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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
NEGRO GIVEN SEVEN
YEARS FOR STEALING
$4,000 HOUSER GEMS

Mrs. Estene Houser.. wife of Fred
Houser. Atlanta publicity man and
publisher of The Hotel Mems Journal,
didn't get an opportunity to testify in
criminal division of superior court to-
day.
Adolph Dickson, the negro charged
with having entered the Houser home
at 76 Washington street a month ago
and making away with $1,000 worth of
Mrs. Houser's iewelry, entered a plea
of guilty when his case was called this
morning and was sentenced by Judge L..
$. Roam to seven years in the peniten
tiary
Mrs. House, CARRIED in black tai
lored suit and wearing a corsage bou-
quet Of pink sWeetpeas. appeared in ting
dingy court room on the fourth floor Of
the ThroWer building anticipating that
the negro would make a fight for free
dom.
Most of the gems carried away from
the Houser house by Dickson We're re-
covered by the police in various pawn
shops where the negro had disposed of
them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
ATLANTA SUFFRAGISTS
COM PLETE PLANS FOR
PARADE IN WASHINGTON

Inc quest of the ballot by demonstra-
uon. method by no means to be con-
FUSED with militancy has found a re-
ceptiNe chord in the hearts sof Atlanta
Suifragists, and on March l Atlanta.
Tor the first time in its history. will be
treated to visible evidence of its wom-
an rights advocates outside of the
convention hall and the debating So
ciety.
Fired by the success of the New York
sutfragists who "hiked' to Albany to
present petition to Governor Sulzer.
women fighting for the ballot all over
the United States are preparing to hold
Dig demonstration in Washington on
the eve of the inaugural
And Atlanta is to be represented by a
squad of % of its most prominent wom-
ans rights enthusiasts augmented by
marching contingents from Gainesville.
Athens and Savannah,
Leave for Capital March /,
Members of the Atlanta Civic league,
the local branch of the Georgia Suf-
trage association, met yesterday after
noon to plan the details of the Wash
mston trip 1t was decided to leave
Atlanta on March l with the Gaines
vile and the Athens delegations to
arrive in Washington in ample time for
u resi- for the strenuous day. on March
3, when the big suffragist parade is
scheduled.
1T will be the first time Atlanta suf-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
ECZEMA |TCHED
AND BURNED
Between Knee and Ankle. Scratch
ing Made Solid Sore, Could Not
Wear Shoes or Walk. One Cake
Of Cuticura Soap and One Box Of
Cuticura Ointment Cured,

Curryville, Gs.-"My mother had a
breaking out on her right leg between the
knee and ankle which was pronoancsd ec,e-
ma. The eczema broke out In pimpleS and
itcAed and burned SO she sCzAtc2Aed It and
made solid sore. 1t burned nod itoAed 10
she could hardly sleep at night q o. cloth
ing irritnted Il and her feat a<sd ankles we're
swollen SO she could not wear her shoes and
could not walk for sonexims
She tried several home remedies which
did her no good. As a last resort she tried
Cuicirs Soap and O4ntnlsnt. She washed
the places With the Cutic.Ea Soap aud after
wards applied the Cuticura Ointment. One
cake Of CuSicura Soap and one box Of CUT
curA Ointment cured her" (Signed) Mrs.
D. Walraven Apr. 26. 1912
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
THERE is NO MONEY
TRUST, BANKERS ARE
INFORMED SECRETLY

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.--Jalnes y. Forgan,
president of The First National bank, of
Chicago, says there is no money trust.
The statement was made last night be
fore The Illinois Bankers association sub
committee after reporters had been ex-
cluded from the rooms. Hearers of Bank
er Forgan today asserted that he denied
the existence Of such a trust. Forgan
spoke ON the recent address Of Governor
Wilson, referring to the presdent-elect S
remarks about currency reform.
Mr.. Forgans remarks were couched
in the technical language of an expert,
and | will have to think it over to be clear
in my own mind as to his exact meaning "
one auditor asserted.
Forgan will be witness before the
Puio ommittee-probably appearing this
week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23

flagists have asserted themselves out
side of the debating society,"" said Mrs.
Amelia r. Woodall, president of the
local branch. 1t will show the people
Of Atlanta and Georgia that woman's
rights will be a question to be reckoned
with even in staid old Georgia.
Please don't let the impression get
abroad that VIC are militant. after the
fashion of the English suffragettes. We
believe in demonstration, but not in
militancy. But the question can be set
tied only after the women have as
serted themselves and made a demand
for what should be theirs"
To Parade in Atlanta.
Carrying the Georgia h4g and ban
ners emblematic of their cause. the
members of the Atlanta contingent eN-
pect to stage a little parade of their
own in the heart Of Atlanta before en-
barking on the Washington journey.
According to Mrs Smith Woodall,
about % Atlanta women, defraying their
own expenses in the interests of the
fight, will take part in the Washington
demonstration
Among the Atlanta women who will
take part are Mrs. Woodau president
of the Atlanta Civic league: Mrs. Mary
l.. McLendon, president of the state or
ganization Mrs. a. G. Helmer. treas
urer; Miss katherine Cook and Mrs.
Nj. l.. Bradley. secretaries.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
ATLANTA MAsONS TO SPEAK
AT DEDICATION IN ACW0RTH

ACWORTH, GA, Jan. 23.-The ded-
ication OF the handsome new Masonic
temple at Acworth tomorrow will bring
a number of Masons from over the
state. as elaborate preparations have
beer made for the entertainment of the
guests.
DR. Horace Grant, Dr.. z. B. Thomas
and Colonel ]. W. Mayson, all Of Allan
ia. and others will speak
The local lodge has just completed
one Of the most commodious small tenn
pies in the state.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
FOR PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS

The following is a most effective and eco
nomical treatment: Gently smear the affected
parts with Cuticura Ointment. on the end of
the finger. but do not rub. Wash OFF the
Cuticure Ointment in ave minutes with
Cuticura Soap and hot water and continue
bathing for some minutes. This treatment
ia best on rising and retiring. At other times
use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and
bath. 70 assist in preventing Inflammation
oa'itaOon and ehogging OF the pores Sold
throushoHt ssse world. Liberal sample Of
each free. with 32-p. Skin Book Address
l,pss-ca "Cutcura, Dept. 7 Roston
sS-'rt nider-fHced men should use Cut,cIra
soap Shaving Stick, 25c. Sample free
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
BATHTUB USELESS TO
LAB0RERS IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Jan. 2S.-As an instance
Of the average English laborers ignor-
ance concerning the use of bath tub
city officials cite an occasion where
rabbits were kept in the bath tub, the
laborer explaining that he knew of no
other use for it. In one borough it was
found that there was only 121 bath
tubs in $4,000 houses that contained
1870 900 persons.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
MAN DIES TRYING TO
SAVE HIS DAUGHTER
FROM BURNING HOME

CANFIELD, OHIO Jan. 23-After he
had rescued his wife and daughter
Evalin, aged twelve, from their burning
home early today, Curtis Schaeffer lost
his life when he rushed into the house
to save his daughter Eftie, aged four
teen, who was also killed when the roof
crushed down upon them.
Mrs Schaeffer and Evalin We're ia
tally burned before Schaeffer could
reach them, and the son William, aged
ten. was painfully injured
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
ENJOYS Startled
Rv the News

LONDON. Jan. "a military dicta-
,o.g1fp has been appointed, according
~ ronstantfnopIe de atches tonight.
Tre resignation of Grand Which Kiami)
7.sr7 and his cabinet created a sensa-
,,on mere among tie ENJOYS Of the al
lies DR.. Daneff, heao of the Bulgarian
darsqarfon. said that the situation had
Suddenly become one Of great serious
ness.
War may be resumed Immediately.
!, looks as though the military party
IN the Turkish capital has gained con-
-ro." said Dr. Daneff Everything now
fanenus on Constantinope.'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
MODERN RIP" KILLS
HIMSELF IN A CELL

HUNTER, y. y, Jan. 2$.-Not until
after the funeral at Haines Falls did the
residents of this Catskill section learn
that a modern Rip Van Wrinkle in the
person of Gilbert Green, an aged trap
per, had taken his own life under unusual
circumstances. "Old GIBBS" body was
found in a cave in the woods in coffin,
which he built himself out Of rough tim
her. Beside him were his faithful dog.
his gun and a bottle, which had contained
poison.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
GERMAN OFFICER is
240TH AVIATION VICTIM

MAGDEBURG, GERMANY. Jan. %.
Lieutenant Schleget of the imperial
aviation corps, was killed and Lieuten-
ant FonScheele. of the same branch of
the service, was fatally injured today
when their biplane fell during a flight
near here today. Lieutenant Schle-
gets death is the 24Oth fatality in
aviation since the air machines came
into use, and the fourth this year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
ROME MINISTER RESIGNS
Passionate OF 30 YEARS

ROME. GA, Jan. 23.-Dr. r. B. Head
den. who for 80 years has been pastor
Of the First Baptist church here, today
resigned He is one Of the most wide
lv known ministers in the state, Con-
federate veteran and is prominent in
educational affairs, having been identi-
fed with the growth of Shorter college
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
GIRL FLYER NEAR DEATH
1900 FEET ABOVE EARTH

IfI5MPSTEAD. y. y. Jan. 23.-Miss
Berne,ta Miller a twentyyear avis
tor. from Canton. ohio had narrow
ESCAPE while trying TO establish an alti-
fJde record when ner motor went wrong
No0 feet in the air and living snow
nearl, blinded her She Mas compelled
10 yulplaue to earth.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
CHECK FROM OLD DEBTOR
SAVES WIDOW A HOME

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Facing eyic-
ton from her home as well as noun
tain Of debt. Mrs. Jennie Walsh, a
widow, was lifted from despair at the
critical moment by the arrival Of a
$500 check from Henry w Gibbs. a
farmer of Liberty, n. Y, who said he
had borrowed S15o from Mrs. Walsh's
husband years ago and that the extra
$50 was for interest
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
Turkish Cabinet,
Resentful, Resign

c0NSTANTINOPLE. Jan 23.--The
resignation Of the Turkish cabinet was
announced today. This announcement
had been expected because of the re-
sentiment i'm military circles against the
concession of Adrianople to the Bul-
ga.jane
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
YOUNG 7 URk.S
SEIZE CONTROL
IF COUNTRY

VIENNA. jan 23.-Revolution has
,.,,ao out in Constantnopie and the
Young Turks ha> secured control of
..s government, according to dis
,,+.b received here this Afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
Towels in the Sale

121ac union linen, 1oc.
l5c union linen, 12Lac.
l9c union linen, 15c.
Soc bath towels, Csc.
65c linen towels, 3ec.
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rasli.Asa nss ~. lsla-Ias -.
NOTICE

SEALED siis 9iil b. received i"T I-s
construction sl sas las Nnlsass sua.s-
~ Coast ii.uss, lnII, Z a'giors . r..
jaausss 20. islis b. shs itosga sI
Cs.,nis Commissioners of i.as AHiH
caahts. Colo, AZ Ih-ig aftio-s s"'rEF
Main aaa sh-siInt Streets. lFtriea.
.oiSsss0. asrpsaiRg 90 piSH g-H
Specifications "a 'i's E1ls :, u. OH.
W ~ itagP sSs.4 2asI Ege's.'~
MasSass naliaiRs. TF.sidsds
y, above date aaa h~ssF all tsa aH..
BE- pabliriS sp-asR sad FNsa ri'r
All tI.ts :" BE- nasssa "iias
C.ag, ,.aass. ael addressed o.
usdsrsisn-si. Ttr is@&si Fvs"ste: r
gisa, TO scisy; .sy ssI al biis
y tissiAa. Ctaisssab-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
10 DAMIEN Am
; APPLY SAGE TEA
Lsek Yssag! 1dpg Back Its Nat.
aTal cslsr. 0loss and
1h3ekless.

COMMON ksrJen sage br-wrd into
a heavy tea with sulphur and slro-
hoa added. ~iii turn stsy. ssrrakc.i
Esd faded hsir beautifully dark aud
iuAurlans. rroosc every bit OF dan.
dssff. stop scalp i'china and failing
hsir. Just = Zee appl patioas VII
prove . .rc.riasioa n your hair Is
fsdiag. gray Or dry. srrskkly and
ihta. M,aink the sage Tea and Sui
phur recipe a. home. though. is trou-
blesomr. An easier way Ia to gc, the
ready-to-use- tonic. costing about so
cents large bottle at drug stores.
known as "Wy-th's Saee and sulphur
Hair Remedy" thus avoiding a 10,
Of muss. ..
While wispy. gray. faded hair ia
not sinful, NC al, desire to retain our
youtthfui appearance and attractive
ness. BY darksniuR your hair with
Wysth's Sagc aud sulphur. no one
can tell. because Il does II 50 na,ur.
ally. ~ evenly. You Just dampen q
sponge or soft brush with II and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand at u time: by morning
all gray hairs havt disappeared. and.
after another appliotion or two. your
hlr bccomcs beautifully dark. glossy.
~ Sne luSuriant.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
cu1t Yogl odt1 While You cAH

tHaH In any other Of the minor all.
tsA6au. Z, The s<4s way v Co take
dsiA AbsrtaiaN Cough RSiisdy and rid
yourssif ef the cold a. quickly as pos
Iai6le. For ssle by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
STOCKHOLDERS NEE1IXc

TL. guspssg AaauaG ais.tins 81 ta-
st.rkAsidrEs ~ sse in'rsssi 9Hs
siasr Eaas sf Ts.aidsd. CpisFsa1.
-iii h. i,sli a. lie t,aSlas 'e-psa> g.
Trinidad. cairsadss .H Maaa=y. isF
assy s,a. 1914. At ,sy tpug af 'sEr-r
thirty .slsrs in ;hu afternoon e.
,s- -i.s,ian Of ais-esnfs tas ssc 80
suing y-aF and .ps the lEaa.ss'iua o..
such sshsf ba.iE-ss ss sasf pspsvsis
.om- bssoF- said s.Vgsiss
Dated this ,,h asF Of py-.,uts 2.
\. u. 1919,
The fn,-r.aii-nsi state h..s.
Tot Wa Il rtr~srj. Cash.r's
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
.AslnAIL ..sAIAIIEs"
- GET 4 Dooo9

Nsv SsSk. Dee, -s-.Gosersos
JOhs r. TsseS's s,eesios ss pIe.ides,
Of the NsiiSssi league. al q ssisTS
- eyS.sss year. vas the nsoss i'm
pes1sss Lassise.e - ~ transacted Al
NJ sasssi nestins here.
mi h The saAsAsra LAseLaii sal
sTy fsv ell ssesia-st. iasaaxsr., aAs-
ssss ssi risssr.- Nj, rsses will svs
S3s. see year. sssAas- the @ssnsses
rssia ss' psS his sss iss asiss
sAs sev rules.
Thsss us~d s0 D- aiMs Nhsh Ia sapr
lsii salaries sss. ohiS sl".e"v. ssi
tbal Gas the average prize ~ L1ll
poayesv. but - bs.-s~ii has steadily
s1sssrs. - l"o. have salaries cAs
ycu shlsk vi sss iasiaase iste.s
where aea~y sss saessioas.i IN con
seeiios Gish sks aslipssi isssiAe.
sssl ,t- sssssss cas- sss lee. lhas
s:S.Sss. Sos .sssos. Soa sssso'.
ts~sas- there y ~ sasL lns'ahs. %
FoxosJ
We do sSs .aS NJ r-seS ~iit M,
receive ess.sss, Quote shs sos.Tsss.
We say positively be sii, g-.-is.
ess.sss. s~~sas~ IL is s-ii ks..n
sbsi ssssssii nah .sshO, -s.h
shisk is sssn. iss. shss ga. .ns-,
Ns rsa~s Hiii L~ vosth whatever
shsy psS his. A. y. ass-ss,anim.
~ ia sss sseS ihe jsh, rhJ ,
sought bin. rss Job hasssd him ap
~ his hsss~ sads-ss. ssd SIT aosa
o. it, kssr.. sst pssssA that he isks
IL, The lob had a-isss'sps 81 M
sssssi ieaSae maxassSs sish IL. aaa
Mr. rssss naturally could sos r-.i.'
the i's~sut~s
\ four ysss sssM sesoss pi n los
thr job. Shtrh viii ~ ample Tin. sof
Nj r~ses 'a h~ss everything that sa
istUsissea aas1st~ sad ssas see .aa
cali . psseiSest ~aea~sss h- readers
. i-sisios sds-f.e 10 ssii ssAsss,-
aud asasssss. NJ Tee.r 10 sofas 10
ee sOmc~ ASl sus,s,srA Ly the tiase-s
Of soss~ os Shoss svsss. asd msnaE-
srS. loo. 6sf0rv hts fosr Ssss. sr- up,
Asd Of 1toMAs J. i.ys.h. shsss
TAs sans0s ths, i.,ses sss, b.
asked 10 h~sa tho ts:cssi lea sue I.
psuhablS ssUasdisse, " ths svsiFisE
chief Of The Naiiohsis uer- sskrs, &c
take shv outlaw 3S.,. he ~ovid p'ois,
sss3 rej~rt II. asi.se the, showed
hla . los ~ aossy. i.sn.h hs. i,ssn
- ssss~ay ldssttfs~J With organized
bsii 10 ss~sk the tic -s.,iS. sitholsA
osxsaisrd hail fisds n. such Irushis
u Sssiiss with Tsossss J. t.,a.a
Carr HrsssaAsa. the demon maas
skss of sasnse~sS. sa.sL, NJ. i.sa.h
" saerrsd Juscphus Tinkrs. Carr,
hes tried eA.uHpises. es.paSfi-idsss.
ua.s1ostsloss. ssd stnut ~seryiisisx
clss. - ahcsv y NO s~ssoa ~hs he
showld a0s eApesiAcst With 80 "a.
QqNASQpe -E F
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cUDAN PITCHER yl0NS
WITH NEW YORK GIANTS

N.- Nork. Ike. E.-=N is., fsss
have iHs nalH- al she mes Ens.a
Eit.hsf sEo hs. signed Ia plas pisH
IL Gisni. s-st season. ami fog taasi.
iasser. II b. iis-. al I. the .sn.s-
Isoaai reputation h- has mad. ~
,iassIa
t.ssiiis i-aim-s" i. '.s~ 'i.s"ssii.ins
,0ssn xsi sfs s-sE@s sa.. sa- r-s-sn
that sh-s- base b@~a .S nsush MSs-
srsY ssrfoaaains hi. -nsss-nss, IA
that umyis- Wiss~s. u. ,sss >asi.1 u
league. aho is ia Havana aesins ia
taris..s. sspssiiisS. sash - ssoani
s-sp-s and .s.ss, IN general ani
osa.f shinss. he said go have h'.
'L.uxs ea, ie ss~ uP ,li- y"ans;
us,rh-ss saiar-
II is saiL iaa' isiSi-r sisiaa-.i q.
s.~ on official ss.si, tor Manager
NsGsi. and ssssasis-a to p,s4 us.
.iat-rs ssf the Nee Ssrh Nsii"aai
i-as-~ tsam. and ,hs,s a..lns in that
sspasiss. b. sri--, his s~s, Z" So,
i'ain,.ss
II .--a. ,hA, .'siGi.ro. ~ his
ss-sl ..fs. -as ia sis demand. nor
sisae b, itisiers pa, sY psusts'.
.apisis ot The i's1..kiya sis'..
Th~ts 50. Ia consequence = '.f-.'
-.rs.rvi .iash b h-t~~ea Eisi-r. hi-
bert and ssisri '.a'-. vh. sas
sussinx Iss the Giants ss' s-.s'. s'si
~ qnlusiiy Col,s ~aa oi' 10y get
:iax t'stn.sf" I. .ssr NTw York
club susSsssi,
pAisssro " q Kid. iss is "aif i.
ysars old. so.ss .a y. Tie " a ist'
hsndci r,lSh~r. and Only s''an' i've
s~-s aias- ,a~h-s iAii. but his soasn
ssaksn hi. s~scsi ali lLg Ior- s~-
marsAhl~. and sff.fsis additional
PROMISE for HI. future .h.r-'. iic
aiii fiii out ans gain strength '"
Ihi. eeuatty. Aosis. 'h~ Cuban ~h.
"a. with the washtas'e1s as q
catcher last year. weighed ori'' Ia"
,cunds wheu he rri-,st-i 'o 6rifn'n
last .prias. but he went back 4"
cuha Weighing 60 pounds. The Gu
han climate tor those of Inr- Walt"
L,ooi. oven those born on the i'l
1. dcrosaiory To their sro~'h tn"
rni,rd slaics climate appear. 4"
build them ny physically. aud Pal
nero ~,ii doubtless he benefited tic
samc way.
That rsiiucro IL worthy o' l""
on the Giants 4. srif evident
Here IL what hr did with Ill"
Brockiyns We. havana Nationals,
Psiyu-ro pitching for tue latter
Fire, game. Havana. =: BROOKLYN. !;
Brooklyn making ,w" safe hits. s'c-
cud game. Havana. 3: Nrookbn -
Brock,yu. seven .af. hits. Th'F"
game. Brooklyn. -; Havana. u
Rrooklyn five hits.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26
D1uouNCE SEALING UP
OF AAxlOLLAB QUARTERS

Rome. dec. :S.-rhe sealing up
" tho late Cardinal Kampoilns .
epartnsots is denounced as high
'hahdo1 and Illegal proceeding in
some auafters here. The legality Of
the act 10 Questioned because II was
tafrfAd out without the authorize.
tion Or Intervention of the judicial
officials. but simply by notary on
~ request OF Monsignor hi Bisoxno,
Adminlstrator Of st. Peters. The min
istry desired to insure the safety OF
documents sUf great interest TO the
chorch. which was feared might be-
lost. No tracy Of the cardinals miss.
lag ,will has boou found.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

This season has emphasized very
cpriqusly how noarly the styles for
yo.ihs psople's clothes parallel those
of their elders.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-26

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