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PEAMIT REVOKED FOR
BURNS ATLAKTA AGENT
From the Atlanta Journal May 20—
“Ry revoking the detective agency
permit of C. E. Sears, manager of the
Atlanta branch of the W. J. Burns
National Detective agency, the board
of police commissioners Tuesday
night put itself on record as being
opposed to the operation in this city
of the detectives vho recently inves
tigated the Frank case.
“The board wanted to revoke the
license of Sears and would have done
80, except for a ruling of City. Attors
pey Mayson that this was beyond
the board’s authority. Attorney May
son explained that a detective agency
license is issurd by the city clerk on
recommendation of the polce board.
He said the board could rescind its
recommendation on which the license
of Sears was issued, but could not
revoke the license itself., He said
not even the city clerk could revoke
the license, Only the general council
would have this authority, he said. I
“*Accordingly the board revoked its
recommendation, or permit, and the ‘
passed a resolution recommending
that council revoke the license, |
‘““‘Sears license is the one under
which Burns has operated in Atlan
ta previous to as well as during the
Frank investigation. The grounds
on which the board revoked Sears
permit, as set forth in the resolu
tion introduced by Commissioner
Andy R. King, were: |
“First, that Sears agreed to handle
only banking business, as an agent
of the American Bankers’ Associa
tion, which agreement he has vio
lated.
““Second, that Sears agreed to sub
mit to the chief of police the names
of all operatives he wished to employ
and to employ none who were turn
ed down by the chief, which agree
ment he has violated.
“Third, that Sears agreed to work
always in harmony with the city de
tectives of Atlanta, which agree
ment he has violated.”
Sears was present at the meeting.
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MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
THE EXPRESS IS IN THIS TOWN
AND INTO STAY ~~
FOR seventy-five years--three-quarters
of a century---the express has been
the right-hand of the shippers of commer
cial America. The Express came to
Marietta in 1854 and it came to stay.
For 52 years it has pbeen the right-hand
of commercial Marietta.
It is here to stay. The other day when
reports went out that the express com
panies might retire from business, a pro
test went up. From whom this protest---
PERSONAL SERVICE—FULL RESPONSIBILITY
Adams Express Co. Southern Express Co.
10 Mill Street. E. L. Robertson, Agent. Telephone 38.
SHERIFF RAIDS TWO CRAP
GAMES AND CATCHES SEVEN
~ Saturday night Sheriff Swanson,
Deputy Sheriff Geo. Hicks, City Po
liceman Maddox and bailiff Walter
Stephens raided a crap game just
back of the ice plant. Seven negroes
were rolling the bones at a lively
rate when the officers intruded on
the “‘seclusive’ society beaux and
five of this number were caged in
Mr. Swanson’s boarding house just
behind the court house, -
Sunday afternoon they made an
other raid on an ‘‘open game’’ in
the weods on the Barnes mill road.
Only two black birds were landel
out of this covey as the officers did
not care to use their guns to stop
their flight. :
It won't be long before this gam
ing will be stopped by the efficient
officers of Cobb County.
FLORENCE OFFERS SOME BIG
BARGAINS FOR A FEW DAYS.
Mr. W. A. Florence is offering
some very rare bargains for a few
days. The cool weather has put a
tittle crimp in business and he says
he is going to try to boost his Junc
sales by making some special prices
on his best ‘stock. Everybody knows
the high quality of goods which he
carries and if you want to share in
the ‘-bargains listed in his advertise
ment on page three of this werk's
Journal you had better get out earlyv.
They won't last long.
He has made some very unusual
prices on Queen Qualiy shoes,
Flower Pots at Dobbs Hardware
Store.
Up-stairs over Benson Brothers Store
and Inspect the carload of 1914
Model Pianos just received direct
from the factories of
To inaugurate the opening of our New
Store we are offering Special Bargains
in slightly used and shop worn Pianos.
We have a fine assortment of high
orade, slightly used organs at your own
price to make room for new stock.
W. M. Goode
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR FOR
(Cable Pri E
aple 14110 O.
MARIETTA GA.
~ MARIETTA J OURNAL AND COUKRIER
the express companies? No! the mer
chants of the country---shippers every
where---petitioned Congress that no ac
tion be taken that might have effect of
forcing the express companies to retire.
Commercial organizations all over the
land have joined in this appeal to Wash
ington. '
For seventy-five years in the past and
for a good many more years in the future
Express Service will mean |
TEACHERS FOR OUR ik '
CITY SCHOOLS.
On Saturday afternoon the follow
ing officers and teachers were elect
ed by the Board of Education.
W. T. Dumas, Superintendent;
In the High School, H. M., Quil
lian, Science; E. L. Jackson, Latin,
Miss Georgia Hunt, English; Mr. B.
1. Segall did not apply for re-election
as he goes to Cornell University to
take a course, flis successor in
mathematics and French was not
chosen.
In the grades below High School:
18t grades, Misses Marie Scott and
Exa Bennett; 2nd grades Misses Lula
McMichael and Carolina Deas; Ist
and 2nd grades, Miss Florine Dial;
3rd grades, Misses Laurie Ford and
Rosalie Scott; 3rd and 4th grades,
Miss Jennie Daughtry; 4th grades,
Misses Blanche Barnes and Helen
Daughtry; sth grades, Misses Emma
Broach and Myra Brinkley; 6th
grades, Misses Inda Harrison and
Marie Turner; 7th grade, Miss Sena
Towers. : .
Miss Louise Chick was not an ap
plicant for re-election.
The entire present faculty of the
colored school was re-elected,
BEAUTY PARLOR GARGAINS.
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For the next ten days Madame L.
0. Rogers offers the ladies of Mari
etta special prices in braids. $2.50
for $l.OO. $3.50 for $2.00 $9.00 for
$7.00. $15.00 for $7.98.
Shampooing, electrical massaging
for the scalp, face and body. Braids
made from coming a specialty.
..A free hair dress given with the
purchase of every braid.
Located over the restaurant of G.
W. Scott, Atlanta street. it
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“PHE BEST ACT YET, |
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
CHANGE OF IBQGRAM DAILY
THURDAY, THIS WEEK. 3
“THE CALL BACK.”
A VICTOR DRAMA.
“BENEATH THE MASK.”
A 2 PART IMP.
S n e U
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PERILS OF PAULINE, No. 2.
Universal lke In Pursuit of Eats. s
A GREAT COMEDY.
SATURDAY.
LUCILE LOVE No. 6.
THE BEST ONE YET. DON'T MISS IT.
“THEIR VACATION.”
(JOKER.)
AND A NESTOR COMEDY.
Our Motto; The best or none. 4,000 feet of first
run pictures daily.
LADIES’ SPECIAL
Our entire stock of Ladies’ Tan Low Shoes
including Pumps, Buttons and Oxfords at great
ly reduced prices.
$4.00 values $3.00
3.75 values 2.75
3.90 values 2,50
2.50 values 1.50
These prices apply only to our stock of Tan
Low Shoes.
While we have every size in these they will
not last long at these prices so be on hand early
Saturday the 23rd.
These are all Dorothy Dodd make.
MARIEFTA, - - < . 7 GHriaEA
Friday, May 22 1014
