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11. 5. FLEET OF 8
SHIPS OFF CUBA
Marines Ready to Intervene if
President Gomez Fails to
Crush Negro Revolt.
KEY WEST. FT. A May 30- Th?
United State? !? r> r '" prepared tn in
tervene in Cuba at any moment. Eight I
warship? arrived during the night and j
early today and anchored in the harbor.
They carry marine? that will form the
advance guard of the intervention
force? unless President Gomez suc
ceeds in crushing the negro revolt.
Marines End Pillage
Os American Capital
HAVANA. May 30. That the pres
ence of United States marine? tn east- j
ern >'uba ha saved millions of dollars!
to American Interests, through putting
an end to extortion and pillage, was ;
the information brought here today by |
M. H. Lewis, of New York, president of I
the Santa Cecilia Sugar Company, an j
American concern, representing $7,000.- j
000 worth of investments in Orient? I
province. Mr. Lewis arrived from
Orient?, «here, he says, the situation
was critical up to the time of the ar
rival of American troops.
Twenty thousand tons of tan? and
much machinery of the l.amaya Land
Company, another American corpora
tion. wer? burned b\ rebels.
T received n note from Estenoz
threatening tn destroy the property of
our < ompany unless we gave up cash to
the rebels," Mr Lewis said. "We armed
the employers and managed to hold off
the hordes until th? United States ma
rines arrived on the scene."
Eour negroes were arrested at Arto
mlsa. province of Ulnar Del Rio, today
charged with being conspirators against
the government. Artomisa Is only 40 I
miles from Havana and the charge was
made against th? four that their plans
Included an attack upon Havana after
Artomisa had been captured.
HOBSON TO DEBATE
WORLD PEACE WITH
GOV.HANLYTONIGHT
Congressman Richmond Pearson
Hob.-on arrives in Atlanta this after
noon on the Birmingham Special after
having spent a strenuous night In the
Magic City taking lodge degrees. He
will debate with ex-«R>vernor Jdanly
of Indiana a* the Grand opera house
on the question of whether or not the
United States should control the At
lantic and Pacific oceans
The debate will be given for the ben
efit of the Fifth regiment uniform fund
John M. Slaton will preside. Admission '
w ill be ?5 and Mi cents
Governor Hanly Is already in the city. ■
Captain Hobson's militant ideas on
naval matters are well known by now.
while Governor Hanly has achieved
distinction by keeping company with
the white dove of peace. Both speak
ers also have acquired some amount
of renown for their oratory.
“HUB” EVANS NOT GUILTY
OF RECEIVING SSO BRIBE
__
COLUMBIA. S. c, May 30. "Hub"
Evans, former chairman of the state
dispensary commission, was declared
not guilty of receiving a bribe by a
jury in the court of general sessions
here. He was accused of having taken
a bribe of s.»h from M. A. Goodman, a '
liquor salesman, for whisky orders It !
took the jury only five minutes to
agree Evans Is a candidate for at- .
tomev general of the state. He was!
prosecuted by J. Eraser Lyon, the pres, I
ent attorney general, and was defend
ed by E. S Rlease, brother of Governor
Cole L. Rlease.
Hanover Inn, the new
hotel at Wrightsville Beach,
already open. Warren H.
Williams, manager.
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MANI h ACTI RERS
I Atlanta, .... Georgia
U. S. TEACHERS TO
INSTRUCT CANNING
CLUBS OF GEORGIA
j Two thousand members of girls’ can
ning clubs in Georgia will be instructed
I I this summer by fifteen young women
teachers paid bv the government These
j teachers will instruct clubs in 25 coun
ties and will teaob canning to mere than
2.000 girls For the last three days the
teachers have been given instruction at
a conference in Xthens by C> R Martin,
of the United States department of agri
culture
The work of the girls’ canning clubs 1s
closely allied to that of the boys’ corn
clubs and is receiving aid from the de
. partmont of agriculture
If the work done this summer brings
good results it is believed the movement
will be tarried on next yea»* nn a larger
i scale and more expensive s< ale
BAPTISTS IN GEORGIA
HAVE 1.016 PREACHERS
XT’GT’STA, GA May 30 There are
1.016 Baptist ministers in Georgia
.Secretary James J Farrell, of the Cham
ber of Commerce, set out to Invite all
the Baptist preachers in the state tn Au
gusta during the annual convention of
the Baptist Young People's union, which
convenes in this city in June. Investi
gation showed the number to be as
stated Those invited are In active serv
ice at present
SAVANNAH GREEK KILLS
BURGLAR ROBBING STORE
SAVANNAH. GA . May 30. A stranger.
| believed to bn T> J < tTonnell. was killed
i today by George Aelang, a Greek, when
I he attempted to burglarize Aalang's store.
Aslang. Armand Cates, another Greek,
who was with him. and Raymon Penton,
of Louisville, Kx . who was with O’Con
nell. are held by the police for investiga
tion
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS:THURSDAY. MAY 30. 1912.
,J 1,000.000 LOSS i
IN BIG N.C BLAZE
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Interstate Cooperage Com
pany's Plant at Belhaven Is
Destroyed—No Insurance.
RALEIGH, N May 30.—Fire at
Belhaven. N today did damage es
timated at $1,000,000, when th? plant of
the Interstate Cooperage <'ompany was
destroyed. It is said that th? cooperage
plant will be rebuilt. There was no
Insurance The plant of the John L.
Roper I.umber Company was saved
after hard work by volunteer fire t( ht
ers.
The greatest loss to the cooperage
company was in lumber, 2.500,000 feet
being destroyed. The box factory, lum
ber kilns and four box cars were
burned. The cause of the fire has not
n?en ascertained.
POSTOFFICE CLERKS OF
ALABAMA IN CONVENTION
ANNISTON. ALA., May 30.—The third
annual convention of \labama postnffice.
clerks convened here today. Addresses
of welcome were delivered by Captain
Agee, for the city, and R E. Gann, presi
dent of the Alabama Eederatinn of Labor.
.1 H Bush, vice president of the clerks'
association, responded The delegates
were tendered a luncheon at the Alabama
hotel This afternoon a business meeting
la In progress.
Friday and Saturday
Rogers’ 35 Pure-Food Send Your Orders
Stores Offer ar^y
Extra Specials. If Possible
11 Pounds Granulated Sugar for 50c
With Purchase of 50 Cents Worth of Rogers’
Fresh Roasted Coffee—Any Brand
Picnic Specials For Picnic Days
Tourist Brand Sardines 10c Royal Scarlet Sardines 12 l-2c Genuine Imported Sardines, 14
Les Aphrodites Sardines3oc Marshall’s Kippered Herring— to l 6 to the can 6c
Petite Parisienne Sardineslsc . ‘ . . „ n Underwood s Deviled Ham—
Thelma Brand Sardines 10c cans 'p ]ain 10c Small canloc
Dupont Sardines (extra large)2oc j tomato sauce °oc Medium can2oc
Rose Queen .ai dines 8 l-3c p or( i' s Excelsior Crab Meat 20c Underwood s Soused Mackerel2oc
Exci-lda Smoked . ardines 10c Eord's Excelsior Soft Crabs 12c St. Bernard Brand Shrimplsc
>o e laiu . lump c Franco-American Potted Beef 10c Tted < ross Potted Meat 3 l-2c
Burnham & Morrill's E’ish Flakes — Morris’ Barbecued Hash2oc Snowflake Brand Lobster—
Small can 10c JLibhpy s Corned Beef— Small can2oc
La, 'P p can ' 15c Small can 10c Lar * e cau 30c
Richardson & Robbins Boned Chicken— Large can 20c Pimiento Peppers—
Smail can3sc Veribest Corned Beefl7 l-2c Small canlsc
Large cansoc Veribest Roast Beef 17 l-2c Large can2sc
Beardsley's Shredded Codfish 10c Veal Loaf, per can 15c Derby's Boneless Chicken3sc
“ ! 99c SI
or Scoco ) Pails WW
This Offer for Friday and Saturday Only
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Cool Summer Drinks Extra 2-Day Specials
Red Rock Ginger Ale: Quarts, each 13c pure Food Brand Apples, peeled and cored: full pack
Per dozen $1.50 No. 3 tins; o
15c x’alne, per tin OC
Welch’s Grape Juice: Quarts, eaoh 36c
Three for 95c Regal Brand Dill Pickles:
, . i r. , Quart Bottle 16c
Imported Ginger Ale: Per bottle 17c
Per dozen $2.00 Pint Bottle ,10c
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Finest California Jell-0 [any flavor] Fine Imported
Evaporated Peaches or Jell-0 Ice Cream Sardines
11c Pound Powder, 8c 6c Pound
Finest Cream Cheese Sale of Asparagus
We buy and sell only Full Cream Cheese, and our Royal Scarlet Brand Asparagus Tips are the finest
Cheese is selected by one of the best Cheese experts quality grown. They are sold by many dealers at
in America. This Cheese will be on sale 40<- a can. In this special Friday QQ
l‘'rida\ and Saturday at. ni and Saturday sale at. per can
per pound «1C (Limit of 4 cans to a buyer.)
Special Sale of Ridgway’s Teas
In Combination With the
H ifil 3K Famous “Nutlet”
B Peanut Butter
One Ln- jar of Nutlet Peanut Rut- One 15c jar of Nutlet Peanut But- One 15c jar of Nutlet Peanut Rut
ter and one Lsc tin of Capital ter and one 20c tin of Five O’clock ter and one 25c tin of Her Nfaj
llousehold Tea for Brand Tea for esty’s Blend Tea for
19 c 24 c 29 c
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