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15 THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. ADR IT- 2". 101?,. If You Want a Position; If You Want Help; If You Want Anything, You Will Find It Here Old U. S. Frigate Is Damaged by Flames M iitiamcn, Sleeping on Historic Granite State, Have Narrow Escapes. Ship \K\Y YORK, April 25.—The 95- v ,.; tr -old frigate Granite Slate, the st wooden vessel ever built for rutted States Navy, was saved ,, n]n destruction by Are early to-duy, n ot before serious damage had | , wi done throughout her forepart. I'uofod over like a mammoth house ,, , L i)e old warship was used as an armory. Seventy militiamen asleep in their i ainmocks were aboard when the fire, mler great headway, was discovered eight policemen accused jEtowah Train Service IN SAN FRANCISCO SWINDLE I T ti i Is Ordered Doubled SAN FRANCISCO, April 25. —Eight ' members of the San FVancisuo police department, four detectives and four patrolmen, who have been accused by members of an organized gang of bunco men with having shared In the profits of their illegal operations, have been suspended by Chief of Police White, pending an investigation. in the paint shop. Twenty-five men plunged to the hold of the vessel and carried out two tons of ammunition. Ten men were partly overcome by smoke und one was forced to leap into the river. Firemen finally checked the flames. Railroad Commission Directs L. & N. to Improve Bi'anch Line From Cartersville to Cisco. The Louisville and Nashville Rail road will have to double Its train service between Cartersville and Cis co on the Atlanta division. The offi cials were notified in an order from the State Railroad Commission made public to-day. The order contemplates an im proved service between Cartersville and Etowah, but as Etowah is over the State line in Tennessee, the Geor gia commission had no jurisdiction beyond Cisco. The new train will leave Carters- AID OF GOVERNORS ON ALIEN BILL REJECTED! SACRAMENTO. April 25. The res olution Inviting the Governors of five Pacific Coast States to attend a con ference in Sacramento on the Japa- ne e situation in relation to the pend ing anti-alien land bill was defeated in the Assembly to-dav. Sells Columbus Realty. COLI MBPS.—A sale of residence lots in Columbus yesterday netted trie owner of the property $8*500, file lots bringing from $.'100 to $850. J. \Y. Ferguson, of Atlanta, was the auc tioneer. ville for Etowah a' 10:30 o’clock in the morning and will arrive on its re turn at about, 5:40 o'clock in the evening. STATE IS SEEN Columbus' Fight Against South ern Bell Expected to Have Ef fect Throughout Georgia. HEREBY make application to Divi sional Council and Police Committee of Atlanta to transfer near-beer license from G. G. Wray to S. Danneman. -Oil Decatur Street. 41-25-4 TELEPHONES Bell M FOR SALK. SEWELL’S Special Snaps For Saturday Buy from first hands and save 20 to 50 per cent on your pur chases. We retail at wholesale prices. Solid carload fancy lem ons. onlvj per doz. 15c Solid carload fancy pineapples 9c Solid carload new Irish potatoes, per pock . ,42c Guaranteed Fresh Country Spring Vegetables For Sunday Dinner EGGS Grapefruit, eat York State ap • .7i/ 2 C per peek 39c Fresh country butter, per pound ZZVzC Missouri brand hams. per pound 19c Salt Mackerel, each 2 1 2^ 10-pouud pail Snowdrift lard 88 y 2 c 10-pound pail Silver Leaf lard $1.39 Guaranteed full cream cheese, per pound .19c Tomatoes, per basket 15c Solid carload of poultry and (‘ays. Fresh dressed hens, dressed on prem ises. per pound .... 18c Sewell Commission Co. Wholesale and Retail. 113 Ilf Whitehall St. Branch store 164 Decatur St. Wood ’ 8 SATURDAY SPECIALS By ELBERT L. THORNTON. The time to buy fresh vegetables and the Market Basket readers to reduce the cost of living—nothing the housewife can have on her dinner table will please the family more than a nice fresh vegetable dinner. The grocers who advertise in the Market Basket carry a nice line of spring vegetables and receive them fresh daily. The present market offers string beans, spinach, green cabbage, tomatoes, lettuce, radishes, cucumbers, young onions, etc. Why not select some of the above veg etables and give your family a spring noonday meal? Belov. I will give you a vegetable dinner which you can have at a nominal cost: Old-Fashioned Vegetable Soup. Our umbers. Radishes. Boiled Salt Pork and String Beans. New Potatoes. (’ream Spiced Bret Georgia Corn Bread. Lettuce and Tomato Salad. Green Apple Pie. Buttermilk. The advertisers give the readers this week some good ft cs on staple goods—flour, sugar, lard, meal, etc.—things you use in the kitchen every day. You will profit bv rutting out this page and taking it with you when marketing and take advantage uf the low staple goods offered. 1 ZL 1 -2 cts * V Doz. Cash Gro. Co. 118-120 Whitehall A bitterly fought telephone rate battle that promise" to open up high ly important questions of rate-making methods in Georgia, to-day was an nounced in prospect by <’. .VI. Han dler, chairman of the State Railroad Commission. The contest, which will be between the Southern L. ,1 Telephone and T« !- j egraph Company and the city in Co-j lumbus, Ga.. will be started before the Railroad Commission as soon as the telephone company completes an audit of it" business tributary to the Columbus central. Ask Return in DM Rates. The Columbus City Council is fight ing to compel tlie company to go back to its old rates of $4 a month for business and $2.50 a mon«.h for resi- J (lence telephones, although an agree- 1 ment was made by a previous Council that the company might charge $.T for its business and $3.25 for its resi dence telephones’ when it had 2,500 telephone station? in operation in the city. The final decision on the contest is expected by Chairman Candler to J have an important bearing on tele- I phone rates all over the State. If j it is decided that the charges from ! the manner in which they are fixed by i [ P.y virtue of an order of the Honorable I Wiliiam T. Newman. Judge of the DIm- ' trict Court of the United States for the I Northern District of Georgia, 1. the un dersigned, Receiver for Die Interstate Automobile Association, Bankrupt, will sell In the office of the referee, 51.> Grant Building on Monday. April 28. at 12 o’clock, all of the automobile supplies land c<iuinment. and office furniture and , fixtures belonging to the estate of said I Bankrupt. Inventory of lb" property I and inspection may be hud upon np- ! plication to the undersigned. Terms, cash. HARRY DODD. Receiver 4-25-i Atlanta Telephone clerk will take your ad. and, if requested, assist you in wording, or will write the ad for yov—that’s his business. He will also make it as brief as possible to obtain the results desired. In order to accommodate customers, a "counts will he opened by phone, but you will make payments promptly after publication or when bills are presented by mail Classified Adver tising Rates: OBITUARY NOTICES. The Body of Mrs. W, M. Haig, who died at Dalton Thursday morning, has boon brought to Atlanta for in terment. Mrs. Haig was 5T years old. She was Ml** Lucy Warlirk, of Atlanta; and. besides her hus band. is survived by two sisters. Mrs. W. S. Grarnling and Mrs I. <' A. Brannan. of Atlanta, anil two brothers. 1) A Warlirk of Atlanta and J. T. Warlirk. of Rome. The funeral of William Allums, aged twenty-eight, who died at his home in Kant Point this morning, will be held Sunday afternoon at 2; 2a o'clock at the Plat Shoals Baptist t'hurcl}. lie is survived by his par ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Allums. and four brothers and three sisters. Burial will be in the church yard. The body of Mis. Annio E. Laird, who died yesterday in Mount Pleasant, Tenn.. will be brought to Atlanta to-morrow to the home of her son. R. C. Laird, 160 Forrest Avenue. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced later. Lost and Found. .V',vf v "one pearl ball carring at Grand Optra Monday night. Finder call Ivy 7067 or Ivy 70G8. 10 insertion . 3 insertions 7 insertions . 30 insertions . 20 insertions . .10c a bne .. 6c a line .. 5c a line .4u,e a line .. 4c a line Help Wanted—Male and Female. 1 v7:SUON SIR 1 JO pa id ies tejft* SveC either sex; salary and expenses; reference*. Room 4. Cumberland Hotel. 206-25-4 W ANTED As many bright boys aid girls to cover all the cillert and fowl * < f Georgia, Alabama ami Florida, to s« licit Mibseriptions and sell for a nen society weekly publication. Liberal terms. Jesse G. Waite, circulation manager, Atlanta. 421 Kiser Building RELIABLE inan or woman wanted In demonstrate and solicit orders. Hast - ern wholesale jewelry and novelty*house- Experience unnecessary. Salary or com mission. Answer immediately, personal Interview Address Box 473, -are Geor gian 37-23-4 No advertisements taken for less than two lines. Seven words make ;i line To protect your interests as well as ours, an order to discontinue an a«l will rot be qcceptcd over the phone 1'lease make order to discontinue In writing. No advertisement accepted frori. out of town unless accompanied by cash, or forwarded through recog nized advertising agency. TELEPHONES Bell M. LITTLE ADS BIG RESULTS w«ln Wanted—Male. .Mi.Trr Apply ur colored laborers, good pay. Engineer. Temple Court bldg. 4-23-2 the Southern Bell are discriminatory i or unfair it is considered likely that I LOST other methods of rate-making, such as some form of the meter system, Reward. LOST- One bunch *»f keys, on Street : return to 89 Whitehall Street Reward. 204-23-4 l WANT MEN to learn the barber trade und accept positions now waiting. Country or city shops. I teach you quickly, cheaply, thoroughly and fur nish tools. W ages while learning See me or write tor catalogue. Manager .. I!: a . Moler System of Colleges. 38 Luckte Street. 33-20-4 A $10 bill, between lDVa Peach tree St. and M. Km#. on Whitehall. | a ,.„ , i( ] between 10 and 11 Tuesday morning . Georgian DR FRE Dressed Hens, dressed 18c on prem ises 10c size package \Y il h a 25c box Friday and Saturday we will give free a Stolhverck's Cocoa or Chocolate, as followa : of Stolhvn ek's Cocoa a 10c size package Slollwerck ‘s ('lioeo.- !ate, and with a 25c package Stollwerck’s Chocolate a 10c box Stollwerck's Cocoa. The past patronage of all otir customers is appreciated and a continuance of same solicited. TAPPAN & CO. 55 IIIUULAXIT A YEN CD. TOP-NOTCH BREAD Fresh Country Eggs 20c Coiuitrv Butter ! for eooking; pound Fresh Country for Table L’se; pound Far superior to any other. UK st sanitary plant in tin Pastries and Delicious Cakes Manufactured in country; also tine the 10c package Apples 25c Butter \ 30c 5c will be suggested to be worked out | — by the company and the Commission for application throughout the State. New Council Opens Fight. When the Southern Bell Company purchased an old line in Columbus (several years ago, the City Council was willing t?> grant it the privilege of raising its rates when it had made ! certain improvement s und increased its subscribers to 2,500 A now Coun cil. however, opposed the agreement. As soon as the company inaugurated ; its advanced rates, which it delayed nearly two years beyond the time the agreement would have permitted, .the new Council began its fight. The; Commission has ruled that Llto company may charge the advanced rates, with the obligation to repay the excess if the Commission .>ub. »*- | quently finds the rat » in loo high. Mrs. W. Ivy 1064. J. Williams, . eland •WANTED- Two colored bu>s to run elevator and do housework; It; to 18 wages and tips. K. T.. care 4-25-11 Personal. GAl LYS Antiseptic women. It is cleansing non-irritating Powder for coolti g and Can be used us a oouche »VANTED Boy between ages of sixteen and twenty, with some experience in o da business. Melton Pharmacy. 149 South Pryor Street. 4-25-27 WANTED KCR U bodied unmarried S. ARMY: Able ivicn between ug< s SHORTHAND COURSE. $15. 35 Wei Peat 4-20-l«" RESPONSIBLE parties to travel: elthei sex; salary and expenses; reference Room 4. Cumberland Hotel. 208-17-4 VI ' . WOMEN Get government jobs; excellent salaries. Write immediately for free list of positions obtainable Franklin Institute, Dept. 49-C, Roches ter, N. Y. 44-13-4 PI \M» PUPILS on. 35 West Peachtree Street 3-17*4 Afcent. and Salesmen Wanted. W^VvrTn^fi'^bT^Tivc^ sales men for large subdivision: good prop osition 10.1 Empire Building. Gall for Mr. Jones or Bell. 4-25-36 PORTRAIT AGENTS Seno your work direct to artist and get better work. W" get order out on time. Prices to suit your trade Si evens Bros., 23 Vv Whitehall Street. Atlanta. 3-7-3B WANTED Five competent traveling salesmen for attractive proposition, making large towns only. Commission basis. Selling and demonstrating ma chine. Sec \ E. Hill, 58 Marietta St. 34-25-4 LI FIG INSURANCE salesmen: straight: honest proposition. Investigate for yourself. Big commissions. S D. J:. carp Georgian. 1-2 2 34) OCR TIRE tonic is the best made. Our prices the lowest Live agents want ed Write for special offer. Silver Lin ing 'l ire Tonic Company, 41 Ivy Street. 4-21-14 AGENTS Chance to make log money calling on automobile owners; get our propos'd ion to-day. 'rite Clayton Ac Hun- nic.utt Co . Marietta. Ga. 40-10-4 Situations Wanted—Male. AN experienced traveling salesman wants a position, to begin work May 1; can furnish the best references. Trav eling Salesman. Box 17. care Georgian. 41.-24-4 A NO. 1 SALESMAN, aged 2S; three years’ experience, with good refer ences. city and road; coming in Satur day nifii’t L. R. Williams, 197 S. Pryor Sfi_U. 5048, 20-f-24-4 • young man. 20 years of age, as steno- bookket per Address James. Box 23. care Georg , n, Gitj . 202-24-4 WANTED Position as stenographer by young man. eighteen years of age. who desires to get started with a good firm. Address 844 Glennwood Avenue* East Atlanta. Gn 30-24-4 ■ mMiieij uiuouiiieu i.i"ii utiwcrn ***,'a G any time with safety. It lias no ,f |g and 86; citizens of United States. oq il. Price $1 per box, postpaid. J. i uf good character and temperate hah- i \\ \NTED- Position ns bookkeeper and Gault Chemical Company. .<C Austell its, wh»> "an .speak, road ami write the ! Building. Atlanta 4- :5-33 English language For Information ap- I ply to Recruiting Officer. Peachtree and YOUNG LADIES itiKon for training at ! Forsyth Streets, Atlanta, or 411 Cheiry the Randolph Company Hair Dressing I street. Macon, Ga. 4-1-1 Pa 'mis. 58> . Whitehall Street. 3-3-37 ; — I WANTED—500 men to learn the barber THi; GATE CITY DOLL HOSPITAL, j trade, tools and position furnished. Courtland, near Cain, repairs all - vtlantu Barber College. 10 Last Mitchell kT.ds cf della. 203-24-4 Street. 5-11-17 WHY XO'l GET oh c order, ere d. WANTED—Ideas. Inventors, write lor U-p of inventions warned and pi ises offered by mir•’facturers. Also, how to iC'an.r'VTpliv- I S" your pa N'T . Went fi f <• to any *<?- v ‘ o | Ires.® !.’ '?:oolph A Briscoe, patent un dock-maker to repair your Cleaning. $8.50 up. Built to up. Called * l,nx ‘ jij{ ‘ ‘ “*1* j tornevs, Washington. D C 11 ATT KBS II \ V F typist by young man with four years "vperience: now employed, but desire • dingt If you want a good man, ad dress P. L.. Box 308, care Georgian. 31-24-4 WANTED- Position as stenographer or stem,-bookkeeper, by young man; only a trial \ anted. Address M . Box 814. - arc Georgian. 29-24-4 7-11-23 made by the old reliable Geo. Mau-Hannemann Co. 20 Years in Business in this Citv J.M. MOORE (3 Stores) EAT TIP-TOP BREAD Continental Cash Gro. Co. 182 Whitehall Street. Near Garnett. Bel! Phone 5312. $60-M0NTH CLERK SAYS HE HAS STOLEN $30,000 I'LEVKLAXIJ. OHIO. April _7,. P( ter Selss. 32. pleaded guilty lo-d.i to embezzlement of $6,517.65 from his employers. Sent chop was deferral. Sols ' was a n month clerk. IT - -ays all his thefts would totai iloic c .$30,000. A (All MOVF1) TO 20 F. Ill'X- TFI» ST17FFT. OLD HATS MADE NEW. 1-23-12 ! BF WHICH: M's. 15 father now. Englan ! dr* ss. Fred Heward. !■ injnr.htoA. Ala isi. : Yv'rife to il wants your nd- I. G Shops Bir- 23- 4 DO YOF PLAY POOI/.’ If vnj do, come t*j set “Bias" nt the 'TERMINAL tlO- TEL P<*OL PARLOR. W. sell 3;>c i:i r*Ji» cl<r f.u- 35c g*m;u tables, good cues urnt a nice bunch of clever hoys. 2-lt'-24 SPIRE LI \ CORSETS. OUR NEW pprlrg ira.o'cN are out. Cali 1 for a corset »■'•#* uj come and demon strate if you In the privacy «f your I Lome 56 Hewed Place Phene West 1 I «8. CIS-1 Help Wanted—Female. ua.v.'ED- May i. good nurse f-.r two- -old Lily. Apgiy t:ov # . In Wc.-l Fouiteonth Str« * t. 1-25-45 WANT El"* RelialMe white woman to cook and help with house work. Good home: gird wagts. Phone Decatur 27! or write Box 08 4-25-28 WANTED Gook: help with house 781 IV ii"P I tLc i no incumbrances: also. Room on p . ti. Ivy 1918-L. GARAGE OWNER BANKRUPT. Harcourt Lee, who rtuis an auto mobile garage at 5ti Edge wood Avr- MOr.l’MINF am! wb’ cured, hurepeds r>f danger, no suffering, mre. Address P O nut*, to-day filed a voluntary petition j Ga. in bankruptcy. Hi* Itabilitus ;tr** i - ?2,0»6.9» nil aj.-eis SU5C.81 W. . IfHY KOIIMUNK KLJ Hendrix was appointed receiver. sky habit can be tcctPronlal*-'. No Sen' 1 fi .■ 1 tcra- Box .T2. Atlanta. W \ N TED ! .•#: as it B. N. Tailors. O? Mari coat-ma ker. >ttu. 1-25-6 FLY SCREENS. FL ’( SCREENS 'V* t d Dressed Hens . ! ! \l all g beers. > - !i Special Saturday :! RED GRAVY I RY (wIioIg) HAMS corx-j 23c urke.v .... rc.ssetl liens . --C hr, .sst-,j I'Hiu-y Dr, I’niT Kohsi . . . .17 1-2 and 22e| I'orlcriiouse Steak 22 1-2 and 25c Lamb Chops I’ni'c l*ork Sausage, blue (’alley Butter . !’i•,ii-ie Rose Butter ..,40c Wood Bros. 10c PACKAGE ORATED APPLES No. 3 ran Blark- hen’ies. por ran Eaele Brand Milk, per ran GET OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON FLOUR. J. M. MOORE Groceries and Meats. 209 Whitehall, lanta 1394. Bell M. 2394 jibs Peachtree. Bell Ivy 7086. 7087. 36 Luekie. 7083, 796. 2 Houston St lanta 1613. 7 E. Hunter St Atlanta 1071. Bell Ivy Bell FRESH DRESSED Hens 19c Geese 18c Broilers, fryers and dueks. We invite and inspect yard. you to come our chicken ) Farm Produce Co. 129 S. Pryor. Main 3402. At lanta 815. 4-25-15 EAT TO P-TOP 1484. Specials For F r iday and Saturday Le^' of Laud), whole 15c Round Steak 15c Fancy Rib Roast . 15c Snapper Fish Steak 1214c Get the middleman’:* profit—come and see. Campbell Bros. 89 Decatur Street. 150 Marietta St. Railroad Schedule. SOUTH KRN L'AII.W.W. "PREMIER CARRIER OF THE I SOUTH" ARRJVAI. AND DEPARTURE OF PASSHNOER TRAIN.-. ATI.ANTA Tne following schedule figures are published only ns information, and are not guaranteed: IEENK FLY fiv screens, metal J Ty screens. hurdw< td * ■ ora, Venetian • »C:* .-c, umf.tl wenthrf C ”T>•- furnishe«i • p nvN/her e in the South nr phone • W. R "nllavav, manager, 1403 lourih XahorrJ Bank BulRfi: g. llama. Ga AT 5 :' 1 5"f0 SGni'ENS — PRtGK K 'THOMAS. FLY SCI! ;FNS "HICK A TIB .'MAS FLY SCREENS HRIGF .<• THOMAS ! LY SCBFF.NS BRICE A 'THOMAS Sfj Ins rout", and offiep, t'3 N. Brvor Street. Fnctrrv 8>; F Cain Street Bell phnn« Ivy 4203 4-6-7U No. Arrlr • From— 26 lUrmiagirm 12:(*J am S."# New York . 5 :(Hi soil 13 .iNckscitrllls 5:3d am 4‘t Wuslilngton .5:25 am 12 Shreveport . <* 50 am to 11 oftln .... ,s :*2rt miu 20 New York. .11 ;15 xm x (tfiatn'ga l" 5 5 am 7 Macon .... 10:40 am 17 Fort Valley 10:45 am 21 Columbus ..10:50 am •i Cincinnati.. 11.10 ora 20 Columbus . 1:40 pm SO Idrmlnab'm * .:o pm 4't B'ndngh'm !4’) ) m no charlotte i-nt .*> Moron . 4:00 pm "7 \, \v Y'ori: . 5:00 pm 15 Urur.MrJcn 7 ’■ m 1 m 31 Richmond . 8:S0pm 24 Kansas City 0:20 pm 10 CliattHii'ga 9 35 pm 10 Columbus .to o>prn 31 Fnrt Valley ) ):25 r>m 14 Clnrtnnatt . 11 00 ? in 2:t .Twknonetllc 0 50 am •17 /Tocrva .... 8 by mu <n. Depart To ;<(» New >o:u .12:15 am 2(* ColumbUM 5 .20 Bill 3 I ciiicinnod > "» am 52 Port Vulli y. 5 :5(t inn 1 $ ninaliuh i:50 1 7 chatUi’g.i rtSO *in» ! 3 2 Utrhir.nlPi *!5 mu j 2 t naiiOds City 00 mu ! 10 Hdu.'swIi k 7 45 hdi 24 rdrniinjrh'ni 11 m nm • ;',X New York.11 01 am 40 C’lOlIottc i 2 :n0 ti'i 6 UlCINI 2 0 pUl 30 « oluuibuH .12 'SO urn j SO New York. . 2 :4 5 pm 15 t liattii’Ka S pm lllrmiogh in 4 10 rm ; MX Torroa 4 0 jJth I 22 Cojunums . 5: • 0 , n\ * •, (lncti no i r-:lP pnyj ‘22 Fort Valley. 5 -0 pm , 25 llifiln . 5 4.1 1.1 , 50 Miron 5-5(Vt>m ( 41 Washing:on 8:4,5 pm ■ 24 4r. ksMirllte 0 0 pm 1 11 Shreveport .11:10 piu ! 14 .larkaonrilli* 11:10 pm SFUfOUS LILSI LTS «•«**»!c frcmi irtisyes ininropid iy fittr-.L John B Iianiel. u • 34 Wall Street., ha« an oxpprl fitter and If v. ,'!l cost yeti no more to nave him fit yo ■ and it means insurance. 0-34-19 MATERNITY SANITARIUM Private refined, homelike Limited cumber of patients erred for Home provided 'or infants. Mi. M T Mitchell. 26 Wind sor Street 11-9-57 IF YOUR Main 714 ROOF leak Doctor. \V call Roof B Barnett 1-1-7 Help Wanted—Male. TuVntITD Good butler who under- standH housework and gat^dening: none without refer»*nces need apply. Apply from 8 until - o’clock, Mrs. Ed ward Haa<*. Waverly Way. 1-25-23 WANTED flood, experierced dining room maid. Apply at Auburn House. 27 Auburn Avenue. 4-25-3 WANTED A good business woman, • no who has had < : oerlenee in cleri cal work and filing who has executive ability. Bosithn permanent and pro motion certain for unp'tont party. R( pl.\ In v. r ting to Box lania Georgian, giving and reference*. WANTED A cook, n Peachtree. 100. dl p; At rt iculars I lot. 4 865 24-16 WANTED < room and Ivy 1598- L. ifirtrnn board. Kiri o»>e; r.icc 'Third SC 4-23-45 WANTED At once a good reliable. eft led colored woman to cook and milk; must be neat and clean; r< • :n ort place Bhore Ivy 6213-.! 4-23-33 W’.YNTED Experienced sea mst lesscs for drape?’.', work. Apply W. E. Browne Decorating Gompany, 90 North Forsyth Street. 4-24-9 WANTED Lady -ks for laundry of fice. Must write good hand and bo quick and accurate and have some busi ness experience. Apply 10 a m. Satur day. Gapital Citv Laundry. 4 25-34 WA NTED on lot. \ first-lass cook 7:> Piedmont Avenue Hold e 4-25-42 RE(JISTERED experienced druggiat wants positiom in small town. Ad dress “Drugs,” Box 92, care Georgian. 25-21-4 G ENTLKM A seeking to establish a business of his own. r«»(|iiiring at pres ent only three hours daiU. desires work remainder <*f da.v. hLxpert stenographer, office man. Best references. Address Business. Box 9. care Georgian. 43-23-4 W \NTKD Position at once as sates main In gents' furnishings or slice deparr- ment. References if needed. Address L. A care Georgian. 200-23-4 WANTED l> iJtion as chauffeur wjth private family : experience of three years. Address Davis I^ewls, 277 Au*- burn Avenue. 203-23-4 WANTED By young man of sterling uualiti< w position as salesman or "h "k with some reliable firm. Address X. Y. /. 328 Washington Street. 21-23-4 5NTED Position by young man on farm or dairy. \ddress Farmer. No, 5 Farris Street. Rome, Ga. 51-23-4 >M'NG white n.an, experienced auto driver, wishes position with private family n <u out of city: good reference. ■ mi.' Box 45. care Georgian. 209-23-4 EN PER I EN<' ix’D - lenographer desire# pos'tion. Gan furnish best of .refer? cr.'-eR, Address .1 I’. L.. 94 Crew Street. Main 486:-J 4-2J-19 REGISTI'-RED druggist, with more than three years experience, wishes posi tion In d’ 11 k store it once References. Vldrcss Druggist. Box 683. care Geor gian. 39-22-4 WANTED Position by young 1 tan. 21 years of ;*£< as billing clerk and stenographer. Gun give best of refer ences Address R.. Box 332. cate Geor gian. 38-22-4 Bil L CLERK - Experienced, rapid; can start immediately. References. Ad dress George, Box 40. care Georgian. 34-23-4 SMALL SET hook?* for several hours evenings by experienced bookkeeper. X V , care Georgian. 25-20-4 Situations Wanted—Female. C< >M PETE NT work; nine L3I2-J. stenographer desires eats experience West 207-25-4 j WANTED -T borough accountant as as- Tralru marked Uiua (•) run daily excel t Sen- j s tan! traveling auditor. Single man 1 d * y - . . .. plr . 4 with credit ability and experience, and Other nilrjs run Uahy. Central tlmr. i-j , *... -P.i-rrcd Qtaie - Ti*"-.** Off.. No. ! Ivalree Kiovt. V ,u,nr V 1 , - r-— —--[ i, 1 >alihcalinns and experience full.' box Lost and Found. -■ LOST^Hancf-y^arveirl. tivTdized silver WANTED ^ nice, clean V>*»\ at once bracelet with lapis-lazuli stone: re- to cook, with references. 19 12 Hat- ward if returned to Marion HoaeL I rip 4-2 , -27 "--5-4 j \\ \ NT P 1» Voting man, high school | LOST A Collie dog (male), lemon | iy aduate preferred, for position as color, while neck ami hreast. white ; hiuil white, wearing lull | net's: jjtaC* age and reference*. Address GIRLS feet, tip of tall leather collar; answers to ’ name of “Laddie.” Reward. . 52 E. Seventeenth. Call Ivy 4920-J. 4 -35-20 ! LOST Dark brown worn handbag, be tween Atlanta and Griffin. Central train No. 10. leaving Atlanta 12:30 p rn.. March 15. Reward for return to Kim ball House. M. L. Haliowell. 204-24-4 Box :k in large manufastirring husi- Address care Georgian. 45-24-4 At al» grocers. FAT TS P-TOP EAT TIP-TOP BREAD At all grocers. EAT TIP-TOP BREAD : all g.oc": FAT TIP-TOP LOST Black overcoat, satin-lined left on Imran f’ark car on April 7; $5 re ward and no questions if returned 20 • l 1 ■ LOST At the Auditorium Wednesday 1, evening, a gold b’ooch. made of tw<» \ \ bars with a fan across center: name on back of pin. R turn to 647 Peachtree, or call Ivy 6634. Reward. 1-34-19 TWO neat-aepearing young men to so- licit; guarantee $.;.50 per day. Address I).. Box 415, care Georgian. 42-24-4 OFFICE BOY Address in own hand- writlru. I’lato. 200-24-4 I PULI.MAN porters wanted For in- stmetion write Porter. P. 0. Box 804, Atlanta, Ga. 4-24-12 EXPERT jack shoemaker the Shoe Ronury at once. Ave. wanted by 2 Auburn 4-24-20 At afi grocers. \J >ST 11 a ih'-curved brace let sen T’anon-Stokes 01 on Ftrefi. 'ruesda.y Engraved 1907. Reward. Main 1796 in Davi- Whilehall A g. M . , 23 24 WANTED Trammers and laborers for underground work. Wages $1.75 per day if they work less than 20 days per month. <»r $2 per day if ihey work 20 #.ays *r rttore per month. Contract trammers earn $2 t<» ^2 75 per day. Also outside laborer at SI.60 per day. Com pany tune or -outiail work. loading and unloading rajlroad cars at which over $2 pc du . a.1 be ea. ne<l 'fen- it(>!(M! <’• p,»er G.nii t .any, Docktown. T* 1.1. 4-23-20 hitebal! 3-29-41 EXPERIENCED TV B. X telephone op erators und experienced local operators can secure attractive positions by ap plying to Mr. Robinson. Room 10, South ern Bell Telephone Main Exchange. 78 ! South Pryor Street. 4-0-71 j LEARN MILLINERY . best trade on euit’, for women; pay $60 to $100 a month. Write Ideal School of Millinery, 100 *1* Whit Street. WANTED- Young wonnn and girls de Hiring attractive positions. Welfare cf operators and clerks closely supervised by the company; their conduct on the premises carefully guarded by matron, woman supervisors and chief operator, who have complete control over the re tiring arid operating room Short train ing course for those inexperienced: sal ary paid while learning Salary In creased upon being transferred to oper ating force, and for those becoming ef- fleient. Increased as they become worthy, with opportunities for ultimate advance ment to 875 per month. References proving the standing of the applicant essential. Those having educat*. mal ad vantages preferred. Lunch mom and comfortable retiring rooms provided with several hundred Garnegie Library books for the convenience of the operators Matron and trained nurse in attend ance. Apply 8:3o to 5. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Training School. 25 Auburn AvemifL 3-30-25 WANTED By a .young lady, position as housekeeper in widower’s home; prefer small family; must have work. Hex 1ST. • ire Georgian. 298-25-4 MUSIC TEACHER WANTS POSITION Teacher of voice and piano, holds position in High School. desires "hang"; Lie**’ ot references. Address Voice and Piano Teacher, care Geor gian. 47-24-4 DRESSMAKER wants sewing by the day. 12 4 Crogman Street. South At lar.ta. 204-24-4 COLORED GIRL wishes position as maid In doctor's office or plain sew ing by day. Call West 481 .1. 207-23 4 REFINED young lady desires position in ' ffice. familiar with typewriting, bookkeeping and general office work. Gall Ivy 4795. 201-23-4 YOUNG LADY, experienced in office work (no shorthand) and as cashier, must have work at once. Address J.. Bex 150. care Georgian. 30-23-4 Teachers Wanted. 'VK NEED 100 teachers; free registra tion; seventh season. Apply t< Hall Teachers’ Agency. Macon. Ga.. Dept. B. 4-20-29 WRITE for record of our eight years’ work. High class patronage Ef ficient service. Foster’s Teachers Agen cy, Atlanta. Ga. 64-8-4 YOUNG LADY, pleasant disposition. some training and several years' prac tice experience 1n sick nursing, must- have W( rk at once Would travel or go away for summer with convalescent or chronic case, or would accept anything suitable fo- refined Southern girl. Ad dress E. E . Box 100, care Georgian. 29-23-4 TWl> colored girls desire place together as nurse or maid. Apply 152 South Ave.. or phone Main 2625-.1. 205-22-4 EXPERIENCED nurse desires work. Will leave city, to suit parties. Ad- dri ss Fannie Turner, colored. 366 Chapel Street. 200-22-4 WANTED- Gases to nurse by expe rienced sick nurse: maternity cases a specialty Rates reasonable. Best. **ef erences. ’all Iw 4629. 200-21-4