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The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05

| intellect developed, by prison life and
associations. He personally would
keep clear of the law and make others
support him.
He would depend on two classes of
contributories-fool like Langdon,
and slow witted criminals. like Ma
son. Being a really clever man, it
would be strange If his own middle
, path were not kept clear of fetters.
In the mystery. surrounding Philip
Anson's influence over these two he
scented interesting developments. Be
ginning with a young rake's attempt
to ensnare a beautiful girl, he sud
denly discovered a situation pregnant
with the potentia1ity of gain to him.
self 1t did not matter to him who
paid him, whether Anson or Langdon.
He would betray one or the other. or
both, impartially.
Mason he liked The mans rugged
strength of character, his sledge
ance of the leadership of more
skilled rascal. appealed to him Ma
son was a tool and a hard hitting one.
He would use him, safeguard him II
he could, but use him anyhow.
In the seclusion of Grenier's small
fiat I.angdon poured out his spleen.
Arson was the bane of his life. His
stepfather was Ansons uncle, and the
old idiot recently found out certain
facts concerning the life led by his
stepson that caused family rupture
His mother endeavored to patch matt
ters with Ill success, and the baronet
was intent on finding his sisters son,
and atoning to him for years of neg
lect by making him his heir.
Lady Louisa concealed nothing of
this from her scapegrace son. She
hoped to frighten him by the threat
ened loss of supplies. But neither
fright nor hatred could bring him to
leave London, and settle down to q
quiet life in Devonshire, when, per-
haps, the elderly naturalist's fit of
indignation might gradually wear It
self out.
At this crisis came his discovery or
Evelyn Atherley and a mad desire to
win her affections. He even dreamed
of persuading her to marry him, and
by this means succeed in rehabilita-
ting himself with Sir Philip Moreland.
The girl was well born. Mrs. Ather-
ley was Lord Vanstone's half sister,
and although his lordship had ruined
himself and his relations by his ex-
travagance, the match was in every
other respect suitable.
He was not content with the, slow
formula of seeking an acquaintance
in the ordinary way. Accustomed to
speedier eonquests, he confided his
wishes to Grenier, and resented the
latter's condemnation Of his sugges-
tion OF . nook accident II which
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3 a aEs|
!|:|||is IaiNs) isI
Continued From Yesterday
Us Boys

Whatever faults the denizens of
Park Lane may possess, that of being
unknown can not be reckoned among
them. and Mrs. Atherley, in a period
not very remote, knew the occupants
of every house in that remarkable
thoroughfare. She could not, how
ever, recall the name of Anson
At last a most enjoyable meal came
to an end. Philip. supported most
ably by a skilled head waiter, spun
it out to the utmost possible limit,
but the inexorable clock would not be
denied.
He thought the two ladies might
prefer to drive home alone, so he sent
them away In his carriage. and made
an excuse that he had an appoint
ment at his club. In truth, he wished
to be free to walk far and fast while
his excited brain demanded solution
of the strange congeries of events
which had so crowded into his life
during As hours.
About the time that Philips coach
man safely deposited Evelyn and her
mother at their residence, Victor Gre
nier, again attired in evening dress
and accompanied by Jockey Mason,
whose huge frame was incased In a
suit of gray tweed, entered fash
lODdDle west Emo OAR, anu AoEHA Oh
elegant young person leaning against
the marble topped counter, engaged
in war of wits with a barmaid.
The arrival of the two men, how
ever, put quick stop to the badinage.
The youth quilted the couneer with a
careless discourtesy that annoyed the
girl to whom he was talking.
Well he demanded from Grenier,
'.did anything happen?"
Jimmie" was the cool reply. Il
told you that your stupid ruse last
night would result in failure. Far
worse, 1t has supplied you with a
rival against whom you may as well
give up the game at once"
| "Rotp cried the other, fiercely, with
an oath. Don't irritate me. Tell me
plainly what has gone wrong now"
"She was there, and sang delight
fully. 'Pon my honor. she is pretty
girl. But the man was there. too, and
he managed to improve so well on the
opportunity you were kind enough to
provide for him, Jimmie, that after
| her show was over she and her mother
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Langdon should figure as the gentle
manly rescuer, as a ready means OF
winning the girls grateful regard.
The result was worse than failure
He was wild with himself, wild with
Grenier, and reached a higher pitch
of fury when Mason surlily refused
to say what grievance he harbored
against Anson.
A MUDDLE
"A nice muddle I've made of every
thing" cried the disappointed youth
"and a precious lot of friends I've dis
covered. I tell you everything, place
myself unreservedly in your power
and you not only let me drift into a
stupid blunder, but decline to share
your confidence with me-"
He rose to go, but Grenier firmly
pushed him back into a chair
Don't be a bigger fool than you
are, Jimmie. and leave those who will
help you. / told you the cab adven-
ture was a mistake. 1t might go
wrong in 20 ways and right only in
one. And you must admit that ]
never heard Of Arson from you until
tonight"
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
THE MAsTER EIEND


Come to my chambers" muttered
the youngest of the trio. I'VE are
fools to discuss such things here. 1t
is your fault, Grenier. Why did you
drop this bombshell on me so unex-
pected1y? You confounded actors are
always looking out for a curtain. You
should not try the experiment on your
cl1ums in a crowded bar"
Nov, my dear Langdon, do be rea-
sonable. How could | tell that the
mere name of Philip Anson would cre-
ate a scene? You look as sick as a
man who has just been sentenced to
be hanged, and my old pal Hunter
seems to have suddenly gone mad"
Indeed. his words were justified.
Mr.. James Crichton Langdon was
corpselike in pallor, and Mason, alias
Hunter, though his tongue was stilled
bore every indication of a man en-
ragged almost beyond control.
tCome away. them said Langdon
with horrible attempt to smile in
differently.
mo, no. There are too many eyes
here that we should leave with the
air Of. a set Of stage murderers. Sit
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met him at the main entrance, and
they drove off together to the Savoy
in carriage and pair"
Then who the deuce is she?" de-
manded the angry youth.
Il tell you, Jimmie, you have no
earthly chance. Last nights intruder
was none other than Mr.. Philip An
son, the millionaire"
Philip Anson. sGreat Scottl He
of all men in the world
The younger man became very pale,
and his eyes rolled in species of
delirious agitation. But Jockey Mason
had caught the name. though he did
not comprehend the exact subject of
their discourse.
philip Ansoni" he said IF there's
anything on foot where Philip Anson
is concerned, count me as his enemy.
Curse himt Curse him to all eter-
nity!''
And he struck table with his great
fist until other men began to stare.
and Grenier was forced earnestly to
counsel his associates to control them
selves in such a public place.
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Park lane and whatever place he owns
in the country. I am great with
cooks and housemaids. There is a
mystery, an unfathomable mystery.
about his supply of diamonds. It
must be probed-"
mo mystery at ALL snarled Jockey
Mason. He found a meteor in a slum
called Johnsons News. 1t was cram
full of diamonds. I saw EN-"
You saw them!'
His hearers allowed all other emo
tions to yield to the interest of this
astounding statement.
Yes. I don't say much. I act.
You'll get no more out of me. 1 want
none of your girls or property.
want Philip Anson's life, and I'll have
it if I swing for itY'
MY dear Hunter, you are talking
wildly. Have another drinkT'
Grenier, cool as an icicle. saw unex-
pected vistas opening before him. He
must be wary and collected. Here
was the man who would pay, and the
man who would dare all things.
The San Francisco call., 1913-12-05
Tomorrow:
What Can 1t Be?
A REEL JOKE

In the days Of the land troubles in
ireland, two Irishmen. Pat and Mike,
were concealed behind a hedge with
heavy bludgeons. awaiting the return
OF their landlord from the city TO kill
him. The landlord was detained much
later than usual. and Pat began to
grow impatient
Mike" said Pat, in a hoarse whis-
per. Il wonder what's keeping him p
II dunno said Mike anxiously, u
hope nothing's happened to him.
The border vidette., 1913-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.

House is well named.
 Don't fail to attend the ball
 game tomorrow afternoon.
 Tuesday Ferd VanMourick
 manager of the Sonora News
 Company, returned from Tue
 son.
 Don C.. Franklin went to Tue
 son last Wednesday evening, on private business, returning home l Thursday.
 ISIS THEREAFTER, Nogales' new est playhouse. See the movies ! under the stars. Admission on ly ten and fifteen cents. adv. Last Sunday was Mothers Day at the Methodist church, where special services were held at II a. m.
 FOR SALE under vaIue-Fur- nished house of four rooms, etc. Three fine building lots. B. J. Pellegrin, Nogales, Ariz. Adv.
 FOR SALE CHEAP Nagle en- zine as good as new, and a blow CT only used a short time. Ad- dress Box K Nogales, Ariz. adv.
 Attorney Emilio Gonzalez re- turned the forepart of the week from a visit to Mexico City on professional business. He came home via Vera Cruz and New Orleans.
 Hon. Ignacio Bonillas, the well known Nogales, Sonora civil and mining engineer, is now prefect of. the Arizpe district, in which the great Cananea cop per camp is located.
 I. E. Bowers, the we'll known ranch and mine owner of Noria, Sonora. has gone down to his property, making the trip by auto. Mrs. Bowers is a guest at the MOntezuma hotel.
 Yesterday Charley Holler, the wide awake young customs brOk- CT, crossed a trainload of Sonora cattle, at this port. Next week he will cross another big bunch for the Alamo Aattle Go.
 Yesterday T. J. Turner ship ped one thousand head of native cattle from Calabasas to Canada. Provided he can buy them right" Mr. Turner will buy ten thousand Sonora cattle.
 This week Messrs. Glover and Holt received a lot of beautiful gold specimens from their mine in the Magdalena district. We are indebted to the gentlemen for a number of the specimens.
 Yesterday Tom Donahue, the Omaha cattle buyer, crossed 113O head of Sonora cattle at this port. After being dipped the cattle will be shipped to Montana where they will be fattened.
 The Sonora News says: "The Cananea Consolidated Copper 1 Company is gradually increas- ing it's force of WOrkmen and in | a comparatively short time it is that normal conditions | will predOminate.
 William Wilson, manager of the Gold Egg mines it the Mag dalena district, Sonora; after purchasing a lot of supplies here, has returned to the little bonanza owned by himself and Miss Mamie Donahue of this city.
 Romaine Fielding's Land of the Cactus," drew a big crowd at Isis Theatre last Thursday evening. The new airdome is daily growing more popular un- der the management of MT. who is assisted by his wife.
 Last evening Fred. Afford. su- Derintendent for the Sonora Copper Company, came up from Noria, being accompanied by Manager A. M. Conard. After spending a day here with his Supt. Afford will return yo camp.
 Mark LuIley, of the Wander ng Jew, this week drove out to The Jew, which one of these lays will make some one Col. R. R. Richard son of Patagonia, and l.. Lulley )f this city. are part owners m
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTE0-FEMALE


toc: times. zoe. 7 times. 4Oc -----..
YOUNG LADY experienced i'm office
work, desires position as stenographer.
Salary no object. Must have work at
once. \. Y. H., care Georgian
STENOGRAPHER wants position; some
dress Steno., S61 Formwalt street, At
lanta.
LADY wants to learn fling and gen
eTal office work willing 10 work
Salary no object CAL Main 5225-J
WANTED -Posiuon by steuographer,
small salary to begin Ivy 6ll0-J.
WANTED Children cared for by ex-
perienced woman with best Of refer
ences. Phone Ivy ISL,
WANTED-Po Position in respectable home
by white lady, age 30 Address r,
Box 81. care Georgian.
LADY STENOGRAPHER. eight years
experience, wants position at once
Phone Main l345-J
WANTED BY a refined lady position
as companion to elderly lady or to as
sist in hUuscSeep eping Address COmpan-
ION, Box ia. East Point, Ga.
WANTED Cooks place, small family,
two meals, half day. or R sewing
woman's place. l6s Bradley's alley.
Position by young lady
steuographer; moderate salary; ref
erences. Main 5&4S-L.
WANTED Young lady, some training
and several years experience sick
nursing: cOngenial disposition, refined
and accustomed to good society; must
have work at once Address N NJ.
Box Ala, care Georgian.
YOUNG LADY steuographer can accept
position Immediately, three years eX-
perience. Ivy 1857.
YOUNG lady. expert manicurist. also
some experience in other branches Of
beauty paTlOr work, wants position at
once. MaDiCurlst, BOX il5, care Geor-
gian.
INTELLIGENT, experienced. middle
Eed laGy wants position as matrOn in
college or inhrmary. Address Mrs. l.,
l51 Myrtle street
WANTED-P Position by young lady as
assistant boOkkeepeT or general office
work, seven years experience, can give
best Of references. address d.. Box IA,
care Georgian.
LADY of refinement and experience de-
sires position as nurse and gOverness
for child or children. one who under
stands and loves her work. Have
recommendations and can give good ref
erences. Address b. Box 81, care GeOr-
gian
a position as nurse for an infant. APP
ply TO ia East Georgia avenue.
by the day by re
liable cOlored girl. can give the best
Of references. Address Seamstress, 26
Fitzgerald St,
REFINED, intelligent middle-aged lady
wishes position In dentists or phNSi-
clans office Am "A fTst-Class stenOg-
rapher. Address Lady Attendant, care
Georgian.
TEACHER having taught six years.
college education, normal training,
sition as assistant Miss \. b. care
Georgian
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
ton Wanted ads: > lines / time,


l0c; times, 20c: times. toc.
WANTED[POSTTTON BY MAN, &c,
WELL EDUCATED, UNIVERSITY
AND SEMINARY GRADUATE. TEN
YEARS EXCELLENT PUBLIC SERN-
ICE: GOOD BUSINESS TRAINING
AND EXPERIENCE. WILL CONSID-
ER CLERICAL, OFFICE OR LIGHT
OUTSIDE POSITION. REFERENCES
GILT EDGED. ADDRESS a B. c.,
BOX 90 CARE GEORGIAN.
WANTED-Pos as shipping clerk,
three years. experience, thorough
knowledge Of express and freight ship
ping. Address IL Box "a. care Geor-
z an.
WANTED-PositiOn as bookkeeper OF
assistant, cashier, or any kind OF gen
eral office work. can also do steuD-
graphic work. severa years experience.
Box GSi. care Georgian.
POSITION WANTED by Al pianist
and Al drummer with big library Of
music and fun line Of effects. bells and
xyluphoues. no takers, but musicians
can j1In on wire. state an 5rst letter.
Address Drummer, Box 404, CelartOwn,
Ga
RELIABLE COlored chauffeur wants a
position at once, willing to assist in
housework and live on place. Call Ivy
1850
IT YOU WANT frst-cass houseciean-
Is call ay5 &0S2
CONTINUED IN NEXT COLUMN.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

FOR RES T~DesE space with Use o:
desk. phone ana steuOErapher. In
most central office building Apply 9Q3
Empire Life Building
DESK ROOM for rent. with use OF tels
ephone AL Kiser Building
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
SITUATIONS wAN1Ep-MALE

STENOGR4PHER of experiences de-
sires position at once. Call Main
WANTED-Position ss a meat cutter,
long experience in best markets. Ad-
dress y. J. 6. ~ Fraser street.
WANTED-Law student wants posi-
ton abstracting for real estate COM
psny; best Of reference Address J.,
Box -, care Georgian.
WANTED-Position as chauffeur, truck
or touring car two years practical
experience, Well acquainted with city.
Address F., Box IS. care Georgian.
MARRIED MAN, 25 years old, must
have work at once Willing TO start at
bottom. Address A. Box IS, care Geor-
gian
SODA MAN with experience in ice
cream and syrup making wants post
ton at once. Address f, Box 90, care
Georgian.
IF you want your house cleaned by an
experienced housecleaner. apply or
write rear Of 1903 West Peschtree street
can give the best of references.
WANTED-By expert white chauffeur
position driving car for private fam
lily or taxi. Have had four years ex-
perienee, Address A. c. NJ, Box 6SS.
care Georgian.
WANTED-Position by janitor; can
keep up all light repairs around
apartment Address w. E. care Gpor-
gian. Cali Main 54S5-L.
WANTED Position by a young man,
capable ana experienced shipping or
billing clerk, In Atlanta or near by,
best references; can do anything practi-
cally in an office. Address H, Box 10,
care Georgian.
WANTED-POsition in ofTlce by high
school graduate: efficient steuogra-
pher. Best references. Address X, Box
4l6, care Georgian.
WANTED Position as cook or butler
by an experienced cOlored man. Ad-
dress ~ Tifton 81.
WANTED-Plateu pressmsn wants po-
sitiOu in Atlanta; seven years eNpe-
rtence. Address +. II. r., 74S Marietta
street.
AN EXPERT multigraph operator and
FepaFmans knows the business from
to q, desires 10 connect with some
concern which would appreciate q high
class man In charge Of that work Ad
dress Multgraph Expert, Box 100, care
Georgian.
WANTED-By young man position as
bOokkeeper or clerk for night work
Box 100, care Georgiap.
WANTED-A sidcline of cutlery. whips,
crockeTy enameleC ware or anything
good. ] can sell II, T. w. Lindsey, ll3
East Jones street. Savannah, Ca
WANTED-Position in retail grocery
store with several years experience;
can furnish good references; am willing
10 work, or would accept position in
Wholesale house Address p. c. B.. AL
Fraser street.
YOUNG married man with family de
sires position at once, Good business
ability: accurate, sober and willing to
work hard Experienced on pay-rOlls,
shipping. checking, etc Address l.. Box
s. care Georgian.
GENTLEMAN Of culture and college
graduate wishes position as travel
iva HF.HN IHe
man. Have had some travelling expert
enCe and can give Al references. r
$. T. Box rs, care Georgian
Al MAN wants Job on farm or dairy
farm as superintendent. Address "a
Hood St
WANTED-PositioB by experienced
clothing man desiring to locate in
Atlanta. For eight years manager of
store in another city. Phone Bell 3fls
Main.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

70 ERS-When in need II Of
flee assistants of any kind call Ivy
4g57. Atlanta Employment Agency 1876
Hurt Bldg
ATLANTA REAL ESTATE is incress-
ing i'm value daily Many bargains are
offered in the Real Estate columns OF
the Want I'D" section VI The Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17

49, CsS~-~STC-~~~l~--~--~~ ~~--~.-~~0-CCNo
rate floor, with couple: no children.
References. Use Of phone and light.
Reasonable Ivy 55Jg.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17

FOR RENT-Steam- heated furnished
room. one or Two men. 40 East Har-
Tis, Apartment No. l. fEy SOI2-J
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD

FOR SALE-''TACCO" varnis6 is not .
polish" but "varnish" pure and
simple Applied with a cheesecloth
without rubbing Leaves no brush
marks. Dries in Two to i've hours. For
furniture, woodwork. brass. etc. Mar
shalt's Pharmacy, PeaChtree and Ivy.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BOARDING AND ROO3ITNG
House Bureau Of Information, No. 4
\. Pryor 81. Free information cheer
fully given public.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
UNFURNIsHEo HOUSES WANTED

WANTED-To rent from owner six or
seven room cottage OF bungalow on
North Side. Phone Ivy 42IS-J
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17

fully given public.
WANTED-Two young business ladies'
can secure board in South side pri-
yate home, near Capitol avenue, with
family Of two: hot and cold water, cleo
trio lights. Terms. Sic per month. J.
W II, Box 81, care Georgian.
LISTENi Extra nice rooms, with or
without board 30S 5. Pryor st N.
2456-L.
Bosrders: one nice room
with board, North Side. Ivy 2104-J.
FOR RENT Heated, furnished or un-
furnished room for couple OF two
young men, with private family. Board
il desired. Phone Ivy 7S99-J
1S6 WASHINGTON STRFET-Nicely
furnished front room and board for
gentlemen. Furnace heat. Main 4Sl2-J.
WELL-KEPT rooms with good table
board. walking distance. roommate
wanted for gentleman. NJ 1878
WANTED Roommate for Young lady:
public school teacher preferred;
steam cheated apartment; near in. Call
IVY 7e29-J
FOR RENT Sunny. steam heated
room. with board, to couple or gen
tlemen. fifteen minutes ride to center.
Ivy 6421-J.
ROOM AND BOARD. furnished or un-
ing. % Gsrnett street
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms
and best home cooking 42q South
PRYOR. Phone NJ 29ts-J.
STUDENTS. LOOK: Nice rooms and
board a As Irwin street. Ivy 5S43.
TWO business ladies' 10 board In pri-
vate home; room newly furnished;
price reasonable 40s Snr'rE street
FURNISHED rooms,- win on w,IuolI
.
Stovall St
13G WASHINGTON REET-NiceIy
furnished front room and board for
gentlemen Furnace heat Main 4si2-J.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM with board; fur
mace heat, private home; all cOnven-
fences Phone Ivy 749l-J.
- PONCE DE LEON AVE.
somcly furnished or unfurnished front
room on first or second floor. New ma
hoRauy and brass beds. with or with
out board Also one large room for do
mestic use suitable for family. or or 6
young ladies', or gentlemen. Phone Ivy
1412-J References exchanged
PRIVATE BOARD-Ivy SELF Steam
heat, all COnveniences. Four minutes
car schedule.
EXCELLENT meals and nicely fur
nished rooms. 64 Currier street. Ivy
522e-J
for business woman Ivy 5s5a-L
NICELY furnished rooms win board;
steam heat. 35 West North avenue.
Ivy 57I4-L
CAN ACCOMMODATES two young
men with room and board. Phone Ivy
665f.
BOARD AND ROOM for one or two
young men in North Side private
home; steam heat, also room with sleep
ing porch attached for two young la
dies Ivy 7S4S-l.
LTSTENl Extra nice rooms, with or
without board. sos South Pryor street.
Main 2456-L.
EXCELLENT meals and nicely fur
conveniences 3l6 Whitehall Att 27S6,
ROOM AND BOARD for young mon OF
couple; nice, private home. Ivy 5l33.
NICELY furnished room, with or with
out board. in private home; hot ana
cold wafer, telephone, electric lights
and all cOrveniences; only eight min
utes from Terminal station: Eooo car
service Call at No. 80 Lucille avenue or
phone West sal
IVY HOTEL. % IVY STREET.
AMERICAN PLAN. kl25 DAY. Special
rates by week.
BEST MEALS IN TOWN, SO WEEK:
ROOM AND MEALS, 81 1877 SOUTH
PRYOR. CALL MAIN 504S,
81 EAST NORTH AVENUE.
NICELY FURNISHED rooms with all
convenlences Ivy 2i23-J.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
ROOMS FOR RENT.

TWO unturnished or one furnished
room in good neighborhood, near car
line; electric lights; bath convenient.
Phone West sos.
ONE nicely furnished room for young
men; Unfurnished housekeeping rooms.
Main 476S.
NICELY furnished or uufurnished
rooms FOR rent Apply to 46 East Ellis
street
FOR RENT cheap, entire lower floor,
furnished or unfurnished, for house
keeping; nice yards and best location,
North Side Call Ivy 6620J
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
sTOREs FOR RENT.
800 PER MONTH q. . :

H-V i 7 - y y II lease. INST
class new brick storeroom. fine loca-
tion for business; big territory. in fast
deyeloping section, fine business street;
splendid tile in front of store. and well
suited for a fine location for milk de-
pot or drug store. Ware & Harper, 725
Atlanta National Bank Building Main
1908. Atlanta 1868
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

WANTED Salesman TO work retail gro
GERS trade in city. Commission. APP
ply l29 Auburn avenue Saturday.
COMBETENT gents wanted to sell the
Sasni- Masseur machines. Good prof
its 10 good statesmen. 58i2 Whitehall,
Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
vNFURNrsHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Y5ung couple desire two or
three EnturuisheG rooms with private
family for light housekeeping by No
vember / lHmsu Park or kirkwOod
preferred. Best references furnished.
'ress X. z T., Box 400, care Geor-
gisn.
NO NATTER WHAT YOU WANT, It
viii save you time ard money II you
use Hearst9 Sunday American and At.
lanta Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-17
DANCING.

DANCING SCHOOISLatest steps: prii-
vate instructions. Ivy 6067-J. 43 w
Peachtree street.