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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Albanian to Escort
Carnival royalty

MOBILE. Jan. 27-Captain Charles
&" Stokes of the Atlanta Grays. Firth
'sa"rga Regiment. has accepted the in
ION Of The Mobile Chamber Of Com
'and Mobile Carnival Assoc, ttion
ar.icipate in Tie Mobile Mardi Gras
ties ana act az : special escort
AIUs teI~ and his queegs
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Negro Hanged to Pole
And Shot for Murder

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA, Jan.
27-Don Dickerson, a negro, taken 10
Purcell for safe keeping after his ar
rest charged with the murder Sunday
night of w. A. Chaffin, was taken
from the Purcell jail by a mob early
day, hanged to a telegraph pole
and his body riddled with bullets.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Talk Across Ocean
With This Telephone

NEW YORK. Jan. IA system maxi
ing telephone conversation possible be-
tween England and this country has
been invented by Or. G. Musso, an
Italian scientist.
Thomas Edison's representative ex-
pressed his satisfaction with it after
investigating IT,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27
Lions Picture Costs
Rainey Comrade Life
Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
NAIROBI. BRITISH EAST AFRI-
CA, Jan, 27.-Fritz SCHNEIDER, who
accompanied Paul Rainey, the Amer
lean millionaire, on his hunting and
moving picture expedition into the
African jungle. died to-day from
wounds sustained Saturday while
photographing a wild lion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-27

The National Southern Sunday MeQuspspe,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
CHURCHMEN MEET IN JULY.
Reunion of Reformed Churches to
he Held Mt Pen Mar Park.

Hagerstown. Md. Feb. 25.-The COM
mittee in charge of the twenty-fifth an
nual reunion of the Reformed Churches
of Maryland. Virginia, Pennsylvania, and
the District Ct Columbia, has decided to
hold the next annual reunion at Pen
Mar Park Thursday, July 16. Ten thou
sand persons are expected TO attend.
The officers of the Reunion Association
elected are: President Ephraim Corn
man. of Washington; vice president
Emory L. Coblentz. of Middletown: sec
rotary, Rev. ]. B. Shontz. Of Chambers
burg; treasurer. Samuel S. Brenner. OF
Mechanicsburg; directors, Howard L.
Bair. of Hanover; w. c. Bireley, of
Frederick: II. T. Weaver, of Gettysburg;
George A. Hollinger of Harrisburg; M
B. Gibson, of York; David NJ. Hurley, of
Hagerstown, and Rev. James NJ. Mullan,
OF Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
SCREAMED WITH Joy

at the end Of the hrst week when the scales told
me had lost ten pounds by my simple easy harm.
less. Drusless Method II a pleasure then TO
continue until l resained ny normal self in size
/ feel fifteen years younger. 4 look fifteen years
younger. My Double Chin has entirely disarpear.d
can walk IT work I can climb mountain
I am normal in size. l can weight just what want
to weight. am master of my own body nov. 1 did
not starye. but cat all ! wanted 10. / did not take
Sweat Raths, did not Drus- | used no Electricity
or harmfu, exercises, but I found the simrIe Sane
Common n-seEse WAY Of reducing my weight, and
applied it. have tried it on others My Docior
says l a perfect picture of health nov. am
NJ longer silIaR, Am nov a happy healthy woman
Now am going to help others to be happy I have
written book the subject If you are fat /
want you to have it. II will tell yon al about ms
Harmless Drusless Method. To all Who send me
their name and address ! mail il FREE, as long
as the ITesgnt supply lasts II VIII sare yUi Money
saTe you from Harmful DrIsE Save you from Stafva-
tion Diets, Harmful Exercises possibly save YOUR
LIFE. 1t Is yours for the asking without a penny
Just send your aud address. A Postal Card
viii do and In be glad to send il 50 that you can
quickly learn how 10 Ieduce yoaTseh and Be as happy
as ! am. Write today. as this advertisement may
not appear aeain in This rspes
HATTIE BiEI- ilsi Barclay. Denver Colo.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
TIGERS MAKE VOYAGE LIVELY
Attack Keepers ON ship and EIe-
plants Get Seasick.

New York, Feb. 25.-when the liner
President Lincoln arrived here today
from Southampton. three days overdue,
she resembled a geological garden, or the
vision of a person who has been getting
into training for the psychopathic ward,
rather than respectable ocean-going
vessel.
On board were five fuIi-grown elephants.
one baby elephant. ten panthers, nine
tigers, 5000 canaries, 5000 pheasants. eight
porcupines, tweives monkeys, fiamingoes.
iorys, and other varieties of birds.
The elephants got seasick the second
day out and the panthers and tigers be-
came frightened at the gales and attempt
ed to eat their keepers. and the ship was
tossed ia the worst gales in her history.
but otherwise the voyage was uneventful,
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
HISTORIC sLEIGHs ARE STOLEN.
Thieves Drive on In Two .-~- 5S
George Washington.

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 25.-Tt was
stable Of the johnson estate in German
town on washinston's Birthday and stole
two historic sleishs which were used by
;Ec soldiers of Gen. Washington. Tho
sIeighs we're covered with a great pile
of wood. but the thieves carefully re-
moved this.
Then they harnessed horses to the old
vehicles and made their escape. The
monetary value of the Revolutionary
''lmousincs'' was about so. but they
were highly priced for their historic
value.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
Trial Treatment FREE

This new method Is SO important to the well
fare Of humanity so vital to every person suffering
from any form of cataErh that the opportunity to
actually ES il and syOVE its results, will be gladly
extended without one cent OF cost.
large trial treatment, with complete, minute
directions. Will be sent free tOany cstarrhsufferer
Send no no1cy, take no risks. make no
premises. Simply Clip sign and mail the coupo.:
and the test package of the New Combined Treat
1eut will be sent fully prepaid together with the
rsl-eble book on CataTTh.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
Relief for Catarrh
Sufferers Now FREE
You Can Now Treat This Trouble in Your Own
Home and Get Relief at Once.
How the Remedy for Catarrb
Was Discovered.

~ N. nan THIS terrible disease has
s.ahod llx sese ragged unchecked for
f,zaisS t,1a b. an years simply because smp-
sgsae Sess, osssd sSsd f0s have been treated while
Sssa!y :yy 70 he the vicious germs that cause
$,ases. Sgs, the trouble have been left to
circulate in the blood, and
bring the disease back as fast as local
treatments could relieve il.
c. E. Gauss, who experimental for
years on treatment Cor Catarrh, found
that after perfecting balm that relieved
the nose and throat troubles quickly, he
could not prevent the trouble
., I1s "a ~ ETH: e: beginning all over again.
ssea sfsza'5 35Ssese hes On test cases. he could
asos ms MN. completely remove all signs
eS 81 ll@ s'i SeSy and of Catarrh from nose and
ss,s' es,s ~ ne ,r,1aS S1 throat, but in few weeks
iHE tie eaHae. they were back
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Mrs. Bettis, mother OF Police Sergeant
Z. Frank Bettis, of this city. died today
at her home in Manassas, Va Mrs. Bet
tis was eighty-six years old. She is sur
vived by several children.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Careful experiments and investigations have shown
that the troubles expelled from the nose and
throat the real cause of the disease overlooked
and IN short time the Catarrh would return stronger
than ever. Mr.. Gauss has gone way ahead of the
ordinary methods of treatment and has provided a
remedy that
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
k1CssG ksasEuaEEs Chicago, Illinois.

Removed the objeetional features, added more pleas
ant ones, and then | tried my plan on myself for
week II worked like Magic. | could have
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Memorial services i'm memory, of
Frances Willard will be held at 40
O 'cIcck tomorrow night at the Children's
Home under auspices of the Allison w
c. T. u.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

7le Ai1D
sckeH INTO the
StoMach, has a
dDe7 i1dHeHoe
fie0R the aiH-
c0.s RseDfbrcnes
If The body and
eH,es the 6iJ-
eGSe By ,r1r0v-
iRR the eanJe.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

The taking of testimony in the con-
demnation proceedings of the govern
ment against a tract of land near Deco
guam, Va, which the government desires
as site for a reformatory for the Dis
trict of Columbia was completed today
and the case submitted to the jury. 1t
is expected the jury will reach its YER
diet tomorrow. The jury will not view
the land in question.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

over. Corns, corn ps
absolutely done for,
apply "GETS-IT."
useless plasters, gre;
and make toes sore 3
nut cotton rings tina
get knives. TazoTs, s
gers u blood poison
and the contraptions
simply make corns
never hurts the flesh
"GETS-IT" is sold
a bottle, or sent dire
Co. Chicago.
"GETS-IT' is sol,
ODOnnell's Drug $
Stores, r. G.. Ameck
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
KINDS AGAIN A CANDIDATE.
Maine Republican Reconsiders In
tention to- Retire from Congress.

Portland. Me-, Feb. 25.-Representativs
Asher c. Kinds, who recently announced
that he would not be a candidate for re-
election. has reconsidered his decision
and will enter the Republican primaries
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
Kills the Germs In the Blood
and Immediately gives re-
lief to the nose and throat.

Ee perfected the New Combined Treatment since
admitted to be the logical. yate. scientific method
Jones' of Scranton. Penn that after trying
other treatments he used this method and My
entirely clear and free and not bothered by
the disease any The New Combined Treatment Is
worth its weight in gold"
Temporary relief from may be obtained in other
ways but Combined Treatment inevitably be
accepted for permanent results.
sarah ]. Cape. Mount PeIia, Tenn, says / -
suffered the pains and distress of catarrh for -
thirteen and needless state tried nearly Ser
every method. But by your new method was
sgelszSy cured and you cannot imagine the joy
tEat has come over me-"
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

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The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
You'll Crow Over
"eETs-lT" for coras!
It Will startle You How aG1Ts-us
Gets Corns Every fime.

'One. two, threeT' That's about as l0nQ
as II takes you to- apply "GETS-IT," th8
simplest. surest corn cure the
world has ever seen. Corn fussing - all
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Sales reported by Graham & Ogden.
real estate dealers, follow: Thrce-story
brick dwelling house, $40 King street. for
NJ J. Cullin to DR.. !. Thornton Ashton:
10: in Pendlctou street. between Wash
iEgton and Columbus streets for AlOnzo
T Houck to w. w. Campbell: lot at
Commerce and West streets for NJ b.
Harlow and wife to Carl Fuchs; three
building lots i'm Pendleton and Washing
ton streets, for J. X. NJ. Norton to Harry
ID. Kirk
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

By the n<,D
rrefhod the nose
GHd throat are
treated By dE
eFecfHe local
remedy aeeied
dDecfiy 10 the
AFFLICTED sser--
1raney.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
Goes to the Root of

Stopped-up noses
Constant "frog-in-the-shresf"
Nasal discharges
Hawking and splitting
Snoring at night
Bad Breath
Frequent colds
Difficult breathing
Smothering sensation In drsaD
Sudden fits of sneezing
Dry mucus in nose
and any of the otheI symptom,
that indicate approaching or
present catarrh-
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
Spend just One Penny!

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6f methods and treatments why
useless il tells how osecsme Obesity. how
how nd friends Of Eat: how
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pointed for you showing you night
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you be satisfied Write IN a letter a post
PLEASE send Free Book showing reduce my
home" Sign and address. You are
Obligated IN any way. Get request in now. .
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

John Fur was held for the action Of
the grand jury in the police court today
on a charge of breaking into the dwell
ing of Mrs. Nora NJ. Foltz. SlG Prince
street. and committing larceny. Fur
said he had no statement to make.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26
SOME THING HAoTo BE DONE

Z began 10 study he cause If FAT wneu I dis
lethod ssse ne IN insishr tasrqsed On that.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Lemuel Spillman, sixty-two years old,
Of King George County. Va. was struck
by a WashingtOn-Southern Railway train
shortly before noon today at the Union
Railway Station sustaining a fractured
arm and scalp wounds. Spillman was
brought to the Alexandria Hospital
The Washington herald., 1914-02-26

Police Sergt. William Wilkcrson and
Policeman John Kern were acquitted Of
the charge of ''undue violence" preferred
against them by Harvey B. Struder. by
the board OF police commissioners tonight
There was full meeting of the board.
presided over by Mayor T A. Fisher.
The sun., 1914-08-25
HOTCHKISS LOOMING
AS COLONEL'S CHOICE
Disappointment Of Insurance
May BE T. r. Candidate
for Governor.

Col. Roosevelts choice for the Pro-
gressive party's candidate for Governor In
place OF Harvey D. Hinman 10 believed
former Progressive State chairman and
ex-Superintendent of Insurance Prosrcs-
sive party leaders have reason to believe
that Hotchklss would be most favorable
TO the Colonel, although the Bull Moose
chief has said he would support any pro-
nounced Progressive at the head OF tho
ticket. Mr. Hotchtiss has not az yet an
rounced his candidacy.
II Is the plan OF the State committee
TO discuss the merits OF candidates for
all offices at the conference In Utica on
Thursday. but IN order not to violate the
spirit Of the direct primary law no con-
venticn Endorsement will be made of any
ono Instead the Progressives plan to
invite the men most favored In the party
10 allow their names TO be used at tho
primary. The state conference, however
will pick the men who will get the invita- =
tions and then petitions will be circulated
in favor of the invited.
Most Of the Progressive leaders who
intend to be at the conference will leave
the city tonight. There was much talk
yesterday of names mentioned for various
places on the State ticket. Besides Hotch =
kiss. who seems to be the most likely
candidate for Governor at this time, ex =
State Senator Frederick NJ. Davenport of
Oneida county. who was a candidate for
Lieutenant Governor In 1912. and Chaun =
cey ]. Hamlln. Progressive leader Of Erie
county. who has already announced his
candidacy, will be considered.
Assemblynan Bevertdge c. Dunlop oi
Rockland county and Robert II. Elder OF
Kings county have been mentioned for
Lieutenant Governor.
George w. Sisson, Jr., of ST. Lawrence
William Hamlin Childs of Brooklyn
Harold j. Richardson of Lewis county
and Chauncey j. Hamiin, II he is no,
named for Governor. arc tho men now
under discussion for State Comptroller.
For Attorney General James L. Dowsey
OF Nassau county. Robert II. Elder ant
Assembly Leader Michael shaap are ir
the running.
The present plan includes tho renoni
nation of Homer ID. Call for State Treas
urer.
| Prof o. NJ Leland OF Cornell q can
didate in 1912. may be the nominee 70,
I State Engineer.
Bainbridge Colby will probably be th'
partys choice for United States Senator.
Two names are mentioned for Associ
ate Justice OF the Court OF Appeals-Su
preme Court Justice Samuel A. Seabur,
and City Court Judge William L. Ran
som.
Tho two mentioned for delegates e
the constitutional convention are Joh'
Mitchell and Homer d. Call.
The sun., 1914-08-25
COLONEL QUITS PICKING.
SIN smsrtins After Disnppointm~n nj
over Htnman.

OYSTER BAY, N Y. Aug eft Is be-
ieved hero that Col Roosevelt is done
with making suggestions to tho Bull
Moose party as to who shall be is can
didutc for Governor. His suggestion that
Harvey D. Hinman. Republican, be chosen
10 lead the ticket met with such treatment
by the rank and flo that the Colonel was
displeased and Hinmah's stand at Sara
toga added to that feeling.
AS result the ex-Prosdent is goinE
10 let the Progressives pick candidate
without his aid. When they have dons
this the Coloni will throw himself into
the campaign heart and soul and light
for tho partys ticket. whether II be
headed by William IL. iiotciki,s. Fr, d.
-rick NJ Davenport or some other man.
Hotchkirss chances have d'mmrd Consid-
erably In tho past day or two. A lot of
opposition to him has arisen among the
leaders.
There In ono suggestion OF the Progress
sivcs TO which the Colonel will not lend
an ear, and that is that he be the candi-
date for Governor himself,
When II was announced on Saturday
that the State committees meeting at
Utica would be mass convention. II was
runored that there was II deep laid plot
TO stampede the gathering for the Colonel.
The ex-Presldent will not let the Bull
Moose convention do any such thing.
He said tonight that he did not know
vet whether or not he would attend the
convention. NJ he had heard that II was
going to he n private cOnclave after all
aud not a convention of all OF the enrolled
Pryressives.
Col. Roosevelt denied the rcprt ema-
mating from the Democratic convention al
Saratoga that he had told Supreme Court
Justice Victor J, bowling that he would
not support John A. Hennessy Such q re-
port was entirely erroneous, he said
The sun., 1914-08-25

also . manifest fact that this bill, with
its cleveriy veiied Joker. was fathered
by Mayor Mitchell and Mr. Prendergass
TO innate tho general fund as II has been
inhated for two years. thereby creating
tar rates nctitiousy low II this fund
has not been inflated let Mr.. Prendergast
explain how there has been a budget in
crease OF S11.90s.2s5 In two years, and
In the same time decrease OF s35e132
In the total OF taxes paid into the city
treasury.
The contrast in these fgures shows
the imitation despite Mr.. Prendergast.
For when the budget increases taxes also
increase. yet here we have the budget
going up and the taxes going down.
Tho simple truth is Mayor Mitchell
and the Comptroller are afraid TO face
the public and admit that q mistake has
been made and that the only businesslike
solution In increased taxes next year.
Instead OF that they have aimed
at further imitation OF the general
fund. To this end they promoted
the special legislation, have hailed pub
lie improvements throughout the city.
thereby turning hundreds IN all the Ave
boroughs out OF employment, and led the
public into the misbelief that taxes would
pe permanently decreased, when as a
ynatter Of fact they properly should have
been increased
The sun., 1914-08-25
WEED SUPPORTS GLYNN.
Prominent Up-state Dsu.,..
Praises Goveruor's Record.

Prominent Upstate pemocr.,
Praises Governor's Record.
ALBANY, Aug. s~.--smth NJ. Weed O,
Plattsburg wired Governor glynn TODAY
that he favored his nomination for Gov
ernor In the Democratic prinar,e. Mr..
Weed was one Of the closest edyisers and
carly supporters Of Grover Cleyels nd frnr,
ms nomination for Governor to the end
OF ms Political career. In his telegram
10 GOV Glynn. Mr.. Weed says
DEAR GOVERNOR. wish tn sac
your decision to be- candidate =
Tor Governor is especially rratIfv
ing TO tine. Your own policies s,ncs
the Governorship OF the State was forced
upon you and your cordial support Of tho
policies OF President Wilson, so far as I
can learn. have pleased all Democrats In
the state. Under our system the Gov
ernor cannot escape the responsibility for
the leadership OF his party. and the fact
that you Immediately upon assuming off,c.
accepted the responsibility Of such lead.
ership and proceeded to present a pro-
gramme to the Legislature that resulted
In the enactment OF laws inaugurating
important reforms entities you TO the
earnest support not only of Democrats
but OF independent voters as we'll
Your determination that the various
departments OF the State government
should be honestly and efficiently man.
aged upon a business basis, regardless
OF the demand of those urging the Sc.
lection Of men who could be relied upon
TO Use such offices for selfish political pur.
poses. is, believe. understood and ap.
preciated by the people generally. Your
cutting down the expenses of conducting
the State government by nearly ten mill
ion dollars has earned for you the graft
tude OF all voters.
The sun., 1914-08-25
THIRD AVENUES MEN TO STRIKE
Surface Car Employees to Begin
waIkout on Friday.

A strike on the Third Avenue Railway
Company's surface car trolley system Is
being planned by agents OF the Amalga-
mated Association OF Street and Electric
Railway Employees, which is unonizing
the compnnys men. The strike is to be-
gin on Friday or sooner. on the Grand
street line and will spread until II takes
in the entire system.
Agents OF the union complain that the
company has been discharging mon who
belong to the union. The men also want
a nine hour day and say that now they
have TO be on duty for fifteen or sixteen
hours a day. including their waiting
swinga In order to put In ten hours on
the cars. They don't object to the pay.
which Is $3.50 for motormen and from
s220 to $40 for conductors
General Manager Mehard. for the com
pany. said that there was no cause for
the men to complain and II there are
any grievances the company Is always
ready TO adjust them
The sun., 1914-08-25
ACTUARY LEAPS TO DEATH.

NEWARK. ". J.. Aug. 2t.-George ".
Kirkpatrick, assistant actuary OF the Pru-
dent1al Insurance Company, plunged to
his death this morning from the roof OF
a three story apartment house whsre he
lived at ia Johnson avenue Mrs. Kirk
patrick attempted 10 prevent him from
going over the edge OF the roof, She
clutched the bottom Of his trousers and
then fell PROSTATE at tho edge of the
roof ne his body crashed on the tagging
in tho alley.
The sun., 1914-08-25
PRENDERGAST SAYS
BULLOCK Is "STLLY''
Tammany Charge Of 100000
900 Shortage, He Says, Is
Born Of Ignorance.
HE GETS QUICK ANSWER
Accuser Repeats That Juggling
Is Being Done to Hide
Blunder.

Comptroller Prendersast found time
yesterday 10 answer the charge by the
Bureau or City 1nquiry--the Tammany
watchdog OF the present administration
that the c1ty's Finance Department In
behind some $40 900. 900 or s12, 900. 900 In
YAK iuhos because OF hhaheial Juggling
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. ~. ""' yne
10 MI MS mind win the many uiHerent
elements OF city financing with the result
that mentally he Ia In about the same
,ond,,,.r rnan wh. n,r,oot =, a
-. . y,.,..,
s"oIe ''""e' ~nu ''e"
rapo'' anu lew oo''ies oi e"a'"p~s"e
on top Of It,
I'm other words, Mr.. Bullock 10 mixed
.o ..a,,, ,,.. 40 No, he,.va anv m.
So o"''' TIC. w ''
VIII ever DC Ao'e 10 u''"''N mn"
THE statements he makes are the
silliesi fabrications. There is absolutely
N, such sbortaxe as he talks about, and
a., - I,,.,,..,. ~, ali ,h... a,r.-.,,
MS e"'''e u''eu'''o" " "'
questions OF CITY nnanc'hs 10 50 's"''a"'
that II would be a waste OF time to answer
him at all
=" ep''S
ANY one who wants the facts regard
,,. c,,v.. cond,,,on can learn every.
"e ~. -, ~ ~,
'nins nc ~a"'e " Nio" ~"'
truth by applying to the Comptroller OF
consulting the monthly statements that
ar. nox ,s,u.d by this department and
-. ,,.,,,, .,a hor..,,y show tho city,
M''e" e,'"' a1 -
financial cond'ion' 10 say more ''a'
this about Mr.. Bullock or MS organlza-
~" ,,,, ,na, ,h.y 40 not deserve and
which they arc not going 10 receive from
this department"
on nearing OF Mr.. Prendergasts state
ment william Bullock. director OF bureau
~ city inquiry. issued one In reply. IN
which ne said: