CIKCULATfON CIHCULATION T«*Mr*ur. •Buindw 47,858 THE CONSTITUTION 49,425 Dally- •»* 9w*«ay« eantev veUverT* 13 eeats w**kly. VoL XLVH1.—No. 157. ATLANTA. a A., FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER/ 19, 1915. —FOURTEEN PAGES. Clmcle cvalea *B ta* atreeto a*d at »*w» •umtlB 6 cents. DESPITE WEATHER, STATE ROAD VALUE FLOATS IN "AGRICULTURAL DAY" PARADE COUNCIL OF ALLIES AGRICULTURAL DAY URGED BYSPEAKERS IN PARIS DECIDES W. A. Wimbish, Hooper MAKESGREAT HIT Alexander and Murphey Candler Make Addresses Brooks and Whitfield Coun- to House at the Afternoon REGARJNGGREECE ties in Contest for First Session. Prize Given by the Festi- Whole Military Policy in The afternoon session of the house val Association. yesterday proved the most illuminating Near East, Including Dar- of any session that has yet 'been held in so far as the Western and Atlantic danelles, Expected to Be GERMAN TRUCK FARMERS question is concerned. Under a resolution introduced tsy Mr. Made Clear Before End of MAKE A FINE EXHIBIT Knight, of Berrien, at the morning ses- sion, the house was addressed at the Present Week. afternoon session by "W. A. Wimbish, former special attorney for the state, Crowds Exceeded the Most with supervision over Western and DRIVE AGAINST TURKS Atlantic matters, Hooper Alexander, Optimistic Expectations of former chairman of the house Western TAKEN AS INDICATION and Atlantic committee and advocate Festival Officials—Atlanta of the extension of tihe Western and OF KITCHENER'S POLICY Atlantic to the sea, and Murphey Can- Will Rest Today to Pre- dler, chairman of the railroad com- pare for Saturday's Big mission. All of these speakers, who have had Situation in Serbia Is Grow- long experience with and made a close Events. study of Western and Atlantic rail- ing More Serious as Teu- road questions, urged upon the house the extreme importance of realizing tons and Bulgars Continue TOD IT'S FEATURES. that the matter at hand is one purely 9 a. m.—Corn and cattle show of business. to Smash Small Army of opens at Southeastern fair grounds, Prior to these addresses the bouse Laketcood park. had concerned itself largely with the Defenders. 0 a. m.—Better Baries show opens number and qualifications of members at Attdltorium. of the prospective "Western and Atlan- London. November IS —The attitude 10 a. m.—Band concert and free tic re-leasing commission. of the entente allies towards Greece, vauaevljle attractions at city hall. Want Small CommJaalon. from which country they are endeavor- 11 a. m.—Aerial warfare exhibi- All 'three of the speakers at the aift- ing to get a definite guarantee for tho tion at' , concluded , ernoon session were of the opinion that safetv of French, British and Serbian with the bombardment and destruc- this commission should consist of not troops, and the whole military policv tion of a model fort In the center more than five members, who should in the Near Kast, including the Darda- of the race track. be remunerated to such an extent that nelles, will, it is expected, be made they could afford to give their entire clear before the end of the present time and best efforts to obtaining the The fifth day of the merry Harvest necessary information about the West- week. ern and Atlantic railroad. The council at Pans, in which Brit- festival. ish and French cabinet ministers took Atlanta and her thousands of visit- It was repeatedly expressed that It is of utmost importance before the slate pail, came to important decisions and ors will today havo an opportunity to undei takes the problem of disposing 1 Karl Kitchener, looking over lh<> rest from the feverish exertions of the of the 'road again that it should know ground in Galllpoli and in the Bal- exactly what the property is and what past few days and to catch breath for kans, is to report on the best mean-* the festive "SomfrgHc" day tomorrow. conditions must be met in making dis- position of It. of dealing with *he situation arisinK Due to the condition of the grounds The opinion was expressed that the out of the Austro-German and Bul- and the timber of the TxuiWlng, as a governor should have the power to ap- garian successes in Serbia and Greece'^ result of the rain. th« "FigHtlng the point this commission untrammelled, Photos by Frtc.. leanings toward the central powers. Flames" spectacle, scheduled as to- and that he should also have the power It transpired today in the house of day's main event, has been postponed to remove any member of this commis- sion should it become apparent that fop, Brooks county float, which was declared the b est in the parade; bottom, some of the pretty entries. lords that General Sir Charles Mom o. until tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. the commission was not fulfilling that recently appointed commander-in-chieC TWO BIG for which it was created or that it was in the Dardanelles, has given his opin- in any way-'handicapped in the dis- BABE DOOMED TO DEATH DUKE'S NAME INVOLVED ion as to what should be the future ATTRACTIONS. charge of Its duty. The visitors and the people oC At- An-Idea wa* advanced by Mr. Wim- OR TO LIFE OF ANGUISH IN ILLEGAL WAR DEAL policy with regard to the Gallipoli lanta who hfc-Ve not hitherto had the bish. who frankly admitted that It is SPRY WILL NOT HALT "LIVES campaign, and Lord Ribblesdale, wlm yet of the "dream" class, whereby the Chicago. November !».—An. autopsy London, November 18-—A case hav- introduced the subject, said he undei - opportunity. Will today be a"ble to at- over baby Bellinger, the defective in- ing to do with alleged illegal traffic tend the baby show at the Auditorium Western and: Atlantic railroad might he stood that the report of the g-onerj 1 operated jointly with the Cincinnati fant who died 'teat 'nlBht after his in war material and involving the favored withdrawal. and the Southeastern corn and cattle Southern aa a gateway system between mother and the. attending: physician name of the Duke of Manchester, waa show on the latr grounds at La.bewood. the south and the north, and west with agreed not to attempt to prolong 1KA SWEDE'S heard In the Bow Street court today, NOT SAFEGUARDED BRITONS TO CONTINUE the view of controlling- freight rates. waa held by H. G." V7*. Reinhardt. £orar- defejidant, charad^ Both these attractions are drawfn*: nai^B., i»fcy»t?--Ja members should come from the house burg, and various Canadian concerns. The railway haa been rt&ttfnged ev- there was no neck, the skin growing further in the case of Joseph Hill- Ancona WRS flunk before making rep- operations. or senate. from the cheek to the shoulder blade eiy day of the week. The .J&fltractions Mr. Culpepper. of Merlwether, wanted strom. a native of Sweden and a mem- resentations to Vienna, ft was stated Andrew Bonar Law. the colon, i> have done capacity business. The gay to know why no member of the legis- ber of the Industrial Workers of the officially today that the placing of secretary, assured the house of < om and festive crowds have been as well , lature should be upon such a commis- World, sentenced to be executed tomor- American citizens in small boats in mons that the decision would be U>lL to pleased with the Kennedy midway as j sion. row. The governor's telegram was the high seas was not regarded as the military experts, and the question "It is repugnant to the constitution," in answer to one received yesterday with any other attraction of the now j according- them "a place of safety" of the loss of prestige would have no said Colonel Yeomans, "that any mem- WINDSTORMSWEEPS from the president requesting: a re- ithin the meaning' of international weight. famous Harvest festival, a celebration ber of this house should vote to create consideration of the case. law. that promises to endure in memory as a.n office and then accept an appoint- Arrangements have been completed IMMEDIATE ACTION Georgia's most gala week of carnival. ment to euch an office." In its correspondence with. Germany Judj?e Atkinson asked whether Col- for the execution of Hillstrom, who 2 j over the Frye case, the American gov- AGAINST GREECE. DETERMINE onel Yeomans did not think that mem- SOUTHEASTGEORGIA was convicted of murdering a grocer lernment expressed the view that open As to Greece, it Is reported in dis- bers of the house are competent to and his son in 1914. He will be shot 1 boats did not constitute a place of patches from Rome that Immediate ac- AWARD. to death probably early tomorrow tion •will be taken and no delay will A misunderstanding in regard to the handle this q'ie-3t!on. Pair of Largest Battleships . safety. This was broadened today in The gentleman from Terrell said that All Georgia Coast and for morning. an interpretation by an official to ap- be tolerated. It Is said that Italy will $ 1.000 main award in yesterday's ag- such was not l>is thought. That there Governor Spry said in his telegram in World May Be Included i tcultural and industrial parade has , ply to American citizens whether trav- take an Important part in the forth- were members 'vho ai e capable he Many Miles Inland in the to President Wilson that he is satis- j eling on belligerent or neutral ships. coming developments. The action resulted in the announcement by the said, does not preclude the selection of fied the president's request is based in First Year's Building naturally will depend upon the at- Harvest Festival association that an experts who are not house or senate t Officials qualified their assertions Stormswept Area — Bark on a misconception of the facts, or that I somewhat by stating- that if a vessel titude King Constantino and his min- executive committee meeting will be members. there is some reason * of an interna- Program. I was destroyed within a few miles of isters assume toward the entente held early next week to determine as Mr. Culpepper then wanted to know Driven Ashore. tional nature that the president has ' shore, lifeboats would be regarded as powers. what assurance Colonel Yeomana could 1 to how the award shall be made, the not disclosed that a further postpone- safe, but that weather conditions and Ttie situation In Serbia grows more t-ontest being1 between Brooks and Kive that 'the governor would appoint Washington. November 18.—Tenta- the opportunity given for passengers icrloua. The Austro-German armies. experts and not politicians." ment at this time would be an un- coneidered. with the Bulgai ians on their left, aie Whitfield- counties. A rain and windstorm suddenly warranted interference with the course live plans are being to be transferred even then were perti- "The assurance that I have,' laplied struck the south Atlantic coast from Secretary Daniels said today, for two nent circumstances. pushing southwaid, dcKInfir the inferior The announcement in the general 01- Colonel Yeomans, heatedly, 'is the Serbian forces before them, while in ders published by Chairman P. C. Mc- knowledge that the e-overnor of the the south the Bulgarians, reinforced Duffle and General Marshal J. Van Holt state is an honest, upright man who by men and guns from Von Gallwitz'n N'ash was to the effect that "The first wouia never stoop to such a thing." army, are pressing on toward fltfonaatlr, prize would be donated by the Festival "Don't you think the speaker and the from which town thev are aaid to be association for the best float in the ag- president are Just as upright and cap- only a few -hours' march. able of appointing proper members of There is some uncertainty as to the ncultural section." It was decided by Serbians' line of' retreat. Some dis- ihe judges that Brooks county had the the commission?" asked Mr. Culpepper. Colonel Yeomans stated that in no morning. patches say they are falling back on best float, and was, therefore, entitled ville and moved up the coast. It 32,000-ton craft of the California class, given for the passengers and crew of Monastir, where tnere are British rein- to the $1,000 prize. manner could his remarks be* construed unofficially reported that the wind Reviewing the history of the case .uthorized last tn« Ancona to be transferred, this was as a reflection oi> tbe presiding: officers an d I two of which were ai forcements; others that they are re- LETTER reached a velocity of 60 miles an hour j Particularly the president's action for which have Just not regarded as affording American of the assembi". at Charleston. in connection with i t, the governor year and bids ( citizens a sufficient opoprtunity to be been received. ON AWARD. , Wimblab Speak*. Wire communication with Tampa says in his telegram: ' saved, In making the decision the following At 3:30 o'clock the house came out of H«**lte WM Granted. The general characteristics of the', The United States has insisted letter was submitted to the chairman the committee of the whole and Messrs. first waa cut off. Jacksonville next Weather Prophecy of the parade: Winrbish, Alexander and Candler were was FAIR AND COLDER. "Your committee appointed, to Judffe the cat Agricultural exhibits In the Harvest Festival escorted into the hall by Messrs. parade beg to report aa follows. Knight, Dorris and Swift. was "On the basis upon which awards were Mr. Wimbish spoke first. He ex- "Washington forecast the same day. at your request only, on , has been made, and the new ships may , ^ Georgia—-Fair «nd colder Friday; to be m-ide we find that the best float In plained that he did not know exactly with larger cities in the storm area ghe fltopped the fact that tbe ebi Saturday fair. the parade, and the one therefore entitled what phase of the Western and Atlan- had been partially restored. the assumption that you were in pos- ; carry ten or more of these If develop- i tuaJ1 wafj tor^eoarwd* Undeunaer OoAf \ji-LuueOctober 1i, yoyou Deficiency since l»t of mo., inches commendable character of the elaborate great strategic value, the state Is Killena carried 5,000 barrels of rosin ] advised me that your only reason for , knots. Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches .... display made by Whitfield county, we for Norwegian ports. lecommend and urge that "Whltfleid countv practically under the necessity of re- ! interceding w«ti Reports front Vartga* Station*. be given credit for these* facts and be given leasing the road unless improvements Two negroes are reported killed near f ™cntative every consideration at the hands of your Waycross-,. «,„, a«s„ -a, »»»..(*result- o«*f fallin*«ni g *trees . reBenis/iive STATIONS j Temperature I Rain committee so far as public announcement are made before the present lease ex- On Octotoe] and State of f -24 hT» and actual pecuniary rewards are possible. pires, so that the. state could operate Bark Wrecked by Hurricane. meeting, an open bearing was had In the only known native American sur- WEATHER. j High. [Inchon (.Signed) "H E. STOCKBRIIHiE. the road. Otherwise, he said, H would Brunswick, Ga., November 18.—(Spe- further consideration of the case, j Secretary Daniels has received no re- | vivor of the tragedy. ATLANTA, clouay -i 19 "Chairman." be months before the state could put cial.)—Th---- , .....e .Norwegia ------n-- -bar —k~ Kil-..«««l ,Hillatrom's attorney advised the board on tbe examination of private bids i The atate department today was no- Birmingham, cldy. .. 54 re i d y st rda r Bo*ton. clear .. ..! 46 50 .on CONSIDER the road in condition to operate it. which sailed from here early this morn- that there was nothing further to pre- ' ** '* .f * j. ^* ** .ttleshlps 43 ; titled of the existence of the affidavit "The Western and Atlantic railroad," 44 a W Buffalo, p. cldy ..... ] 46 48 .00 CONTEST. ing with a cargo of 5,000 barrels of sent and that Hillstrom decMned taj*?* .V " °* «.?I?V T consular dispatches. Charleston, rain ... 72 72 1.02 he said, "has no terminal facilities ade- rosin for Norway, is high and dry on Appear before the board again. The text of the message which was Chicago, rain ..... 46 46 l.«S When the Festival association learn- quate for business if you separate these ed, that it had been represented to the North Breakers, seven mile, from j only representation In the by American Consul Mason, of Denver, clear ..... 41 62 .00 from the properties of the Nashville, St. Simon island, and all hope of aav- Des Moineu. cldy. ... 3H 42 .on Whitfleld county by a representative of Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad, the Galveston, clear ---- 58 62 .40 the committee for the day that the Hiitteraji. cloudy ---- 66 66 .00 present lessee. As property of the Jacksonville, cldy. ..i ?J 74 .90 main prize would be for the best gen- Western and Atlantic, there are only a Kansas City, cldy. .., 40 44 eral display, and that Whltfleld. in few antiquated locomotives and cars, Knozvllle, rain . . , :>Z 64 . good faith, had entered her exhibits' as rolling stock. If the Western and Louisville, rain . 46 52 1.00 with this understanding. It was an- Memphis, cloudj . . 4S 54 I .00 Atlantic were thrown back on the state Miami, cl"ar . . . 78 82 .02 nounced that the disposition of the in its present condition it could not be Mobile, ciear .... r«S 70 1.32 first prize" would be held in abeyance operated for many months. Therefore, Montgomery, p.cldy. */0 64 .7*. until the executive committee could the best disposition would seem now to ^aehvilie, rain ...^ r*2 60 i 1.02 meet early n&ct week to make a satis- be by a new lease. The anost logical , cldy... 44 eg I .00 NewTfork, cloudy .. 44 es i .0(1 factory adjustment of the situation. lessee is the Nashville, Chattanooga and Pittsburg, cloudy.. 48 56 .00 The Judges associated with Mr. Stock- St. Louis, the present leases. And the KaleiKh, ram ...... 50 54 .10 bridge were Congressman \fr. M. Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis is San Franci«co, clear' 64 64 .10 Husoes, Hon. Ruris Pyron, Prof. B. J, almost—I say almost—compelled to de- St. Louifl, rain ..... 46 56 .06 night he is alone on the bark. Wlieit Salt Lake City clear, 48 £2 .00 H. DeLoach and Will V. Zimmer. pend upon the Western and Atlantic. At the eleventh hour, you, as tbe presi- to fit the jruiutaeipfim t •>nri Viltd •ft a *• The Brooks and Whltfield displays The Louisville and Nashville is practi- he finally agreed to leave, it waa Im- yi te 1 Shreveport, clear , , 52 5< .70 possible to rescue him. ao rough waa dent, without stating tt Spokane,, rain 40 4Z .01 were unquestionably the most distinc- cally in the same position. Whosoever the sea. , He ^ ?X J*SS±Sf~5?: £^SVSL.7rr^ Toledo, rain ...... 50 52 .13 tive of the pageant. The former was may a** the possible lessee of the West- Tugs will leave at daylight for tbe ssrsjsatsr---sri. s: a-swLASftrJsra=3=£~»s«jB!leurta considered to demoMtratSe Vicksburg, clear ... 50 St .04 to do all tne work necessary on" a Ibat- ' Washington, cloudy.; 44 SO .00 Continued on Page Three. 1 even to rolling: ttfe steel should Continued on Page Tt Continued on Last Page. Continued on Last Page. Continued om Pag* Tu»o. C. F. von HERRMANN. emergency aulM. **CU0B

IN £>V SPA PERI lEWSPAPERf Page Two. THE CONSTJ.IT)'i-IOS, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVlMisKK iy, treating on Ochrida, on the southern the British have had a success on the In Conrland and on tfie left t>anl£ of the Albanian frontier YalandovQ front. Styr. along the Kovel-Sarny railway The big guns are continuing their have 'been broken down by the Russians Championship Awards Made MORTUARY BRITISH AND FRENCH lively bombardment in the west, while Vienna claims that 2 oOO Russians killed CUTS ARE DISREGARDED N otlrr* in the east there has been no change in the recent fighting near Czartoryak Mt Pace.) DEFEAT BULGARS The British war council which has already have been buried by the Aus- been visiting Prance has returned to tro Hungarian troops The French have inflicted a serious London after having effected a closer Gorizia is still under the artillery In the Hereford Cattle Show defeat on the Bulgarians on the Vardar workfng contact between the allies fire of the Italians who unofficial re- BY SENATE COMMITTEE Mrs, Maggie Miller, Way cross. river and it is officially reported that Offensive movements by the Germans ports say are preparing for a formid- able attack on this gateway to Trieste Waycross Ga ^- Lad IX owned by E H. Tas lor, lumbus owned by Glltner Bros. Eminence Mount \ernon Mr-: C D McGee of the offensive and captured 280 yards The cuts in the appropriations of a Thomas\ ille tw o sisters. Mrs E *^ number of state institutions made by Jr, Frankfort, Ky K> tenth Dorothy Donald owned by "W Henderson of ^ .^criss and Mrs T M of Turkish trenches. H Roe Shelbyville Ky the house were disregarded by the The junior champion bull, first idy Britisher of Balnbrldfee •=; i*-\ i > uueral and cessfully attacked the Turks in the practically all of the appropriations Grand champion bull, prize $50 won owned by Glltner Bros Eminence Ky interment occur here t morrow Knthi Nullah, near the tip of the being* restored and increases being rec fourth Maple s Lass owned by J C Kobin by Ga> Lad IX. owned by E, H Tay- son & Son Evnnaville \\ is flftfa Princess peninsula. It captured 160 yards of om mended in a number of instances i? The general appropriations bill was lor Jr^ Frankfort, Ky R- owned by Luce & Moxley Shelbyt Ule GERMANS ARE TAKING EGGS trenches to the east of the defile and \V R. Goodwin, of Chicago, manag Ky , sixth Miss Belle t airfax owned by ;|i reported back to the senate Thursday \\ T McCraj Kentiand Ind aeventh Do 120 yards to the west. morning and will be placed upon its Ing editor of The Breeders Gazette, rothj Hampton owned by \\ H Roe Shel CATHEDRAL'S COPPER The statement reads passage Friday morning it is expect and considered a foremost a.uthoritj on byvllle K> eighth Maple a La*>s owned la the Jl>ardaneHes the fifty second by J c Robinson ifc Son Evansvilie- ninth London November 1B—-\ C lunhigpn division carried out a successful at ed The total appropriations recom live stock in the United States says Primrose ow ned toy Vf J Jackson Miss, dispatch to Ktuui si k n (ump-i tack on the Turkish trenches on the mended by the senate committee are that Atlantans have not awakened to tenth Princess, owned b> Anderson Farms, * Marietta Ga. nv saj b that the i i pt- fitn ( in t r loth instant, for which careful prepa- >2&0 000 for 1916 and $280 000 for 191" the fact that the Heretord cattle show rations had been in progress for a con in excess of those adopted by the Grand Champion Bull man> is so icuu ih t u MS tqui\ i In the southern competition the S50 slderable time house here is the equal of any that has ever lent to demvnl-- arc i i w r ich i ^ th* Three mines were exploded success prize for grand champion bull v*ab won authorities f tl e cl ui b LI d o\ci The Truth About Eggs! \\ Ith the decrease in aggregate pen been held in America. bj \\ oodford Lord 11. owned by R M fullv under the enemj s trenches in the all the c pi i in th i j >s es« tv i neighborhood of the t^nthia Nullah at sions appropriations due to mortality, McNeel of Marietta Ga. good e\irr E It1 I tl t ^ 1 * hu^o 3 p m and the infantry, pushing for of $90 000 for 1916 and J190 000 for The awards made Thursday in the The prize for &en or champion bull cot per i ml ot the K it oil h It il -it Do not be deceived. Eleven Eggs ward immediately after captured 1917 the total increase of expenditures ?25 was won IK imperial Fairfax o' Bremen are b n h i sin it tit i id LV about 160 yards of trenches on the east over present total appropriations ne open class were as follows Red Pebble t arm Ashburn Gra er> thing m id 1 lit1*1 K r K ^ The prize for junior chirrup ion bull of the Nullah and 120 yards on its cessltated by the recommended bill will benior Yearling Bull—First Master Gen the cathedral has btcn i lace \ at the out of every dozen that come to I west The captured trenches we-re at erouu ovi ned by Jii H. lay lor Jr KTHUK. was won b% \\ oodford Lord II owned disposal of th mil ta.ii once consolidated and bombing parties amount to approximately |125 000 in luri Ky second. Homer tairtdX "*""?*!£ by R M McNeel of Marietta Atlanta this season are Storage pushed on up to the communication 1J16 and JlaO.OOO in 1917 W 1 Alccray K-enUaud Intl twro. Other awards made in the southern Mciplea i^u-d owned by J ^ ttoblnaon a~ section were Curid in G to trenches and erected barncaJdes It is expected that the senate will Son i. ansvitle \V ta fourth \ ernet -Prince faimultaneously with the assault, not make any very material changes V u Bull 3 'i ears Old or Over—First Imperial Egg*- our artillery opened on the enemy s re OMieU by W J Davis JacKbon iUiw' "" Fairfax ovned by Red Pebble block farm in the committee recommendation and friiico Kupert owned by L.uce &. Moxiey Ashburn Oa second Beau Rover owned trudlng Til serve support trenches two 14 inch £>helb>viii Ky sixth Martin talrfax Mr. Merchant knows they are monitors and H M S £.di?ar (cruiser) that Che house will concur in whatevei B by Anderson la.rm-1 Marietta Oa, third EQc the senate does If the^e prospects are o\\ neu bj W I McCmy Kentiand Ind Beau Perfection o \netl by \V L Florence co operating and maintained their fire BeventJa Koehampton owned by W H iw« Powder faprings Ga fourth Harris Prince Storage Egga-- but-- he thinks the until the position was reported consol realized it will mean that the state Shelby ville ity eighth Rising Master o \ ned b> Anderson farms Marietta ( a idated at about 6pm institutions will not fare so badly this owned by J J Earl> Baring M.O ninth Bull ~i ears Old and Under 3—First British Blue ornse o^ned by uiilner Bros Perfection Jr ow ned *iy Charles C TiKa housewives won't buy them unless year as it had appeared early in the imminence I±y teach l>Jiturber 3 J-Asl session ft-rro Jr Orange Va second Onward VERONA IS BOMBED owi ed by- C A. Tow Norway Iowa j Duke owned by Red PebbUs Stock farm he says they are Fresh Eggs. The principal changes made in the Junior Yearling Bull—tirst Vernet j Ashburn ua Men's — Women's I BY HOSTILE AIRCRAFT. bill by the senate committee are as Prince owned by W J Davits Jackson , Senior 1 earling Bull—First Law rence Pans November 18 —A hostile air- follows Miss second .Prince Huport owned by owned by Red Pebble Stock farm. At-hburn Why does he think that? Because craft Hew over Verona, Italy this Luee & iloxley bkelbyville Ky third CLOTHING I morning severa.1 bombg being thrown by Committees. friiice Perfector owned by i- H. Taylor Junior Yearling Bull—First Beau Rover $2 000 special appropriation for type Jr irankfort, liy fourth Maples Lord owned by Anderson farmt, Marietta (.. L he can get from eight to ten cents trorn. the machine according to a Ha owned by J C Hobtnbon & bun Evana second V ernel Prince ow nt.d b> J H Ar For Thanksgiving I va& dispatch from Kome One child writers and other equipment for the vtlla Wia fifth, Ogtten Fairfax owned by noil N't*nan Ga, third Odessa Lad wn a dozen more for them. was slightly injuied There were no Academy for the Blind at Macon W T McCray Kentiand Ind ulxth. Roe ed by W L, Florence Powder Springs Oa other casualtits nor was any material The following are annual appropria uampton ov,nt-d by W H. Roe Shelbyvillt fourth. Odessa La 1 o\ ne I by W L. F or damage done the dispatch states tionfa for 1916 and 191< Ky aeventh Beau fover, owned by A.n ence Pow der tsprlngs, GR fifth CountI We know, and a lot of our cus- $50 000 for the Institute for the Deaf derson t arms. Marietta, Ga. eighth GaHton owned bj L I Guion Lugoff b C and Uumb at Gave Spring an increase Hhueknall Monarch owned by E H. Taylor Senior Bull calf— Flrat Paul I- dtrfax ITALIANS CAPTURE of $5 000 over the present appropria Jr Franklorl Ky ninth. Prince Rupert owned bv Rtdwine Bros Fayt,lteville Oa tomers know, that the Quality Stor- tion and the house bill owned by Luce & Moxley fahelbyvtlle Ky second Anderson i 1 rlnce owned by An ler STRONG POSITION. * 40 000 for the Soldiers home at At lenth Vernet Prince owned by J H Ar son farms. Marietta OIL third O lesaa Lai age £?JtjS that we sell are giving Kome \o\embei 17—(Via Paris No- lanta, an increase of $4 000 over the nold Nawna-n Ga, owned by W L. Florence Powder Springs* vember 18 )—A victory for the Italian present appropriation and the house Senior Bull Calf—First, Roland Colum Georgia. satisfaction. torces which ait attempting to capture bus owned by Glltner Bros Eminence Ky Junior Bull CjL.lt—First Woodford Lord (_»onzia waa announced tonight by the second V ernet Prince owned by W J owned by R M McNeel Marietta. < a ?30000 for the tuberculosis hospital IJavls, Jackson Mlba. third Lord Thomas aecond Woodrow Fairfax o vned b> Red war office A strong Austrian posi at Alto an increase of J10 000 over the Fairfax owned by W T McCray Kentiand Pebble Stock farm A hburn Ga third Why not ask for Storage Eggs tion northwt-bt of the city was captured present appropiiatlon and the house The statement follows Ky fourth W oodford Fairfax ow nod by Domino Prince ow ned bj fappedw ur f irm bill E H Taylor Jr Prankfort Ky fiftl C vlnglon Ga, fourth Be iu Jarrnan o vi and demand them at the right price? There is gi eat activity on the part $60 000 for the University of Georgia Hoehj-mpton owned by W H Roe Shelby el iy topee 1 var farm <_ ovlnyton Ga fifth of the 11 lillt ry on both sides aJl along at Athens an Increase of $10 000 over ville Ky sixth J B * ernow Leesburf, • > leafd ljad owned by "U L Florence Pow First Payment the tront The enemy s artillery seeks the present appropriation and the Ohio seventh Prince Rupert owned by der Springs, Ga. When you do this you get the same not only to strike at our defenses housf* bill Luce ne during the nig-ht of No resent appropriation and tlie house Ky tenth Maple si Lad owned by J C \ mber 1516 and on the following Cill Robinson Ai s ri t,vansvllle Wla conclusively that thirteen vessels wore C mormi PT the enemy renewed his attacks $- 600 000 for public schools an In Cow 3 ^ ears Ol l or Over—First, Joan * LlrfaA ownei by K H Taylor Jr Frank sunk from 3d to 7th November bv sub 2 n the positions recently conquered by crease of $50000 over the prestnt ip marine going from Crib r altar toward ui He waa repulsed repeatedly propriation and a decrease of $50 000 I f rt Ky second M a irona own*-d by t H loiAing in our hands two machine gung r iylor Jr Ft tnkfort Ky third Maple s Ancona from the house bill 1 asa owned by W J Davis, Jackson Miss, Secretary I arising will take no ac- Every one guaranteed good. and sixty prisoners one of whom was $30 000 for the state department of tion howf \ 01 until information of a in >fflcer entomology an incieasc of ?liOflQ over. fourth Mary H Colu ibus owned b> < lit Aeroplanes of the enemj yesterday ner Bros. Eminence Ky fifth Madeline more definite character is received the present appropriation re-commend owned by W J Davis Jackaon Miss ftlxth Such information is expected bj ca dropped bombg on Alia There •was no ed for the purpose of combating the Pair Lass owned by Anderson farms Marl loss of life or damage to property boll weevil This bill was also amend- etta, Oa. seventh Janc.t owned by W L ed by the committee to incl ide in the Florence Powder bprlngs Ga. eighth Jf-a As Conclusive Evidence I wilt and black root appropriations oth slo owned by W L Florence Pow 3er The state department considers that i?. ATTACK BY BRITISH er plants besides cotto« Springs tra. ninth Abbie owned by Red Mis Crreil H thaigre that the submarine Pebble Stock farm, Ashburn Ga. trnth IN WEST FAILS. For State Prtnon Farm. fired on the Ancona after the ship Alvira E owned by Red Febble Stock farm stopped may be taken as conclusive ev The L. W, Rogers Co, Berlin No\ ember IS —(By Wireless $110000 In 1916 fe.nd $100000 in 1917 Ashburn L,a. Idcnce \V hethf r warning w as given to Sajville IS Y)—British forces at for the state prison farm an increase Cow or Heifer still la an open question Secretary u mpted a surprise attack yesterday on of $30 000 over the house bill The Cow or Heifer 2 Years Old and Under— Lansing considers that the evidence on C PI man positions along the road be present appropriation is $95 000 annual ; the feature is inconclusive It waa t ^e^n Vltssmes in Belgium BIX miles ly ss|-r-si*ssi.r5ss&^i srss pointed, out today that because Mrs south of \pres and Aimentieres to the $40000 for the military department.! y H r K l h rd £ovove,e y y p-aTSarfaj ' cwne<£„ jT/'d by Wr TT %,,1!<-Cr»c ,' y (jrell wa^ the only native American 165 Stores Help You to Save Isouth of Mesaines This attack, the an increase of $25 000 ove-r the pres- t wurvlvoi of ^h*1 disaster much •weight \vai office announced today, failed Kentiand Ky fourth Clive Iris owned Ty ent appropriation and the nouse bill VI I T7ay',°r Jr fmnk'trt Ky fifth would ittiLh to her statement ' In tho Vrfeonne the French made The house bill also specified that but Vivian D nald owned by P H Taylor ]r St cr* tar> Tbilisin% Is of the opinion pr paratmns to explode a mine This $5 000 of the $2o 000 could be used for Kj nixth Prinr^ U at th rit,ht of v sit ind s« art,h tan ictlon was anln ipated by tho Gar mot. dut> and that anj part of this oined by IV J DRvi-< son Mi™ b c irr a out b> t suhmarin with mans \\n evacuated the trench men amount not so used should be returned «nenth Bom Blond by OHtnir r ut irtually pla in;? fjailora p n the Men's Suits— Overcoats aced by the m nes to tihe general funds of the stale The d<_ck of an intt re* ptod ship md is a *10-«12 Jl-.-*lS f^O-H!.^ amendment of the senate committee is me ii ire to prove the nati jn-ality of a Bo or all of tho vessel The text of today i official announce $40 000 may be used for riot duty and nnd Senior Yearlln Heifpr— First Matron Mrw Gr* il s sti cm-^nt of tho color of ment foil ws that any remainder is to be used in E the flifi flown by the aul marine was We Do As We Advertise Sanitary Market Co. Western theater of war Early yes- the support of the department Donald owned by P H Taylor Jr Prank Jones' Cash Store fort Ky necond paple s T at.s o vn^d t > taken 1 v ffic als nf the •itite depart FIrwt paj-ment KC!H tht t Iolh«-» 46 Walton St. on the Corner terday morning the British attempted The foregoing are the principal in- W I Davis JackBon Misa third Hone ment is bein^ tonilusKe evidence that 33 Edgewood Ave. o»p. Lowry Bank 124 WHITEHALL ST. a surprise attack against our positions creases recommended by the senate wood (em < wned by J F Hill RoUn ihead the bubmor^ible was flying the naval on the Me &ines—Armentieres high committee Ohio fourth Maple 3 Lass owned by J C Hag of \ustna Hungiary road They were repulsed An amendment will be offered m the Robinson & gon Evansvllle WJs fifth In the Argonne projected mining- op senate Friday to increase the govern Bonny CoUmbua. owned by GlUner Bros An Imnrored Quinine I>oot« Not Taane MENTER erations of the French became known PORK SHOULDERS or s contingent fund to $30 000 m»H Nor RlnKln(f In the Head. For FRIDAY and SATURDAY to us and the threatened trenches were Ing an addition af $o 000 to be used to by W T aic( ray Kentiand Ind elehth The h ppy combination of laxative in LAXA 71 y2 Whitehall Street ' e\acuited in good time Donna Perfect owned by C H Taylor Jr Small and Lean, defraj- the expense** of a special ai ciit TlVfc, BROMO Ql ININE Tnakei the Quinine II pntnfrK) I astern theater of war The sit of department accounts in the fctate Frankfort Ky tenth Mai !e s Lasa *t\ned In thin form 1 u.ve a Tar better effect than the California Evaporated by J C Robinson & Son Evanaville Win or lln-trv Quh Im* ind t cin be t iken by any Flrnt Stnln^uj -Snt lo J M Whole, Pound . 10- uation is unchanged house 1 HlKh to Peaches, pound 5^ Serbian front The allied (Teuton) The senate committee has concurred Junior \ earlins Heifer— Firnt \ ernet one without tffpftlng the h ad Remember armies during tho pursuit have reached Princess owned by W J D&vU Jackson to cail for the full name Lo k for blgnature In the hou«e special appropriations of Mlaa aecond Donna Perfect owned by E We Save You From 2O io Tokay Grapes, while tho Javor JRaska Kursumlya Radan- J4 500 for an Infirmary at the State of L W GRO\L 2^c they last, basket Or lerlica line Our troops found Kursu Normal at Athens and in increasing the mlja. evacuated h i\ing been pillaged annual appropriations to district agri- 3O% on Your Meats Oranges, dozen, i8c to by the Serbians Several hundred pris- cultural schools b> ?rE> 000 this amount oners were taken and a few cannon to come from the sale of fertilizer tags Fresh Pork Hams, Ib ! were captured and the fees for the inspection of oils Fresh Pork Shoulders, Besides the general appropriations Daniel's Good Clothes Store Tip-Top Bread 1 ANOTHER SERB TOWN bill the senate also read for the sec Round Steak, Ib ond time the various special appropria Established 1886 45-47-49 Peachtree TAKEN BY TEUTONS. tions which have been sent over from 5c Per Loaf Brains, set the house Meal, peck Heilin November 18 —(By Wireless The senato concurred in the house to bayvill > — The Austro German amendment to the auditor resolution Grits, 10 pounds for 25<* forces in Serbia continue to press back limiting the expense of the audit to Stone'sCakeslQ Fresh Country Butter, Ib their opponents The war office an $5 000 nounced today thit the town of Kur —Six Varieties— ** Breakfast Bacon. suml\ a ha

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ber chief of the aviation section of pany Union City /Ga. Atlanta Antiseptic the signal corps and Captain Cowan, AGRICULTURAL DAY company Cotton States Belting company commandant of the North Island army Took First Drink; MAKES GREAT HIT Overland Southern Automobile company eOlCT IS REACHED aviation school near San Diego Cox college. College Park. Ga. John M Large Crowds Are Visiting Smith Atlanta Georgian Southern Short It was charged that Colonel Ooodter hand and Business company Atlanta, Doll exceeded his proper duties in advising Continued From First Page. Hospital Mrs. HifiTfflns Lottis Plumbing aviation officers to file charges against Is Arrested Here; company Mr Eddie Metropolitan Life In Captain Cowan last April These charges surance company Mr Phillips G G Couch IN TRIAL OF were not pressed Later Colonel Good- confined to a single float, while th band wagon Builders' exchange Daniel "Model City" on the Midway ier was brought before court matriaL Whitfleld exhibit occupied ten floats, Brothers The Georgian company Allied Correspondence that passed between Leaves in a Hurry number of them fashioned after mode Printing Trades This ended the third di Findings of Court-Martial Will Colonel Reber at Washington and Cap barns and dairies, in which wer vision tain Cowan was introduced Much tes housed cows, bulls, horses mules an Man-\ Geoi gians this w eek are talv , ment pai k w ith F"ei ri wheel carry tiinony was introduced in support of swine FOURTH ing ad\ antag-e ot the opportumt> of us all sw ings and a tight rope walker Be Forwarded to Wash- charges of inKionipetency and favoritism Will Harrington Says First who ne\ or ti-es It also has jitney still pending against Captain Cowan The Brooks county float was truly DIVISION seeing the mechanical and electrical buses automobiles street cars police- ington. work of art It contained every home The fourth division was composed of grown product of the county, and ha marvel of the age as Kempfs, model men sk> scrapeis residences some in Offense Will Be His Last, the Marist college cadet corps and city has been so pronounced by men the course of constru tlon ind others a g'ood many exhibits of Its industrial band the army of Boy Seouta under entirel> completed and furnished It HAYNESSALESMEN advantages It attracted such wide the direction of Scoutmaster Bayne prominent in the college world and in Is a little eiu and the di\ s and nights San Francisco No\ ember 18 —The and Departs From the spread attention that It was parked o trial of Colonel l--ew s T Goodier United Gibson the Georgia Sunday school as civil engineering circles It is a mm are proportionated short Kvery five HOLD BIG BANQUET Marietta street, near the city hal soedation floats and the horse show iature cit\ built to tcale perfect In minutes the liprhts KO out and the States arm} judge advocate of the west City. where illuminated by special electnca directed by R. C Coiigdon. The line of detail and one of the most m&tructtve little s reet lami s ant* those illuminat ern department chai ged with conduct facilities, it was viewed last night b horsewomen was led by Mrs Kloise Ing the buildings and churches are «.u THURSDAY NIGHT hundreds exhibits ever placed be-loi e the public tomatjcall\ turnea on £-i\in£r a icrv preji dicial to milltarv discipline came L>a i Jdson, Miss Eleonore Raoul Mlas It was designed and built bv Fred b Yes thirtj five years is almost a More than 150 citizens of Quitma Marv Allgood Jones and Miss Margaret prett> effect *o an end late today when the court and Brooks county held a jubilatio ilc.lv ee Kempf a genius on the older of Thorn \s an extra attraction Mr Kenxpf long time between drinks, solemnly also has model farm which is a scene mar al alter an hour and a half delib Southern salesnjen of the Haynes au last night. Headed by the -committe The first prize for this division was as Edison and has earned him a nicie announced Recorder Johnson in police in charge of the BTOOKS display the' in the hall of fame of acti^ it\ In the wheat field the elation announced that a verdic had tomo>btle will bring their meeting to a had come on a special train to witnes awarded to Miss Jones for best per mow, er is it •« oilv while on another been reached an-d that the findings matinee Thursday afternoon sonal ap-pearance the second to Mrs This little Lilliputian town Jias every close with a morning session at the the- parade, remaining over until lat part hirrowing s being done ind rig>ht would be forwarded to Wash'nf?ton Will Harrington w as responsible for last night The Brooks county com Davidson the third to Miss Raoul The thmg that a city should have, and is near the big- farmhouse the threshing Conditions in the Lnited btates army Ansley mittee wast composed of E J Young prize for the best mare was won by beautifully laid out There is a rail machine is going- full blast being the strange announcement of the re -Miss McKee The first, second and aviation service and the men at the The automobile men Thursday night chairman Joh-n Stanley R C Mclntosh road train -which comes out of a moun operated b> a tinj steam engine corder He had been arrested by Of third prizes were lovlrg cups and the head of it wei e denounced today by held a farewell banquet, which was R L. Groover G "W Harper and W T tain runs through the center of tfie fleer Freeman for being unable to take Gaulden all residents of Quitman th award to Miss McKee a golf set W Ilia, n r Humphrej c:v llan counsel largely attended and which was an county seat of Brooks All along the parade s pathway sou- city switching the passenger coaches THANKSGIVING TURKEY for Goodi^r du*-insr his closing; argu care of himself and an extra large as and picking them up again aut >mat affair of unusual enjoyment. JTlwood j venirs, sometimes being sand\v ichea ment for the defense si&nment of 'blind tiger boose Wed CONTENTS and other edibles were flung to the ically A little steamer piles up and HIGHER THIS SEASON At this time when aviation Is so Haynes the president of the company nesda> night cheering thousands bj fancil> garbed down the river goins b> two bridges Important a ta t of the nations de told of his experiences in developing Harrington told the judge that if he OF FLOAT. men women and girls on the tloats of which open to let her pa-^s and close Chicago Noxember 18 —It was said the first gasoline-propelled car speak- would just let him catch a train and The contents of the float Includ Atlant^na.niaa. businesBusiness nousehouses after she goes through -Vt the top of in bouth "\\ater street to lay that fense and such men as Colonel Reber leave Atlanta It would be thirty five a vast array of prepared meats cannec The crowds exceeded the most ro Thanl^sgixing turkev will retail at 2" And Captain \rthur "* Cowan stand ar ing of the growth, of the automobile > ears before he would touch another goods \ egetables and other farm seate expectations of the disippomte* the mountain is a summer resort ai d to S ^er ts i pound this t%tH.son or the head of the srr\ ice Humphre> industry at the farewell spread drop grown edibles will be donated toda_ festival officials when thev awok> cars run up thp steep incline for the about 15 per cent hifeht r than ast year 1 to the Baptist Orphans* home at Ha,pe 1 t>ai 1 it is a,n in - itation to disaster \ number of other speakers were wh> the thlrtj f i\ e \ ears' ques upon a bleak rafn> morning se^er^ benefit of the patrons 1 he cit\ also 1 The hea\ \ rains w hi h marked the The -American peoi le nes was time the city were prevented from march r Greer military counsel for Colonel Any man who can face me and sa> trade and chairman of the committe ing In t?he procession by the rain Many Toodier review ed evidence adduced the guest of honor at a luncheon at that he hasn t had a drink for thirty that built the displays Mrs M E Judd floats were likewise kept out of the Chamberlm- Johnson-DuBose Co. luring the court martial at which tes the Capital Cit> club and delivered an five j e irs can go said the judge as he H J \ernor D Puryear v\ T Ken linnut;e timony was „ v en by both Co'onel Ive informal talk ailed the next case ner Sam Smith Mrs Bessie Smith, J Two especially unique floats wer Atlanta • New York -Paris \1 Johnson Buell Stark Julian M< those of the Maasengale Bulletin, syas Carney Dennis Barrett and Paul FIte tern and of the G H Phillips agency The prizes for the industrial secttoi of the Metropolitan Life Insurance com of which 'Walter E Browne Thomas K pany The former was a monster paint Daniel and William M Slaton were pot and palate erected upon an auto udges were conferred in the followin truck adorned w ith the inscription order > irst prize a gold medal t _ We Paint the Town The insurance the floats second prize exhibit was a miniature replica of the b 11 vei medal to Frank E Block an< towering Metropolitan home office Kid Gloves? We've More third prize five bronze medals to C building in New "i ork C Uowne s locksmith White Provision Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Go. com pan v Atlanta Metal Bed company M<-Duff»*'B Statement Firestone Tire company and Stone a Chairman Phil C McDuffie of the Different Styles Than a Woman ATLANTA NEW YORK PARI- (. ake co] ipany Atlanta Ad Veils committee in charge In spite of the drenching- rain tha rontmued fiom daybreak until far intc of the Agricultural da> parade speak last night the agricultural and indus ing ot the showing made warmly com Could Well Try On L il parade was a. triumph foi the Har mended the patriotism and «ffort of all \ eat festi\ al Ne\ er has Georgia be those taking part, and the splendid held a more •wonderful display of its service rendered in the preparations in half an hour \\ hv so man\ ' \\ hv <;o man\ mm L than the ifsouices agricultural industrial com for it 1 Good News of Waists mercial and otherwise It was five 01 There IB nothing but the most cordial ordinary store shows^ One reason is that thi-, i*, not an ordi ,d heartfelt appreciation on the part more mile=i of successive pictures o: myself every member ol the committee and narv g-Iove store We go into the glove business in a \\ hole ait str done and can do point stitching There has been a great daal of pre 1m Moving under all the difficulties thai ry work done In planning- for the succeni ran be created by a constant down of Agricultural lay Wo are especial y THE CAVALIER AT $1 25—One-clasp P K sewn, They just came to us from New York, pour the miles of huge trucks floats thankful for the fine assistance rendere 1 with 3elf or contrasting stitching KO.S engines automobiles horses and us by Chairman Beaumont Davi^on Cenera as new as the morning sun. That thev other animals piogressed without mis Manager E \ Clarke an 1 the other off! THE COLBERT AT $125—One clasp cape skin h ip when the ( ider to march was f?i\eu cera of the Oeorgla Harvest t estiva! asao between 10 i »nd 11 o clock only a few elation Of the Individuals who have givei should be $2.95 instead of $3.75—well, their time and energy an 1 effort to the THE NAVARRE AT $150—Two clasp real kid m n IPS litf than the sched tied hour s of this e\ent 1 mu t espec ally com The pa! ade w is led b> (jeneral J VIco Chdfrmin W Jl ^n Ith W R they are, but rest assured it is no fault ol V an H It Iviasl marshal gener al anc_ How rd T T Camp L t Rogers J M THE DREADNAUQHT AT $1 50—Two clasp P K hia tut of a des foil > ved by members Vin Harllnnen and of cou se our club sewn with self or contrasting stitching the waists, as you shall see. r th* efivein >i s staff in automobiles president Ju lin Boehm <«ov(r r Harris rode in a closed car (• verybodj hni \\orke 3 hard and well His esc rt included Colonel F J Pax 1 the onl> thing we h ive to make the THE SUPERBA AT $200—Two-clasp real kid A number of styles to choose from on Major Henr> Page U & A Major east compl unt al out is tie \ej-ther That IJ O St xmans Majoi f M Cochran >f course we cannot heli THE DERBY AT $2 00—Two-clasp P K sewn \lijo W T Spratt Majes E C Da \ * Ci.pt un Arthur McCollum Colone Georgette crepe with Radium lace I hn V\ Vlunell and a group of state AD MEN'S THE MONARCH AT $200—Another two-clasp P K. > fit Us sewn glove "with contrasting stitching Ti 011 blu*1 in 1 graj uniforms am DANCE Filet net with Oriental lace "•listening bi ts JetSing the elements The dinre KI\ en t tie \1 Mei -* J cadets club at the \udito i im An ly list THE WAGRAM AT $1.25—One clasp mocha I Mow. i ^ behind the govein i s di Chiffon with shadow lace (2 styles) •> OT pi ^stilted an inspiring picture .1 in> couples parti ipated in the ball THE AUTOCRAT AT $2 25- Two-clasp P k sewn I1 e i b i d was one 01 the features and dincing- was tn^aged in until a with novel wide embroidery Crepe de chine with lace medallions of tl o pioccssi i ate hour Beh nd matching; < Tdets rode Mr anc Held as one of the festiv e e\ t^ntt. of Mrs ( Ii tries J Raderi He^umont Di ar est FVntival week it showed the KAYSER'S LEATHERETTE AT 50c—Black white A tailored crepe de chine shirt \ i«!on resi lent ot tht Harvest Pesti results of c ireful preparation on tht. and gray The extra weight Leatherettes a»*e $1 00 val a-ib tat ion directors of the asso jart of the Ad Men ind a numbrr ot ictti n t ity oft cials including Mayor jovel features contributed to its. sue SILK LINED CASHMERE 50c—In black They come in flesh and white, mo^t of tin st\ U s h n c tin hiah lo\, Wool.va.ia \nd membe s of the Atlanta .ess t in 1 State Chambei s of Commeice Dancing followed a series of \aude The i e \\ ei e a. number of distinctive /ille enterta nments and 1 irinf? the I i 11 the w ome i s division most progress of the dance cash prizes were L nsj ic iou= of whuh w is the historic llstributed, imonr" a number of the pir Misses' and Boys' Men's Gloves coac i tendered b> Mrs W H Felton icipants Numbeis on the llooj were J be LI u K thiet girl students of Cox urrounded by circles ind the music Gloves AT $150 BACMO—The wash college Miss Mauri ne Dost in Francis was Interrupted several time to select Black Waists Holloa ay and Louise Little accompa able kid filove in gray or tan Notable Values winners of prizes the gifts of money AT $100—For bojs and irls = nieci I > Piofessor A A Pringle The >eing presented to the co iples v* ho lambskin P K sewn tan and gii Is were attired in costumes of the tood in the circles at the times that .95 Were $3.45 $^5.95 Were $5.0( fash on in 1840 and across the ancient he music stopped white AT $1 50, CAPE SKIN—In tan coach w as flung the banner To Co; A large mimber of balloons were sent I cadet or long fingers C H t,e m 1840 up during the evening the effect being THE CAVALIER AT $100— Behind them i oiled the diminutive pectacular ^Two-clasp glove for misses lamb 1 and $3.95 and $5.f5 J iptnr st pon> cirt tastily fashioned skin in Oi entil colors and trimmings and AT $2 25—A \en fim qualitj d iveii by Jester Hirboui of 340 Ponce CHAMOISETTE AT 50c—White cape skin in tan Thebe aie mest>ahne, pussv willow taint ta, and ( iepe d> (him , a bolt ol d Leon avenue accompanied by How WURZBURGE DETAINED ard Moi rison In the i ear of these or natural color clearaway pricing A tew o± one t>t\U, a tew of anotht i, soliK ha\e fehoit came the 00 floats of the counties and IN ENGLAND AS SPY CASHMERE AT 25c—Silk AT $1 50 AND $225—Silk lined cities the Georgia Tech division and lined red, navy and brown mocha gloves in tan and gray sleeves, jOme open m the hack, some aie mommni; waists; all ,m values ot the Allied Printing Tiadea Grand Rapids Mich No\emlPi IS — AT 50c — Boys fleece lined Alfred Egbert vVur?burge of thia city the first \vater ATLANTA s detained in England appuently sus lambskin AT $1 50—Fur lined mocha tan TO SEA jected of being a spv according tc AT 50c — Boys fleece lined nf ormatton here today Secretai v of and gra* On of these -i ri\et boat entered tate Lansing has isktd the local au mocha tan or graj In the Camp Cri ocerj tomp my and AT 50c—Boy Scout gloves w ith horities to verify a statement that AT $1 75— \utomobile gaunt SVomen s Ihird \\ard Civic club and A^urzburge was born hei e in 189^ gauntlet designed upon an auto trunk bore At "Wurbzurge s father resided h< AT $1 00—Boy9 fleece lined tur lets unhned black or tan Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company lanta upon its prow a group of small evenly years but recently returned boy sailors and girl officers on deck o German> Two sons besides Alfred top gloves and the prophetic legend The Chat emalned here Alfred Wurzburge left AT 25c AND 50c—Bojs wool AT $2 50 — I leet e lined gaunt tahoochee b tea rash in L>lne from A.t icre foe Montevideo and while the-e linta to the Sea It e\oked immense t is sa.id he secured employment in a gloves navy brown and gra\ lets in tan applause along the line of march acking house which shipped meats to Lighteen floats were entered b> De- England Kalb count> dibplaving practically ev Eventually it is < laimed Wurzlvurge e \ phase of agricultural commercial ./as sent to England on business and The Great Christinas Stocks of ind industrial endeavor in that com- while on board ship ch inged his name Will You "Winter" munity This outrixaled the number n the assumption that his derm in representing- Whitfield county the next .amc might cause him trouble when ]aigest jn number of floats Two e reached his destination Later the Handkerchiefs Are Now Ready giant traction engines were also con ame "Wuryburge was found In his pos m a tamed in the DeKalb representation The first of these met an untimely ession and he was detained \o\v let the Chustina-, selecting go fjiud.rd \\ e are fate at Five Points where a forward v, heel rolled from the axle, dumping ready—reach \\ith those splendid \arietie that \tlanta the ponderous machine to the pavement •women ha\t come to assonatc \\ith Clnrnbctlin Johnson in the centei cf the inbound car track Suit and Overcoat The Tech floats were imtpresslve DuBose Co There were nine in the parade four teen having- been scheduled The re matning live were barred by the down Our import itions direct from Ireland ha\e arrived in pour The Tech band marched at the quantities that would make one fort,tt that th u n had in any head of their displays On one of the Of "jam-up style" and dignified forward Tech floats a complete elec \va\ affected the handkerchief mdustr\ trical shop had been erected spitting- blue sparks from contacts, and emitting BUT IT HAS, mark jou that in store^ ill it had not such quality?—that's a staccato crackle from the wireless outlit overhead \ model laboratorv dependable connections in the little island ol h in Ikei chiefs w ith chemists busily at work with chemicals formed another Tech float Some of the srood ones The counties represented in the ar raj of tloats were Brooks Whitfleld Muse Class--A-l Cobb DeKalb Worth Gordon, Laurens, "I don't see how we Men's Stephens Toombs Douglas Campbell Women's Suanter Troupe and Milton \lllinen initial handkerchiefs Ml linen hand embroidered ini Preceding the county exhibits rolled lived without the the long and attractive displays of the hand ^ orked new deMgn^ 1Uc, tial crosb bar border 25c German truck farmers of the state re 1Sc 25c and 50c Invent some of your Festival week with us vealing the remarkable success of this f hildrpn s linen hand embroid colony in agricultural endeavor Thev Telephone" All linen hand embroidered ne\v ered initial 25c We have an exhibit to surpass in its advantages rode at the head of the Whittier Mills designs 4 in box for $1 00 band an imposing aggregation behind All linen hand-embroidered new Ml linen on** int h hem liand which came the Marietta street mer It's the old story of not embroidered initial 50c to you many things you left home to see. chants a colony of floats that vied with designb 3 in box for $1 50 the handsomest and most impressive of realizing the merits of a. Madeira embroidered corner A.1I linen with hand embroidered You see here what you want—you know it when the pageant thmg until its usefulness designs 3 in box for $1 25 design and initial SOc ATLANTA j has been demonstrated. Madeira embroidered hand Sheer linen full dress with nar yotTsee it—you'll appreciate Muse wear the more FLOATS scalloped edge handkerchief^, SOc row hem SOc The Atlanta Merchants aiid Manufac- Even if you feel that to $3 50 each Sheer linen full drehfc one inch you wear it. It has the staying quality. turers floats which came next in or Madeira embroidered with hand h**m 75c , der were as follows : a Bell Telephone would Atlanta Milling company Atlanta. Mineral be a joy m your home, hemstitched border 25c All lin^n one quarter and one ater company Atlanta Coal company At Madeira embroidered glove lanta Sandwich company F E Block com you fail to quite realize eighth Inch hem 25c pany Boy Scout float. Cocoa Cola Bottling size, corner design scalloped Plain lin*>n G m bo* soft bleach company J I Chase Threshlnr Machine how great a comfort and edge 25e company O T Camp company Bouch help it is going to be. Women s sheer all linen $1 00 —*ix in box for $1 00 Suits and Overcoats Bros company W J Dabney company John Deero Plow company Empire Furniture com a dozen pany Cotton States Belting company Fire- If you did realize it, Children s colored embroider Special Value Special Models $25.00 itone company Fnlton Metal Bed company Georgia Scbool of Technology School at you wouldn't be without ed, 25c a box of three At 10cr a full sized plain linen Commerce J M High company H O Hastings company Harbour's smokehouse a telephone for a single Children s linen hand-embrotd handkerchief with one-quarter to Tester 3 mill H. Kress & Co Thomas J ered SOc a box of three. half inch hem Upton tea Mason Bros MaaaengMe Bulle day. tin system. McClure Ten Cent company "\ew South bakery National Biscuit company National Paper company Rhodes Wood Fur The residence rates are nlture company Robinson Furniture com very moderate. Tele- Muse Hats, Shirts, Ties and Shoes are the pany Scenic Film company F O Stone Ribbons for Fancy Work Baking company Sterchl Furniture com- phone or post-a-card to pany Fred S. Stewart Southern Sales corporation Scbleslilger - Meyer the Bell Contract Office recognized dress of the gentleman. company Tripod Paint company Tonejt 25c, Were 39c to 75c 39c, Were SOc to $1 King- Bros. A Reid Trlpore Water company' to-day. Troy Itaandry company 'White Provisions Warp prints In many designs y Light and dark warp prints, & company E, G Willlnenam Sons company. 5 to 9 inches wide to 8 inches wide West Lumber company Western Union Telegraph company W C T 17 Mrs. I*. 90CTBMN BEIX TELEPHONE Reggie John Low Smith. Brotherhood AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Presbyterian church. Proctor Coal com pany V H, Kriegshaber & Sons* Mathewa & Lively Atlanta ice and Coal company

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W Bryan, Dillon, 6m- second, Mrs. F C Young RocJcvUle Ga. TWO ROUTES TO COMPETE Special prize 93 50 private donation, With 13 States Competing awarded Miss Cordelia Luberman. Atlanta, ! Wonderful Records Are Made FOR JACKSON HIGHWAY for knitting- EVERYBODY SEES A Best Dress Made by Girl Under la Tears— Nauh\ ilie Tenn No\ ember 18 —At First Gladys Hardeman Blalrstown Ga. second Miss C H Gone a way Anderson S C. the meeting here toda\ of the commit Farming Championship Won Be--t Mod->J Made bj Boy Under 15 Years— By Georgia's Young Farmers sionera of the Jackson Higrhwaj asso First Walter M Johnson "Wlnona. Miss., ciation the follow ing resolution -was second Hector McL*on Snenda Fla. adopted \ In class 3 consisting of collective exhibits, 1 CHANGE IN FATHER, the following prizes were awarded Lillle WiLnsley; Elbert 3000 The route from \ish\ ille throuprh The members o-t the Bo>s Corn club Best Display Agricultural Products by Cassia Conger Tift 3 852 Alabama, \ la Birmingham Montgom- By Mrs. Monk, of Georgia Club or Organization—First Bethany school —id the Girls Canning club carried the Caroline Holder Tift 4 223 KayettevJlle t*a~ 520 general assembly in joint session by Arllne McBrld* Muscopee 3 945 ery and Mobile to New Orleans and Best Exhibit Farm or Industrial Products Luclle David. Muacovee 3 42 the route rrom Nash\ nK vm Florence Made bj Public School—First Mra, W W storm yesterday at noon ^There were Aubrft King Hart 2 61 Ala Columfcu" Meridian and Hitties SAYS GRATEFUL SON The farming- championship of the Looney Winchester Tenn second S D Monk $20 second, PayettevUle school Fay- hundreds of bojs m the house of rep Jane Boyd Lownd»8 3 70 Rlegel Experiment Ga, etteville Oa Cheale Copeland Lowndea 3 07 burg-. Misb to New Orleans shiil be southeast has been won by a woman For the Best Sack of Oats—First H. K Best Collection of Vegetables from School r«sentati\es hall bearu s large banners Doris Maddox Butti 2 91 igiven until October 1 l^lh for nn tn- — and a Georgia woman at that Morgan Shelbyville Tenn becond Mrs. W Garden—FIr«t Bethany school Fayettevllle proclaiming; the counties from which Mabl« Flte Gordon S.11 | apection b> tht_ pathfindu s commit W Monk Sylvester Ga. Ga $10 Oeorrta Landers. Stephens 5 58 Cobb County Farmer Suf- Mrs W W Monk of Sylvester Ga, Best Photograph Farm Scenes—First and they came and the records they had 3 36 te» and the go\*-rnnient onprlneer at For the Best Sack of Wheat—First C a Eulah Martin Franklin which time wh hever route is in their in direct competition with the best men second Mrs W L Bowling Roseland. La made in raising corn There "were also Lois Roberts. Franklin 2 S5 Looney Winchester 1 enn second J C ?a and $2 oO hundreds of canning club girlb The Mary Bell Miller Whltfleld judgment the near* t c oni I^ted shall fered for Over Twenty farmers in the thirteen southeastern sl\ understood Looney W inchester Tenn second L, H Best Collection Farm Photographs—First made were regarded as wonderful The Katie WllJon \\ik-oi 2 50 that the Tonnes e i \ r ui i ibout 600 Years and Paid Out Thou- grand prizes for agricultural and do Mann Mrs. W L Bowling $ 0 second C I* beat record was that of Miss Jennie 2 "8 Minnie W illtnsham Wilcox 1 feet on tht. Fas -*j,o lU r \ r maj be products offered by The South For th*- Best Sack of Rife—First Dr Dal Baugert Summerfleld Fla $10 Nichols, of Floyd count} who realized Marguerite Johnson Jenkins 3 O" crossed b\ free ni^ht in \ da\ f^rrj Ada Lane Jenkins 3 83 sands Trying to Get Well. -°- ralist at tha Southeastern Fair Ian "Williams Folkston Ga second Mrs a net profit of more than $90 upon but all other streams sh L!I be bridged -W W Monk Sylvester <_ra Louise Chew Jenkins 3 244 and there shall be no toll gates on the j Thursday For the Best Sheath of Oats—First C S one tenth of an acre planted in toma Ix>oney "W inchester Tenn second Mrs toes The best corn record was toy route selected \lv father bass suffered from chronic Mrs Monk is the owner of several The roc a fabulous bird often re- The pathflnrtins committee and Mr W W Monk Sylvester Ga Joseph Freeman of Troup county who Tome the K \ernment en^ n e shall Bto^c™£e for over 20 yea.* and model Georgia farms in different parts For the Best Sheath of Wheat—First and raised 179 bushels of corn upon one ferred to in the Arabian Islg-hts was has paid out thousands of dollar* «J of the state She not only owns them setond C S Looney W lnch«ater Tenn GEORGIA BAPTIST believed to be of such enormous size rfp>term»ne tht route from N ishville to For the Be-U Sheith of Rie—Fir^t C S acre of ground and strength as to be able to carry Birmingham in the same \\ av and at medicines and doctors said O W she operates them, and lives on her Looney \V Inc hoster Tenn faecond Fred Diplomas were gi\ en to the boys even elephants tn Its talons the samt time •fllyton a. well known Cobb County farm at Sylvester Monk Sylv hter Ga and girls present for their excellent larmer who Uveb ntar tomyrna a short For the Be t Sheath of Rice—First Dr The three grand prizes t,he won were Dallas WiUiims b olkston Ga, second Fred woik Some more diplomas are jet to distance out of Atlanta. tr as follows $100 in g-old for competing Monk Sy I venter L.a_ be awarded The pi izes will be award We tried nearly everything Frizes for Corn. ed at the Southeastern fair grounds to cu.e him and he went off t, o ththe for and taking the greatest nunYber of Springs thinking maybe tha water For the Best Te- Fars of Corn—First T tomorrow morning single prizes $50 for competing for and R. Holcomb Alphnretta Ga second. J M The splendid work of the bo> s and would help him but it just looked like Tucker Sum ncr Hie < J- nothing would reach his trouble Then taking the srreatest number of single For the Best and Largest Stalls of Corn— Resolution to Mortgage S"lrls and the great benefit which the he trifd dietms and lived on l"^'* prizes for farm products, and $50 for First L. ^ Und «i I arkimn ille Ala, state IH to recei\e in future through food until he almost starved—-bu t even second J B Car le Forrest Park Ga the efforts of the younger generation that failed to do OO In Prise*. gument — Rap Taken at dresses deliver ed a* Btublorn as his and if there ever Fo-- the Best Ten Stalks of Sorphum— Ihe first speaker was Governor NaL "as a conn med dyspeptic he was one The entire agricultural and domestic First and second Mrs W W Monk Syl E Harris vester Ga Athletics. of them and I guess he would have products exhibit of the Southeastern For the Best Bushel of Sweet Potatoes— Other speakers were Chancellor Bar been e ytt if it hadn t been for this fair are under the direction of The First H tf Collins Newton. Ga second row of the I nlveisit> of Oeoigia Dr Mrs TV TV Monk Sylvester Ga. Fred Soul of th*1 igriculturil col fir.t we heard of this medl- Southern Ruralist, which gave $5 oOO For the Best Bushel Irish Potatoes—First By Rev. A. C. Hendley s wheen my father saw an ad- In gold and agricultural implements F C Tount Blue Ri Ice Ga, second S D Idge Speaker Will am H B-urwell of n the papers from Parties and the complete announcement of all Rlesel Experiment Ga, Fitzgerald Ga November 18—(Spe the house rn 1 President Ogden Pei he kne\\ n Tennessee who - awards was made yesterday For tKe Bes,t Bushel of White Turnips— cial )—-The la^t day of the Georgia sons of the senate friends of his and he knew what they These exhibits have been the feature First T R Holcomb Alpharetta Ga, sec Baptist convention opened with stormy said aU was the truth—so he ond S D Rlegel Experiment Ga Those reeclvlng diplomas follow irot it rtzhl awaj and be^an taking it of Che Southeastern fair and the fea- For the Best Bushel or Onions—First, weather and at one time it appeared Name—Address Bushels B Well Mr it act.d just like magic— ture of the week for those who are in Mrs, W W Monk Syl verier Ga. LJnton MurpI i Haralson For the Best Basket cf Tomatoes—First as though a stormy session was in Lloyd Murphy H *r iHon 139 and everybody notices the change in terested in work of this kind The ag- evita-ble During- the morning A. W 100% fafhe, now— «hy he Is just Ilk a Alt ricultural and domestic products dis- and second F W Hendrickson Ml I ledge Dewey GUreath Chattooga ville Ga, Evans. Sandersvllle introduced a reso Thomas Bali f ovvetu, 101 fcrent man and alts down to the table plays are the most varied and meri For the Beat Head of Cabbage—First P C Beck Dan Ban 107 and eats 1 ke a farm hand Only yes torlous It is said by the judges ever Mrs. W W Monk Sylvester Ga lution looking- to the solution of Me-r- Eqpest <_ unnels Madison 108 terday h» ate pork and turnlpa tor For the Largest Pumpkin—First Mi, cer university problems The reeolu John Paul lo LS Stephens 114 his d nnt, and ate BO much we were shown at a fair in the southern states Lizzie Carson Atlanta, Ga, second Mrs. James Daniel Turner 108 BAKING POWDER actually afrul he was overdoing the while the needle work exhibits are the W W Monk Sylvester Ga tion requested from the convention Paul Gibson Walt n 11 thm 1 roup 117 Absolutely Pure Some of the single pieces of lace and pcriment Ga funds for her pressing debts An Henry Will Tutke 10$ P embroidery are worth as much as a For the Best Collection Se«d Products Bernard Oast n liutts 141 3S ' ^ '^LnTmedic-ine will do things amendment was offered which Included 115 like that I think p< Pie ought to know hundred and two hundred dollars a Produced on One Farm—First C S Loon«y Eddie KIi s Mi cotee •Winchester Tenn second Mrs. W W the granting of tha same power to Stewart Mel lau Chattahooche> 110 4 aibout It and I want to sav right piece All of them "were made on the Monk Svlvester Ga Ernest Surrencj. \\ ayne m w that I would not give one bottle of farm by the farmers wives and daugh For the Best Box Pecans—First Dr Dal the trustees of Bessie Tift college at Luther Do \ Ij Appllng 100 Tanlac for all the other medicines ters of the south las Williams r ikston Ca second, J C Forsyth Comer Broun Lll ert 106 7 10 and health reiorta in the country put Hatchlnn Summerville Ga George C mger 1 ift 103 MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR Awaid of Prize** Best Dlsplav of Nuts—First Mrs W W Judire Evana S peaks Howard Bruce I Ickens 102 '"fJe'nuino Tanlac U ^old in Atlanta The complete award of prizes is as Monk Svlvebter Pa. second C S Looney Judge EJ\ans speaking- on the reso- Perry Baucom Lo vnclea 1043; only and exclusively bj .the Jacobs "Winchester Tenn Lewis Reel-it*1 r lowndes follows Be^t S-a. nple f gir Tohicco—First F C lution elucidated the technicalities in Pharmacy Co It can also be obtained Tor the best bushel of Irish potatoes. Johnny Conger rift from reg-ularl> established agencies in ,j Yo ing- ffilue Rlclpc oa second J A Mad volved stating that a cheaper interest George Harper \\ ayne AJnws potato pJ^tnter valued a $60 dox MoRer Miss all Important towns throughout the won by c Looney Winchester Tenn Homer Starling Wayn« Best, S mple Bright Leaf Tobacco—First rate could be obtained by the mort Pate Ive> \V itrren qtate—(1d^ > ' For the largest number of cash prizes J A Ma Idot Mother Miss gage than the present rate of interest Alt >n bhedd \V irren i taken Cor b; iiay of differe Best H f Bu he! Apples—First J G paad on funds secured by notes t arl Knohb < I arlt n etlew an Am r 20 steel pow May r Ij v G* second airs J~ W Paul F ro I Pi k<,i » press, valued at $40 n by Mrs. Bryan Di Ion C A During- the discussions some one In Luther Allred I it ken« Monk Sylvester Ga Prizes for Hon«T the audience abked How much of Vi M < lifto Bllb J* or the largest number of prizes taken Best Pound Crimb Honey—First J J the present debt was occasioned b-y George Beisdew Bulloch for domestic products an Altofer Liberty Davidson Lafayette ( a -second Reason football and athletics?1 There was Denuia Harper Coffee CHANGE OF SCHEDULES Bell power washing machine value {30 won R al Lillj Gu Earl Vickcrt, Coffee 85 "RIGHT , by Mrs W W Monk Sylvester Ga Best Jar Strained Hnney—First O B muah contention for the floor and aft Hardy r- Darnell Hancock l^S For the la.riresi number of prizes taken | Craw ford loiiesb ro (.a. st-cond C S ei considerable debate n. motion v, as Frank Dunn Pike 144 2. for -,m ill grain Fetzer ffraln and fertll 101 1« New Trains; Improved Service y made aud carried that the debate be Paul Gibbon W ilton izt.r drill value Sl-2 36 won by C S Loo- | °Best Colic ?tion Honey—First C S Looney clofaed Ihe resolution and amendment Walter Lee BrldRen Terrell 111 13 NOW" ney Winchester Tenn sec nil Mrs \\ \\ Monk T Reese Cole P ul ling 101 For best six stalks of cotton Lummus ' Best Curt 1 Ham—I trst and second Mrs wei e adopted Bartlett Cole I , 101% ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 21, 1915 cotton gin value $140 won by J M Hoop Mo k The Blue Ridge assembly question Willie Tow er t herokee 13H^ |_ ^_ _^_^J er Cummlnsrs Ga, Side Bacon—First and aecond Mrs Roy F wlf-r Cl ISA No 4 (new train) Lv Atlnnt* O 20 p m., Ar Huron 12 SO p. m For second best six stalks of cotton Brad V, Monk w as discussed by J p Nichols Qrif Herman "Williams Faietto 1^4 11 70 Ar. Sn^annnh TilO • m, carrying Savnnnah •leepers Make* principal ley gin saw flier \alue $25 won by Mrs W Best Packe 1 Hamper Farm Pro luce for fin 1* \an DeVender Jackson W L Lonnle Smith DeKalb 101 1' local stopa. Atlanta to Macun W Monk of Sylvester Ga Express Shipment—t irst S D lllegel Ex I ickard and W A Taliaf ei i o Macon W Illlara \\ ebb (* vinnett 114 For best ten ears of corn one Apache periment t a dfcond Mrs W W Monk. and initial steps were taken to inati Dew in Shirley t ranklln isa No 32 (Southland) new ChlvaKO-JackM>n\ille train, I.T Atlanta CONSTITUTION grfat m(M vatuc $S won by T R BToicomb, Best 11 103 Black Hawk gri«n mill value $3 won by Mrs V W Monk retarj Oeoige W Andrews Atlanta, ElHw orth W atkinfl Butts 106 69 No O Butter for Market— izi_d an assistant for him in his work For the U ft number of small grain First W \V Medlock 3 000 p m Stopa onl> at Forsyth, Borne** Ille and Griffin W R C ilchrist C ark^vi] The social service committee pre Tthel Rouaie Wllkes and corn prices taken one Bowsher feed Buna Loy Will urn DeKalb 1 863 Mo. 11 (schedule quickened) Lv Macon 7 SO a. in.. Ar Atlanta 10i5O a rau mill value $30 won by C S Looney Win Best Bushel Peanuts—I e Mrs W sented Us report through J I* White 2 9"8 TV MoriX second J M Kendrick Dannie \V Icker Macon cheater Ten n Atlanta, calling attention to the divorce Celeste Robinson Macon 3 825 No 33 (Southland) L.* Macon 3i58 a. m , \r Atlanta 6i51 a m. For best cleaned bushel of grain Oamp Florida 2 680 hell fanning ml 1 value $40 won by C S prices v pro $5 in gold e\ il uig-mgr ministers to comply with Mary Hall Macon 1 APPLY POSLAM; Ruth Fuller Newton 2 600 NOTF !—Brealefa»t Im aerved In dinioE car on Dixie F"lyer and South- ^ .,0 in gold second prize I ooney Winchester Tenn scripture in marrying those divorced 4 6GS For the best collect on of vegetables plan ere T.=< follows Alice Clifton Bihb r land between Tlfton and Jacksonville, »eri~lce a la carte. Junior combined Best Collection "VeE^tables in Glass Jars — lawlessness violence and utter disxe Jennie JSIcholH f loyd. 460 and wheel hoe value M nk second. Miss Jen gard for human life was also deplored, Montle ( ny I? loyd 5 '93 W Monk Sylvester nie Lu hie Sirgent Ga hononbte men and suppression of lynch law was Mamie Bryson Appllng 7 8 SEE HOW QUICKLY For the larffes number of prizes taken tlon Miss t dna Staphena Fayettevllle Ga urged Idel Haire Appling 9 0 for farm products Sandwich 1 A shuck Best Collection Fruits in Claas Jai B — Firnt Dr White asserted that liquor forces Lottie May King Pike 1 882 CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY sheller \alue $300 won by Mrs W W Mrs W W Monk second Mlas Jennie were already seeking out those favor- Hilda Dunn Pike 3 Gil Monk Sylveutnr Ga 1 uckie a-ble to tbeJr inter-eats to run for the Lottie Nichols Wayne 4 jOO For the best exhibit of hams and bacon Bent Collection Pickles in Class Jars — next legislature Hattle Johnson Wayne 2 908 PIMPLES RESPOND a moke house value $60 won by Mr« W "P r t pri/e Mrs W W Monk second. Miss L*. P i eavell re-ported on the work Cora Lee Johnson W ayne 2 842 W Monk Sylvester Ga e Iu K!e of the Baptist Young People a union, nie Mae Gil Hi Emanuel 2 600 Farm Products Prizen t Collection Jellies and Preserves in which showed splendid results In class 1 the prizes for farm products «. J trs — First Mrs W W Monk sec Posla1 m is a most useful remed> for nl tritz P itschcvn ck Bourne Texas Commerce Get* Next Convention. Ptmpl* ^ Undue Redness and minor consisting of $,> In gold first prize and $2 0 Best Display Dried Fruits — First Mrs, skin affections and it Is also an excel in gold second prize were won as fol "\\ \\ Monk second Miss Jennie Luckie The convention goes to Commerce, IOW3 Ga next yeai Dr 1> W Key Mon lent treatment for Eczema and stub For the Best Bale of Peavlne Hay — First Home Made Cake, born ei uptional diseases Mrs W W Monk Sylvester Ga second Best Home Made Cake — First Mrs S T roe was designated to deliver the an- To sfi* how quickly Jt acts on Plm G W Kent Butts G» Reeves \\ -Ukin^llle Ga second Mrs Gill nual seimon with Rev Harold Majors, pies or in tearing an inflamed com For the Best Bale of Crabprass Hay — of Atlanta honorable mention Mrs W W viuiedgeville, as alternate The date Diet Ion aimpli apply upon the affect First H K Morgan Shelbyvi Its Tenn aec \I k or meeting was set for November 14 16 pd spot at night and note the impro\ e ond Mrn W W Monk Sylvester Ga Best Piece Hand Ma4e Embroidery —First . The list of deceased ministers was roent In the morning- Poslam takes For the Bost Bale of Alfalfa Hay — First Mrs Herman Hoffman Al t second. Miss read showing that eighteen had passed The world's hold and exerts its work of healing at H K- Morgan Shelby vllle Tenn second Annie fata^g CUronetle Ala away since .last meeting, and with once Its results after a brief time are I>r Dallas Williams, Folkston Ha . Best Piece Hand Made Lace — First Miss tear stained ej es. after a song and often su-rpristng1 Poslam is absolutely For the Best Bale Red Clover Hav — First I tfcile Wllkins, Pent,aio3a Fla. second prayer the convention adjourned at 6 H K Morgan Shelbyville Mrs t assle Clingh rdt Roseland"^ La o clock sine die harmless For the Best Bale Lespedeza Hay — Fi st Best Specimen Hind Crnchet — First Mrs Uae Poslim Soap dail> for Toilet and H K Morg-an Shelbyville Tenn Tames Robl ins Punta Gordu Fla second The Wednesday night session of the Bath particulirlv if skin Is tender and F r the B^-st Bai» of Mixed or Other \lJss JeKsle Wilkinson WhitOe-Jd Ala. convention was presided over by Z H ther -leaps irr tale Hay— First Dr Dallas Williams Folk^ton Beat =perirnen Tatting — I irst Mr* J L Clark \ ice president, Moultrie The For samples send 4rd S C second Sirs A G report of the trustees of the Georgia nemcy Lab ratarit s J2 "W eat 25th St Ga. Pur l> 1 unt iln FIT. Baptist hospital Atlanta, was present best cigarette New \ork City Sold by all Drugg-tats For th.- He-it Sack of Corn — First C S Best Sre imen Knitting — First Mrs J ed by Graham Forrester, West Point F C McConneU, Atlanta, spoke to the report Over six thousand dollars had been expended in charity work A nine t> three thousand dollar debt hangs over the institution but despite all. tthe hospital made expenses and had a surplus in cash tobacco-Virginia The report osf the home mission —1559— board was read and spoken to by B I> Gra> Atlanta, The laymen movement report was read by J P Nichols Gnffin BRYAN WILL BE SPEAKER T7IRGINIA gave ciga- AT SUNDAY'S MEETING ^ rette tobacco to the \V illiam Jennings Bryan has been secured by the Atlanta Young Men s •world — the best ciga- The Atlanta National Christian association to lecture here Sunday afternoon to a meeting of men only at the "Wesley Memorial church rette tobacco on earth Atlanta, Ga. Mr Bryan will lecture on The Firat Commandment. ' This is one of his new discourses It has never been grows there. And into delivered in the south The theme Is Thou Shalt Have No Other God Before Statement of Condition (Condensed) Me The lecture will begin at 3 Piedmonts goes only o clock J P Jackson secretary of the local Y M C A stated last nig-ht that -wom- en will be excluded because the hall the choicest; mellowest November 10th, 1915 is not large enough to hold both worn en and men who wish to bear Mr Bryan Virginia. Want to know MUNICIPAL ELECTION why Piedmonts are the IN DECATUR SATURDAY biggest-selling cigarette RESOURCES LIABILITIES Becatur Ga November 18 —(Spe- cial >—The city primary will be held Saturday The candidates who have in America? Try them Loans and Discounts . . . $5,577,749.98 Capital Stock $1,000,000.00 anndunced for mayor and councilman will have no opposition as tha entries closed Monday last Two hundred and —today/ United States Bonds . . 1,125,000.00 Surplus and Undivided forty five registered for the primary The following ticket will be voted at , Profits 1,370,932.02 Saturdav s primary Other Bonds and Stocks . . 508,318.15 For Mayor—Hon L J Steele For Councilman—First ward J Love- Circulation 990,000.00 Jace Eve second ward Neal G Goss Banking House 800,000.00 third ward "J O Bell fourth ward Dr J H Phillips Other Real Estate 30,404.58 Deposits:— VALUABLE COUPON Individual . ."$6,439,431.18 FOR SHOOTING ANOTHER IN EACH PACKAGE Due from United States NEGRO MAN SURRENDERS Treasurer . $ 50,000.00 United States 71,113.21 Rome, Ga, November 18 —{Special.) At an early hours this morning -LJiff Cash on hand. . 633,250.17 Banks 882,773.50 7,393,317.89 Beal, colored, went to the city j&il and surrendered himself to officers with Due from Fed- the statement that he bad just shot another negro eral Reserve He was locked up, and I* awatftSng Reserved for Taxes and trial The shooting occurred In l^a«t Bank 334,286.46 Rome, and the other negro George Interest . . . 15,000.00 Smith, has a se\ere wound in his right arm. This may necessitate amputa- Due from Banks 1,710,240.57 2,727,777.20 tion LARGE DECREASE SHOWN $10,769,249.91 $10,769,249.91 IN DEKALB COTTON CROP THE CIGARETTE Decatur. Ga., November 18 —(Special.) The sinners' report, aa compiled by OP QUALITY Vf H. Watson, government agent tor peKalb county, is as follows Prior to November 1 1915. 6.953 bales of cotton were ginned In DeKalb coun- YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL OR CORRESPOND WITH US. ty, counting round as half bale*, aa compared with »,754 balea tTlnned prior IO far C4 to November 1. 1914. a decre&M ot 2.801 balu. * •*^*" SPAPFRf SPAPFRf THE COlSfSTITDTlON, A-t-L.^aJSiTA, GA., FRIDAY, IsOViJMJSJiK iy, -Page -bive.

GETS $3,OOO DAMAGES year are G Irfmghenry, Chicago vice McMahon'* Daughter Dead. ermt Waj ne McMahon of the conf«4 president A. M. Smith Chicago re- crate arm;,, dit,d suddenly at the horn* Hunting ton, TV Va November 18 — of her daughter here last night of FROM S. A. L. RAILWAY elected secretary and D 4dna Brown. Mrs John T "Wilson daughter of Gen PHONE CROSS CONTINENT FEDERATCD FRATERNITIES Philadelphia re elected treasurer acute indigestion Cordele Ga. November IS—(Spe- The board of fi\e directors was elect cial )—A verdlpt for »3,000 damages ed as follows Judge W A. Roane At was returned In Crisp superior court lanta M D Larsen Madison \V is N today In favor of J M Cox vs. The TO BE OPENED TONIGHT WILL MEET IN DALLAS J Hem. Chicago G C Lockwood Em Seaboard Air Line railway pona, Kan, and F Numemaker Chi THANKSGIVING DAY Cox sued for $5 000 for alleged per- Atlantans WiU Talk to San The Annual Convention Close* cago manent Injuries sustained when his au- The Federated Fraternities of Amer will give you at least one joy to be tomobile -was struck on a crossing of Francisco From Chamber With Election of C. B. Gard- lea is an organization of 80 fraternal the Seaboard road by a passenger train insurance societies and while oolj 40 grateful for if your dinner includes on the 5th of September this year F of Commerce. ner as President. delegates attended the 41lanta, meeting G Boatright and E F Strozier of their deliberations represented the in Cordele, represented the plaintiff and terests of 1 600 000 people The chief STONE'S DELICIOUS CAKES A D Hawkins of Amertous. and U V I Tihe formal opening of the trans- J The fifth annual convention of the matter before the con\ ention was the Made ot Materials of Guaranteed Purity Finest and Best Whlpple. of Cordele were counsel for continental telephone line between At- [ Federated Fraternities of America perfecting of a bill by which the cbil the defendant company I lanta. and San Francisco Cat. will be closed Its three days session yesterday dren of parent members ma\ be elisrlble A Plain Pack*«e But a Perfect Cak« celebrated tonig-ht at a demonstration | with the selection of Dallas, Texas, for to insurance benefits At the conclu the 1916 convention and the election sion of the debates in the Ansley hotel SIX VARIETIES I to be- held in chamber of commerce I 1 of officers Judge TV A. Roane who the convention headquarters it was an Always Deliciously Good Winter hall by the Southern Bell Telephone had been president for the last three nouneed that this bill i* ould be pre [ and Telegraph company years was again nominated and ear sen ted to the various legislatures of Always Freak the states as soon as an agreement was Shoes For LETT OF Long distance telephone connection nestlv urged to accept the office but reached with a committee representing ' will be established over the line and refused in favor of C B Gardner Dal- the National Fraternal congress an or las gamzatlon on the same basis as the the guests of the occasion w ill hear The other officers for the ensuing Federated Fraternities of America 10c AT ALL GROCERS 10. Men conversation between people in At WILL GO ON lanta and in San Francisco Each guest The Famous Hanan •••••O*««Mail Orders Filled Same Day Received—Satisfaction Guaranteed Shoes Prominent Union Man Tests Vitalitas and Gives Pub- $1.00 Cotton Blankets, 79c $6.50 Wool Blankets, $4.98 Carlton Shoes of lic Statement. High Quality —Large, double bed size, in gray —66\80-mch size, extra heav} weight James \ Lett, of Savannah promi- Our shoes ha% e fine nent m the l*abor Union circles and. only. Medium heavy weight. Ideal in plaids and plain \\hite Stitch- identified with the carpenter depart- selected leatheis foi ment of the Central of Georgia Rail- for general service. Perfect quality, bound ends Perfect quality, combed road, has some Interesting things to chief support The very say regarding natural Vitalitas Mr permanently fleeced. 79c. fleece finish. $4.98. Lett a home is 22 Estlll A,ve best \\otkmanship add- I am saying its praise to everybody," HELPS YOU TO SAVE states Mr Lett about Vitalitas 1 ed to fine leathers wish to go on record as one who will endorse its use to all who suffer as I makes a mighty worthy did For years I have been a sufferer of indigestion There would form a ^hoe. These are the lump in my stomach caused from gases, mv 11 year old boy was affected the onlv kind ot shoes •« e same way After reading so much about Vitalitas I decided to give it a ! 1,000 New Sweaters For Women, soil". trial—I was skeptical Yesterday my self ami boy ate black eyed peas for 111 Threc Lots HANAN SHOES the first time in several years Had I dared to eat peas before taking Vi- $650, $7 and $8 tilitas I would have almost died I am no 1 ngei s jffermg from indiges- CARLTON SHOES tion and stomach di^oiders Vitalitas is won JertuI ! Misses and Children- Remarkable euros of chronic disor- $3 50, $4 and $5 ders ot stomach llvei kidne>s bow els and blood are conatantl> being reported from the use of Vitalitas It All Sizes On Sale Carlton Shoe and is Nit u re s most •wonderful corrective and tonic (jet a free oample drink of Vitalitas at Jacobs Pharmacy 23 N C KINGbBURY Scores of on Second Clothing Company "VVhitenj.13 tet or write there for infor- 36 Whitehall St. mation—-(adv ) Styles Floor will be provided with an Individual telephone receiver and will hear all that transpires at both ends of the 9s9 98 _ _ _ line Among the features of the evening- g A Maker's Entire Surplus, in One Great Sale--- will be in exchange of greetings t't. tween Go\ernor Harr s and the govei 1 nor c C ( alifornia between Lee- Jordan T^ f" Ik 1P^ —of the greatest lot of Sweaters for women, misses president of the local Rotari club and the pifbident of the San Francisco club and children ever assembled in this or any other and talks between leading Atlanta titi zens and officials of San Frincisco Atlanta store. A maker's entire surplus—more than Nathan C Km^^bui y of New York \ ice president of the American Tele one thousand Sweaters—at special value-giving prices. phone and Telegraph company will make the address of the evening: de scribing- the construction of the trins Sweaters, in a Sale, Just When Sweaters Are Needed continental line and giving an inter esting account ( f the triumph of science w hlrh m ide telephone talk possible \ < r —Sweaters for every practical purpose —for women, such a great distance A remark it le nu ving picture showing scenes al >n^ misses and children—light, medium and heavy weights, the line and the difficulties onconn in tered by the engineers will also be • Red, Maroon, Navy, Oxford Below the Frost Line shown \£r Rmg-sbury will be introduced bv —Ruff-neck, plain, V-neck Coat Sweaters, and Sweaters with shawl, roll President W T Gentry of the fcouth is the home of Cortez ern R 11 company J Cpps Brown fust and military collars. \ i pi esident will formally open the lint and introduce the San Francisco —Full-belted, semi-belted, and plain coat models—^with and without Cigars. The fragrance s e Lkers to the party assembled in \t lanta pockets. JmniediateJy after the demonstration the line will be available for commei —Fine, closely knitted and heavy yarn, lock and chain-stitch knitted of the tropics is pre- oial purpobes and business men and otht rs in \tl inta will be a>hle to trans Sweaters in every size, for children, misses and women. served for the smoker ai t affairs bv telephone as easily as they can call nearby points Exceptional values, in new who wants mellowness JEWELRY TAKEN Wool Sweaters, at 98c, $1.50, $1.98 and bouquet. BY PICKPOCKET Cortez Cigar Co. KcyWul IS RECOVERED

The jewels and trinkets stolen by a pickpocket from Miss M> rtice Arnold mjjd of JioJior to the Georgia Harvest festival queen from Flovilla. Ga have iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiinnniiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiui IT* been returned bhe was robbed Wed neaday morning just prior to the floral paiade in the confusion caused by h( r THE BEATEN PATH auto being wrecked b> another ma chine which struck it that leads to comtort ind security Miss Arnolds name w is engraved on © e\er-\ piece of jewelrj that the pick is the s-i\ins;s bank account Over pocket secured when ht. stole her silver mefch bag There was onlj a little it }ou must tra\el it you \\ould money in the bag and the thief kept the cash •uoid the worries -ind cares \\hich Thur&tl iy morning J "V\ Arnold, i beset it everv turn The man traveling -salesman who is stopping at the Marion hotel saw the account of u ho ha-, a savings account has no the robbery in The Constitution He telephoned police headquarters and cause tor worr\ and care flies stated that he h id found Miss Arnold s im\ If \ ou \\ int to bt care free jewelry at Fiachtree and ndgewood in © a silver mesh bag He asked for hei -j- and h^lit hearted open an ac- addi ess and Immediately returned the — The Greatest, Most Varied Collection of Popular-Priced Sweaters for "'" -^ count toilu \\ith Atlanta s Oldest jewclrv to her A list of the stolen Jewelry follows Women, Misses and Children, Ever Assembled in One Atlanta Store V'^7 Ravings Bank Sigma :Nu card case gold biacelet siUer lip st ck gold pencil a lavalliere GEORGIA SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO. with a diamond and seven pearls Suit by P*nkertons Fur-Trim Broadcloth Suits, $25.00 For Frank Case Fees Latest Mid-Winter Models, Made to Sell for $27.50, $29.75 to Conies to End Today $35.00—Featuring Fashion's Latest:—Hipless Coat Models— The suit of the Pinkerton Detective a.Kcnc> against the National Pencil —Women will buy largely, of this remarkable collection of the season's factor> for fees amounting to $3 300 MILES CHEAPER now goint? on in Judge Ellis division newest suit models, at actual cash-savings of $2.50 to $10 on each suit. of the superior court, is expected to end todaj which will be the third day —Grasp the full significance of this announcement. It tells of fortunate of the trial New South Rubber Co. The PinkertonB are suing* the pencil purchases, of the newest of the new, mid-winter styled coat suits — af- factory for services In the Investiga- Southern Distributors to the Trade tion of the murder of Mar\ Phagan fording you an opportunity to buy just the suit you want, for less than which took place in the factorj 249 Peachtree Street Atlanta J W Pearce a former Atlanta man- you had intended to pay. ager of the Pinkertons. was on the witness stand Thursday when court ad —Handsome suits, of satin finished broadcloth, with chin-chin collars of Journed at 2 p m Mr Pearce will resume his testimony this morning fur—fur bands at cuffs and coat bottom. Newest style skirts — pleated Attorney Harry Alexander did not complete his cross examination of or plain. Coats are full lined, with guaranteed satins. Harry Scott an official of the detective agency and also a former Atlanta man —Shown in brown, green, navy and black. A size for everv figure. Twice Usual Wear ager until nearly noon Thursday bcott was the first witness in the suit, Choice styles, in actual $27.50, $29.75 and $35.00 suits, on sale at $25.00. or Another Pair ha\ing gone on the witness stand ear Iy Wednebdav morning when the case was begun The ordinary process is Attorney Pailip H Alston repre- to press socks into shape. senting: the Pinkertons, objected to questions asked Scott b> Attorney New Coats—$7.95, $10.50, $12.50 and Alexander which were to ascertain from the detective if he thought Jim Conley the negro in the Frank case, had told the truth in his affidavits —Coats for every occasion, for misses and women. New, natty aboat the murder of the factory girl, when he swore to affidavits at police "sport" coats—coats for autoing—for street or general service— Socks^Men = barracks His objection was sustained by Judge Bills and strictly dress coats. —Offering chopsings second to noneJri all Atlanta. Arrivals of IMPORTANT CHANGE the past week, include: are knit to shape—to the IN SCHEDULE. natural shape of the foot. Of Effective Sunda\, November 21st, "THE SOUTHLAND » operated by the —Fur-trimmed Cloth Coats the best silk lisle—silk fibre W Louisville & Nashville Railroad will lea\e Atlanta at 7 18 a m instead of —Fur-trimmed Plush Coats and silk threads—dyed " ,712 Returning1, this train will reach1 [ Atlanta (Terminal Station instead of by the best process. Union Depot) 10 05 p m.. instead otI —Fur-trimmed Velvet Coats. i 9 50 p m , Train No 31. from Cincinnati and Guaranteed by your dealer Louisville will reach Atlanta; 11 40 a. showing the season's latest styles, at money-saving prices. and the factory. m instead of 12 10 p zn * 9 Local Trams 35 and 38 will be re- —Ample choosing, at each price: ' established and The Southland wIJl do | no local workT on Sundays between Car- i tersvitle and JSlowah ' Train No, 4 between Atlanta and $7.95, $9.75, $10.50, $19.75 to $35.00. Knoxville. via Blue Ridge, will leave 7:26 a. m mutead of 7.22 a, m.—(ad*- J. M. HIGH CO. J. M. HIGH CO. /•SP4PFR1 Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19,. 1915.

Atkinson. Mrs J T Some r field. Mrs picture hat of black \elyet Miss Fran a piece of hind made lingerie and a Emily McDougald Mrs Hugh Willett ces Clarke wore kmj; s blue \elvet and brocaded perfuiie holder Th» fpiests Mrs Samuel Lump-kin Mrs Spencer* At chiffon M saea Kpple and Joan Clarke of honor were eith given novelty hand Mrs. Goddard Entertains kin son, Mrs J T Holleman Mrs E assisted their mother in entertaining kerchief cises E* Horine. Mrs J E Somerfield. Mrs The guests were Mrs Clarkson Mrs. W il The puests iverc Miss \ Ick. Ml** Godfrey Ben Elsas, Mrs. O C Fuller Mrs H llam Riley Boyd Mrs. S C DInktns, Mrs. Ml** Hortue- Wi-'a Laurt rice Horine Mi*»s G Hastings and Mrs "W M Mans Mark Palmour Mra. Dean Christopher Mrs. t race roses Mrs -Y O Dinner Party for Visitors. As it they had just stepped out from was a prett\ incident of the general Woodward Is chairman of the floral Hon G Ogden Persons, of Fors^th the rose hung pergola behind them, scheme The> were garlanded with committee and Mrs D I Carson is entertained a part} of Fors>th friends Mrs John N Goddard and her mother, smilajE, and at intervals white baskets chairman of the refreshments commit Wednesday e\ enlng at dinner at tlie tee Winecoff Mrs G A NIcolson. received the hun of pink roses alternated with sil\ er baskets of cakes and confections, and The guests were Miss Lucile Tal dred guests Mrs Goddard had invited silv er candelabra their lights under madg-e Miss Louise Wallace, Miss Mary for afternoon tea at Druid Hills Golf Vesper Club. Zellner Miss Hallle Lancaster Miss pink shades Mary Lou Newton Mrs R C Brooks Visitors clu>b yesterday f*aJ ms were used in effective mass- An event of the e\ ening will be a Davis-Bailey Marriage ing and the occasion was one of com- dance g-iven bv the Vesper club at their of Forajth Miss Inez Minter of Ma- In happy contrast to the storm clubhouse on East Pine street The af con Mr Howell Newton of Forss th clouds and rain out of doors •« as the pleteness and enjoyment and Mr Ra>mond Harris, of Hampton The beautiful hostess was gowned in fair will be an old fashioned countrv brightness and beauty within the salmon pink faille with contrasting dance and all attending will be dressed whole ball room converted into a sum in country life attire The club- Prominent Social Event finish m a girdle of sapphire blue % el house will be appropriately decorated Luncheon for Visitor. to Atlanta mer picture v et Mrs Nicolson n ore a handsome with shocks of ha\ and fodder with cot Mrs Arthur Kellogg entertained at The white pergola on which vines toilette in black chiffon and char ton stalks in full bloom Pumpkins a small luncheon vcsterda> tt her and gay pink roses v, ere trained incuse Little Miss Mary Godtlard was and other products of the farm "will home on Fourteenth street in honor of During Harvest The raai age of \Iiss Rosalie DaVis side to side ul tho u-hurch drc oped to reached across the far end of the ball a charming figure in white her hand also be used in decorating Apple cider Mrs Frederick Fisher of Grand Rap made lingerie frock worn w ith pink will be served Beautiful favors will ids \\ ho is the guest of Mis Robert Festival Week j oungest daughter of Mi and Mrs m t B P t9 «*>•". and aboxe H the mus.c of a The n|ht°of mJ r,ad <:and]es m brass ribbons be given to the ladles The honor guest Butters Charles A Davis lo Mr Benjamin candelabras shone softl\ in the midst »'«ngr oichestra floated out from be In the receiving party were Mrs Edward of the evening will be Miss Eh7abeth A basket filled with 5 ellow and of the palms and great clusters of hind the palms and smilax which half Innrnn Mrs. Robert F Shetldeii Sirs Rarney a bride-elect. white ch^ santhemurns was the center Mart Baile> first lieutenant Third Charles A Conklln Mrs Henry Johnson white chrysanthemums in tall white concealec d thee orchestrorces a galler5UIiery lit aa piece of the table and other detonti\e Field artillery United btates army was i' jr Mrs James D Robinson Mrs. William detiils were \ellow Mrs Kellogg w ore basket vases were placed at inters als t 1Uxiuxururyv of leafv srropn P Hill Mr Thomas B Paine Mrs James the brilliant social event of last night against the green and fell in show ers ] s °5*eafy green For Mrs. Clarkson. blue chiffon o\er sitin Mr-= Fishers ARE INVITED " " Vt each side of the ball room long L. Dickey Mr<* Harry English Mrs Vaughn the ceremony at 830 o clock assem- from the points of the festoons of NJxon Mrs W S Elkip Mrs, Huffh Rich Mrs Peter F "Clarke entertained at a costume was of black charmeuse and lax Q\ ei head tables were spread with aspics and 1 pretty tea > esterday afternoon at her chiffon, w fth black tulle hat trimmed bling a large congregation of friends balads and all the Uatnt\ things going ardson Mr - E Iwln F Johnson Mrs Clar The Gate-* of ROMCH entc Kno\\]es Mrs Robert Maddox Mrb. home on Piedmont avenue In compli in gold lace it the Firfat Baptist church \fter to complete a delicious buffet lunch Carroll Payne "Mrs Fhinlzj- Calhoun Mr the members of both fim Misses Leila Pow ell Genevleve and velvet trimmed with fur and Mrs Helen \ lok of Ow ensboro K\ and ilies being p-resent Olive Capps presided at the punch of a larpe bridal party added to the Swift who opened floral gates made Clarkson wore a becoming gown of Miss Frances Godfre\ of < inj,t„ o of yellow roses and blue corn flowers . Mr and Mrs Horsey left at midnight bowl on the front porch which was lavender taffeta, combined with point the g-uests of Misses Mae and Laurence picturesque nterest of the occasion hich were swung between the two I for Washington and ISew 1 o*-k tor inclosed and decorated with autumn lace She wore a corsage bouquet of Horlne Ktllarney roses and ferns dec 1 he costumes >" the bride s attend front pews and Hudson Moore and ten days trip and on their leturn will leaves palms and ferns Panma violets and pink rosebuds and a I orated the rooms, and the pi izes were ants initiated the j ellow and corn Elizabeth Davis who bore the white be at home at the residence of Mr and Mr and Mrs Gilmore left during- the flower blue coiibination which was satin kneeling cushions iMrs Fred Shaefer on \ir-gima i\enue evening for ^sheville and they will be Miss Isoline Campbell was maid of College Park at home in Galaltm after December 1 ontinqed in artibtic fashion in many honor Mrs Laurie Davis Anderson Among- the out of town guests were pretty circumstances of color w hile Holiday was her sisters matron of honor. Miss Dr Woodson and Mr Mitchell Hall the touch of gold lace which distin Isabel Robinson was first bridesmaid Featherston-Gilmore. of Gallatin Mr and Mrs> James Wads guished the conventional e\ ening garb Misses \ frginia Lipfacomb Helen Me The marriage of Miss \nne <. trol>n worth Mr J E Featherston of V>ew of the bridegroom an 1 the army off! Carty and \Iary \lgood Jones were Featherston and Mr Joseph Harlan fjil nan and Miss Mabel bawj er of bridesmaids, Americus c^*rs in attendance added the military more of Gallatin, Tenn waa a pretty Mi Arthur L D Warner of New event of last night taking place i ote York was best man Mr Claud Si em a 8 30 o clock at the home of the bride s The w hole front )£ th* h irch w of St Paul Lieutenant Charles Blake parents Mr and Mrs William S Feath For Miss Louise Parker. lade a brilliant floril background for 1> Sixth Field artillery at ]Sew Or erston on North Boulevard Miss Louise Parker was the guest the br dal picture \ lux arj of palms leans Lieutenant O O Ellis United The house was artistically decorated of honor at a delightful luncheon vas massed as high ab the organ gal States mfantr> at College Park, Ga with plants and flowers g-iven by Miss Wyckliffe Wurm yester Gifts Lieutenant Creed Cox Eleventh caval J^i v where thov merged TV tih other The ceremony took place in the liv day morning at her home on North ry Atlanta and Mr F* J Robinson of ing room the altar a bank of palm-* Boulevard — IN — J t alms lin ng th^ gallerj itself and Savannah were sroo>msmen arid ferns and white chrysanthemums and ^ ellow and white ohrj santhemums (hit k Rai lands of smilax swimg fi om Messrs Hugh "VI "VA illet Hudson Moore lighted with cathedral candles The decorated the table in the dining room Oscar Davis I orrebt \dair, Charles N bride s sister Mrs R B Tults was and other pretty details were vellow Dannals Boiling Jones Charles W matroi of honor and Miss Laura and white After luncheon bridge was Da\ is and Major Joseph \ an Holt Nash Featherston maid of "honor Miss Anne enjo>ed The prizes were embroidered were ushers Oilmore o£ Gallatm Tenn was bride towels silk stockings and embroidered Cut Glass and Rev Charles "VN Daniel was the min maid and the ribbon bearers were ihand kerchiefs ister officiating arw*. Mr John O Don Miss Janie 7achry Miss Aline Thorn Miss ^ urm wore white Georgette nelly at the organ plaj, ed appropri ton Miss Katherme Seaj and Miss crepe combined with blue chiffon and ite music before and during the cere Katherine Moore I ittle Miss Frances Miss Parker was gowned in black vel money Tufts was flower girl and ~Miss Linda \et trimmed In fur and silver and her Fine Porcelain Til* Bride's Costume Jernigan iIng bearer silver lace hat was trimmed with The br de \outhful ind beautif il Mr Boiildin Perkins of Gallatin was small black osti Ich tips wore an ideal wedding costume its befrt man and Dr P M DuBose of Miss Nadine Keith of Lexington Mo The most bf aul if ul and com CRY FORUCAPINE material ind fashion girlish and be ( allatin was th£ offu lating ministei woi e blue r-harmeuse and chiffon with plete line e\ er shown in the coming The gown waa a tulle model The ushers were Dr Lucius P \\ right brow, n f m hat trimmed with silver south including single pieces made without a train The coi sage of Mr J" B Martin of Augusta Mr B ro^es There were twelve guests I Pim Jr and Mr M C Kallock Mrs Julian Prade was hostess at and sets of the finest i- rench A Strictly Scientific and tulle had a bodice of white satin with Miss Isabell Hilly played the wedding- bi 1 Ifje Inter in the afternoon for Miss and FngHsh bone china Ask corsage cluster of orange blossoms n arch u kei especidllv to see the Royal The short skirt fell in billowy fullness B* foi e the c iming of the wedding- The decorations were chr>santhe Ethical Remedy and Pre- from wired panniers of tulle elaoo Miss Milrlitd Parks sang MI for You mums and the prizes were *>ilk stock Doulton and Rojal A\orcester ratel\ embroidered in pearls, the wired and Miss y'JJJa Johnson sang- Schubert s ings and the guest of honor was given ventive for Simple Sore lines finished by narrow tulle ruffles serenade a tmmty handkerchief The \\ hite tulle veil fell the com en The rib-bon beareia alternating Mrs Prade wore cream colored crepe tlonal length a train would be. and it weal ing pml and white gowns and, combined with lace Mis Charles Dow Throat, Colds, Croup and was h ing from a bandeau of white carrying sheph* rd s crooks decorated man assisted in entertaining and wore sat n finished with a cluster of orange with pink rose buds and tulle formed blue chiffon over flesh colored s^itin DOBBS & blossoms lEramst the wearer's prettj an aisle Unougrh which the wedding" There were tu entj four gue^t1* Threatened Bronchitis and k brown ban Her old fashioned part} came to th«= altar The bi ide, b )ii iuet "was of lilies of the \allej In entered with her father Mi William Pneumonia lace hoi ler the handle showered IVatherston and wis lov ply in ht r Reception at Atlanta WEY CO. ith lilies wedding gown of white crepe meteor 51 N PryorSL Near Edfcwoed Av« The matron of honor -wore corn , hand embroidered and combined with Woman's Club. i ii L mula of Fucapit e ^a \ e i on flow er blue her gqw n a charming Chantilly Jace and tulle and trimmed I A n interesting occ a si i uf \f< iid Ji in > in hea\ taffetas the skirt with seed pearls Her tulle veil was afternoon Novenit er ">I ill be the re ei y package Show it to your family adjusted with orange blossoms and her ph>bic an and h** \\ill heartily indorse* ired inrt th< : hips i hoop skirt ception at the Atlanta \.\ oma. .. n s i lub ettec t flowers were a shower of bride roses to the new members of the <.lub The Gun Metal It as a most decided improvement o er I he bi ulesmaids woi * jellow taffeta and \alley lilies receptlo i will be at 4 o clock tollo'w other preparations for family us<= fii-nne- The matron of honor wore a gown si mi lii models the of ing a &hort business session Mts P ! ucapine Sal^e H in elegant pharma sques ha\ ing- a touch of color In while tissue cloth wtth satin stripe T McCo^ern president of the club will Extra high r itical preparation combining the an and her flowers were white roses be issisted in recei\ ing bv the e\ narrow coinf lower blue velvet rlb-bon The maid of honor was gowne-d in CHENEY'S presidents of the club who are Mrs as pictured t septic soothing and healing pi oper In their hair thev w ore wreaths of pink crept* meteor \ piled witli green v ellow mil bi IP 1 rench rosebuds with Times T T ir-kson Mrs A McD "SV ilson 1 f s of eucalyptus camphor T\ mto tulip and ti mimed With silvei lace She (Mrs J( hn King Ottlei Mrs r G (Me reen menthol an J pine with i ef ined ilver 11 Ubon stt earm rs and instead tarried a shower or pink roses of bouquets the> carried large fans Cabe Mrs ^ P Coles Mi s Hamilton EXPECTORANT petrolatum a^ a basis it i"» especially The hndesmaid ivore blue <. rcpe m< Douerlas Mrs \V Mr oods White and Mrs Pec-rl^M CiMurli and Cold < or* I oomfiim \\huh they held open ind waved gently teor trimmed with sil\ er lace and she up the phlnrm, soothes Ilnlac of thront* alued by parents for "the almost in , thej descended the aisles TBollinp: lones and the officers of the HtopM headKfkeii, fure-o \Tor«t henil pold tant relief it affords in < atai i hal carried a bouquet of pink iose>buds club Mrs R A Colcord second \ ice The fans had alternating leai es of The little flower girl wore a white pi f sident Mrs Henry fetockbridge see oroap or whooping conch tlffht chri< roup and colds and for the protection the blue cornflowers and \ollow che lingerie dress with pink iibbons and retarj of the board Mrs Howard Me or harttlnK oo«wh T)rrtst£l*t*, 25c. t gives against serious lung disease"? mile and the yellow sticks were show* carried a bosket of pink rosebuds The Call recoi ding secretary Mrs Albert Delivered to any home in Atlanta da> red with cornflower blue ritobon and ring: bea/rer also wore a white Iingrerle Akers corresponding secretary Mrs r night or hy mail post paid to any lilies of the valley dress and pink i ibbons and carried the Ha\nes McPadden treasurer and Mrs The little girla who were attendants ring in an Easter lily for 2&c Phonite: owri writ»v i ILeH inth«e „-..._ flUffv D n Bootes dresses of white tulle | The bride s mother wor^ white crepe* The guests will be received at the Coursey & Munn Drug fetor** Broad and I cau&nt Wftn garlands of French flow- , meteor trimmed with silver lace door by Mrs Tohn R Watts chairman Marietta St«? Prepared only by the ers and they carried old fashioned Assisting in entertaining- were Major of hospitality committee Assisting Mrs Pucapfnc Chemical Co Mfg Pharma bouquets in cornflower blue and j el land Mrs R J Gunn Mr and Mrs O Watts will be Mrs Alonzo Richardson RIGHT ists— low The bo> s wore smart white flan lf Jernagm Mrs J N" Dorf Mr and Mrs Nellie Peters Black Mrs M C nel suits Mrs James R Thornton Mr and Mrs Russell Mrs James Van Harllngen Mrs Davis the brides mother wore Arthur Tuft Coffee was served bv Mrs Stirling- Mrs J O Mattthervson Mrs C\ C Callaway and Mrs C N i elegant toilette of bla,ek saMn and 1 Mrs Fmib McDougald Mrs* Hugh AMI t illf* the angel sleeves of tulle fin- Featherston In the library -where au let Mrs '-amuel I ump-kin Mrs Spencer , s ed with jet tassels and the girdle of flesh colored satin showing black tulle Mi s Hudson Moore was gowned in "RIGHT pmk Georgette crepe with the skirt in pointed scallops, and the girdle of WWWWWWWWWM. RICH & BROS. M. RICH & BROS. 9 y deeper rose finished with French flowers NOW Mrs Hugh Willet was eowned In black satin veiled with tulle em. receiving In. the spacious sun parlor stood before the mantel which was veiled with autumn foliage out of which «*hone electric A SAL OP lights At one side rose a cluster of \ ellow chrysanthemums and the yel low and blue of the wedding scheme was repeated in VTSBS of deep yellow ro^ps and cornflowers placed effective !> about the apartment its basic deco ration in palms The porches opening out of it front and rear were en closed in canvas and con\ erted into Indoor gardens picturesque with palms and bay trees and TV ith bamboo trailed on the canvas walls They were light Npcpssarilv shy this •*rl by festoons of electric lights under maiden spea the world v ellow flower shades and punch was "Golden Gram," with through golden lacp— se^ed there from bowls imbedded In velvet and small rose? fernb and autumn leaves used to advantage — MILLINE $8 75 The entire reception floor wa«t deco rated With srmlax and with a luxuriant f875 massing of palms and variegated fo hage and baskets and vases of yellow ch rj faanthemums and of roses added their gay color note The Bridal Table. The bridal ta>ble in the dining room seated sixteen, which included the bridesmaids and groomsmen, with Mrs L D "Warner and Mr Prince Webster to complete the partv The winter sun glints The centerpiece waa a large circular its rays on this all gold mound of cornflowers, lightened by lilies of the valley In the midst of cloth turban with daz- the flowers was the bride s cake a zling result—?8 75 massive creation, hollow in the center and filled in with yelloTv roses out of which rose a dimftvutive bride A net brim with gold \ellow roses and corn flowers were braid, lace and pink woven together to form two half loons A New Standard of Millinery Value which arched over the entire central crepe de chine roses decoration and surrounding- it were al- ibout a velvet crown— < t-mating vases of > ellow roses and $875 silver candlesticks with yellow shades Is Established When We Price ThisI«Uie The ladies places were marked by dainty Austrian fans of grold embroider Kind I Want!" ed tissue with tortoise shell sticks the These Exclusive Productions: names on blue and yellow ribbons tied to the handles The men s places were "Mother tried all brands, indicated by match boxes of black silk she know* which u best— suitable for evening dress use the boxes I bearing the initials of each gentle- TC Anou» how to (et eood, men in grold wholesome bakings erery Fa-vors for the ladies were satin van bike-day — how to sare Ity bags full of puffed rice and at the gentlemen s places were tulle rice bags ./b Baking Powder money — The bride presented her attendants with mvojd bake-dij sorrows. dainty pearl and gold brooches An elegant supper was served, and The Story Behind This Remarkable Announcement "She likes the wonderful the music of an. orchestra was a hap py incident. > leavening strength — fin* Mr and Mrs Bailey left during the *r HE following telegram, received Thursday morning from our raising qualities— absolute e\eninc for a wedding trip and thej * York purchasing office, is the consummation of the idea we h; purity—great economy of i HI make their home for the next two ears at Fort Sam Houston Texas been working on for many months The bride a feted debutante of last season, represents on both sides fami •Rich s Millinery Dept CALUMET Mes of Georgia s best citizenship and After \ou left >ew York WP succeeded in bringing she is the daughter of one of Atlanta's Fifth avenue manufacturers to terms and have obtained th~ BAKINGPOWDER capitalists and lead in K citizens. Her of trimmed hats for >ou at a reduction of 50 per cent fr< school days were followed by travel price G-ive the public of Atlanta the benefit of it and • and study for more than a year In Eu- special sale for Fridaj RICH S NEW YORK "Don't think the Baking rope, and she has been since her debut Powder yon now use is best. one of, the most popular young women in the social life A solid top of gold embroidered on In presenting ttiis collection of exclusive Fifth Avenue Millinery to our pa- Try Calumet once—find Lieutenant Bailey is of old and dis this turban of velvet—$8 75 trons, we have tried not to indulge in the use of superlatives in giving out what r*of bakings are." tmruished Pennsylvania stock, and has made a splendid record^for efficiency gestion of Its quality. But whert we say they are "Fifth Avenue Hat»i"Yhe in his profession For more than a quality for which the prices $15 and $2O is usually asked, the greatest super- Nnv Coot Bact Fnt— yeaf Atlanta has been his headquarters lative has been said. —Second Floor. Sa Slip i» Pauj Co* and he has made a host of friends here Jackson-Horsey. The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Jack- j son and Mr Harry OBoykin Horsey oc- curred at the residence of Mr and Mrs j On Sale Today i Fred Shaefer at College Park Novem- 1 ale Today •WVB yon tijociny.. CalniiMtdo0B~~n*sVPi ber IS at 9 o clock Rev H M Quil- llan officiating The bride was attend- (§•» BrOS. Co. and fiur superior to soar mflk and •odaL ed by her sister. Miss Vera Jackaon. and Mr Horsey'a beat man waa Mr- M^mym^^ THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. Page Seven.

lard Lee Tatton 716 Dorothy Lo«is« Banks, 717 Dorothy Ettrabeth Robinson DR. W. H. PRATHER HEADS 718 Lola, Grace Bennett 719 Cornelia Queen Regina Is Honor Guest Louise Johnson 710 Bessie Latlmer John- THIRD DISTRICT DOCTORS PHYSICIANS EXAMINE son 721 Harry Starrett 722 Harold Star 10,0i PEOPLE JOSTLE rett 723 Ruth Ttforrls 729 Dorrls Town- ley 725 Sarah Elizabeth Townley 726 \\11- llam Milton Townlej 727 Judeon Edgar At Most Enjoyable Reception Townley 728 Edward Plncher Broswell 571 TOTS AT BABY SHOW 729 Eva Tazclerlg 730 Cora LfUfan Bui MIHBAIiRIDEEFOLK loch 731 Jack Allen Daniel 7Z2 Earnest Pope Cox Jr 733 Mar> Luella Matthews 734 Charlie Louiae Kagelmacher 7S5 Dancing Party. i eception to the Queen tff the \re you going to be down to the Exhibition Will Be Continued Rain Downpour Causes Post- 1 Thomas Virgil Matthews 730 Ludie Bell Miss Martha Rogers entertained Sat- Irgia Harvest festival Miss Regina ball at the Auditorium tonight* " asked Clay 7S7 Richard Everett 738 Florenc* Until Saturday Night. A lei la Daniel 739 Paul Reed Haynes 740 ponement for Day of Part urday evening at a dancing party Those Rambo of Marietta, at the Piedmont little George of Queen Kegina invittd were \Iii>s> krama Tennant Miss Charles Melvln Everett 741 Robert Blood hotel Thursday afternoon was anoth- Yes Many Entrants. worth* 742 Howard D Kalb 743 James of the Program. L-rT>a. Fischer Mifas Dorothy Fischer Wtlburn McDanlel 744 Jack Hllburn Me \\ a-^ re elected secretary er signal compliment to the festival W ell I got a friend on the g^te The next annu il f_oii t ntion will b« Ylibs Mary Ividd Hiss J3en.n:e Bell bi ms that 11 let me in to see you so I am Daniel 745 Kugene Camp Lowry 746 Mar Miss Hxzel Thibadeau Miss Julia Rog queen fully 2 000 people filing through saret Mllner 747 Henry B Cottle Jr 748 held at Reynold^ coming down, and be «ure to look At the 'Better Babies show at Taft Beryl Clay Van Schaick 749 James Orover Bambridge Ga November IS—{spe- rs Miss Martha Rogers Mi as Opha the elaborately decorated parlors of cial )—Despite a steady downpour of *roKfi.n Vli-ia fcJizabetn Gallagher VIi^ for me hall exactH 571 babies have been put Cowan Jr 750 Juanlta Hope Oliver 751 the hotel to do honor to Miss Rambo When Miss Ram bo assured George Floren.ce Magnus Robertson 752 Thomas rain fully 10000 people came to Bun 1 ilhan Hernptingfeta.ll Miss Jea.n liar through tests by prominent physicians | bridge toda> to take part in the fes well and Mis \ R Humph rits Mr that she would keep a strict lookout 9 and her ladies in waiting and Mrs Hamilton Block chairman of Morgan '755 Olin Gray Barfield Jr 756 tival of Joj Daj \\ ilhe (_ irlisl* Mr Tom Kid 1 Mis for him the little fellow s joy was Helen Folks Grovensteln 7»7 James Albert Filey Camp Mr D Courtn^T. Mi I m \s the jvi^itors passed through the the "suffrage committee in charge of Hon M L Brit tain, state superin Women s Cates 7oS Joe Warren Moore 7->9 Dorothy nttt \\-ilsh Mr Jack Therrfll Mr Boh parlors along the reception line a large supreme as he propped himself in a tendent of schools delivered a stirring corner of the parlors where he could this show announced last night that Victoria Aulls 760 Angla Marjorle Vogel address at the courthouse Mons -Vndre ->mith Mr t or rest Ha> •> Mr L.inw ood stringed orcnestra played patriotic 761 Charlotte CundeU i b2 Stirling Al«x Thompson Mr Peed Carlisk Mr Mav see Queen Pf^tna take part in the over 200 more babies would be exam- ander Burnet 7oS Charles Clarke 764 Houpert flew over the cit> in hN Ble nard aanders Mr Pat Seaw right Mr Georgia and American airs dance » hich followed ined today The show will be carried Herbert Laudera 765 Tyrus Venable 767 roit monoplane despite the rain Har\f > Camp Mi Julius Renault Mr The automobile and float parade was New Boots It was a democratic affair People The queen was beauti fully gowned Margarette Elizabeth Johnston 768 Helen Harrj. Dunning Mr l_,t,onai d Allison over to Saturday night (n order to ex postponed until Friday morninp: at 10 from all parts of Georgia visiting in in wistaria teUet with a natty hat Van Johnston 769 Martha Louise Cunninj; aimne all the new entrants ham 7"9 Ruth King 7"! Marparet Bcall o clock street b ill Atlanta during festival week wishing of w hue satm She wore a corsage There will be fully 1 000 babies to 772 Roe Hampton Johnson 773 "W L. Mor was also put off until Fridav nig-ht Choicest Styles Concert at East Lake. , to meet Queen Regina took advantage of rosebuds a compliment to her from rla Jr 774 \ Irglnla Dillon 775 Earle Miss Leona Haire was elected queen aunday music, at the East Lake Ooun of their opportunity and joine-d. the the officials of the Georgia Har\ est be examined stated Mrs Block last Frederick Carter Jr 776 Dorothy Vance Shape 777 Elrna Ray Nix "78, D L. of the Hardest Festi\al fehe will lead trv < lub which ha,s proven d- popular c mtmuous line of those doing- homage I- estiva! association night, and it is necessary to run our Just In fMitertamment feature v, 11 be repeated Echols Jr 7 "9 Margaret LaFaye 7*0 the grand march tomorrow night th s wetk S mli\ the 21st ind an at to her The chaperonfa, personal attendants show over to Saturday to examine all ' Kenan T Terrell Jr Mons*Houpert will fly again tomorrow t r active i d to be V little newsbov who worked him and maids of honor in the queen s re Mrs Block insists upon mothers at 2 30 o clock - 1 tio uO to 3 ) the aft self into the visiting line received as cei ving line w ere as follows hav ing theii babies on hand Friday PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN | much attention from the queen a.*, £Cnv Jack LewH Mrs Kambo moth morning- at 8 45 o clock an hour earlier CHARLES KJNGSBERY (. xermak , < f the most prominent -visitors His er of the queen chaperons Miss fe.xnma than on other morning* of the week TO THE AUTOMOBILISTS utttrtly j name was George Hogan or George May Itambo sister of the queen Miss The physicians desire to examine all RETURNS TO ATLANTA rjr as he preferred the queen to call him Mary Pobeson MJss Bessi"•"" '"e Kemp*th ton e babies during the day who are Paul Reese chairman of the commit Georgre sells papers in front of the personal attendants and Miss Annie cheduled to be examined according tee in charge of faumfrolic da> Satur- Charles S King*?Der\ former w ell and has daily insisted Lucia Warren Marietta Miss Evelyn to the following list day of Georgia Harvest Festival week known young Atlantan has returned to that he carry Miss Rambo g train to Cla> Marietta Miss fvobie Clay Deca- announces a number of prizes for au- this citj after an absence of o\ er a 572 Charlotte SwarinEton j"1 Cathrj n tomobilists The provision is that the , her queen s costume when she alights ture Mi ss rTe len Thorn Athens and Swarington r74 B-stes Parker olj Fran year to be associated in the future 1 f autoista register their cars on the. i eg vntrh the firm of SpratHn Harrington from her floats in the parades of fes Miss Annabel Robinson, Covington clt> Theile o76 Sarah Griffith 7 Minnie istry list which is at the Georgian Ter & Thomas prominent msuranci agi tita tival week maids of honor Bradford 0 8 James Woolcy 579 Voland race hotel DAN1ELL-MOON. Ross McL&ughlln usv \villiam Joe Ha>nes Johnson Gewinner T\ ill give a Kelly- Mar-it Ua. d i \ov rnt ti 18 —ispe 581 Benjamin Dameron 58 Fllzal eth Spring-field tire to the automobile com ^1 )— Mr R D Moon (ha rm89 Mar a suite of rooms free for one week to Miss Deborah Adarni of Savannah is FIREMEN'S BIG SHOW thi Henryetta Redulno 590 DorrH MuVVIl the persons in auto bringing the lar- H« \ \\ T W ilden officiating Mrs the gruest ol her sister Mrs Cam M on vi a talc nted handsome woman liams 591 Mary Evl> n Stalling*, ">9<- Wil gest number of people in one machine Dorsey r to Atlanta over a distance of 40 miles Memphis-Atlanta Mr Me on Is one of the co mty s best Him Nathaniel Clyait 93 William Par *** ker Hargrove 594 Llbie Shumate jflj Olin When the a,utoists register at the tarmt rs and a progressi"ve member of Miss Gabriellc Lowenthall daughter the county commission Shumate 596 W tills LeRoy Hicks 597 Georgian Terrace they will be given of Mr and Mrs N E Lowenthall is TO BE HELD SATURDAY Hilda Linton 598 James tra.nklin Brown coupons which will entitle them to draw Limited 111 at the Atlanta hospital Jr S99 Emily R Matthews GOO ^arah for general prizes at the masquerade • ** I A Matthe vs hOl Evelyn beagrave-i bO ball at the Auditorium Armory Satur Mrs Victor Jonea will leave today u 03 E u n day night Some of the general pri^^s for W infield Ga, to visit her parents "Fighting the Flames" Po«t- I « , "t'^frScV,' S. " *%"£?, V°. « 4 are a mahogany chair given by the M MEETINGS Colonel and Mrs JB L> "Seal Jr 60fi Joe Cochran 607 Margaret Rich Bros & Co ind a $5 goldpiece High-Class Thru Train *•* poned on Account of Weath- \ oune 60S 41ice Francis \\ aggoner S09 given by H M Patterson & Son un- Mr and Mrs Brutus Cla> announce LiiM^ic EwinB CIO John McCoy 611 \Vin dertakerb OVER er of Thursday. "ton Jones 612 OrlJ- Cla.y 613 Hazel H I Th bla.r executive board meeting the birth, of a daughter who will be llnffsvtorth 614 Julius Vlr cent 614 Carlos called Anne of the VtUnt L "Worn in s dub will be *•• Harvill G16 Thftmas M Pineher t>17 WfLLACOOCHEE PLANS hell th -* mornm™ at 10 o clock at the fternon I Luther Shcdden Wirslett 618 Luclle Ross Miss Miarj Murphey will entertain Postponed until Saturday ( lub h ISP at 2 o clock ' Baker fi!9 Martha Huids T20 Falah Plor Informally at bridge this afternoon for ence Price «*! Louise Miller 62 Selma LARGE LUMBER PLANT Black and Miss HeEen Vick, of Owensboro K> This s the announcement made late The Itirri in pii k; stude its < 1 ib will last niffht AS to Fight ing the Flames T> Hhrock 6-3 Mary Kathleen Cope 6-4 r ic t v, irh Mrs J is-i e B* II on Hi,£h aril for Miss Frances Crodf r e> of Cov Sarah C West 6^6 Mildred Werner 6 66 I W Illacoochee Ga N'ovember IS — African Brown ington the g~uests of Misses Mae and tht bi^ exhibition to be given at the Maud Fllzabeth McWhirtpr f •>? I a J^n i i\enue November b mste id of Atlanta Baseball park foi the benefit inia (Special )—J A J Henderson president t IH 1 tl Laurence Horine F MeWhlrter 62R Homer J Weavpr Ir 1 of the Henderson Lumber tompinj of Lv. Atlanta - - - 4.55 p.m. *** of the Firemen s Benevolent assocla | 629 Nellie Marc-hman rio Margaret lion Ocilli was here the l-uter pj.rt of la^t Miss Lucile Talmadge of Poi syth I ner -?1l Marjoris V ( inn 632 Raleigh week with a view to rt op< ning the Lv. Chattanooga 9.23 p.m. ues a \U day long the firemen hoped H Glnn 633 Julia Const ince Bhumaker 75/2 who has been a s t t *-he Ansley for lai se saw mills at I elaton which he the past few days Is now the guest of aR-jmst hope They thought that final t 14 Polly Ann" Carlton fii> W C Ma Boots ly the weather \v ould clear sufficient honey Jr 636 B isil Harold Cochran 637 expects to have in operation b\ Fanu Ar. Memphis - - 8.35 a.m. her Crant Jr 644 Violet Simmons next twenty years and the pt >plc real Button and Lace in Hi acil > , of "Washing T P Talmadge of Tors} th ai e the . 046 Christy bimmons 64B Martha Virginia the. -,ut;st of Miss Sarah siut bis of Mrs Horace E Clark in conditions at the ball park make it ize that the operation of these mills at Pullmans, Coaches and pi a.ctically impossible to give the ex McDonald 647 James R Wemberjr 648 r th J \ ka KIrk\vood | Re&ina WelnbTg- 649 Charlie Homei this place would add much to the com **« hibition in all its details it was de mercial interests of the tow r and a Dining Cars. 1 Boone 650 Lucien H«rber Jones 6-jl Kath of Chattanooga, Govf rnor and Mr=i Harris have a " elded necessary to postpone It rine Baathe Jenkins 65- Er ph movement Is on foot in which the oo et d festival wt ek their quests at the mansion Mra Frank But the same program will be ren- Lo\itt 653 Marie Mauldin 6i4 1- thcl operation of Mr Henderson 13 bought wit! i E,htt.i Mr and HizlUuirst of Macon and Mr and Mis dered at the ball park Saturday after-. 7uanita Li^npo 655 Ul«us M Unpo to move those mills to \\ illito )s nee NO CHANGE OF CARS $6, $7, $7.50 Mi U ot tbJ» city Can i bUl W aliace of Marietta w, ho w 11 on comment ing- at 2 o clock Tho fci;j Thad Jeus M Lienj > t. 6 Clara S which 19 onl\ three mil =< distant rem tin thi ou^h Ftstival week Mrs ov- w ill be identical in every "e- Addlrks 66" Mary Cath< ine \\ utrrs 6>8 Stock is beingr subst nbed by the Ha^Rhurst will continue her \ isit into spect with all its exciting and thrill - th.. y Ijouls- e Ash worth Fd business men to what will be known as Direct connection at Memphis nt xt wtek g teatuix s but just one -day later vvard (, happell 6fiO Thomas Blak Beautiful new **• t>6 Ra> Scher 6f2 Lee Tdwin L the \N illacoochee I umbei ( ompany for all points in Arkansas, Okla- Thi exhibition Saturday will open 6B1 provided the mills are movrd rd i site Mr and Mrs J O Harrison 22 Eabt ith a li\ e football game between -sTfllip Lamb 6fi4 feara.h Knott 8»o Sarah homa, Texas and the West French Bronze, Fourth street announce the birth of a. Marlst college Atlanta and the \inth lie I Wade b6G Gorton Dov, an 66" Eunice has been offeree] at the junction of thp ^tcwirt 6^8 Gordon Dow ii 069 Tomy Georgia and Florida and O I* &. V son Robert H in man Harrison Novem '~> strict \srjcuHural college of For Rates, Pullman Reservations, or Other 7y -inch Boots, b> the legri'Oatui c and the eigrning by 1ia\ ( u nlcd for—full which has kept him otf the benrh dur of tho manU art The battle royal ' * Brjson fitl Ch the govtrnor ot the prohibition bills ing- the pit^ent term that he is i xpect- the splondid tilt and tournament j Jr ^ ?92«« ^l?^iziDet1!1h. K King e>)4 Martha A prominent clti/en will preside and a-Mjrtment — all st/cs. ( ompletely fitted uith ed to resume his duties soon aft r Jan- work bv the Cro rnors Horb" e guard" "Fo-te" r C9 Irn M irtarM Carmirlm.! 696 music is be ng- especially prepared for ^ HONOLULU, SAMOA, AUSTRALIA lrr E b e the occasion \ddresses will he dehv uar> 1 Cases which have been await w ill load up to the fhraax of the aft , y_ 'i™. 'H'.,'_ _ , Iplendld ID 000 ton. twin •crew. American ncMpssaiy aiticles—beau- ing c nsidfiation by the full court will ernof n the bis fire CSS Alfred (_ lift i W ilk^T- B99 Do erod bv Dr J I, \V hite Thomas B 8 | I Iu K 1 00 R L Black Felder Eugone C Tallaway Mrs T E ^™?? ! «5 v^.?» ««* "J^J ^ piobably be assigned for argument at f Th fire will bi rik out in one of Tr 7(11 Cir! Broyles 701 Mary T in titullv lined in delicate a date in Januarv or February Jus tho iinldmsrs adjacent to the four story Patterson Dr G W Eichelberger and r*tnrn vSH 50. In tice Lamar is no longer confined to his der 704 LeHa Olive Dioken^ 705 Tames others Inv'talions are extended to hotol known as the Hotol Cody where H Carson Jr 706 Mary foe I vans 707 » ito Ou Picture foldero colors bed. but so far has not been out of 200 \ > ingr men and women gruests -will Margaret EvanH 708 Albert Kenneth Mor members of the woman s cluba W t doors Ie cnjt\inp thpmselveq when the place rK 709 Martha Nell Gloer 710 Lynne T U professional and business people 1 Carlton's 1=1 suddi nU enveloped in smoke and I omnx 711 Alene Amelia Cook "I * Marj labor union*- Bible classes young: "peo -, - .Ir D»o. 7, Dee. 28, Jan. 18 Vai ions styles and sizes fl in c Tho alarm will bring" the At Eatelle Thomas 713 H irold Lawrence Tat , piles societies and all others Interested Short Lin¥ e BANKERS MAKE PROTEST !ir ta department promptly to the res ton 714 James Edmond Tatton 71 \V H * In The New Ocorgid 36 Whitehall St. cuo headed b> Chief "W B Cod> and AGAINST USURY CHARGE all the appiratus known to lifp saving $3, nd fir fighting- will be brought into ^ie-w York Noxember IS —The ex to ecutive committee of the national bank section of the American Bankers as MECHANICAL HEADS $17.50 sociation announced to-da> that a reso , lution has been unanimously adopted Qp SOUTHERN ROADS protesting against the circular issued by Comptroller \ViUiams, of the treas Condensed Report of the Condition of ui y department charging national NAME NEW OFFICERS ROUNTREE banks with exacting- usurious rates of in tt, rest The resolution recited that the prac- Practically every railroad whose tices complained of are confined to cer- lines ti averse "the southern states was Trunk & Bag Co, tain sections and are not genei al and represented > esterday at the annual that bj< tht, publicity given to the mat W. I. Turner, Mgr. 77 Whitehall St. ter a great injustice has been done to meeting of the Southern and South the majority" of bankers w eatern Railway club which was held at the Piedmont hotel Business sessions were conducted in the morning and afternoon with a luncheon at noon at which more than 100 railroad men were present Of The American National Bank fleers were elected for the coming year as follows President, M Q Brown Gulfport, Miss superintendent Today of motive power of the Gulf and Ship Island railway first vice president R, OF ATLANTA E Smith "Wilmington, N C superin- tendent of motive power of the Atlan Sale of Women's tic Coast line second vice president, A M Moore, Atlanta, superintendent of Fine Boots motive power of the Georgia Railway At the Close of Business November 10, 1915 ern Railway company secretary In Merrill Atlanta Southern Iron and Equipmenquipment company treasurer As Called For by the Comptroller of the Currency of the Uaited States Horace Parker Atlanta. Railway Sup- ply and Equipment company An interesting feature of the mee Dull Calf or ing oi the railway men here wa& t Patents RESOURCES: LIABILITIES: new law or tne commission touching on the subject named which becomes effective the first of the year He cov ered in detail the provisions of the new Loans and Discounts .... $3,470,580.02 Capital and Surplus . . $1,000,000.00 lawa and answered a number of ques tions propounded by the members of United States Bonds .... 543,000.00 300 Pairs of $4 and $5 Boots . , the organization Undivided Profits. . 276,245.17 Other Bonds and Securities 145,500.00 Circulation 493,200.00 250 Pairs of $6.00 Boots .... .$3.85 Real Estate 7,242.54 Bills Payable ...... None 200 Pairs of Evening Slippers . .$1.00 Due from U. S. Treasurer . 38,000.00 Rediscounts . . None Cash in Vault and with Deposits 3,800,559.46 Banks 1,365,682.07 FRIDAY TO BE CLEAR J. P. ALLEN & CO. AND SLIGHTLY COOLER $5,570,004.63 $5,570,004.63

5/-5J Whitehall St.- Weather Forecaster von Herrmann showed that he had a big heart yes terday bj predicting that Priday would Deposits November 10, 1915 $3,800,559.46 be a clear day although it would turn slightly cooler and be somewhat windy The thermometer wtll not go below Deposits November 10, 1914 3,039,623.20 40 degrees he says Saturday will be an i-deal autumn da> according to the Set weatherman s prediction INCREASE $ 760,936.26 of TEETH $5 D. A. R. WILL AID WILSON Come and take advantage off these low prices IN CAUSE Of DEFENSE CORRESPONDENCE AND INTERVIEWS SOLICITED FROM INDIVIDUALS, Washington November 18 —Presi- Dr. E. G. Griffin Is Personally in dent W ilson will be offered the se vices of the entire membership of tlie FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS DESIRING MODERN BANKING SERVICE. Charge and GUARANTEES all work. Daughters of th.e American Revolution ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS to aid in the cause of national defense in anj way he should see fSt Resolutions delegating- Mrs "William Gumming- Story, president g-eneral to Crown and wait upon the president tomorrow and OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: proffer the co-operation of the IIS 000 Bridge members and indorsing the movement for national defense were adopted at WILLIAM L. PEEL President L. H. BECK, R.JP. MADDOX, Teeth Work the regular monthly meeting yester- T Filled—* Up day of the national board of manage- ROBT. P. MADDOX Vice President B. M. BLOUNT, G. A. NICOLSO:N , ment of the organization THOS. J. PEBPLES Cashier W. S. ELKIN, 'W.L.PEEL, DR. E.G. GRIFFIN'S NOTICE. JAS. P. WINDSOR Asst. Cashier J. T. HOLLEMAN, T. J. PEEPLES, Effective November 21. 1915 VT & GATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS A R. K. train No 2 -will lea Ye Atlanta J. F. ALEXANDER Asst. Cashier W. H. KISER, B. L. WILLIXGHAM. at S 30 a. m instead of 8 35 a. m_ as at present. Train No 73 will ar- R W. Alabama St. rive Atlanta at 10 25 a. m . instead of 10 20 a- m.. as at present. V Lad Attendant MriiMMMalalTW c, E HARM AN, General SPAPLRl Page Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVJiiMBEK 19, 1910.

omitted because of the intolerable weather, THE CONSTITUTION which cut It practically in half Neverthe- less, there was a showing made of which no THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER Atlantans and no Georgians had need to be j Putlisted D dy,Sund y.Tri- Weekly ashamed, even under the brightest and most a a auspicious of circumstances i Just One Great CLARK HOWELL. The counties of Georgia which came here | Editor and General Manager _ to speak to the thousands of people assem j Directors Clark Howell Roby Robinson bled from all parts of the state and from Albert Howell J. B S. Black H W Grady^ neighboring states through agricultural and BOWIP industrial^ floats presented magnificent evi Sunday Constitution dence o£ their attainments and possibilities | THAT CIVIC FAR4.UK. WTI-SHIPPINft BILL „ The merchants and manufacturers of At j A^D CU\ES PEN TO HOPKINS It truly was a wonder1 ianta who likewise took advantage of this / It made the people ponder Go\ ernor Harris Thursda\ morning occasion to put forth practical material ex I \t what the city really had to show signed the list of the new prohibition bills — It told them what its taking the anti shipping bill — and all the prohlbi pression of their activity came well up to tion legislation is now law and will go into After Another Atlanta to be making — the mark of expectation The auxiliary \ thing that s good for people all to know operative effect the first day of next Ma> organizations and others who assibted in the \nd while it pleased and taught them The shipping bill the last of the four parade gave to it strength and We and ac This knowledge also Drought them was signed at 9 30 b> the governor with a "Where ail the dollars paid for taxes go gold pen provided for that purpose b\ Judge tion in the face of the most adverse condi \V H Hopkins of Thomis the pen being <.ROA\S OP "D\ZIR. THE WII^ presented to Judge Hopkins b^ the go\einor tions immediately thereafter That is the verdict of oU 000 subscribe-s who get it regularh and a quar Altogether it was a showing which well C.OT OI* THE ^ERVFS OF THE WLV% OR ter of a million people who read it everj Sunda\ \Vhat makes it great told in part at least the agricultural and Maj or \V oodward can stand a lot of JOHN JOHNSON MSITS ATL\NTA| things but a wild girl that s got the habitual CONGRESSMAN LEE I!* CIT* Features like the follow mg w hich will be in next bunday s issue Telephone MalB "SOOO. industrial effort and energv of the state It groans gets on his nerves John Johnson former membei of the sen was well planned well earned out and Dazie the Wild Girl is in a sideshow ate from the nineteenth district whose home Entered at the posto'flce at A'lant* called forth the plaudits of the thousands located at the coined of Marietta and Cone is ^n \V hite Plains •« as a \ isitor on both t$J M & t$J iei_ond class mail matter streets directly under the window of the sides of the capitol yesterday He retains a who gathered on the streets to see it In mayor s office \11 da> long she has groaned very strong- friendship in both the house and POSTAC.B. KAli-S and made a mo«it disconcertu s? noise The the s^n-xte Congressman Ooidon I ee is Un ltd btaics and Mexico spite of the cold and rain and the cheerless Four Celebrated Comics aspect which the weather put o\er what mavor stood it until >eiterday morning when alfaO in town he suddenU lushed out of his office and 4 ....i'U"' ^"0 t. would otherwise have heen \tlantab gieat NO TR \INfe WILI Nou got in there he asked it- time enough for Dimples to start something — which happens to be the est da^ of gaieti The state rajlroad commission has i e ATLANTA, GA , November 19, 1915 To the members at the Atlanta Ad Men s Dazie the "Wild Girl he was toJd auto for partfcufais see Sundaj s Constitution \es the Bab\ that ib looking Cant > ou make her stop that groaning" ceived a letter from den oral Manager D C Smith of the Ocilla Southern railroad put for a home finds another in which he doesu t stay — neither would jou A < club and their associates must be given the he inquired »l;BSClt»i 'ilU'» KAIlfcS ting the commission on notice that opera ce l tt! M 1CO \\ e will do the best w e can was the couple of bojs start west to kill bears Indians and othei wild creatures, By Mill in tn« ^° V ^ aavance >" credit for the splendid showing made on tion of the Ocilla Irwlnville branch will be IfijiiJio n » ia.olj in advance i \gneultural Dav m spite of the most ad answer they get as far as the home of Hank the HeiTnit and that was quite far You must stop her was the ma> or s stopped by the Ocilla Southern Immediately 1 ™o °*™" »°'u" verse conditions Members of the Ad Men s Some time ago permission was asked of the enough Then Charlie Chaplin engages in a game of football Charlie s game parting mjui ction for if she keeps up that commission 1 1 ce ise operations on the committee worked tirelessly and unremtt much longer I will ha\ e to vacate m> office Around that the leiso « ith the owners of the ib not the kind to get him a place in Du k Jemison s All America Star Eleven In w«eKl> tmgly for the success of this Georgia show road the A L Ac \ had expired Perm is but he is some football plajer If you don t hdieve it see biindav 3 Con \1I»I mi\V MADDOX ESCAPED ARRFST sion w as not gr xnted Notice was then By Carrie* They did well, and Atlanta and Georgia are served on the \ B A_ A and that road de stitution In Atlanta t>o tt-iits pel month or 1. —" rOR H \YIN& MUJjI-S 1A THE P\RADE clined to agree No\v comes the final notice proud of them foi the excellent rebults •Udeiman James \\illlam Maddo-c he oC to the commission on w hi oh It will issue a 14 per weett achieved the sore neck mule fame is congratul itiiig rule nisi to Mr smith to *ihow c ause at the The Thanksgiving Hope After the War iiULXllJ-i* ..cnsllim on """f'n* Good sunshm\ weather would have em himself he stales on the police not making next meetm,-, w h\ the operation of the roid a case asralnst him for hiring out the mules should not be compelled In the meantime phasized their victory in the eve of the no trair s i\ ill be l un A striking sermon on the great war, beautiful!} illustrated with a full to pull a wagon that haulfd the \V hltfield Rp«.e\fer Lamb of the A. B & A. is uiidfi page colored drawing by Dan Smith the celebrated New York artist lb.e aciure** of Lhe W abh ngion Bureau i* casual spectator but the clouds and ram count v exhibit in tho pai ade yesterdav order of the federal couit 11 t to operate the No l - a b rwji. N W Jdi Joan «-orri».Au. which marred it shall detract from it noth I was nervous all dui ing the parade branch and not to make iepd,U i it th it Jr s 1.1.1:? LOireapuiident, m ciiaife* he said and I felt greatlv relieved when ha\e been ordered b\ the H att, comm s«ion mg in the eyes of those who know of the the parade \\as o\ ei and T had not been A limit of thirt\ d i> s \\ as s;i\ wi by the Wife of Richest Man in England 1 Mil- UONto 1A1 U14.U N is on sale in New arrested Of couise the mules necks were commission in whiuh to comi i> and that Yor-K. city by J p in Uiu a*., ^utr la^ue It toil and effort they put into the work that time has not >et expiifd "\Vhfn it does can be uaa Hotal t s, \BM ^stands, tn oad not sore hut there is no telling what some there will lik«l\ le !urtht_i mi lie it mis Goes Back to the Stage •way an^ * ort> occor u btreet (.limes building was s^ven them to do \tlanta policemen migi t do over the 1 ttlc 1 ranch line cornerj .in rt> eifaiitl stieet and Broadway I*iJj Elsie famed in America England and Germany for her beauty the ana iv ej ty iunta sireec and Broadway PAIUf DEPARTMENT'S Fl^IE FLOAT actress who captivated the heart of the Crown Prince of Germany and after Ine Cons i ution ia not responsible for /?£/4Z. PREPAREDNESS WAS M4DE B\ * LOR-IVT RIlZfrR ward married Ian Bullough has tired of domestic life In a great castle and a.dva.1 co p.a> mcitta to out u. town local car It is generally conceded that the most IN THE CHURCHES rtt s d«d.iers ui agents We may talk all we please about the attractive float in the civic parade last Tues- yields to the lure of the footlights ThiB story in next Sunday s Constitution npcessitj for expending some hundreds of day w as that entered by the park depart will interest you greatly It is illustrated in colors and with photographs of LLT'S VIOFL FORWARD millions of dollars in building an army and ment The float was a bower of potted KmfliHfa Lutheran Church Miss Elsie. plants and flowers On Sunday the pastor Rev W C Sthaef a navy to prepare ourselves against invasion The credit for this displaj is due PYltz fti Ji -w ho has returned from l\oi th C n It is generallj conceded that the state 1 senate m pabtmg the Central appropriations and attack and we may appropriate and Ritzei the florist of the park depai tment lina where he ha,a been filling a numbei actually spend the money Yet, we will fall of proaching and lerture engagements w ill The Housekeeper's Council Table bill will rtstoie to it tne amounts which IOO MA"\\ SHOWS ARK QOIXC. ON fill his pulpit at the Fn^lish Lutheran short of the true solution of the problem if frOR ALDKRMANIC BOARD TO MFET chui ch both morning- and evening- with sub Some mothers guard their boys too closely new modes in furniture for were 3iven bv th houbc appropriations jects as follows Jo\ in Jesus and Swoid we neglect the opportunities offered us m The aldermanlc board did not meet > es and Trowel On Tuesday night the annu U bedrooms suggestions for Thanksgiving dinner latest fancies in novel en committee to Georgia b educational and the development of our own natural re- terda> afternoon as per schedule Onlj five congregational meeting will be held and on Lertamments, are some of the subjects treated in this full page In next members of the ten were present, and a Thursday nlffht Tlia il *at\ing service will be- eieemosi nirv institutions and which were sources which will insure us adequate and motion \\as adopted to adjourn to meet a*ain held At that ser\ Ico the pan tor -w ill speak Sunday s Constitution uninterrupted supplies of materials and b ridav afternoon at 3 o clock Those present on national idealism The World W at and recognised b> that committee as the mini Vmencan Preparedness mum bums upon which these Institutions munitions for the use of these agencies in were Aldermen Thomson Mclionald Mad case the necessity should present itself dox Sea.'n right and Armistead ForresForreat Park Church Science and Near-Science for Everybody could maintain themselves and render to Tliost absent were said to be on the mid Dr G "^ Etchelberger will prea h next 7 The Constitution recently commented 1 Must we recline at meals to escape digestive disturbances' Why barbers the state the service that it demanded of wa\ or somewhere else taking in the f es Sunday morning at 11 o clock at the Presby upon what it considered an important and tiv ties terian church In Fori est Park ahave is better than a self shave France imports snails to war on vineyard them valuable suggestion of the Baltimore Manu M \\Gft CO«PJLI«1J\TS DEPARTMENTS pests — these and many other articles comprising this interesting page in It (an scarcelv be doubted that when the facturers Record in which it was shown FOR frlNE bHOW MADE IN PARADE App en dicitis. next Sunday s Constitution will be found very instructive bill is returned to the house with these that of our three present sources of iron— Ma* or Wood's* ai d haa Issued a card of By GEORGE FITCH, thanks to the several cit> departments that tutbor ot -At Good Old 91w» rebtor ttions made that body will give them Cuba the Great Lake region and the Ala took pai t in the civic parade Funny Things Women Wear and Carry its approval and that these Georgia institu bama and Georgia iron fields—the onlv one They all made a grand showing- he Appendicitis is something that usually states and I TV ant to congratulate every tions mil be given the sums which have immune from attack and possible cutting happens Just before some, doctor buys a new Yes, they re wearing pantalettes and they don t care who knows It One one of them That parade certafnlj must automobile Fifty ^ ears ago no-body heard of wealthy debutante carries a tiny bird cage on a wrist hand another affeota betn determined to be the smallest they off by a powerful enemy is that remote ha\ e opened the e>es of aome Atlanta people appendicitis Also no one heai d of the auto to T\hT.t the city has and what a great work mobile Now & man cannot be said to be up a tmj pet fox while on her strolls, and the vagaries of the rest are set forth from the coast and located in northern 1 can f^et along with and render the service Alabama northwest Georgia and pirts of I - being done to take care of all the depart to date unless he has had appendicitis while in a full page article appropriately illustrated in Sunday s Constitution required ments the doctor and tlie automobile are boon com Tennessee panlons r v erv thinking member of this legisla Quoting from the editorial suggestion of Appendicitis Is a peculiar pain In the tu e must realize that a lawmaking body region of the vest pocket which Is later The Hundred Million Dollar Bride The 'Manufacturers Record and seeking to Supreme Court of Georgia. J transferred to the region of th*» check book v huh hab adopted drastic statewide prohi stress the importance of the development of pocket It Is said b> some people to be a The beautiful and romantic story of the courtship and marriage of Vincent Astor and Helen Huntington These childhood sweethearts are the bition legislation cannot afford to predicate this iron industry in the protected area to and Submitted. disease Others claim !t to be a fad while the doctor regards it as an opportunity It happiest of wedded couples and their great wealth is being used to make a reform that attracts world interest and the point where it could meet any national J V Haithcock administrator vs M E comes from an insurrection of the \ermiform &argent from Cherokee appendix a small annex to the Intestine others happy. You simply must read this story in Sunday b Constitution— it attention upon the strangulation of state demand which might in emergency be made A VV Landrum \s J C Landrum, admin- There are two was s of curing it It can be upon it The New York Evening Sun applies istrator et al from Milton reduced bv outside manipulation or It can be is such a reversal of the modern stories of the troubles of wealthy wedded development and advancement \\ 4 La them & Sons vs J O Stringer cut out In the latter case the appendix is couples the same doctrine to other national re et al from Cherokee — not reduced but the surgeon s bill can bv Thio It ^islature passed the strong prohi sources which would also prove important Citizens Bank of Roswell \s J C Reese con and economy be reduced in Installments bition bil s which it has just put through et al from Milton to a normal size m case of attack, and whose development, W A Florence vs A W Northcutt from A great many people have had explora The Turkey's Ancestor undoubti dl> because it believed in them Cobb tlons made in their Interiors by surgeons if not so urgent as that of the iron industry, T\ H Slniard va Nettie Siniard, from In search of appendicitis and most of them Believing in them the one thing it can should at least be given careful and well Cobb have survived It Is not dangerous to have You ve heard about the Dodo— that species of bud life that is extinct B T Prey va G t> Phillips «t al from the appendix taken out providing the surgeon Well the scientists have traced our Thanksgiving turkey back to the Dodo loc-bt aftord is to start them upon their ca applied consideration In stressing this Cobb removes all of his tools from the premises William Rhodes et al vs A N Williams and does not present his statement until the and the story and illustrations in Sundays Constitution are timely berausp recr under a handicap The greatest hand! point The Evening Sun aays from Milton patient is quite strong W hen the patient This nation In its fortunate distance Maggie Verner -vs G B Gann adminis has recovered he Is given his append x ini next Thursday you II be sure to have turkey for dinner cap that could be put upon them would be from European Jealousies has enjoyed a trafcor from Cobb risoned In a bottle of alcohol and travels the admission by the legislature which en long adolescence of immunity from dis Louisa lUe and Nashville Railroad com- Kome in ilrst and second sections like a turbance "We have come near to belns pany vs M H Nelson and vice versa, from home seekers train People who ha\e no acted them that the alleged curtailment of the spoiled child amone the nations We Cobb appendix are arrogant about it—as arrogant The Greatest of Serials have grown to man s stature without suf William DeLay vs Jabez Gait . from as people who have no pasts Between peo revenue which has been urged in argument rlclent discipline to make our Intelll Cherokee pie who have been divorced from their ap Very different in character but both the greatest in their respective jrence mature It is Jiigrh time that we Art Marble company vs Monte Sano Coal pendlxes and people who have been to Fu lines — Our Country by Our President and The Broken Coin Those who against them had made it necessary propor should put away childish things and real compan> from Gilmer (Dismissed > rope life Is hardly worth living for the^com tionately to reduce the maintenance appro Ize that great possessions imply an J \ Allen vs W M Allen, from Forsyth. have been reading these great serials will be especially Interested in the equally great sense of responsibility In Sam Thomas vs. Ophelia Thomas from Installments in Sundays Constitution priations of the state's institutions the pro-* idence of God are no accidents Forsyth It is Just as true that no man dare say J F Pettjf va H I* Patterson judge The senate speaks today and it will re any event, however untoward 18 Impos from Cobb aible Impossibilities have become the spend in no uncertain terms to the demand record almost of each new day during Circuit Final Stories of the Great Carnival Week. oi the people of Georgia The answer of the past eighteen months Nobody knowa W E Mann vs C W Showalter et al , Saturday night e great mask ball will wind up one of the greatest festal v. hat is in store for the United States from Whitfleld the house should be no less emphatic in To set our house completely In ordei la W A Ferguson vs R L Wescott, from weeks in the Sundays Constitution will give you a an undertaking for a generation s faith Catoosa. recording its concurrence with the senate s ful labor But it is for us now to make W B Singers \s \\ c Ma thews from summing up of the whole affair which has been a credit to the city the action regardless of the motives which a beginning which shall be a firm foun Catooaa. state and the entire south dation for at least a part of our national W A Manls administrator vs F S Pru may have prompted it to cut the committee power and worthiness to defend our den from Whitfield selves Southern Railway company vs Dalton recommendations Telephone company from Whitfleld Dick Jemison Picks Six All-Star Of course m any program of national Durham & Elrod vs Ram hut rat Lumber There is much of hope for Georgia in the preparedness the supply of iron and the company from Murray Eton Mercantile and Lumber company vs Football Teams new prohibition measures Aside from products into which it enters must have first V C Pickering from Murray their moral aspect it may well be true, as consideration Next, of course, comes C T Owens et al vs Louisville and Nash- An annual feature of The Constitution la Dick lemison B pick of the ville Railroad company from Murray their supporters have argued, that genuine powder In the absence of powder and shot Metropolitan Life Insurance company va football players of the country, making up six all star teams The Congtl no navy and no army, however formidable Ila Day from Bar tow- tutlon's sporting editor is a recognized authority on this snbject, and the prohibition will add materially to the sum Western amd Atlantic Railroad comnajiv A creat nuray people have fead explorvt|on» and substance of state prosperity and make Its array could hope to hold in check even vs W C Smith from Whitfiold made in their fBterloro. teams' he picks are printed in the foremost publications in the United States the meanest enemy, If well equipped with G \V Ma> \ a David Me Daniel from mon skates who can t afford to have altera Last year for the All America Star Team, nine out of the eleven players us not only better but stronger and richer Catooaa tions and improvements made on them very picked by him were the choice of a composite pick of 100 sporting editors than we have been, before ammunition and the means of using it Alabama Great Southern Railroad com- >ear or two While planning to build a greater navy pan> vs W A Tidwell from Dade The appendix was formerly a member in for the S I A A Star Team eight of the eleven chosen by him were picked but in the accomplishment of these ends Pauline Martin \s J L. Wheeler from good standing of the human bocTy out it and a greater army, we must think at the Bartow was discovered that it was not only useless b\ the same composite choice of sporting editors In Sunda> s Constitution the new laws must have the unquestioned Oostanaula Mining company vs C T Mil- but stirr'ed up trouble by diverting objects Mr Jemlaon will pick six all star teams — All Southern All-Georgia All S I same time and with equal care and fore ler from Gordon from their proper path through the humaji support of the people There is nothing sight of the conservation of our supplies of J P T\ illiaizzs et al vs H L. Childers system and then getting swelled up over it A. A , All American, All Eastern, All Western These will appear In con trustee et al from Catoosa ^\ hen this was found out the doom of the which mil so surely bring the people to the iron and materials which enter into the D R Dunn commissioner et al vs j H appendix was sealed Thus it is evident that junction with pictures of sixteen of the foremost football pla>ers of the coun O Neill et al from Murra> the appendix is no politician A politician try, aad other comment on the football season of 1915 Mr Jemison s All •upport of these measures as the actual manufacture of explosives can be perfectly useless all swelled up and evidence of that which has been claimed for Recent scientific discovery is said to can divert anything from an assistants sal Southern and All S I A. A. teams differ from those of other sporting editors ary to a grand piano from the body politic, in that his All Southern Star Team takes in players from Virginia to Texas them have perfected methods by which practically and yet the people very rarely cut him out Court of Appeals of Georgia. while his All S I A A Star Team gives consideration to collegiate teams There is nothing which would so cer unlimited supplies of nitrates may be pro- duced in this country through the develop that do not belong to the association which gives a truer lino on the football tamly turn them away from them as evi Aramed and Submitted. situation as a whole If you want to be fully posted on football or other sport ment and use of some of our extensive M A Itassoud \s Lamar. Taylor & Riley dence of state pauperization in the starva water powers TV e are at present dependent Drug company ftom I1 ulton RIPPLING RHYMES ing matters — In short, if you want to be up-to-date on everything Atlantic Coast Line Railroad company vs My W1L.T MA SO"* tion and strangulation of state institutions wholly upon Chile for this product If there E H Harris from Berrien It would be a critical moment for real Bank of Adel vs M W Hutchinson, ad- is merit in this project, and if we can ministrator, from Berrien THE: DOOMED BIRD. prohibition were it not for the fact that the make this the basis of our explosives at E T Skeffington vs R T Daniel from The da> 11 be with us in a trice—Thanks home, instead of paying; millions for it to Chatham. giving day of grateful glee Still stands the legislature seems now well apprised of the W J Puckett vs Ralph Meefcs from ancient sacrifice, a turkey roosting in a support which it can give the new reform another country, it is a matter which is Carroll tree I wonder why we always eat a turkey Lemon Bell vs A. L. Reynolds, from Han- Read The Sunday Constitution through proper care of the state institutions well worthy of careful congressional and cock and a pumpkin pie to show we re grateful administrative attention E S Ivey vs Louisville and Nashville for the wheat that in the bin Is piled up Railroad company et al from Morgan high We see our larders amplj full, the C C Partin va G W Edwards, from bald faced hens are laj ing essst the*-sheep have grown so blamed much wool that they $J t£i C»5 &J AGRICULTURAL DAY. L&test fad is for ladies to carry a canary are spavined in the le&s the cupboard a fuil t Handicapped as it was by the steady in a tiny bird cage hanging from the wnat. oa= of shredded oats, the pantry shelves have Marion Smith -vs Seaboard Air I4ne rall- jars of jams the cows are thrifty and the downpour of cold, drizzling rain, the Agri- Old ladies who used to carry their parrots waj from Chatham shotes give pledge of bacon and of hams You Cannot Keep Up With the Times J G Hill et al vs. \nderson Banking AH mundane things bare come our way we cultural Day show of the Georgia Harvest In a cage when they went visitm' are company, frpm, Clarke gain each prize for which we try and tilled Festival yesterday was an exceedingly cred- vindicated. A. L. Harris vs L.SE Dover, from Bibb with gratitude, we say, Well eat a gobbler Oscar Foote. va W~ K. Reece & Son from and a pie The turkej rooats in yonder Unless You Read itable one to Atlanta, to Georgia and to Gilmer " tree and hopes to dodge the batcher's gaze those who, through their unremitting- Indus J R Mclntyreve A B, Jonea, administra- but such a boon ia not to be, alas for num- And now a Kansas farmer nas bought an trix from Cobb bered are his da>s So many blenemgs crown try, effort and attention, made it possible our lives so many gifta without alloy, that aeroplane. Well, he couldn't ride through United States Fidelity and Guarantv com- we and all our aunts a,nd wives, must find pany vs. H. T Woodyard, ordinary for u«e THE CONSTITUTION Many of the most striking and interest his wheat and corn fields in an auto, so aome wa> to show our Joy We and existence etc, from Troup • ' full and sweet, each dav a the best that e'er ing features of the parade were necessarily why not? Albany Coca-Cola Bottlin g companv y v3s J j went by, and eo we fondly «ay, "We'll eat a A. X*owrey, from Terrsli. * turke> and a pumpkin pie," WSPAPfcRI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915. Page Nine.

be plnced upon the ballot for such pri- mary elect on Marines Are Busy The ittoino\ general of Nebraska has Business Men Must Provide POLICE BOARD PREPARES TO PROBE ACTIVITIES REFUSES been quoted as sa> ing Justice Hughe* Market for Georgia Products, Writing Letters to F» SOT Iff EMEUS- Girls in States OF AUSTRIAN FOR PRESIDENT Washington, Novembei IS —Further Commission Will Be Repre- investigation of the acti\ ities of Aua- Asks That His Name Be With- W. T. A nderson Tells Diners trtan Consul General \ on Nuber and sented by Moore & Branch his associates will be made by the hold From Ballot in Life No Longer Lonely department of justice a«! a result of and C. T. & Linton Hopkins. yesterday s conference in New York be i ^ Nebraska. Business men of Georgia cities must clared, the state of Geoi sia has Beneath the Whispering tween, -v, Bruce Bielaski, chief of the i 5 grown this year ten million bushel^ bureau of Investigations and Dr Jo I • *" SPC to it that th* - farmers of Georgia of corn more than it e\ er has in its seph Goricar formti Austrian consul -n ,^,, „-.+ «« Xo\pmber 1 s \s>sociate have a read} maiket for the product^ history before A t a called meeting- of the hoa-d of Pines of Haiti — Marines A department statement announcing) « t»«jiiKvu« >" c „_-„,- onni-t J. F. THOMPSON ELECTED tncy raise declared TV T \nderson He also had a word of h grh praise police com missi oners Thursday after this tonight also said tint information Justice Hughes of the supreme court for the girls particularly the Atlanta of Macon chief speaker at the Geor- noon a resolution introduced bv Coun j Are Grateful. had bean obtained which probably r todav notified che secretary of state ot school girls who had lent their serv- would lead to further indictments for Nebr-iska he T\ould not be a candidate ices to the dinner characterizing: them 11 products dinner held at the Audi 1 cilman Edwin K Johnston to employ passport Crauds at the coming presidential pnmar\ elec- a - beyond dispute the most valuable 1 CAMPBELL TAX KEENER The announcement follows u rium at 1 o clock yesterday of Georgia s products and the one to -the firm of attorneys w hlch repiesented \eith. the whispering pines of Haiti, tion and .equested that his nnme be The dinnei was a brilliant success 'Mr , chief of the bureau be most cherished and encouraged the boa*-d at the recent trial of former fanned by the sea breezes of the At- of investigations of the department of not placed upon the ballot The formal declination of Justice ^aubiirn Ga No\ ember IS —(Sp«- n ev*-r> sense of th- word a thou Market for Fanners. Chief of Police James I- Be-x\ ers was lantic, is a compan"v of I nited States justice returned this morning after ni& \ isit to Xew York, during which Hughes to which he took oath before cial )—The consolidation of the votea and diner i\ tiling themselves of the The key notf of Mr \nderson s adopted employing the same lawyers to marines each member of which has a a notar\ and which v*as telegraphed spt t ch w as the duty impost d upon the he con fen ed with Mr Kathom, editor east \ et-terdav in the special election pportumtj. r be present eat Georgia represent the board without expense j?lrl back in the states secured of The Providence Journal and Dr to the secrettrj of state at Lincoln wat= 1 business men of tne cities t > afford us follows htJi for the office of tax receiver of ,-,rown food and hear Georgia girls a market to our farm* r lor the out- to the citj. of Atlanta at the applies through The Constitution Goricar While Or Goricar may not Cam ibel1 cojiitv to fill the unexpirod In a recent campaign conducted in be able to testif> directly td all mat ^ petition ha\lng b^en fllcd with ins: son»?s -.peciall written lor the put of th.cu fai ms Ht dwcft upon tion for certorari of the deposed chiefs ters under investigation much infor ' >,°u °n No\embe !„ ]tl.> requesting trrm of Watien \%Ttkm*: docpased »t the difficultv that conirontt d tne agr Atlanta papers American giris and ha m or as: on m Georgia a praise taap whieh it is understood will come mation of a valuable nature was ob-) * t > name be i»l,u td upon tl\^ of Uairburn at noon X"»«aj Je-sae F culturists who w«ie poiii^ in tor crop women 'were secured a.s correspondents Thorn pvoi oT ^lonew all was elected Girls f f the domestic science de diversification hampeied i '1 ej were up baturd*v tamed concerning the activities of Aus I ttcial primaij billot of the republican for French soldiers wuhout fiends or trian Consul General von Nuber and I part> for the TH mar^ election to be b> a i njont\ of 14 \ ote«- o\ er the irtment of thf Hif,h school sm ed with the labor etitoi H \\ \\atkin" know how to rai^-e inj thing but cotton his associates, the details of which held m Nebraska on April If- 19tb is ihe dmnft an Jer thf supervision of A\ illiam P Fain during the session of A letter was received from ont, claim- cannot be disclosed at piesent Prompt a candidate for the office of piesident Th« re w ( i o ten tand idntcs In thf It is useless 1 >r u» to urge the field and w Uh all thc\ ci jld do to tn-n principil MIS.H Jessie Muse In farmers to grow coi^n and small gram the boatd the meeting was called for ing to be a membei of the iTmted investisation. howe\er will be made of the United States 1 h^reb-v notify Information also was obtained which *ou that I declin. tht nomination made stir up interest onl\ a sniall \ oto w as this tne\ uqi ittcd thems^U es i i-ght cattle and pigs peis ind hay and the purpose- of considering legal i epre probably will lead to further Indict bj this petition or si mil ir petitions ca--t tho w inner Air Thompson re suj,ar cane he continued unless > ou sentation at the application for writ of i oblv J.n i tx ^h Bounding praises were people o£ the cities ai e going to tur ments for passport frauds and request that m\ name shall not hear! m th*-n beh ilf from everv quar nish them a market foi these pioducts certorari tncir <.nailty ana correspond • ( ommissloners "\ crno> Sissou Kng o\\ n lonely soldiers In Haiti ter of the hall At the com lu^ion of I don t know what you bus ness men of \tlanta are doing in this re lish and Holland w ei e ibsent f i oni the I Tho 1* ttei from tht- marine was pub T 1 amriT Miss Muse \\ as pit sciited gard but I tell > ou that you will meeting" Tho&e present adopted tht Condensed Report of the Condition of In a bplfiild toki_n of t n ipprecia have to ^:et busy \\ e want to cieate resolution b> a \ote of six to two f oni a. market in Georgia for every thnifT ton of tm her and produce tht foodstuffs on which w c •Vt the opening of the meeting Coun. Ser&taivt How ell stiles that hii com have been la> ing so much stress cilman Johnson a-iinounrcd the i esolu pin> is grateful t > 1 he Constitution he, fcirls \V hen y ou give the farmer a ready tion and w as Instructed to read It b\ foi ne<.urins 'tb me nbers so many f nr The Third National Bank \t SIM «K.er»* I able. market for pv er> thing be raises he s> mpithi^eis with whom they have Chair man Fain been able to correspond sin* e the storj o\emr\ i H in =» ictnl is toast will breiK aw i> from his dependence on cotton as his sole money crmp, not Following the reading ( ommissioner It is not urcommon fn fact U s a n -ne-r s< it d with him it the speak before Viughn ro&e and stated that in the ab nig"htl> ocourr* nee to ^-ee taps over 1 The speak* i expressed his keen "tnce ol four commissioners he thought take some fellow, in the at-t or writing i M t le v e «" Ma , o J osi. V\ ood some new etmrT.de \v rites Sergeant Of Atlanta, Georgia gi ititicitioii at the process that had the resolutions should not bt adopted v ird It J * umn hah min o£ the alr« idj hten made in this direction lie then urged that tat resolution be Ho well I n behalf of the m trine corps as well is mi immtuiate com oa 1 ol < dut ition Professor I "VI bit ht declared that i nlj a beginning tabled until a later meeting of the 1 i and irn si f nntendent of schools \\ had been macit and it would requnt radc -, I hasten to tt ink vou for jour the < > opti ition of ill classes of board eons id ej at ion and kind recognition in f \nclt i« >n spea-ko- of the daj and t ommiesloner \ xus^hn stated th «,t the t on nee 11 on v. ith the mitter i ef erred at the close of business, November 10th, 1915, as called avison possibilities of pig growing Mr ATI thin^, > ou do for the ci > of Atlanta irufaiUnt :> i ition txlw ud ^ oung mals Benjamin a-nd Be< kfe which had iesolution should not b*1 adopted until larke -*t-cr tary and ^t nei il man betn prest ntcd to him by a Brooks we can havfe a full board (ounty friend eight months -»go weigh On the resolution to table Co mm is i-,er of 1 -nival asset i at ion and ing at that time onl> ^3 pounds to Liabilities Jam«N L> '•IL commissioner of agri sioners W aid law, Pace Clarke King Resources 0< th t. and w hich netted him 620 Johnston, Woodw 11 i iml Fain \oted cultui pounds of me'at no Gommissioner \ ausjhn alone vot Th ha.1! \\ i mo t tastefully deco DeooratlOD of Sfaf^e ed m the affinmatl\t Loaiib and Discounts $5,473,768.61 < $1,000,000.00 i it d th \ u uui tables being idorn *VF •< h I i\orir le tornmtnt Councilman Johnston then mo\ ed Surplus 800,000.00 d with J r n on-. btfittmy lh** char Tied b tht L th i n rs 1 tie cfiiterpiece t L,-,I was dtcoiitttl It lepresentcd i mission era \V ai dUiw in i V lughn \ ote 1 159.44 Vet Piofits 179,188.63 *. t the *> a.kt s Tible w hi h was di ,. -,.„._ field in m uiatui* with tht no and Commissioners Pi.ee Clarke Unsecured \nioiis jir)lucts of Ot orgia fai ins and King, Johi ston Mavor \\oodwaril and < i> fioiit ot tl t. btiae was a 480,000.00 g irdens he ip< d tbo it anL honoi and a.t ot their toil on the part of Chief Mayo and his offi lili Ms \ 1 H irri3 w is se itf 1 The mtnu of the dinner w is as foi cers Councilman Johnston stated tint 235,263.00 Re-Discounts None low;, he had been in one of the downtown Stocks and Bonds . . . was d coruid in whitt, and green I icture shows recently and that the th a h in Isc n b m< h OE chrj antht. 55,000.00 5,418,231,39 Hi u \i 1 Mew HI rimbiles theatei w as so packed that it was Vaults and Fixtures . . . Deposits almost impossible to squeeze fn Kin i LS < cntei j i c<- Ki0 H ml»i b\veet Potatoes, !_>> no rnt.Hiis the least t iijoyabl* ft L Baked \j pM with Crunberry In stating- that the aisles were packed Redemption Fund . . 21,000.00 in oi tht lumci wat, the appear-in t II t l 1 ri Bread Cold Bread with people sitting in them, the coun Ice ( rea » Cake til main stated that in case a fire or on Hand and in f tl Jet h ir di 1 hi»h s(-ho 1 ^n!"- ( ofEee Cider alarm, of some kind. manv persons SLIPKNOT \vht (_ Line in List ts tho dinerb \ t-r 1 h \tlirita concerns which i on would most certainly ha\ e been sen 1,516,117.47 iiinahiri^ Lh i i (. » i t and t>uim, i 111 bated i<> the dinner were VtlaiUa ously injured before they could ha\ e r umb i of aoric, Milling company, rollb made of Cap! gotten out of the theater The board requested Chief "Maj o to \ Toitst to (.eorgia tola flour P i ank D Bloc k company RUBBER HEELS $7,812,308.52 s iltines and butterlnes Cable Piano keep a sharp lookout and not to a I $7,812,308.52 Ont, of their sfU^rs spt,ciall> w ] itten < nu i 3- piano Camp Grocery corn low proprietors of picture shows to foi tht oLLa lor \v ts entitled V To ist panj Serv I s big hominv Fulton Bag- overcrowd their houses They*i e the heels with tli woids beiny in ' Cotton Mills table tioths Maddox Commissioner Wardlaw stated to the L of Jee ompanj McDouffill Hoyal board tha,t reports had been sent in the wear that outwear? t of fee \V hi taker Piper company pa to him about police officers refusing Deposits Nov. 10, 1914 $4,915,694.67 per nipkms White ProMsion company to make arrests or to investigate cases p fftp 1 >r barbecut D R Wilder Manu when off duty lactv ring company I'niform Brand Chairman Fain stated that it was an sv rup \onah Fruit company of Cor- understood fact that patrolmen wei e Deposits Nov. 10, 1915 5,418,231.39 t ( t crop it our e cortia soil always on dutj a rv Ot i daja uf toil nelia* Ga, apples 1 t t u nrglu-na where ar they be! The resolution of Councilman John DINNER ENJOYED ston was as follows Gain for one year . . $ 502,536.72 Whereas, Messrs Moore & Branch and t CHORUS AT AMERICUS. Charles T and Linton C Hopkins partid i Ho -; m the Mate which g&vc us birth Am eric us Ga ~\o\ ember 18 —(Spe pated in the trial before the board of police I He <* H t thw f]«ig ate fllea1 clal )—Amencus people enjoyed thor commissioners ot the charges preferred II re i to h. r sons the beat of earth against Mr James L Beavers and are fa oughly todiy the most ela-borate and ml liar w ith the record and evidence Intro Officers: II re M l > her smiling skies beat prepared dinner of 'Georgia, prod duced and il r -i to her hll s and mountains grand ucts ever served here Kl rs and v alleys Fair Whereas the board has heard that said r \ GODDARD Vice President R W B"VR,RS Assistant Cabuier if rt- ^ u. heal h to my native Stute The menu w as prepared and served Fames Jj Beavers has rnn.de application for FRANK HAWKINS. President II nit old Oeort,ia entirely bv pupils of the domestic a writ oC ce.rtora.ri now therefore t>e it 1 HOMAS C ERWIN, Vice President \V B SYMMERS Assistant Cashier science department of the Amerlcua Resolved That the chairman of the IOHN W GRANT, Vice President It feirl- v, t re encored again *nd public schools, under direction of Miss board be and he la hereby authorized to A M BERG STROM, Cashier \ J HANSEL.L Assistant Cashier i ,,a n and it was wuh leal regret that Nina McKean their capable instructor, request said firm of attorneys to repre t L au Ii nt-t. ^aw them tike their de who was tendered the chamber of cona- sent said board in said application for cer torari if ona has been or should he made We respectfully invite your attention to this statement and the showing made by this bank lurtuie when they had Imished alnfc- merco hall aa dining room and re((uc«it said firms to take such steps ing ilusic for the occ ision WAS fur- in the premises as they may deem, fit and i lant d by W urni a orchestri S proper in behalf of this board without ex b. ponse to the city of Atlanta. <>o> ernor Harri* Spcafcm, r Following1 discussion of awards to be \t tho conclusion of the dinner Geoeoi ggia proucproducts ' whicwic h the youn i^ven patrolmen for recovering- stolen i han iia i K J ouinn of the city board ladies prepared and served to thre lutomobiles, tho meeting was ad- i * i Kit on called, the audience to hundred guests journed l tn i ur^cd that silence be mam- MACON t LIU I n the tea: of the hall so that Romans Dine Statesmen. i speikers mi^ht be heard Gov- DINNER. i i fclarrts \v is- then presented Ho Macon Ga Vovenibcr 18—(Special ) Rome, Ga. November 18 —(Speciil ) More than JOO Mac in people sat down St nator Thomas W Hardwick Con- 1 t =p *ch mtioducing- the speaker to the third annual Georgia Products tii ea&man Oordon Lee and Congress t if da> Mr \nderson \mong oth day dinner served at the loung Men 3 man John L Kurnett were guests of i Ll iit,s ho jsiid Christian Association building this honor at an informal dinner tendered I 1 « int to cLnf?ratu]ata the State t vemngr and the unanimous \ ei did them by members of the chamber of l n unlH r of (. f mm* i cc on the idea, of a j wa«i that the feast surpassed anything commerce and Rotary club at the ^ f j-ducts da> Ihi oificcii, of of Its kind Macon hia yet e;i\ en The Hotel General For-rest tonigrht In ri, tni/atitn particuiaily the menu which was an elaborate one The visitors, together Vjth a mim- I i Unt Charles J Halt.ii have laid was made up almost entirely of prod- ber of Romans, will mak.4 the trip to THEY ARE GOING FAST I t jpl of the whole state under ucts grown in this countj by the mem Gadsd*-n tomorrow to attend tho firm \A/IVI. A. r t _ t i ns to them for the magnifi- bers of the Bo> s and Girls Corn and nt d nil i- m ult from (reot^13- iais annual meeting of the Coosa Alabama < ti\e or eig'htv oth ^erv ed Mayor Smith and other well- »,rt *. i ^i tit us tola> I promise them know n t itizens w &re among1 those \v ho Thit is lon-c ts I am gro^ ernor I w^ill made short talks dui ing the progress d i al! that 1 can in an official capaci of the dinner GEORGIA STATE SEAL SPOONS t h \.\ < t oi gia 1'ioducts day ob \ d 1 j th*" people of the wholi DINNER AT st HP Th day his been growing In ELBERTON. SAYS BODY IS A i n 1 > 1 5 Clberton Ga Novembei IS —(fepe- It Is refillj- a pity that e\ ery daj cial }—The ladies of the Civic league We have also with us is not a Lieorq;ia I roducts daj ga\ e a dinnei toda> at the Elks hall an i that alt of o ir dinners are not to the officials of the cit> It was a f«ort£i i. products dinnei s \\ e hi\ e a Georgia Products dinner including the FACTORY on hand ttate v, ith such «p!endid resources that possum that was ser\ed CoVonel W F w t. c oui J 11\ e for an indefinite pei lod Jones acted as toabtm aster and re n the products of Georgia soil t \ en sponses to toasts were made by Judge f wi we 11. segregated from all the J N \\ orley Judge G C Grogan, Ma\ Urges everyone to drink glass South Carolina ie«t of the world or \V \ -Nail and Z B Kogers The The pov rnor paid a fine tribute to dirner was most bountiful and e\ery- of hot water before h coi n cl ib ho> s thinp served was raised in Elbert coun and Virginia \s a result oi their efforts he de f\ There were about fifty guests breakfast. ATHENS State Seal DINNER Tust as coal when i t burn" leaves \thens Ga November IS —(Special > behind a certain amount of incombus - The Vthens Georgia Pioducts dinner tible material in the form of ashes, so Diamonds With \\ is .in event \\hich ivill be long re the food and drink taken day after day Spoons membered for its unique features The leaves in the alimentary canal a cei By Mail 13 Cents for Each Spoon d i\ was observed b> the educational tain amount of indigestible material, Grades and Weights institutions here—the State university which If ndt completely eliminated from the bt things other than mere The dinner, prepared from products— baths Before eating breakfast each highly polished. size and buyers must, of ne moat of them raised in a mile of Athens morning drink a glass of real hot Wm. A. -—was cooked and served by the do- water with a teaspoonful of limestone South cebsit} depend largely upon mestic science department of the State phosphate in rt to wash out of the thir- the integrity and knowledge Normal school The menu follows ty feet of bowels the previous day s Rogers South Carolina and Virginia State Seal Spoons Can Be Secured of the dealer Ostrlca al Cocktail accumulation of poisons and toxins and Galliancclo a! Forno Constants to keep the entire alimentary canal Also at The Constitution Office on Same Terms and Price Carolina, Granturco Stile Sud clean pure and fresh Our diamonds are scien- H"am al Porno Alta Campagnola Thoae who are subject to sick head- Means. tincall} graded according to CJpolla au Gratln Yams Zuccarate ache, colds, biliousness constipation Virginia, Oelatina dl Scuppernoiiff others who wake up \\ ith bad taste standard classifications AU Pera Dolce All Ace to Cuore dl Setano foul breath backache, rheumatic stiff- There axe EVERY SPOON GUARANTEED stones are marked in plain Panettinl Caldl ness or have a sour, gassy stomach figures and this price is ad Insalata Scuola Nor male after meals are urged to g-et a. quarter Ever} spoon is guaranteed by Wm. A. Rogers, and there is no guarantee Florida Gallette pound of limestone phosphate from the No Superior hered to The one price sjs Coupe Georgia, drug store and begin practicing inter- in which jou can place more confidence. tern is of vital importance \ssortimento dl Dolcl Xoce nal sanitation This will cost \ era- Spoons Wm. A. Rogers stands for quality. So see that your spoons bear the mark and Other when diamonds are bought by CWer Dolce little but is sufficient to make an\ one an enthusiast on the subject of 1881 Rogers A-i, which is the registered trademark of this reliable com- thobe w ho are not thoroughly Remember inside bathing is more im- Made. States. ported on diamond values portant than outside bathing because pany, on each of the spoons you secure BENSON TO FACE TRIAL the skin pores do not absorb impurities It will pay vou to read our into the blood causing poor health ON CHARGE OF DRINKING v, hile the bowels pores do Just as diamond booklet It tells all soap and hot water cleanses sweetens Get These Spoons at The Constitution Office or at Any One of L. W. Rogers Co. Sixty-Five Stores about the methods of the dia- Byron Benson, patrolman of the and freshen-* the skin, so hot water mond svndicate, illustrates morning watch was 'suspended yes- and limestone phosphate act on the terdai b> Chief of Police Ma>o, for stomach, liver, kidne>s and bowels. and quotes net prices on all being under the influence of liquor His weights and grades Our guar- case will be taken up at the next meet- At The antee, exchange contracts and ing of the board 10c Each f STATE SEAL SPOON COUPON attractive selling plans are Captains Poole and Dobbs arrested 1 congratulate you on Constitution Benson at the Terminal Station and having a book -which com- Present this Coupon and ten cents at Tbe Constitution office or at any one S '• clearly outlined /* took him before Chief Mayo at the sta- of the L> W Rogers Company's 65 Grocery Stores (there Is one near you) anc S • tion hop se He was immediately dis- bines the joy of laughter, the With Office or Write tor this booklet and armed and suspended The two of- you -will receive one ol Wm A Rogers' 1881 A-l « | also for our 160-page illus- ficers had gone to the station at the thrlO of tears, with the appeal Any Qne trated catalogue for 1916. order of the chief after someone had to all that is best in human GEORGIA STATE SEAL SPOONS telephoned him that a patrolman was Spoons by mail, postage paid, 13 cents each. For mail orders write your name under the influence of liquor there nature. —Frances Ross EJuarJ, of Sixty-Five flaier& Berkele.Inc. | Benson lives on Battle Hill avenue Rockester. N Y £ j and address plainly and attach to this coupon 3f All mail orders must b« sent to The Constitution State Seal Spoon Depart- L. W. Diamond FITS THE NOSE Limit 6 to •1? ment. Atlanta Merchants as a slove fits the band. Jno I*. Moore The limit of spoons obtainable on this coupon is six. Rogers Co. & Sons' glasses, made according to the By Mail 13 Cents Each jErtabluhed 1887 prescription of your oculist, with their PRUDENCE a Coupon Stores. expert adjustment, fit the nose so per- fectly as to assure ease and comfort OF THE PARSONAGE. 31 Whitehall St. and good vision Jno L. Moore & Sons, opticians, are eyeglass efficiency experts. Let them remedy \ our *-v*- ANctdtyEthiHaalm. Class trouble. 42 N. Broad St.—(adv.) $1.25 nrf. Th BM^itmOl C...

nFWSPAPFRI 1 Page Ten. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBEE 19, 1915. I' road If these details are known to stock of Coast Line is and AtlantJ* railroad shall be re leased ing elder St. John R. H.\ Ward Talbot- plied Midway A F Freeman Flint RUer ton C O Mitchell Mt Gllead. J W Den- T 1L Brown Nexvton F C Mitchell Boy NOTICE. >ou, you will gret a better lease un- owned by the Atlantic Coast Line Kail- well into the afternoon session today kin C E Baldwin Elmodel M B Oliver road company, a holding company of Representative Swift, of Muscosee nis Box Springs, J H. Bryan Prospect K. Effective November 21. 1916, W & less you know these things, you place D Baldwin Paschal W A. tohipp Phila- May Han James Willis Twilight <*. U \\il > ourself largely at the mercy of the Bridgeport, Conn In view of these at the morning session took up and tlaihs Rock Pond B bpenctr Corea. t A R R tram No 2 will leave Atlanta CHARLES LAHATTE completed the argument begun by him delphia T C Jones Butler John T tLeath present lessee conditions, there is not and never will Muscogee J H Durham CarsonviUe E M D-v\la Minnsvllle p T bmith .De^cr it s 30 a m instead of 8 35 a, m.. as be proper conditions of competition be Wednesday afternoon in favor of the Tj Mitchell Allen Temple H W JVash E D Fedd Bethlehem 3> J> Da^i Ml at present. Train No 7^ will mxrlv tween these lines If we could make committee substitute to the bill ex- ington Groat chapel ^ J Lewis South ford T C Collier Fudge I K Smith Atlanta at 10 26 a m , Instead of 10 20 * The best way to learn these things, the connection with the Cincinnati plaining in detail its provisions and laSd. C J Matthews. Jr Waverly Hall. A, Conference evangelist. C H Pas ne a m , as at present. I believe, would be by a commission Southern we might have hope of com comparing It to the substitute offered Harniel St Paul B G Dotson, Williams C E HARMAN AFTER AJNG ILLNESS petition Mr "Wimbish his called this by Messrs Dorris Yeomans of Terrell MTljico aeon (.on f>reB<**-fcreace-. to fcnvestigrate these things No matter F \\ Maaseneale Maunck I Hargroi^ General Passenger A^ent what the personnel of such a commia a dream The word does not alarm me Stark r>Ickerson Dorsett and Bowers Bwll\ ood t, W Stephens Midway S P Macon, G& November 18—(Special ) sion it must above ail be a commission The greatest constructioniets the world The committee bill provides for three Knighten Manchester L Sterne Brown The African Methodist Eoi'-copal con- Funeral Services Will Be Held which will work. You should select has ever known have been dreamers members of the house and two from the chapel J R Daniels Schatulga, ^\ llllam ferencmi cuvte: in sea^iuisessiont an.at TurneA u; 11^ ri tabernaclLVIUK e a commission which will find put what Touching again upon encroachments senate on the commission and on that Clarke Rupert and Oant, C J Matthews. here Bishop Flipper presiding is Saturday at Church of Im- the road is worth upon the state s property, Mr Alexan- point Mr Swift was insistent holding Sr Gentian J A Tate Reynolds, S. W t would advise, continued Mr der said that the legislature should be repre Crawford £,ast Highlands, H. J Terry maculate Conception. Wimbish that you set no minimum "The Cincinnati Southern occupies sen ted on the commission Tangent V, T Poy Hamilton to be sup figure at which the road should be six miles of the Western and Atlantic s Colonel M J Ycomans followed Mr plied "RIGHT leaned If you do this jou will likely property in Chattanoogra The South- Swift, and wag In the midst o£ his Albany l>»strtet-^ohn Cooper presiding ern uses six miles at Dalton The argument when the house adjourned elder Albany F M Johnson Daw son W get no more than, that amount Any B JU Clarke famithv llle L, P Taylor preached the annual sermon Pharles Oliver LaHatte a&ed 49 and prospective lessee would certainly Southern uses four miles in Atlanta, for the joint session Mr leomans Rev A J Carc> of the Institutional manager of the J \ LaHatte Printing tjrai ee \V D C.la»s Brow nwood J J place your minimum as its maximum- The rig-hts of other terminal properties ai gued that it is improper In spirit \\ hito Mort in A C Kltcktey Swsaer S church Cluci£,o presided at the nus- i NOW" house died last night at his residence There had been several suggestions En Atlanta are doubtful The governor and in letter for the legisla -re to ere P Adamv Mt Carmel o W Jai,k8on sionar> ma 3 meeting- as Bishop Flip 395 Ciiitol avenue after an illness of of figures under which the state should of this state at one time sold one half ate offices to be filled by its own mem Leesburj J R Caison L.ei.ry h. G Gallon per was suf't ring \\ith a swollen jaw not lease the road of the land the state owned in Atlanta bers He cited the fact that the two Prt iria, M C Jordan '-t Paul O W several years The funeral will be held bijrgest commissions the state of Geor Saturday morning- from the church of Mr Wimbish made the suggestion re- The supreme court has held in a man V, a I Spring Hill \\ C Perry bt James. arding a co-operative arrangement ner to Indicate that the sale is ioid gia has e\er had were entirely of non A Purdy St Pt tcr s and Jones chapel H the Immaculate Conception and the f etween the Western and Atlantic Mr Alexander stited. that while the legislative memDership and were ere J Hunter Phileinma h. R Z-awson SL bodj will probably be sent to Gaines and the Cincinnati Southern railroad. title to considerable of the terminal ated bv legislatois who number among Phlllp s W M C Brown Jackson Grove Ville for interment whereny it would be possible for theae property In Chattanooga is supposed to the biggest men the state has ever and Bethel k R Toombs Edwards 1*. I. Mr LaHatte w is born In 1866 in tvv o rodds to control freight rates belong to the Nashv ille Chattanooga 1 roduced This was true of the last Knlg-hten HuntinRton J S Bishop ^\ ool KIMBALL The Cincinnati bouthern he ex- and St Louis It is doubtful whether \\ <£, \ re leasing commission when bright to be suppled Wrights Bridge to to th», Tennessee conference Eufaula Ma In 1390 he founded and the legislature was COITW osed of rnen be supplied St Marks. I> J Hill Midway plained extends from Cincinnati to this Is the case John Jack-ton Shiloh H B Beatty bum Rev H \\ Jamerson f t.ld <*ecretar5 became managing- editor of The Nasn Chattanooga and the Western and At He also stated that if certain other the rea-ding of the list of whose names, Pianos Players villa Society Mirror the first successful ter to be supp led Whitaett to be sup of the Sunday '-chol union Na^h\ ille Ian tic extends from Chattanooga to Georgia property in Chattanooga were he said s< unded almost like calling: plied Rainej >, Crajton Cooper H Me nddrt ssed the conference Appeal to buyers with refined Illustrated societv paper in the soutb Atlanta and it would be possible as Improved it would bring in $100000 per the roll in the hall of fame Nell DaU 1 chapel H C Hodges W all s He then established The Augusta Round has bf en suggest* d to extend this \ea- He was of the belief that should i specially did Colonel "i eornans dwell Cross Itoads to be applied Willlam-'burt musical tastes. road to the sea If the Western and the state buy freight 5 ards elsewhere on the commission which erected the J T Thomas Daw son H H Williams. \ Table a labor journal, and brougrht = to.K house a commission which was Jerome Jones present editor of The At Atlantic and the Cine nnaU Southein i n Chattanooga whore suitable land Blaketj District—J B Lofton presiding could be linked up the dream of our is known *o be available Georgia woul J appointed by Governor H D McUamel eld r Blakf-U E C * olej Arlington N Bargains in Used Instruments lanta Journal of Labor, to the south to fathers would be realized Theae two be in better position to make a new under legislated authority, and who re B Paris Fdison William Small Jerusa Aotel ^ become its assistant editor For sev- roads would not only be a tremendous lease advantageousU The present tuined to the state treasury t sum of tpm It A Holmes Bluffton G D Walker Atlanta Branch eral successive terms he was president factor in developing thi*» section but freight varda he said are too small unspent money out of an appropria Hilton I C Cole> Pleasant oro\e J B Brett onfall of the Vugusta Typographical union would be in position to control the but could still be utilized profitably tion of $1 000000 Bennett Carnegie M R Oranderaon Broadway,- 85th to 86th St*. Pbrae Ivy 3S3J. 94 N. Pryor St. ilr LaJJatte came to Atlanta and be entire rate situation in this section Do not act at this session of the Mitchell Cro-ve W B Woods Damascus S of the country If in thi^ connection legislature he advised * Get > o ir H Ch irloaton \IIen chapel John Jewell came associated with the LaHatte commission pav th* m well ind give rucker--on R, B Knight St John and NEW YORK Printing company bt. fore the J -V La- the Western and Atlantic were extend ASSIGNMENTS READ Payne Grove T B Brantley Mt Airy F ed to the sea you would have a system them time Get voui data and fix: vour T Thompson True ^ Ine W B Powell Hatte P*-intm^r house was organized In second to none contract so that it will hive teeth in Zlon Uatch A J Washington Green chapel 1911 \ ou should consider the pos ibilit\ it Put jour road in such conditi m AT COLUMBUS FOR and St John <_ W Roe «mith Grove T •nd Mr LaHatte w as a member of the of a union of the Western our contract M Mnsely Carneg-ie b L S ade Lucile ^ Central P«rk WITH THE MOVIES Chur h of the Immaculate Conception and the Cincinnati Southern T i t n The present leise contract for tht i 011 Moielj live Oak Xoble Williams P^ru D cinnati Southern is owned b> the oit> has been violated innumerable lim s A M. E. CHURCHES MOHCH Oli\ er Gro\ e "W ^ Slater st ind al«o a member of the Knights of of Cincinnati and is under Itase partly 5. et \v hat could Georgia do w ith llu James A J Sherfleld st I au] E March Largest and i olumbus and oC the Knights of Mac- to the Cincinnati Hamilton and I>nj road now if she forced the nullifica Jeff Eugene Limber! Spring C ek W Hast Attniaat abets Ht* w«ii> tht eldest s .m of Dr ton and to the Southern railwaj The tion of the least ^ Col umbU'j Oa November 18 —(Spe H Hill <-,r Jeff rson Gro\e H M Thomp city of Cincinnati hag hopes soon of cmi ,—Bishop J b Flipper read as son Bluffton R M Denson Ro vena, J W d B laHatit Beside-* his widow he \V nntH tons-Time l>ease McDanlel evangelifata, G M Mosely an«l R Transmit 13 survived b> three sons Charles G freeing the road from this lease which sigiiments « f presiding elders pastors is considered not advantageous to the He urged a long time lease but one and evaric, Ubts at the close of a veiy T Mose? Uptown Haul J Lints \ tnd Th jrnton LaHatte seven owner of the road This would leave of not more than thirtv years dura tuccesstul contcrciic hle\en persons Dnnaldsonvillc District—J I Stringer Ivflly and Norton ^ovelty Enter- daughters ^rb J X. Mulvey MIsaes the Cincinnati Southern open to a prop- tion in order that any contract made were elected delegates to the geneial presiding *>1dtr Dr n ild onville D Addison talner* IX ext 1\ c*k, "That Tc-xai IJLH It M irj B 11 \nne Bessie, Mittie osition with the Western Ac \tlantlc now would not bind a future genera conference Mort than $t> 000 was col Steam Mill W H Brrnv n Cedar Springi The question of double tiacklng the tion Je-oted for gener il puiposes which, was H W Grant Brm on c H Hall Lldf> mmotet cl center ol thcttra «nd and iliJdrt ) Lillatte two sisters Mrs. rendo r H Ixnet Jakm B J Slia^ktt.ford diwncu. EiceptmUr laf. vaa. TODAY road and straightening the curies he In answ er to an Inquiry from Mr S257 moie than last > ear Ivcy s Mill M C D vis Logwall H " \ Deal U Ith Dentlny," f haptri b \\ UiOf,don and Miss Lucile La Swift, of "VIusLOgee who is in favor Cnthbert District--William D Johnson room, with buhi. Hatt ill of Vtlanta and one brother said should also be taken into con \VrIeht Reynoldsville \V T Smith Dlffee 2S of ''The Diamond From the Sky.* sideration bj the commission of the committee substitute providing presiding elder Cuthbert I H Smith Jr A I SI oata f olqultt \V A Smith Dry ALL THE COMFORTS OF NEW the (trt-at Imcrlcan serial Ubert 1 UJittt, Galveston Texas for a commission consisting of the go\ Rort utti i*-s C Johnaon Lowell I R. Rt>b YORK CITY'S BEST HOTELS Five Member* favored r Creek > D Ford Broedlo\e William Ga*- ernor the chairman of the railroad ii aon blK-llman L> >V Moman '*«" *.* rison Barnett ** Bridge R W Stanford AT ONE-THIRD LESS PRICE. Mr \leiander fav 01 td a commits! jn commission three members from the town A J Ihomaa Parroit L. H. WIiii ( o>rene P L Little Mo--et M J Hunter Sidnny SutiaB at door—66th Street StibM. \ of not more than five membeis Ihe house and two liom the senate \vith bish I lorenct C L. Kmt, bprinj?\ ale Hoggards Mill T B Mitchell Mt Melg^ EW>tedSut»n2Bloc:b«w>T—*6thSl Sl.UO.. YOUTH IS ASSAILED p D Brown Mt Olive W V, \\ illUms SAVOY governor and the cha.ii man n ie r t 1 the attorney of the railroad commis Culiman J S McAllister River Bethel B J C Splvey Cookstown T Burke Cross EXCEPTIONAJ.SUMMEK KATES. HAY TO Oa. road commission he tJiouglit sho Id sion and the attoi ney gener il acting J William** Hatcher A M Koberts <^OM3 ing J T Shoemake GraysvilJ« to be sup IN CENTER OF CITY; be two of tht five and the go\ « inoi as special counsel for the commission Roads L. W Ware Pleaaa,nt Vulley E D TODAY should appoint the other thi t He Mr Alexander said li^ttle Aim Well F B Johnson Alt £ Ion, Irvlnjf ( ummlnKs in ** \ Polnr Ro- bhouid not be restiicted in his appjint The principal change In your bill C \V Collier Buford W H Mitchell n CUT BY UNKNOWN ments to members of the general is ought to be guch as to pro\ ide for the GarnersvlHe 1 \ Lvans, St Marke H mnnre two~reel Mutual dratnn sernblj but should be allowed to sekct the governor to appoint the commis Branharn bt M*ry h O C D ivis Cole C.eurhr *>»cy In • I he 1 iebtliiK the best men for the work w h<_i ev i sion without confirmation of the sen man J tin D Ha>*-a Leverett M Williams lour" * uh tooiedy, "< hlcngo Trib- '-tulfcrins' from a severe tilt in the lie could find them among the citizt us ate and the commissioners to he sub Cays I I Jordan Phillips, B- I> Ether une « eekly " 1 tds« B^tr^o s 1 P iroctor ISorth Cutli rn i h i f t I at * ive E omt-, of the state jeet to removal it the will of the gov bert Wh Uer H Peterson \\ hlta House , Cn son sh n f nstrumer E in thf Mr AJeAand^r also pointed out that ei nor I do not beJiev e tb it In this J H Hen Iry Quitmun c unty AI C Now Is the Time to Have Your Teeth Put in Good Condition n Is or t-i mki wi rrai Jahn A\ to get the right sort ot i eomm ssiori matter authoriU shoul 1 be given with C t oioe \\ *,>ton J 1 bumler Pmpkln n h son f I itrol Ciu rd I -D it is going to be n rosaar> to spend out responsibility being placed C rt-ek JI Oixcne \\eb-ster county C W HE DESOTO Home mt ney Nobodj w, ill wi i k out ttifft rs With Alexander \\ I ton liei e\uleiice \Villl un Mag ^ood BIG REDUCTION- t hei \<. s tu hed Lo tht, (,rad> hot. the details m cessat v unl«~"-a he H suf •-u nn a A C Crumbley 1 ecan H Uwens j 1 it L 1 tie f our last n Oht The ficientl> paid to make it worth his Mr Candler s ud although he did not 0 r i \Mlllam lulbot Iloj, Creek D W TODAY ttf i lin^, i !>sic ana stated that the while to devote his time to the woik Understand just what the house want I hompson 1 arrott Oeorge C Tiiomaa he said \ou will hive to pav all ed him to discuss In connection w. ith ^Jochw ay M M Morrison evangelists B Set of Teeth... "The Rang: Onlnnff," >cll|t 1 he strum i t cut through i-he clothing 4 the "Western and \tlantic or the pend M Clark A Smith and W T Johnson Hell Hop, E Hwnniiy comedy Hllly • leanly atid i fhcttd L Ions gash which fiv e members of this commission well or else pay one of the commissioners ing legislation his experience of the Columbus District—B D Roaeboro pro Gold Crowns and Dcbnt," 1 nbln corned > Hlj[b-c1aaH . not how ever expected to develop exceptionally vi ell and pa> the other past five or six years had given him sidlngr elder St Jame^ r L Butler St «uudc\llle inj, ou:al> an oppoi tunitv of knowing what the Marks C D I>ixonv bt Paul H fc. Davis four nominally Nobody ia ^oins *o 1 umpkln William Wil on St 1 eter s. H Bridge Work (lailc 1 Mule JI Past Baker who find out these things for nothing Wo road has been doing and on this ui le Bluff bprings C C Crouch Bethel >a the ompan n oL \ ung Fine her ha\ e already lost millions bj not hav know ledge lie had been able to form i nd R indall J R Gay Richlan 1 B F ing any one to loo«. iftcr thf st it s opinions 1 ranklh Glen Alta, J S aiy it-k Omuhha We Lead in Fine Work and Low Prices t ued th u the cuttii K happened when I dilTer is w id ly as possible he THE ALAMO NO. i r th ., t. int in n^unient with a.i interests in onnoctlon v. ith the "W ebt L P 1 int n Columl us T W Evana ern nd \tlintlc sild liom the vie\vs expressed b> Mr Ochillee J Hip haw Lnion < H All Work Guaranteed THE O1_D PS E l_ I A. IS l_ El H tl r T ui it I iv^ I u rits The ai0u Ale\an 1 i when hi idvisea > ou not to llujihey Charle-) T C Crow 11 Upatoi D TODAY 1* it aiose juich]\ aid the cutting- Records \re I ont unrl&z l iKe at this time to prep ire for I Mitchell Spring HI!) I M Davis Prew ; mtUiateij lollowe 1 Mr Alexander stited that of the re the disijot.il of >oui property ty lease ton I R Flinnaean Aqultla Hill I F AliLAr^TA DENTAL PARLORS "The 41ternn1l»e n three-reel poi ts of the sipecial ttto-ney an official (It is pur Iv and simply a business l!ix m M( ore s J A Archibald Fvans < Upper drama "Johnnie ihe Ilur- at one time employed 1 \ the staU for propo ition ind one of the fere vtest 1 evi Turpiii Walker s C H I>lllard 10 Years at Same Location. Cor. Paachtrea & Deeatur Streets ber, ' Beauty cornedv tJ- e Western and \tlantic matters he possible m iprmtude You will bt mak •^tiencev Hie il L AdamT i THOUSANDS WITNESS knew oC but one co > now in existence Ing a grievous ei ror if you wait as he Talbottun District— T Barry presid and that he himself now had that He suggests one or two or three yeirs BURNING OF A BARN stated that th it office which was oc before starting to find out what y ou NO. 2 cupied b\ Mr \\ imbish had di^covei ed \vint to do with a pioperly worth $20 i U 000 people tui ned out ut 12 hundreds of *"ni_i larhments on the i 000 000 | 0 lotk list ni_,ht to witness a barn state s property and that Mr W imbish • The situation does not differ from TODAY 1 lied wi h na> bur" to the ground on had se< ured fi om til of these quit any other simple business transaction Man gum sti et bapk of the Block claim agreements upon dt m ind of the ' If you owned a piece of store piopeitj •Wine, \\omnn and Song;. * two- Canu\ fa Lo > ft U Leathers nig-ht state, and that evrrj on<_ of these have in the c tv of unusuil value and in i part FMKnnay feature Mr and YlrN w atrhman of the \ B &„ -V railroad. been lost thr^ui^h lick of any one to dt sirable location you would not wait Sidney Orcw In "Diplomatic Henrj turnej in tht lire alarm thinking that look iftcr them Ht- stated that the until the present lease on thit pi op V itnicraph comedy s^vei j.1 box cars on a sidetrack wei e onlv evidence to S^O 000 worth of the ertv had expired be-fore you began to lurnitiEr Th hain belonged to the roperti ib now in his p issession that m ike investigation looking to a new ge has frequently sought to turn this leifae n r woul i vour tenant want to 1 i ansr r and S oraK^ coinpaii> for stor There'll Never Be An- over to proper state authorities, but v\ ait that long Iherefore I sa\ we in*? hd.y It had reoentU been filled to that he can find no one authorized to will be making a gitat mistake if we THE STRAND it-5 c t[ acitj. Tht cause of the fire acce-pt it wait any longer than the present time nd the amount of the loss are un Such ' ho said ' is the manner in to begin to treat the Western and At known which we take care of a property which lantic railroad lease as a business pro- TODAY Vf since its creation has returned to the position I would not sav we will want state J92 000 000 in cash to lease this railroad next \\ i ek or Richard Carle in "Mary's Lamb \ KiKant c -American farm machin Mr Alexander was of the opinion next month or next year But I do say other Chance Like This i v r eern ii, turning: out dicad that the commission should consist of we ought to find out just what we d i usht Lt-am plows at a great rite five members and that at least one of vv ant to lease at the very earliest op The Constitution's Final Distribution of Booklovers' Library Sets or i ndei int at t w th th British grjv these members should be pa d for his portunitj * rnment The use or th* se implements v* hole time This commission he In respect to the method of prepar is sid ilrtaU t hu\ e increased En^, thought sh >uld at t in disposing- of the ing- for the new lease on the pi opei tv GRAND land s tillable area. >0 per cent property not later than 191S Mr Candler said he had as former Judge Atkinson of Fulton asked Mr members always do a sentiment to Dickens, Hugo, Poe, Bmnas, Shakespeare TODAY ? ng! sh is spoken by 152 000 000 per Mexi nder to explain the situation ex w ard the leg-islature but candor com '< istrn^ between the state of Georgia peJJed him to sav though the present Edna Goodrich (n "Armstrong's and the eit> of Chattanooga, house and senate ai e entirely repre He began by pointing out the sltua sentative and an excellent legislative Only 300 sets left. After this sma 11 lot has been disposed ot, the distribu- Wife," Paramount production STATE ROAD VALUE tlon which the suggestion of Mr Wim bodv, it Is nevertheless a fact that bish that the W-estern and Atlantic and you can t handle the matter of a lease tion will be at an end. If you want one of these sets, act quick before it is too late. URGED BY SPEAKERS the Cincinnati Southern come to an understanding if executed, w ould re on a piece of propertj like this with lleve the ad\ite or participation of two hun T HE GEORGIAN dred odd men In a multitude of < o in Little Competition. sol there may be wisdom, but at the Five Handsome Sets Continued From First The Nashville Chattanooga and St same t me there is such a multiplicity Louis is the lessee of the Western and of idei ind opinion that jou wo iltl TODAY Atlantic and controls it The L.OUIS ne\ i >-,et anywhere And this is ti ue Six Volumes to Each Set Edna Maison In "Manna" Bilhe **rn u d Atla iti the state should ville and Nashville owns the controlling kiuw fust tn u the Westem and \t bee-use of the fact as IVIr Alexander Rhodes In "A Looney Love Afair Pto-ck of the N" C t St I* The \t h is told vou that it is essential you These attractive Booklovers' Seta an lj.ntic, r-ill o\d it, it-, \alut, ita earning- la-ntic Coast Line owns the controlling Victor Potcl in "Bill** Plumber power and e\ e y detail concerning the snould go about this problem in such from tne press of Thomas NelBOB ft SOD*, stock of the L. & X The controlling a way that the prospective tenants will the famoUh Bibla house of London Edm ,^et only so much of voui own plans burgh and New York The thousands of and >oui own knowlbage as 3-ou can t L/AUDETTE ItfSZ? j! event them from getting and in this sets distributed by The Constitution dur lememoor always that you. know noth ing the last few months is proof that our * "Old Heidelberg" irij., at all of their plans or their in- readers know the value ot good book* and —B AITS tentions Hem e I am convinced it is I> W CrRI* HTH I»RODtJCTIO\ w isest to provide for a commission are keen to the advantage of a real bar FBlurinB DoroIhT l.l.h and \\allx-r tnat isu t too large therefore too un gam The fact tnat the distribution is "ncKLE jATTri'R<-ld s i \i,i« •wieldy now drawing to a close, and that when —X \CTS- Governor Fixed LeaHe it is over no more of these books can be MACK (IK'S \fcTT f»HODI ITIO'S In 1870 you had only the governor secured at such a low price, will prompt t cattirlngr HMttfOf Arhuelile as the authority/ and he fiied both th^. all others who desire the books to get minimum rental and maximum time and leased the road In 1889 you did them now almost the same thing you left it to VICTORIA the governor w ith a minimum an-d a miximum and he got them both—and Your Choice of Any or All TODAY leased the road of These Attractive Sets for Mr Candlor said If it were not for "Under the Black Robe," Apex the complexity of the termin il prob- Only Three Excellent Remedies lems w hich have arisen he would say film feature to leave the matter In the hands of the governor now as has been done in the past but the questions invoU ing the tei minal facilities are such that it is ALSHA For Treatment of Colds necessary to provide the governor w-ith counsel Therefore I belies e it would Per Scl be a kindness to him and an aid to the TODAY state if you will associate with him a "Man to Man," Mafltnng- l>Mtare purely business commission a small But Only While the JACOBS' COLD ABSORBENT one composed of well equipped men "llrr Adopted nro.bcr^* Beauty but you will be making a. serious mis Present Supply Lasts. conifdr take if that commission ia large and Unwieldy You w-ant most a working- Be Prompt—Act Today. commission He stressed the fact that the com Think ot the hours of delightful read THE REGENT mission which he said should not be Ing these sets aftord—the wealth ol more, than five members should be Romance, Adventure, Poetry, Dramatic given absolute power to lease the road TODAY — and if I had the appointing power Art, their pages contain. Think ot the tonight I will tell you that I v\ ould many advantages of having these master "TI** Prlma Oonna." a three-par I not make the commission larger than writings of the most famous authors in Balboa drama, featuring \mtrn Kfefl- three he said—and do it in such a non. "TV 11 Mr- Stayed Sin sir," vita* •way th it the time within certain re handy volume size all ready to take off «-rapit earnedy. strictions, should be left to them and your library shelf for a delightful hour'a then hold the commission responsible reading or to slip in the pocket and taka not to require them to close the lease on a journey They re books that are this year. ne\.t > ear or the year follow- THE BONHEUR ing but at the most opportune time In indispensable in every library, and mor« • DECATTIR, GA. Cathartic Dovers-Quinine the Judgment of the commission 'That desirable, more useful in the present form commission ought to be composed of than any other They contain the best TODAY men who Know how to delve into rail- rftad affairs railroad valuations and to reading for old and young—for every on* (American) "A Divine Decree" for Colds. Coughs, Grippe ascertain the earning capacity of the who loves a good book—-and they appeal (Falstaff) "A Masclve Movie Ro road they ought to be enabled to go alike to every taste from the small boy's ma nee " into the matter of freight >ards, switch Positively No Bad Effects as from Ordinary Quinine ing yards and every feature in the love for tales of adventure to the critic's 1C Jacobs Cathartic Do\ ers Quinine is taken Immediately ^t ih road s composition and future He caste lor good poetry and essays. r3t S5 I t < 1 0f C ld C ld WI said It might be found to advantage EM THEATER I?ff j oou Sshoul?, , ?7d bh e eipobe° '?d •and° fear "catchin a.SSppSg coldr compet. Covere sj'ovVmgh Quinine wilt l to add yard facilities at points on the G MARIETTA. GA. prevent it You can so through a sever?-»inter withou: a cold ,f line and they should be in position to >ou take Do-veri Quinine promptly It Is the best ore- .f tell the legislature just what to do in TODAY tentive and the Quickest and safest remedy for colds Oflv-% that respect, and the legislature ought These Books Will Be Best Sellers Long After coughs and grippe Large Box. Tablets or Capsules . .AVlC then to do it Mary Fuller and Paol Panzer ta He differed materially from the **Lil "for'weMter," Victor drama. view of Mr Alexander that the lease "Dlaculaed But Dtaeovered/* L-KO should not be allowed to go beyond 30 The Best Sellers of Today Are Forgotten comedy. years or one generation Mr Candler said the commission should be g-l\en authority to make the maximum lease Buy Them for Your Own Library—Bui Remember These Sets Will Not Be Here Long Palmer's Tolu and Honey 50 or GO vears that It would not be |i/| ARIETTA Strand unwise to cover two generations The *•• MABIETTA, O*. reason for this was he said, the fact Remember the Price—$1.50 per set, at The Constitution office; by mail, that it would not be to the advantage TODAY of any prospective tenant to undertake $1.65. William KOI trrffatf Naner Cough Mixture double-tracking or any other material O"V«H. Aft Pure California comb honey and balsam of tola Many coucrb m*>^f impro\ ement on the road under a By sending your, order at once you can secure one or all six sets. Be sure ««*»** Im cines produce nausea or constipation, especially with children Sr shorter lease because such a lessee to state set or sets desired by name plainly written, and address your order to Palmers Tolu and Honey will not disagree with even th? m?«t could not make back the money ex- delicate^stoxnach Perfectly safe for children of any age, as ^JSSl pended for that purpose In the life of a short lease, and therefore would not make the improvements He referred Where throat or glands are very sore ana InfTamed It ston steady COME INTO FAVOR IS and 3 ©7 points higher. Sales. 2.0*0 tons. i Hange in New York futures Thursday:: I Opening. Closing. Refreshments Are Served andj Early Weak Cables Sagged January 3,10©3-12 3.24©3.35 February ,,,.., 3.00 Interest Was Lacking in Wheat Rise — Corn and September per lb. In New Or...11.Sic disagreeable there were from five to ^ Grapes, Malaga. Per keg $8.6007.50 October . ., COTTON — Jan.-Feb. six hundred quests present at the open- j Orange, Florida *2.&0tf3.00 . Oats Advance in Sympathy del'y. per lb. In Force Advance. Grapefruit f3.0093.50 . Specialty Group. 3.40®S-49 3.53^3.54 Liverpool G.lSd ing of the Atlanta Warehouse company j Tangerines J3.50tf4.00 WHEAT — Dec. del'y. at its plant on Stewart avenue and j Apples, table, per barrel ...... J4.00OS.OO per bu. In Chicago.. $1.05% COR>—a.wc- uol'y, per Central railroad yesterday from 12 Apples, cooking, per* barrel l3.OOtp3.EtO , Chicago, November 18,—Assertions , o'clock noon to 5. Refreshments were RANGE IX NEW YORK COTTON. Apples, boxed $1.&0&3.00 , New York, November 18. — Railway Coffee. bu. In Chicago ... .61>ic OATS—Dec. defy, per served and music furnished by an old- Lemons shares were a-lmost the only redeeming that steps being taken by foreign gov- ! j ( 1 Lastl I Cranberries, per gallon , i New York. November ' 18.—There was bu. In Chicago 38%c time darky orchestra, playiner and sing- !open|Hlgh| Lew' Sale] Close. [ ernments would bring: avbout a reduc- j further scattering liquidation In the market PORK—Jan- del'y. per ing quaint and familiar plantation Pineapple* feature of today's Irregular and pro- Jan. ..(ll.BOlll.75ill.80 11.72(11.71 11.65 Cabbage, northern, per pound tion of freight rates on the ocean gave j J0^00*®^,/11^^ s'to*1^ °Pene"Sio^ry ^?fd bbl. in ChicAKo $16.72 melodies, added interest and pleasure fessional stock market, those issues LARD—Jan, del'y per Men. " ~-'-" ' 11.91 Turnipa, Canadian, per pound, decided strength today to toe wheat j f i were less active Paround *6.5T for to the quests. , May .. . 12.06 Onltms. per sack displaying general atrengrth and a er nes trc. in Chicago $9-17 This plant covers 40 acres of ground Oct. 11.89 11.92 11.8»! 11.92 11.92 11.78 Onions, Spanish, per crate .. . market here. Prices closed stronff. 1 3-* j March ^f ^-T^or ^ ay - £1*™™™" *" " RIBS—Jan. del'y. per and represents an investment or ap- broader inquiry, after an early period 0 re e t , lb. in Chicago 9.15c Dec. ' 11.49 Potatoes, Irish, per sack to 1 5-8@l 3-4c net higher, with De- j er. and prices later rallied rather proximately $1,000,000. Potatoes, sweet, per bushel ., of hesitancy. Erie was the most active ev C. S. OIL—Jan. del'y. A demonstration was made of tne Celery, per dozen cember at 105 3-8@l-2 and May at ! ly on covering of shorts and a reni per lb. In New York. 7.Sic stock in the list and advanced % to P SUGAll—Jan. del'y, per Webb Hig-h Density compress,, capable KANGK IN XKW ORLEANS COTTON. Lettuce, per crate f2.80 4j> ii.5' 1.07 l-S@l-4.' Corn Sained Ic to 1 1-Sc | J^' b? raSorT of leSTfSvorable^n* of compressing cotton to density or. Cauliflower, per c:rate $2.25 «*> U.5 45 %, its highest price in almost a d lb. in iCew York.. 3.24C and oats a-*c. In provisions the out- \ prospects. Trade Intereatu were moder; COFFEE—Jan. del'y. 32 pounds per cuui foot, thus effect- Spinach, per barrel $2.26 ty 2.60 decade. Union Pacific's steady rise of ;eile the adv e ocean freights or Jt-arsley, per doaen . , .. ... 35@40o come was unchanged to 7 l-2c higher. hich carried May per lb. In New York. 6,7 ake navigation was February . 6.55 bid 6.7^ •Per cent. which has b«*en loaned money. a3 high The market opened steady at a de- 56.08. ' progress. In spite of another advance in March 6.55(3)6.6 6.72 6.72 Industrial stocks uset Am»r. Su«ar, I the metal to 19%. the third upward ended it might be impossible to forward U. S. Rubber as 10 c.-nts per bale. cline of 2 to 5 points In response to Medium to good cows. 650 to 7&0, 14.00 to re s April 6.74 _ Gen. Electric. Gen. U< Th*1 of fu-t'Tri of the company are:- Asa J revision in a week's time. Thf v^ by rail to the seaboard enough Cana- May 6.79® 6.80 and U. S. Sieel. G Candlur. president; W. B. Haxnby, relatively easy cables, with December Mixed common. 38.25 to 33.76. i further adverse criticism of the uug- dian wheat to supply urgent European June 6.S4 (#6.85 Railroad stocks used Bait. "Jood fat oxen. J4..2& to >6.00. j gcnheim dissolution plan. July [email protected] 6.89^6.90 111. Central. K. Y Central, Penn. ,d Sourt- vice president: A. P. Coles, general selling at 11.45, March at 11.86 and demands. rruinas-er. and J- S. Lewis, secretary and Medium oxen. J4.00 to $4.26, t United States Steel was the tar&et August ... 6.78 bid 6 94@6 95 era Railway. May at 12.02 on the call. There was Rjillrond and Industrial bond uB0d arc: treasurer. U-ood butcher bulla. 33.50 to 34.50. of the short interest, and Bethlehem Wet weather northwest and over the September 6.SG bid «.99~ 00 some Liverpool selling here at the de- Prime hogs, 16U to 200. 36.80 to 37.00. winter crop region as well drew at- October . . Amer. Tel. & Tel.. Central wf G« Steel ranged between 490 and 474. clos- Consol^ Ceatral Leattter. U. S. Bt««l cline, but otherwise offerings seemed (Joud butcher hogs. 140 to ISO, $«.7& to iner at 485. a gain ol 5 points. In gen- tention to reports of the comparative November fi.7' 7"i 36.90. eral specialties of all kinds suggested December Vlralnia-Cttro. Chemical. ALLEGED DEFAULTER to be limited and the market soon Good butcher plra 100 to 140. *S.50 to scantiness of country marketings of an increasing lack of public interest wheat. Prospects were for a decrease steadied on covering", a renewal of de- Trading was dull except m Ine Iirsi Cotton Seed Oil. CLEARED OF CHARGE mand from the brokera credited with Ufiht pigs. 80 to 100, 88.26 to 36.50. In the movement, as rural holding was Rice. Heavy rough hogs. 200 to 300, 3C.OO to iber IK.—A luck of t buying for Russian account yesterday, h apparently becoming more and more Kew Orleans. November 18.—The tone °iiatest developments in the European ruled strong in clean Japan rice today, in the talluw and Ruaie Ga, November 18. — (Special.) and local bull support. Above quotations apply to cornfed hoes. situation, particularly the crisis in the pronounced, b ut a general freeze and ay.. lurmerly cashier of resulting good highways were being while clean Honduras was steady and the David 11- -Lo Reports of unfavorable weather for Maat and peanut-fattened. Ic to l%c under. Balkans, contributed measurably to- rough grades quiet. ig the cotton nee* me Citizens JNaUoiial iSank of KocK- Several loads of good Tennewee steers relied on by the bears as likely to en- Us today. There w saving cotton in the south and a fur- ward the heavier tone of large deliveries. Heeelpts; Rough, 6.358; millers. 5.291; mart was ac uinett here yesterday m * - In the yards this we*k, that tipped th« issues in London. That clean, 2.663. use demand. Lwa uisirict court after a ther advance In sterling exchange, Corn rose with wheat and as a re- irk futures Thursdaj b ruled toiaLw sult of unfavorable conditions for cur- Salus: 372 sacks rough Honduran at 2.15 triu.1 u charge of misaypropriauns probably contributed to the rather more ®-1.10. 2^9 «ack« Japan at 2.50 $9 000 000 with a reduction of liability the seaboard. ht: was overworked ana worried Flour. SacKed, Per Barrel^Victory (in Provisions responded slowly to an Savannah. Ga.. ber 18.—Turpentine May 'd jiLiairs. and that maae advance which carried December up to 4S-!b. towel basa), $7.15; Victory (our finest a n d a upturn in the price of hogs. The best firm at 55^ ; sal 101; receipts, 393; o cha-rgt: to his personal 11.60, March to 12.02 and May to 12.IS f±r?Le r v c9 ^entr^rr^raniS patent.), $7.00; Quality U» 48-lb. towel B^Uned Tbou? '5,000,000 gold wUh a demand was for lard. Btock.s. 12.088. mounts he took. during the early afternoon, however, tmfis,), 47.15; Quality (our flaaert patent). Rosin firm; sal 870; receipts. 1.847; ??.o0; Nell Rofle (seif-riainK). J6.85; Gloria substantial increase of its note circu- Chiicago Qnotatloiw. Ktock. 64,729. and the market later reacted severaJ ^seit-rlsing). JG.85; White Lily , ard of .de Th Quote: A. B. C, D. E. F. G. ATLANTA AUDIT CO., points from the best under realizing *6.76: White Lily (aell-rlalne. 12-lb. bags), laBon'd3 were firm to strong, with a Prev. $5.70; I. J5.75; K. $6.06; M, JG.i: PROFESSIONAL VIEWS and a renewal of bear pressure. 56.90; Royal (self-risine), JC.76; Purltap fair request for convertible iasues_ To- Open. High. Low. Clo: . Close. window glass, JS.70; water whit- Inc., Government Reports. (highest paten t>,?6.65; Puritan (fai&hest tea At times there was a fair volume of tal sales. Par value. ager>.g->- ON COTTON SITUATION patent, 12-lb. bagsj, J6.RO : Paragon (hlch- .1.03% 1.05% 1.03% 1.05% 1.03% trading around the ring-, but general est patent), J6. 66 , Home Queen (highest 5 0 ' -r1n?te°d -States registered 2s and 4s .1.05% 1.07%, 1-05% 1.07% 1.059| commission house business was quiet patent), JG.65; White Cloud (hicb patent), advanced % per cent on call. 56-^5 ; TVhite Daisy (high patent), »6.25 ; De ... 60% eo% Ocean Spray (good patent). ?6.00; Southern May ... 63% 62% Star (grood patent), J6.00- Sun Rise (eood Stocks in New York. OATS— patent/. J6.00; Sun Beam (eo«xi patent), prev. ec 38 % 38',4 J6.00; Tulip flour (.law »raae), *5.40; Aneel Low. Close. Close. ay 39% 39% WE OFFER 50 SHARES FooU Uelehearfs best), $7.26; Swans 33% ' PORK— Down OEleheart'a patent). $6.65. 32V* 32% Allis-Chalm G8 69 ; Nov 14.BG 14.50 Meal.. Sacked. Per Bushel — Meal, plain,, Am. Beet Dec 14.50 1 14.50 14.55 14.60 144-lb. sacks, 96-lb. sacks, Blc; 4«-lb. 59% ^ r>a«i 16.82 16.72 Am- Can % 82% «* — ..16.67 1 16.67- ivea.kut;sa and the rally during the middle of the"day? cka. 83c; 24-Ib. 85c. Am. Car & ndry 83 4fi Ma 16.70 16.70 L on all declines. Russian interests are estimated to have Oraln. Sacked. Per Bushel—Corn. No. *, Am. Cities . JAY, BO-NO & CO. white, 77c; oats, fancy white clipped. 64c; ! AmAm . CottoCottonn Oil .- 68% S.S5 8.87 8.82 purchased contracts between 35,000 and whlte 68% 69% JO 40,000 bales in the market here since . ^ clipped, 53c; No. 2 white, 62c;j Am.. LocoLocomotivm e ... 7 9.07 9.17 3.10 ber IS. — (Special.)—On mixed. 4%-bushel bags. 60c. ' Am. Sugar H yesterday morning. 128% 128% 1^» 'A i 9.25 9.35 9.27 r>ort tiingea the size ol Spot cotton quiet; middling- uplands Seeds. Sacked, Per Bushel—Blue Stem Am Tel. & Tel. aio a.nU if Ihe figures sales, 200 bales. seed wheat, $1.76; seed barley. $1.20; Ban- 'Am. Tobacco 229% 229 10.60 hu croft seed oata. 76c; Appier seed oata, 75o; : Anacond-; Copper -.90% "£ 3 being issued, 9.12 ATLANTIC ICE P'F'D by ine pi Texas Red rust-proof oats. S5c; winter Atchison 9.27 S.THO.OOu ild require a mind tna-l New Orleans JUsr* 3 to S Point*. grazing seed oats. 660; No. 2 Texas ruat-I Atlantic Coast LJn \vou.j IK j still insist on a crop New Orleans, November 18.—After proof oats. 61c. Baldwin Locomotive R«ceipU ID Cblcaco. bales, assuming the short period of depression around the Hay Etc.—Choice alfalfa nay, J1.30; Baltimore & Ohio. a correct forecast. It Thursday. opening today, cotton reacted and went Timothy No. 1. Hmail bales. J1.15; Timothy Bethlehem Stee^ 'l --«» Wheat 1«6 cars ROBINSON-HUMPHREY-WARDLAW CO. ilng this yeaJ between to a small net advance, atanding above No. 2, amail bales. $1.10; Bermuda hay. 8Gc: Brooklyn Rapid T.. 90J Corn . 1S8 curs veniber 14 to nave been the level of yesterday's last quotations Johnson grass hay, BOc; C. S. meal. Har- Canadian Pacific . .!»» ._ Oatfl . 194 cars this year, and this should per y Prime. $36.ou c. S. meal, Buckeye Central Leather ... BS% oo per cent of the crop, if during the remainder of the session ; 63V* Hogs . .28,000 head Third National Bank Bldg. Atlanta, Georgia and closing a-t a net gain of 5 to 8 Prime, J36.00; C. S. meal. Milco feed. $34.00; Chesapeake & Ohio 64% luuevor be given the almost C. S, meal. Cremo feed, $32.00; C. S. hulls. Chi.. Mil- & St. P.. 88 •meat from, the south that gin- points. «quare nacks. $16 00 R 20% -urly Completed than In any The lower prices In the early trading GUI.. R I. & P- - «* Receipts Chicken Feed. per Cwt.—Purina pigeon 144% 144* last week. The s Inning for that same were due to a poor Liverpool. Buy Ing- feed 100-lb. sacks. $2.65; Aunt Fatsy was 3,543,000 bales, which 4414 45*4 44^fc Corn—564.000 v 618,000 last week. was stimulated by the report that maah 100-lb. sacks, »2.40; Purina chowder. Shipments—Whi ine crop; for 1910, heavy buying recently In the American 100-lb. Backs, J2.40; Purina scratch. 12-pkg! Electric . .177 176% 17GV4 177% , 961,000 Vft. 1,220.000 w hlch was al* 65 per General 410 .. 4»i -*oa last week. markets was for the account pf Rus- batea. $2,30; Purina, bcratttjb 100-Ux Saeka Oftncral Motors . ...*32 Corn—242.000 vs. 252,000 last st&n Interests. "A report that 'German *MOr Vletonr chick. 100-lb. sacks. $2.10; . Grea„ t N< them pfd 127 126% 127 12S Victory Bcratch. 100-lb, sacks. $2.00; Dairy . Illinois Central 108% 10H 109 coinpa-rlMona with the pres- f spinners were again buying and stor- 'nly ing cotton in this country also in- Bcratch 100-lb. sacka, $1.80; beef scraps, ' Interbor. Con. Corp. 22% sinc« such operations during a. ; per 100-lb. sacks, $3.35; beef scraps, per I Kan City Southern. 33% 33 H 33 Vi .ill only be compared with creased sentiment in faVor of the mar- 60-lb. sacks, $1.85; oyster shell, per 100-lb. ' " " 82% SH 82% Grain. le yield. If, however, you , ket. Bullish traders claimed that there Valle; ATLANTA TRUST COMPANY eackM, Sic; chicken wheat, per bushel, $1.45. 126 Chicago, November 18.—Wheat: No. 2 r*-d. Lhe comparison with 1911. • LioulavlllB & Naattv. r make was a better feeling generally in the Ground Peed, Per Cwt.—Arab horae feed Liggett & Myers . . 266 $1.11; No. 3 red. ?1.0. >® 1.10«4; No. 2 hard 11C u.»uu»b — ginning during that 50-day i epot department, taut the export move- $1.80; Re-Peter horse feed, $1.75; King Lorlllard Co 183 nominal; No. S hard. 98®?1.05. aerlod wa.s 7tiSS.OO Obalea , or 49 per cent ment remained small, foreign ship- Corn horse feed. $1.65; A. B. C. borsa feed! Mo., Kan. & Tex. pfd 15 Corn—No. S yellow, old, 6R®65% No 4 jf the crop In Ibl3 it was 7,197.000 bales.] ments for the day being only 18,010 $l.nO; June Pasture dairy feed, $1.60; Su- Mex. Petroleum ... VA •» »i n ^-y yellow, new, B9@60; No, 4 white, new. 58@ ar 51 4 per cent of the crop, and last year bales a-s against receipts at ports of oreno dairy feed. $1.60; choice alfalfa meal. Statement as at close of busi L w.i3 3 ma 000 bales, or 61.8 per cent. 24,875 bales. The latter were consid- 100-lb. sacks, $1.50; No. 1 alfalfa meal 100- Nei^TSrk^Centrai'ilOS* 102% 103% Oata—No. 3 white, 35% 036; standard. The high price of seed alone should Jus- ered very light for this time of the lb. sucks, $1.40. NY N. H. & H 81-"% ""79%" "81"% 79^4 38%®39H- tfy the ineory thill the tinning operations Shorts Bran and Mill Feed—Shorts, Red Rye—No. 2, nominal; No. 3, »S. iimuld have been full this year. Merely year. Norfolk & Western 119H 118^4 "H% 118% ness, November 18th, 1915. To some extent the market was Dog. 100-lb. saeW $2.06; Wehman white Northern Pacific 116% 115% 116% U« Barley, 56@6S. i SMI me Lht> average percentage pinned in shorts, 100-lb. sacks, $1.98; fancy mill feed. Timothy. Jf.. 00 (5> 8.00. Lit'.- previous t,U years for this 50-day pe- helped by the weather over the cotton Pennsylvania 60% 59^ 60 59% region " • ' - - 75-lb. sacks, $1.90; p. W. mill feed. 75-lb Reading 83H 82V* S3«A 82& Clover, [email protected]. -i,,,i ., -,,i i/fin hLive 52.7 per cent, which, sackH. $1.70; Georgia feed, 75-lb. sacks, ! glnnlne-s this year, would south Atlantic and eastern gulf states. Rep. Iron & Steet. $1.75; gray shorts, 100-lb. sacks, $1 80- do. pfd 109^4 108% 309% 107% St. Louis, November 18.—Wheat—No. 2 RESOURCES LIABILITIES brown shorts, 100-lb. sacks. $1.65; gerni Seaboard Air Line 19H 19 19% 1S% red, 91.14H 01.17; No. 2 hard, nominal; De- j meal. 100-lb. sacks, $1.70; germ meal. 76-lb do. pfd 41 40 41 41 cember, f 1,04 ; May, J 1.06 ^4. Loans and Dis- eackrt, $1.70; bran, pure wheat, 100-lb Backs Sloss-Ehef. S. & I. 58% 58% 58% l old 62 ' Capital Stock -$500,000.00 $1.40; bran, pure wheat. 76-lb. sacks, $140 Ktudebaker Corp. 167% 162 164 1«414 counts $272,695.93 Surplus and Salt—Salt brick (ined.). per case/ $5.15; Southern Pacific 103 102 10S 102 salt brick (plain), per case, $2.36; salt Southern Railway 24% 24 24 24H Oats— No. 2. 36; No. 2 whJte. nominal; Banking House . 150,000.00 Profits 52,523.71 PROVISION MAKKJsT. ao. pfd f>2% K2 62 December, 35%; May. 38%. Th. (Corrected by White Provision Company ) Tennessee Copper . 59% 67% 58% «0 Other Real Estate 63,831.49 Deposits 377,351.72 Cornfield hams, iO to 12 avg l 11% 181% 179% 3SI 181 Kansas City, November 1 R.—Wheat—No narhet Cornfield hams, 12 to 14 avg 11% Texas Co. . Bonds and Stocks 413,017.53 Loan, Atlanta j to do better, j Cor nf IP Kl aklnned ha ma. 18 to lit avg la Texas & Pacific 15% 16% 15% 16 2 hard. $1.01 ® 1.07; No. 2 red. J1.10®1.12. „., about L point higher to- i COTTON MOVEMENT. Corn tie id Picnic hams, 16 to 18 avg. .19 Union Pacific ... 141% 138% 341% 138% Corn—No. 2 mixed. i50: No. 2 white, 5S @ Furniture and Trust Building. 60,000.00 RKNSKOKF. L.YON &. CO. I breakfast bacon 2« . Rubber - -' - . 54% 53% 54% B4% i illoed bacon, in cartona, 12 U. a Steel . 8754 86% 87 87% Oat's—No. 2 white, 38@37%; No. 2 mixed. Fixtures .... 1,832.09 Bills Payable . . NONE v York. November IS.—(Special.)—The j ATLANTA 4'S—STEADY, 11.75. to do. pfd .116 116% 115% 116 5 market today, although slightly high- i irocers' bacon, wide or narrow ...'. Utah Copper 79% 78% 78% Cash on Hand Rediscounts . . . NONE still a li*Ue«3. dhipirlting affair from j Port Movement. 'orn/ield fresh pork sausage, link or Va.-Caro. Chemical. 47% 47% 48 I standpoint. A prominent broker a New York—Middling. 11.38 ; receipts, S, 329; bulk. 25-lb. buckets .T.T. . "Western TJnlon 8*14 88 8R% 87% and in Banks . 82,351.32 Other Liabilities 1,249.15 .ed with having bought about 35.000 aaies, 1295 stock 295 &G4 'ornlfleld wlenera, 10-lb. cartona.... Westlnnhouso Elec.. 7014 French Bank Statement. July tluring tho last few days for | Qalveston— Middling. 11.50; receipts, 9.2G7; 'orn field bologna sausage, 26-lb Greet Northern Ore 50% f.0% 50% Paris. Nrn ber 18.—Th Other Resources. 7,396.22 62 62 ek!y state- These purchases, howe\er• , esporta. 10.053; sales. 450; stock. 258 3S5 boxes Va. Iron. C. * C.. . ent of the nk of Franc, wa the fol- ' effect [ Mobile—Middling, 11.13. receipts. 124; Cornfield luncheon ham. 25-lb boxes Wabash B. W I.. . 30% SOXi 30H ing nan PrancM. $991,124.58 $991,124.58 of the credited , sales. 25; stock, 21.956. n fie id smoked link sausag*. 26-lb. I Missouri Pac!f[ 7% T % 7 % Gold in hand increased . .25,087.000 loalne ah — Middling. 11:50; recelptB. boxes Total sales Thursday, 786,600 shares. Sliver In hand Increased . . . 764,000 , tne s uth maintain presen Cornfield wle In " plcklf No. 2 tits Notes in circulation Increased . .22.622,000 ceipta. K97; . Treasury deposits decreased . . 2.913,000 '- Cornfield lard, tierce" basis*" ".'. .1114 : General deposits Incroawed . Receives Deposits. Issues Interest-Bearing try style lard. 50-lb tin*... Bonds m New York. . .91.940,000 , WUmngon-Rec.lpts. 1.051: stock. 46,- .11% Bllla discounted Increased . . . . 9.06C.OOO « Compound lard, tierce baals .., .1014 ! ill very likely result In a nar- • D. a extra ribs 2-5 registered* Advances decreased • - 1,057.000 Norfolk—Middling, 11.25; •ipts. 2.237; .1114 coupun Certificates. nj.rket for some time to come, D. S. bellies, medium average „ 3s registered ntll we get closer to December 10. ' sales. 1.294 ; htcok. 76,«S6. D. S. bellies, light is Its estimate Baltimore—Stock, 2.«37. "do. coupon English Bank Statement. tho Boston—Middling, 11.70; receipts, 25; ex- LT. S. 4a registered ...a yield. How* leantime, ef- GROCERIES. Lon on. November 18.—The weekly »ta L>- be made to c pricea, and ports, ."'00; stock. 5,600, do. coupon ment of the Bank of England shuWH Pays 4 Per Cent on Savings. Philadelphia—Middling. 12:00: stock, 2,03fi. (Corrected by Ogleaby (jrocery Company.) Panama 3s coupon 101*4 following changes: : aful. we think p es of March Candy—Stick. 7; mixed. 7 ^i ; chocolate. nl May extremely advlsj Now York—Middling, 11.75; exports, 7.457; American Agricultural Ba 102 Totals reserve decreased £1,597.000. Amercan Cotton Oil 5s 96 Circulation decreased ilSS.OOO. Oil la fir but the C business Is sales, 200, stock, 293,042. "Beans—Lima, 6%; pink, 5^4; navy, 7%. We expect, ho ,o see a re- Minor Ports—Stock, 47,977. American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4%s 107% Bullion decreased *1,797.000. Your call or correspondence will be welcomed. Jeily—so-lb. pails. $1.35; 2-oz. $2.70. American Tobacco 6s, bid 118 ne\val of activity and nuch higher Total Today—Receipts. 24,875: exports. Spashettl—$1.90. other securities Increased £4.093.000 prices shortly. "We ' of 18,010; stock. 1,353,092. Atchison gen. 4s 94% other deposits Increased £1.261.000 Leather—Diamond oak. 4 Sc. Atlantic Coast Line Consol. 4s 93% Public deposits Increased £1,223.000. the May option as al strictly in Total for Week—Receipts. 161,237; ex- Pepper—Grain. 20c; ground, 20c. propositii ports. 1.661.193. Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4%s 95% Xotes. reserve, decreased C1.69&.GOO. ''CHARLES FAIRCHILD & co. Flour—Blegant. $7-75; Diamond, $7.00- Central of Georgia Consol. SB. bid . ...101% Oiovernment securities unchanged. Best Self-Rlalng, $6.75; Monogram, $6.35- Central Leather 5s 100% The proportion of the bank's reserve Interior Movement. Carnation, $6.26; Golden Urain. $6.00; Pan- ATLANTA TRUST BUILDING Houston—Middllne. 11.50; receipts, 5,970; Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 4 %s liability this week Is 27.49 per cent; cake per case, $3-00. Chicago, B. & <^olncy joint. 4s •week it was 29.12. H*t« ol discount. 5 shipments. 8.939; sales. 2.348; stack, 190.44S. Canned Goods—Pork and beans. Is, 2a and Live Stock. Memphis—Middling. I1.3S; receipts, 8,769; Chicago, MIL & St. Paul cv. 5a 3». $1.90 to $4.20. Corn, $1.76 to $2.40 Chicago, R. I- & Fac. Hy. ref. 4s. Chic 1-0 November IS.—Hogs—Recetpta, shipments. 3,7ti7; sales, 1,550; stock, 25C.169. Peas, $1-90 to $4.20. String beans, Is. 2a Aususta—Middling, 11.25; receipts. 2,307; Erie gen. 4s 75 ^ 140 Peachtree Street. "S 000-' weak Bulk. [email protected]: IJjfht. $5.SO and 3s. 51.80 to $4.50. Salmon, red Llbby*s. Illinois Central ref. 4s . 91 ^i New York Financial. «8-fiC: mixed, J5 [email protected]; heavy. J6.05® shipments, 911; sales, 1,063; stock, 179.774 $675; Chums, $3.40; pink. $3.75. Veal Loaf, St. Louis—Middling. 11%: receiptu. 2,191; Liggett & Myers Cs 10 1 % New- York, November 18.—Mercantli 68ii- rough S6.05@6.^5; pigs, [email protected]. one-half. $2.80. Asparagus tips, $4.50 to Lortllard 5s 101^ Cattle—Receipts. 7.OOO; weak. Native shipments. 2.867; stock. 12.281. $& 00. Tuna fish. Is. $6.50; %s, $5.00 Con- per. 3 3 %. beef cattle. Sr>.SO*gil0.2r.; cows and heifers. Cincinnati—Receipts, 1.554; shipments. Louisville & Nashville un. 4s . 9414 Sterling. fiO-day bills, $4.6350; denial densed milk. $3.85 to $6.60; Evaporated Mlasourl, Kan. & Texas 1st, 4s ... go $4.GS65; cables, $4,6950, 52 75@8.^&; ca.lv ea. J6.00 ig) 9.75. G60; stock, 10.644. milk. $2.40 to $3.60. Oysters. Alligator. New York Centra) deb. 6a 111^4 Sheep—Receipts, 14.000; weak. 'Wethers,. . Little Hock—Middling, 11.50; receipts. $1,60; Pearls, $1.60. Francs, demand. 5.91; cables, ^So. N. Y., N. H. it Hartford cv. 6ts 117 »4 Marks, demand, 80% : cables, T0%, J6.70@>6.25; ewes. J3.75(®5,50; Ian ibs, $6.500 | 1,731; shipments, 1,235; sales, 1,235; stock Salt—100-lb. bags. B6c; lea cream. 60c; Norfolk & "Western cv. 4%s, bid .. 118% 8.90. 33,971. Granocrystal. B5c; No. 3 barrels. $3.26. i Guilders, demand. 41% ; cables. 42. Dallas—Middling, 10.95. Northern Pacific 4s. bid 94 % Llres. demand. 6.47; cables. 6.4S. Arm and Hammer Soda, $3.»6; keg eoda. Pennsylvania Consul, 4 %« ,10SH Rubles, demand, 32% ; cables, 33. st Louis November ,18.—Hops—Receipts, Monteomery—Middling, 11.25; sales. 281. 2c; Royal Baking Powder, 1-potmd. $4 SO- do. gen. 4%s Total Today—Receipts. 20,572; shipments, JA-pound. $5.00; Horsford's, $4.60' ~ " 101 Bar silver. Bl%. 7.500; higher. Piga and lights, [email protected]; . Oood Reading gen. 4« 95% Mexican dollars, 39%. mixed and butchers, J6,30,S5; good heavy. 16,379; stock, 683,287. Luck, $1.80; Success. $1.80; Rough Rider. Republic Iron & Steel 5s <1940) ... . 96% $1.80. Government bonds firm;- railroad bonda IMPERIAL GERMAN GOVERNMENT St. Louis & San Fran, ref, 4», bid . 72^4 strong. Cattle—Receipts, 4.SOO; steady. Native Lard and Compound—Cottolene. *7.75; Seaboard, Air Line adj. &s Comparative Port Receipt*. Snow Drift, coses, $6.50; Scoco. 9*^ Call money easier; high. 2; low, 1%; rul- beef steers, $7.50^10.40; yearlings, steers Flake Southern Bell Telephone 5s Ing rate. 1%; last loan, 2; closing bid and heifers, $S.50 SH0.35; cows. [email protected]; The foUowlnc table shows receipts at th« White. 9&- Southern Pacific cv. Ss . offered at 2. stockera and feeders. [email protected]; Texas and ports Thursdaj , compared with the same Sour (jherklna—Per crate, $1.80; kegs, Southern Railway 6s .10354 5% BONDS [email protected]; Hweet mixed, kegs. Indian steers. $7.50® 10.40; yearling steers day last y«ar: 112.50. do. gen. 4s . 71% and heifers. [email protected]; cows, [email protected];, , 1914. Olives, 90c to $4.50 per dozen. Texas Company cv. 6» .105 Metals. Not Callable Before 1924. Interact Payable April and October. stoclcers and. feeders. $6.0Q©7.75; Texas and i New Orleans 8.329 13.607 Sugar—Granulated. $6.75; powdered. Texas & Pacific 1st Indian steers. [email protected]; cows and heifers, i GaJveston 9,267 44,692 cubes, 7; Domino, 9H- Union Pacific 4s New .rk. November 18.—The metal ex- EXEMPT FROM ALL TAXATION IN GERMANY $4,00©6.50; native calves, $6.10<3fll.OQ. [Mobile 124 972 U. S. Steel 5s change quotes lead offered at $5.25. J3pel- Sheep—Receipts. 1.200; steady. Yearlings, \ Savannah ... , 3.245 13.085 Virginia-Carolina Steel 6s ; ter, [email protected]. $S,[email protected]; Iambs. [email protected]; sheep and I Charleston 2597 5,197 Country Produce. At London: Lead. £26 6s 3d. Spelter, £57 OWIM TOTHEDECUNEM eERMAN EXGHANOE WE OFFER THESE SONDS AT ewes. 55.50 @t>.US. Wilmington . 1.051 1,256 New York, November IS.—Butter firm- t- Copper firm; electrolytic, $19.25. 2.237 2. BOS receipts. 5,424. Creamery, extras. 92 score. ! Provisions. I Iron steady and unchanged. Kansas City. Movera I Metal exchange quotes tin quiet at $41.25 18.—Hojfs—Re- f Boston 31%igi32; creamery, higher scoring, 32%» ! Chicaeo. November $203.75 ml for (Mb 1.000 Mark, Ex-Coupcn, April I, 1916, ceipta, fi.200; higher. Bulk, 46.30©6.55: 33; firsts. 21%@30; seconds, 2S«?27. J Pork. ?14-55. heavy. $6.43 @C.UO; packers and butchers! EfigT) Irregular; receipts. 6.492. Fresh i At London: Spot copper, £7» 15s; futures dtlinrMl frM «f all •zpms* mywiur* la tbi United States. L&rd. SS.90. £79 f.s. Electrolytic, £84 lOa. spot tin £173 $6.40@G,50; light. [email protected]; pigs, $5 50© . gathered extra fine, 43@44; extra flrata, 4» < Ribs. [email protected]. 6.40. > 24.875 ©42: firsts. 35©3-9; seconds. 2S&34; nearby ' 10a; futures, £172 Ss. Antimony, £125 Cattle—Receipts. 3.500; steady. Prime ' snnery whites, fine to fancy, 53 ©63, i With German Exchange at normal rates the Bonds would led steers. 5»[email protected]; dressed beef steers, Interior Unmount. Cheese firm; receipts, 1,148, State, whole ' yield about 8%. [email protected]; southern steers, $5 00@7 00' 1915. 1911. milk, flats, held, specials. 16%; do. average Cows. [email protected] heifers. $6.00@9,00; stoch- Houston .. . 5.970 18.562 fancy, 15%@16; do. current make, specials. ehs and feeders. [email protected]; bulls. $4.75(3 Aucusta ... ; 2,307 2,327 ~5%@16; do. average fancy, IS%. CHARLES J. METZ, AMERICAN COMPARISONS 6.00; calves, »[email protected]. Memphis „ 6.769 6,348 Dressed poultry firm; western fresh Sheep—Receipts, 4.000; stronff. Lambs, St. Louis .. 2.191 2.661 :hlckens, barrels, 15Q23; fresh fowl*, iced CfKTIFIED fUBLIC ACCOUNTANT baaed on » 4,004 Mark Bond, being the equiTalent of a $1,000 Bond ?8.25 © 8-60; yearlings, ¥6.25 O 7.00; wethers, Cincinnati 1.654 1,630 12@17; frozen turkeys. 19@23. frufidsmt Audit Company at tlu South American l**u« [email protected]; ewes. »[email protected]. Little Rock 1.7SS Chicago. November 18.—Butter on- Hart BuiMing ATLANTA In ordinary time* a 4,009 Hark Bond would co»t ...... (962 Totals ... 39.315 changed. Owing to the low ratei ot exchange now only ...... $836 Eg£s unchanged; receipts, 2,574 cases. London Financial. Potatoes higher; receipts. 30 cars; Michi- Showing a profit from as exchange baiia alone of ...... jlls London, November IS.—Bar Liverpool Cotton. gan and Wisconsin whites. S5@S2; Minneso- •bout 14% •o.nlrmlemt oa a bond of American issue. 24 13-l£d per ounce. Liverpool. November IS.—Cotton. spot ta' and Dakota whites. 57® 63; Mf &LONZO RICHAr^PSON & CO, Money. 4^4 per cent. barely steady. Good middling, 7.30; mid- and Dakota Ofalos, 56 & SO. IMPORTANT Discount rates: Short bills, dling. 6.96; 'low middling. 6.48. Sales. 12,- Poultry, alive, lower; fowl*. ! CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS springs, 12; turkeys, old. 16; young. cent; three months. 5% per cent. 000; for speculation and export, 2.500. Re- OUIUDUiab To merchants who purchase then securities frtom ua, we will make ceipts. 21,000. Futures very steady. — iu Liverpool futures Thursday: November 18.- Poultry, batter liberal advancea on either our Interim Certiflcatea or the Definitive Pre-r. ichanged. Opening- Range. Close. _ Jan. -Feb. ., 6.7SH-6.T8 6, SI C-7S Kansas City, Koi^mber is.—Butter, Feb.-March ---- €.78U 6.81 and poultry nncbanged, March-April . . . «.76V,-«.7« H fi.79% HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants 'IMMERMANN & FORSHAY April-May • e.79 "RIGHT ' May-June 6.7514-8.75(4 C.78H I June-July . . Dry Goods, HANOVER SQUARE, i\iE*.V i July-Aug. , «.74 i Au«.-S*pt. . 6.64 we?|W«tJad? torSJmtY«riL8"aSht?» SSX t Mam+mr* N»w Tortc Cbtton KxcbMiK% N«w OTl«mn« Cotton lUcbance. Ne*» Members of the New York Slock Exebaafle NOW" J J Sept.-Oct. .. 6.54 wf^ SdTymo« LflvS^u^'^idSSi?* >«rk P«Mluc. Kxcbu**; a*»ocl.t.i m.mb«r. Liverpool Cotto» AuSfttioiL 6.85 . Japanese gradea having aold up Vn- Order. aoUcit*d for tli* pnrcbaM «JMl Ml* of cotton and cotton »«*d oil tor g and n WALL STREET ...... NEW YORK Nov.-Dec. «.T9 other 25 cents per pound. Men's w*«r m•>•• latur* delivery. fip«cim2 AttontioB «a4 liberal terms civea far r>ec.-Jan. ., *»?» • for fall at mdvaaoed price*. »I *uut uoiton tor " " ~ ~ - - lEWSFA.PESr NEWSFAPESl Page i'\velve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., FREDAY, HOVEMBlJR 19, 1915.

LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—Male LOST—Small old fashioned cameo pin «ur- . rounded by pearls. Phone I\y 77B-I* Re- WAITED—25 messengers, with or without YOUNG SOUTH GEORGIANS; ward. AUTOMOBILES TO LOAN bicycles. Apply 41 Spring St. MOI^EY ]LOST—In Xunnanyn Whitehall store sold ' - \anlty box. Initials M. O Please phone Ivy 313 HELP WANTED—FemaU FOB SALE. LOST—-Tuesday afternoon. Elktn a, very SPORTS STOKES AN1> OFFICES. HELD ON THEFT CHARGES top, re rard. TRY OUR EASY TERMS INDITED BY DICK JK5IISON small sold vanity, blue GIRLS about 16 for tearoom waitresses. Phone I\y 6676 Employment only to girls living at homo BUY NOW AND SAVE LO&T—Sunday gold watch, pin pansy with parents. Addreaa C D care Constltu LOANS $25 UP Three Cordele Men Confess shape reward. Miss Smith 801 Equitable Uon giving references and address. MONEY INVESTIGATE: the following list of FURNITURE AVD PIANOS and Implicate Two Rochelle EOBUESTIC. slightly used and second hand auto Tickets on Sale Friday "WANTED—Chambermaid and cook. 53 WITHOUT REMO\ At* Boys in the Crime. East Baker street. mobiles—some rare values offered at prices that are bound to Interest you LOVG TIME SMALL PATMEJ.T3. PERSONAL MISCKLLANEOtTS. PAYMENTS ON PRINCIPAL A3 GOVERNMENT positions open to women. Three 1914 Cadillacs, both 56 and LOW AS For Tech-Auburn Game Cordele, Go., November 18 —ept. 300 J. Roch- *4 00 PER UOJS.TH ON . . 60 Oft ester N Y One 1913 Cadillac 5 passenger \ «S 00 PEU MONTH ON. «0 00 and Berlen Bienschadler, three young j $S 00 PLR MONTH ON 100 00 1 TRIMMED HATS \ O experienced girls need Tickets go on eale this morning for the field costing the most and grad white men lodged in the Crisp count> I Three 1912 Cadillacs in both treads [ YOIj C VN AFt ORO TO BORROW FROM the end Off the J3 50 S5 00 $ 00 $10 00 and up -,ean &. MagiH 35% the Tech-Auburn game Thanksgiving ingr on down toward jail on the charge of stealing an auto- Untrimn :d Velvets and Beaver Shapes. One Vehe excellent condition at a ' LS tOR- AN*\ EAih,RuEI*CT day at Grant field Thej can be pur- mobile belonging to Billy Greer of , i UK i Ki U.MJ.rs»j^ _«v >>j^ WANTED—young lady solicitors attractive very low price ,-, |-T . -r* A x rpi "> i~> i ^"i A vr chased at Tumlin tiros In the Healey Automobiles will be parked on the Old Mata M«tde .Mow Cordele, ha\e also made a clean con j . proposition. Address I 47" core Consti One 1916 Ford roadster practical!} ' *J>-> .a.-tt- at the two and V» nlte ae Velvet Hats. | " 91% iMorth Pryor St One Hupp 32 touring car excellent Bank Bldg Bell Phone Main 440 cost 25 cents extra camps There is little to report, other and getting; away with several hundred shape Automobile spaces TV ill be reserved than tnat the two elevens aie working dollars worth of merchandise, I I Atlanta Phone 722 1 HELP WANTED— Male and Female One Stearns 5 passenger again for the gam* at prices ranging hard their cnp-ples are rounding into The> hav e implicated in the crime Recording to the ohoiceness of the lo- form and both are determined to bat Fred Waddell and Joe McCollum, FRLfaH churned wa-nltary buttermilk from WANTED—If it la reliable help or a good One 1914 40 h i» Cartorcar touring THE PRUDENTIAL catlona the spaces in the center of tie hai d the finest regiiittred Jersey cows ^oc per position apply to the Missionary Workers Car young men and members of well- gallon ic per qu^vr. a.l«o pure freah churned a t < Cy $ Aul>urll known families of Rochelle Waddell creamery Gutter «ea.r In the south But gin la to Texai For this immediate of the York Medico I^egal Ivy 4113, cletj Dr Crotheis told the members up everythlnc COMPAXY Young: wai» njured early In the season auction we hav t chosen an all *? I A. LINDSBA HOPKINS Pres and has been of no use to his eleven A eleven which eliminates the players of the uociet} in a meeting last night TO LOAN that users of drugs are always more and therefore cannot be cons dpred in the first named aggregation MAINLY village prmcipalshlps other open 228 Peacatree St Atlanta Ga and The same applies to Captain Dave Pa> These elev ens are presented without or less incompetent, impaired mental Infra also Footer s Teachers Acer All to 8 per loe of North Carolina who its as good anj comment i<- to why the different Iv and unable to judge of their own onth y pi n at as the two backs we hav e chosen on men were rhosen for the different acts PROFESSIONAL CARD3 ONC 1911 MODL1 1 OL R e p lyublt. ?~1 bb our all southern places The fact that they do not commit EDUCATIONAL ,d w h h ii elude overt acts he said is no reason why PASSENGER CA.DII I \C— Hugh M Ltorsey Arthur Heym PROF AND idrl"s~~OKO cT'XouWEY's thej are not dangerous In a large GOOD RUNMNCx CONDI 1 majority of cases thev do things event- Dorsey, Bre water Howell & Heyma COACHING SCHOOL.—A thorough course ROIi -O^ 11 i- dt. ually that cause injury to others Laws Attorneys at LAW of Instruction In all grades to private pu- Offices - 202 204 2U6 206 201 203 210 pils also chorthand and bookkeeping cer- TION $35000 of protection and control must he en Klner Building Atlanta Ga. tificates In ten weeks to hard workling stu ONE FIVE P \SSF\GI R SPECIAL HOME FUXDS Football Games Today forced Ihe brain of a drug taker is lx>ne Distance Telephone 3023 3024 and eping la five weeks. 16 St. WESTERN CONFERENCE suffering from palsy The victim must 2025 At'anta. Ga. j-hona Ivy «2«7 VFLIT 1O J h,NU n Atlanta I omes or business be treated accordingly LEARN the system ot shorthand officially j r p r j a.1 lo\ve&t r le Money advanced adopted and tuucht by the city of Atlanta. OKE roi R P \SS1\GIR to bu tdt-rs \\ r f or i. i I Teiai \s. Te-^as Agrgies nt San Antonio . Investigate our $2o scholarships. Easy [ mentH Simplex bhorthaud, h,a3t CHA.I MFRS TORPmO — H \V TAKSON, TITLE IS AT STAKE I Mitchell street Atlanta FLI CTRK LIMITS \ND 41 T> 414 I mpire Bldg JUNK GATHERERS HELP WANTED STARII R $40000 1 r ail ind Marietta Sts ATLANTA'S SIDES MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS T^vo Important Games Satur- SEEK INJUNCTION ONE M \RION ROAD Chtf C Hatcher Ins> Agency day Determine Ultimate MAUE $600 AUTOMATIC S1ER $-,OOOO L.UAN A TRA\ BLO-.R3 INSbR AGAINST ATLANTA ONE HUPMOB1I I NOs. CO Winners of Title. FROM DAY TO DAY STOK*^ ANL( PLAYER PIANO, $335 e! * Hy property at G an-* \V A\ TED — First clat^a stenographer and PI LIABLE Automatic Player u-ted about ROADSTER $^7^ oo V. o a Is. buy pur bookkeeper combined MJ.H must be a good 6 months but In perfect condition beau • Rex B M ih *. estern coi ferenre fc otball tl Tom ns m the attack on thr validity mixer wt.h bales experience prt-f erred In tiful mahogany ca«ie latest style Former SEVERAL 01 HI R I D i! be decided un the gridiron to of the city tax ordinim e which raised I u Idmg operations foi Atlanta, in side and >utside work abo it equa. ly divl l«d I rice 5600 now J336 Left with us to «ell iiiorr w when the retui its of the tv, o their taxt,s from ? to $^00 a > eir (lading a $ h 000 application foi per IClg-ht lu^ltitm for ribt _ in^ir vith feoo i quickly 1 rolls of music Here s the beat C\R BARGMNS FIRST-CLASS applications mo-it, important t, imes scheduled for the inlt now on file for an apartment housn c-i tnce < t aUvar ceniei A.ti lre-!S if p ien player you ever HH.W for anything like th« d iv a n which was madf bv T Molnlck piest for November are iust $3 000 behind the bivint, leftrent-ts to 1 4S^ Conatuutiot n oney La.sy terms if desired JOHN M SMITH TO tor city and faim loans dent of th< Tu ik t athei ers association Chicago meets Illinois and Minnesota, entire jpeiations for November 1914 WAN 1 1 1>— kxp rl need t tn gr«_pher must met ts W isconsui ^ ( ordjon secretary and otheis twen A totil >f $15 000 of permits -woie be vuung ir 0.1 with goud education ai d IHti ME1,_LOYON1AN CO. IVYljl6 122 M in R\ \vi wanted by W B Smith, 718 \Iinnesot i and Illinois liav^ not been t> ono additional g thtis through theii issued 1hur^da> The month s total •P. lio i& a xious to lebtrn and j.d\ ante him BAKER LLCCTRIC COUPE }y paint deCeate J th s seison but when they attornejs Thomas. B t elder •£. Ijeonard t^ now $1 U 1 lu TV ith the apartment self -vpi 1_ in o\vn h^ind \ritiAg giving 284 Peachtree St. ed uaed one year In fine shapDCe thot r Fourth ^National Bank Bldg for met or another they fought to a tie J *_iioasrnan ha\e t led their petition ho so application the total Is 12^9112 pected Address, ouvhly overhauled In ev ery respect 1 b )th re returned victors Saturdav which compares most ta^\ orably •with It 1 K Co rai Sole Depot tor the Estey sale. Coat $3 200 wl 1 bell for 51 60 la Phone Mam 16 to amend the original injunction re ne of he mo^t hand iome and. fanhlon ible tt t, title muddle will ^till be tied But the entu P month of last Xox pmbt i •\\ANTI D—Steno bt okke _ J)R faALE—New plam debt | j( either lose« tha other v, \\i ha,\ e sti lining- the citv of A.tlanta from en which wa^ 5_ - 000 ot ate t ul «cl and never u^ed and have !U C liif C Hatcher Ins j, clean cut claim foiling- the new tax stating that it is capnbio in I ookkte al office Bell far below regu price to net rid oppressive and confHcatorj The at T lady t Us winter and T\VLI \r THOI SAND 1hurK4lay N Building woi K Opportu 1 y nt state | It, Genuine bargain ddreaa O JL> J c has tv •j othor car-* of * 000 -nd tornevs ^*"t out th it the twenty one A pein.it for $~ oOO was issued the experience and ini Address Constitution. per LANIER HIGH PLAYS petitioners requested the im.endment to _^tenu_^U< okkeepei I T 428 Conatitatlon dlspo \\aritn "Wethosiist I ptscopii (hurth t Ul- r M I o ptsHonger rim, car for Pr Re B M avoid A multiplicity of suits colored to build a church building- on BOOKKL.JiPJL.HS nt- ipp» ig cleiks sten f ! dg Both pho Iv 19 1 G. M. A. ON SATURDAY 1h« inter\ ention was rea-d and allow aale hoop ?300 \Vilt sell f Greensfei r> i\ cnue Charles H Hop pher-j and all c i r lert-idl he p tl at JVUJSIC^ND DANCING I Ai I I NUS In binl for qui k ert b\ ludg-e J T PendJeton in the su positions see or \vi le UH Industrial I L| nice month > f Jr In g od son Is architect i J X«_r—Private bf i vfrh ul d new ti e A um* rar t,ing fr n (I 000 t 55 0 ) I \ \Iat,on Ci.i_ Nov mbei IS — (^prcial) I erlor court Tt ur^daj and he ordered A permit tva Issued to Ben J and Co 7 b Empire B d I, I 7711 bPle t 1 in store 1 igh 1 i M U U i Larnt-i Hi§;_h and Oeor^ia. MiHtaij \raa that the parti s referred to be made :ie a 217^ Peachtree L I Ma^sell to build a two stor> brick ATTENTION; BOOKK EPKHS — HOW *OH "^ALF^^One' four -tO Mil or i ar rr pnts In a y a iiount ileslr d emy meet on tho gr diroii at Central paities t the otig-inal suit The hear 1 pma C P A ii.xa.inrf by Joel Hunter lo vpst urrent r ten Uuns n &, Litt> 4 ing1 on the petition for injunction will stoi e and apartment building at bO H^I ger touring cur 111 m < tt> puk toatJidav aftern un this "V\ est Cain street, announcement of P A. Price $1 -h.mp.ra bide Atlanta. lichts and t,e\t htarter perfec 1 luitab e buildmi. l\i 5b S g ime bnng-ing to a clc ^e Lar lei s home be held before Aidpre Pendleton on Sat •which has already been made in these dition at a-_b_aicd__n_ ___^C^H Iv> *. hedule urday morning r columns The permit is ft i $" >00 I LI ( IRK coupe 1 oka a-) i MONROE AND BEERM \N t'aily In the ^taaon the cadets defcit 1ft A\T L.D—Mm to ute positions good SITUATION i ditto I -Utprien tire^ 1X3A-NH AND Rfc-AL. tbTATi, rd I anier at Colleer P rk The grains PROPERTY TRANSTTERS \vases 1 TI 111 tt i 1 jou Hie ba.r; tf^de I fu.\ ii\K state ^2 0 wll lukt' 1002 Hurt 131dK v>3.3 fatubbornly f ught from btginniiie, H. L. COLLIER ROBBED In few weeks p j ou at, s hi learn i i -J r llotjplioi e ta i j.it ] Tho-* J JMonr e & Walter L, B^erma n_ T< nd G- M A putting o\er a touch Warranty Deeds. ing- and si\e you i djii t i itio Tools WANTED I y 511 1 down late in the final quarter free, M rite f MUSTt A(~L LOAPsS made on prup^rU BY CLEVER PICKPOCKET j40 000—Mrs. Ollio t. Bell to Scott Hud Barber Collpff 1 14 HUI MOHII 1 arid n^ar Alianta at current rales of i Tht hig"h school ttam 19 nov. going soi Jot east side I\y street 1T1 feet south street Jack 1 ti n e ectri ar lerc'st rea onuble exppnpe and pr mpt i at t nice clip Saturday they defeat of Gilmer street 50x210 feet November son \_]Ue Ha __ ^ __ ___ Bl Igett Bui 1 \iol i ntlon bee us before borrowlne I ur ha th IILJ.V. \ \nifi i« us High boys » r n dollars in money and documents 1916 Yt-fa—ir you liave two hands, prof C* O SITUATION WANTED—Mate IIirris street^ in i py notes bought and sold TL.RMAN to 1C tie lj showing of \meil \ jlued at a.pproxlma.tely J400 "were J10—33 Gr. Black to Miss M I_j> Baker lot Brannlnfc will teach you tan barber trad* L Al^HOLi'-J Cmplro Bldg against Lanier has FOR~SALL—One 191 cus 1 \I A taken from U LJ. Collier of 252 Peach, eaat side Cherry street 2"3 feet north ot for $JO and give wates. whLle learninr AN AJN3WEK 1O YOUR AD good condition |3^ al"o one 1914 Over t equal it would ^e«m th t rourteenth street S2-.151 feet rvovember pajine position In our cimln of ahopa. At OK several of thorn may be sent 1» tree street by a pickpocket near the la.nta 13ri.i ber L,allego 10 fcast Mitchell '••t land roadster $450 bargain 10 Last LOAN BOND CO atters in the return 13 191o a» late as a week after your ad Mitchell street ,tKAL ESTATE LOANS i n Candlei building Thursday The emp- J*0j—Mary P Whalcy et a.1 to O T Al-.Li aro ind shoe icpt last appeared in It* Constitution 181C HeaJey Bide Tvy 758C 1 an ^t idents are anxiou^lv iwait ty pocket book containing- the monoy Swlnney lot on west side Fern street 150 to_steady man Shoe I ui buch re_>ponfles are th« result ot 1014 Bc-ICK truck 1 GOO capac J Lewta McKoln, several Cormu ot apodal tier vie* good condition J400 \V 1 ins; I -, i 1 irge number will feet •«)uth or Vanlra street 160xlG4 feet \iANTI-D—Mve j.uod and papers was found by a mail carrier July 7 1909 which The Constitution IB renderlnc B ilck Motor < o Feachtrce an 1 MONfc-Y "*OH SALARIED PEOPLE ^-it] (i tl t sid llnfs to cheer their ica_V\ httetiall^Ttarai ,L> OTHEF fe upon their o te im to \ ictury on Houston street not far from the $600—John M Graham to Oscar L, Swln In bebaJf of blu.ation Wanted advar HI DbO^ 31~~In~ good~c n itl n .400 \\ II scene of the robiber> nej lot on ea^t side South Terry street 150 \S AN Ii- D—A 1 c^tl e i \ork vlth photog cle«re< Bo If you want u wtder Blodgctt Buick Motor C It :heap r tten easy pa} merits Thf ff tials will bo Burton (Brown) u t & Co 820 Auftr 1 bulldi: refer* f s^hleakei (Boston Terh) um feet south of East Georgia avenue 50x93 ra,pher Appl> 19 b uth Pryor ranee of ch-oKe befor* accepting a | Hants streets __ feel Noi ember 17 1915 position bold your box number card plrt Kob nson (Springlleld) head lines SALES31FN 4M> SOLICITORS and call at or phon* to la* Con FOR SALE—One Ford 1 llvprj _____ *3 400—D L. Mchola to T M Cochrin o\erliauled in A 1 conditi n man _ CHURCHILL OFF TO FRONT lot on west side Queen street, 40o feet north WAMTBD—An active energetic salesman Eituat on lreq.uoatiy tor at l«a_u a Merchant capable of earning fiom Jl 800 to $3 500 week. cheap lor cash. Call Ivv 1969 of O^lethorpe avenue 48x150 feet. Novem MO N1-1 ber 15 1915 per year must be neat In appearance with w \:NTFI» [day 109 Pe' Former First Lord of Admiral- jl o 0—Jamrs H Smith to Mrs E D ciean record and know how to operate tj pe Ptnes, lot on west side of Highland avenue writer good pay and big success rewards SPECIAL rat«e for Situation Wanted \\ r \\ isn 10 PLRUI\M . ty Goes to Join Regiment. jj feet south of Thomas street i>o3t!G5 feet every Remlngtt 11 salesman who has plenty ads. Three lines one Ume. It i Na 1 Bank BI lg i of tact energy and perseverance hard but cents three times 15 coats. ' To gmt iqi5 C \DILL-VC 1OURING Mo^°r~[He1 Improved real put-iti 51- 00—II A rthrrldgre to J C Del-nor pleasant w ik and g-ood pa^ either city or these rates, ads must be paid In ai r ( 6^J to C24 Empire BldK I ondon November 18 —Winston |NOM 80 RO^s tnd 8' Capitol avenue 50x104 country territ ry RemJnR-ton Typewriter vance and delivered at Th* Const! C\R TOR \ CLS1OMER Ofr Mcoehe Churchill formet first Tord of the ad fe^t X«\ ember " 1915 Company 5^ N Pivur street Atlanta Ou, tutlon of flee \\IIO \\ II I PAY miraltj in the uniform of his rogi ? - 00—J IL rawing: and Charles F Ben WA3STED—Two competent life Insurance WANTED—Money merit left foi the front thla morn ig •^nn to I rank C Oweis t-st itc lot at soutl solicitors for the <-lty of Atlanta We de CASH tOR S MUSI RT Hib wife bade him farewell at the rail >?• i^t corner Pd^ewood «t venue and Butlei fci o young men «ho arr non employed \ttention Bu^me^b Coi poration trppt to Boaz street 70xSl feet No\emler «.nd wish to advance themselves Refer I\ GOOD CONDIIION 4A D . WANTED MONEY—Splendid roid btaL on uhnre he passed unrecot .,$ 191 encet required commission basis only ni/'ed on the platform as he w ait eel to Headb demand for local money on im jl soo—T C Baldwin to P r Alexander Ihomas &* Thomas general agents 1520 ^1 lot \G M\N "1 years old desires position RI A.SONABLl PR1C1 C\LI ntcr a si ec al car lot on west side Henry street 311, fppt Healey bidg City \lth a reliable firm shoe** or mercantile proved Atlanta and suburban real north of < reensferry avenue -iD^lls feet IMML.DIAT.fai—1C you have ai y salos ability ho el Uerk or detertlvp preferred am A 1 XT ONCF AT ?8o 1TA.CII Mr f hui chill became widely known Ma\ 2" 1*109 >ou should be able to clear $t to 5o daily collector am. a good ratter good moral estate at 7 and 8 per cent fcecur 1 SI RLE I as A soldiei before he began his po SI 500—P C Alexander to Su^ie I Tlem for the next tl irty da; H it ale experience habit * have travp ed for the lajt 10 ye^rn it> *wo or more tunes value of 1 t cal cai PCI He entei ed the aim> bert et al same property October 23 Address Bo 1 48 care_<^ institution ttnd have, tie ma.ki t. of A 1 salesman in 189o after being graduated from SLPPl-lE.**— \CC1- ^SOKI» S BROKI 1 aleam i. ir>v led I havp the ha ice I do not want loan If you have money to loan bandhurst H> ser-\ ed \vlth the Ma 5 tfO—County Board of 3 ducat on of t an 1 vhul-- ado flou grain Good life i ura.in_t> or real f tate salary is no 1HF PIRD \\ II COX CO lakand field force in 1907 was pres Putton county to < ity of Atlanta lot on bje t until I make good If \ou h^vo see us I ostcr & Robson, 11 ent at the operations in Bajaur served ca^t Bile ^te vart avenue at north line of anj thing lo offer I 11 U ank >ou for a Dickner s property 1 Ox 00 feet Novem BFtOKI H \ 1 ler-»* \m \\e\ connected soda ly and BRUKFN \l T( Ml BII t A O MAC HINK I dtrc v\ ood ivcnue with the Tiiah and Nile e%ptditlonai> I ARTb Rfc.FMKIDBI TUt UNV A t 1 _Ao?cn COLLARS forces being present it the battle of ber 1 19lT ^ ^ ^ , tan j,lve ho I a 1 refeience For Jnterviex ?500—L, V Eason and J H Longlno to onportui lt> j.il Mr Job Ivy 3910 or write P O Box •\LPNL, \\ L.I DINO I KCX I ^S MAIN tl TWO NEW STYLES, EASY TO Ivhirtum lie al^o saw ser\ Ice as a H t Christian lot at northeast corner Lee I It t 4 H \.K\\ t.1 I I 1 Av I I HO Nil, PURCHASE MONEY NOTES PUT ON AND TAKE OFF Iieutt.na.nt oi South African L-i^rrit treet and Princeton av enue College Pirk VOENTS MAI'S 1^00 ^HOi NU IS" COL FIT I \VD ^T 1\ V 4 4 J V» OKI* ( Al I L,D Ilor^e beft re he became a newspaper lOOx-00 feet March 9 1910 M]b N f excellent i OR 2 for 25 oanta coi i* ^ponder t to eport the B<.»er \\ ar l-S' oppo' r nltj to rlgl t party det>ire«s pofltlon in charge of J JR AND Dl L,lVt,RL,D SA TiSF iCTL _)"V SI 000—A R Breedlove to same lot on construction KB.I gs. An A 1 191 Mj Chui chill s listed as a jnajor north side of McDonald street 81 feet west b isines-^ f r vourielf tsl AH V.\T! LD 1 1 > tr driver it takes to get tho cla I dor eincni CL'JETT PEABQDY A CO , INC MAKERS of the Queen*- Ou n Oxfordsh le Hit •jj^taln street 41x9b feet November Stir No\ elty ( omj ai i i s r 1G street New York Cil> rcaiH e perien o at handling II t I An"le> and It pi obablv is this regiment i nen Addres s I 480 care Constitution has left J 400—Charles A Davin to Ivan E Allen JOHN M SMITH ! V. AN Ft LI — 1 O rt ai lot on -nest side of Plaster s Bride* an scs UL, AN Eotrs, a 0 tet north OBltlO Silvey Bldg Phone f° 2 ,*J «l ^P^t of south Ride of \\ AN TI D—L>rcember 1 biuik Automobile ( oach \\ ork Cordele City Primary. Jand lot 6" seventeenth district Uelna " G OPPOR ruM r\ —QL 11 or moi canliie corporal >n b•j >c acres !n ^l!d land lot November G 191., nks rporatloiis 1 ops r< <~*ordele t a Novembei 18 —(spe ?1 875—David WoodwarH 1 d to Thomas W TOILING pub ic accounting and uaic^ g start al cial )—Cordele s city prjmar> resulted BECOME an actor or spe-Uter N o profei J18 L> ^20 week Clem at P O Box 589 Bodies STOCKS AND BONDS Blon In the world pays ;-^u better lor In Ml- R3 AN1> BROKER^- -What have you to 1-4 AbBbBN A\E RIGHT in the nomination of M "W akefield, J Sisr^soy °™" «"«• »«« "« formation write Conservatory or Dramatic ^>IOSII "JN\ PSIMLNT S Sheppard and J M Hunt for mem satesn atern North | buy foreign b ids «t en yc Arts. Address I 460 < OT stitut on Carol na 1 refer groceries any propoaltl<___ bers of the aldermanlc board to sue considered Best references. Ace 24 Bj ron i^eed J H Lamb D T Bulloch and \V COMk to Raymond Ga, Oood active clll Auto^enoui and Forg;e \\ elding ' _ NOW" COST OF LOCAL WANT ADS zens and small manufacturing enterprises Blzzeli Newton Grove N C "\\ * repair broken auto parts and every anTount "of E> \NTllson whose terms expire with wanted If you are ablebodied write what 17V \NTFD—By experienced bookkeepeFand thing broken or crarked in ^.11 metalu w» \\alkup Compa the close of the cun ent vear There IN THE CONSTITUTION - farm or town work you can do It you are hotel clerk some kind of office work am also weld broken spring^ Carbon extracted. ^ were six candidates In the field 1 In««r < _!._!_ ™ 7 iKMM-tlon* Sc K line we c in offer bm«.ll farms for sale easy FORD i AHS rr-pilntod S passenger ~J1I terms jtaymond Industrial^ Club \\ ANTii,I>—Position as farm superintend passci ger $12 50 tops r«* c< vered an le per word flat fa* cIjuMiflcd adver- ei t v ell experienced oi general farmlne repaired commercial bodies built to irde; ffalnc: froai outside of Atlanta. Hfc,LP H A.NTED M 4.LE —A g^ood sober stock raising and managing labor Can give POULTRY, SEED cook apply b> letter gigivinv >ng references best of reference Add-e-w I 478 care Con J aL ICARWItoCH U AC.OV WORKS Packard 'Twin Six" Cars are now being No advertisement accepted (or leas and positions held and namaame salary If stltutlon 81 West H inter St than two lines. Count six ordinary jou aer a. good all -ound cook and knov and PET STOCK words to each line liovv to season and cerve lor a south tifor \\ ANT position a» farm superintendent ODOM BROS CO delivered. As a result we have a few 1 Wnow how to farm and manage labor r>1 s continuances of advertising must jfia lu tel write us im nedlate y Addren can give the bent of reference Address OPEN all night. N" w in our more ipacloun be In writing It wjll not be accepted Clearing House for f mplo>ment 611 Cham l_J>8 care Constitution u a r tern Oarage and repair isrrk a -rpe Six Cylinder Rebuilt Packards for sale. ber of Commerce Bldg ty 41 43 Ivy St Main 162. Atlanta SOS SAl F — Well tr pair of pointers by phone This protects your interests A THOROUGHLY experienced young~man a FOR aa well aa our» HFLP "WANTED MALt. Young man re«I * Ir Kt $ KttH e W 111 demonetrat* stenographer and clerk desires position at UNITED R-\DIYTOR CO J O. tldtn Drake to \ I dent of Atlanta ao eta m collector for law once experienced aa uecrelary Can furnish I* yoa can't brine or »e*d firm Some knowledge of office w ork re references Phone Main 3614 6050 J Radiator SEEDS ANI> I'LANTS quired Answer by ma 1 Only those who i Surprisingly Low your Wamt Ad. paone Main t --- WANTED—Experienced cotton mill book havo had experience in tins lino will IM keeper desires position aa bookkeeper conoN SEED 5000 «r Atljuita 5OO1. j considered Address Clearing Hou e tor Em •hipping clerk or paymaster Seven years TRAVIS & JONES CIEVELAND big boll W ana.tzu.ker a Cleve ployment 611 Chamber of f ommerce Bldg experience Address I 431 care Constitution AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING 69 Con« laid and PeddinR n Cleveland ** good a* third floorIvy 4832 p>\er fell out ot a, gin $1 bu. 10 bu lot* Courteous operators, thoroughly. fa WANTED—Man with horn« and rig to carry { 95c °0 bu lots, 90c Fair View Farm, Pal oiliar with rates rules and classlfl newspaper route A bustler can m alee sou d FOR BAKGAIXS In automrbil- and blcy I* metto Ga. tiona, will g-lve you complete**informa- money Apply City Circulation Department SITUATION WANTED—Female Bupplien go -to 11 Walton -street Just off tion. And ft you wish, they will assist Constitution. P«-achtr«>« Elco goods a gpe laity Motor Supply Com pan/ you In wording: your want ad to make WANTED—Bookkeepers salesmen ate SPECIAL rates for Situation "Wanted LIVE STOCK It most effective. noeraphers commissary men clerlia, ad» Three tinea one time 10 SIMMONS PLATING WO~RKS ^58^ Pryor Purpose office men mill men and tvoodamen In all rents three times Iv cents To get Main 1147 Auto parts brass beds silver Accounts opened for ads by telephone 1 FOB HALE line ; "Write ua and tell us n hat you are these rates ad» must be paid In ad metal goods re plated and made new- to accommodate you If your name is in qualified to do Southern Lumberman s PEGISTERED HEREFORD CATTLE FOR the telephone directory Other want vance and delivered at The Constl bALE Be^t breeding prize winning stock, Use — ads taken by telephone are to be paid Clearing JHouse Alexandria. La tutlon office Bulls and heifers any age cojva and c&lvta. for immediately upon publication, bill WANTED—Chauffeurs set J18 week. Learn MOTO RC YCUES— BI CYC L ES Berkshire hogs L W Jarrnan Box C to be presented bv mail or solicitor tho nhilo earning Sar-iple lessons free "Write BOOKKEEPER and office manager Highly tjSEi> motorcycles, all makes 535 and up Porte rdale Oa aame day printed. Immediately Franklin Institute. Dept- competent and trustworthy Eight years Retail department. Harley Davidson Mo : 834 T Rochester _J\ \ New lork experience Knowledge of stenog HOGS. KIKUV HOME HAS USE _FOR tor Company Atlanta. Oa, -.24 Peachtree St COX- j RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED *75 raphi Salary no object where rapid ad STITUTI03V WANT ADS. vancement Is assured Address I 482 care mii_fm^_ I _ nionth Atlanta exammatl< FANCY BERKSHIRE HOGS uestions free \\ rite imm Constitution MEDICAL VISITORS to the H-.r\ert f estiva.] are cord! Institute Dept 53 J Ro< j A NICE refined ffirl of 18 capable of man- _U1> invited to run do^rn only 2 a mil** I aelne a home bad experience In nursing TREATED one week free Short and -*ee the best Berk-hire herd In the state breathing: relieved In 36 to 48 hour T\\ O men w ho hav e bad experience con i wants home out west must be Cbrlatlan ThOJ'e Irterested In fltte brpeding stock I home desires to travel the cause Address Ing removed In 10 to ID days regulates should see or wrlta us. F-Ur View Firm, ducting special sales Must have knowl I 401 care Constitution \ liver kidney* stomach and heart purifies Pal LOST and FOUND j edge of general merchandise State fully the blood corrects cougH. Write for tes ______) -whom yoa have •worked for Address B T i REFINED Christian lad) Presbyterian de- timonlals of cures and a sympton blank RLGIHTEPFD ntla plga •ad i Bo-t 106 Montgomery Ala f nomination, will accept position as com- for a free trial treatment. Collum I>rop*y yearling boa.ra *it prlc*>a Cmll W W ld \Vhlte. Atlanta. P I STENOGRAPHERS wanted toy government, ?*"'?," %..?JJSJi. ^v^hl^^^'lrt °^- Remedy Co Atlanta, Qa. Pept- 104 *70 month Atlanta examinations com- *»™Cl nn^tf H exchanged. Mis* I*. O COWS. LOST articles sometimes are never InC Sample questions free Franklin In- . 5*™- Ponstitatlon. found often they axe stolen with stitute Dept 854 J Itocneater N Y W A^lTtD—By colored woman work by day CATABRH OF HEAD FOR SAt-B—8 wtlte face Hereford calves. no chance of recovery but when -Practical automobile man wiio of half day each week. Addreu J V S , STOMACH, bladder or other organs entire-' 2 Hoistein heifer* 6 nic e gr*d* Jerscjr picked up by honest persons they can furnish tools single man preferred, IPS___Sputb. Mayaon avenuo ly cured. Addresa Box 7-tO Constitution j milfc cows A. L- SuEtI« • & Co. Milter OLDEST AMD BEST OF ALL BOTTLED iOODS ^ x Ul g*>t back to the owner IX ad Appij B H Orr Chairman E; it Point, Ga EXP yonnc lady wishes position mm sales- MRS DR. ZL W SMITH. 61«~W~P««chtr»i Li-ion Stock Yard*. OTA^IDAKD FOB 4£ TKAB9L vertiaed in this column W.k. handle ail kindx o£ heir commercial and lady office work or cashier, can famish . Ivy 4«» DlsMse* of women and FOR SALE "V ery fi A. t r^ferencefl I 479 care Constitution. children. Electric trvatmcnt In chronic cations Get Y*inra Crom Bilker mt t*e F*U«wiaic Dtotrlbmtvn ! domestic. For reliable he p ae« us. Atnerl- | can Employment Acencjr S14 Be&ley Bide. POSITION by experienced bookkeeper aad PavU Heymau. Ca*ttanoo»m, T«nn., J. j. Wllllazna. LOST—Thursday solid cold hand carved ' Ivy 7141 competent •teno«rapb«r, rood S! UISEASK3 cored. American Eu- villa. Fla.. Kaufman Bros. C«_, Jac^kMiBTlU*. Via.. Greu ' bracelet between. 4th J^at. Bank and Sber O ropean SpcclaJlst One«t equip- tnc Co.. Pvnsacola. Fla.. Wlndaor Uq.uor Co_. Pvnsacola, W4.lv TED —Bo y to feed Gordon press, make i rer*^, on \\hltehall Reward. Mrs. C D Go ready Apply 12% South Broad street ' Hoi brook, 206-* 7 McKenzle Bldg. D-^ESSMAKING-—SEWINQ ble 347 Capltoi ave M 1B73 J third floor I mond* Va, and "ot__.«r Richmond de_ , Icarus * d>. HIGH CLASb modiste will male* Lynohburc. Va., Jamen Oorman, Lyncht bill In K - In --j--- WANTED^-WWte boy with wheel, jV per ! SITUATION WT'D—fcal. and Fema!.) dracae* for $6 Can give beat of refer- 9f AUCTION SALES * Co.. Lynchburc. Va,» R. Dudley Bill. -^,—-«.. ,«.*.«. - ?S5^ ****** 1 week. Crystal Dry Cleaning Company 64 - encea call Airs Stepneason. ITT <7D-_ _ _ w«zitlnc railway mail clerk pOG-tloiu , J7* ]I days- ". 9 S* to 1- p- . m. to* ontb. Box f-a&l, C«n_cUtttttoa. — *--_ Read The Constitution Want Ads, v»ry

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BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Offices FOR RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartments The arriva- and departure of passenger SOUTH: SH»K. trains. Atlanta. FOR SALE and LARGE, nicely fur. steam-heated rooms, ex- The following schedule figures are pub- cellent meala. 11 Crew st. Main 1S8S. THE VIRGINIAN PEACHTREE street, corner Fifteenth, owr- LENOX APARTMENT guaranteed : WANTED IVMA.V PARK, leokinjc Ansley Park; undoubtedly th* beat FOR RENT—Offices In Constitution build for two meala, -with located and •q.ulppvd apartment house ID the Ing; all modern conveniences. Se* Jobj "WEST PEACHTREE AND PORTER PLACE—A. dandy six-room apartment, third Atlanta Terminal Station. rooms; furnace heat, city X have a 4- room apartment at 140 andt Kn!Kht. floor, with every convenience. Can make three bed rooms. Price J65.00 ventences. private honie._ a 6-room at $4& ttat are Ideal; steam heated. •Dally except Sunday, tSunday tmly- Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Effective May 30, Arrive. Atlanta Rebuilt Furniture THE LAMBRIGHT Brunswick, Waycross SCBtTRBAN. FITZHUGH KNOX. 7-30 am Candler Building. DESIRABLE OFFICES, single and eD suite. "WE HAVE only two apartments left; one three and one four-room If you ai a and ThDmaMvlIIe 6.10 am Exchange LARGE room to couple or gentlemen to Some of theae are equipped with com- looking for something nice in this size apartment, see us. Modern in every Brunswick. Waycroaa i HOUSEHOLD GOODS that have been over- board, private bath, Decatur 103. GIFFEN APARTMENTS}. EAST FIFTH pressed air and dental waste; hot and cold and ThomasvUle 7-10 p 10:30 pm ' haul t.d and renovated. Not promiscuous STREET; BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM APART- respect, with the best service, MENT' ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. water In all offices; all night elevator ser- Sleeping cars on night trains betw At- i auction goods* but tn good condition. Sold t nd Room vice; location best In the city and service lanta and Thomasvllle. I at prices frt-quently lower than auction INCLUDING FURNACE HEAT. HOT AND COLD WATER, TILE BATH., JANITOR unexcelled. Candler building. Candler An- i price-. Your hou^e furnished complete or [ y^j!iz^?ri?^!i^ ^ nex and Forsyth building. As* a. Candler, Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company, a Mingle p'.ecp. frequently oom with without board" SERVICE„ . LARGE ROOMS_ _AN_ D_ VBS- references exchanged. Give fufl RAND A. PRICE VERY REASONABLE. Jr. Agent. Phone Ivy 6274. 323 Cand'.er No. Depart To— j "t ha.f prl 108-110-112 South bull Jing. See Mr. Wilkinson. M. L. THROWER Arrive From— at Trinity av Information, Address 1-486. Constitution. I PHONE MAIN 477. OR IVT 61&4-J. 42West Pt. 8.13 am 35 New Or.. 6.25 am ' I'ors>tn vtr. PHONES IVY 163-161. ATLANTA 164. 113 NORTH FORSYTH ST. 13 Colum's. 10 55 am 13 Columbus C 45 am TO SUB-LKT a nice 3-room front apt., with WILL sublet one of flee at a reasonable 33 New Or. 11 50 am 33 Montg'y - 9-iO *m COAL COAL COAL large porch, steam heat, modern through- furnished. 612 40 New Or. 2-15 pm 39 New Or.. 2 00 pm FOR RENT — Rooms out. Price, $30 per month. Will give one 34 Monty'y. 7.10 pm 17 Columbud 4 05 pm GERALD G. HANNAH month free. Call Ivy 7026. aak for Green. OFFICES for rent In the . 30 Colum'a. 7 45 pm 37 New Or.. 6 20 pm PARTY wants to sublease Apt. No. 1, on Apply 111 Hurt building. Ivy 7200, I-New Or. 11:35 pm 41 West ft. 6.45 pm 333 HIGHLAND AVENUE THE PICKWICK first flour of the Elliott Apts., corner of PHONES: TEN STORY AND FIREPROOF. Sixth and Piedmont Ave. Call Ivy S074. R E N T e wrlter For Rent—Apartments Central of Georgia Railway, WELL furnished rooms wlt& connecting bath. VERY desirable small apt., furnace heat, "The Right Way." AT L AN T A, lo+g; BELL, I. 9390 Convenient shower bath on each floor. janitor service. Apply 31 Weat North Ave., _ T~~_ yP _ * LINDEN COURT—A splendid 6-room apartment, equipped with every con- 77 Falrlie street, near Carnegie Library. Arrive From— Depart To—- THE HAT, JSUTY FURNITURE COMPANY or call Ivy 8543. TYPEWRITERS venience, including steam heat, hot and cold water at all hours, etc. Thomasvllle. 6 25 am Savannah-- 8 00am am w 111 furnish your home. Uae your credit Prlce, ?60.00. Jacksonville, a 47 am Albany «'<>0 HOTEL OLIVER 5 AND 6 rooms; all conveniences; furnace and enjr» >our furniture while paying fofr heat. Ivy 1321. L. B. Bennett. 384 N. FOR RENT Savannah.. , 6 2^ a.m Macon 1- 30 pm it. Ilaverty's liberal credit plan helps you. ATLANTA. GA., corner Pryor and Houston 85 E. SIXTH ST.—This is an excellent apartment of six rooms, all with Albany 6 25am Mauon. . . 4 00 pm streets, in the heart of everything; rooms Boulevard. TYPEWRITERS rented 4 months for |5 and Main utore. corner Auburn avenue and up. Factory rebuilt guaranteed typewriter! Jacksonville. 7 40 am Jacksonville, .S 40 pm Pryor_-treet ___ without bath SI: roorrui private bath. $1.50; APARTMENT to sublet; bargain; 6 rooms; outside exposure. Finished in hardwood, thoroughly equipped and in Macon 5 _5 am Savannah.. 1 15 am Fnoii FIRST FLOOR, four rooms, all newly tinted. FURNISHED. 1 Jackson's 6 10am ntltj, wholesale prices. THREE rooms and sleeping porch, private farm. 30 miles from Atlanta, J. A. JJ Kan City S J5 am I'it-d orit Hotel, Atlanta.,__Ga. Chambers. Inman. Ga. EDWIN L. HARLING 12 Shrevep't ti 30 am ly pa-inted, bath and kitchenette, beautifully fur., REAL ESTATE 32 EAST ALABAMALABAMAA^ KT BOTH PHONES 12ST. 17 Toccoa 8 ly am 1' RRhnf'd" 6 55 am i"V \ \ F 'IDEAL HOUNDJEl-LICO,~* JELLICO, $4 400 00. .rooms. >e In. private entrance; nothing lacking for com- FOR RBNT^-aood"" farm, fine section. In TWELVE ANB^NE-HALF^A^RES AT~A~TfAl:RTFicE-^nsiaT7h^'7rt^^ US Ueflln... 8.JO am TcLauil* 7 10 2m CUAJL OLI\ KK BLOCK JELLICO. $4 50 LARGE!, nicely lur. upstairs front room, in i forts. Booms get sunshine ail da north Bight of city. Owner. 322 Spring St. vllle, on the main road, we have 12 ^ acreti of extra rlrh hind In a hliih st UP of < CtAlta. a 10 35 am _. Ft. Val'y. 7- 15- GATE CITY COAL COMPANY. atrlctty private family, all conveniences; i side._Ivy_6635^J. cultivation, that we will »ell for $7.500, $1.500 cash, bu lance In flvt- years This 27 Ft. Vai'y 10.45am Iti Bruns k., 7 45 am Pht.ne, Main S66-J. Atlanta. 815. walking distance 101 W. Harris. B-ROOM APT.,; all conveniences; furnace 00 land haa atl kinds of fine fruit trees, and cultivated berries. H.LS a modern d-room 7 Macon . 1ft 4i am 6 Jackso e. II 30 am FA NT Y grocery store, established business, REFINED young man wishes roommate to 1 heat. I\y 1321. L, E. Bennett. 384 N. FOR RENT—^ejsk^ ^ _ residence with city water, bath and all necenaary outhouses. The improvements 21 Colum's. 10 55 am 38 N, \. - . U 05 pm i trade fine location, Htock and ilx- ely fur. room, all modern n- Boulevard. would cost more than JC.OQO. If you are in the market for one of the richest and 40 Memphis 11 15 arn 40 Charl'e . U 15 pm ^pace7~wTfir^eat and lights and 3'jOO. Will discount. Going west. Ivy nc B, private home. Ivy 6776-J. cheap. W. E. McCalla, beet located tracts of land In Fulton county, this Is the place for you. Let us «how 6 Ciadn'i. 11 jo am J9 Blrrri'm. 13 25 pm 715 FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. you_thia place_at once. 29 N. Y.... 12.10pm 30 N. Y.. . . 2.25 pm nal BanK bldg. 30 J3irm',m.. 2 10 pm li Chatian'a 3 00 pm WE SPECIALIZE ON walking distant BARGAIN~™IN~WEST ~E~r«>~BUNGA^LOW-—On one of th* best streets in WpstTEnd ln~~ 39 Chart'*. . 4 ZQ pm IS Toccoa . 4.45 pm SMOKTST \C'KS AND TANKS „ a few feet of the car lln«, w« have a strictly modern 6-room bungalow im an 5 Jackso'e. 4 -to pm 5 Cincln i. . 4 50 pm APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Miscellaneous east front lot, 118x175. that w« will sell for $2.750. $150 cash, balance >i;o per month ST \TUAM HO1I.KR M \CHINE WORKS, j NICELY For a home proposition on eaay terms this Is the bent thing In the city It has been 37 N. Y B 00 pm 22 Colum s . 5 10 pm BBLJL. PHONE MAIN 2311. | me'>'^ . ' 15 Brun.s k. 7 00 pm 39 Memphis. 5 15 pm FOR RENT reduced from $3,750 to our price for a Quick sale Let us show It to jou nt once 11 Richm'd. g 00 Din 28 Ft. Viil'y 5 ;0 pm —r- ^-5 ; | LIVINGSTON—95 Ei st North avenue. One Apply ! BliAUTlFLLLY fur" stea' ! block from Peachl1 ee. stream heated, three 31 Ft. Vary. 8 05 pm 10 Macon,. . 6 30 pm "crf^eSamn Eamilyv corner I room, with private bath, i. - *£i7i - i and four rooms, hai flwood floors, tile bath 13 Clncinn'i. 8 JO pm 25 Heflin. to young men or couple. Iv; 16 Chatta'a. 9 15 pni SSj^too-eVlOwSm 0fn:rn;st;uilV«nVPrV^-l_ _ I to_yo.mff.men_; ths ICE, VACUUM 1 nf 24 Kan. City 9 55 pm .Jack^o'e. 965pm ^ANl -r A rTl;UK ,. s ..ample line ladies' Hulls . i'' '"- °f " m'.' CLEANER AND JANITOR SERVICE FUR- 19 Colum's 10 26 pm nd _3b only. Late un.tr men. 188 W. Peachtree.NISHED FREE. Ten minutes' walk from. GEORGE P. MOORE - Chicago. 9 45 pni FIVE POINTS. RENTS $32.50 and up. REAL ESTATE REAL, ESTATE AND RENTING All Trains Run Daily, Cent at Tn FRESH, pure pot eausa.se l 10 AUBURN AVENUE City Ticket Offlce. No. 7 make. THEADOLPHsJ°\ac FELD REALTY CO., JT52 Marietta A.' ta 2608. de tuxe. Every modern convenie GROUND FLOOR HURT BUILDING. Union Passenger Station. ! NICELY fur houaekee" Phone Ivy 4S7&. WANTED—Real Estate BIG SPECULATION. i ^able. 388 Peachtree; ref. "Daily except Sunday. tSund-iy only, fJKNUINE CITY. IN THE half-mile circle, R. R. Bide track in 100 feet, on one aide main trunk Georgia Railroad. L tf Jnt k^on foal_ ^o M. 2704^ Atl. 944 I NICEljV furnished rooms, all conveniences, FOR RENT—Small steam-heated apart- ment, furnished or unfurnished; nice No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— ' iiew" "old^faMhloned , bjock_o_f pobtofflce._34_Cpne- Ivy fil-2. LIST YOUR real estate with We have line, 300 feet on other side. Looks like railroad must have it some day. FCIt SALK -Lot o neighborhood, reasonable price. Ivy 8212-J. the customers. Georg,-.„_,e P. M_ ...... 10 Auburn I Charle'n 6.05 «im £ Aug und _qulH^ M tin 1950. or Atlanta 6007-B. I.AHUE. nicely" furnished rooma In Peach- 50x90, with two houses In good shape—rent value $26. Price $3,000; $500 3 Wllml'n 6.06 am. 7.25am tree home ,_very reasona.ble.^ail^l. 7B92-X1. I. W. Harrell, Louis M. 11 Buckh'd 7 40 am G Augud'a 12 Jj pm 0~NF "Id *-Tru- incubator and brooder Johnson. T. M. Word. Come lo see us. cash, assume $2,000 loan, balance $25 monthly. "13 Buclth'd 9 30 am g Aujju^ta J 30 prn fur sa.lc Cr tr cheap. M. 3154. FuR~RENT-^On~e "ro~om. adjoining bath, for WANTED—Apartments 1 Augusta. 1:06 pm i Buukh. d G LO pm gontleman. $8. 66 _Wa.bash ay_e.__ jyy _24_04. ~~ FARM 1.ANDS. NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW EXCHANGE. 6 Auguuta 4.35 pm .4 Jjuckh'd B 00 pm DEsTaABLE~Bteam-heated room; walking 7 New York 4 Charrn. S 40 pm WANTED — Miscellaneous tlemon only. R^f. ~"§-J. COUPLE now boarding, whose eon will be WANTED, GRIST MILL BETWEEN Peachtree and Piedmont Park, a modern house of six rooms. and Aug. 3 .20 pm 4 WUml n. 8.40 pm for household om. north aide home from school for holidays, would ' 7vA STEAM-HEATED front i rent small furnished apartment or house WE have client wanting to buy good furnace heat, elevated level lot. Price $5,250. Take vacant lot up to .I-. piatioH and oftlce niture; cash private;_.hornet. _evgry_c_gn' neighborhood from someone who payi grist . have one and $2,000 as cash payment, balance monthly. "Dally except Sunday tSunday only. consig tral Auction wan to sell, communic e with us, giving Louisville and Nashville Kailruad. LARGE, nicely fur _ front f wants to leave city for holidays. Beat city 12 Ma_ln__2424_. conveniences. 163 Ivy . istitution. full particulars In first lett Effective Nov. 4^.— Leave. | Arrive. " i references. Address 1-475. care Co $14,500 — PEACHTREE ROAD — $14,500 NICELY "furnished front electricity, hot water. ( DILL & SHANNON MODERN brick house, on east-front lot, 10(4x400, worth $20,000. Terms, no Cincinnati and Louisville. .7.12 c 9 50 pm NTCELY fur" ~~~ FOR RENT — Houses loan to assume. Knoxvllle via Blue Kidge..7.22. 5 00 pm paid for id furniture. Dixie Furniture private _ 1313 Empire Bldg. * Fornyth. Main_ 5170-J^ _ Knoxvllle via Cartersvillu. . 7 .U < 9 50 pm Co ms, reasonable; close KnoxvlUe via Carteravillo 4.4o i L^ 10 pin nicely fur. ro No E5 Hendrlx Ave.. 7-R., suited for MONEY ON HAND FOR QUICK LOANS. 1 kinds .second-hTand clothes. _Jn._217__S. Forbyth. Atlanta 5987-A. two families ...... $22.50 Blue Ridge accommodJ-tlon. 3.40 yniilO . card 154 Decatur St REAL ESTATE—Sale, Exchange ( _\M]SV'4__ ONE larg-e, nicely fur. front room, all con- No. 11 Holdernesw street, 6 rooms ---- 20.00 SIX PER CENT, 7 per cent and 8 per cent. No delay. \VTXT~K U—"SeTond-h tall office stool. vent ernes; ciohe In No 72 N. Warren St., Klrkwood, 7 R's. 25.00 Semboctrd Ah- Line Railway. .Mu^t I,P i hfap _for h. Phone Main 943. , 22.50 SEMI-CENTRAL LOT, fronting Effective May JO, 1915. LA RG Er nil conven- No Arrive From— DROP A CARD prire-i paid for old _lvy_ ___..._ lots. hou in 60 feet on main thoroughfare, 1 100 E._15M HOLMES LUCKIB REALTY CO?." UN. Y 7 00 am 11 Birm'm.. b 3D an clothe nil shoes. L Pfefter. 164 Decstur. BAST ELLIS, •oly furnished rooms. .. 412 Chai Commerce. Ivy 4157. with railroad trackage, suitable 11 Norfolk. , 7 00 am 30 Monroe.. 7 00 an _ . Ivy__4858_-J._ II Waybill'!!. 7-00 am 6 N Y 3 OU pn 60 AND 72 Thelma street, halt block of I for warehouse or subdivision. 11 Portam'h. 7:00 am G Wash n.. 3 OJ p front room, in ateam- Park car, G rooms, hardwood floor, 17 Abne.tf.C. 3 60 am 6 Norfolk . 3 00 pm i near-in location. I 2979 i ^---j~--^- two.pA'nel ,oors, arrangeid con- Will sell or exchange for Atlanta Chas. Cone Realty Company ti Blrm in.. 2 30 pm 6 Ports'h... 3 00 prn | FU11. front 1th hot and cold water, vehient for two famlliie' a Price $25 Call J2 Memphis 11 10 am t> Rlrhm. tl. BUS5NESS Ivy 5428-J. _____ i Ivy 2&6. real estate or for farm. Address Did you r^ad our announcement FOll HAL.K 1!2 Birm'm. 11 ID am 23 Blrm m . . 3 43 pm .rnisnod rooms for en- ; aTo^COURTLA N D STT^roon in Constitution yesterda.y7 And 5 N. Y.. . . 5 Ou pm u Btrtn'm.. 6 JO pm S A new 6-1 oom brick \ r floor, haw all city 1-4/2, Constitution. didn't let us hear from you? Don't red 6 Washin'n 5 00 pm 6 Memphis- 5 JO pm OPPORTUNITIES bungalow, on a Rood •-! r i^rt i a LARGE, niccily fur room: Peachtr_, te,_.n. minutes' alk from Five Points. See us WK have a beautiful J5.POO home, unencum- put this off another day, but let us 5 Norfolk.. 6 00 pm IS Abte.S.C. 4 00 rm 1 splendid rpsKl«=>n<-«- s<- tmn. B Portam'h. 6 00 pm (lose in. Ivy Hf.y ) J. M< ptional. _ ' for rate. Ch P. Glover Realty Co., 2 bered. nge for Improved hear from you right NOW, whether ( 1J NY . 8 10 pm thinp about it modern Is v^l 1 12 Blrm m., 9 00 p 1J Norfolk.. 8 30 pm gentlemen, close i Walton street. within 25 milea f Atlanta. Will give or tak it Is to sell, b-uy or rent. We heard farmers. 30 STEAM-HEATED root: difference. 1 R N uttlng & Co., Kmplr worth ?6.;>00 Somebody la KOIUK to 29 Sdonroe. . 8 00 p 12 Po 830 ym in, retu.on.ible, priv pt. Ivy 8769. FOR RENT-—279 Sei .. newly painted from a lot of people and ha-ve gone City Ticket Office 88 Peuchitree ht. nuia like o locate a. fi f and out, firat-cla-sn shape; water, Life Bid*. Pho le Jvy 5. rig-ht to work to rent and to aell ppt the bfat kind of a horn*- »t H t-. Be references Fl KXISHKD—»Ol TH SL1>KL ti rooms and bath. large lot, fruit NICE 2-story hou»e, corner lot. near Grant thetr property. For Instance, here bat-pain pric<' T,ot u*» drive j on out Add re** aimer, 71'-, Western and Atlantic Railroad. FURNISHED mom to 1 or 2 young men; chicken yard u-nd garden. Miss Kate park, to exchange for farm or acreage Is one— and ahow you this jilaro. No Arrive tTrom— Xo Depart To—— v. alklns distance, private famil> , rates fa aon. Main 5000. near Atlanta. R. F Bishop, 1217 Atla: 3 Naahvllle. 7 10 am [ 94 Chic igo. 8 15 am \\ t II reai.oiid.ble, ref. exc-hj;. 19S-A Capitol _ av«. National _Bank.__Main_-&2 02. "iZ Riime... 10 20 am i 2 N**~shviMe 8 ^j am HOtlSES, btorea, offices and business space FEbTlVAL.^'X'IfalTORb—C^ll at 15 Cooper for rent. A phone mesHage will bring our WILL TRADE even ""valuable manufactur 93 Memphis 11 oo am 92 Memphis 4 55 pm street for nicely fur. rooms, convenlenceu. suite, price $4 500. for small bungalow in Chas. Cone Realty Company 1 Nashville. 6 35 pm 72 Rome 513 pm jusim-m year round Locitti rent bulletin by mall, or a polite. Intelligent representative to help you find what you good section, H. M. Ashe & Co. Healey IAIN 3361. 215 PETERM 95 Ctiicaeo. 8 30 pm 4 Nashville. S 50 prn ntft s larye.st. most fa^hioi ______-<,^ l-[fit,, care t'onstitutio LNFFRNISHE] NORTH SIDE. want. George P. Moore. 10 Auburn avenue. N >. J3 — Dlxiw Fljer arrives Terminal , 3 DU 4 unfur. room i private home, with Phones. Ivy 2325 und 2327; Atlanta phone F~OR~~SALB—Lot o Ponce de Leon ave . 50x Station. II'" YOU CANNOT =ona.blc. 134 Forrest ______234, or will exc a.nge for negro property. ' avenue. _ivy 1730." Ivy 6664. Addrea H-443. Constitution. FOR RENT — Modern 8-room house, 316 1NMAN PARK. 2 Urge JTAXijCABS ith . Apply H. B. Thompson. 1002 Third Nat'l Bank Bldgr. Phone_rvy_7 1 83. _____ Financing Your Building VNFTBNISHKP—SOUTH SIDE. TAXICAKS 1 TWO nice rooms, complete for housekeep- ~39 Carnegie Way, 8 rooma ...... 127.50 REAL ESTATE— FOR SALE IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING and have a sound proposition that OPEN AND CLOSED CARS. ing. *-> couple. 95 Walker. Main 3075-J. ASA G. CANDLER, JR., Agent. 222 Candler Building. needs some financing, bring It to us, BELLE I^LE ROOM and BOARD FURNISHED OR CNFUKNISHEU. ____ Phone—Iv y 5^73. Mr. Wilkinson. _ FOR SALE — A beautiful residential lot, CONCERNING APARTMENTS, we especially recommend the building of a No. \ LUCKIE. I\ i" D190-166 TO adults, one or two bedrooms, larffe 75x200, In most desirable section of At- kitchen and sleeping porch., southern ex- lanta. Cut nearly $1,000 in price for quick. certain class apartment that will always rent. Those built along the lines posure , electricity, hot water, phone, use of Decatur Homes for Rent &035 ^P'hone Decatur_14_8. Jonea & Ramapeck. sale. Addreas Owner, care Constituti we have in mind are always filled and bring a splendid income. There are bur TAXICAIJS reception room, urivOKTU SIDE- IF IT IS real estate you EXCELtolOR AI Tt) I'OMPANY. fur mom, with or wltho it two LARGE fur. or unfur. room to couple or ?OR RENT—In West End. 92 Gordon st., 7- comparatively few desirable apartments In the city vacant. If this is true room cottage, fine location. In good repair. eell. U will pay you to sei J, daj . in private family, to s n t lemen. 16j>_Iyy at. 24 East Hunter street. now, what will be the opportunity during the prosperous year aLead of us? ATL 3660—8 LIXKIE— L 322 women. all conveniences, Apply Price $36. Phon We. rth avenue, or_Lvy_ 193S-J. UR weekly rent list gives full description I MAKE A SPECIALTY of Georgia lands. FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooma of anything for rent. Call for one or let us Thomas W. Jacknon, 1018-19 Fourth Na- all It to you. Forrest & George Adalr. Honal__Ban__ k bunding. ___ Table Boarders Wanted NORTH SIDE. ^ Fulton Countv Home Builders 3,1 ("ONi: ST.. ivy b?45 Half block of In, all con- ' 289 CENTRAL AVE.. arranged H, M, ASHE & CO. BargaTna^7n city and HOUSEKEEPING roo farm property. 1329 Healey. Ivy 1818. jpostofnoe venlences, »team heat, electric for Z families. Owner. 271 Central. M. 4424. Ivy 4674. £29 Candler Bide. BUSINESS CARDS Bli-VL m-'ULLY furnished front room, with telephone, etc. Call Sunday or after after 5 o'clock. Ivy 74S5-J. * FURNISHED. SUBURBAN. ru'i uii: uater, private bath, for three VERY desirable, well-arranged, 6-room bun- WE have several Brookhaven lots facing v.iunj men. Air a. C. S McRae. 4^8 Peach- ENTIRE second flour unf very auttabl< for per galow In best residential section of Kirk- club grounds at prices that will bring light housekeeping, electric light.--, $i; wood Will rent at big sacrifice. Call De- handsome profits next spring when tha new FOR SALE—Automobile* FOR SALE—Automobiles ARCHTTECTi^RAL DRAFTING.^ —„ ~ 7 month. tt Kennebaw ave., near Pone 1 catur 786. clubhou-se la completed. H. M. Ashe & Co., DRAFTING of"u.H kludC hu bl., room ana L,e0n park. IVY IIUTEL^ ^ -. to $7. 21 meal =-- I WILL rent my nicely fur home, & or 8 . .,U Hurt. 823 TO ADULTd—Three nicely furnished rooma, Ks -fur M phone 4104. rooms; al modern conveniences. Including all conveniences, best community, near-ln Main 2719. FARM LANDS* BIG BUSINESS MAKES POSSIBLE THESE on Forrent avenue Ivy 3137. _ ONC Leon A\«. Strictly high-da 75 ACRES, 0-room frame dwelling, barns, __- tUul \aryo front room, priva briok ma^ocui a.nd stono ALL. or~half of north side modern 8-room FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. smokehouse and other outbulldlnga, 45 .enier.ces. Ivy 719-J. home, completely fur, reasonable. Ivy icrea open and mowtly level, " " WONDERFUL USED CAR PRICES vy 4GOfc-J. Atlanta 1077. ______-A. BARGAIN—Kight-room house, furnished t?. No 47 ExrliJ.nireplJ.ee -T STEAM HEATED P1^51 or unfurnished, north aide, good neighbor- original timber, 2 miles of co nty seat. 279 PE. table board LARGE, nicely furnished roomt. for house- hood, large porches. Instantaneous water good wheat country. Price $2,250. Terms. As everybody knows, volume of business alone in- all modern conveniences. Ivy heater, 835. Phone after 3 p. m.. Ivy 60fil-J. R. F. Tho Bast Poln t, Ua. Bell NK'IJLY sures low prices. ATLANTA HATTERS , with excellent board, THREE furnished i oma for light 40 ACRES good farm land, In high state of \VB CLEAN, rpblnck and dye nil kinds of ', references, reasonable. keeping to couple without_ chlldre__. i WANTED—House* cultivation. &-mlle from depot. 30 mll«e hats for ladies and greats. All work donn , ^vy . r.-fci. erences. Call at 100 W Harris. from Atlanta; good community. J. A, by experienced hatters und guaranteed. JO I ,-,v...ri/ ,, , ,, t N FI K NI8H K 1>. Chambers, In man. Ga. LOW PRICES ON THE 1916 STUDEBAKER MAKES N oortr i hn tsriiaBrnnda streestreett . ' . _„,.„, ^ \lfaltor,,^i,, .3 «ca v,n, secure large, beautl- TWO large ] FOR quick results ht,t your vai f ( homu, meals optlonaL furnished. ant houses with Beaaley & Hardwlck. 605 nplre Bldg. CONTBA CTING^-^BVI Ivy -97S J. LOW PRICES ON OUR USED CARS POSSIBLE. ta Hat your property with Sharp, Brother-ton & Cailab&n, East Point. Ga, Bell REPAIRING, modeling. LAttCU =-u & Day. 12 Auburn avenue. leaks, top Imneys. wl phone. East Point 418. Ivy 6681. We haven't the room to accommodate a big stock of JJ31 48 ___, - I a ESyjJli1- I WANTED—t-fv-e ntlemen to room and T\VO fur. rooms and kitchenette; also fur. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE used cars, and therefore must move them quickly—hence CITY HALL DRY S'l.Nu COMPANY. • board, reaaoni 4U W. Peachtree plac*. _room ana Prlvate bath. _lvy 7S_S._ Dry cleaning, pressing ind dyeinc Main. Ivy 1S.S8-J. HOUSEKEEPING rooms, fur. the low prices. Many of these cars are almost as good as 3532. 25 North For-yth street. KXCELLKNT board and rooms~ block of binulo_rooma. ' pi: porch. 236 Ivy_st. new—repaired and overhauled when necessary—repaint- H ATTK RS-______titchenette, furnace 'SOME" SACRIFICES Ivy 6S3S-J. OF ALL KINDS cleaned and re- 22O PI-JACHTKEE, the Wilton, steam"heat ANSLET PARK. NEAR PETAOHTREE STREET—Fine two-story, nine-room good table prompi_serv_. MNs Kirtley. ed and refinished in some cases. ihaped into latent style gOUTil SIDE. up-to-date home; furnace, hardwood floors, etc. Price reduced from J8 7fid Walton St. C. Cfarlat Ivy 5 37-J. lis and bo^trd, al^o t^ble board, near to J7.500, on terms. rgian Terrace. Ivy S656-L. ATTENTION, BETWEEN PEACHTREE AND PIEDMONT PARK—Near new open-air Look over this partial list and see whether any of HAT CUBAN ING. 1 TUU nice sunny roonit, with board for Tenth street school, a modern six-room bungalow. Price reduced to 95.000. OLD HATS MADE NEW — Satislactlon FESTIVAL VISITORS them suit your requirements—if not, we have others, one guaranteed. Mail ordera given prompt LA HGE. upstairs front room for couple or 270 WHITEHALL STREET WEST END—BRAND-NHW BRICK BUNGALOW—Best section and neighbor- I youns men. Ivy 3030-J. NI'JELY furnished rooms, hot bath, private hood. Hardwood floors, and up-to-date In every way. Price reduced from of which may be just what you want. , elie eals. able, to couples or men. $6.500 to J6.000. Euclid a\en Ivy 1124-L. NINTH STREET COTTAGE. KDWIN T. HARPEH INSURANCE AOEVCY; DKS1KABLJ3 rooms, adjoining bath. 746 ' TWO fu: rooms, complete for housekeep- 15,500—HAS SIX GOOD ROOMS, in good condition. Furnace heat; all con- Studebaker "6," 1915, 5-passenger . . . $800.00 FIRK INSURANCE. Poach tree^,, ,>ith meals. Ivy 557^. '"" connectin"' g hath. Maln 423.-J. veniences. Lot 50x160 feet. Close to Myrtle street. Will sell on very reason- - Main 1706 7J3 Atlanta Nat 1 Bank Bldg. r T~ able terms. See us at once for the above bargains. Studebaker "6," 1913, 7-passenger . . R Iccly fur room for couple or t.vw . -• - OK 3- connectlu- g *ith kitch- . $600.00 ten. Ivy 3021-Ij. i enette. completel ft y _fur 217_ S- Forsyth. Studebaker "4," 1913, 7-passenger . . ""with excellent ) LAROE."nlcely fur Brooms, private bath" . $400.00 L 6fa99-J. dressing room. 031 Waahin^to M. 5402-J. TURMAN & CALHOUN 203 EMPIRE BUILDING. Cole, 1912, 7-passenger . $300.00 itUout" boarU, WEST END. WEST ENE_ Two nicely fur. connecting Chahners, 1911, roadster . $225.00 PUT on yjur baby couple or two rooms and kitchenette to desirable couple; painted and re-c _\\_eht_Peachtree, I. 4931-J. convenient to cara. West _250. 237-29 Edgev. ood a E-M-F, 1912,5-passenger . $300.00 NICE room and board at 70 Spring";Tonics ~TWO rooms In house with couple with no neighbor hood. _ children, desirable. 15 Queen. W, 1292-J. Executor's Sale—-Kirkwood Property Pullman, 1912, 5-passenger . $265.00 1NMAN PARK. ESTATE OF REBECCA T. VAUGHAN—Consisting of three houses and lota Hudson, 1911, 5-passenger . $175.00 guarantee Call Ivy 903 . BEAU' FOR RENT — In In Park,, two furnish- " BEAUTIFUL, "large" front ed rooms for light housekeeping. Call Ivy and three vacant lots, all fronting East Lake and South Decatur car lines, ROOF flEPAlKlNG AN1>ICOXTKACTINO. | " bath _79* PeSchtrae/'Ivy 40*5-1^"™^ 3926-J. before 10 30 a. nx In buying from Studebaker you are assured of get- IF YOUR and three lots on Boulevard DeKalb. all in Town of Kirkwood; one lot on board, Second Avenue (Skiff) right at East Lake Golf Links, one house and four CALL Main 237. No mtll ' —, ting a car exactly as represented. We could not afford roof stops leaking tracting and 513 PKACIITEilSE ST . choice seo acres of ground, more or less, facing golf links on the south, and two tracts tmlLdfnff. nd board. Ivy 6133. of land on McDonough Road just beyond the Hooper Alexander tract. to. jeopardize Studebaker's reputation by selling you STOKAGK AN'P SBIPPIXG^ " ~ LA R "nicely fur.™ rooi ~ with excellent all convenit-nces. APARTMENTS. Sale, December 7, at public outcry before Courthouse in Decatur. Terms THE HAVEKTY FURNITURE" CO wlTi —mt- Ivy SO— 17. anything else. When you buy a car from an irresponsi- atore. pack or ship your household foods- THE Miller House, 30 Houston St., cash. Detailed information and plats at our office. reasonable and responsible. Both phones' JL^JLT**" ^_^l5__of_££.OIn 3Pd_bt>ard. HOUSES, ETC. ble dealer and later find it not as represented, you are or call at office. AUBURN AVENUE. CORl j L-A.RUE. nic^ij fur. rbom, with b. ard, steam ^vER PR r OR. h^at orivate homo. Ivv 9437 money out of pocket. IN M '— BejTutiful rbo and~boiard. FOR RENT—Apartments Stoves and Ranges Repaired. , '^^r^^r^^—f^—, BENJAMIN D. WATKINS Don't you see where it is worth dollars ^nd cents EXPERT CHIMNEY SWEEPERS | ^x^H«nt fable AlH Second Floor Fourth National Bank Building. Main 648. STANDARD STOVE AND REPAIR CO t e^cell«"t table. , SI P. to you to buy a standard make used ear at our wonder- __ 166 Edgewood -S3 Atlanta. S3. SOUTH SIDE. S\ \T» WICH E S. HANDSOMELY furnished. steam-heated fully low prices? Why not, then, come in and let us show room, all conveniences, well cared for. pri- TO SUB LEAS a four and five- MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN 1 OVTH vate family, board optional, references. Slain room apartments in hlffbett you what we have to offer? ±^\j v -Hi St. Phone Ivy 8225 class and beat located apartment TRANSFER bouse on Peacatree at. Tn» sur- roundings are tne most cxdustv* residential part of city. Prices CREDIT TERMS ARE OFFERED TO RESPONSIBLE coc^s^TlMwfif-cow w . r™^^?£^™10 u e -- are $40 and *45. formerly $CO *ad Cotton Stored;Money Advanced $7&. References „ retjulr*d by tj» BUYERS. phons es^as^-s, 802. . Ajs^^jusa i u1jy^l^i^^ s- FR^OR. room and" boar' '"d fo"r ™men. OW&MT. Call Ivy 444 g. .25'c. Lad TKUNKS, ^|^S ASl> |g* ,^^~RS: ' ho"^^f^«_c"n?«n™^^^5i5^'™ SIX PER CENT ^KiAIGHT INTEREST _ n D ) 4 _ _p!ace;^_ AL LARGE, nicely furnlshea~roomr~ccnne'ctins STUDEBAKER CORPORATION KOUNTBEE'S " ^?SI? *wl-h rmiil rf-om. good table board, block of_ Oai>itolj_j-ea.sonabler__?.Xain 1127-J. Our charges are the most liberal in the South. Write us for terms. 247 PEACHTREE. PHONE IVY 1694. Phonaa— Ball. Main 1576: Atlanta 1654. XICELT fur. rooms wfth "boardT~also hou««- OXE NICE FIVE-ROOM WjL!

'SPAPERf SPAPERf Page Fourteen. THE CONSTITUTION, GA., FREDAY, ^OVEMBEE 19, 191O.

SPRY WILL NOT HALT , ed States rovemmont. agreeing not to leave American soIL AMUSEMENTS SWEDE'S EXECUTION \ U.S.HTIOARM Balitraore. Md_ November 18,—Ad- LODGE NOTICES TRAFFIC IN BOOZE i REPORTS ARE MADE miral Beatty, commandant of the Nor- folk navy yard, telegraphed Police ContinuedJ^ram First Page. Marshal Carter today that he would A regular communication of come to Baltimore tomorrow to see the \V t>. Luekie Lodge. Xo. 89, P. TOM WATSON NEXT WEEK man held here as a suspected parole & A. M . v. Ill be held this Fri- breaker fromxthe German con verted day night. Xovember 19. 1916, I! RAPPED BY SYNOD! AT D. OF C. MEETING cause of fls importance and the jus- cruiser Eitel Frledrich at Norfolk. , at 7.30 o'clock, in W, I>. • 1 * * tice and advisability o£ such a cgurse, Luckle lodpe temple. The En- As Attorney Will Conduct Case The man is believed to be Otto Un- tered Apprentice deRree Will Given Undue Importance. ger, of the Eltel's crew. He was ar- be conferred by W. \V. Henry. POSTPONED "Your interference in the case may rested here Tuesday. Made for Sending Obscene I Junior wardenrden. AlAfr~m7mb») member*: * are ur- :; Georgia Presbyterians Con- • Much Interest Centers in have elevated it to an undue impor- Gently n-aueated to attend n.i o_f tance and the receipt of thousands of Matter Through Mails. ' fore* ^IZSf* " to be hrou<"" u» "•' ACCOUNT OF RAIN tnreatening letters demanding the re- ii cur in Strong Resolutions Election of State Officers Greek Steamer Seized. ' . - E. T BOOTH. W. M. lease of HiUstrom. regardless of hls' ! J M. HUXXICUTT. Secretary Fence D» iaro E»H Creates guilt or innocence, may attach a pe- London, November 18-—The Greek Today—Three Prominently Augusta. Ga.. Novrtnfcer IS.—The steamer Athamas has been taken into f; Adopted by General As- culiar importance to it, but the case Is A reyulur communication of important Jn Utah only aa establishing, trial of Thomas E. Watson, the Thom- Oaze Deep, in the Thames estuary. E. A. Minor Lodge. .Xo ,,03, F. & Mentioned for Presidency^ after a fair and impartial trial, the son editor, charged with sending eb- A. M. \vlll he held in their tem- :j sembly. guilt of one of the perpetrators of ple, corner Flj- .- A\c. and FIGHTING one of the most atrocious murders ever scene matter through the mails, will The steamer Athamas. which left Gal- Olenuoou A\e. thl* (Friday) committed in this- state. It is also begin on Friday morning:, Novem'ber 26. veston October 15 and Norfolk October evenins, November It ID1S, at LaGrange, Ga., November IS.—(Spe- Thomasvilie. Ga., November 18.— (Spe- important by reason of the fact that 24 for Rotterdam, was reported to have • 30 o clock. The l-\ 11 o iv craft cial.J—The heavy rains falling here to- District Attorney Earl M. Donaldson, decree ,,,,| b<, 0,,,,ftrred by f' cial.)—The synod of Georgia which is dav did not interfere with the meet- this case has had more careful and passed the Lizard November 14. H Olson -er.lor «uiden "A • | holding its "delegated court" in La- ings of the convention of the United painstaking consideration at the hands assisted by Wallace Miller, assistant rn* ccorded vi-itlni; brothers." Daughters of pie Confederacy and a of the proper officials in Utah than attorney, will conduct the prosecution onle FLAMES ; | Grange this week by a rising vote any other like case in the History of T .M \v M great deal of routine work was accom- for the government, while the defend- <". S. BfRKS. So ? [ Thursday afternoon adopted the same plished. the state. CITY COAL CO. TO SATURDAY AFTERNOON •! resolutions on temperance that were Chapter reports were heard as were "As to your suggestion that justice ant has announced that he will under- Phones 3546 also* reports of committees on various requires further consideration of the take his own defense. A repuUi c,-irnmu".ionMon of j 1 adopted last May by the general as- other matters. case, I earnestly submit that the im- BEST COAL $4.25 PER TON- Palei.tln« Li»dKe N., I M. Free NOVEMSER 20, 2 O'clock * I sembly of the Southern Presbyterian The selection of state officers for the putation contained, not only in your This will be the second time that M-r. CITY SCALES WEIGHT f, church. The resolutions were as fol- division Is the great matter of inter- message to me, >but also in your meg- Watson has been arraigned on the fSd3>" H^jTl^lXer'^ BY THE ATLANTA sage to the president of the American 1915. lit 7 ^'0 o clock The Fel- lows: est now and will be voted on at the charge of sending obscene matter FIRE DEPAKTME>T closing meeting tomorrow morning. The Federation of Labor, that this convict "As the traffic and use of intoxi- has not had justice In the courts of through the mails. Judge Poster, sit- £ erred. AU**t!ul\ nu.itiiitU \"s- BENEFIT FOR j nominating: committee, one from ea.ch itlng and rosMt-nt li-t thti n ire fr-Ui-rnullv cating ] iquors as a beverago the of the five state div Isions. consists of this state is not justified. Three ting for Judge* Speer two years ago. inviu'U By ordfr ,,i ^J The Fireman's BsnevoJent {• Mrs. J. C. Parker, of Macon; Mrs. H. groups of attorneys have represented tiuashed an indictment against Mr, ARCH i:r,KIN AV M prolific cause of so much crime, pov- Hillstrom in the proceedings before Announcement W Cantrell. of Decatur; Mrs. R L. Watson on the ground that the entire DAVID E. Slir.MAKKR. S, , ., i i-v ** Association - erty and suffering in our land, and Vfalker, of Cuthbert; Mrs. C. E. Pitt- the district court, the supreme court A block of RKAL BUTLDTNGS, jn- as it costs the people so much money man, of Commerce, and Miss Katherine and the- board of pardons. book from which the alleged obscene extracts were aecured wo uld haVQ to t-ludinif »-d Heats 50 Cents ton, S. ("., hts address upon the woik cide. Curing every day of the twenty- Krolher^. > ou nre and Inter- i>r. F. H. Gaines, president of Agnes ' "A Fool There Was." significant fact that thos« only are ceptional strength of mp n t v.l\[ be at West View. Scott, addressed the synod upon the I At the Atlanta.) appealed to who have no knowledge work of the institution for the past of the facts and those only demand M'-mhor-* of -ilbter tribes ar« To one who has never seen the 11 il- the companies repre- cor.iiaHj invited. \ twenty-five years. liard production of "A Fool There Was." clemency who are either prejudiced in t Dr. Thorn well Jacobs, president of 1 T O N I G II T 1 tht production which opened at the At- Hillstrom's favor, or who demand his sented by them and Oglethorpe university, spoke in behalf PRINZ EimOfflCER ATLANTA lanta theater last night, Iea\ es a pow- relea.se regardless of his guilt. T. of his institution and stated that the "I am fully convinced that your re- Chief of Re Friday, Saturday Matinee and Nlffht. i story of the resurrection of Oglethorpe erful bpeculation as to wihat that pro- their prompt methods A I'liiy 1 ou'll Always Talk of— 1 duction must have been. For the pro- quest must be based on a misconcep- university had been told ninety-two duction at the Atlanta theater now tion of the facts or that there is some of settling claims will times. leaves a grewsome- thrill that one does reason of an international nature that ' Dr. R. O. Glenn spoke of the work IS CAUGHT BY BRITISH not readily shake off. you have not disclosed. assure my patrons FUNERAL NOTICES. "A Fool There Was" being done in the school of the Xorth Special popular prices: Nights, 25c to 1 The story of "A Fool There "Was" and "With a full knowledge of all the $1; matinee 25c to 75c, with all balcony Avenue church. of how it is based upon the popular facts and circumstances submitted, I protection plus serv- j Dr. J. G. Patton presented a most Kipling poem is too well known to re- feel that a further postponement at .London, November 18 —fljieutenant Sl-JIMKy— Thr friends and relatives of j encouraging" report on Christian edu- H-enri Koch, one of the offfcers of the Mr and -Mrs. I! H Summey and farm- peat- here. this time would be an unwai ranted In- ice. y r< inUtflfi cation and ministerial relief. Pend- The show ie only tolerable, in the cor- terference with the course of justice. interned German auxiliary cruiser r ?T ' 1 '« aHond thr funeral of Mi It. H Summ.-y t<-Ua> ut 1 p. m. ing the adoption of the reports ad- rect sense of the word, until the third iMindful of the obligations of my oath Prinz Eltel Friedrich. who violated his Mon., Tues., Wed. I dresses were made by Dr. H. H. act, which atones in a large measure of office to sec that the laws are en- irom the Stum- M.punt.iin I'i <-Pb> tl-rlan Sweets, of -Louisville, Ky.; Rev. John parole and left Norfolk in the middle church. UHV. .f. .X. (Moticlter will of- Chart?** Frohman, Klaw & Erlang for the rest of the performance. forced, I cannot and will not lend my- Chas. S. Kingsbery ' Knox Colt, superintendent of Nacoo- As the depiction of a pio.spci ous and self or my office to such interfertmce. of October, has 'been taken off a Dan- ficiatf I he mteijiHiH «i]l be in the Prod urtion of the Vital i 'chee mstituta in the mountains of influential man of international affairs, Tangible facts must 'be presented be- ish steamer in the North Sea by the Stom> >To«ntatn « ,-nictor.-hno, liinr-ial directors i Rev. R. C. Reed, of Columbia, S. C., part of the play. glass, etc., from dust. in charge. tection of ffocxl u omen. It's their at 9 o'clock Friday morning. ber 17. At the time the vessel was reward. In thinking of the third act, it seems interned on April 7, the office! H of the The synod will be held at Dalton that It 'cannot but be a tn-bl^au of some- scene of the wreck, and he will proba- • next year beginning on the Tuesday bly be saved. cruiser gave their parole to the Unit- John ). Wood side Storage Co. Inc. ABKHCTU-iMUIK-TlK. fn..n,]s of ~Mr. thing which Foe forgot to wntr land Mis. J ]{. Ab. ]. rumbi. . .Mi andJIls SEATS NOW SELLING after the second Sunday in. Novem- And a word about the vampiro of the The Killena, in to-w of the tug Inca, J ber. An invitation was also extended sailed from here early this morning. . .1. S Hanson, of J iniiKl u>\ lllr. r R. O Flinn, of At- both physically and histrionically, so southeast gale prevailed, the, anchor Renting Investments Spul trLTiburs', ^ <•. and Mis M Jj. XPS- was dragged, the chain catching into '!>itt .ind famil\ ,ue inviU'd to attend j lanta. This report indicated that the 1 to speak. She not only says and acts t'hp funeral ol Mr .1 Ji. Abercrumble j Presbyterian church has made great I those things in the play which would a buoy, carrying It away, and the bark r t strides in Georgia during the past I indicate to the audience that she repro- soon landed on the dangerous north We have on hand right now a good fourth ward rent- thla (Frldaj > aftei noon ru 2 30 from tho twelve months. I>r. M, iMcO*. Shields, sents a woman whose blind aim in breakers. residence. No 68 Bomm- Biae avenue .superintendent and evangelist of the | life is but to find a man and crush The Killena was loaded by the Colum- ing property, located on an improved street. Interment at West View Pallbearers synod, made an address, showing: by and crush and crush him, pitilessly and bia Naval Stores company. The cargo will be selected f: om the Junior Order is insured. and meet nt the office of JIarry O. WINSOR McCAY charts that under the new plan of syno- ! without remorse, but which is more, she Also, a renting investment in the railroad district; tPoolo at 1 .4.1 The 13-nrI and 8 Olrla dical work the growth of the Prea- is "interesting." hyterian cfiurc-h in Georgia, during the Marcellam Shields, in addition to that • Havoc Wrought In WaycfoNS. pays a good income -now, and in a dangerous location. Wlllurd and Bond past year and a half has equalled that J interest which a cfhild upon the stage VTay cross. Ga., November 18. — (Spe- OTHEHS of the preceding six vears. Also a a always arouses in an audience, is most cial.) — One of the most severe storms Liable to be run over by railroad. compaTed with the other synods of 1 capabt«. experienced in years swept this section the southern church, Georgia synod two j Kdwin Redding:, at times, rises above today, being at its worst between 2 Also, a good 5-room residence for colored man on BERCKMANS years ago stood at the bottom of the t the mediocrity which chaiactei IZPS the tuid :'. o'clock in the afternoon. list of fourteen in percentage of growth, i rest of the company. Damage in the olty consisted of Glenwood Ave., near Martin St. Ti-eoss and £>lti~uba but now Georgi™ a synod' stand" - s in fourth \ "A Full There 'Was" playa at the blown down fences, partial destruction Shado tree-*, overgrrc^n shruba and place. Atlanta tonight and .Saturday night, ui several small structures, and a few roK«n a.d«j *Tr«itly to the beauty and O RAN D S i JOo Kimd for Home Ml*«lon«. ' «. ith a matinee Saturday. money viiJut- of e\*ry home. TODAY ONLY poles broken off even wiith the ground FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR lou don t have t.. Hpt-nti much money The ai'ioi'nt that the general as- ! NED IVTINTOSH m all parts of the city and nearly three JESSE L. LASKY or tJme to B*-t results if >ou «elect the Pre«nts ica'i Most Distinguished and Beau- sfmbly asks from the -churches for the \ hundred telephones put out ol com- right varlullPH. \ mi m-iko no mlntaka tiful Star cause of home missions this year is I "Outcast." mission. IT you choose from our r.italoff In It $o33,000, an average of $1 per member, will be fuurui variation that a.re adapted ODRIOI-I and the receipts for this cause until (At tbe Atlanta.) The electric light company (hud num- in • Thrllllna Drama Seats are now selling at the Atlanta for erous wires down and the city Is dn to a vary vecilon frcm the Atlantic to 3 September 30 were only 553,74!). the engagement of the most intense dra- darkness tonight as a result of the -de- eauLifully A. r-fri s-tr-o ngr* ^A/ ifo Thursday morning the devotional ex- VyEYMAN & CONNORS «.?. '""straied catalog for th» A prdductlon with tbe finesse of the greatest play. orcises were conducted by Dr. TX H I matic offering of the year, "Outcast." which ( is:on to keep street lights off until! May, tricked into a falsa marrt*ge by a pro- , Ogden, of Atlanta. Or. R. C. Reed, of j will be fflven Monday for three nights ill wires are picked up. fessional gambler, elope? with him. Drives her 1 Columbia, S. C., presented a paper on and a Wednesday matinee. This play Communication with the outside •irthood lover, David, brokei-hcartod. to seek hi* i vacancies and supplies. This paper t IK gripping and very humanly worth while. world was almost entirely cut off early P. CO., Inc. fortune In the wilds of the Canadian West. She It deal* with a phase of life which poa- Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate realizes tier lava for her girlhood lover and he In I called forth vigorous discussion. IPromi- , ses&es an allurement and deals with It in a in the afternoon, but repair gangs have AriKrusta, Go. I>ept. J. turn forgives her I nent in the debate Tvere Dr. R, O. Flinn, moat wonderful and masterly manner. The restored service so that two \\iires are Established 1890. 1C yo\_ •wish to beautify your irrounda, CAST OF CHARACTERS. of Atlanta; Dr. W. Moore Scott, of Sa- •nla.v is one of the most beautifully written working tonight. Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. consult our Landirapo Department. Harvey Arnold Jante* Cruze vannah; ReviV. WW. A-, iMurry,. orf urirrinGriffin; ^ver stage,ged and in the south haas made a At Walter-town, six miles north, part David Armstrong . . Thomas MelQhan 1 r>r. J. G. Piatton , of- ~Decatur . and' ~Rev. tremendous lilt A London company, with of the covered bridge over the Satllla May ... . Edna Goodrich 1 J. R. AlcMullen. of Barnes vllle. The Jeanne Eagela at its head, will be seen riv-er was unroofed. And Others. recommendations of the paper present- _____ and reports from every city Outhouses on a number of farms TOMORROW ONLY ] ed by Mr. Reed were adopted. These south are raving: about the beauty and Gerald!n^ Farrar In compelling genius of this young woman. were wrecked but it will ibe tomorrow -CARMEN" i were. First, That the synod create a before accurate details of the damage A Wonderful and Amazinf Performance. I bureau of ministerial supply after the Every member of the cost Is exceptional t order of that of the synod of Vir- and the play is sure to attract a world of in the country can be obtained. "Five Seconds From Five Point*" i ginia. namely—the 'bureau to consist of Lack of communication with points .the superintendent or chairman of home south makes it impossible to confirm missions in each Pres-bytery, together » report that two negroes were killed AL Keith Vaudeville. Treatment REMOVES CAUSE of tT»ln« with a secretary who shall be a mem- by falling trees at n turpentine camp ber of t'he bureau ex-officio. Second. (»t the For»yth.) fifteen miles from here. ii At Reasonable Prices That this bureau be directed to corre- As ai "first aid to the blues." The Strand ipond with the bureau in the synod d Bond offer a ecream of " Heavy Rain In Macon. Macon, Ga.. November IS. — "With a It is not only that we have built up a plant rendering DRINK S DRUGS The World Famous Comedian barometer of 29.67, which had been the highest possible service in lithographing and printing, In a few days. Call or addrosa NEJAIj stationary for two hours, Macon was INSTITUTE i work of foreign missions. dians compose the company offering "The A prominent figure among; the dele- Earl and the Qlrls," a snappy muMc-sil the northeast, but that ItB movements prices that we most pride ourselves upon. sates to the synod Is that of Rev. R. O. comedy that holds headline position. Among were slow. A heavy rainfall, with no 60 Real InslltuUs in Principal Cltli> i Flinn, of Atlanta, chairman of the home other artists of the week are Winsor Mo- high wind, was recorded here. Whether your order be a small or large one, these ] mission and evangelistic committee. He Cay, the cartoonist, in a nove-1 offering, AH wires to p-oints on the Georgia. facilities are at your service, without additional charge. j is probably better known than any man Marie Annls and half a dozen mor«'. coast, however, were cut off and. ac- -i - i in the synod and hla opinion is called cording to meager reports reaching Call Main 2600 and ask us about it. VAUDETTE aSKdS .for on practically every important ques- «OW Heidelberg." the telegraph and telephone compa- ) tion. nies here, great damage has been "Old Heidelberg" (At tbe Vandette.) done by wind at points more than fifty j Presented especially for the manv Ger- miles east of this city. I>. W. GRIFFITH PRODUCTION mans visiting Atlanta durlnp the Harvest Millen was the farthest point east on Featuring Dorothy Gtsh and Wallace Raid. RAW PEANUTS CAUSED Festival, but thrilling and pleasing enough i Foote to satisty the most fastidious "movie fan" the Central of Georgia that could be Davies Co. "FICKLE FATTY'S FALL" MAN'S SUDDEN DEATH of any nationality, "Old Heidelberg," the reached tonight at 6 o'clock. A high 2 ACTS Triangle play produced by D. "W. Griffith. wind was reported at that point. ** Printers Lithographers - Binders MACK SENNETT PRODUCTION \\ Ith, Dorothy Glsh and Wallace Reid as FetttiirinB Roscoe Arbuckle Wayoross. Ga., Novembe'f 18.—aj?mar, Baymond Hatton and others ^The SOS Koarth >«tlon«l Bulk BalUlnc. Coats for Wintry Weather story, scenes of which are laid in the Can- many years," caused storm warnings adian Rockies and fashionable New York. to be ordered up towlgrnt along the At- is that of a. country girl who is tricked lantic seaboard from Jackson ville to into a lalae marriage with a professional Eastport and at Great Lakes ports. Charge One at DA Y'S gambler and later returns to her first love.

Today and Tomorrow we offer some "Carmen." equally as comical on the screen. The man- To trouble to find just the coat you want turn exhibition Is for the especial benefit to b« the bisgest show Atlanta has ever had of these. Exhibitions of the picture will Tor the money—the Ailla-Myers Musical at the price you want to pay. You have begin at 11 a. m. ttnd every hour and a Comedy company of fifteen people, includ- Magmlla Stove & Range C*. never seen coats like them at the price. half thereafter until 11 p: m. The opening ing the Inimitable comedians. Alia and We Manufacture a Paint 2*1-292 E4«enoo4 A« t. ITT of the gallery places about 2,800 seats at Myers, the famous DrisdaJI sisters, and a the command of Miss Farrar's admirers. beauty chorus of ten pretty misses In the l^mrmfmt c-xelvulTe Store • ~ The picture wtll be exhibited at the reira- chorus, with tiiree late motion pictures from store !• tte wrath. lar scale of Grand admission prices 5 and the Musical service, changed daily, all for From $7.50 Up to $35 10 cents. price ot 10 cents any seat. Contlnu- For Every Purpose performances will be given from 1; 30 Cloth or plush, fur-trimmed, if you prefer. 9 6:30 and 7 to 11, with tvro shows in "Mary's Lamb. ' afternoon and two shows at night, A Dealers in .iplete acenlcal electrical and mechanical LUMBER COME TODAY AND OPEN AN ACCOUNT. (At tb« Strand.) production of each musical comedy will be One of tbe best known and most popu- in evidence, with a first-class orchestra to Get our wbole*«l« prlc«0 on tare* lot* lar comedians on the American stage Rich- «nd or lou for d«ll»erle. anrwbor* 1m play the tuneful melodies and delightful th« .t»t«. of N. C.. 8. C, GfOttl*, T»»lC ard Carle, will be presented at the Strand dances. Manager Kelley wtlt cater especial- theater today In moving- pictures, the ve- L*rce*t jobbvra of Portland CattMM. ly to ladles and children. The musical Window Glass Ume. PlaMer In Halted States ~~™~ W. A. DA Y CO. hicle beins "Mary's lUarab." founded upon offering next week will be -"The Garden or the play used by him with great success upon CABOUMA PORTLAND CKMXNT (JO. 14 WEST MITCHELL. Girls," a satire upon the Brocken Scene Atlanta. Ga. ^^ the speaking stage- Tbooaands who have from "Faust." Two shows wHl be dv«n t bixn. la tb* past will Had him Phone Main 1115 Atlanta 329 Offleoa aaa warohouM* Cnarl«w«»m. in the afternoon and two at night. Blrmlnfluuii, Kaw "-•—rp