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Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

with such notifications Section orl qualified electors the Commission o
  the
  on At special election called
  to vote of the electors addition eren provided other I o O
 
  Section make further regulations siOns
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

Section IS It shall be treasurer to invest or any or all moneys belonging held as sink made by competitive due notice or in such the interest of the ey " In @ a mISslon may state county district or municipal bond h m states % % e - asd Tor % higher price than its market value treasurer select for that national state highest of CD per oenf ing states state county school 6rint m , surety company bonds in an amount moi Ies @ @ deposit shah be made for period longer b % @ CD year All moneys due interest any and all bonds and @ securities taken for investments and deposs shall be treasurer Tor zS &ssD" cpTEn ff Oa5f'' Sx of the city Section All under the supervision of the city attorney be the 5 y o fGenx ] by the anager except as it be other by the city clerk who shall Section Any contract for progressive pay mission is given for such contract But progressive exceed in amount eyen eras used up to that time and no @ @ % % % amd the ma or permit the payment of more than seventve @ done under said contract and the Section 3 In the erection improvement nishing supplies and materials any ceo the ~ sum of % ff1 hn6r9 15oo d ed Tor the same eE done by contract and shall be let f G p I @ ] snail be Tor not less than five G consecutive days in the official contemplated to be done; provided however the work to be done by the city under the direction the work to be done by the city under his direction Section The annually official for the ensuing fiscal year For this purpose less than five ( distinctly proposals specify type sha e the @ contracts for 's e hd ff m T dvng d The @ bidder publishing daily newspaper in the ctv which circulation CD year. tat m ms dsceuon he may rect any or all bd and
  shall be known designated newspaper. lawful labOrers, workmen, (81 hours each day for the protection of property % provided all such cases the aborer work men, mechanics other employed of eight ( hours constituting days work; provided it's enployes shall be at the rate of two @ dollars provided performance any sttin day or % 9d o Provided @ % th % gt @ 13 9 honTs ] en % 2 citizen or ward of the limited states who @ has at 5ar5 his intention to become citizen shall be employed Section The city department it's departments shall designate regular employees theeof However this provision shall not apply to officers of the city whose compensation is fixed section Any city or of any department furnish labor another by giving withholding supplies proposed quality inferior those caed for 6y an contract or who shall knowingly o the of different or of shall
 Section time shall that whom n bids coluded If preventing other bid being made then the contract Warded shall null void, shall public york
 
 Franchise and Public Utilities
 
 q O a a
 
 
 municipal election call special election such at thirty shall
 
 estimated determined Commis shall ith
 
 
  the generally
 Section Limited only by the constitution of the State of
 
 bic utility hereby n
 
  to
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

of in ed list of each tax shall be the assessment roll Of said tax for said tax roll % so certified to the Commission Con @ hnn ] %en e h ] thereon authorizing the city collector collect the taxes therein proceed and colec said provided ordinance the municipal for each fiscal year shall not exceed dollars of the assessed value of all real and personal property with within the limits shall be levied and collect shall assessed at it's % m ' e % at Winch Ths " he R & sell m n suav sold and nt t nric which might he realized if it were Section 10 There shall be exempt from taxation all federal state county and municipal property property of table and regous associations and institutions not used or held Public debts evidenced bonds of Arizona its counties There shall further be exempt from taxation the property of w
 
 property in city of the United States the of the State Arizona under the Charter ctaned provided by ordinances provided however that when approved by Charter in in whole personal property s-ss % S used " the oOs"o" and of pursuance this Charter and ordinance imposing shall state distinctly the object of the to which object shall be applied :, -, collect authorized be levied support Section create and maintain perma- purpose of p9ttfn the % % ] aS the the Cash Basis Fund for the city on cash basis For ths m b %nmg expenses & of the from the from the the money received from other oo, % & two % ana ana oneha 235) cents on each hundred ed in such fund until the shah be sufficient treasury for the first four (4l months . The & Commission shall have required placing nc fund D s5 or fund @ y @ nearly possible be duty Cash Basis Fund shall end of snds @ ns % sands@ Re ns % ss % interest inter on such bonded indebtedness when ud ntefes t sfn nds 0 G " ] h f"a onn n money pay on said bonded ndebednes and the be to the respective ~ ys | accrue in said bonded indebtedness funds from the eS'aL Sctt tax 1e' po 'ie1 IT, therefor t , ~
 imposed for delnqueney collection also also be lien upon the real of the The any jurisdiction to orecose such en r b sale of the affected delivery m @ necessary @ M certificates and deeds therefor under such regua closure and collection of tax liens under prescribed by the Commission by ordinance Provided however that like right of redemption as when offered for sale Tor state and county taxes and the Commission shall power , and M m p to De followed in such sales to the Section IA The hear or consider any claim in favor of against the unless to it's correctness and justly for their salaries When the manager na % b m or % he @ efy payable proper city charge It must be rejected; he finds claim in and A who satisfied with the rejection of his allowed the ct therefor within three 3) but not afterwards be by to the without whose
 
 this of any officer who shall wluly neglect of
 
 the attorney such to determine the allowance of
 
 without
 
 the shall be paid only July allowed by the manager
 
 Section 15 No running allowed shall in und the Any I O aIIo IT And claim, vvhic with he with all other
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09
Yes. No.

of the be found proclamation the ordinance declare such ordinance Section z number he 
 Section B. There shall Section g. The Commission a O voted should
  amended be repealed a O. he Section 10. The Commission may, such further regulations 
 
  Section l. No ordinance into effect before thirty except otherwise of the city, 
  against the
  i O reconsider thereof protested ordinance provided Chapter XVII
  called for that such ordinance section
  shall of  respecting
  shall apply to petitions the kind this
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09


 a % same h manner and nd with the same force and effect as is proyd % Ill Is @ chapter Tor or measures submitted on pet- Charter there shall herein provided conflict Section may, by ordinance make sons of this
 CHATTER sE1S XVII
 Section Every public officer holding elective either 0y eetom sto or appontme8, a & is % subject to recall - file @ the city % R qa m @r of he G M mny make m @ and m ficer % words stating the grounds of removal The city clerk eien number of copies of petitions printed forms of which he shall keep hand shall be issued by the city clerk with his signature mission; shall removed the office from which book to be kept fo that nvadae tGe petition " 0e'e'' " S'o form be i n i Si@ petitions before being returned and filed shall % f t oy qaled electors equal to twenty-five (25) per u @ Q 9 number Der Of votes cast at the last preceding general cleo sought to be removed and nature % St such signatures need all be paper son son oreuatng ting such sheet All such for the officer of the names and addresses of three 0 designated Section petition has been filed with the city eer and while said petition remains his has shall be added ascertain by examination here and of qualified electors and shall attach thereto his certificate 
 Section s f If his certificate designated on the petition filing the additional from the filing Immediately result If still in filed he shall return the peton to of the designated filing petition be found by the city clerk be sufficient he shall submit the Commission without delay and the immed r does not resign within five 0 days after said notification the and fix holding election. clerks certificate that a sufficient petition filed ion and the same shall be conducted r4tnnI % 6 % th ] @ thereof declared in all respects a are F y ] aaH se If n vacancy occurs in said office after recall election so Section An officer sought be removed be cand the city clerk shall Section 10 The nomination candidates of notice of such recall election the in accord with the provisions of this Charter relating to cleo continue perform the duties of his office until the Der of shall be declared elected further recall petition shall be filed against the officer petition shall f ff % inc Il noI f % f bi ne = s ne deemed removed If the successor f to qualify % whtn m five 55, days after the result said election shall n % % n NG @ s % snq @ be s sa M @ Section 3 No person who has been removed from office by pending him. be appointed any office O
 by ordfna make all
 
 
 Finance nd ation
 The fiscal of O by a of o
 to ordinance comply with the Teauiremens theeof whereby assessments may of in behalf  shall be subject while he be n 3. be Commission he shall O of | such date in each shall be fixed by the Com
 
 each and his recomenda 
 required
 
  O. of probable
Arizona republican., 1913-09-09

a s- 's5 tiona and,
 hundred and twenty 2o) days after ehe 9a M or its holding conducting said be as provided for in Chapter XXI of this Charter m Charter and prior the holding of city po m % tog ] n% provide for the making up printing and sbuon of the ballots and provide phernalia for the holding of such elections u oo. 4 of such increase inc % the number m of pong paces shall be required eE e 'oPsuon s @ ah@ % m % % n of % m @ iy or ieaa @ ninety special general election held therein.
 Section The laws of the state relative the 
 and shall be enforced as Pylfa GAFTrR R z1% a5S State law" Section All special elections conducted in the and under the provisions qualifications electors and the nomination candidates
 The initiative ats Commission by peon signed by fifteen S> per een of the preceding municipal election Any ordinance. 
 Phoenix Arizona ............. To the City of the City of Phoenix:
 We the undersigned residents the City of Phoenix Arizona adoption following ordinance
  same be forthwith submitted to vote of the people towt
 tfiere insert the proposed ordinance in fuil) .. =. ...... -. .... .... ... .. ................-........ Arizona County of Maricopa ss being first duly sworn oath deposes and
 
 civ +ha rprine tb % said y neti d bo % bd @ | h fja % % f H M % 4 o three addresses) of .................,
 ...........................
 Notary Public, Arizona & My commission I3 expires @ ~ - IS, , 6 n relate method filing and oh ana or lesenels or sad petoh oy ule c clerk therein set out relative to petitions for the recall of off cel shall apply to petitions for initiative and the submission of section If the petition the by electors of entire all candidates and contains that said ordinance be forthwith submitted sion shall either Ca) twenty (2o) cncy of the accompanying petition (sbject reendary vote under the provisions of Chapter XVI of this Charer) or ( Within twenty-five (2 days after the city clerk shall special election at which said ordinance without alteration shall be ordinance Charter any election either (a the Commission shall the ordinance pe ballot and mail the same n every voter M least five ) days prior the election C) order such ordinance or Prop9siton to be printed in the official ed by the Commission required to be published and order that publication printing o ee or piopoSi'oh anu o the sape oaio's as Section he ballots used in voting upon such nroposed ordt nance shall contain complete of such proposed ordinance
 
 Gnsert the ordinance other questions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
French Flyer Sets
Record for Speed
Vedrines Makes 81 IL Miles Over
Measured Course at Rate Of
11s Miles an Hour.

RHEIMS, FRANCE, Sept. IA
new worlds record for speed by aero
plane was made here to-day by Emile
Vedrines. who flew 621z miles over a
measured course at an average Of
lis miles an hour The old record
was 1l1R miles per hour, made by
Maurice Provost at Paris on June Il
HENDON, ENG, Sept. 27.-Eng-
land to-day won the speed contest
in the aviation tournament here
America got second honors. The
course was six miles long England
was first and the United States sec
ond in the eight mile cross country
race. Brock, an American aviator,
won the altitude contest with 200
feet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
ATLANTA DAY
BIC FEATURE Of
KNOXVILLE FAIR
Special Bearing Boosters Will
Leave Union Depot October
6 at Midnight,

II Atlanta Day" at the Appalachian
Exposition in Knoxville on October
is not the biggest day Of all, it viii
be through no fault of the Gate City
boosters who are preparing TO invade
the Tennessee city. Final plans sor
the invasion of the Georgians were
completed Saturday by the special
exposition committee of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
According to the plan, the Allan
tans will leave Monday, October 6,
at midnight on a special Chamber
Of Commerce train over the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad. The
special is scheduled to arrive in
Knoxville early Tuesday morning and
will return to Atlanta Wednesday
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
JUMP RIGHT IN
WANT ADJ RACE;
NOW s THE TIME
Twenty-Five Individual Prizes Are
To Be Awarded and Contest
Is Young.

Are you one OF those persons who
find it hard to get up in she morn
ing? You yawn and stretch and wish
IT were stln two hours before day
But once you have dashed the cold
water into your face and over your
eyes. you feel full Of energy and you
would not get back into bed If you
could.
This is the way with starting your
campaign in the Want Ad Contest.
Many candidates who have been post
poning their campaign from day TO
day are now gripped by the spirit Of
the thing and they simply would not
let go. They are beginning to feel
that the work is worth more to them
than anything that they have done
for a long time. Others are inspired
with the thought of earning a nice
salary while working for one Of the
handsome prizes
These gifts are in store for the %
individual candidates who make the
best of their opportunity to secure
advertising for the classified columns
of The American and Georgian. II
you want one Of the grand awards
stop dreaming about what you would
do If YOU won the touring car or the
double trip to California. start in
and win IT, No one is yet a dan
gerOus rival of you and there are
plenty Of votes to be had II you will
only go after them. Remember too,
that IL Is as much to the advantage
of the advertiser as to yours to pur-
chase the coupon book from you, as
he can not secure the discount in any
other way.
Hundreds Of people place ads every
day and do not vote because they
have not been asked by any candi-
date. Do not forget that ten votes
are. due with every cent spent in the
classified columns, whether books are
purchased or not. See all your neigh
bors and friends. Everybody wants
something or has something to sell
and they get results through The
Georgian. IL you are candidate or
a member Of an organization that can
use $1,000 In gold or $500 In furniture
II Will pay you to watch the classified
pages and see every advertiser as
soon as possible.
Special Cash Offer.
500 In gold win be given to the or
ganization selling the largest number
of books between now and October
IS; $50 will be given to the organiza-
ton selling second largest number of
books before that date
$50 in gold viii be given to the in
dividual candidate selling the largest
number OF books; S25 in gold will be
given TO the individual candidate sell
ing the second highest number of
books, and $40 will be given to the
individual candidate selling third
largest number OF books before 10
p. m. october 10
This offer includes only the money
that has been turned in to the con-
test office since Monday, September
%. and an that is received before 10
p. IN. October is.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Initiative Planned
For Sunday Movies
Movement To Be Started by Pub.
Usher the Official Organ
of Film Shows.

Frank Hammond. secretary to the
Mayor and publisher of The Foot
light, which is the official organ of
the motion picture people, said Satur-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Police Win Race
Against Butcher
Charged With Wife Abandonment,
Banks County Man Tries to
Elude Patrolmen.

N H. Pritchard, 81 years old, a
butcher employed at Mann's meat
market, No. n Decatur street gave
policemen an exciting chase Saturday
when they went to arrest him on a
charge OF wife abandonment issued in
Banks County.
Asking officers to walt outside,
Pritchard went into Wilson's grocery
store, a few doors away, where he
stated he desired to pay "A bill, The
butcher made a hasty escape through
the back door and the chase began.
He was finally captured at Pryor and
Alabama streets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Mission Workers to
HaveAll-Day Meeting
Attractive Program for Occasion Has
Been Arranged by the Jubi-
lee Union.

The annual all-day meeting of the
Jubilee Union of Mission Workers
will be held Tuesday at 10 o'clock at
St Mark Methodist Church, Peach
tree and Fifth streets.
The exercises promise to be inter
esting and instructive. The morning
will be devoted to local work and the
afternoon to the mission study class
and interests in China.
The principal speaker for the after
noon will be Mrs. Alice Bonnell, who
made her home in China for some
time and has seen ard studied condi-
lions there from all sides
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
PULPIT TALKS
WILL TOUCH ON
LOCAL POLITICS
Timely Subjects Selected for Ser
mons in Atlanta To-day-St.
PauI's Revival Opens.

Sermons dealing with timely sub
jects, some Of them Of a political
flavor, win be delivered in a number
Of Atlanta churches Sunday and from
the announcements the services will
be of more than ordinary interest.
Ambitious musical programs have
been arranged.
DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell will give a
lecture which has won him note at
the Tabernacle Sunday evening. II is
entitled Winning the Pennant."
The lecture will be Of more than
usual interest because it will deal
with some of the problems that have
been agitating Atlanta of late, and
various men and things are likely to
be handled without gloves. DIR. Nc
Connell has announced that he would
like TO see an audience of $500 young
men.
A two-week revival will be opened
at St Pauis Methodist Church Sun
day night under the direction Of the
Rev l.. b. Bridges. a noted evange-
list. During the revival there will be
TWO services daily, one at II a. m. and
the other at 7 p. m. on the Sunday
following the close Of the revival the
church will be dedicated. with the
sermon preached by Bishop Collins
Denny, Of Richmond
DR.. c. y. Wilmer has returned from
his vacation and will be in charge Of
the evening services at St. Luke's
Church
Miss Mamie Hays will sing at The
Central Congregational Church, Ellis
street and Carnegie way, Sunday
morning and Sunday night. Miss
Hays has been spending the sum-
mer in the city and returns soon to
New York to continue her operate
studies. She is to sing at the Audi
torium Sunday afternoon, and the
Sunday night service at the Congre-
gational Church will be the last, OPP
portunity for hearing her for some
time
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28

morning. Every accommodation and
comfort win be afforded the boosters,
it is said
Colonel Robert J. Lowry. chairman
Of the commerce committee. who re-
turned from Knoxville Friday, de-
claEed Saturday that elaborate prep
aratiOns were under way q the exp)-
sition for the entertainment of the
Atlsntans on Atlanta Day" The ex-
position, he says, is in the Al class
and the hospitality of the Knox
Williams unsurpassed. Colonel Lowry
was the guest at dinner given 10
several judges Of the United States
Supreme Court in Knoxville.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Would Call War
Office Peace Dept, ;
Chicago Attorney Declares Present
Name of Garrison's Bureau is
MisIeadins-Urges Change.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-H. s.
Mccartney, a Chicago attorney, has
written Secretary Garrison asking
him to change the name of his de-
partment from Department Of War"
to Department of Peace He said
that the very name war" IN gov
ornamental department is enough 70
give the lie to our pretentions as
peace propagandists and to demon
strate that as a nation we believe war
necessary and inevitable.
Acting Secretary Breckenridge re-
piled that the department name is a
matter Of statute and that Secrc-
tary Garrison has no power to alter
IT,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Clothes Worth $1,000
In Home Of Negress
Detectives Raid Reveals Valuable
Stolen Silks Hidden in Court.
land Street House.

Clothes worth 900 were recovered
in a raid on the home of Mary l..
Reed, a negress, at No so CORTLAND
street. Saturday night. Detectives
Black and Garner suspected her of
numerous petty thefts from homes
throughout the residence district. She
was arrested when she attempted 20
sell an expensive silk dress for so
cents. She is said to have gained en-
trance TO the houses through pretend
ing to seek employment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
ST. PAUpS METHODIST
CONGREGATION NOW 1000

A directory of the 1000 members
Of the St. Paul Methodist Church, the
largest in the city, was published Sat
urday afternoon The work done by
the pastor Rev. 3. r. Fraser. and his
assistant, Rev. W. P. Carmichael.
The volume contains a picture of the
new church al Sidney and Grant
streets. which will be dedicated Oc-
tobeT H. There is also history of
the church work, and sketches of the
Sunday school, Epworth League,
Women's Missionary Society. Young
Peoule's Missionary Society and the
nursery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
GEORGIA AVENUE CHURCH
TO INSTALL NEW PASTOR

The Rev. Robert Ivey, Of Kings Fer
ry. n. Y. will be installed as pastor
of the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening. The com
mission appointed by the Atlanta
Presbytery to install DIR. Ivey Is COM
posed of DR.. Thomas F.. Converse
moderator Of the Presbytery: the Rev
John Armstrong. the Rev. S. A. Calf
ney and c. d. Montgomery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
Digests Food When Stomach
Can't-No SOurness, Gas,
Indigestion.

You can eat anything your stom-
ach Graves without fear of Indiges-
ton or Dyspepsia, or that your food
will ferment or sour on your stom-
ach, If you will tax Papes Diapep-
sin occasionally.
Anything you eat will be digest
ed. nothing can ferment or turn
into acid, poison or stomach gas,
which causes Belching, Dizziness, a
feeling OF fullness after eating.
Nausea, Indigestion like a lump
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
SOUP TO NUTS! EAT WITHOUT FEAR
OF DYSPEPSIA APE'S DIAPEPSIN

Of lead In stomach, Biliousness,
Heartburn, Water Brasil Pain in
stomach and intestines. Headaches
from stomach are aosolu' ely un-
known where Pape's Dia )epsin IS
used. 1t really does all the work
Of a healthy stomach. II digests
your meals when your stomach
can't. 1t leaves nothing to ferment,
sour and upset the stomach.
Get a large 50-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin from your druggist, then
eat anything you want without the
slightest discomfort or misery, be-
sides every particle of impurity ana
Gas that is in your stomach ana
intestines VIII vanish.
Should you be suffering now from
Indigestion or any stomach disor-
der. you can get relief in five min
utes.