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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
AGENTS AND SALESM EN-
WANTED.

gest money making spring and sum
mer article Is YOURS on exclusive basis
r YOU act quickly appeals 70 every
body cooking with gas. cuts the bill
DO half S g. SpenGler. 30 j. Randolph
ST. chicago
SALESMAN, experienced any line, TO
sell trade In Southern States. uneX-
celled speciality proposition. commission
contract, 1856 weekly expenses. Cont
Mental co., 347-15 Continental Bldg
AGENTS 81 500 year sure Light
ming selling transparent handed
knives and razors. All goods guaran-
teed Exclusive territory Novelty
Cutlery Co., 626 Bar street, Canton,
Ohio
AGENTS 2tx2s framed pictures, re.
Hot sellers at soc Everybody buys
Also portraits, frames, convex work;
pillow tops, CSC. Big profits Catalog
free Department T. Peoples Portrait,
40 W Madison, Chicago
LOCAL sales agency now open on ma
tionally known vacuum sweeper Of
metal construction and new design
This machine Is always sold on a mon
eV- back guarantee Write a once
Doty Manufacturing Company. Dayton
Ohio
WANTED 60 600 people to send lc
stamp for our catalogue OF household
novelties. Robert Green Co, 69j
Bathurst street. London. Canada
AGENTS Electric sign, flashes change
able wording In radiant sparkling
beams OF blazing electric light, outsel
ing everything at $40, valuable eNclu-
siVe territory, sample free. Flashtric
Sign Works Chicago.
WE WANT am agent in every county
verWaTe win C,,r peV advertisinp Of
fer Big prof and valuable premi-
ums for you our 5000, 600 capital and
credit plan backs YOU Write to-day
William J. Dick Manager, Department
~ No 20 W Lake street chicago. -
NANTED-A few high class statesmen,
preferably office men; have a PROPOSE
ton to be presented to office men only.
The goods viii sell on their merits.
Have a dandy proposition fer hustler.
oIlIIe 2ptCldLLl oIllpdllA. ! oCCoa, iii
Statesmen, travelling. wanted to sell
splendid enamelware assortment, com
mission 10 per cent; two sales per day
makes Slo per day give references. j.
ON White, sales agent. llubIln, "a.
AGENTS Brand new household spe-
calty Sells "A sight Big profits
Send for particulars Monarch Spe-
cialty 90, Box 1856, Greenyille. Pa.
tbree-dav manor cnra q Rem0ves
craving annette Kellogg Sanitari1Jm.
246ia YambiU Portland Greg
.
SoV w FL famous I it'',i
taxing pnneces e &c sample. in,
sfriIetfons ,tc for 100 Tnformati0n
free crest Needle co Atlantic civ
n
LOOK, AGENTS. either sev House
bold rorfssities only easv sellers.
hip profts Il e Il SUNNY Co. De-
nsrtmenf 60 I3th Chicaeo Heights.
IN
,-l.,,>..,,s, 5,.-.,-.-..... r.. e.. 60,
~ '+-' D g. -. '''E - ava ~ ~ ,,''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
MusIcA.
HELP WANTEp-MALE.

WANTED A druggist with some ex
perience Apply BAXTER. care Geor-
gian Give age, residence and phone
NUM- her II YOU have one. a good chance
for live man
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
PERSONAL
PROF. LA VOUN,

THE WORLDS Greatest Clairvoysnt.
Citizens Bank Bldg, East Point. Ga.
Take East Point car
CAN YOU imagine corset delight
fully comfortable the minute You put
IL on corset made to your maj
vidual measurements. You get tnls
comfort i'm a Barclay corset Mrs 2. Is.
Wilcox, Corsetiere, ~ Forrest avenue
uhonp Iyy gS56-T CCrsetfares wanted,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
WE CAN PROVE 1T
WE ARE DOING TT
NOW


SPLENDID opening for young man
more than "a To act as salesman and
learn the real estate business quick
promotion see Mr. Anderson. 5Ol I'm
pjre Life Oflatiruul building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

BUSINESS FOR SALE; clean.
- y lo14N l1C0 high class. best peo-
pie in Atlanta patronize; clearing net
500 and more per month Must be sold
at once. Best reason for offer Sacri-
fee price $3.50 cashaYOUNG e GOOD
ROE, Business Brokers, 515-516 Peters
Building
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED


Statesmen to represent a large Rich
m"nd firm i'm Atlanta, good commits
sions, fine opportunity to right man.
Can a once, Room az, Hotel Scoville.
Lot Statesmen to sell vacant lots
near East Lake between two good
car lines. These lots among nice homes.
Arnold 4 Co, 5lO-5li-512 Peters Build
ing.
WANT land statesmen everywhere. quick.
70 sell our new Sl5 proposition: moth
ing under the sun like fl. Write for
literature and liberal contract to-day.
and get your share Of the coin while ID
lasts. The Railroads Unimproved Land
Association 1880 Great Northern Bldg
Chicago. I'D.
PORTRAIT men. try our solar and bro
mide prints fiat or convex. Keheley
Brothers, Dept. +, 6Sla South Forsy 9TH
street Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED-Nn agent In every commu-
nifty for the sale Of farm and dairy
supplies and packages, buy produce cOl-
lect names, etc Send for descriptive lit
erature ADDRESS Campbell Speciality
supply Company, ll3 Park avenue. At
lants, Ga
AGENTS Manufacture and sell stand
ard article. Big profit and easy sale.
No capital or experience needed. NbsO-
lutely best proposition ON market Ad-
dress H., Box 4S, care Georgian.
WANTED-Live city salesman In Ma
con. savannah and other cities in
Georgia, where there is electricity. Sell
flashing signs at $40 A liberal con-
tract given right man $3.50 deposit
required, which will be refunded after
third sale II. a. Daniel. =. O. Box 275.
Atlanta. Ca
AGENTS Nou have been looking for
something 10 sell culored people We
have IT, Negro Angels Entering
Heaven Home Supply Company, Jack
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

lF WE HAD YOUR address We'd show
you how Roo make $25-rot one week.
Huf weekly a. Mfg co.. Warren street
New York Suite 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

WANTED Woman over 30 years for
diguined remuneratve business Can
koom EOS Grand BuhdinE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

WANTED experienced servant in
small family good wages Ivy 3275-J
DINle Ave. lnman Park.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAN ( I-Nii ~ Z @LFNtN GOO D
WANTED prices and terms on the
following used MISUNDERSTANDING
must be in absolutely good condition:
Band mill feet, for 12-inch saws;
carriage. 3-boCk "a feet long to open
50 inches (steam set works preferred) ,
heavy log packer, gear drive, steam mig
ger log loader. log unoader. steam
feed. l2-inch bore. SO feet or more De-
tailed specifications and history Of ma
chine should accompany offer State To-
cation Address Box 262, Jacksonville
Fla.
WANTED - Southern quilt Reply
quilt care Georgian and state pat
tern and color of quilt
DROP A CARD Wen bring cash for
old clothes and shoes The Vest
aire," 1866 Decatur street
WE PAY HIGHEST cash prices for
household goods. pianos and office fur
nniture. Cash advanced on consignments.
Mitchell street Bel phone Main 242t
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
For C0ilapsi6ie go cart cheap.
Main 33l6-J
FOR SALE. CHEAP Wicker baby car
riaEe, in frst-class condition Call
Ivy 1861.
FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. second
hand gas stove; can be seen a $50
East Georgia avenue. Atlanta phone
1903
PIANO BARGAIN
KRANICH & BACH, in perfect condi-
ton: great bargain. Walter Hughes.
IS North Pryor street
Sc 600 WORTH Of purchase money notes
that are gilt-edge Central proper
ty Want to deal with the man with
the money Nassau Box Sc. care
Georgian
ONE Multigraph machine, Monarch
typewriter, I typewriter desk, ! chair,
baskets. etc. Address H. S Milton 325
AusteIl Building city
SOLID GOLD 14-karat sixteen Size
open-face Hamilton 21-iewel watch
cost $40 very cheap Box 729. care
America Il
FOR SALE-One 4, carat diamond ring
for $25, also lovely cameo, S.. ivy
6260-J Or Box 25, care Georg.sa.
FOR SALE-A bargain. complete fur
nishings for restaurant; tables. chairs,
table and kitchen ware. call Ivy 45o2
EDISON latest cylinder graphophone.
new, two and four-minute. in perfect
condition. about 100 good records;
cheap. Atlanta phone 5S3l-F
GENTLEMAN cluster diamond ring In
pawn for SIS. VIII take so for ticket.
can show ring Box 1873, care Ameri-
can
32-CALlBER smith & Wesson ham
merless pearl handle IN good condi-
ton Box %, care American.
19-JEWEL Burlington Special 25-year
hunting case, l6 size a high grade
watch. win pass railroad inspection.
BOX 4Si. care American
! WILL SELL my four-room cottage at
Center lillH minutes walk from
River car line, rented hF good tenants.
who would like go stay AZ $40 per month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

MAN FACll REit wants reliable party
make N2O0 month clear Small invest -
Wtut required Give phone number.
Address l., Box aOl care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

\ FEW Young rerned ladies' Tor real
estate business Chas. T.. Glover q Co.
or Nv m ALrnNI Sc llnnlnN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

w A NTED AN EXPERT
ENCED FLOOR MANAGER.
ONE THAT IS FAMILIAR
WITH APPAREL FOR NJ EN-.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
MUST BE AGGRESSIVE AND
CAPABLE OF HANDLING
LARGE SALES FORCE. THE
position IS OPEN FOR A
MAN or LARGE CALDER. TO
ONE WHO CAN QUALIFY WE
HAVE A PERMANENT POSI-
TION. STATE IN FIRST LET
TER WHETHER MARRIED OR
SINGLE, SALARY REQUIRED
AND FURNISH REFERENCE.
A ID DRESS LOUIS SAKS
CLOTHING Co, BIRMING-
HAM ALA.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

PORTRAIT men, try our solar and bro
mide prints fiat or convex Keheley
Brothers Dept. +, 6sla South Forsy til
street Atlanta. Ga
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

LOOK! Agents, either sex House
hold necessities only easy sellers;
big profits r. & r. Supply Co. De-
partment 60-l3th Chicago Heights,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

SrENOGRAPHER. with five years eX-
perienCe, desires position. references.
Main nfIE-I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

NGENTs Make bIgger money selIing
uur up-to-date novelty signs Cata-
'aE.Ie free. \oVelty Sign Card Co.. Desk
~ 81 IMnL.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

rAxlcAes.

An trains run daily Central time
City Ticket office No. ! Peachtree 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

WRITE moving picture plays $50 each,
all or spare time. no experience nor
correspondence course Details free AT
las Publishing Co.. o. Cincinnati. Ohio
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

GIRL WANTED TO assist portrait
artist, one with natural abilities in
that line preferred, at present SO per
week for half days w, l.. Beebe, At
lanta Portrait Co. 40 Wells St. near
corner of Stewart Ave
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
ron SILE~if55aiif interest IN good pay
ing business; small investment Room
4of Silvey Building. Z Edgewood ave
nue.. Phone Main 402OJ.
BUSINESS b F9R cls sAhF BEST clean ee6,
pie in Atlanta patronize; clearing net
500 and more per month Must be sold
at once. Best reason for offer Sacr-
fee price $3.50 cashaYOUNG & GOOD
ROE. Business Brokers, 515-5l6 Peters
Building
OHIO manufacturer wants reputable
man TO open office in Atlanta and
manage statesmen. We will put bust
ness ON paying basis before you invest
cent $500 required, fully secured.
Entire time necessary. Don't reply I'M
less you can start within two days.
/ Please give phone number. Address
a. Box &43. care Georgian.
WANTED Man with $2.5O0 cash and
services as treasurer to take half in
terest in money making theater Apply
to Greenwood Theatrical Agency, GA
Empire Life Bldg.
WANTED A partner with $500 capital.
must be able to handle statesmen and
take charge of the office salary or
commission. Address T. o Box 907, At
lanta, Ga.
l HAVE for sale at No. AZ South Nc
Daniel street, pressing business Must
sell a once Worth SIS. will sell for
$35 cash. Business viii average in short
while $50 to 500 per month This is
Your chance TO get paying business
at sacrifice. Don't wait. Call NJ
1882 or apply at 1871 Edgewood avenue
WANTED Hustling business woman or
man and Wife with small capital for
territorial rights in established business
employing agents Article sells on sight
TO most exclusive people. Address G.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

/ AGENTS Make $3.50 daily; newest,
most practical household utensils ever
produced sell on sight. write for de-
tails IimweU Co.. 500 Traffic Bldg,
! ELaNalanL Ahln
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

WANTED Private branch exchange
operator Apply quick. Fulton Bag
and COTTON Mills
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

" " UUN CIeaUs UfrrnTaI rups Ike
nov. 0oes furniture repairing and ~
holefer'ng lace curtains Numbered l45
AunlrL nuenue wv 3l25-I
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

EXPERT t.NCED cook wanted good
references. 81 Avery Drive, Ansley
Park
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-15

WANTED Man with S25O0 cash and
services as treasurer to take half in
terest in money making theater Apply
to Greenwood Theatrical Agency. GA
Empire Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
SURGEONS TELL OF SHIFTING
MUSCLES TO CURE PARALYS

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June lS-rhs
shifting OF sound muscles to replace those
paralyzed by disease. the grating OF
living bone from ons part OF the body
20 another and other remarkable oper-
ations, by which deformities have peen
cured. were described today at tho open.
ing session Of the American orthopedle
associations annual meeting in this city,
Or, William c. Nathan explained the
new principles is the treatment of paral.
ysis OF the muscles, BY which the strong
and healthy muscles we're shifted from
one attachment 10 another and the flexor
muscles made to do the work OF the para
iyEed sxtenBor muscles.
DR. w. f. Gallie who presented a re-
port covering a Ions list OF bone graft,
ing experiments. declared that a cat bone
grated onto a dog bone grows fast
and within ten weeks becomes trans.
formed and resembles the original dos
bone. The use OF sections OF bone taken
from the patients and transplahted in
the spine were described by DIR. II. p,
Galloway and DR.. r. II. Albee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
SYLVIA CONQUEUS ASQUITH
Premier Consents to Receive Depu-
tation Of Working Women.
HUNGER STRIKE IS SUCCESSFUL
News Comes 20 sylvia while sitting
ON steps of Entrance 10 ParIia-
ment House Supported
by Friends.

LONDON. juno 1s-Premler Asauith
has capitulatsd TO the suffragettes. He
has consented to receive a deputation OF
east end working women in DOWNING
street Saturday morning.
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst's attempt 10
carry out her threat OF hunger strike
at the entrance of the Rouse of Com
mons until the premier yielded to the de-
inand that he listen 70 a delegation of
women. was largely responsible for the
prime minister's decision. The efforts OF
James Kier Hardle. the socialist inde-
pendent member OF Parliament and
George I4ansbury an ex-member, helped
the militant suffragettes' leader to bring
the premier TO his knees
The victory is a distinct one because
Sylvia Pankhurst was arrested about q
week ago for attmptlng to lead a pro-
eession OF East end women TO West
minister to demand the audience which
Mr.. Asquith has now promised.
Holloway jail opened its doors tonight
20 release Miss Pankhurst who was weak
and pale after her eighth successive
hunger strike, but still determined. She
drove to Westminster Immediately In a
motor car with a woman chauffeur and
rebuffed kier Hardie's efforts to per-
suade her to go home. She was sitting
en- the steps of the central entrance to
Parliament house, propped UP with
cushions and supported in the arms OF
friends when Mr., Lansbury came out with
the news that Premier Asquith had sur
rendered.
The militants plans were effectively
arranged as usual. When their leader
emerged from Holloway Jail on the arms
OF two attendants q motor car was wait.
Ing, filled with cushions Two nurses
took charge of her and propped her up
group of militants had gathered out
side Westminster and when the car
drove up swiftly they cried; Here's
Syvia"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
HUMANITY'S PROGRESS SLOW
Development Depends on the People
TE~mseIves, Not Upon
Law.

Men are beginning to see that our
growth and betterment do not depend on
law, but on what is within us. This truth
finds another illustration in a recent ad-
vocacy Of woman suffrage by Jane Ad-
dams. In which she talked OF the ballot as
a panacea. II 1t were. the Philadelphia
Ledger pertlnently says. we should have
adopted It long ago. Mrs. Pankhurst.
when in this country. told the girls in
| the colleges that women In London were
compelled to work from daylight to dark
for a few shilnngs a week. that children
die In slums whose lives might be spared,
and that husbands beat their wives and
starve their children. Give US the vote,
she concluded. and all this will end.
II It only would. the vote would be
forthcoming in the shortest time on rec
ord. But II Is TO be noticed. for example,
that Colorado is and has been in q state
Of civil war for weeks, with great loss
OF life and property and much hardship.
Yet Colorado is one OF the woman suf-
frage states of many years. Unfortu.
nately, the ballot in the hands of neither
women nor men can cure economic OF
moral Ills. 1t does not save the lives of
anybody nor can it abolish vice and set
up virtue.
Two or three generations ago women
sewed and spun as we'll as cooked and
preserved fruit and vegetables, and men
worked to provide the food TO be cooked
and the clothes TO be worn. II kept them
both hard at work from dawn to twilight.
They might have decreed a five-hour day
by ballot. but that would have made their
conditions worse. not better. Economic
and social progress have been something
other than this. slow as It is Society is
getting the better of many evils, but the
process Is slow and is not TO be hastened
| by command Of the ballot or by law. in
preface OF one OF his latest books, II.
@. Wells, summarizes the prodigious time
that II has taken mankind to arrive where
! Il is now and how little IL knows now. In
the 100000 OF years that he has been in
conscious existence man has discovered
steam, is beginning to discover electricity
and Is finding out little about the laws
OF aviation. Beyond that there is little
that he knows even as TO preserving his
health He Is puzzled now as 70 whether
the way OF making flour does or does not
produce the modern diseases that are IN
creasing, and he 10 hesitating as 70
whether rsdium causes or cures cancer-a
plague that Is greatly on the increase,
The best progress Is slow beyond belief
until the tangible results are summed up
and We see what has been really won a.
a permsnenee. And when We see this We
sea with fun effect that the winning has
not been by decree by law, by the ballot
but by the slow progress of the human
mind to a reeognition OF the mysteries Of
the universe and the slower discovery OF
how they may be solved for the better
ment OF the ra raS.-Indianapolis q. News.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
HONEYMOON AT ARBOR LODGE
Mr.. Roger Baily and Miss Helen
Morton Were Married Tuesday.
ARE NOW IN NEBRASKA CITY
HoReymOon VIII De spent at Fa-
nous Home of Late }. sterling
Morton, GRANDFATHER of
the Bride.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb. June le.-
Especial Teiegram)--Rog Bailey and his
bride, formerly Miss Helen Morton,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Morton
OF Chicago. arrived here, this morning
and are being entertained by her aunt.
Mrs Carl Morton. until Arbor Lodge can
be opened up and put in shape for the
bridal couple. They will spend their
honeymoon here and will entertain their
friends at tho home OF tho late ]. ster-
ling Morton, which now belongs to the
brides uncle, Jay Morton. Nothing has
been spared in putting the place in shape
for the newly welded couple. They were
married at the home OF tho brides par
entB In Chicago last Tuesday very
quietly
The groom IL the man who was i'm
iurcd while riding one OF tho horses be.
longing 70 his present wife, and he after
wards sued her father. Mark Morton.
and secured Judgment for damages. The
bride Is the young woman who recently
left home and went to Virginia. and
whose parents experienced considerable
trouble In getting her back home.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
GILMORE TO DEFENSE OF
FEDERAL LEAGUE METHODS

CHICAGO. June 1s.-James A. Gilmore,
president OF the Federal league. came
TO the defense Of that league and base
ball players in general today. in response
TO the statement OF B, b. johnson. head
OF the American league. that money greed
may become the curse Of base ball.
The truth u.s." said Gilmore, that the
public realizes that for more than twenty
years, organized base ball has held its
players in a state Of peonage, while the
club owners have AmAssed large for
tunes Naturally the few owners, who
have heretofore enjoyed the profits from
the absolute monopoly Of q business. re-
sent the invasion OF competition and II
hurts them very much mentally and
financially to be obliged 10 give some of
the men who earn the money a part OF
the large profits"
Mr.. Gilmore pointed to the case of
Mordecai Brown as an example OF what
he termed the inequity OF the reserve
clause contract. which would have sent
Brown to a reduced rank had not a
friend gone TO his assistance.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
ALEXANDER AND MURRAY
TO MEET IN TENNIS FINALS

NEW YORK, June l9-The veteran
lawn tennis player OF the east is again
lined up against the young wizard Of
the west In the final battle for the Metro
politAn championship honors F. b. Alex
ander, the ex-national doubles champion,
and r. l.. Murray OF California, won In
thrilling style today on the courts Of
the West Side club at Forest Hills, Long
Island. Alexander In his semi-final heat
Robert Leroy, ga rs: and Murray beat
"a. NJ. Church. Princeton. by the same
score
Volleyihg at the net was Alexander's >
chief weapon against Leroy. Murray
simply battered Chureh's game to pieces
by his speed. He worked so hard that
he lamed his shoulder again and viii
be unable 10 meet Alexander tomorrow
for the championship. They will play
the match on Saturday. In tho doubles
Murray was 80 weak that with his part
ner. Herbert Hahn. he was beaten by
Church ana Dean Mathey. Princeton. foE
a place IN the semi-finals. ca. s-S The
doubles champions OF last year, c. NJ
Bull, jr., and W. NJ. Washburn, were
beaten by G. c. shafer and X. smith,
CO, "a, lis, the winning pair arriving
In the semi-finais.
shSfer and Smith were right in form.
They we're smashing and lobbing splen-
didly and created a sensation by later
winning a place In the final round by
beating +. B. Alexander and II. IL. Hack
EFT. ex-natlonal champions. Ga. "a s-6
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-20
MORE L0RIMER COMPANIES
FORCED INTO BANKRUPTCY

CHICAGO June ia-rwo more COM
panios. headed by Charles B. Munday,
vice president OF the La Sale Street
Trust Savings bank. closed their doors
Just an Patrick ]. Lueey, attornel general
was filing . petition In the courts here
asking the appointment Of a receiver for
the La Sale street bank and charging
that the bank was wholly and irretrlev-
ably insolvent
The latest institutions 10 be hurt by
the bank crash here last Friday were the
Peoples bank OF East Alton and the
Litehfield Mil ana Elevator company,
The bank was q private concern with
Munday AZ its president Its capital was
e.. 900 and II has experienced some OF .
run all week.
In a bill for the receiver Of the Ia
sale Street bank. It's president. William
I.orlmsr was listed as having loaned tsS2.
200 10 concerns In which he was inter
ested. SIunday WAS listed as having
loaned sslOS72 20 companies IN which hG
was interested