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$2,500 FOR INJURY THAT
DISGUISES WOMAN'S AGE
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Mrs Eva Wood,
nineteen years old. of Granite City, was
awarded a judgment of $2 500 against
the Louisville and Nashville ailroad
because in a wreck in 1907 she receiver)
injuries which make her appear five
years younger than she Is
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Horses and horse equipment to begin the day’s work. An
such as wagons, harness, teed bins, Alco truck mav travel five miles
etc., require twice the stabling space from garage to store or warehouse
a< Alco motor trucks. in the morning before delivery
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d.u s work in the delivery of as everyone knows, is much
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in horse costs down rent 50 per cent by using
\ico motor trucks nia\ be Alco trucks,
housed or garaged in the outiv Phone Tvy 799 <f vou are
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ATLANTIC CITY’S NEW
CONTROLLER A WOMAN
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Oct. 12.
Mlsh Bessie Townsend, formerly a
bookkeeper, has been appointed city
controller, i eplacing Controller Bar
rett. recently removed from office. She
Is the first woman to occupy such a
position.
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SEARCHING SIDELIGHTS
ON GEORGIA POLITICS
William G. Obear, the adjutant gen
eral. is one official whose department is
relatively remote from politics, and yet
there Is no mem- __
bet of the state
administration fljiaP** ..
more constantly in
the limelight now - F
adays than h<
Obear is the
secretary of war | IgH
for Georgia, 'and
he Is right on the
job, secretarying HH '
365 days in the
yeat! fe'
Some adjutant V
generals achieve ■
militarism, some 9U
have militarism |R
thrust upon them
but Obear w a s
born possessed of T I 'sP v
„ jami<3 » kevxsx
a system satu-
rated therewith, and he never has lost
one militant germ from his make-up!
Obear is rather quiet and unostenta
tious. He goes in very little for the
gold braid part of the game. Some 20
years ago. he helped organize the Rome
Light Guards—and for several years it
was one of the crack companies of the
state Later on. he tame to Atlanta,
and soon was a part of the adjutant
general s office. Having once become a
part, he almost immediately became a
vitally and essentially necessary part—
and now he is the head ano front of
the department
Obear lives ami breathes his life’s
work. He dines with the plates,
knives, forks and spoons arranged at
military angles and kept sternly at
right dress. If potatoes are served, it
pains him exceedingly if one of them
fails lo keep eyes from. Biscuits. rolls
and things are not sent in to Obear it
batches or clusters they come hi
squads, companies or battalions.
Obear is r master of infinite detail in
his office. He takes nothing for grant
ed—there is a place foi everything, ami
everything must be in ils place. There
are no whereforeless whys in Obear's
military philosophy.
Just now Obear is about the busiest
man In the capllol. He flits from his
office into the governor's private pres
ence many times daily—never noisily or
fussily, but silently, gently. Obearly!
He is proud of the state troops and
loves to talk about them, and the work
Puts Stomach,
Liver and Bowels
in Fine Condition
To promptly end the misery of constipation,
torpid liver, sick headache, indigestion, dizzi
ness and nausea, you must use
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that's why millions * ' W£ fcrQ
use them. Vim, Wsy pn
vigor, vitality, 9
.nd a clear 'Vk if—
romplexion are ■■
the re.ult of their use. You need them.
Small Pill, Small Dose. Small Priam
Dir GENUINE must bear signatun.
By JAMES B . NEVIN.
they do. and how well they do it. He
i framed in large measure the present
military laws-—and he framed them
after many months of patient study
and investigation into the laws of oth
er states and the practices of the mili
tia therein.
A safe and sane man in a tremen
dously responsible position is Obear —a
man who may not always do the popu-
Ilar thing, but a man who may be de
pended upon to do the conscientious
thing—and generally the right thing
nevertheless.
Colonel W. S. West, of Valdosta, for
fourteen years a member of the legis
lature continuously, and for one term
the president of the senate, is enjoy
ing a short visit to Atlanta.
Colonel West does not come to At
lanta often nowadays—not nearly so
often as he did in the days when he
played the political game strenuously,
and took much active interest in it.
Colonel West was the first man to
break the hoodoo that theretofore had
pursued every member of the legisla
ture from Lowndes. Up to the time
West served his second term, no man
ever had served two consecutive terms
from that county. It had always been
a case of election this time and de
feat next time
West changed that order of things,
however—he came just so long as he
would agree to come.
The former president of the senate is
one of south Georgia's wealthiest and
most prominent men. He has beer;
suggested time and again, for govern
or—and it may be that he yet will have
a try for tl>at office. He loves politics
—he admits that, frankly. He has the
nerve- to enter a gubernatorial race
and the. ability to take care of him
self anywhere at any time.
He would make an ideal south Geot
gia candidate—and he would be backed
to an everlasting finish by south Geor
gia. too, if ever he should agree t<>
run!
Chairman William J. Harris, of the
state Democratic committee,
urges Georgians to turn out on Novem
ber 5 and east their ballots for Wilson
and Marshall electors.
Mr. Harris takes a practical and
common-sense view of the situation
and says:
"The requirement of the Georgia law
that the successful presidential elec- I
tors in this state must receive a ma
jority of all the votes cast makes it
the mote important that every Demo
cratic voter shall go to the polls and
cast his ballot on November 5.
"There are five tickets in the field for
president, and the successful presiden
tial electors must receive more votes
than all other four tickets combined.
"The Democratic ticket must have not
simply more votes than the next high
est ticket, but more votes than all the
other tickets put together. The vote
forth. Socialist and Prohibition tick
ets will, of course, be small, but they
will count for something. Then there
are the two wings of the Republican
party the Taft and Roosevelt wings
each of which commands its follow
ing. and these are working heaven and
earth to get out every available vote
they can muster.
If. for any reason, rhe Democratic
presidential electors should fail to get
more votes than all of these four tick
ets combined, even bv one vote, it then
would be necessarv to call the legisla
lure in extraordinary session at the
expense to the state of $30,000.’
"if the Democrats of the state will
only turn out. and vote November 5,
not only, w ill they give Woodrow Wil
son an overwhelming majority over all
the other tickets in the field, but they
will make unnecessary such an expen
sive meeting of the legislature, and they
will help to place their state in a po
sition of party and national power
which, for many years she his not
held."
A Log On the Track.
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of appetite, it means lack of vitality,
loss of strength and nerve weakness'
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digestion. Michael Hessheimer, of Lin
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years, but six bottles of Electric Bitters
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Only 50 cents at all druggists. (Advt.)
W. Copeland, of Dayton. Ohio, pur
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Remedy for his boy who had a cold,
and before the bottle was all used the
boy's cold was gone Is that not bet
ter than to pay a five dollar doctor's
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Why do they ah sav. "As good a*
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PDAiUn Today at 2:30
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PRESENTING
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u 1 lllw and Saturday
WM. A. BRADY'S GREAT CLASSIC
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A play of laughter and tear. Same
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JOHN NICHOLSON AND dRIGINAL CAST
A. Drama H Concerns
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marriage
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WEEK OF OCTOBER 2t'MADAME X
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PIERCE AND ROSLYN, the LONGWORTHS.
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