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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30

ibre perIDnIite Sreibeit einiteben unb
nur fir iolte SpngreBs unb 2esisla,
tur aanbibaten itimmen iollten, bic
bem liberalen Glement freunbli9 se.
iinnt ieien. gbenio fam Serr
S4paab auf tie lnselegenbeit oes
9ferbeantaufs in Sbio unb &ens
tudp, Seitsns elmer enslifden aoms
million gu ipre9en unb perlas elm
S9reitsn, bas Sr. 9eromer uuf ieiz
nen biss6saiigliden proteit bonn
Staatsoepartement in @aibington err
balten bate. Sn benz iebterer pirb
berpprgebpben, bab Der 2lntauf bon
9ferben in 9tmerita uno beren Wers
Ianbt na6 8anuba feline ReutraIis
tGts @erlsbung bebeutc unb BEES
6alb audi BON 8un0esiuegen niht in
bi6irt peroen t0rne. Ssrr Sdnaab
lieB es benn aud an elmer I9arfen
aritit Sieier 9lusIeguns res Reutrus
IitGtsgeieBeS niht febIen uno ipra9
fein geoauern parii6er aug, bnB uns
ter iplten llmItGnben Der unterbreis
tete YroteIt nif)ts gsniibt babe.
Die 6erren 6. Springer unb Go.
@untel puroen als Giu8elmitgIieoer
Gufsenommen. Bon ben 6erren Wm.
+. Ren3, Soleoo, uno qrnoIb SaIl'
merten, MansfieIb, o. bic in port9er
Sibuno gu 9iteprdiibsntsn bes SAio
Staatsperbonbes errpG6It poroen iino,
Observation-Disclosures ein, lporin ne
fir bic i6nen ertpiefsne Gbre i5rsn
Sant uusbriidien.
Ginem gtusi6ub beg GeutIdtns unb
SeIterreidiid, llngariihen Reierpi'
Ttenpereins puroe erlnubt, pd6reno
Der Sibung an bic 9elsgaten 9ttets
fir ibren am ndditen Samitus in Der
Central surnbuIt, itattfinbsnben lin.
teritiibunqsbaIl au psrtuufen uuo ali.
Berbem erIu6te Serr Sf)paub ale
9elegaten, Der gerauItaItuna bei5u.
potren. Dor S6IuB ber SiBun5
ma6te 6err S6paa6 in bereoter
0eiie nod auf bic gBihtigteit Der
Geutiden WaiienOeriammIuua aui.
merriam, bic am SOrutad Rahmittds,
ben II. Ottuber in Der UluiitbaIIs
itattfinoen uiro. Gr betpnts, odB ss
cine pirtlide NlaTenperIammIuns
psrosn miiiIs uro es bebbaIb gbrsns
fade fir iebsn 0sutiteH lei. iid an
oer'elben au betbeiligsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
perfibe 8elgier
greunsn Gin SdlOh nicoer, bas alS
Spipital sur 9er,penbnng gelanste.

9erlin 80. Geptenber. (aui
orabtIoiem @ege in SapoiIle, g. S.,
eingetr,iieil.) Bon Der gemeincn 8e'
iinltung Der 9elsier siebt Die iclgenoe
9escbenbeit, bic in biciigen 9Iattern
peroiientlid]t lporbeu, lpieber Gin
eflatantes geiipieI. @dbreno cines
gusiaIls aus @ntperpeu gelang es
Den beIgiidDen 3ruppen oas 0orf Sin.
Den in GER R1be BON 26pen iopie oas
in Der unlnitteIbnren 9aabe oes 0crieS
aeIeGene Sd)loB Der bolldnoiidlen 5a'
nriIie ben gInntenbagen 5ii beiatcn.
9ie gigentbinner bes SdDloiies BOT.
ten auf ibre Soften bas Sdlob IN elm
SoipitaI penpaubelt. iiber benz Ole
SABINE bcs 9ictbeu areu5es ipebte,
lpdbreno iib in Dem SoipitaI. .bicrilg
pertuunoete 9cIeier befanoen. Sros'
Ocm iesten Die gelgier Sas 9orf Gin
ben ,inb bas SdIob in grano iuto ois
Srtidait ionic onS SdIob iieleu ten
6lamnen poIlitanOie gun Spfer. Tie'
les tDaten Die gelgier, I'M ibrcrt
SAB eegen Die Solanber glus6rlii 81
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6
Dpferte ibr 2ebenfiiribr
U6utter

TopIeSto oDn pa, 20. Sept.
Die Is Sobre alte sSlorence Cope IN
ocn benadlbarten Buckingham @alIep
aniiiiig, puroe am Wontag slbeno 8ll
lpdier Stlnbe bon ibrem Gntel SSo6n
Cope erihoiien, als lie lire 9Putter
baoor Gcrpubren pollte. bon Cope er.
lGoiien 81 iperbeu. Cope mar bel fci.
nem 9ruber iinb oeiien 6airiIie aiIi
geiu6 mn6 ON @lontag gcrietb or
nit ieiner Sd,nGgerin IN cineu
Streit, .peiI bic srau inn rpegen iei.
ner Trlmtenbclcenbnitigfeit 9or.
iuiirie mnd,te. Cope aerietb ocrert in
Mutb. hai, cr NIT einem @eipebr alii
ieiile Sdapdgeriu einSranG uno sSIo'
renee Cope, Die iid bereits i'm 9ett
befa,Io, elite auf Die SiIferiife ibrcr
Whriter i'm Nad,taelDano nod llntes
irno iprana 5piihen lire aPlitter imo
ilrea SnfeI. Ter Sd)nB aing los iIno
oas Wl1Sden brah toot jiiinmmeu. GS
fennie iorpeit nod nidjt nit gcitinnt.
belt ermitfeIt nerben oh Cope feline
9sieDie abiid)tIid erifoiien bat oSer ob
Der Sdub iid SifdIliscrfpeiie entIuo.
Ger Ws6rber fliid,tete iidb ipie er mar,
obne Gdlbe inb obne aopibeoedlms
in Cen benadbnrten Bnlo. 100 iebt
oon einem sliifgebot nadl ibm geiuht
mirb. Clinton Cope. Der g,ater Der or.
Sd,oIieuen beiniIo iifb alS Die Irag5.
Sic lid, in ieinefiI Sailir abipieIts. i'm
ssel6e ilno beniiste bic mon6beae
D,aAi su Grntearbeitsa
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auS(ano ge(egrap@.
Die beutihen pan3erid)iffe
9 ollen 3ur 3eit NIT neuen
Riefensefd diiben aus
geriitet perbtn.


aopsubassu. 20. Sept, bia
Gonbon. - Reiienbe, bic iiber aieI
hierbsrsstomm.H iinb. iagen, bab Die
Dsutidsn neus Gef6iiss, NIT bsnsn bic
aruppid.n @srts felt sDsi Sabrsn CT.
perimsntirt baben. auf bis Srsaba
nOusbts un6 panSertrsu5sr initalIiren.
Der aislsr Gnnal iou nit Grisgss
idiffsu, baruntsr bic sr6btsn punSer'
i6iffe, sans ansefiiLIt isin. SH ben
4rfenuIsn pirb Tag nno Nad)t
gearbsitet inb es tommsn fortnGbrsn6
Ianse giienbabnsiige nit rieiisen Gss
itiisen fir bic G9iffs an. Die 1sut.
i6en iollsn srildren. oub bic san3.
Sslotts binnsH aurssm fir ben aampf
bsreit Iein tperbe.
Der ueue qorbwapor.
2on6on. 20. September. - Sir
Charles SobHiton fpurbs am Dienitag
gum 2orbmaDor bon qonbon sripdbit.
Sein 9lmtsisrmin besinni am 8. Ros
bsmber ano ipGErt Elm Sabr. Gr In
Der Jla9foIgsr bss seasnpGriisen
aorbmasOrs Cir S5omas Q. Bona.
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aaHe.tr

Der 'Frausnnerein Der gpdnu
prot. qbiIippus STRIDE Gte Race Str
uno WcWlitsn 2tpe. (paitor Or. j. g
Dorm, oeranitaItst morgen, !, DIT
eiusn .Saffes", su ipsI6em foInen0ss
9ommittss ouf's bsrsIidfts sinIa0et
&ath. alodenbriHt. 9otb. Ssrn, Gmi'
lie 9Iante. Uluris 2tbsIine 9lsin, gmi,
lie 9immsrle, Barbara Subn, Warit
anobeI, Frisba Slein, aatb. ap6
@Iia arua, gmeIins 9rii6.
- Qlm 0onrsritog, ben 2. Gttober
Finbst bic mOnaiIids 8eriammIurl
bss 6rausnpsrsins Der Gp. Ct. Mat
tbGus .@emeinbs gu GImpoob Ylacs
Cpaitor 6. 6. ShmiOt.) bsrbun
ben nit bsm Saffetrdus6sn itatt
Die fruusn, bic am 3iits bien,u per
Den unb freunolihft gum geiua eir
Iaben. iino: 80. Bid, u. Charming, U
5risbmunn, Is. S6roeoer, Wl. 9oep
pert, 81. Qsiihnsr, W. 6Uhmutb, Wt
RebboIs.
- Der Jrausnpersin Der GOans
GoIumbid Gemsinos iqaitur Z. ),
6errmaun) ia! ON /. Sttober Der.
inmmIung uno Saffestrdnstsn. Jiir
lsbteres iorgen Die 5tuusn 8ropu,
grumm, gernburot, 9isIeisIb unn
Oenninger,
49, Der 5rasunperein Der ReiOrmier-
len Salemsgemeinbs (&url i. Sepl,
Pr.) osriammslt ii6 am 9Onneritaa.
Den /. 0ttober, Rahmtttugs 2 ubr,
9as &ommiites fir Grfriitungsn BE-
itebt aus ben Gumen: Gatbariue
Gmbsboff, GIeonora Glide, pauIin.
Sarter uno Sppbie 2u6ers.
- Der Hrausnperein Der 0ritter
9eutid. prot. Stride (puitpr S. 6aef
ner) bGIt morgsn Ra9mittua um
ubr in bem berrIid renoDirteu SduI
iaal feline moratlife 9erfammlunf
nit SaffeetrGnjdeu d6. Die @sran
f.aItsrinren; ipelde freunbIidIt basu
sinlaben, finb bic 0amen: Gmili,
6eiB, aat6arina &attenborn, SOpbic
SerItina. Gliia aisfer. Wlaria SIodsn
brint, QOuiia Gnuspsner, eSod 4ren.
ming, Dilbslmine aOefter, RariG
2admann uno Sophia Riemspsr.
= Donnsrstaa finbet in Der Ct
Warfus &irde (garl +. 8. S6miOt
4sfarrsrl auffeetrdnaden itatt, gegeber
ron folasrben Gamen: 2Ouiit
Shmibt, Marid Shmibt, '5riebrit
shmiSi. Katharine Stsinbre6sr, aa.
tberine Stusfsl, aisaie StOl5sn6erser
2aura SduspIin, Maris sduIte,
9nna Siemepsr.
- frau Warie 2sgsier bat biz
Mita!ieber bes iFruusn 9ereiRs bey
Gr. prpt. MattbGus @emein6e( ga.
for 90. 9srtram) iopie bi. 5rsunos
beg @ersins uub be- @emeinbe einge.
tuben. am 9pnneritaa. ben q. 0ftO.
Der. Rd6mittdgs % llbr, on einem
aaffsetrdnsdsn nit foloenbsm Sup
per in ibrsr Wohnunu, ylD 375 Ger.
race Qlps., Clifton tbeiI3uHebmeH.
lu6 bic 5errsn iinb bsraIi3 pills
lrmmeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
UefaBt
,Sit in Der ReriOn oes @umminrbei.
tcrS !Sarrn Boomer Der W'6rbrr
pon @innis 6. geder in
Nfrou 8.
Ger ebemalige Seutihe aoniuI in
NontreaI erbaIt burd britiitlen
9otitnfter iid)creS 8eIeit nat
europa.
Ter SpieIteiifel madlt eiiien 9anf.
faiiirer in Columbus, g., ,up
9ciralibnnten.
Ssinlses Raoden in g,udinebam Bal.
Iep, Ba., opiert iein ee6cu un
ieiue Whitter 5u rcttcn.
9innie g. gefcr's @6rocr
dciakt.

g[fron, g., 80. September. Tas
BebcimniB, peldes bic am Montag
.aaI,nittag erioIete GrmoroiHg pon
3ri. 9irrnie 9. @edcr umgab, III
Snrd, Die gerbaitliug oes @unlwlar'
beiters Sarrp Boomer geIiiitet ipcr.
ben, Der bereitS eiu imiaiienoiies &c.
| itdnbrib abgeIcgt bat.
Boomer geitanb. oaB or iidj een bot
5eriien 3onlabnlpf 5ured)tac,ilHlnert
sabe, inn SRI. geder beiduben ilnb Die
2aoenfaije pliinoern 81 f6nnelt, aber
ais or iie nieoeridllug, crfanntc lie lbn
nne oarauihin crihliia er lie nit ocr
art, 6ie er i'm Saoen iapo.
Boomer fpiirbe in Git sfron per.
haitet imS mad, iciner @obnung &c.
jrad,t, no er iid NIT ciucm Nrpolper,
ben or unter einem blutbciledten nod
peritcdt bate, 5li crifieben ueriufic.
Zen Geteftips aelana es ienodl iln
nod, rcd)t5eitig 81 cnhpnilEen. 800.
mer 1T "a Sabre alt. Sci iciner 9rr.
gaitlna tplirSen nod, Si5 Don Der
gJeite, oic S67 5etragcn bate, OH
ibm eeiinben.
erbGIt iiaeres @elcit.
@aibinston. 9. g., 80. Sept.
Baron yhiebt Don Gollenberg, DER
bisgerige beutid)e stoniuI in WoH.
treaI. Qanaba. iprad) an gicnitaa i'm
StaatS6epartemeut Dor un0 erhidlte
Inn lideres @elsit ilber ben gltlanti.
id,en SJran Bis nadJ Geutidlanb. gu.
idaiger @ciie fam. tpabreno Serr pon
Goacnberg nit GounieIlor 2nna ton.
icrirte, Der britiifc gotidlafter Cir
Cecil Spring.giiee baJu her iid 70.
iori anbeiidlig madfr, Serrn bon
Gollenberg nab einem neutralen eli.
ropdiifen Saien iifcres 9eIcit ,u
peridafieu.
'Gpfer ocg Sa5arbfpieIs.
bus, g., 80. September.
9lopo g. 5oipnsenb. Der pormalige
ssaiiircr i'm Spdrfaiienbepnrtenlcut
Der State Snpings @anf & 3ruit 60,
mnrbc am 9ieRiiaa inter Der glnflase
Derbaitet, Der ganf $500 peruntrcnt
;u baben. 90pnsenb, Elm Sobn pon
U. ". SoipnSeno, bem Erinsipal ser
Satoels.ISod)ifille. iieIlte ii6 ieIbii
Der poliSei. Der SoitbciehI mar er.
ipirtt pcrben. !ind,oem 1oIpnSenO ein
umiaiIenocs cScitanonib iiber ieine
llnterid)Iaeuugep abeelegt b1tte. gpie
cr aIgiebt, bot er bas SeIo perioislt.
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3ret britiidbe Rreu3er

.JH yuiltd WreHds, IN Der
Waseilan Gtrlbe ans
aeto men.
punta 4renas. gbiIe, 20.
Sept. - Die briiiifeH areu5er @oOb
Dope, Wonmoutb uno ejlasgoip. IN.
Ter benz aommanbo bes apnirsaomis
raIs Cir Griitopber Grabod iisbeno.
iiuo am 0ienitae bier uneaommsn.
punin arenas liest on Der Wdsels
Ian Strabe unb ale 9ampfsr, bic
bonn atlantiifeH nod benz itillsn
Ssean fabr.n. Iegen bier an. glllem
aniteir mad limb bisis areuSer nn6
benz iiillsn S5ean unierp.ss. benn
iie giussn Sipiihen bem 8. unb IL.
Ssptember bon Monieoibeo ab. Gs
lam aud iein. bab ibr. 9iufsabe III.
bic beuii6sn arsu5er .Riirnberg" uno
.asip5is" ab5ufansen, bic ben Der.
fud, MAIDEN iolen, bonn itil.H in ben
atluntiften D5san gu gsIdngeH.
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,,G'6omne 9ibre"
Sir bie 9auer BON aat
Taaen unttrbriidt.


Sasen unterbriidt.
Touloui.. Hrun!r.idl. 20. Sept.
Die bem friihereu Prsmisrminiiter
Gtorsss gIsm.ncsau seb0rige 3eitung
sG'Somme 9ibre". bic bon paris bisrs
Der psrlest porben mar. 1T fir a6t
3age BON bem Wtiliidrgoupsrnsur bon
5Oulouis. Gsn.raI 9aiIIOub. antsr'
oriidt porben.
Der General bate gIsmsncsau oufs
seforbsrt. mebrere StellM aus einem
4riiitl In Der beutisen 2ussabs, bic e,
fir gu beftis belt, berausSuntbmen.
GIemencean ipsiserts ii6, biss su tbun,
iporauf Der gsnsral bic san3e alusgabe
tonfis3irie unb bic llntsroriidrng Der
3eituna fir bic Dauer Don adt Sasen
anorbnete.
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pa NJ II to n.

iInier ggent in Samiltun III
Serr Gbnnrb Sruf, 449 ShS Siinfts
Gtrasc. @ra Gel AIS 81, Game
Phpnr fc3t ".
Die Butler Gountp Tdir be-
oinnt sddIie @o6e. uub Der 5nirpIog
nirO am Sopntaa fur bag pubIitum
offea isjn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-30
5as Giierne Srem3
Wirb oIs 2lusrisnnung an iiebsn Wit
slisosr Der arupp'Ibsn 9.i6iis.
fabrit perlishsn.

Berlin. %. Sept. (auf brobt'
lOiem 8ss, in SapOiae, 6. s.. siHgs'
troffsn). - Qn iiebeu NitsIisbsr Der
aruppften Gsi6asfabrit 1T in 9tn.r.
.ennuns Der pOr3iisli6n asiitunseH
Der Don Der 5irma ssIi.fertsn Sdubis
BEN bas GiI.rns 9r.u3 psrlieben
iporbsn.
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Zteblen ipie Die Habem,
Iaiiiide Srmppen pliinoerten Sas
ShIOh bes Siiriten SHiliusfD bei
2emberg.

berlin, 80. Scptember. (slui
oragtloiem @cge in Sappille, 8. g.,
eingctrofien.) Die ruiiiihen Solbatsn
baben, Iaiit bier eingetrofienen gtadl.
riftcn bus SdIok oes @rafpn Eli.
Iinsfp bel 2cmberg raoifal ausde-
pliiuoert lmS bic aubcrctSentIid)
rpcrtGuoae gibliotbef, iutuie Die pieIpn
in bem SfIoB beiinoli6en aunit.
iddbe lueaacidleppt. Iie giider ino
stluitidldee iiao, wie es baiBt, nad
1t. 9yetersburg ucidaiit rpcroer.
&sin fransSftf4esaritss.
f6iff in ben 9runb
aebobri.
Wafbington, .. g.. 90. Sept.
Gas fransDiif9s Decentralization
felt our6 bic bieiiss fransOiifds Bot.
f5aft in abrsbs. bab BET BEN BON,
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ter. gtller @obrfheinli6teit mad
iperbsn beusr. nit Riidfitt auf ben
&rieg, foipobl Der iiblide srobe Tins
aug am 8. ylopembtr. ipie aud bus
2prbmabprs Baniett am Mbenb oes
9. Wpnemhsr In MenfnIl tpmmsn.
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8eppelin .8nmben
1eturiaden arobe 4ufres
suns in beIgif4en
Stdbten.

aonbon, go. Sept. - Cine De-
psf9e Der Central Rsps aus glmiisr'
BAN iast. oab ein 3sppelintrsu5sr pier
gcmb,n in bic Sta0t 9spns. nsun
WsiIsn iiibpsftIih bon 9b.nt, gss
idIeubert babe. iInb 3iusi in bic Staot
sbisli. 15 UlsiIen fiib6itli3 bon
griisse. Sn Der sriieren Staot iuurSs
Elm alojter fart 6eid,dbisi.
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barbemsnt BON Gattaro Elm frdn3oFs
f4es Rriegsi4iff in ben Grunb se'
bobrt iporben fei.
0NiDerrmfem
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27

placed on the taxpayers by floating
bonds for the plaza or the hospital
and IL there was a chance of such
he would oppose both schemes
The Mayor says he has not yc.
bee3 asked TO call a special meeting
of Council for Monday to consider
the hospital proposition. The CEN
trail committee campaigning for the
Grady bond issue. appointed DR.. w,
8. Elkin to consult with the Mayor,
but as yet he has not done SO.
Mayor woodward said he believed
the committee was making a mis-
take in trying to place the bond issue
before the people by May 5. Il have
a letter from a leading member OF
the Shriners, dealing with the same
phase OF the campaign" he said. HE
informs me that he knows u number
of Shrine members who are heart
and soul in the Grady bond project
but he explains they will not be able
to give the question much attention
because their time is all taken ur
with the approaching conclave."
The Mayor said II would be better
to fix the election for a later date
since the support Of every business
in Atlanta would be needed.
The Grady Hospital committee will
meet again Saturday afternoon, and
1t is probable at that time the Mayor
will voice his sentiments to the COM
mittee.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
TWO WIVES HELD
AS RUNAWAYS
ARE FREED
Prefer Jail to Husbands They Do
Not Love and Score Atlanta
Police for Arrest.

Things have come to a pretty pass
indeed when wife can be locked W
because she refuses to go 10 hus-
hand she no longer loves" indig-
nantiy declared Mrs J.. P. coe. q
bride of 10, who with her cousin
Mrs. o G. Patton. WAS held for a
time at the police station at the in
stance Of two brothers OF Mrs. Pat
ton.
when offered her freedom Thurs
day night II she would take a train
for Richmond, Va. where her hus-
band now lives, Mrs Coe surned the
offer.
I'M stay here forever before ] viii
20 10 a man ! do not love- she
announced deter7ninedly.
The brothers at Mrs. Patton had
been looking for the two young wom-
en- since they disappeared here in
Atlanta. about a week ago. Thurs
day afternoon their search was re-
warded by the discovery Of the miss
ing wives az the corner or Edge
wood avenue and Pryor street. Both
were escorted to the police station,
where after Incarceration Of several
hours they were allowed to 80.
Mrs. Patton, who also says she no
longer loves her husband, who lives
IN Chattanooga told the officers she
would live with her brothers here
after Mrs. Coe announced that she
would 20 to Charlotte. where she has
a three sear-od baby.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
WEST END WANTS
BETTER CAR LINES
Protest Meeting Tonight by Inn
provement Club to Frame
Demands.

In the attempt to obtain better
street car service in West End, joint
protest meeting will be held Friday
night by the West End Improvement
Club and the West Side Improvement
Club at the odd Fellows Hail. corner
Gordon street and Lucille avenue
West End.
Resolutions which, If adopted, viii
be forwarded to the Georgia Railway
and Power Company, will demand
more cars on the Walker to West View
line, as the present service is mad
equate, morning, noon and night cars
being overcrowded
II is probable that citizens of the
North End will hold protest meetings
within the next few days to ask better
service. At the meeting Friday night
the cooperation of the North Siders
who patronize the other end of the
Walker to West View line will be
asked and committee appointed 10
meet with them.
A circular sent out by Eb T. Will
liams, of the West End, calling the
meeting, outlines a number of the OBJ
jections to the present service II
says that the West End has far out
grown the Walker line, and that an
other line should be built out Sells
and Greensferry avenues. After all
men have relinquished their seats to
the women, it says that even then wo-
men with babies in their arms often
have to stand, while the conductor is
forced to practically crawl over the
people to collect the fares
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Visitor Gives Monkey
In Zoo Cigaret; Fined;
Animal Is Too Young

orriee Melee. Of No. 2sh South
Broad street, who pursues the voca-
ton of organ grinding and, therefore,
"liks do monk" went out 10 Grant
Park Zoo to see some Of his co-work-
ers. A chattering, grimacins little
monkey stuck out an inyestigatlve
paw, and the Italian gave him Gig
arctic and a lighted match, thinking
TO cheer him up. A park attendant
saw him and called Policeman Bar
field, who arrested the Italian.
In Police Court Friday, Melee ex-
planned, through an interpreter, that
he meant no harm.
Il thoughta da monk he smoke" ne
explained. HE looka lonesome, and l
geev heem cigareet and match. Lots
Of da monk he smoke!"
How old is this monkey inquired
Judge Broyles.
Three years" replied one Of the
monkey experts who fiocked about the
bench
Too young to smoke, said the
Judge There's a law In this state
against giving cigarettes to minors.
III have to fine you 35.75."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
OPPOSES
BOND|SSUE FOR
SCHOOLS
Favors Yearly Appropriation, Say
ing Plaza and Grady Projects
Should Come First.

Mayor Woodward Friday offered
what he considered a more feasible
scheme for the betterment of Attain
ta's school system than the issuance
of $500, 900 in bonds, as proposed by
Commissioner Dan Green. The May
or claimed It would be better to pro-
vide 5000 every year for the cree
ton of one or more schools. and that
at the end of FIVE years the schools
would be adequate to take care OF the
growth Of the city.
The Mayor took the stand that the
taxpayers had become prejudiced over
the manner in which the last bond
issue was expended and in q con-
sultation Thursday afternoon with
Commissioner Green, said he would
not approve another school bond is
sue He said he did not want to
jeopardize the chance OF getting the
voters to sanction 100000 for the
plaza project and $500 for inn
provements to the Grady Hospital
Green Defers Action.
Because of his failure in securing
the Mayors approval of his PROPOSE
tton, Commissioner Green did not
bring the question to the attention Of
the school board Thursday afternoon,
and for the time being will abandon
1t. He said he would wait until some
more opportune time, when the peo-
pie had a more comprehensive under
standing OF the deplorable conditions
of the schools.
III the people can be induced to
vote for the Grady Hospital bonds,
they can also be persuaded to vote
money for the betterment of our
schools" said the commissioner
Mayor Woodward has placed him-
self squarely behind the plaza bond
issue, and has approved OF the Grady
Hospital bond project. His support
OF the plaza proposition was brought
about through the pledges of the
property owners that they would
create sinking fund, through in
creased assessments on their prop
erty, sufficient to retire the bonds as
well as meet the interest
Plaza Improvement Necessary.
Mayor Woodward stated that he
would make speeches throughout the
city. II necessary, to fioat the plaza
bonds, as he considered that propo-
sition most urgent for the improve
ment Of the city.
Though he has given his approval
to the Grady Hospital bond PROPOSE
ton, he said he would not enter the
campaign. He felt that the scheme
was worthy Of the peoples support,
because, like the plaza proposition,
the Grady Hospital trustees pro-
posed to erect a building to take
care Of pay patients. and the revenue
derived from this would create a
similar fund to meet the bonds and
interest
He said there would be no burden
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Wolf Causes Small
Panic in East Point

The busting little suburb Of East
Point WAS stirred Friday when real,
live wolf escaped from livery stable
and raced gayly along the streets.
swapping at citizens and bowling
weirdly. The animal belonged TO one
Billy smith, Of Nome, Alaska, who is
tramping across the continent TO win
a wager. He came TO East Point with
his wolf Thursday night and tethered
the animal in a livery stable.
About o'clock Friday morning the
wolf slipped out Of the stable. Boys,
dogs and indignant citizens started IN
pursuit and chased the wolf under a
house. smith came along in few
moments with a piece OF meat and
coaxed the wolf out and back to the
stable.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Hearst-Selig Movies
ToShOWF ashionNews

Through combination Of the
Hearst service and the Selig Pictorial
News Service, the Vaudette will be
abled on Saturday to show it's
patrons the latest wrinkles In the
fashions OF the country, The pictures
will be taken from living models and
viii portray the newest things I'm
wearing apparel in the capitals Of
the world.
Through the Hearst Selie COM
bination the Vaudette win hereafter
show pictures Of news events every
Saturday. Events Of current interest
in near and far places will he fea-
tured. The Hearst service, the In
ternational News, has the largest
corps Of photographers in tho world.
and all viii be working for the
movies,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-27
Bookkeeper Found
Guilty Of Larceny

The jury IN the case OF T J. Heath,
former bookkeeper for the Western
Union, charged with larceny after
trust, Friday afternoon returned a
verdict of guilty OF simple larceny.
The amount involved was $3.50. Sem
tence will be pronounced by Judge
Hill Monday
Heath set UP as his defense that
he borrowed the money from r. r.,
Gormley, night clerk for the Western
Union. not knowing that the money
belonged to the company Gromley
on the stand denied this, declaring he
turned the money over to Heath on
Heath's orders as a superior officer.