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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
ON CLUBS
RUN FOR PROFIT

No grace is due locker clubs operated
for private profit, thinks Chairman A
r. Colcord, Of the police committee q
council, who will present to the com
mittee at its next meeting his ordi-
nance providing for assurances THAI
clubs are operated for the benefit OF
their members and not for the profit OF
owners.
The machinery with which the ordi-
nance viii work will be the obligatio
on the president. general manager and
secretary of each locker club in At
lanta to make affidavits that they are
not interested in the profits Of the
club. The organizations now in exist
ence. as well as those to be established
in the future, will be affected. The or
dinance was drawn by City Attorney
Mayson.
The chairman of the police commit
tee declared today that the reason for
the refusal Of licenses to several clubs
was the suspicion that they were op-
Grated by private parties as mere bar
rooms.
Besides the consideration Of this or
dinance, the police committee at it's
next meeting will consider an ordi-
nance preventing the presence of wom-
en- in clubs where intoxicants are sold,
and the sale of liquor in any club on
Sundays.
Business effected by the police COM
mittee at it's meeting yesterday was:
Permission to the University club
to establish a locker.
Denial Of permission to Georgia Ath-
letic club to open for fifteen days in
order to dispose of fixtures.
Denial of near-beer permits to J.
Levin, $50 Decatur street: sgd Nc
Ninch, 532 Decatur street; G. H. Tur-
ner, 1O6 West Mitchell street; S. Kline.
I Central avenue; Syl McNinch, 81
Garnett street.
Granting applica ton Of the F. e. F.
Distributing Company to open a whole
sale beer warehouse at 049 Whitehall.
Granting application Of G. H. Tripp
to operate at 4S Decatur street.
Granting permits to operate pool
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14

in these various forms Of amusement
during the time when he Is not at
work, that is, at night. Can a man
who has a family dependent upon him
afford to undermine his value as a
laborer, by staying mp late at night?
The body must have sleep and rest.
Open the Shows. He Urges.
81 am sorry that conditions are such
that this extreme means should be re-
sorted to, but as | said at first, il that
is all that can be done at the present,
I say. open the moving picture shows
on Sunday
In almost direct contrast the state
ment OF DR.. Memminger is the view
wood
u am absolutely against the running
Of moving pictures on Sunday on a
commercial basis" he declares, Il mean
where there is any money taken for
the performance
II think 1t would be but a wedge for
the opening of vaudeville shows and
for the playing of Sunday professional
baseball
However, l am in favor OF having
shows and recreation on Sunday where
there is no admission charged I be-
lieve in amateur baseball being played
on the Sabbath, and l think the bath
ing at Piedmont park is a good thing,
50 long as there is order maintained
and the moral tone of the place is
good"
Wants City to Run Shows.
Il think that the city could at a very
small expense give motion picture ex-
hibitions at the auditorium on every
other Sunday afternoon. having the
organ recitals on one Sunday and the
shows the other One OF the main
points in favor of the city is the clean
record that it has for the observance
of the Lords day. Atlanta has the
reputation of being one Of the best
conducted and best behaved cities in
the entire country.
II can see no difference between let
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
ARE RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS NEGLIGENT?

in the urine. It will not cure your
rheumatism overnight: neither di5
your rheumatism come overnight
But JACOBS LIVER SALT will re-
lteVe you more promptly and surely
than anything else, because ii thor
oughly purges the system Of fer
menting waste. eliminates the poi
sonous uric acid and purifies the
blood.
Almost without exception the suf
ferer from rheumatism is subject to
constipation, bihousness or dyspep-
STA. and d sluggish liver is at the
bottom of the whole trouble. ia
COBS' LIVER SALT stimulates both
liver and kidneys and makes them
keep your system clean. No other
liver medicine has the same solvent
action upon uric acid; therefore. in
sist that Your druggist give you the
genuine JACOBS LIVER SALT. II
he hasn't il, full size jar sent upon
receipt Of price, 25c. postage free.
Made and guaranteed by Jacobs
Pharmacy Co. Atlanta
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
Mayor Woodward.
PuritaniCaI Sabbath Branded
Breeder of Gambling, Drink
ing and Other Evils.

DIR. w w. Memminger, OF the All
Saints Episcopal church. today took
courageous stand in asking a recrea-
tive Sunday for the Atlanta working
man. DR. Memminger, one of the three
ministers who voted against Puritani-
cal Sabbath in the city, declared If
sunday moving picture shows were
the only solution to the Sabbath
amusement problem he was for them
heart and soul
There must be an outlet for the
working mans emotions must have
recreation" is Or. Memmingers sum
up Of the local problem now so much
i'm the public eye
With mis- eyes ablaze with zeal. Dr..
Memminger said;
1t is bard enough for a man TO
have to work ten and twelve hours a
day and have the sabbath for recrea-
ton. but when every avenue Of pleas
ure Is closed, the suppression is I'M
bearable and the baser emotions are
allowed absolute freedom
Sees Boarding House Evil"
The result is gambling. drinking
fighting and worst of all, the boarding
house evil A person who works all
week and then has to spend his Sun
days in a boarding house, should not
be held responsible for what he does.
His emotions are cramped, his ideas
stihed ana his better judgment warp
ed.
Please do not misunderstood me.
do not think this is the ideal way,
l believe either the city or some phil
anthropist should make these things
possible without cost, but until that
is done, ! say, let's have the most
practical solution of the problem and
I believe that the open picture show
is the way
Dr. Memminger was one or the three
ministers who voted against the res
olutiou presented by Marion jackson.
of the Men and Religion Forward
Movement. at a ministerial luncheon
yesterday. asking strict enforcement Of
the Sunday laws by Chief Beavers
The ministers vno voted against it
were Rev. Mr.. Ming, of the West End
Episcopal chulth; Rev. Mr.. Saumenig
and DR. Memminger.
Advances His Solution.
When asked what he thought of
Sunday baseball. DR.. Memminger stated
that ne was in favor of any form of
recreation that would relieve the pres
ent stress and hard condition Of the
laboring man.
My ideal solution for the whole
Sunday problem" he asserted. lis an
eight-hour day with half holiday on
Saturday, and then there would be no
excuse in asking for an infringement
on the observance Of the Sabbath. but
as there is no eight-hour law and no
half holidays I say give the people
their only chance. SUNDAY.
Il would think it a moral wrong for
a man in good circumstances and vino
had ample play time during the week
70 ask for Sunday recreation. But the
working man is different
some may argue that ne could take
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
Lung Trouble Yielded
To This Medicine

Consumption is a f1attering disea 60
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knowledge the fact. II this trouble Is
present, it is no time for trtfling If
q so-called cold" has long persisted.
II a cough is present that keeps Won
anxious, or any of the symptoms are
present, such as fever or night sweats,
weakness and loss of appetite, and per-
haps. some raising Of mucus-do the
sensible thing:-take Eckman's Alter
atlVe-as Mr.. Bettersworth did.
Bowling Green, Ky, R. No. 4.
Gentlemen: / wish to say for yolIr
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medicine of unequaleds value for all
Bronchial and Lung trouble. The
spring or 1908 l had a severe cough
1or SIX months ! tried all the medi-
cine that my doctors recommended To
me, but no results came for the bet
ter. had night sweats, and wouId
cough and spit until l got so weak
could hardly do anything. But, at last.
lanes Deering' Of Glasgow Junction,
insisted that try your medicine In
one weeks time there was quite an
Improvement in my condition and after
1 mad taken several bottles, l felt as
well as ever in my life.
j., l. desire the world to known that I
firmly believe that your Eckman's Al
teratlYe will cure any case of lung
trouble If taken before the last stage
l VIII gladly write personally to any
party wanting information in regard
70 your wonderful medicine"
(Sworn affidavi)
A. c. BETTERSWORTH
Eckman's Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever: Throat
and Lung Troubles and in upbuiIding
the system. Does not contain poisons,
opiates or habit forming drugs. For
sale by all of Jacobs drug stores and
other leading druggists. Ask for book
let telling of recoveries. and write to
Eckman Laboratory. Philadelphia, Pa
for additional evidence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
Many Suffer Excruciating
Agony for Years Without
Investigating the Cause of
Their Pain or Its Cure.

rheumatism frequently comes from
uric acid poisoning Uric acid ac-
cumulates from undigested food re-
naming in stomach and intestines.
which ferments and putrefies and
generates this poisonous acid II not
expelled promptly. 1t gets into the
blood, and finally forms crystalline
deposits, which settle in joints and
muscles and stiffen them
JACOBS LIVER SALT has been
remarkably successful in the treat
ment of rheumatism resulting from
uric acid poisoning Il is a true
uric acid solvent, which will break
up the deposits already formed. dis
solve the uric acid ont Of the tissues
and hold it in solution until expelled
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14
OPTICIANS WILL MEET
IN ATHENS ON APRIL g

ATHENS, GA, March 1.-THE Georgia
Optical association viii meet here April
and many prominent specialists will at
tend the sessions
ne officers are j. H. Spratling. Macon.
president; C +. Folsom. Macon FIRST vice
president B. 3. Bostwick. savannah. seq
ono vice president. W. K. Wilson. Doug
las, secretary and treasurer
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14

rooms to G. W. Hatfield, 1441-2 Pc
tiers street, and Henry Pounds, 125
North Pryor street.
Permission was denied to operate d
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14

drink stand to G. H. Turner. los w.,
Mitchell street, because of objection :.
factory girls who were obliged to na
the place.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-14

ting the moving pictures do business
on Sunday and letting the Philhar-
monte orchestra charge for admission
to their concerts. Let il be understood
that l am in favor Of the concerts. l
think that they are good things, but
not in keeping with the policy of the
city.
THE only solution that I can see,
is to have the city give these shows
free, let amateur baseball be played,
and have the present free Sunday rec
reations be encouraged in every way,
but | think 1t would be a fatal mis-
take to have pay shows open on the
Sabbath"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
News of the Theaters
CONGO ATTRACTIONS THE LOCAL pLAyuouses orre,
THE AMUSEMENT LOVING PUBLIC ~
THIS COLUMN APPEARS EVERY TUESDAY ANN re,,nv,

spac" gust as the shack is blown Ia
h'olhs As the defamation reaches the
ears ~ Ratn"s, his wife seizes "A shawl
ana PUSHES ont OF the house towards
the smoking ruins Brushing every
b"dN aside she lragically declares thai
h"r husband has been killed in the ex-
pI"Nion, a jury is hastily impanneled
T." begin their investigation into the
accident. tn" explosion has uncarth-
'd buried settlers body, which the
Jury believes Ia be the remains of
i'arhes, ana which Mrs Barnes thinks
Is the body of Karl
The plan succeeds aud Mrs. Barnes
Suec''ds in filing proofs Of death and
collecting the insurance. Barnes re-
mains in hiding unul he can make
"""d his rscap" to Mexico. where the
family Is again established on "A high
social plane Kari, meanwhile accepts
a position In the offices of his uncle.
IN" president Of the insurance com
panN, which pays the Barnes claim
ana ultimately hc succeeds 10 the
presidency. In Mexico. Barnes sue
ccods under an assumed name and
Karl spending his vacation in Mexico
accidentally meets him and Barnes
p"rildy is exposed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
Fine Feature at Grand.

Their lives by a Thread is a
three reel feature Him at the Grand,
that b. rcplete with interesting situa
tious
ro the sun baked plains of the
southwest william Barnes, his wife
aud daughter, travel in promise of Il
position of construction engineer For
m,rN possessed of wealth and accus-
toned 10 living in luxury, Mrs. Barnes
cannot reconcile herself to the new
life Barnes is driven almost To des-
r,ruion by his wife. Finding his in
suIauce policy for 100000 he is inn
mediate,y struck with the thought Of
obtaining this money by fraud
Aided and ahetted by his wife,
uls wprkmcti, and icavr the body in
such condition that il will be al
Iud@rd his own when the coroner en-
rJuurls his jury. 1t will be u simple
matter Tor him to remain in retire
mcut and send his supposed widow L"
cash the policy. Then. with the money
u tfcir possession. the family will nee
lu Mexico and begin life anew.
Tie leaves his humble home and goes
directly to the construction camp.
Summonine Karl he instructs him To
iooE after the office until his return
Tie cutters the pit where tn" dynamite
.s stored, obtains a supply and plants
II with a long time fuse attached di-
rrrtly behind the time-keeper's Office
lie then returns To his home to await
the explosion. Apparently no power
ou earth can save Karl from his fate.
iul wait, Ills favorite Eskimo dog
rHNlully bounding across a pile oil
lumh"r has pulled down some of the
heavy beams across his paws. \ Few
seconds before the fuse has burnt tn
it- end. Karl comes to the window OF
the office. sees his friend and com
pInion in distress and leaps out of the
window and across the intervening
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
OPEN AIR BAND CONCERT.
c. 4 n. Band To Entertain on Mine
Office Lawn.


Following IL the program for the
rec open air hand concert Ia be rem
d"rcd by IN. &. 4 III. band this even
ing from the mine office lawn
March, "Bal,imore's Toast" Alex
ander
Selection from THE wall Street
Girl" tIoschna.
Overture. "Mienon," Thomas
ta) Duet for flute ana horn "Titrs
Serenade," Titl--Messrs Smith and
Eddy.
th) Sercnadc "Harlequin's Mil
lions" Dras0 Harry II. King.
Grand Fantasia, Creme de Ia
Creme. Tobani-Introducing Grand
March from the Prophet. Schubert's
S"rrnade Hungarian Dance, Hearts
and Flowers, Coppelia, Fackeltanz
Pagliacci Mos2koVs<rs Serenade
Traumlied. Finale Of William Tell.
Descriptive, The I crest Rangers
Courtship," Eilenbcrg Synopsis: ca
Forest Life tb) Forestcr's Serenade
tc) Foresters Wedding cd Dance
Upon the Greensward.
Melodies from The Count of Lux
enhnrg," Ichar
Moroccan de Concert, "AWakening of
the Lion" III Eontski.
March. THE Prize Beauty" Caste.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
KEYSTONE STAR
JOINS MAJESTIC
Fred Mace, Popular Fun Producer,
Has M. D. Degree
Now what do You think?

Now what do You think?
Why. FRED Mace. that funniest fun
r, man of movie" fame. whose round
race aud nat hat and queer EXPIRES
sions double M" picture fans so
,ucn, has been graduated from the
school of medicine and dentistry.
Was there ever anything more sur.
pusnr9
So. not II You have seen our friend
Mace act.
Fred Mace, whose middle name i.
laugh has been helping To make
keystone films famous for many
months. Just recently he slipped out
Of his long, happy partnership with
Mack Sennett, the director of the com
muv. To Join the Majestic forces. Ia
tact, he is going To- direct the picture
making for the western branch of that
company
Maybe, he SAYS. he will have "A stu
al, OF his own, too, in pretty Holly.
wood, the new movie" Mecca of
Southern California.
Maybe he will do some pictures Of
hl, own. as Well
Vow. the only question To settle is
the name Of the films which Mace
viii make Are they To he called Ma
icslic- Mace films or Mace Ma iestic
,Ims or Just Majestic films ms they
used Ia he
Wen. it won't make any difference
Ca the public. Just so Mace's funny
lace is on the screen.
Though playing screen PLAYS as il
To- he manner born, Mace has had u
hong stage experience. lie starred in
"rluradura," WAS Mr.. Pineapple in ~
Chinese Honeymoon, played Eddie
foys part I'm "Pi0f. Paff, Pouf" played
IN London - months. and has been
all across the American continent in
musical comedy productions.
Needless Ia say. characters are his
faNorite roles and comedy his partic-
ullr forte.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
The RoYnl Offering.

The Wrong Road to Happiness is
a twO-r"cl film Of an unusual plot.
that is the feature offering al the Roy
al. \ village girl comes 10 the fork
VA the road of lif, and chooses the
path that leads 10 the city's attrac-
tons. The love of her salesman-h us-
band is a passing fancy and too late,
she discovers that she has chosen the
wrong road She returns L. the little
village for last glimpse of her home.
The next morning her father and the
country lad. her first love, find her
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
Variety at Crown.

'Th" Man From outside" Il three
reel drama, Love and the Telephone, "
and Letter To the Stork," are tn
offerings at the Crown. The Man
from outside" tells II dramatic story
Of Burt ana Albert, twin brothers
whose features are So alike that iden-
tiiicatiup is impossible except for "A
scar on the wrist, borne by Burt. The
brothers are In love with Lucille Day
ton bat the girl shows preference
for Burt. Albert, furious over her re-
fuSal III him, cOnnves To- remove his
brother and FORCES his brothers name
to check. Burt is arrested and jail
cd Meanwhile the girl is driven Ia
distraction and Albert insists that she
be- his wife when she refuses, he
seeks her discharge ana 50 pursues her
thai she is about Ia enter the under
world Ultimately Burr is released
ana he finds consolation as a gangstcr.
He plans Ia burglarize Il house an !
as he critters the room, he is confronted
by his brother. \ struggle enSues and
Albert is killed. Burt then as
sumes the role of Albert and finds Lu-
ellie. The story ends with the uniting
of both
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13

body ON the seashorc. A Pathe Week
ly, depicting events Of timely interest
the funeral of the late King George
of Greece, new types of German mil
ltary balloons ana other subjects,
constitutes the bill. Mutt expiates
and JEFF reciprocates" is the title OF
the comic section of the weekly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13

The Peoples Offering.

Until Death" a two reel film hear
ing on the elopement of an adven-
turer with the wife of his brother, Is
the feature offering al the Peoples
Poor Little chap" and THE Newly
WEEDS" another two-reel subject com
plete the bill
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
CORNER LOT GAMES.
Contests TO Be Played Tomorrow or
Diamonds OF District.

Contests TO Be Played Tomorrow on
Diamonds OF District.
Following is schedule of games
IN the Cornerlot ana Sunday School
leagues To be played tomorrow:
Cornerlot Senior League.
lIustlers vs.. Aristocrats.
Tip-Tops VS. TamaraCks.
~" Juniors vs.. Swedetowns.
Cornerlot Junior League.
yellow Jackets vs.. "Y" Giants
Raymbaultown w. Red Jacket
White SoX.
Caledonia Streets vs. Tamarack
stars.
"Y' Midgcts vs.. Newtown.
"Y' Athletics vs.. Red Jacket Shaft.
"Y' ROstOns vs.. Hccla Tigers
Albion cubs vs.. Centennial Heights.
North yellow Jacket W.. Centennial
Twiights.
Pine streets vs.. Calumet Avenues.
Sunday School League.
Tamarack Mills and Presbyterians
al Calumet.
l.aurium NJ. f., at Hancock.
Lake and Calumet NJ. t. at Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13

VEN TN bHOS. ~ CO.
CARLO MlCLIo, 500 ELM ST.
MICHAEL SUNiCH.
GLASS BLOCK STORE co.
NJ. REDlNG & SONS.
GAMARkCk COOPERATIVE ASS
CATION.
CALUMET STORE CO.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
Bring Satisfaction

and help reduce your table expense while the use of
ducts bought through the aid of Lotteries Premiums
pons and other Fake methods as are employed by the
Clubs and rowing peddIerS only bring disappointr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13

Sl.00 from YOU will help Calumet
provide supervised Fairgrounds for
children who now play in the streets
Adv o. 1 a
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-12-18
THIS OPINION AFFECTS
MANY OWNERS OF SHEEP

An opinion important 90 sheep
men. In that II sets a legal proceed
ent In case OF trespass by sheep on
the range. was rendered by the SUI
preme court the other day In the
case OF Thomas Thomas against
John Blythe. The verdict OF the
lower court, awarding Thomas three
hundred and fifty dollars damages
for the trespass OF Blythe's sheep
n affirmed
II Ia held In the opinion that
where sheep merely stray onto the
lands OF other persona than their
owners, unless sufficient negligence
on the part Of the owners Ia shown.
no damages for trespass can be re-
covered, but whore IN trespass Is
committed wilfully and the sheep
are actually driven onto the land,
then damages can be recovered.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-12-18
ALL IRRIGATION BONDS
ARE SUBJECT 10 TAN

Interest or income from bonds or
other obligations OF irrigation or re-
clamation districts are not exempt
from taxation under the income tax
as these districts are nOt political
subdivisions OF the state
This opinion handed down by the
secretary OF the treasury has bcon
received by william {. whalcy. Uni
ted States collector OF Internal rev
enue FOR this district Whalcy II
OF the opinion that this ruling viii
mean many thousands OF dollars TO
the government especially IN the M
termountain region where irrigation
districts are 80 numerous
Under the income tax law III"
bonds OF cities. states and counties
are exempt The new decision hold
that irrigation districts are not pub
lie utilities nor do they exercise any
special function of government ne-
orulng to any state or territory
Blanks Tor holding out companies
which held out the income tax ON
bonds AZ their source for the month
OF November have been received by
the internal revenue office.
Most OF the holding out compan'
les are banks. Tho revenue Will BE-
collected before December 2oth.