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The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
Viaceni Asior
Welded TO Helen
Daasmore Haatiagton

SsssssauFa " v. SrsiI 10. VII
iisas Siaypas Asssr. ses c' the lat"
crIesseg Jsba Jacob Sstess asa Miss
glegps Ujnsrtsse I.wntIs4tups w'essi
b. hes Eugvu siss. shjEshps-is vgTr
sTrSrtI hssr shortly after Iuau to-
esy in sSe b5s oas p,a.ied IIs=sry
II lIypaFsnd IIe-,se. the ho-ss ~, 'hc
rgs.l-s rsrpn.s. We. saa trgss Rob-
r- y lIuntIss'oa.
Isss than fi''y rsrs"as Witnessed
,hc srsgUsrr and -s those st-rv vsr~
saprsta'eaINnts from s.c As,urs the
Iiun'iaa'-a ard ,b. Binsnsorc estates
srsa~gsSvclv. The other guests urrv
~ vIarGFrs arG cI@ss friends us the
families. I'lsns had Iseen mas'r for
sr rIs'~nTs'a wcjdi,a. buS VIZ As-
tors rvysn, ilIasses which threaten
~ uu.r'nuuIa. msSc necessary sho
abandonment ~ these pIanss Figh-
teen hundred wedding ANNOUNCE
meats vr-r sen, out after today :
ssyUulnrr. y. bu, the small company
shat witnessed u hal beer Invited ~
informal no;ss.
NIinp rain vas falling when the
s,v 4ups,s irpm New YORK arrived a.
tire io0-acrc Huntinxion estate.
cards had heen pvS~d at ;he en-
trance and ONLY those whose cTeicn-
liais were unqucstionej were ad-
nittrd
Mr. IVA Willing As.cr. mother ci
the bridegroom. wa. among the
guests. The yuunx widow of Colonel
,s'cr. although invited. was not
rTe~4p. Sh, is in the south.
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xAit CARRIERS WILL!
kEsORI FOREST f1HEs

IN. yss, pfsie~ department, viii
a4aIn cooperate wIsS shc forest SGT.
VIC in the control ~, fcrcs' tires On
she national Icscsts during the soT~s
ing ssasop. is the sr"nuace "
-nade hg lgfal forCssGg -tti'isIss ~
thc vvuvss uf the sesrc'sty -f Neri-
s,s',wros tH. .yas;ssss'cr general IN
1919 issue, an uTdcr ,p all rvsimss-
s.rs in the region os the na,iansl
forests requesting rural mali 'sr-
rier's 10 rspyfs to 'he neerss. feSes;
Officers sng fires discovered sscns
theft routes Of delivery. This cucp-
cratic, en- the rar- Of the postal au-
,hosisics is said 50 have resulted IN
much g~e,I TO the forest service and is
nos an important factor in the sys-
tom ~ tire gTc'cysicn on the "a
;ionaI forests
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
t'a,cu Prayer Mss,,ss.

rh- ssg'.aF l,ati-s Taipa i'ssSsT
N-r.iss viii ~ tsti sasas Frus alter
as@s st ssss ast@sso ~ ss- srsssls
Ms.b~siss sbpFvha Mss \ tsrass@s'
eiil La sEH ssaass faE 'as sises.@"a
Ts~ sssiRsasr lsssss ~ilt b. sahrs
snas sb- ss-sf'b shsr.ss - itosasas
mss, s'ssatrs@s Nigf hssr charge ~
shp ssussf Special paasitsl aesaSsss'
will be gssarsrs b. Mss J. IL iisga.s
asa M5ss iissssatS ttsss D. -
pasiss viii as;5s-s s@ssss. sas
MFss ssssrf sisstisGrs NiIl sss- q
- sreaises Ts- asss5f IS essssssl:
ia 5s2e4 Ga Easrns
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
CAN'T b:sT II
sis fhEs nd lass~.f4 N.fse'sfss H.
s.ess eE fi,.sdsd Yea Ei.s.
posb. H.

Thr sseFsaa aas is q tpHassr
rJ85s is Ea4 ssfefjssug sse fsse'is
ssV. a,rs sgrabaEzrt 80 tsssasn'Iy
shrf asr sselslsst. 1'fqus lits 'as
satssNiag sIrt ssaas jstes 3Jsss5i'as IL
ssaa@i b. Sassgs8s
Nrs. naf2 usavss sss s'tns ssfvsss
Tgiaissds Ccsp.s says = hsd 9sip u
rag bsys 40 sJP's sad s~aSs ssfsls
wstss Ire sssfeFiaR Wa terrible
aaa { was So gsSpslra shas sas IIhn
40 ola sassuas itF siterBs sssu AZ
sspi,. tkf fiSsrl ssssss5pss brjas SOS
assuss1 bos.ass TREATED ssrs b'st
artrr gave sae .as p~stsaasa' srlis's
Eorr- tire sg. I bezsa sstins n~an' :
sSidasy I'iitss Asi slthapsh ! asv-r
zstr ,scss = fair p5sl. was srra;jy
relieved Nbnss ysa- ago haa =
bad a.tass sut ,nmk sh.sss eJats bot
.s gs ns,as SisasT rjI5s They
tissd nc pp I'll SizEi. ant has. not
had an aiSafk sissrs have '"ib
n any p~agir sBsss mr rsgcFtrssr
wi,b nasus NJdney i'jljs have
zrrat veasiisafs in 'ssas~
rrtro so,. y; all dealers Ipu',
sirpty ash tor HjdTsT remedy
got nsaH's KidRty riits 'Ee sass
tia, Nrs. i,fuwn had I'"ssrF.M Mils
bara Co. rrors.. Egsfair. y v
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
GOOD ROADS DAY
FRIDAY, NAY 8

AS ,slsFssa wsit sSspess Ssi.sss.
Mas - - 4.ssl s@sss ssFa fA- hes
seiaas s.ansS slD.~a i.@sSs Ssss~etss
sspn Ass sre.ssss ss- saEsesi.e iess
s9s ssesn Fsa,s Highway s@asaais<ionr a
rs r D. ssNsassss Westhrf sss assoc
ssss5ss os s'Hsatas g t'assss-sv~ eJll
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sHliaals MAJ &gAs ass tspa ~.
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sgaesss tsg sa ps5sESg SASS se
ssIS ssNF asiFs,Iaa s~ tEe fsss aud
's as4n SSss s@a sss tas g,s@eJs sa
p@ss e@ass9 led S5ssssss sagssSfgs ;p
hss q tAasaagA spru2sSsass o. sac as4
ssaf sr Ea5s asa good NssA arfu4-
p15sAs% ugps ske suaSs es SusF sasl
stoa of sae state rass sss Was esH
gsssHsNes b. sss.s.e passed ~ sAe
'sa5ssssssr ps 1911. ssa ls seSss sss
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aa ~AigA sJj ssa art sasesssr saa do
sa@esh5sg s@sesS IHs5sogtss 'se
ra.sssioa as asst hEsBssssg TIE
ssssp SsIaawaF CsHmEss5na ssS 'kr
goaesT C@lass siaa.ss asu fasnE ali
tsey gas VI sR5s ssn- to- -ssPsess suf,d
seessssaass Nass sas s5l brIP sad st
sssss gsg will
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NOTICE

For the protection o. tho Timber
and grazing and TO preserve and in
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.
and the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.
hereby give notice that all trespass-
ing. hunting or fishing on their lands
In Las Animas County. Colorado. are
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 Iron
Co.. and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
by ]. =. Weiborn. President.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
RRAHDTts Warts INCREASE
IN RAILROAD REVENUES

wasliiaa'sg. Nr'il so. =rsris y.
Ilraatcis. ,yuasci for the Interstate
,.;nas~rvu toIrrnissiau. told ;he com.
mission in tho advance rat. hearings
,hs, an incrpas- uf the revenues "i
-.ilr.ais In classification Territory
was nrc,ssars to 'h" prosperity ~
the country and the rsin'cnsnrr oi
,h. r.ais. IIr insisted. however.
tia, tho proposed increase ut :. 10Y
cor, was irsaIiy unsuuHJ ami 'hs'
,hc added revenues oUah, 10 l'e OBJ
,aiucy' by other means suggested.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
DRINK MORE WATER
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat Less Meat and Take Salts TOT
HaekAehe OF Bladder Trouble.

Uric arii In tn-as -ssiirs the Hls-
n-ss. they Sss"saS sssre8gird: s.,
sluggish. ache. aaa feel tiap iumps o,
l-aas The usiRe b~goss.s cloudy. the
bladder is iHi,s,-s. and s"a Ray be-
Obliged .s s--A sciiss sHs or three
sina-s ausins sse nisass wh"a shu
siaa.ss clog ysi haass heip 'hs@
stu.h oft ,a- L.oas's uriaSas uss;n ns
sns'ii b. a seal SIX f~rsaa sh"ssifs
4. first foss feel = dali sais~s9 In ssp
sishrF s-zisn. 200 sasfeF ,sun bsrs.
ssh-s siA h-as4rt~. s.issin-ss. sssaaH
ash Erss sosirs ,ssss- coated Aaa sast
sr~s Essamasss ssiak"s shfn the
~ssshss is bad,
ts@s i-ss sssa,. aFint tss's 80 -ss~rs
srss a-s ffusa saS PhassasTtss s@1s
asSs-s ~ lad salts sstr sable
ssaa@atut in giass ~ SsssF i~s"se
seaAtss. toe a t-s aaEs sas s"as
his'ssfs siil ,s.a a.. sl1= This Ia
aaasss salts is sasta ssuss sss ssis -
grapes ass iss@e ialre. sssabissd
s5.h iithIss sai hE. s~rs sssea sps
a6ssra,isss So yl-aa si@sgst hIass9s
sna ssisasisse ssssa TO E@sssi sr.isH
i,Fs ssso u ssusstSr 'As aFiss In
wsis-. .a IL 49, iasa~s j. a serpss~ nj
'5ssissslss. thas sas5ss sssssrs sesf
asss
fsa Salts 5s ssrsssssssss gassn' la
srrs sssaSs ssi5sasgns stss1E"sfrs'
'ssssfaaepIrr srSaE @sss rsFstaf
ssass's Jstr sss asS ssFs g. sa'
ssr tEsssFs gsss. sss aeF5tr uf7 %
s5s's Brvu sss ,esF sa's tg's ~ bad
sarss sa solts sh@ ps1bF7r Ia p5es
fasssna sisaef ,saat's white U 5s osa
~ ssusssles
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
0 SIT U A 4 Y

veini.
t'ssah Selssi died las nishs ., tas
bsSars sss iis.sissss ss-auEs "s Ps-e'
s"aiss after aa sItnpss -E shsss
a--ass Tao deceased leaves ssS-
saa a ts"f-sssia ssilds ssa'sss ass'
father aaa alh.r relatives
tbs fssssst ~iit s- h.id sn ,ar
lSs'f rrisIss ssshssliF sbaspb Hasas'
Sag assrsa s~. 81 sssS a'stp@s in'
sss sa-ss viii be- ss.ar in ID. sa'ss'iis
ses-s.sgo
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BOULDER GRAND JURY
STARTS INVESTIGATION
OF RECENT DISORDERS

Isouidsr. Coio.. April =" --
Tho grand jury convened here
,aJsy on tho call VI District ~
,orney {. 4. Carlson 10 invcs,i-
ratc the rerent iishiiua n 'he
IIecla mine near Louisville.
Sheriff Buster. a. &. Fel;s. a de
,.yti,c. aud several women from
Louisville we're called as wit
n.sses.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

To hass a fiss healthy .asapissiSn
the tissf mast BE- ar,is-. ,.- sss-
els sssaiaf aaa sh. blood pase. All
shis ts ss~ass. sb~s. By usiss HER
Hi>E II ,nas"ashis seoass she liz
ct. stomach saa bowels. psis the batf
IN fire rsnsi'isH srs r-s,srrs ,ss,
sisss. pish ssi shi's s"sapi.sisa sa
sa.sa i-sis-a By ladies fold b. tho
ilAa saaa psss TO-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
NOTICE

The N"raiSis ranch hasihk i---a
Hisas a sAar and Iish ps-s-r,. under
the iass Of the state of S-. Mexico.
sna as i, Ia s,ssiEabIs Ia Pr-ssrs. and
incrssss ,h- Easns Asi iish ,hss-.a.
nssigs Is h-s.bF eis.n tina, no p-e-
mi,s s.s sh0o'ias ar tishias siii i-r
issass. ssr 'ho neat ,hF-s Yr4r.
u WILLIAM ~ 1AgriETT.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
EgGfrviftr RTsir.Sf
KILLED nj LIGHTNING

C,rrr'js cats~va. rrsiirni ~
i;nei-,iIl,. vas s,rurh AMI ir stan'-
y KILLED. ~ iisb;uiur nFar BIS fnn'
's,- yesterday. I,r-easri ts sIrriv'i :
bv . wife and ,hSc. ,FiIdrvu ~ kn-
ri.,il'o sni frnrraI will tab" place
from his hont. ,ymorryv Afternoon
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
CHILDREN WHO ARE SlcklY

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vsgfa-a q tN.sst asrt -srsss-s -.tsr iaSsts
s-ss II Noss~f's,v Ss.~' tc~d---'T
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a. ~ eve Fsvt-Saa s-.ss sts-.-tislN = tsN's-
49, u.-r-,Ats-. u Aeee tsd S5g-s.ys t-~.srss-.
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80 fssrs..F ri sisssfs-s. >s-gss -st5 - ftth
Axl-xs4. AtzH =. v-sssssf. J.. Il.gs A. i.
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Merry Atiersnsn Ciab.

The NEgTY As,sshaoa riub rlii
n.-, -iih MFss a l.. stone. 1905
wiiis~ street. ,oaSrgop at'1sa"sa
al $3.50.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
Trinidad Novelty Works
ftoae rsia. iss 2io.4zs Ella d.

Tte Earsasisa Array .an $3.50 asl
uss'sssf sissstaE. sessisuFe. tisshss
usersilss sisksss bs,i.siaz .ses Saf
esr hasias asF es sGss please ps"s.
He'd 1856 sas sssY ~itt be sai,ae
Toe ssssas.igs fraaA.-cassais D.
4. isaas.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

n In nc.i Of printing Of any Mind
phone The Chroni,ie-Sevs. W. ary
e.uippc,, to give yoI sirs, class W"rs
PROMPTLY. Cali Trinidad iio. n
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
ksSal EstxAh.esN

Tns ss@sst Ssishbars siii post
s,.aS ,h-is Sssaisr sss.tias NsIfs
s4s Ca BE- ls's ,assassaW slsh,s
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
Yri~,ils f,!ub

The Priscilla Ciab viii m-~s VITA
Mr., ~ u. is"ss oa w-ss isasa Mi
siay sn.rn.sa a, tho u.nai hs,iss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

S.ss sse . ~.s,s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30
PERSONALS S

U6U0OOV06O
Miss Mildred Norris arrived in
Trinidad this morning from her home
in Denver. Miss Morris is u special
writer Tor the Rocky Mountain News.
She Will spend u Few days ia the dis
trict wriiins features for her paper.
Henry Fisher. OF stOnssaii. IL
spending a few days in Trinidad
visiting friends,
Hsrfy l., Gashsr. Jr,. Of Bowen. Is
spending a few days ia Trinidad Nis-
ling With friends.
Mr. and Airs N. u. smigio~. OF
itaion. 1T. spending i f.N days ia
Trinidad visiting friends. Mr.. smis-
ios is a prOBinsn, bus!H.ss man VI
the Gate City"
ch-y. la Villa. the Italian eoasni.
of Denver. 10 in Trinidad for : fee
days. Mail. her. D.. will investigate
ti- death. al a nunb.. of his eouh-
iiymsn. Who have been Killed dusins
hhN StfIhrs its "a AANphlp'NiNN ~
bis secretary. v, Eirpoii,
George Atsiason. a well k.a.a
hardware saie~man. of Chicago. Is
s1-aains a i-s days in Trinidad
iookias after the wants OF his .os'
tanners,
Mrs, Aitaa t-atf-s,s. Mrs, Ia caan-
pisn and Mrs. Esans.iin- i'sassz at
rived in Trlhiisa this .aosaiEs tso.n
D~hseF. Th-S asS representatives "i
the i'-as- Association. OF b.hNss. AMI
ar- alaAins an lnFss,isalion ~,
strike .ssai,ispsy They s-hi to
Ludlow this as,rfneSa Is siS. ,h-
site Of the destroyed i.aalS- tea;
soiony.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

ChronicIc-Ncws. soc pcr month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

cs,sassss News. soc pet #ss,s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-30

Cioady; precipitation .ss.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Women Knock Out 10
Aldermen in Primary
And Win Seven Places

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Ten Chicago
Aldermen viii probably retire to pri-
waite life as The result of activity OF
women in their debut as voters in
yesterdays primary election, \ total
OF 47,527 women cast their ballots. ac-
cording to the official tabuldtiou COM
pleted to dan. OF these, 3G3S1 we're
Democrats 1929 Republicans. A344
ProgressiVes and 561 Socialists. Male
voters cast 132,131 ballots, l00,251 Of
them for the Democratic candidates.
The total registration was 49, 42 mon
and l5S,524 women.
The ten who viii lose their places
are Democrats. With one eNCep-
ton they had been listed as uude-
sirable by the Municipal Voters
League. The work of the women in
helping defeat the ten men was CON
strued by some as a rebuke to Mayor
Harrison. who had issued a long
statement tracking the Municipal
Voters League two DAYS before the
primary.
OF the nine omen running for At
dermanic nominations, seven were
successful.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
PLANELECTION TOREVOLUTIONIzE COUNTY rule
Mississippi Negro
Accused Of Shooting
Deputy Is Lynched

LELAND, MISS. Feb. e5,-Sam
Petty, negro. accused of shooting
Deputy Sheriff Charles kirkland when
the latter tried to arrest him, was
killed by mob here last night.
The crowd of 500 men and boys
captured Petty, then tied him inside
a dry goods box. Around the negro
oil soaked cotton was stuffed While
the captive prayed and begged for his
life. match Was applied In his
frantic struggles Petty broke his fast
enings and fed with his clothing
ahlaze
Half dozen men shot at him and
the negro fell dead. The body was
replaced in the flames and burned to
ashes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
HOME
Of CHAS. 4.
B | A { K
BURNS
Residence in Ruins Before Fire
men Reach It-Another Dwell
ing Damaged.

The magnificent home of
Charles II. Black, on Peachtree
Road, was badly damaged by
fire which started in the roof
early Wednesday, causing a loss
estimated at more than 100000.
Several hundred dollars dam
age was done to the home of
George w. Harrison, next door.
which caught from the flying
sparks. The fire at the Harrison
home was extinguished by neigh
bors before the arrival of the
fire department.
Mr.. Black and his family. which
included his wife and their two boys,
and II years old, and his mother.
Mrs. f. p. Black, were in bed when
neighbors discovered that the uppep
part Of the house was in flames.
Some Furniture Saved.
The family escaped into the street
and with the help Of nelghbors were
able to have much Of the furniture.
one of the boys, who was sick, was
carried to safety by his mother The
fire, famed by the brisk wind. burned
rapidly, and the house was nearly
destroyed before the fire. department.
cou'd make lhe long run and gee
water on the numes'
II is thought the blazestarted FROM
a defective hue When discovered the
fire was confined to the roof, but
within few minutes the roof fell in
and the flames swept into the build
ing,
Mr. Black directed the work Of saw
ing the furniture from his home. and
nelghbors turned streams of water
from private hydrants on the blaze
with lltlc effect
The first story Of the building was
not burned. but the entire upper part
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Is Sued
For Funds Of Bank

AUGUSTA. Feb. 25.-Suit has been
filed by attorneys for Bryson Crane,
receiver of the Citizens Trust Com
pany against J. r Armstrong, for
mer receiver and the United States
Fidelity X Guaranty Company sure
ty. for $l6,2lO15. which il is alleged
Armstrong is short
The disclosures, showing that the
Irish American Bank, Of which Arm
strong was cashier has a deficit of
nearly 100000 has caused sensa-
ton in Augusta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Cured of Bichloride
Poison in New Way

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Robert Me-
Kean, of 1872 Bathgate ave, the Bronx,
has been discharged as cured from Ford
ham Hospital after being treated for
a week after taking 10 grains of BIZ
chloride OF mercury by mistake.
DR.. Dolsn and DR.. AheaFn gave the
patient calcium sulphite. potassium
iodide and the albumen of eggs. The
result was the formation of an iodide
of mercury, which, with the bichloride
of mercury. made substance that the
system could not absorb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Baroness Vaughan
Feature of Riviera

NICE, Feb. 25.-Baroness Vaughan,
the morganatic wife of the late King
Leopold, is providing about the only TO.
mantle note for the Riviera this season.
Bedecked In the most gorgeous display
of Jewels ever seen in Europe, she sits
nightly in the Beau Lieu vaudeville hall,
rapturonsly watching a little American
ragtime artist In his singing and dane
ing act He has special fascination
for the former Leaken palace favorite
and she recently presented him large
purse
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Record of Man Held
As Pickpocket Probed

The police Wednesday we're looking
up the record OF Harry Holland. Of
Elizabeth, ~ j., who was bound over
Tuesday under $1,000 bond on the
charge of picking the pocket Of a man
watching the fire which destroyed the
Mckenzie Building Sunday
Holland was arrested with j. D..
Flynn. Of the Peachtree Hotel, who
was released
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25

marked racetiously to a friend, Il ex-
pect thereIl be some safe-cracking in
town tonight. Those men look like
yesgs.
The men entered by breaking the
glass in "a side door. They We're not
20 be seen Wednesday morning.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Grocer Identifies 2
Negro Highwaymen

Two negroes. charged with highway
robbery, will be tried before Recorder
Broyles Wednesday The negroes.
Jake Hambrck and Horace Powell,
were arrested by officers Shumate
and Evans 20 minutes after Sam
Rosen, grocer of No. i7S Martin
street. had been held up and robbed
of sl7.
Rosen Identified the negroes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Sunday, in Pittsburg
8 Weeks, Gets $4,000

PTrTSBCRG, Feb. G5.--It is estimated
by those In charge OF the Billy" Sun
day free-wlll offering that the evangelist
Will get something over s35,C as his
share of receipts of the eight weeks
campaign. The revivalist claims all
money collected on the last day.
Checks for various amounts. purses
of gold. diamond ornaments and other
gifts have been pouring in on SUNDAY.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Long Walk to Health
Office Kills Old Negro

The funeral Of Edward strickland,
an aged negro. viii be held Wednes-
day. The old man died in the wait
ing room Of the city Health Board
Tuesday from overexertion caused by
the long walk from his home to the
city Han.
The old negro went TO the board to
he examined.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
BOARD Of Is
MEMBERS
IS URGED
Democratic Committee Heads
Start Move Because of Dead
lock on Convict Reforms.

With members of the County Com
coed in carrying out the Grand Jury's
recommendations for reforms that the
outcome is uncertain, members of
the County Democratic Executive
Committee Wednesday took up the
cry that it was time to change the
county government
1t was announced that certain def
mite PROPOSALS to be referred TO the
people would be submitted at meet
ing of the committee to be held a
week from Saturday.
Alderman Albert u. Thomson, vice
chairman Of the committee, and J.
o. Cochran, secretary, declared they
will urge that the membership OF
the County Commission be increased
from FIVE to fifteen, having the county
divided into fifteen districts with one
Commissioner from each district.
Nominal Salaries Urged,
The plan is similar TO the organi-
2ation of the City Council.
Also, ii was learned that Mr.. Thorn
son and Mr.. Cochran would lead a
vigorous fight against the plan Of
County Commissioner Tull c. Waters
to reduce the membership of the
County Commission 10 three and pay
each one OF them $1,000 a year
The plan Of Messrs. Thomson and
~ lad aH tat
number Of other officials, contem-
plates only nominal salaries for the
fifteen new Commissioners.
Indications are that majority OF
the County Committee favor an early
primary about May I.
To Be Submitted to People.
Proposed changes in the county
government will be submitted TO the
people in this primary, but the pep
pie will vote only on such changes a s
the County Committee votes to CUB
nit.
With an early primary. whateve:
reorganization the people might vote
for could be passed by the General
Assembly AT its session this summa'.
The m Meeting of the County Com
mission TO have been held Wednesday
morning has been postponed until
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, when
the County Commissioners hope 70
have the members Of the state Pri
son Commission in Joint session with
them
May Gust Donaldson.
According to authoritative informa
tion, three members Of the commits
sion Smith, Truman and VIM
have informally agreed to follow the
OF the Grand Jury
and remove from office r. ]. and silas
Donaldson, the men who have charge
of the county construction and tho
care OF the county convicts.
These three, it is reported, have
practically agreed to elect G. II. Cir
ardeau, former justice of the peace
and now a county clerk, as warden.
But they are hopelessly spit over
the election Of new superintendent
Of construction.
Cobb County Man Urged.
The commissioners will not discuss
the matter. but Il is understood in
political circles that Commissioner
Turman has tentatively agreed to
support Herbert Randall superintend-
ent OF construction in Cobb COUNTY. |
whose cause is urged by Commission |
er Smith.
Commissioner VIM is emphatically
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Around the World
Through the Canal

LONDON. Feb. 35.-One of the first
results of the opening of the Panama
Canal will be the institution Of round
he-world services, via the new water
way and Sue2.
The Royal Mall Steam Packet Com
pany and the Hamburg American Line
have developments OF the kind under
consideration.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-25
Dr.F j .Goodnow New
John Hopkins Head

BALTIMORE. Feb 25-Dr. Frank
Johnson Goodnow, Eaton professor Of
political science in Columbia University
and now constitutional adviser to the
republic OF China, has accepted the
presidency OF Johns Hopkins University
He will succeed Or, Ira Remsen. who
resigned nearly two years ago