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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
S1459 Of FUND
To SAVE BLIND
HOME OBTAINED
AppeaI Goes Broadcast and Gets
Support, Inciting Leaders to
Devoted Efforts.

Devoted efforts to raise enough
money to lift the $4,000 mortgage on
the Atlanta Home for the Blind have
been, in q large measure, successful
Saturday night q letter from J. X. Orr.
chairman Of the committee whose
task il was TO raise the money in
formed The sunday American that
$l.459 has been obtained
The appeal for money has gone
broadcast, backed by determination
that has given it the right to a con-
sheraton
The contributors toward the fund
were.
Atlanta ia Journal, 500 90 Atlanta Elks.
5l00 special collection by O. o. Fan
ming, $5425; Frank Hawkins, s25 G.
! Alfriend, s25 Miss Lamblin, $25;
}. x, orr, s25: Henry a. Inman, SIS
PAYNE, 1916, +. c. Kontz, s25; James Gil
lespy $25: ". T. Gentry S25; cash tR),
S2255: Pa I. Wri,ght $25; +. N. I.,
SIS, Atlanta Club, $25: c. G. McGehee,
SIS; Hapeville citizens. $217a; South
crn Ruralist S25; Inman Park Girls
Club, s25; Mrs. j b. Whitehead, s25;
L $, Baqknight $50; George Muse
SIS; R, b Arnold $40; J. s. Akers,
$40, Bruno Bukofzer, so; George $.
Lowndes $40, Judge Arthur Powell,
$40; }. T. Martin, $40 J p. Stevens,
80; J NJ Alexander & Co., s1O; r. l.,
Rhodes Co. so; Mrs. j. l. Hunnicutt.
80; Ladies' Aid (Sacret Heart, so;
Mrs Roger Williams S. Carter Elec-
trio Company IS; Mrs Frank Williams
81; Mrs S. w. Noyes. S5 II e. Choate
S.; W II Watson IS, p J. WOolford,
IS; NJ NJ Brannon. IS, Mrs. A. Med
wilson. IS; d. w. Morgan, IS; Boiling
Jones, IS; Mrs +. H. Gilbert So; a,
Maicr s., w L. Champion, IS. b. NJ
Blount, IS; b. 3, Crew So w. f. Flod-
ding, So Mrs. Sarah II Low. So; Mrs
A. r. Pitts, 49, G. II. Arthur, IS, Dan
lei Bros, S. William Worth Martin,
So; V. II. Kriegshaber, IS: Or W r
Campbell. 50, Mr.. Rutherford Lpis-
comb s.: H W. Brown, S.; Charles
Morris. S.; H. l.. Singer Co, So; Walker
Bros Co, So Smith & Guess So; J,
Frank Beck, IS; s. S Sheppard Plumb
ing Company So Crane Company, IS,
Or T. n. Cox, IS; Jesse h. Lee, S.,
J Regensten So; S, Regenstein, So;
Moncreif Furnace Company. IS; George
4. Scarett $5; e. Lunsford IS; At
lanta Metal Bed Company, So; Or. J J.
Hall, So; West Lumber Company, IS:
John D. simmons. So; Constitution Of
fee. 80 so. cash. 50, Or. Charles Sharp.
81 50: n T. Love, 50, Louis Regensteu,
81, T. A. Reacham, 81. r. H. Trotti.
81, John T. Knight, 81; James W
Mitchell, 81: cash. s3.11; J. r Southern,
81: DIR. John Powell, 81, Mrs. T. II.
Pitts, 50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Flagman Paralyzed
By Fall Off Box Car
Charles Crest, Of suwaRee, Probably
Fatally Injured in Atlanta
Yards of Southern

Charles crest, of Suwanee, a fla 3
man on the southern Railway, was
probably fatally injured Saturday by
fall OFF a box car in the Atlanta
yards He was conscious when taken
TO the Atlanta Hospital, but was so
paralyzed by the accident that ne
was uuaoie 10 taHk.
Besides his vocal cords, both his
legs were paralyzed. his spine was
injured. he suffered conclusion of the
brain and was hurt internally. one
hip was fractured. The Injured man
has q brother working for the South
ern Railway, but all efforts to find
him Saturday were unavailing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
NIECE OF EXPLORER OF
GREAT NORTHWEST DEAD

MOBILE, Nov S.-Mrs. Mary
Moore Yuille, 81 years old who wa,
niece of Meriwether Lewis ev
plorer of the Northwest and score
tary to President Thomas Jeffersor
and who commanded an expedition
with William Clark across the conf.
nent from 1903 to 1906, died to-nigbt
at Fairhope, Baldwin Couxty. afte,
being an invalid nearly so years,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Girl Helps to Kill
Cave-Man WOoer
Carried From Room, She Calls Reia.
tlves and Aids Them Stay
Kidnaper.

GREEN BAY, WIS. Nov S.-A
cave-mau's methods Of winning bride
ended fatally for the wou'd-be bride
groom at Deck Greek a beet sugar
settlement north OF here when Marco
Na.gWitz was cut TO pieces.
Three persons were arrested.
charged with the muder. one being
Miss MMka ConkoNjz the young
woman whom the murdered man
wanted 20 wed. The girl had refused
to marry WaIowitz so Walowitz
raided the girls room and started to
AIRY her away In his arms,
she screamed and her sister and
urotarr-iu-Iaw, Michael jamie, rushed
ra ai- Walowltz dropped his unwi3-
ing bride and the girl and her r..a-
lives attacked him with knives
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Reel Gusts
Tango at Cornell
College Of Agriculture Sophomore
Bar Modern for old-fashoned
Square Dances.

ITHACA. \. Y, Nov. S.-The tango,
turkey trot and other modern dances
must give way to the old fashioned
Virginia reel in the. assemblies Of the
sophomores Of the College Of Agricul-
ture at Cornell
At the first social meeting of the
year members Of this class enthusi-
astically took up the Virginia reel
and while the regulation two-steD
and waltz and Daniel Jones We're also
on the program, the old shiOned
square dance made the biggest hit
The tango and all of its evolutions
were barred,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
NOsTR|LS AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM COLDS? TRY MY CATARRH BALM

drug store This sweet fragrant balm
dissolves by the heat % the nostrls,
penetrates and heals the inhamed,
swollen membranes which lines the
nose. head and throat, clears the air
passages; stops nasty discharges, and
feeling of cleansing soothing relief
comes inv Iiately
Don't H. awake tonight struggling
for breath. with head stuffed; noSTils
closed. hawking and blowing Catarrh
or a cold with its running nose, foul
mucus dropping into the throat and raw
dryness is distressing but truly need
less
Put your faith just once-in 'Elys
Cream Balm and your cold or Catarrh
viii surely disappear. (Adv)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
WAYCR0SS MAY0RALTY
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED

WAYCROSS, Nov. 8.--J. F. T. Bow
den, leader in the recent fight against
charter amendments, and one of the
two candidates for member of the
City Board of Education, will be cam
paign manager for Alderman Scott T,
Beaton in his race for Mayor of Way
cross
The Ballard supporters have organ
lied and at a meeting Monday night
will make plans for a thorough cam
paign.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Women
Get Right to Office
Court Rules Mrs. Koontz's Name
May Appear on Official No
Vember Ballot.

CUMBERLAND, MD, Nov l.
Judge Robert r. Henderson to-day
handed down decision in man
damus petition seeking TO compel the
Board Of Election Supervisors to
place the name of Mrs. Grace Koontz,
of Midland. on the official ballot to
be voted in the November election.
Mrs Koontz is the Socialist candI-
date for County Treasurer.
The Supervisors held that in Mary
land women have civil but no polit-
zeal rights, and that If Mrs. koontz
were elected she could not serve.
Judge Henderson ruled that there
is no law in Maryland prohibiting
women from holding political office.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
Owners and Operators Of the
NEW YORK 6 AMERICAN
DENTAL OFFICE
70 IL & 81 IL PesChlres ST.
Over Bonita The alter

It would be difficult to find more
conscientious and efficient dent
lists anywhere. They are thor
ough with their work and easy
with their patients.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-09
CHEWING GUM BRINGS
VICTORY IN PRIMARIES

WlLKESBARRE, PA, Nov s.
Thereon Wolfe, nominated for
school director in LuZcrue Borough,
owes his victory to chewing gum. on
election day he met the voters and
gave each a package of chewing gum
Wolfe won out handsomely.
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Der Aranfenbptr.

einer ser 5riibIingsbotcn lit 6cr
ton Or. Better 5abrncu & Cons
Co. Chicago, brrausgegc6cne aran.
fenbotc, Ser lctte Iede micrn sc.
iern 5ugeianot nurOe. Iilie ,Sah.
resitriit, Die gcnnrc Iusfumft fiber
Die %bcpabrten Seilmittcl ME 1or.
mis- aIpenfrdutcr 9~lutb5lebcr, Sell.
MIN, lit aud in oicicm SATIRE
intcreiiant nusqeitattct unO
liebt Dem Seier DIeIa niibIife 8infe.
Ger arnnteubote Oiirftc oesbaI6 audi
IN oieiem Sabre in oeutifen 10.
Elm n%iafommencr Sat iein
bort uieI @utes itiften.
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0trHtnf6rnr

Gtrftnt5rntr fnS biz
ifmsr5Iihitn entSunounatn am
gianos Der qussnli6er, bi. mad sini.
Ger 3eit In eitsrune iiberasbsn; man
iann ie burd Elm ,infdh.s 6auss
EitteI i'm GHtitsben b.Ieitiaen. Co
ME man am augenlio Den gnfana
ftr ent8iinoune b.mertt, fti6t man
nit elmer itdrtsn Raoel Elm God in
elm Stiid feItes. unour6iittiqts ga,
pier. Run bridt man Sas o.funs
Dc ause fsit gu, bait bos gapisr 10
Dor oas andre aues. oab .s ooas
iidnoig bsoedt III, unb bsmibt fih,
oiIrt Die tIsine Defining iruenb eis
itn 9es,nitanb ssnau gu erfennsn
mo reht fdurf on3uftben. nan
lrieoerbolt oiss 3psi Bis brsimaI in
tur5en paufsr, uno Die gntaiinbunc
i0tro ~Soaftdn6ig DerI6pinben. Gpns
e oos @eritsntorn f6on an nett
tf sHtipideIt bdben, un 6isfem eins
laden WlitteI 81 tpsi6en, Leaf man
lrarme, lsiuens 9idtr auF Sas Qus
&c ODER etfpds 5trf9!aoenes Gioslb.
I'm Den aufbrud gu b.f6Ieunia,n.
I'm Jtttflede aus Su6s
fott gu eH%tfsrnsn, Ieat man ben
retl,dten 9egentanb duf cine Inter
le9s bon ptiber 2einipano. touht
ei1en Bdtt,bdufa in gsn,in inns
teibt Den Sled aus. gIeibt trpb
@srretbsns Der Rdnber Elm RanS nm
Cen Sled bsrur, 70 beFreut man i'm
nd nit 9ipsmsbI. Rod sinio,n
otunoen fuirb Dies .ntf.rnt. 9urd
oorit9tises auftrogsn bon f.hr bers
,unntsm, g%sreinisttm 9ummiarabi.
tteat man ben oIten BIana Ses
5toffes pisosr Der.
GummimGnteI, oie nob aes
finb, foa man ME in Der
.rodeuen 3inmsrluft trodnsn, ba
I. bierbuh ihrs Deifbsit unb gfGts
{ perliersn. am portsilbdfteIten 1T 4.
:, iDenn man tie in 0sn a.ler bdnz
Ien lam, Bis iie trod.n finb. \
9oIbz unb StIber g o r.
Ii ren BADEN Den NadteiI, 6ab ii.
c6 lcnosrsm 5raa,n .blinb". ios i
S9Giff o.s aadsnm.fs
.rs. 0as .Sid=insOsn 3aumenz
Dds betm SbIts p6sr
eurtOffelfdaIsn 70 Itidi portommt,
nur cine 5OIge beg unrihtiaen 4
Rsferf4drf.ns. Der Isbte GtIiff
an Der rsdten Seite beg Mel
re. bon Der 64n.ibs aug gsf.hsn,
:maht peroen. y
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an6 Dem Sinatc.

6rrmoEt. Nm 10. mo #. g2ai
miro 0cr 6lieler 2'trt gouna bon
snrwea III 5remont tine Slna.
hEnite 5oriii1reu. Itc Ginnabmen
isllcn Uermanot pcroer, ANN BEN
6liiGapparat bon }iuci 6relnonf gur.
ida, aoolpb Seuirn mo gernon
4nor, ars}nitntteiL Tigie @eioen
g%eoentcn am 4. Snli 3l ilieaen.
gort. Gin 6rndtlua iticb nit
Dem @rfa6rt 0eS 5armers I. u
Garnel 5uiammen. SER TornsQ.
imo ieine 6ran niir0en binaus
ggidleaOrrt un0 crlittcn idlimmc
GuetihuuBcn. Gin Eier0 mar 10
idlimm prrIett, oaB es cridoiien
irerOen milBte.
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Gins Dem Stnntr.

yorf. @iQiom Melton, Ser boz
nngefabr 3 @odcn beim Gurdae
ben ieines 8ieroes ihuer berlee.
Uuroe, lit III ser @o6nna iaine:
9oniins al ben @erleBunqen ac.
itorben.
aenrnep. gm 5reitoa uno Gam.
nag togt bier Die 3rabelers' gro.
tectine aiiociation. Gs nehmen
mebr ais 200 Delegation tbeif, Ole
meilten bon Omaha. glm Sam.
itag Rorgen ianO cine arobe go.
tn6e itatt; Damn foIgte 6ie @eiddfts.
ttsung, bel meldler aud oic Beam
ten gerudhIt purOen. Gen g6idlIlB
tlloet an a6enO elm gau.
eltborn. q. e.. Steele, Elm Ser.
iidlerungsagent bon gaQen, Qeb...
am 5reitag Morgen BON eis
9obn3uge iiberfabren uno.
geto0tct. Ser llnglidlid7
3lDaH5ig SUP melt aeidleu
cert. Seine 8itttue mi0 3pei iunae
ii6erIeben i'm.
6airburp. 5rau al6ert girf6olf
N on Den 8rnnorpun0en geitorben
BE iie it'd uculid $1,000, ais ibreI
6euer fingen. Die gcritor,
1ene mar d Sabre alt mo bitter.
aBt auBer Dem @atten t3 ainOer
Pie Srauerfeier ian0 in scr 0eut.
eb. .lutb. Stride bel @laOitone
iatt. Eaitor $. SOLDER biclt sic
SeOahtniBreoe.
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$500 pum Welfcnuerinnf.

1as biibidle Siimmden bon
- 300 hoben Die giclfrn Oem Tor.
naoo.N iilisionO eiHac6radt Nm
nmltag bniten Die inuaeu 1amel
bereits ON aHianac 0cg Radmii.
tnas ibrrn gorratb alsperfauit mo
cine eInnabmc pou $500 ~ pcr.
jaIdnen. als a%nertumma iiir ibre
tingebenoc Ibdtiateit mar am Sam
liag gladmittag i'm Sotcl Voual iiir
ete 60 iungen Gamen Gin 9undeon
ptrnnltnltet moroeu am @onien
lino $4,000 glglfeH uertauit wor0en.
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snb.Cmnhn.

Gie 5cucr mO Golijeifommiiiior
Miro oicic @odc iibcr 0ic Oiesid6
tidcu Observation-Disclosures cntidei
zen. Is limo 81 @ciude Inn gijen.
fen e~inaclauicn.
Sicr SapauGr murOcu ON Gam,
ltag inter Der Seihnloiauna Der.
haitrt, @iainm acan cine 9ln}abl
&cli2rituittc beilcbradt 5t hoben.
8cldcr 5apauer Ger @eiier6eIO'
mar, fonntc nidt iciigcitclt mcrocn.
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Marftheridf.

Slio.0 ma6d, %. april.
Rlnooieb-3ufubr 400: Marf
10 bis loo nip0riger.
Cute bis bette So. 20-8.6O.
gfittelmdbige bis CUTE $780,
@eip06nlide Bis mitteIaabiae
$740-7.90.
aiife mo Sellers, felt, 10 bi;
i5c nieorigcr.
e3rte bis bette Sellers, $3.50
S.t5.
@lltc bis bette aii6e $6. 50-7.25
Wfttelmabige bis quite aiibe
$6.00-6.50
6em0bnIidc Bis mitteIm0Rioa
$i.00-6.00.
Stofcrs ui0 5cc0crs, felt Bis 10
Els 15c nicorigcr.
8iltc bis bette $7.G0-8.o5.
gilttelmdBige Bis bette $500
7.60.
@em6lnIide Bis m~ittcimdbiae,
$6.25-T00.
Stof SeiFcrs SC. 0o-7e5.
Sdlber S7.00-975.
gnIlen SG.00-7a5.
sdtueine- 3ufibr 6G5O; mnrrt|
'oe ltIcOriscr. GurdidniHsprei
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Eanifr1nidlrn Der Gnnenrhin

Ter 0umend)or goncor0in pernn.
itaItet an Sonntoa gbeno, SEN
fl. Nai, i'm Gcutitcn Sans Gin
<dnjtran3den ipornui or lett idlon
iclne pielen 6reimoe oufmerfiam
matt. QaB man it'd I'M arciie
Der G%oncor0io'G amen gut amiiiirt,
III ia aIlbefnnnt. rpesbaI6 Der Ser.
Gin auf itarfen 9eipd re6ncn bari.
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Vile Sorten @urit tperoen tdoIit
N pniarem @ei6dFt aemadt.
5riide uao to%nierbirte 5leiifjorteu
ic!nie euSldnoiide uno beiariihe
8eIifnteiieL aud iriiAe @emiiie
Ie0er5eit ~tbig.-Sdn &
@ofimor 408 n0rol. 1G. gtroke.
Rbone 9ouaIas 1920.
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I'm sdjIaie a6rriaaeu.

Ger grbcitrr Charles Y. goalcr
Tom am Souutaa fms nadl giittao
~ one Vol3aiiiation aetaumcli. 81
lagte, eaB ibu Orei ginmer Gam.
llng Aadt, Ddbrcuo er i'm Bette
lda. M icincr @obanig iibcrfaacn
hnitcn Sein aopi NOR nit Run.
Den beoedt uno Der golijeiarit Or.
Sarris p2rbanO i'm. 1ic 9olijci
MIRO Den 6aa imteriubel.
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las preiSmirOigitc Gjicn Bel geter
Stump. Geutide Slide, 1908
Googe StraBe, 9. Stod. MohI.
soften Is Gents.
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Ientidle aaIeaoer irei Bel g,raneI
8 Son. 9rnagiiten, t4o2 ii0Iidls
l6. StraBe. Eel. GousIas $3.50.
Selephon Gon0l1s $3.50.
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M endels o hn Choir
Won Omaha
100 Sanger nnO SGneerinnsn.
SbOmas 5. aelg, 9irigent,
in gerbinoung nit Dem
Theodore Thomas Chi
cago) Dorchester
go Mnifrr,
6reOerif StOd, 9irigcnt,
I'm Auditorium

MOntag, %. 9lpril, S:15 gl6enOs:
0tcnitas, 20. gpril, 2:2O Mad.
mittags, nno Gienitag, %. gpril,
S:15 AbenSs.
Seadrtnns miro nnf Sas Glen.
ltag 9admittag aunsert onrd bas
sbeoOore Sbumas (Gbieagu) Erdc.
iler aelenft. SEER Bruno steinSel,
6eilO SOliit, nnO 5rdmlein IOialie
&trtGllt, SDntralto. SpcsioI.
8erte %tniercr amerifaniiden Som.
poniften.
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9catide 6run, crit fur3c Belt I'M
eauoc, iudt 9eiddftigiing oIa
@diferin ooer fir oIaeneine
Sansarbeit. Marp dlorctin, 2o2o
iiioIifc rs. StraBc.
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saOen nnO cffiee.GinridtHnaen-
Mir f%alier, perfalfen fa6risireu
gaoen mo Office . Ginridtunoen
0niaba 5irtnre & 5uppIp &c., Ia
mo Soiparo. GoioI. 27ai mi
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EnteumnwaIfl.

Slllaro GoOp, gatente, 1880 Gin
Rational gonf guiloina. Gel
anIer 1889: Sno. a.18G4.
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5n ~pfrfanfcn iuegen aranfFeit Elm
aeitaurant uno aonieftionorp
500 Gominion StraBe, SAUL Semi,
9eiiaer.
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soiiiten bon natiomaIesu Nuf

5lorenee @irtblin, Sopran.
Hoialic 8irtblin, apntraltu.
lambert Mnrpbp, 9euor.
5enri Scptt, Saf, uno
Bruno SieinOel, Geaiit.
einfafe Gintrittstifets $3.50
Cos Stiid an Der Dor Office.
Sat'on 1idet, bcrcdtiqeno Al:
orel aon5crtcn, $500, erbalt6or in
9ospc's MniifaIiengcidait, Sonocn
Bros. Notwithstanding, Sdntouer
iano Miiler Muiifabtbeilunq, ODER
pen Irgeno riIen Gbormitglic0.
BeliBer bon Soiiontidets f0nnen
fieie fir reguI1rp Site an ser
Boz Office anstauiden.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
ASQUTTH LEAVES SUFFRAGE
QUESTION TO HOUSE

London. Jan. :S.--Prenicr As.
quith made quite clear the attitude
OF himself and his colleagues in the
cublnct gu the subject of woman suf-
fragc this evening when he moved
tho adoption Of the time table for
debate on the franchise reform bill
In the house of commons.
Tho premier said opinion on wo-
man suffrage was 20 sharply divided
on both sides OF the house that IL
was impossible for any government
to propose tho enactment Of votes
for women Wuile be himself was =
strong opropout Of tho policy he
realized that many, OF hin political
supporters thought ditetfently.
Therefor with the full consent Of the
cabinet he had decided to leave the
question to til" free Judgment Of tho
house,
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
REV. ESSERT TO LECTURE

Rev. +. II. Esscri. national lcciur-
or for the Anti-Whitc Slave associa-
ton OF America. Will preach at the
First NJ. l.. church tonight. his sub
lcct. Workers with God, Every
mechanic in the city. members OF tnc
carpenters and ioincrs union and
other unions are extended an Invita-
;iuu TO attend.
Rev. E-scr; has delivered three
lectures here on the white slave trai-
lie. He is n fOrcciul and convincing
ialk.r and his address tonight Will
he well worth hearing. 1t will be oi
interest TO every wage Garner OF
Trinidad.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
LEWIS LANDS NAN WANTED
IN PRu(E1O FOR BILL

J. G. Garrett was arrested last ev-
cning Is he stepped Off 4 c. & W
train AZ the depot by Officer Harry
Lewis who lodged him In the city
Jail. The man wss arrested on in.
structions from the marshal Of Pri.
nero. Garrett is wanted for bcatin :
a board bill. 1t was learned today BY
the police that Garrett has been
looked for by the proprietor of the
Foster roomins house on Chestnut
street. Garrett IS q. peddicr and q
charge Of poddling without = liren 10
may also be filed aglirst him.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
TRINIDAD n BABIES
At DENVER SHOW

Another Trinidad baby. Thomas
West Bowen. accompanied by his
mother, Mfs. Clyde Bowen. and
grandmother. Mrs. Ed West. left last
uiEht for Denver 10 enter the Dab.
Health Contest. which Ia to be held
tomorrow afternoon In the Amphi.
thcatcr In Denver. The score card
containing the measurements OF
Thomas Bowen WIS sent TO DIR. Bates
In Denver va. sent to DIR, hates In
Denver u week ago. his measure
mcnts being perfect.
Frank Anthony Stone aud the lit
tie Prosser baby are also In Denver
with their mothers. and are compc,-
Ing for II par1 Of the prizes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
ANNval 5. A. ". V.
MEETIMG PLANS LAID

No efforts will BE- spared 10 make
the sixth annual dcpa rtmcnt encanp.
ment Of the spnnish War veterans II
grand success. The veterans will
meet In this city on July 3 and
Of this year. Last night tue members
Of the executive committee met at the
Chamber Of Commerce rooms aut
discussed arrahEcmcn,s and outlined
u general plan \ps celebration.
Particular attention will be givcf
10 providing Recommendations for til,
visitors who will be In the city fol
the cncampmcnt. John Baldwin was
named chairman OF the committee tc
look after accommodations aud he
Will namc two Others from the CON.
mittcc TO serve with him. The G. T.
X. post will work hand In hand with
the veterans In arranging for the en-.
campmcnt.
II Is planned that the regular
fourth Of July celebration be turned
over to the spanish war veterans
this year aud u committee consist.
Ing Of John Conkic. d. T.. Gregory
and John baldwin was named "a
confer with tho association. The
nights OF Pythias will be asked 10
name a committee to act with the
|cncampmcnt committees in charge of
the event. W. \. Myers was named
chairman OF the music committee.
On July ) the military order OF the
Serpent will hold It's annual meeting
aud this day will be featured by a
street parade the most novel pageant
In Trinidad's history. The glorious
fourth will be devoted to the enter
tainmcut OF the city's guests by u
fourth Of July program. i, ia
planned to decorate tho uptown
streets in patriotic colors and with
|colored lights. making the finest dis
play since the memorable e. A, IL.
|encampmcnt In May of 1903.
The chamber OF Commerce rooms
will be used as a bureau OF infOr-
nation for the visitors. aud II Is an
ticipatcd that several hundred peo.
pic will be here.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
published Jan 1921. 1879
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho regular annual meeting OF the
Southern Colorado Mercantile com.
pany will bs held at the office oil
said company. Trinidad. Colo. at
1880 D. III. Monday. January "a.
1918. for the purpose OF elcctinS II
board OF directors for the ensuing
year and for tho transaction OF such
other business as may properly come
bofcrc said mcctins.-Thc southern
|Coiorudo Mere. Co. By W l.. Law
Her. Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
GUN ToTER FINED

4 gun totcr got all that was COM
ing to him, and little bit more. in
police court yesterday AFTERNOON. l..
Il. Smith. Il pcddler. charger with
creating a disturbance and flourish
ing Il gun iu au El,n street saloon
was fined $125 on two charSes fo-
lice Magistrate Stone read the riot
act which tended to discourage the
defendant OF the practice OF carry.
ing weapons.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
Published. Jau. I0--Fcb. I. 1913.
NOTICE OF SALE
State Of Colorado.
Las Auimas County 81:
In District Court.
Quirino Pachcco. Plaintiff.

IN DlstTlCt Court
|Quirino Pacheco. Plaintiff.
vs.
|Sastiuos Moyu. ct al. defendants.
Public notice In hereby given that
tho undersigned commissioners. APP
pointed by the above named court
in tho above entitled action to make
partition OF the lands described In
tho complaint filed herein. viii on
January 3Oth. at ten O'Clock u. IN. In
front Of the office OF the county clerk
and recorder OF Las Aninias county.
Colorado in the city OF Trinidad. In
said county aud state. offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder Ia ac-
lcordancc with an order OF coug, here
|toforc entered In above entitled ac-
tIon. all the following described real
estate. towit:
The southeast quarter OF the North
east quarter. aud the north half Of
lauartcr OF the southeast quarter aud
tho southwest quarter OF section
in township thirty
three. south of range iil,y-tl'rc".
west OF the sixth principal meridian
In Las Animas county. Colorado. to-
lecthcr with all water rights connect
ed with and used about said lands
and moro especially the Juan Is. Moya
ditch. Terms cash on confirmation
Of sale by the court.
JOHN n. TURNER.
r. FIEIRlClI.
W. u. lIAMERSLOuGlI.
1
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-23
Published Jan. 1928, 1913.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Tho regular annual meeting of the
81 ockholdcrs of The Trinidad Car.
riage Manufacturing Co.. Will be held
at The office Of said company on East
Cedar street. Trinidad. Oh Friday.
January "a. 1913. ut 1880 p. III. for
tho election OF officers for the cnsu-
Ing year and for the transaction OF
such other business ms may properly
como before such mGctins.-R. Il.
Patterson. Secretary. o. Grandprc.
President.