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COMMITTEE MEETING.

The health and police committee
of the house will hold an important
meeting in the hall of representatives
at o'clock this evening to consider
the motor car speed regulation meas
ures, house bill 213, introduced by G
P. Cooke.
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sH0Ts 10 FIR
st q: . o T.. . q. q. /. {.

{" The Hawaiian Islands form ami
: extrelfe example Of one-in-
sdustty country. Ninety per cent
!. ofthS commerce Of these islands
o is based either directly or indii
. rectly,f upon sugar production;
:. necessarily, therefore, the wipins
{: out of four-fifths of our pIanta.
e. tions by free-suear legislation
=" will mean industrial disaster for
<: the Hawaiian Islands. The eco
q. nomic effect upon our islands of
(. this drastic legislation will be to
(: change Hawaii from a one-indus-
(: try to a no-industry county
. Delegate kaIanianaoIe.
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MONTENEGRO NOW
DEFYING THE
POWERS
(Associated Press Cahls'

IabSUCIdIbU 4 IOoo OdIfIo'- =
CETTlNJE, Montenegro, April A..
Gar Nicholas has boldly defied the
Powers to prevent the Montenegrins
from storrnins and taking Scutari. He
insists tha0he will make Seutari the
new capital. ,...
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Continued on page -
Public Hearing Today.

INe bill which would forbid gift
enterprises" being conducted within
the territory is to be given a public
hearing this afternoon at 8 o'clock, in
the chamber of the senate 1t is eX-
pected that a number of business men
III favor of the bill. and also a number
who are opposed to it, will appear at
this meeting to present their views
Oh the measure. -, :.. ...... ..... .
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3,-Beets;
IS analysis, 9s 101.d. Parity. 4.07
cents Previous quotation, 9s 11Ad.
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SAYS SUGAR NOT
GOING I 0 BE
=. HARD HIT

y Direct from Washington and from a
source closely in touch with the sugar
situation there has come to Richard H.
Trent statement on sugar prospects
that is. extremely interesting. The
statement arrived by today,s mail. 1t
is as follows:
Summary Of Financial Situation.
in my judgment this financial fur
ry will be over inside of ninety days,
and am hoping much sooner, for
do not believe we will have any free
sugar though we are going to have a
pretty serious cut, enough to bring
about rigid economy in business and
among our people in Hawaii, but no
crisis or disaster In fact, believe
that sugar. stocks will gradually rise
higher than ever for we can probably
count on no more tinkering with the
.tsriff for another cecadh. z
uN&1y conee esias -
eodwfhg fa
#"First: In t.
mitee resulting. in attKfg 50
free list, as far as the touA:
cerned, the free sugar men Won out
only by a slight margin and Undar-
wood led the fight for retention of
the duty minus a cut; believed to
leave $50 lSr ton protection.
Second - Senator Kern. -
the senate. is the recOgna
CT the Wilson forces, has -
Gays indicated that probatN. a revtS
nue. from sugar will be needed to pro
vide sufficient funds to run the gov
ernment.
Third: Tsa, on their estimates
the Democrats handling the new tar
if bill will be short twenty-five to
thirty million dollars annually in their
income even after estimating and
counting on income from theproposed
income tax law, which they figure
cannot be counted on to give more
than S30,000,O00 net return. Ii.
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FEEDER WITNESS
IN CHONG
CASE

Testifying that Goo Tai Chong, the
former cashier of the First American
Savings and Trust Co. now facing
trial in Judge Robinson's court on a
charge of embezzlement. denied his
real name and assumed the name of
Chong Sun When he took passage
upon the Pacific. Mail S. S. Co.'S
liner Siberia last November, Captain
Zeedar of the Siberia &astbe premier
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with the exception OF the accused
member himself, who did not raise his
hand.
The report of the committee is a
lengthy Cpe. 1t is based upon Kala-
lyel9 s resolution asking that the
~f him he invactiyo+od
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Sui captain,
|denkH =. - 4lahe was Goo

The examination Of Me books OF
the hanF&as taken up in detail this
morning with Cecil Brown, president
of the company, in the witness chair.
1t is nc thought that Chong's en-
bezzieueEs. will amount in sum total
to foTtsRE-fifty thousand dollars.
Sevefal lems Of from nine hundred
| to one thousand dollars were cOnsid-
cred this morning
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MASSMEETING To
REas
.:..: ::s y . ;: {: ::
"a ~.= =
:: Closing it's work with a big ::
:: massmeeting on the roof of the ::
:: Young Hotel roof garden on ::
4eFuesday morning next at II !:
elock, the sugar protection com ::
ohttee will submit to all the peo- ::
l$Iple it's report and the people will 2?
tt be allowed to pass upon that re- ::
:: port. The committee wishes to ::
I: show that no one man or set OF ::
:: men is behind this movement to ::
:: fight against tariff-slashing, but ::
:: that the entire community is (:
:: aroused to the necessity Of pro- ::
:: tecting sugar. Everybody is in ::
:: yited-men and women. 1t will :;
:: be a short meeting, vigorous and ::
:: to the point. {:
:: .:...... -..... {:
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =
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Many a woman has the big head be-
cause she has eredie at hair empo-
rum.
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lAssocfated Press Cablel

fAssociated Press Cable)
VIENNA, Austria, April 4-Ihe Vi
ennese newspapers, hysterieaiiy en-
ragged at Monteneero's attitude, threat
en- independspt aetiop b. Austria II
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

Lillian McKinnon at No. 80 Angler
avenue.
Mrs Herbert Blair Hanger anu
baby. OF 81. Louis. win return home
sunday after visiting Mrs Martin
Dunbar
Miss Edith Appleyard has returned
from New York. and is seriously i'll a;
Mrs. G. r, Buford's residence, No. 141
Capitol avenue.
Dr. and Mrs. d. G.. Wise have re-
ton Exposition, where they'have beeN
spending a week.
\ ball will be given by the Atlanta
Zionist Society at the Jewish EduCa %
tional Alliance Tuesday evening oc-
tuber 2i $50 p m.
Mrs. Eula Griffin and Mrs Georg ia
McMichael have returned after two
years absence abroad md a trip
around the world.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Lee Simms,
on October Il. The little girl has
been named Virginia Lee Simms.
Airs. Junius Il. Oglespy. Jr, mas ue-
turred from New York. Her mother
and sister. Mrs. Abner W. Cal oun
and Miss Harriet calhoun viii re-
main until Wednesday.
Misses Almedia Sadler. of Sheffield.
Ala. ana Henrietta Lambdin. of
Barnesville. who are students at Ag-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

one of the largest delegations from
the Atlanta chapter. which is one
OF the strongest ana largest in the
organization. Delegates appointed
from Atlanta are Mrs Helen Plane.
honorary president; Mrs. Williams
Mccarthy, president: Mrs. ]. r. Mob
ley, first vice president: Mrs Dalton
Mitchell, registrar; Mrs. Lollie Belle
Wylie, historian; Mrs. NJ. :. Coleman.
recording secretary; Mrs. T. T. stew
ems, chairman of the educational com
mittee; Mrs. W. &. Price Smith,
Mrs. +, L. Connally, Mrs. w d. Ellis.
Mrs. W. =. Pattillo Mrs. Evans Mil
Ter. Mrs. Boiling Jones. Mrs. II. G.
Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Hanna.
director of the Julia Jackson chapter,
Children of the ConfederaCy
After the convention is over Mrs.
a. Med. Wilson, with her husband
and several others in the L. D. c.
association, will leave New Orleans
for a few weeks trip to the Canal
Zone
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
PERSONAL

Mrs. Shirley Brooks leaves Sunday
for ST Louis.
Mrs. Morris Brandon has returned
from New York.
Bainer Belser is i'll at the Davis
Fischer Sanitarium.
Marshall Mckenzie is in at the
Davis Fisher San;tarium
Mrs. II. \. Led5etter. Of Anderson.
;. e. has returned home.
Miss Floyd Fort eft Saturday to
spend two weeks in Americas with
friends
Mrs J. Carroll Payne and Mrs.
flames L. Dickey. Jr.. have returned
from New York.
Mrs J. Frank Meador will leave
the city TUESDAY for a visit. of several
weeks to Nsw York
Mrs. :. L. McRight leaves Wednes
day for her home in Chicago after
visiting Mrs. J. : Mccullough
Mrs. +. L. Hollis is conva.esciag
after an oueration a. the Elkin Gold
smith Sanitarium
Miss Grace Judson. of Bessemer.
Ala. is visiting Misses Sanie and
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

And the markets of the world are open o us.
And have fail ed prove to Atlanta that
alive to every opportunity that presented itself
And rather happily repuationed for giving genuine
bargains sales which just often work
them out truthfuly and genuiney-bu no oftener.
NoW let's hang up a fact.
We will not be tempted nths sudden rush OF buSyneS
forget the principles that ndcre the CImbern onsOn Du
Bose Company of doing things As long efforts
centeed getting worthy merchandise for fair price will
claim that sell worthy merchandise mderprce.
But do that have succeeded most admirably this
putting several huge and solid III the structure
of public confidence that havebeen building up here nAtta
these many years We have gathered stocks that
proud ofend making stocks that stand the hundred
to the dollar test.
And is in this spirit that invite YOU invite
make to Judgment to decide
for yourself whether these hundred cents the dollar values
better than the hundredtwenty five cents
the dollar bargans that have spread before you boldly
We full of cOnfdencet effect We have been put
the We have succeeded succeeded this better
than have he shades of fine before
wre). is rather remarkable what good strong fight
will accomplish.
And now let your good Judgment i'll to guide you in
your purchases
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Suits

Our advertisement this morning concerned
suits at $500,
They are the result of specialization.
So are the suits at $3.50. $500 $500, So are
all the suits here.
And there are many.
Such a store as this owes its best service to
every customer.
And every customer gets it whatever she
wishes to pay for her suit.
Suppose you now just look into this for your
own satisfaction and see if these words about
specialization do not fit in with the suit we show
(or the coat dress fur) at the price you wish
to pay.
Test this out.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
: asst Lake Dance.


The Saturday evening dinner dance
at East Lake assembled a large num-
Der Of the younger social Sc. last
week. Visitors present included Miss
Helen Lewis, Of Valdosta, who is the
guest of Mrs. Allan Clande Weller:
Miss Alice Martin, of Jacksonville.
the guest Of Mrs. Warner Martin,
Miss Hortense Jones of AshevilIe.
who is with Miss Amelie Sturga m
until after the Sturgeon -Elkin we'd
ding on Tuesday evening.
Others present were Misses Elise
Brown, LYDIA Nash. Frances Connal-
lN. Dorothy High. Dorothy Harman,
Mary Hines, Pear Wilkinson. Roo
ertson. Elizabeth Dunson. CObbio
Vaughan. Emma Lowry Freeman,
Lawson Hines, Margaret Moore Ma
guerite Ward, Messrs Byron Craw-
ford, Charley Meador Locke Crumley.
Robert Ryan, Hall Miller. Remsen
King, Walter DuBard, Travis HUFF,
Edwin McCarty, Dixon McCarty.
Wallace Daniel William Henry, Rich
ard Henry, 7. J. Monroe. George Nc
Carty, George Street. Russell Comp
ton, Tommie Stout. Frank Montgom-
cry, Gillespie Adams, Archie Lee,
Stewart COlley. BOyce Worthey. Si0a
Hawkins. Frank O'Keefe, Wimberly
Peters, Charley -oon, Curry Moon,
Henry Kuhrt, Tyler Waller and Dr.
Arch ElSin.
The chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs.
Naldemar GUIDE, Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
Beck. Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Paine,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Achison and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Crumley.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The w aiStS

Never have waist STYLES come in for quit" so
much interest as they have this season.
The Oriental influence has done wonders
Waists are rich, glorious affairs right now
or they are an impossible mixture of colors mas
querading as Oriental
The difference lies between the work Of the
artist and the nearartst.
But the proverbial good taste of Atlanta wo-
men will distinguish.
And we leave this waist store as we present
It this season to her good taste.
Test this out
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Blankets

The blanket stock-where things are what
they are!
We reason along these lines about blankets
after getting as fine values as are to be got Cat
every price, why should we practice any other
method than to tell our customers what is in this
blanket and what is in that blanket? CON
trary course would not change matters in the
least. And as we have every confidence in the
genuine worth of every pair of blankets we own,
we are willing to have them Judged by what we
say they are.
Test this out
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

hes Scott, were the guests Of Mrs.
Willis Miner for the week
Mr.. Ada Adams Brooke. who re-
Gently visited Toronto and other Ca
madam points. Niagara Falls and Buff
falo. is spending a week in New York,
and viii visit Philadelphia and Bal
t.more before returning.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Godfrey. who
returned last week from two months
at Niagara on the Lake, stopping
also in Toronto with relatives, have
closed their East Lake bungalow and
opened their apartment in the Marl-
borough Mr. Godfrey leaves tMon-
day night for short trip to Missis-
sippi
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Georgia Sanitarium
To Exhibit at Fair

NALDOSTA, oct. 20-The Georgia
State Sap.arium at Miledgeville,
will mahexsn. exhibit at the Georgia
Florida Fair which opens here for
five days or November I. II will CON
sist Of needlework. paintings. basket
~ and other artistic hadwork by pa
tents at the institution.
There will also be a special display
by the pupils in the girls training
school. and from the kindergarten de-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Cooking School.

The women Of PARK Street M5iho-
dist Church nave been conducting
successfully a cooking school for
week under the direction of Mrs :.
r. Dull. The cooking school Will
continue during this week. The tick
cts for the series will sell for so cents
and can be had of Mrs. Frank Bake
or Mrs St. Elmo MassengaIe.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
siqma Phi Epsilon Dance.

There was delightfully."- informal
dance SATURDAY. evening At the Sigma
Phi Epsilon Chapter House on North
avenue, when about so of the college
set were entertained.
The girls present were Misses Kate
Cooper, Bertha Moore, Martha Draka,
IT Griffin: Helen MCCarty, Dott:e
Cowles, Anne VIII Mccall, Dolie Bla-
lock. Helen Brown Wycliffe WuTm
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Fer Miss Margaret Grant.

Mrs. John William Grant and Miss
Margaret Grant have issued invita-
tionS to a reception Wednesday. Octo-
Der %. from until o'clock. No. 423
Peachtree street. The guests will in
clude Mrs Grants married friends
The affair will be one of the mos,
brilliant events of the season.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Ten Club to Meet.

The Ten Club will be the guests of
Judge Arthur @. Powell Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the Piedmont
Driving Club In addition to the mem
bers of the club Judge Powell has
invited as special guests Governor
John NJ. Slaton, John d. Little and
Judge John r. Pendleton.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Knit Underwear

The first rule Tor picking daisies, we under
stand. is to go where daisies are.
The same is true Of gathering fine stock Of
knit underwear
We went wherever good knit underwear vas
to be found.
We did not confne our selection to any one or
two mills.
We chose from this mill its best from that mill
its best and so on
Now Atlanta women may choose from the best
that is made.
Test this out. 4sEiRagYagsfFJFE7T -
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Informal Reception.

At the informal reception Mr.. ana
Mrs. Milton ArrowooG give Tuesday
evening for Mr.. John c. Freund, OF
New York. specially invited guests
will include the board of directors of
the Atlanta Musical Association and
members of the Atlanta Festival AS
sociation. Miss Adrienne Battey will
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Butts Beats Jasper
In Suit Over Taxes

JACKSON. Oct. 20.-Judge Robert T.
Daniel. Of the Flint Circuit, has handed
down a decision IN the tax case be-
tween Butts and Jasper Counties, sus--
tanning every contention of Butts
County
Jasper County secured a temporary
restraining order, preventing Butts from
collecting any Of the Central Georgia
Power Company taxes, claiming 70.6 per
cent Of the total returned in the two
counties
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Silks

A Season of Silks
The Chamberlin-J -Johnson-DuBose Co. silk
store has expanded its stocks not only to meet
these greater demands, but to take its position
as a guide to the women of Atlanta The stocks
are authoritative in that they are varied and in
elusive of all that the silk masters have evolved.
Test this out.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Pastor Kills Himself
When Transferred

vas transfer ed from Lancaster, Pa, to
Reading against his wishes. the Rev. S
s Dougherty.-of the Trinity United
Presbyterian Church. committed suicide
by hanging himself
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
The Millinery

No store in the South-very few in America
outside of New York-has the millinery organi-
zation that we have Through our connection
with Estelle Mershon, 20 East 46th street. New
York, the styles that bloom in Paris one week
are in Atlanta few days after the next week
and, happily, at Atlanta prices.
Test this out
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
SOUP CARRYING MARATHON

NEW YORK. oct. O.-To decide a
bet. two walters Will engage in a soup
carrying contest over a twenty block
course on Broadway. A prize of S25
has been offered The man who spills
the least amount of soup will get the
money
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

te'roii HumEhries. Tessie Thompson
Fay Do! bS ami Mar KinG
The chaperouS were Llrs. : r.
Dinkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Jones and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ware Ho'
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
For Miss Duncan.

Miss Rebie Workman entertained
her Sewing Club Monday afternoon
IL compliment to Miss Martha Dun
can, whose marriage to Mr. Thad-
deus Johnson win be an event OF
Wednesday evening. A; this informal
affair, the girls gave Miss Nuncan
.Liscellanen:s 81 oWer.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20

An informal affair of last week vas
the Dutch supper given by Mr and
Mrs. carr Wesley az their home on
Thirteenth street. Those present
We're Misses Mary Bradley. Louise
Donaldson, Ada Donaldson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W ]. Ford. Jr., Mr and Mrs.
Jack jackson. Messrs. Jack Donald
son, Harry Reynolds, Hanson Hall
and Felix Bryan.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
We Drive Nail and Hang a Fact on 1t

Weare just entering the busiest Of the whole
which another Of saying that the time Of the has
when the good people and about Atlanta going
spend large for their furnishings and for their homes
larger perhaps than in many years.
is WeH to stop a moment and consider hoW and
Where YOU are going to spend YOUR money.
The finances of the country healthy condition. things
looking up throughout America
In this section of the South they looking up high
This that manufacturers taxed to the
demands of nation able and buy whatever
For do not think any will deny that these the
present day conditions.
And when conditions such then merchants put
test.
Right merchandise is hard o get right prices.
the old principle of supply and demand still working
away old principles have hab Of doing.
This is the sharp pointed nail that is easy drive.
And yet hear much right about bargains about
mendOls savings, about prices, about great sales.
How is it possible?
Here working away with vengeance striving with
all the that this long established organization has
qured gather merchandise that
our standard of what it ought to be for the price
1t taking all our time all energy. all ingenuity to
find such merchandise.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-20
Informal Evening Party.

serve punch. and Mrs Robert Black.
burn viii serve coffee
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-09

One OF the strangest fences on rec
ord is that which the common council
OF Yonkers. n Y, has just ordered
built II will be a fence to keep sui
cides away
Several times in rec-n' years des'
pondent persons have shufiied OF the
mortal coil by leaping into the Fort
Field reservoir. one of the reservoirs
supplying Y, kers with water. Some
times the bodies haze been recovered
quickly. but on a few occasions the
corpses were in the water for day
or so The loss of water in draining
the reservoir is a big item and is es'
pecially to be guarded against since
the city found II necessary TO husband
every drop of its supply. SO the
council has appropriated $4,000 TO
build a wire netting fence around the
reservoir Wen It is completed any
one on suicide bent will find barrier
nine feet high between him and eter
nifty
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-09
CHAPTER XxxV.
The Cabin Taken.

His heart beating with new happ'
ness. vet conscious of the stern duty
still confronting him, Keith joined the
others, giving them. in a whisper,
hurried account OF Hopes release
from the cabin. and Of what she mad
to report
Its old Juan Sanchez In the front
~oom. boys" he added soberly. and
there is ten thousand dollars reward
out for him. dead or alive.
Joe of the Bar y" drew In his
breath sharply.
It'll sure be dead then" he NUT
tered that cuss will never be got
no other way"
They went at It in the grim silent
manner OF the West. wasting little
time. feeling no mercy. One by one
the unconscious sleepers were aroused
each waking to find 4 steel barre
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-01-09
When Is an Old Maidf

Some day the manageable age for
women will be advanced from ~ TO
80. and the old maid line will be
changed from 80 to 40 When taat
time comes there will be surprisingly
few divorces. The husband OF whom
We dream at 90 is not at all the type
OF man who attracts us al 80 Tue
man married at 20 was brilliant
morbid. handsome. abnormal creature
with magnificent eyes and very white
teeth and no particular appetite at
meal time The man whom | coulu
care for would be the normal. safe
and substantial sort who would come
in at G o'clock. kiss me once. snin the
air twice. and say. Mn What's tha'
smells so good. old girl? I'm as nun
CRY as a bear Trot T. out Wnere
are the kids Prom Dawr
O'Hara." by Edna urber.