
The firm 81 Jebhia and Loprestc fpr
ne recovery of money in tho sum ~
81 .ou'. alleged 90 be due 'hc plainfIF
Attorneys Russell and Russell fled
suit flr Iona ~ Wilson AGAINST David
ii Wilson Tor The attachment ~ pron-
crty ~ Patterson to secure an alleged
debt ~ 3 600
attorneys Case, and Naury Fled a
suit styled Martha Rcbrecht W Nci-
son Hubbard. executor Of the estate
~ John Rohrecht. deceased The suit
Is hroughf for the recovery ~ g. 0On.
and involves the recent filtration over
The = Charles hotel
Captain e. T. Morrison hlcda suit
~ chauCcrv STYLED Hirdie Msgerman
" Nlrdie Hagcruan and others m
ls brought for the settlement Of the
estate " the late Minnie Hacerman.
Attorney brennan brought suit for
w W Haskins against v. : Ro-
mine Tor the recovery Of damages In
the sum OF 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03

tend is, that the man best qualified
for the place should be chosen. no mat
ter whether he IS rich OF poor. II Is
true that II a poor man is selected he
Is more apt to be an able man. and
the choice is more apt To give general
satisfaction. for then the people know
that he was chosen for ability alone.
This consideration. however. is not
sufficient to prevent the election OF n
man Of wealth who is also recognized
as a man OF ability.
But when a candidate is conspicuous
for wealth alone. and 1t is a matter OF
common knowledge that he does not
possess the proper qualifications. the
men who have the power TO elect
should avoid him as they would the
plague. West Virginia has been dis
graced once by a bought and sold Sem
atorship. To preserve the prestige Of
the party and prevent the good name
of the State from being sunk any deep
er in the mire. Republicans should act
with wisdom and honor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-03
The SEMI.CENTENNiAI

Inc recent meeting of the semicen-
tennia9 80 r1mifrr, at Charleston xt,sis
further proof TO thel widely recognized
fact that the birthday Of West Viz
ginia is TO be celebrated in a manner
behtting the prograss and dignity OF
the commonwealth. The personnel of
the committee alone insures the best
possible results. and The IntelIigencer
trusts and believes that their srdendid
efforts will be earnestly and ably sec.
onded by all the people OF West yir.
ginia.
wheeling. being the centennial CITY
by virtue Of having been the birth.
place OF the State. is especially in,er.
ested In the big event u should he
borne In mind. however. that this ceIe.
bration is not for Wheeling. bnt for
West Virginia. and every resident Of
our State has just as much right ,o a
personal share in the event as anv elf
lien OF this city. Wheeling has Sim
ply been named as the host Of Ves,
virginia. and 81 should be the aim OF
All OF Us TO discharge this pleasant
duty In way that will make West
Nirginians proud Of their State as well
as their first city.
Although the official announcement
has not yet been made. II il under
stood that tho song poem competition
IL TO be restricted 20 West virginians
This Is simple justice. and no doub.
such a decision wili b. received with
great satisfaction. We venture 20 pre-
dict that there will be hundreds 81
contributors. and that the stimulus 10
literary accomplishment will be porer.
ful and far reaching