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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

in South Georgia. in healthful section
WIN not investigate unless full and
frank description and price is given.
Must be bargain. Address "C.," II. f.
D. Box 40. Morrow, Ga.
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FIRST CLASS farms for sale in West
ern New York and excellent business
and residences for sale or exchange. NJ.
j Bnntin East Aurora. N Y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

SEE ME for South Georgia Farms.
WIN exchange for city property, J. T.
Kimbrough, 400 Atlanta Nat. Bk. Bldg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

TRUCK FARM room mouse. 30
acres, with about 20 acres in cultiva
ton balance in pasture; near Peachtree
Road j f. Kimbrough, 400 Atlanta
National Bank Bldg
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Lien.

Lien.
$25-Riddell Brothers VS.. Atlanta
Trunk Factory, factory, stock, etc,
at No. 80 Whitehall street January
%
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THREE ROOM HOUSE and haii, sta
Bile and chicken house, $1,000, Sl2
month; no cash payment River car
line. so acres for pasture. John Carey,
9 Whitehall street
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

EVERY influence is being brought to
bear To secure an appropriation for
grading Forsyth street; have several
good buys For particulars, write Real
Estate care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

TEN ACRES AZ Smyrna, suitable Tor
trucking; spring on place, also large
barn and outbulldings. Address II.
KonIgsmark. Box sos. Atlanta, Ga.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Lake Worth, Florida.

LooK-You have read this, II you want
anything. others will read your ad II
It's N the Want Ad section.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

- ~ 49, L % ~ =
JR SALE 700-acre farm, railroa
through tract, good siding, ideal plat
r stock farm, ] mile from good low
IN sell part or all. Terms To suit bu!
For quick sale, an up-to-date brit
INT A. M. McKinnon, Geneva, Ala
DR. SALE-1s0-acr farm, two Sc
and orchard good Ian
tier. tools, stock. would rent 80 acre
IL with tools or give two-thirds. rem
furnish everything. good roads; nei
lrket Box $40, Kalkaska. Mich.
en- ACRES AT Smyrna, suitable 4
trucking; spring on place; also larj
IN and outbulldings. Address
Box sos Atlanta, Ga.
2UCK FARM -SiN-room mouse.
acres, with about 20 acres in cultivi
n balance in PASTURE near Peachtr'
lad. j r. Kimbrough, 400 Allan
.tional Bank Bldg
ARM -32IA acres OF land with fou
room house thereon. 6 miles from cit
snty Of water. Ideal place for dair
} membranes Price, 1880. So
sh. the balance to suit, or will e
ange for city property. II. A. Perdu
u South Broad street. Main S37
lanta i347.
} ACRES smooth land adjoining raj
road town, Pecos Valley. must sell !
&c, a bargain. Box 472. Sweet Waite
Nas.
,UTH GEORGIA is the coming couI
ny TO raise cattle and sheep, land
cap now. ranges from S. TO S25. Ser
f list of good acreage. Box 216, cal
organ
~ ME for South Georgia Farm
WIN exchange for city property, =
mbrough, 400 Atlanta Nat. Blk Bid
RST- CLASS farms for sale in Yves
srn New York and excellent buslne'
q residences for sale or exchange. n
Buntin East Aurora. N Y.
FARMS FOR RENT.
n RENT Suburban home; seventee
acres: near East Lake owner. II
ne DeLeon. Avenue. Ivy 7S4S-J
FARMS WANTED.
GNT1SD7,~T'o lease ' good two ors
arm for number OF years, privilege
y spot cash; present tenant may r,
lin this year. Farmer, Box $50, cal
orgian.
From owner good farm Ian
n South Georgia. in healthful sectiol
III not investigate unless full an
INK description and price il givel
ist be bargain. Address &C." II.
Box 40, Morrow, Ga
TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.
MBER SALE 80, 900 900 red ar; raj
Dad 30 miles Portland. Best buy
egon. terms Evans 43t Chambt
mmerce, Portland, Greg.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
n SALE LISTEN l owe 1895 on
Il 500 cottage ! viii take $500 Il
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Ex
CEMETERY LOTS For SALE.

FOR SALE-One lot in North View cem-
etcry. in main section, Must be sold
by saturday Address Box 81 Stone
Mountain Ga
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
.,' =, : = = 80, = - : -
No Cash PAYMENT

IN lNMAN PARK | have a six room
bungalow with all cuuvenieuces; new.
Payments S35 down and SIS per month,
at per cent. This is your opportunity
TO own your own home Call Milton
Strauss, Ivy 1855 521 Hurt building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-29

ONE block OF Druid tIills two blocks
OF Ponce DeLeon avenue level vacant
lot water sidewalks sewer, also lights.
price, S4I5 cash Ivy 2326
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE LiSTENi / owe 1895 on
81 500 cottage ! will take $500 for
my equity cash. Near churches and
school Can at 555 W. North avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

Yuma. Ariz. MAJ 23.-WatermeIons
are now on the Yuma market George
Roberts, Of san Pascual valley, brought
in 20 or so that sold readily at 10 cents
pound. They were small. but the
flavor was good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

The goth will then be ordered back
to Fort Bliss or Camp Cotton
The troops OF the border patrol are
now getting back into the routine OF
daily drills, practice marches, target
practice, and other schooling 10 make
them the finest body Of soldiers IN the
4 army. The recent war scare upset the
I routine, sent troops on special details
and disorganiZed the schedule Of daily
drills and practice marches
March With Full Equipment.
Company K. goth infantry, has had
a lite experience in marching with
their war toys on. The company re-
Gently made a hike with the remainder
Of the battalion. covering the required
I6 miles with full field equipment and
made the hike in 5 hours and 45 MIR
utes. They were equipped with the
full pack with which the army is now
equipped, consisting OF a blanket, one
half of a shelter tent, pOnChO mess kit
knife, fork, spoon, cOndiment can, con-
tanning salt, pepper, sugar and coffee;
DayOnet, tooth brush, towel. soap and
comb, extra underwear and hose, all
weighing total Of 40 pounds
on the same hike, company ". Of
the goth, enlisted more than its quota
Of dogs Of war The company hit the
grit for the hike with four first class
dogs They recruited along the road
guard and thanking column Of CANNES
They were all adopted and are now ut
hone in the infantry camp.
First Serg- A o. Henderson, Of Com
pany X, 10th infantry was discharged
recently aIJer II years of service and
Immediately refnIisted for another
term with the colors.
Injured Privates Recovering.
Privates N s Strauss and c. I
Shadden OF company L, goth infantry,
are recovering from their recent ser
iOus accident in the Santa Fe yards
when they each lost right arm The
entire battalion has been feeling badly
because OF the boys accidents and Will
welcome them back from the hospital.
New recruits assigned 10 the goth
infantry are receiving instruction on
the target range
L. L. Gladbetter is now quarter
master sergeant OF company i. goth
infantry.
Frank Messner, cook Of company 1.
has been in the post hospital for an
operation and is improving rapidly and
viii soon be back as comanderinchiee
Of the chow joint.
Instructions in fencing are being
given the members Of the third bat
talon, 10th infantry, and the infantry
men are becoming proficient in the use
Of the swords Privates A. A Yates
and B. Baker are among the best
Iencers in the battalion.
Joseph Foel, OF N company OF the
goth, is on the sick report for a few
days.
Lieut. DAYTON. Of the goth. has re-
turned from Fort Wingate. n. N, for
duty with the third battalion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
LIBERAL PARTY
IN ENGLAND IS
NOW IN 9TH YEAR
It's Power Has Been Unin-
terrupted During the
Entire Period.
Continued From Page One)

htical party in power for any con-
siderable length of time, in any coun-
try, tends TO become more and more
conservative in deed and thought IN
creasiaEly devoted TO the maintenance
Of the status quo
The Liberal party in England now
IN its ninth year Of uninterrupted
power, apparently negatives this ordl-
nary rule. In fact, It only proves II
This paradox lies in the fact that de-
spite the boosted claims for responsible
parliamentary government, and Tor the
flexibility of the British constitution
spOnsive to political change that the
Liberals have not had enough Of actual
power TO cause the reaction toward
conservatism to set In
The house OF lords, being OverWheln-
ingly conservative, has blocked all LID
eral legislation. The effort to get
around this has been met by the par
lament act. but even that gives the
lords the power TO delay for two years,
while their fellow conservatives in the
lower house cry out for general cleo
tons and appeals to the people on
each individual measure.
This practical demonstration Of the
inability Of n Liberal government to
sent Of the party of the aristOcracy
has tended TO convince Liberals Of
even the more moderate type that this
country really is ruled by the arlsIO-
Gratis That has caused them, and the
whole party gradually to become more
and more radical This fact has Oper-
ated to lessen the breach between them
and the Labor party, so that II is just
now well nigh invisible.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
SEATTLE Is OPERATING
MUNICIPAL. CAR LINES

Seattle. Wash, May Evaporation Of
the first division Of Seattle's municipal
street car system was begun today.
The line extends from the business
part OF the city TO ballard. a manufac-
turing district four miles north.
Twenty-Five tickets are sold for 81
but ordinary fare is five cents The
cit yis negotiating for purchase Of the
Seattle RentOn and Southern rail-
road which connects with the line
opened today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
UNION ELECTRICAL
WORKERS MEET IN
REGULAR SESSION
Local No. 583 Reports Work
Good, With No Indica-
ton sof Let Up.
wss50N

There was a good r5g-
meeting Of the Elec- IJsToS7I fTs4SSeT>,
trical Workers un- FSSIII zS ~
ion No. $50 held Fri sas21S-
day night at Union tabor hall when
the attendance Of officers and mem
bers was good. The local is in good
shape, practically all OF its members
being employed under satisfactory
conditions and indications are that the
summer season viii be a busy one with
them Routine business received at
tentiOn.
William Schaffer and J. T. Massey
members OF Electrical Workers union,
are putting lights in the lobby Of the
Crawford theater-
e d. Davis and Harry Kienle, mem
bers Of the Electrical Workers union,
are wireing the Alhambra theater-
G. W Cook and Z. Z. Limbaugh,
members OF the Electrical Workers
union, are wiring the Fisk-Ramsey
apartments
Dave Cohen. a member Of the EIec-
trical Workers union, is doing shop
work for the Independent Electrical
works
]. II. Jacoby. a member OF the EIec-
trical Workers union, is putting lights
on the door at the Providence hospital
J. T. Bippus, a member Of the Elec-
trical Workers union and Joe Crow
ley are doing electrical work at the
Jackson house on Mssa avenue.
Z. E Dickson, a member OF the
Electrical Workers union. is wiring
residence for contractor Ware on Mon
uezuma street
Local 5S5 Meets.
Electrical Workers union No. SIS,
held its regular weekly meeting at
Union Labor hall There was a good
attendance Of members present and
much routine business was transacted.
c. A Good and r " Smith, mem
bers Of the Electrical Workers union.
are working for the Mountain States
Telegraph & Telephone company at
Globe. AriZ.
James BagEess, a member OF the
Electrical Workers union. drew
travelling card and departed for Ohio.
Frank Brown, a member OF the
Electrical Workers union, has been
issued a travelling card and left for
Douglas. Ariz.
E Z Ellis. a member OF the Elec-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

Every night there is good music.
five cent dances and refreshments.
The largest and coolest place in town.
advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
CONSULS CALL ON
REBEL COMMANDER

Gen. Pablo Gonzales, rebel command
er in Tampico, was recently visited by
all the foreign consuls and rear ad-
mirals Mayo and Gados, Of the Ameri-
can and British navy. respectively, says
a message received Saturday by Con
stitutiOnalist' consul MuEQuiZ at FL
PasO- Gonzales assured the foreign
consuls that full protection would be
extended to their nationals if they de-
sired to resume their occupations in
and about Tampico. Friendly greet
ings were exchanged by the rebel gen
eral and the foreign naval commanders,
the MESSAGE said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
BUILDER OF ASSUAN
DAM TO VISIT CITY
Sir William Wilcox Coming to South
west TO Inspect Great Elephant
Butte Irrigation Project.

Sir William Wilcox. world authority
on irrigation and designer and builder
Of the great Assuan dam. in Egypt will
be here Monday as the guest OF the
reclamation service.
Sir William IS making an inspection
OF the irrigation projects in the United
States as the guest of the United States
reclamation service. He will be ac-
companied TO FL Paso by William Ryan.
a member Of the reclamation commits
sion. While here, the famous English
engineer will be taken 10 the Elephant
Butte dam in an automobile and will
be shown the construction work on the
great American dam that is 10 rival
the Assuan project He has charge Of
the irrigation for the British govern
ment in Egypt and has developed a sys-
TEN OF irrigation in that country that
is the eighth wonder OF the world
The Egyptian project was built 70
prevent famines IN that country and
was intended to be a money losing pro-
Ject- But sir William Wilcox has de-
veloped such an efficient system OF ir-
rigation and cultivation has been so
successful that the project is now re-
turning dividends to the British gov
eminent.
The distinguished English nobleman
viii be here for several days and viii
be entertained by the reclamation ser
vice officials and the Water Users as
ISOLATION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

Fl PasO Herald Auto leaves Las
Cruces for FL PasC each afternoon at s
OclOclL-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
ELKS SOCIAL ON
MAY % To Be
4 HAPPY AFFAIR
Special Musical Numbers to
Feature Entertainment
Program at Lodge.

J Plans for the Elks' social for mem
bers only, to be held on the night Of
Z May %, are almost completed. There
! will be seven or eight musical numbers
on the program. One Of the numbers
| viii be a violin solo by Frank Havers.
The El5s quartet, composed Of j. H.
Phillips, T ". Crutcher, J. B. Meagh-
er and G. II. Armstrong, will sing sew
| eraI songs Dr. Herbert Ward and
j.. 3. Paden viii be on the program.
| One OF the numbers planned by Mr..
Armstrong, chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, is TO be sprung as a
Plans for the flag day celebration
are still under way on the afternoon
OF June II the ElIs lodge will be open
TO the members, their families and
friends.
AFasOns Holding Meetings.
Fl Paso Blue lodge No. $50 and FL
Paso Chapter No. 157, Royal Arch Ma
sons, still continue 10 hold their resu-
lar three night meetings a week The
meetings are being held Friday nights
for the purpose Of degree work
Odd Fellows to Meet.
Plans are under way for the cOnven-
tion OF the Mt. Franklin branch of the
Odd Fellows which is to be held on
June 20. The convention is being held
for the purpose OF comforting degrees.
Candidates from points in Arizona,
New Mexico and west Texas are eX-
pected TO attend
4. c. Picnic Planned.
The annual picnic Of the Knights OF
Columbus council Will be held at some
point along the interurban durfne. the
first week in June. Plans for the pic
mic are now being discussed. 1t is for
the members and their families. who
viii journey TO the place selected in
automobiles and on the interurban-
Portraits Are Finished
Portraits Of six OF the past high
priests of the FL Paso Chapter No. 157.
ROYAL Arch MaSOns have been finished
and more are being made The pOr-
traits will be hung in the room Of the
chapter at the Masonic temple. The
portraits completed are OF John
Hughes, Dan Kelly. Colonel Lewis, H. T
White Twelve more are TO be made.
Shriners Sell BurrOs.
The Fl Paso Shriners did q land
office business with the carload OF
burrOs that were their mounts in the
parade Of the Shriuers at Atlanta. Ca :
John C. Ross. who was In charge or
the burro brigade. sold everyone OF [
the Shriners' ceremonies. Mr. Ross Z
said that he could have sold another l
car OF burros il the FL Pasoans had I
taken them.
FL Paso Moose Recognized.
The FL Paso Moose lodge is in a I
class by itself as far as the rest OF I.
is concerned The promo
ton Of II. p. Rucker. national state I
director Of the Moose, TO a position in 4
the office OF James p. Davis, ma
tional director at Pittsburg, Pa. has /
placed the local lodge in an indepeud- J
ent district. When first organized the I
local lodge was I'm the departments OF I
New Mexico and Texas. 1t later came /
into the Texas department Now the
lodge IS Independent OF any department. /
While the membership teams OF the
Moose have not yet been organized. IL 4
Is stated that prospective members are
filing their applications with the sec
Rotary
II is believed that the lodge viii
again be placed in the Texas district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

Carlyle Blackwell will appear TODAY
at The Bijou in a twO-part production
entitled. THE Detectives Sister" s.-,bs
Moving Picture World" says this Is one
Of the best pictures that has been re-
leased in many months, and as this
criticism is generally correct. y6u can
be pretty sure TO see a good plav fn
every detail.
Sunday three single reels will be on
the program Selig, Edison and rs
sanay, one Of them an excellent com
edy. This is a good Sunday program
and will be worth your while. the
BijOu shows only the best.-Advertise
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
lfasons Holding Meetings.
d. q. PIcnIe PInnned.

Columbus council viii be held at some
point along the interurban during the
first week in June. Plans for the pic
mic are now being discussed. 1t is for
the members and their families, who
viii journey TO the place selected in
automobiles and on the interurban-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

added to the program The delegates
viii be met sunday, June z. at the
union station with a band and taken
two blocks to the chamber Of com
merce building and then located in
the various hotels.
p. i. Caddy and 2 ". Scott. mem
bers Of the Sheet Metal Workers
union. are doing shop work for Welsh
* company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23

trical Workers union. IS working for
the MOrenci Light * Power company
at MOrenci. Ariz
R. II. Harrison. a member OF the
Electrical Workers union. has taken
out travelling card and departed for
Los Angeles.
Stage Employees to Meet.
The regular semi monthly meeting
OF the Theatrical stage Employees
union viii be held Sunday night at
Union Labor hall
There viii be a regular semi monthly
meeting Of the Eartenders union sun
day morning at Union labor hall
The LOYAL order OF Moose has ar
ranged an entertainment for the dele
gates TO the Texas state Federation
Of Labor convention, which viii be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
CHIHUAHUA IS
FACING CLEAN UP
BY THE MILITARY
Gen. Pershing Offers to Make
Mexican Settlement SAM
tary if Given Power.

Chihuahuita will be cleaned and po-
Iced by the army If mayor C. E. Kelly
viii give Gen. John J. Pershing, com
handing the borGer patrol division, the
necessary. permission TO put the boys
to work on the south side
Gen. Pershing has written to the
mayor, telling him or the condition OF
the Mexican settlement near the SOL
der quarters in Camp Cotton. The
two infantry regiment camps IN Camp
Cotton are as clean and sanitary as a
hospital operating room But across
the narrow street from the sixth in
fantry camp are row OF typical
Mexican jacals where the refuse IS
thrown into the alley or street the
outDuudinEs are unsanILary and flies
rule with their germ laden feet in the
garbage barrels. To Gen Pershing,
good soldier that he IS, soldier is u
fighting unit and he cannot afford TO
allow a single one Of his dough boys"
to contract any fever or other disease
via the flying fly route
Asks Authority to Act.
knowing the mayor to be a progress
siye in civic matters, Gen. Pershing
has addressed a communication to
mayor Kelly asking him to take up
the matter Of sanitation on the south
side near the soldier camps and see
what could be done TO better cOndi-
tons Gen Pershing says he will be
ing up the Mexican settlements sur
roudinE the camps and will see that
the district is kept as sanitary as is
the model camp acroJs The guard line
in Camp Cotton The suggestion has
been made before that the army on
the border be used to police Chihua-
huita and to put the Mexican part Of
the civic house in order. Gen. Per
shinE IS now ready TO put the plan
into effect and with one section Of the
south side settlement clean and san
itary it is expected that conditions
along the entire south side Will be
improved
Goth Infantry Coming Back.
The 2Oth infantry VIII be returned
to FL PasO from Fort Wingate as
soon as the coal strike trouble is over
in Colorado The border division
commanders have been advised that
the 18th cavalry which was sent to
Colorado from Fort Wingate will be
returned TO the prison camp as soon
as conditions in Colorado will permit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
49, sTAR RILL,, Ar GREcI,r.

Three Of the best pictures seen in
some time, made by three Of the great.
est makers. will be on the bill at the
GrecIan today. Our Mutual Girl +"
18th and best reel Of the series. is to
days headliner; Counting OF Pm
dence," presented by the popular
Beauty Players. is a close second ard
Legend in Snow White" a Thanbou-
ser feature. is the third reeIer on this
splendid program It is hard TO bea -
Don't miss it,
The next Broadway special IN be
shown at the Grecian Monday and
Tuesday, will be a Thanhouser classic
Cardinal Richelieu's Ward with an
ali star ast-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
DINNER-DANCB, DEL NORTr

The Paso del Norte Hotel will give a
dinner-dance every Thursday eve1In !.
from Z to II o'clock. Dinner will bs
served from Z to p. m; dancing until
II p m There is no extra charge for
table reservation, which should be made
early. Admission, including dinner, is
Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
JOHN BUNNY At wIGwAM

JOHN BUNNY AT WIGWAM.
John Bunny, the famous Nitagraph
funny man, will be seen at the Wig
wan today in a two reel comedy
drama in which he is assisted by Kate
Price, Flora Finch and q good cast
There IS also a good Biograph picture
on the bill
Sunday-The General Film COM
pauy's masterpiece service selection,
THE Other Half Of the Note"
Thursday and Frlday-Our master
piece service picture Daughters Of
Men" It is by Charles Klein, author
Of The Third Degree" and Lion and
the Mouse" and is as high class, per-
haps even better. than a million Bid"
the first Of the Wigwam's master.
piece service This masterpiece ser
vice IS announced on the screen and on
the posters with a royal purple ANY
time you see the purple come in. Won
viii never be disappoiuted-Adver-
tisement.