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EXTRACTION FROM
R|CEPO[lSHINGS
CURES BER|BERI
Disease Easy to Cure and to
Prevent Announces Bureau
After Experiments

MANILA. p. I.-Beriberi. the disease
which has baffled the Orientals for
hundreds Of years, and which scientists
and medical men have been studying
for many years, Is no longer a mystery
according to bulletin issued by the
bureau OF science. e 5a :,
..The disease is easily cured, prevent
ed and need no longer be feared by
residents in tropical countries, E reads
the bulletin ~
Beriberi, as is generally known, is a
form OF paralysis, appearing most often
in Orientals whose diet consists mainly
Of polished rice. II has long been de-
termined that there is substance in
the rice polishings that have curative
effect. This substance Is difficult to
obtain as it's percentage in rice polish
ings is but to parts in every 10000
II has been exceedingly laborious and
expensive to obtain this substance.
For the past year the bureau of sci
ence has been investigating this phase
of the subject with the result that a
method has been discovered that yields
from ten to twenty times as much as
by the old system.
SAYS the bulletin: when this is
known there will be a reasonable hope
for the synthetic preparation : :
substance by artificial means In
quantities and at a cgmparatiyef
ling expense. With this end IN
the known methods of extracting
isolating the curative substance b
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0UIMET OFF TOA
&c. BAD START I'M HIS
FIRST T0URvA I
TBy Latest Mall

+ = SUNNINGDALE, England Francis
Ouimet, the American golf champion
was hopelessly outclassed in the op
ening round of the thirty-six-hole com
petition for the golf illustrated gold
vase, an event second in importance
only to the British amateur champion.
ship, played April 80. Ouimet started
badly and was much below form in
every department of the game.
Harold H. Hilton, the English anna.
teur golf champion, won the tourna,
ment. His score for the thirty-six
hole medal play was Isl. Francis
Ouimet, the American champion who
was paired with Hilton, turned In a
card for S3-S3-166, which gave him
a tie for fourteenth place. OF the two
other Americans who competed, Har-
old Weber finished with III and @. w.
Inslee took SO for the first round and
did not complete the second.
The gold vase competition brought
out a record aggregate of 123 players,
including four Americans. Besides
Ouimet, the American entrants were
9. w. Inslee, New York; Arthur J..
Lockwood, Boston; Harold Weber, To
ledo, Fraser Hale, Chicago. -
Two other American players--Je-
rome D. TraYers and Frederick Herre-
shoff-haye been showing signs Of
entertaining and were scratched. &
Ouimet and Harold H. Hilton, the
British amateur champion, were part.
ners. The turn of the first round
found Ouimet seven strokes behind
Hilton, who went out In thirty five.
On the homeward journey Hilton In
creased his lead. Ouimet was unable
to find his bame and the round fin
ished with Hilton IA, and Ouimet SO.
This put the American out of the rum
ming for the gold vase. e
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
(standIna MAY 6.l

|. The seven greatest wonders Of the
modern world have been chosen by
a total of 151,764 readers Of a Berlin
paper in the following vote: Wire
less telegraphy. 17,148: the Panama
canal, 1929; zeppelin's dirigible air.
ships, 12.S2S; the aeroplane. II, 42s:
-radium therapy. 1926; the eiremat-
ograph, 6,347; the steamship Imper-
ator, 6,276. The remaining readers
more than 0,000-divfded their
vote among many comparatively sec
ond-rate maryels.
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ROWING SEASON IN E.
THE EAST NOW WELL
=. STARTED By COLLEGES

The initial crew regatta OF the east.
ern rowing season is being held on
Carnegie Lake at Princeton this after.
noon with three universities repre-.
sented by varsity eights. The en-.
trants In this triangular regatta are
Pennsylvania, Columbia and Prince
ton; with the Quaker crew, coach
ed by Vivian Nichalls, the former Ok
ford University oarsman. favorite on
the strength of its showing against
eight several weeks ago. The course
which Is approximately "a miles in
length is such that all three crews
will have an equal chance and for that
reason the race will be an excellent
test of the progress made by the oars
men of the three institutions during
the past winter and spring
The Pennsylvania crew will have
the advantage which comes from hay
ing roMed and won race this season.
On April IA the Quakers iourneged to
ANNAPOLIS and defeated the Middies In
ID / sic miles race by two lengths.
The time of the winning crew was Q
minutes, AZ seconds, which, consider
ing the strong tide and wind, was
excellent for SO early in the season.
This same navy crew defeated Har.
ward week later by half length.
Both Columbia and Princeton viii
face Pennsylvania with crews we'll adj
vanced in training but lacking the
confidence and finish which comes
with the passing OF the first race of
the year Princetonss combination has
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The latest champion egg comes
from South Bsookville. Me-, and was
laid by a. hen owned BY Henry Con.
don. The egg measured 10 inches In
circumference the long way. eight the
small way, sand weighed more than
seven ounces.
How the Chinese exclusion act re-
duced the number Of Chinese in this
country is shown by the following fig.
uress In 1880 there were 104.565 Chi
nese in the United States. In 1910
they murderer 7l,153. The Japanese,
on the other hand, have increased. In
1880 there were i4S Japanese here.
and IN 1910 no fewer than 72,157.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES

s.-.si AAaE nc i1EAouEss
At Chicago ashin1ton 3, chl.
cauo 2.
AZ Cleveland -PhIladeIphia I, cleve-
land II.
At ST. Louis-Hoston I, 81. Loulso o.
At Detroit New York D, Detroit 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At soston PIttsburp {, Session /
go innings game called account o.
darknessl.
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ALL CHINESE PLAYERS Lose one
And TIE one With MIsSOUR|ANs

The All-C Chinese bali players had
two great battles with the University
of Missouri team. according to news
paper clippings that have been sent
back here. The Sam Hoppers found
the Tigers tougher proposition than
they expected, and lost, the first game
played April o. The following day
the two teams met in a thrilling II
inning game, that was called on ac-
count of darkness with the score a
to tie.
Following is an account of the two
games, in the order played, from the
University Missourian, the student
paper:
Eleven hits, including two home
runs, and fair fielding brought vic
tory to Missouri's baseball team over
the Honolulu playersf 6-3 on Rollins
Field yesterday afternoon. The Ii
gers made three rHrs IN the. fourth
inning, one In the seventh and three
in the eighth. The Chinese made one
1un in each of the second, the eighth
and the ninth. Texas thas the only
other college team in the United States
that has beaten the Chinese this year.
The Tigers, hard hitting won the
game. Missouri made IL hits, two
q them home runs, to Honolulu's
four. The teams broke even with
three errors each. Angerer for Mis-
souri, tanned nine and walked two.
Foster for Honolulu struck out three
and walked none. 81 =.
The Chinese began the scoring in
the second inning. Foster walked and
then stole second. Foster made a run
to steal third Hall threw low to Da-
Wis, who was unable to scoop the ball
out of the dirt. Foster ran on home
Missouri took the lead in the
fourth. Gray hit, Hall sacrificed and
Taylor hit to the shortstop, who took
Gray at third. letting Taylor have
first. Woody hit and put Taylor on
second.
Gapp grounded to second, Taylor
went to third The shortstop let a
toss from the second baseman slip out
of his hands, which put Woody safe
at second and Capp at first Taylor
went in from third on an error. Woody
scored from second on Palfreyman's
short fly to right field Score Mis-
souri, q, Honolulu /.
In the seventh, Davis added another
run with home run. Score Missouri
3, Honolulu L.
The Chinese started in to tie the
score in the eighth Alvin walked,
then went to second on Pung's sacri-
flee. Alvin stole third and went home
when Hogg let Kan Yin's pop fly slip
through his glove. Score. Missouri 8,
Honolulu 2. + Isl.
; Gray started the eighth with home
run. Hall hit, Taylor hit and Woody
hit Taylor was caught at second and
Hall went home on bad throw to
first. Capp and Palfreyman followed
with hits which scored Woody. Score
Missouri s, Honolulu 8. m
Play Tie Game. s .s
It was q Thinning, II tie game of
real baseball which the Missouri IT,
gers and the Honolulu Chinese played
on Rollins Field yesterday afternoon.
Honolulu scored in the first. During
the next II innings no Chinese got
as far as third base.
Only two Tigers made third one
man In the fourth inning and one I'M
the seventh when Missonri.s score
was made. When the game was call
ed on account Of darkness both teams
we're playing fast game No man
On either side made first 1ase IN the
eleventh and t&eIlI1 innings.
The CEf&r. 4 I.4.1S their and MN =.
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Ten years ago q Lewiston. Me-. man
marke da dollar bill and put 1t into
local circulation. Four times in six
years the bill came back to him In
change and three times he heard OF
its being in the possession Of one of
his neighbors Four years ago, when
he received it for the last time he sent
It to q New York City department
store and has never heard from II
since.
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4 Hank Yes: KelIey's been under
bonds to keep the peace for some
time BILL wish I'd know Pve
missed several fine chances 70 call
him liar kansas City Star.
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Sn1nmary-Two-base hits. Cannon,
Phillips, r Mott; double plays. Franks
to Santos to Melim. Santos to Comes;
bases on balls. of Trask 2, off Fer
reira 6: empires. Jackson and Hane-
berg; scorer. I.arirher, Time of game,
one hour and TWENTY-FIVE minutes
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
CARD OF THANKS.

4 CARD or THANKS.
The family of Mrs b A. Bray wish
TO extend their most heartfelt thanks
TO their friends for the many kndnesses
and sympathy shown them In the recent
illness and death OF their mother.
We can not say, and will not say
That she Is dead-she is Just away
with a CHEEKY smile and "A wave OF the
hand,
She has wandered into an unknown
land
And left us dreaming how very fair
1t needs must be since she fingers there.
Think OF her still as the same, we say,
She is not dead-she is just away.
But drops OF grief can neer repay
The debt OF love we owe;
Here. Lord. we give ourselves to Thee
'Tis all that we can do.
A II. BRAY.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.


ONE experienced city salesman for fol-
low up system, steady job to the right
party, must furnish good references.
Apply 1901 Atlanta National Bank
Building
ONE man or woman can have a profit
able permanent business with eNclus-
i've control in his locality of the sale Of
our White Ribbon tube havors. Com
plete line, other good articles. Repeat
orders, steady demand. \ trade that
viii make YOU $1,000 to $4,000 or more
yearly can be built up. j. $. Ziegler Co.,
Chicago, III
WANTEp--Men or women can earn $40
TO $S5 week taking orders for our
fast selling seVen-bar box high grade
toilet soap. Big seller; l00ee commits
sion; repeat orders assured: credit
given Write at once for fun particu-
lars Crofts X Reed Co, Chicago, Dept
B-325,
Statesmen WANTED - Experienced
stock statesmen for Southern Georgia.
II you have ability in this line. see Mr..
Kent, Hotel Dakota, after p. IN.
CANDY salesman wanted. earn 500
monthly, and all travelling expenses to
start Experience unnecessary, Solicit
orders from dealers in your locality and
surrounding territory for our high grade
chocolates bonbons and all kinds OF
candies Write quickly for full particu
lars and contract. kaSe Candy Compa-
ny, New York, \. \.
WANTED Live wire speciality sales
men to know that one simple demon
strati0n will convince YOU that our 19l4
Adding Machine Is the hest proposition
on the market to-day: low in price, alb
SolutelN correct, adds. mutplies and
suhuacts, carries automatically;
capacity up to 9.99a $40: Cuaranteed for
FIVE years, sells for $500 Union Spe-
eialty Company, 2lo Gould Building, At
lanta. Ga.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

AGENTS-Th lNl-in-One burner: lights,
heats. cooks an at once or separately
All year proposition 100 per cent prof
It Exclusive territory Sample. soc
Write Essex Trading Company. l Madi-
son avenue, New York
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
SPECIAL RATES for situa-
ton wanted ads. 8 lines l time.
iOc: , times, zoe; { times, 4oc.

lOc: > times. zoe times, 40c.
YOUNG DENTIST would like position
in laboratory; Chicago experience.
Address =. l. Med, 1858 South Pryor
street.
Exposition by young man with
three years experience in drug bust
ness; one term in college; willing 10
leave city: can give references. Nd
dress J. Y T. 254A CORTLAND ST
WANTED Position by furniture sales
man with three years road experience,
making Southern States and Cuba
Would accept position with first class
furniture store Best Of references A.
F.. Box 1vS care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

WANTEDOYonng man with good edu
cation as companion to old gentleman
Or invalid; very useful in sickroom. a,
Box Si6. care Georgian.
WANTED-Position by young man ste
nograp pher; married. had nearly two
years experience. prefer country loca-
tion. but will consider good offer. Ad
dress X, Box l07, care Georgian.
POSITION wanted = Window
trimmer and show cards wri-
ter, young man with ability, six
years experience. Best of refer
ences. Address o, Box Is, care
Georgian.
WANTED-Situati years expert
ence in groceries, must have work;
good reference Address w S, Box I,
care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

POCKET SIDE LINE-Salesmen eau
pay all expenses selling dealers in
smaller towns anywhere; snap for spe-
cialtN men; prompt commissions. We
deliver and collect Tell us what you
sell and where All confidential Pure
ALA Manufacturing Company, Minneap-
oils. MINI.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED Competent educated lady Of
refinement TO care for ConNaleSCent
boy, References Druid Hills, Box 1856,
Atlanta
WANTED Respectable white girl, is 10
rs years old, 10 answer phone and
stay in office Chance to learn type
writing. Must be neat. Wages 81
week. Phone Main 2s8.
WANTED Two white girls 70 do house
work for small family Foreign born
preferred Room in house. Address I.
~ Brumby. Ir., Marietta, Ga.
WANTED a wet nurse. white or col
ored Main 5466.
WANTED Young lady under %, wish
ing pleasant employment paying a
salary of Sl2 per week, calling on bust
ness people, only neat appearing girl Of
good education and refinement need ap-
ply business experience unnecessary.
a03 Gambler Bldg.
COMPETENT HOUSEEEEPER 20 man
age and supervise personally the cult
nary department Of large boarding
school near Atlanta. Write fun particu-
lars 10 Box ~, Georgian.
WANTED-Young lady book
keeper for permanent posi-
ton. Give references and tele-
phone number and reply in own
handwriting Retail, care Geor-
gan
WANTED settled colored woman who
is not afraid OF work to live on lot
and do general housewOrk. Phone De-
cstur 1876.
WANTED "A good general servant, who
must be good cook and have refer
ences. No incumbrances Room on
lot. Man kept. Phone Ivy 5815.
A COLORED WOMAN wants cook
place can furnish reference. j. W.,
80 Fort street
WANTED-FX perienced operators for
wash dresses steady work good pay.
Fordon Mfg. Co, corner Forsyth and
Peters SITS.
WANTED Working housekeeper; will
furnish ticket. Address Mrs. Arthur
Litch, Waycross, Ga
WANTED White nurse or mothers
help; references required. Apply 551
West Peachtree st.
WANTED--Cook Must be experienced.
Apply 81 East Third street.
WANTED-Nurse. 779 Piedmont ave.
LADIES! Are you Interested in $40 a
week. csll 62l Gambler Building.
LADY TO demonstrate and Introduce
our famous toilet preparations, face
creams, powders, perfumes, toilet soaps
and concentrated non alcoholic food fla
vors, the best line in the country; all
or spare time; no previous experience
necessary liberal salary or commission.
permanent. For full particulars. ad-
dress American Products Co, 8092 Syca-
more ST, Cincinnati, Ohio.
LADIES Sewing at home material fur
nished, no canvassing; steady work;
stamped envelope for particulars. Calu-
met Supply Co. Dept. Els, Milwaukee,
Wis.
LADIES Make shields at home; $40 per
100. work sent prepaid TO reliable
women; particulars for stamped adj
dressed envelope. Eureka Co, Dept.
l07-C, Kalamazoo. Mich.
WANTED asReTienesd isIfa1s ee,ersnass i4ay ss ss-
quircd +. o. Box 1922.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
AGENTS AND statesmen

->~~~~->~,>>>~~~~~sNe-N<~>>
SALESMEN--To sell our 1914 line of
calendars, fans, leather pencils and
other advertising novelties; sell the
year around. exclusive territory; liberal
commissions. Model calendar Company,
Dept l04, South Bend. Ind.
$1,000 COLD CASH made. paid. banked
in 80 days by Stoneman; $4,000 to
date. Join our famous $1,000 class,
which absolutely insures $1,000 per man,
per county. Korstad. a farmer, did
$4,000 in IA days. Schlelcher, a minis
ter, s195 first u hours after appointment.
Ten inexperienced men divided $40, 600
startles world. Agents amazed. Think
what this invention does. Gives every
home bathroom with hot and cold
running @ water for $3.50. Abolishes
No wonder Hart sold 16 in hours
$4,000 altogether; Lodewick II first day
Credit given. Come now; investigate.
Postal will do. Exclusive sale-requires
quick action but means 81 900 and more
for you. Allen Mfg. Co. 1881 Allen Bldg,
Toledo. Ohio.
FIFTY CENTS dn quantities) buys a
fun size compressed air clothes wash
er; weighs only pounds Women grab
1t at 81. so; 200q6 profit. Thoroughly cleans
tub Of clothes in minutes. Washday no
longer dreaded. Mrs. Marrick earned
$50 first three weeks. A 14-year-old
Kansas boy, made s55 40 outside Of school
hours during September. Send for
cataloR, to-day and get, your, county
l28 OAK street, Leipsic, Ohio.
AGENTS-Salary or commission; great
est seller yet. Every user pen and
ink buys on sight. 200 to 500 per cent
profit. One agents sales $500 in six
days; another $32 in two hours. Mon
roe Mfg Co. X 142, Lacrosse, Wis.
WE start you in business furnishing ev-
erything; men and women: $50 to 5000
weekly operating our New System Spe-
clalty Candy Factories" home any
70
time; booklet free. Ragsdale Company,
Box ., East Orange, N. J.
AGENTS WANTED-Agents make 500
per cent profit selling Novelty Sign
sight 800 varieties. Catalogue free.
sullivan Company, 1884 VanBuren St,
Chicago, Ill
$50 PER WEEK selling our new special
ty; every housewife wants one; gen
eral agents wanted for exclusive terri
tory. 1899 Gas Bldg, Chicago.
AGENTS REPEATER costs sc; sells
- for 81: Sample, &c. DR.. Thornber,
Ferris. III.
RESPONSIBLE manufacturer. desires
placing valuable agency, sure repeat
er; permanent income; business builder;
easy; no competition; protected terri
tory guaranteed. Automatic Perfection,
II West Forty-second, New York.
LADIES or gentlemen, big money sell
ing new line neckties: souvenir Pan
anna Coin Set as premium; raised head
OF Balboa on stick pin and cuff links;
lS-carat gold; guaranteed five years;
we have exclusive control of this set:
only official souvenir of Panama Expo
stion; wonderful seller. Hurry. Will
son Mfg. Co. Lancaster OHIO.
AGENTS-Greatest offer ever made;
eleven piece toilet article set and ST
carving set; all cost you soc; sells for
Sl,25; twenty sales day easy Write
to-day. Pierce Factory. Station c, Chi
cago.
BIG proposition for agents. Don't miss
il, absolutely new, full particulars
free. Write Martha J. Moore. 231 South
Wilson street, Rock Hill, S. C.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

SPRATLING is DYEING
MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE.
EXPRESS paid one way on all out-of-
town orders amounting TO 81.
ATLANTA STEAM AND DYE CLEAN
ING WORKS, SO Auburn avenue. Ivy
o2A0 Atlauta qhf
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
Belle Isle
IVY $50, ATLANTA 1893.
HOTELS.
~-~~-~~-~l~~e-~-~-
EAL HOTEL.

CENTER of city; rates reasonable; con-
venient TO Union station. ~ to b2
Decatur st Atlanta phohe 2615.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IOST-One setter dog medium size.
white with brown spots: a round spot
in the middle or forehead Return for
reward to 6lS Piedmont S0enue. Bell
phone Ivy 70.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

EXPERIENCED hotel man wishes posi-
ton as clerk or manager. At pres
ent employed but desires to make a
change. Address Y. Y. H., Box S6O care
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
rAxIcABs.

All trains rsa daily Central time
City Ticket S-Ffsss. No. Peaehtree 81
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IOST-On Houston street car, one
black sealskin glove. white fur lined.
Finder win please call Ivy $3.50
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

A FEW nice young men can get nice
rooms and, good table board at 40
Ivy. Phone Ivy 6673-J.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

TAX EN- from Forsyth Thcater Tuesday
afternoon by lady occupying seat No.
C-IOe, third row. center section. a red
fox fur neckpiece An acquaintance Of
this lady saw her leave theater with
I.eckpiece. Return To box office. No
questions asked No further trouble
Delay means exposure.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IsOST-Sunday, on Washington OF East
Lake car or In vicinity ot FaS Lake.
gold bracelet, small broken chain Re
ward Cali Main 1851.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

FOR RENn-Three or four upstairs
rooms, suitable for housekeeping, in
good neighborhood on North Side Can
wv 2565.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
MATRIMONIAL.

MARRY Thousands wealthy will marry
soon. An ages, nationalities. Descrip-
tiCn free. Western Club, Dept 90. 26s
Market. san Francisco. Cal.
MARRY II YOU are lonely. The Relia-
bile Confidential Successful club has
large numbers of wealthy eligible mem
hers' both sexes, wishing carly plar-
riages. Descriptions free. Mrs. Wruble
Box 26. oakland, Cal.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IOST-About TWO Weeks aEO RutomObUe
license. No. 1903 Georgia, 1914 Re
ward If returned 10 3. Bettis, National
stock Yards. Atlanta 5097,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
RENT

FOR RENT@Ffrst or second floor
rooms; adults only. 10 East North
| avenue.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IOST-Between West Pcachtree and
Five Points. black leather purse CON
tanning change and keys, Reward I
West neachtrec ST.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27


AGENTS-Sell the Worlds Wonder Al
cOnol Home Cooker. Sample, so cents.
Novelty Sales Co. 236 South Pryor
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

WANTED Young man 10 work IN
dairy. good mixer and barn hand,
carly riser. Apply Windy Lodge Dairy,
Peachtree road
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

NEW wonderful fireless solder mcnds all
metals and cut glass, crockery; no
heat required; sample 10 cents Agents
wanted. old Roman Solder Co, 202 East
Forty sixth St. New York,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

FOUND-One jewel Hamilton gold
watch on PeaChtree street during fire
Sunday afternoon. Owner may obtain
same on proper Identification Address
M o r., Box 2. care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

IOST-From South Atlanta. on Febru-
airy Is. two pigs, one black male
end one white and black. weeks old.
when last seen, going toward Grant
Park Call r. n. Johnson West 907-J.
Reward.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

$50 WEEKLY easily made; sells like
wildhre; experience unnecessary. Par
ticulars free. Pancake, Enger & Co,
Oscoola, Ind
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27

Southern corporation manufacturing
speciality. good proposition for live wire
Acadian Furniture Co. New Orleans. La.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-27
Bethel Labor Exchange.

MEN WOMEN Get Government jobs:
$50 to $3.50 month; spring examina-
tious everywhere; full description free
Franklin Institute. Dept 50-K, Roches-
ter N Y