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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04
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Departs
No. Ill a. M, for Atlanta and al
Connections.
30. 5-10:30 q. m, for Thalmnn, Sa
Vannah connections
No. 7-4:10 p. m, for Thalmann,
jacksonville connections.
No. 1850 p. NJ, for Atlanta and
birmingham.
Arrives
No 14--10:30 a, n, from Atlanta
No, 6-l2:15 y. m, from Thalman
Jacksonville connections.
No. 8~6:J5 p. m, from Thalmann,
Savannah connections.
No 12-8:I0 p. m, from Atlanta.
G. c. g. p
peparts-~
"No. Is a. m, for ColllLs, Savan
nah connections
No. $50 p. M, fer Collins, Savan.
nah connections.
"No. 4-10:30 y. m, from Collins,
avannah connections.
Daily except Sunday.
No. 2-L:25 p. M. from Collins. Sa
vannCh Connections.
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NOTICE

All property owners and agents arr
hereby notified that all surface toll
cts must be- changed CT so construct
&c to conform with the law which re
quires that all surface toilets must
be made fly proof and have sliding
back door. A model can be seen al
the Office at city hall.
T. F. ABERCROMBIE,
Health Officer.
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Only One "BROMO oUININE"

10 get the genuine, call for full name
for signature of T.. w. GROVE. Cures
a Cold in One Day. Stops cough and
headache, and works off cold. Csc
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Wright & Gowan Co. has just re
ceived a large shipment of bicycle
tires. Try these and be convinced oi
their guarantee.
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Go TO Savannah Via the q. G.. & p,
and a. q. l.. and Eee the new exten
ton.
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No. 66G

This is a prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVER.
Five Or six doses will break any case, and
IL taken then as a tomb the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Calomel and Dies not grippe or sicken. Csc
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Try it the best yet--EL-ORO--im-
ported Porto Rico Sc Cigar.
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Notes

+ Z ., - q a u X kAs R u -
The Weather-Forecast for TODAY
IN Georgia: Local showers; high va.
riable winds. Temperature yester,
day, maximum, so; minimum, Is.
The Tides-High water at the light
house today, 1926 a. IN. and 1:46 D. m.
Low water, l:16 a. m. and l:tI d. m.
Reckoned half an hour later in the
harbor.
ordinary's Court-Judge e. W..
Dart will hold the regular monthly
session of the ordinary's court to.
morrow, matters of administration.
guardianship, etc, coming up for con
sideratiton.
City Court Tomorrow-City court
VIII convene tomorrow morning. with
Judge d. ". krauss presiding. An
\ exceptionally large docket confrouts
the court, more criminal cases than
usual being on call
County Commissioners-The regu.
lar monthly meeting of the county
commissioners will lie held at the
courthouse Tuesday morning. So far
as known only routine matters will
oe up for settlement.
Dredge Savannah-The dredge Sa-
yannah will arrive in port this week
20 do some BADLY needed work on
brunswick Point shoals, according
information received from the etr
>. engineers office in Savannah yes.
terday.
Bankruptcy Court-A number of
motions were heard yesterday bv
Judge A. j. Crovatt, referee in bank
'uptcy, on matters pending in his
court, large number of prominent
visiting attorneys being in attend.
ance,
Ford Car from Detroit-A Ford
roadster, making the trip from De,
troit to Florida, was in the city YES
terday, and attracted much attention.
Two touring cars from the north also
passed through the city on the way
to Florida.
Cotton Recei pts-The tremendous
effect the great European war is hav-
nG on cotton exports is best evidenc-
ed by the receipts to date in Bruins
wick. SO far this season 2,540 bales
aave been received in the city as
against $3.50 at this time last year.
In New Quarters-The Greek-Amer-
can restaurant yesterday moved into
he new quarters in the Kress build
ng formerly occupied by the Bruins
wick Cafe. Victor POLICIES, known to
Ill Brunswick as Chief" has made
many friends during his long resi-
lCnce here, all of whom are pulling
or his success in the new venture.
Wanted BY the Poice-The police
are locking for Levi Fowler, young
negro who has been employed by A.
Lazarus as a delivery boy at his gro
CGrV Fowler iS CHARGED with raising
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PASSENGER T1Al SCHEDULES
SOuTHEKN

DEPARTS
No. I5--o.33 a. IN, for Atlanta anG
points beyond.
No. 11-8:10 p. m, for Hazelbur5
md connections.
Arrives
No. 12-8:00 a. m. from Hazlehurst.
No. 16-5:25 D. n, from Atlanta.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Departs
No. 96-5:40 a, m, for Albany and
all points.
No. go p. m. for Albany and all
points.
Arrives
No. 91-1t:1O a. m, from Albany,
No. 97-S:05 .. M. from Albany.
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No. Six-Sixty-Six

This is prescription prepared especially
or MALARIA or CHILLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
taken then as tonic the Fever will not
,eturn. Ii acts on the liver better. than
Calomei and does not grippe or sicken. 25c
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

See the ???? advertisement of Ben
nett Brothers in The News this morn
ng. There's a reason. ????
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

10 you realize the fact that thousands O
Iyulncn are row using
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

Cotton Receipts-The tremendous
effect the great European war is hay
ng on cotton exports is best evidenc-
ed by the receipts to date in Bruins.
wick. SO far this season 2,540 bales
nave been received in the city as
against $3.50 at this time last year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

Ford Car from Detroit-A Ford
roadster, making the trip from De
troit to Florida, was in the city yes
Ierday, and attracted much attention.
TWO touring cars from the north also
passed through the city on the way
to Florida.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

Bankruptcy Court-A number o
motions were heard yesterday b,
Judge A. j. Crovatt, referee in bank
'uptcy, on matters pending in hi.
court, large number of prominen
visiting attorneys being in attend
ance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-04

City Court Tomorrow-City court
VIII convene tomorrow morning with
Judge d. ". krauss presiding. An
exceptionally large docket confrouts
the court, more criminal cases than
usual being on call.
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Only Sure CORN
Cure Ever Known

"Gets-It" the New Way, 2 Drops Do II
TO endure jho pains and fortunes
caused by a little thing like Il corn
is ridiculous, simply because 1t 10
unnecessary. The new plan corn cure,
The evening world., 1914-08-26

Of honest government" Maytorsna 10
spported by Con. Francisco villa.
7Aose whom he proposes to war
against have the support Of Car
ransa.
xaytorsna, in . signed statement.
declared his action was decided upon
whom Carransa, after having ban
ishsd supporters Of the 0ovsrAoe. is-
norsd his protests and demanded his
resignation.
IT have no political ambition"
Maytofsna concluded. NY only wish
II to serve my country. and will
elected SUCCESSOR in 1915"
The evening world., 1914-08-26

ufes. took then sll--some two hun.
dred garments. Sixty-iour are In the
present exhibit; he remsindes srs %
their way.
AT lest ny quest 10 ended. have
succeeded" I ssid.
vi.
But spoke too quickly.
The real problems were still ahead.
How 70 get sbs gowns on the bes0
Trunks wers barred ftom che trains.
And they were Zoe heavy for the auto
mobile.
Il will try thoss huge French osiss
bssksts," ] thought they sre light"
lnto then he garments were packed
sud tsksa V ny hotel.
Thea waited wsed from the steam
dip ssnpssy.
Sunday morning II came. "Ls France
cells TONIGHT 81 midnisht."
The big Dainlr was summoned.
With Il came The manager.
Al the eight Of my lusnge be was ap.
pslisd. I'VE cant take On those pisces"
b sald.
"But that isn't Ill ! have" I replied
with . smile. Around the corner ere
two big baskets. ! must take those
slse."
"No, no, no. Il cant b dons." he ~
piled.
"Now An in trouble" ssid u 4.
spsk.
Thsss words sad ths way tAsy were
Uttered. I siSsswspds learned. ssvsd ~
Ths chsuiisur wss English. He uadsr.
stood them. AID aitsrwasds ~ sald
II decided TO ~ -. th'essh. ssssbls
- no teab's."
And ~ - tAseush - did. - yss
shall -.
VII.
I'VE 90 manage those b..
ssid IL chasflsss. and after much
trouble b tied then TO ths'rssr 81 he
The evening world., 1914-08-26

You can't do your best work
on . poor breakfast. Whole
wheat 10 q sustaining food.
''Forcs" 10 wholo-whoat In its
fastest form.
The evening world., 1914-08-26

d =
Our difficulties seemed over. A. AiGh
speed vs lee slsag - smsssA nod
Bat our Troubles bad ssly bssun.
"Hsissi"
Sevsatess times hat word hsA 49,
thundsssd Il us.
Seventies, tims ~ had bsss issssd -
halt and shew cur papsss.
The miautss wore dipping By ssd he
"Prases" wss 10 saii II midnight.
TAs ssvsnteentA time We cans 70 rsss
81 . military camp oaly twenty -siz niIs
froa Ravrs.
Four armed ssatinsls barred ~ w..
An officer wss rsussd out Il I'D.
He refused 70 pes %. Another officer
was summoned. He exsnlasd ths
night pass and 70 our dismsy ieusi ~
Rouen Ceumissssist lad tailed y daas
u.
Ths a. wss surrounded b so,Aisss
with fixed bsyossts.
Nov The etfiess vss mad. isdsed.
where b the passport fss this bsvs.
was ssksd-ths boy Ne AaA tsks. a q
Rosss. He had none.
"Dsscs~ish" cane ~ order.
The peos led, irishtsssd AaH a. q
his wits. made 10 nSss 10 lssvs ~ ssss,
"PVspse~-soss q 3'r" (gst sssdS y
shooO roassd tAs llsuAsnAal.
Foe oas sseoad svssysas vas psesifisd.
Thea Ne eAauilsus gave ~ bsy spushi
get dsvs faster thss you svs ~ ~.
tAias In yess lifs." - aid b yssasA.
/. he ~ eisnbsssd dovs. A veed.
two soldisn tsek hold = hin asA
marched hin svay-sadsr sssese. We
never ssw tAs ~ asai,. bvt uaAsuhtslly
h vss rslssssd II ~ nssaias ssd
sat hsos happy VIII u t. ~ -
dvsa Mn - - - ssssSss.
Thea he sutsasAils MS ssdssi -
turn round end vsit ese Asesias.
There wss bridge h frost 81 ~. u
turning w got ssss tie bridge. II
officer thought ~ vsss tsyias = ssspa
"Hels," aid u soldjees seaseei u
bayoase he tisss.
How - turned ] 10 sst kssw, bss
~ MANAGED Il. without lesise sitAss ~
tires o. our lives. and bsHk 70 he sssssse
tews We vent With ssd hesst tAiahise
Ne had nisssd ths bost.
Ny departing nsnosy Of hat ~
aisht osmp 10 q ssstissls With pshssd
bsyonsts and . very assy adjutaas.
The next Rernias ~ decided 70 -
70 hsvrs. - tie Chicago vss siss ShsA
Three times ~ cevsssd tAas hll Il
road. passing through ~ Ano h ~
gray Of Tie nsni.s.
Aad great vss on Joy W.. ~ puilsd
Into HAVE to Find that he 'rsAses'
vss still there. her sailing again dssysi.
On be, decks were ths Anesicsns VIZ
had been there Idle Tor more naa vssk
while was getting noss nseA-vsstsA
fashions In Pasis.
The bsskstsS with their psseisus
freight. and tie other paseels vsss
placed on board.
Four days lster ws sailed. rsssA.
ins New York August %. he ilsss
Preach ship to sssah sss sAess dsss
the var.
And Tie flsst-snA lstsse-yssDaA
fsshlsasi
While In HAvyA ! wsassd 70 ~ Q
photograph d ~ 80 wAlsA hsd sssvssi
the first Paris issAioa, to Ansssa.
Loaded With ths hsss and basksaa
ws drew up The sstomobils II sssss
Of the Hotel d VILE. - . Sod kssh.
ground. and the photepspAss psspsssA
70 make the exposure. Bat a. efllslal
rushed up 10 US
"You viii Ill Be h jsii b ~
ninusss" he sisd. "stopi stssr'
And % ~ hsvs NJ pAsss0spA
To show here - . ssuvsais q tAas
Wild nisAt Sids.
But the sswus ass hsssi
The sswss 80 hsssi
the gowns! You
elf tomorrow in tho
The evening world., 1914-08-26

turssd away and started TO make
the rounds Of The couturieFs.
Csllot was not rssdy.
cheruIt promised On e.positis, for
the thirtsenth.
Women must have doshss. war Of
no war" said MADAM Cheruit, and
those who make then must have way
earn the IL living. Yes. We shsn keep
open and make what vs cas."
Iwsnt 70 The beautiful stslies oi Paul
Poiret. II was closed aud the uniformed
porter missing. ! went around to the
private entrance on the Faubours 81.
Aensre. entered the courtyard. !
looked Into the windows. There I saw
Moasieur Poiret. dressed in . SOLDIER
uniform. surrounded BY . crowd Of
weeping women. his devoted helpers.
] catered quickly. II an going to
Join ny regiment" ssid M. Poirst
calmly. "As srtist ID nothing whsa .
colder y wanted-France needs nss
today. net artists."
But have you nothing resdy-no
models. that may show again -
America Jour sssiss." ssid.
mo. The stslier 10 closed. Il she'll ~
main closed with nothing touched ustil
sstusp-N ! do return"
] passed out silently.
Al ths famous Rae de h Psix HOUSE
Of Worth I wss greeted By Jean ssd
Jacques Wsrth. also In soldiers uaifosms.
Thsy we're taking lest look ~ oss Of
sAds gowns. Just finished. which By the
The evening world., 1914-08-26

thrilling
the difficulties gathering
and brns,t them back
the Fan
hsups and take. . 'front.'
which
exhibition Ps FASHIONS
fos
Il search for then u
shsus paths. q
fsshsspstils time Il in
The evening world., 1914-08-26

| TAs stssy Il ths search for then
| thssls 80 q psthss. q whst b hap,
| end whss shiss-nskias - war time
Whsn I reached Psris . few weeks
ego IL qusss Il ~ ssv isshions ios ths
wsaansk~ sssrss The oisy W. hung
With ilses They stssaned from evssy
window along ~ Dsvlsvaeds end streets.
The wirsssss had tsid - d tsssbls IN
esrvis, the ssllsosd IN shs wy dovs
from Havrs wss patfollsd With soldi~s.
but NO one appreciated The seriousness
Of the situstion.
IT'S Il feter' some one asked lightly.
mo. Il , vSr." wss The sin reply.
A friend tsiephonsd early the next
morning; Better leave fos Loudoni II
mobilisstios u declare you will hsvs
difficulty In getting out Of IL city.
And there will b nothing TO stay for
no isshieas. Everything will b dosed-"
Ths& evening this notice was pesesd'
MINISTRY OF WAR
CIRCULAR OF EXTREME
URGENCY
ORDER OF GENERAL
MOBILIZATION
TIE FIRST DAY OF THE
MOBILIZATION IS
SUNDAY. AUGUST .
All night long the city echoed with The
tramp Of fest. the singing Of the Mar.
seilisise" AID the famous "Chanson du
Depart"
With morning came those scenes
which one Who Witnesses thso cas
never forget.
A quick sood-by. clasp Of Tie hand.
. kiss. hastily brushed aside tear. and
. CHEEKY. "thers. Tiers. little mothss. Il
had to come some TINA but Il won't last
long. and perhsps ] may come homo With
the medal 81 honor"-snd thousand Of
families wsfs separated. asvsr - b
united again.
Americans and Other tourists vss 4.
distress. also. though not % sssieusly.
They found posted On bullssias sAis
notice;
Foreisaas wisAinl 70 !says Ishs
muss do 70 today Sunday: thsss
"Permis de ssjour." tsselsnsss
must leave the entrenched camp Of
Paris before the end Of the hfst
day Of mobilisstios. that b 70 ~,
midnight tooisht. They will have
At the tine q thsir departure 10
Justify thar identity to the Seesisl
Comnissssiat at the station. They
will not b able 10 avail thsusslves =
Of automobiles.
Crowds rushed TO the ststieas and
left for London d once. Oth@s b.
siessd the steamship Offices for passage
homs taking stssssss soeeomodstiens
without Q nusms. Still sGhsss waited
to - vhss The nsS dss would bring
forth.
But ~ che nszt day condis;sss wss
vc,...
Authority passed from the civie 70
A. ,.ti;S>-~ Raukius z~~e>Nio~s 0s.>
su,..ii.d. Latter. q c,.dis .nd ..sv.l.
a. sh.sv.s were not LsssesA. Gold
The evening world., 1914-08-26
COunter

u0@ tMs subject,
The manus 0ssa hsve besn compelled spend hundreds
Of dollars hmiazizs tho public With tho signature ofOhaa Fletcher
b: b nso.d BY reason Of pirates oountsng tho ossoa trade
A This counng oms not only against the prpeton Oasto
agns tho growing generation All persons should be careful that
bears tho dsnatzs Fletcher: they would guard the health
1Hs Children Pnts and mothers In particular ought carefully examine
1sa embellishments which have besn appearing this paper and
bG aa tho wrapper Of svsy bottle Of genuine 0oa bears the fac-simile
d Oh Fletcher under whose supervision has been manufactured
pssannousy ar thirty -1.asd.Apaaa BuusAn
The evening world., 1914-08-26

way will be shown in the WansmakeF
sxhikt Nsaosrow. Their istAss. n.
0Gstos Worth. who retired some ysars
ago. was called into Tie business again
and 10 In charge Of the House while hs
two boys srs fighting for thar country.
Al Dosuillst's on Place vendons. the
same sesas wss rspesssd. N. Doeuil.
LET had Joined tAs voluntssss. but lev
gowns were made up and these slss
procured.
That iays tour. ed - Il IVES. showsd
thae ssns iashloas y ess 70 b hsd.
II viIl vais sad iiaish ny quest"
ssid, "snd get home tho best can"
Ths great steamer ia Franco" vss
hsins hsld at Hsvrs, "ths sss 70 Ao< ~
dsss.~ thsy said.
"Iss ms know the lstsst mhuts 70
isa~s Pssis." I said to ths manager Of
ths CenpAsnis Tssns-Atlantiqus. Il
hsvs wssk to do. and ! doat want to
WASTE cay time waiting for The boat 10
aN."
Arranged fos ~ automobile to lssvs
=, a sne0at's not!ss.
Ipssswsd ny pssspo'ts ssd stssus
ssssnmedstloas,
] stssssd ssAln ny. visits 70 TIKI eos'-
tuslsss.
fhsu cane tbs sssst opportunity.
TIE Hsuss Of Bschoff- David vas
jssssd TO sisss, N. bschon also had
hen called TO ssas.
Hh satiss ssllsotisa VS. siissed V
ns-st vas prices; bsii the usual fis-
The evening world., 1914-08-26

cor. he manages sGpostulstins ell tAs
tine.
II vss then ious o'clock In the after.
noon. Havrs wss l%o miles away.
Ia Fraaes" vss 70 cell st midnight
end w had 10 make ths run through
sssst psst d the French Amy.
We stsstsd, skirtiss IL lsvsly old
iossst Of d. GssnsIa. and out through
Csailass AID % towards Rouss ws
spsd.
Ny isst ieek d Pssis was ed, inAssd
TAs sity end ~ savlIsns nsve, looked
- Lively. Beautiful Pasis your
vsaAssful buildings. your Museums q
sst. your greet workshops ssd stoNs.
your pvioslsss trsssures--will they be
hsrs Just III sans vhsn retusnP
Who knowsf"
A RssA ~ found Il necessary 70
~ . special polios psrnit to travel
aitsr aisht-tall-"s iAissss-passsr DE-
auis." This w obtained Through the
courtesy d ths Police Comnissaias
sad At ESQ ~ psosssdsd again. taking
Nth - astvs boy - shsv The Wy
70 Hs~ss.
The evening world., 1914-08-26

IN de waiting ssswAs II fssat si
De knbassy slsasvias fov psspsvts,
In thsa n tie sishss sellsss ssskias
tsAs0sststisa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
Bargain

= beautiful niue.room house on Grove
avenue. onr-ha.f square cas-; o. Rob
lnson street Take tho advantage of
this opportunity by seeing us at once
r. A. CATLIN & co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-28
FOR SiLE-Houses.
FOR SALE.
CENTRALLY LOCATED

CENTRALLY LOCATED
Two story brick. electric lights, bath.
range. hot and cold water. good con-
dition, and on broad lot. Owner to
leave city. will sell at $3.50 An OPP
is thus offered to secure a
splendid home at Il price which is be-
low its worth.
y w. BOWIE & son.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Which Will He Lose
Lady or Whiskers?

EUGENE. oREG.. Jan. si.--In the
persons OF the male seniors the Uni
versity OF Oregon vases it's claim fo-
producing the 'supermar." Believing
that the women students at the uni
versity have drawn an artificial line
of social distinction. and further be-
heving that they are indispensable TO
she social activity in school. they have
yevoited against such alleged tyranny
Milady Ia expected TO be surprised
and angry when the senior man calls
on her after the holiday. for instead
of the Immediately clean shaven
pre-holiday countenance she once be-
held she will be confronted with mus
taches and chin whlskers. All this
because every fourth year man at the
university has faithfully promised not
to put razor to his face from January
s. 1914. until the end of the first
semester.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
WARE COUNTY
BOARD IN CLASH
WITH FARMERS
Commissioners Are Accused Of
Creating Needless Offices to
Repay Political Debts.

wAYCROSS, Jan. 31.-If the new
Board of County Commissioners
creates any more offices in Ware
County. members of the Farmers
Union and citizens generally to-day
declare they will call an Indignation
meeting and enter their protest, ask
ing, If necessary, for the resignation
Of the present members of the board
who are voting to establish Offices to
repay political debts.
1t is further stated that if the board
buys automobiles for the use of the
road repair gang an injunction will be
secured against such action.
Chairman Wadney is being CEN
sured severely for his recommends
lions regarding the feeding of Jail
prisoners. He says so cents per day
for each man is too much, and that
half this amount should be allowed.
Prisoners could be fed on as little as
10 cents a day, he stated
When 1t became known that Sheriff
Pittman intended appealing direct to
the Prison Commission of Georgia,
the l5-cent policy dropped. Sheriff
Pittman declares an ordinary dog
can not be fed on Is cents a day,
and that even for rs cents day he
can not furnish decent food for pris-
oners.
To overcome complaints of the
convict camp inspector the board has
ordered new convict cages and other
equipment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Movies Teach Men to
Sell S8,OOO,OOO Bonds

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.-The moving
picture machine was adapted for a new
scheme yesterday, when a movie" lee
ture was given TO about 100 bond sales
men at Sherry's by the officers OF the
Montana Power and Light Company,
which is placing an issue of 81, 1000, 900
bonds with Lee, Higginson & co.
The idea was to give the statesmen 4
f1rst hand idea Of the properties COW
cred by the bond issue In order to en-
able them to talk intelligently to pros
pective purchasers.
Pictures were shown of the Snake
River Falls and the Great River Falls
John T. Ryan, president of the Company.
told the statesmen in detail the state of
the properties and their possibilities
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Town Without Tax
Dodgers Owes 1886

MOUNT RAINIER, MD. Jan. 31.---
This town. the youngest municipality
in Prince Georges County, claims the
distinction. unusual II not unique
among Incorporated towns or vii
lagos OF the country, Of having not a
single delinquent taxpayer within Its
boundaries. The town also lays claim
TO another distinction, in that its
municipal debt Is exactly s35, and
even this, It Is claimed. is not legally
chargeable to the town.
Mount Rainier has a population of
about $500, and the number OF homes
in the corporate limits of the town is
about $50. The total assessable val
tIe OF property in the town is about
100000, and the tax rate is 20 cents
on 500.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-01
Cheyenne Is Ruled
By Commissioners

CHEYENNE. wYo.. Jan. 81
Cheyenne has ceased to be governed
by a Mayor and nine Aldermen, and
begun to be governed by commits
sion OF three members, one of whom
acts as Mayor, but has no authority
not possessed by the others.
The change was effected after a
meeting of the old Council at which
unfinished municipal business was at
tended to. Tnen Mayor Dan w. Gill
called Mayor-elect Robert N. LaFon-
taine to the chair and relinquished the
mayoralty to him, while the nine AL
dermen flled out and Dan c. Banks
dale, Commissioner of Finance, and
Enos Laughlin, Commissioner of Pub
lie improvements. took their seats.