Dally «.« Snmin. «*r*le» 4cU-rerr. Vol. XLVL—No. 91. ATLANTA, GA. MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1913. —TEN PAGES. Etade <*>»!*• «» t»e •*«««» ••* «

Grand Army Men From Boston Recall Days of Sixties During Visit to Atlanta LOI///VG THE GIRL SO MUCH, Cfl THOL/C PRIEST KILLS HER AND DISMEMBERS CORPSE j

\ New York River Victim Iden- tified as Pretty Anna Au- muller and Father Hans Schmidt Confesses He Mur- dered, Cut Body to Pieces and Threw Into River.

HER BODY SO PRECIOUS The Rev. Lincoln McConnell PRIEST COULDN'T BEAJ^ Opens Pastorate at Baptist THOUGHT OF LOSING IT Tabernacle-by an Arraign- ment of Beavers' Critics. So He Decided to Kill Her, Priest Admits He Married "MAYOR MUST BE FOOL, Himself to the Girl and OR AN INCOMPETENT' That She Was About to Be- come a Mother—He Tells Police How He Killed Her Sincere Has Once Been Po- and Then Used Butcher- liceman, He Is in Better Photo bv Francis E Price Staff Photographer Knife and Saw to Dis- Position to Defend Chief, En route to Chattanooga convention big party from Boston stopped off in Atlanta to pay visit to old battlefie Idb and to meet their opponents during war days. member Body — Police Says New Pastor. IN DIVORCE COURT Say Priest Killed Girl Be- Ending- with a scathing arraignment cause She Was About to PASTOR AND FLOCK AGED HUSBAND BEGS HOW COST OF of "Mayor Woodward and the others! AMERICANS HELD VMS OF BLUE who have recently indulged In severe! Become a Mother. FOR RECONCILIATION criticism of Chief Beavers and the po- ! lice department," and defending the SPEND DAY IN JAIL Xew York, September 14—With the- Athens, Ga., September 14 —(Spe- chief and his department for their BY IW REBELS COME TO ATLANTA stand in the "spooning" cases, Dr. Lin- arrest earl\ today of the Rev. Hans cial )— 'Miss Mary," he pleaded, as C hattooga Citizens Jailed for he followed her to the street, "please Three Per Cent Higher Than coln McConnell delivered his Initial Schmidt, assistant reclor of -St. Concealing1 Ugly Charges let's be friends again Don't you re- sermon Sunday nlgh^ at the Baptist Joseph s Roman Catholic church, 'One Hundred, Including Sev- 7 Year Ago and 15 Per Cent member the old times Please go on Tabernacle, on "Sowing the Wind and chargred with the fnurder of Anna May Renew, Bond Request. ON PEACESRRAND Reaping the Whirlwind " eral Women and Children, home with me. I'll have a good sup- Higher Than 2 Years Ago. Aumuller, a domestic, the mystery 'I was utterly astounded," said Dr. per hot and tempting, and we can have surrounding the finding of parts of Said to Be Prisoners—The Rome Ga September 14—(Special) the best time' Won't you. Miss Mary? McConnell, "when I bought an Atlan- Washington Sep%.emOer 14 —The Members of G. A.^R. From the dismembered body of a girl in th*5 All seven of the prominent Chattoogi Please go home with me—I have ta paper on the train as I came into cost of/ living on June 15 was approxi- Mexic Congress Convenes. countv people thrown into jail Satur- planned it all out." Boston Given Cordial the city and read an interview com- Hudson rtver was solved. Schmidt, ac- The speaker was a man of fifty-five mately 60 per cent higher than the ing from the mayor m which the ex- cording to the police reports, confess- day by Judge Moses "Wright for con- average between 1890 and 1900 more Mexico Cit>. September *. —One years The woman he pleaded with Greeting by Their Oppon- ecutive declared himself as being ed, and at the time of his arrest at- tempt of court, and under Indictment than three per cent higher than it wa^ hundred Americans, including a num- was fifty-one They had been married against the policy of the police de- tempted to commit suicide by cutting for compounding a felony m their al a yeai ago and nearly 15 per cent ber of women and children, refugees leged concealing of evidence and wit- and lived together for twenty-fH e ents in Days of Sixties. partment In the matter of arresting j his throat with a safety razor blade years and had children larger than higher than it was two \ ears ago offenders such as the couple who wore j "* killed her because I loved her* so from Tori eon are i eported to have nesses in the charges of rape and Investigations of i etall prices in 40 fallen into the hands of rebels while either of them is now arrested some days ago on the capitol much." Schmidt is alleged to liave seduction, spent Sunday in jail at cities ^conducted by experts of the bu- OLD CAMP FIRE SONGS 1 But same months ago there arose grounds charged with "spooning " told his captors; but the police proceeding: o\ erland to Saltilio. The Summervllle. reau of labor show prices practically differences. There was ti ouble i n tho ARE SUNG AT GATHERING Must Be a Pool. version of the motive for the crime Is authorities at ria.ltillo decline to take William Bagley is also held under at the same lev«l as last November the responsibility of s* ndingr ?t for *e Indictment for the rape of his own family It was said the growing chil- "A jnan in the position occupied by that the voung woman was about 1-0- •when the high records of the last become a to then rescue, feai ing, thej say, that daughter, and William Hayes Is In- dren did not respect their father The quarter century were reached Mr. Woodward, that of chief executive' mother. He had married mother declared that she was afraid At Close of Reception to Vis- the rebeU misnt commit atrocities on dicted for the seduction of Washing- "Fourteen articles of food were In- of a large city Atlanta, who her through a ceremony of his own to live with her husband. She began the refugees which otherwise might ton Reynolds' daughter. These cases vestigated, and compared with the would make the 'Statements accredited. performing, without witnesses. suit for divorce and a petition for average prices between 1890 and 1900. itors by Mitchel Post, Blue be avoided are expected to come up in the regu- to hint- in this newspaper- arttcl*; mjjjyl ..IJB** Mutohtr Knife and MW. - temporary alimony The Judge heard Every one except sugar showed" a" The report comes from an official lar order of court, bvtjt ,5s probable bfe a fool. Either he is very foolish Sccbrdlng to the police and the dis- j the case Saturday between these eJder- marked advance, bacon, whlcih led in aaeb^&ay Unite in Singing SS-ouT-ce at faaltillo, but has not been the soaring, went up 128 5 per cent or he is entirely incompetent and too trict attorney's office, Schmidt's con- that Judge Wright will be asked to ly Jackson county people He reserved confirmed. The American embassy has i allow a hearing today by the defense Some Remarkable Advances. "America." Ignorant to properly" take care of the fession was full and absolute. In :t ihis opinion till next week Other articles which showed remark- office. he Is quoted as saying that he killed - been ad\ Ised, and ha.s called on the through which thev hope to be freed In the courtroom the husband, A S. able adv ances were "The couple arrested were gU en a his companion with a butcher knife, Mexican foreign of flee to investigate on bond Puckett, oflered ms wife a bright new Pork chops 111 per cent; round One hundred Grand Army veterans fair trial in the recorder's court and and cut up the body with the knife the matter, and do whatever is possi- Besides Hayes and Bagley men- twenty-dollar bill She at first re- steak 102 a, smoked ham 84; hen<* from Boston, with their wives, spent were fined for the offense. ble to relieve th« Americans should tioned abov e, those In jail are IJieY. fused it, but at the ad\ Ice of the 76 8, sirloin steak 75.2; rib roasts Sunday in Atlanta, evidencing that My and a saw The deed was committed, the report pro\c true. W Mulkey Hill, age GO, a preacher In judge she accepted it Then when the 75; lard 665, corn meal 573. potatoes the divisional lines caused by the friends, no person in the world could the police say, while the woman slept, Senor Gam boa. the foreign minister, the Methodist rhurch; W H Dempsey, court had adjourned the husband could 444% butter ^41 3. eggs 408, , milk convinfc* me that thev were not guilty 384; and flour 286 During the same days of '61 have been forever wiped shortly after midnight on Seotember jhas had no ad\ Ices further than th-i Washing-ton Revnolds, his son, Benja- not bear to allow an oppoi tunity go from the slate of time. They left of something more than innocent os- 2, In an apartment in Bradhurst ax - i by which might result in reconcilia- period sugar showed a decline of S culation e communication from the em bass j He min Re> nolds, and Mrs Kthei Bagley per cent at midnight for the annual G. A. R, nue, where the priest had placed her tion He fotgrat his hat and his grip "Mr Woodward and others have in- expressed regret, but added that It Haves daughtei of William Bagley, and followed her out the hall, aeizlr.^ During the last year prices of eleven encampment at Chattanooga. five days before, - •was no more than might be expected who mai ried William Ha>es, and Is her hand, and then into the \ erv street, of fifteen articles investigated went up "When their train arrived at the dulpred in quite a little severe criti- When her heart had ceased beat- .Bacon advanced 16 2 per cent; as tht resulT of the ' neutrality pol- said to have fled to Alabama with him begging her bv her pet name "Miss union station Sunday morning: at cism of Chief Beavers and his* depart • ing, acording to the alleged confes- smoked ham 14 1 pork chops 13 4; ment for their acti\ icj" of the United States, which had follojvmg the sedm tion charge Mar>, the name he had used wlien o'clock, confederate veterans and city itles against this sion, Schmidt carried the body fro, told hfa. The other four declined as follows' and extending the hospitality of At- cases. Take it home to yourself, gory task of cutting It up. With the Potatoes 3P9. sugai 15 2, wheat Kate of Refugees in Doubt- his attoi ne\. \V M Henr>, after the lanta and see if you would want your sister keen knife and the saw he cut off flour 7 7, and corn meal 3 9 1 General Trucv Aubert, a federal hearing that it was tho first time that The morning T\ as spent in touring or daugli ter to be caught In a com- the heafl, arms and legs. Still fearfa! he had e"v e-r be< n in a touithoube, an'l Atlanta Prices Inveatiicatrd. promising position with a man In a commander «ith 1,000 men, which la Prices were investigated in Atlanta Atlanta in atitos, visiting the sites of of detection, he then cut the body in that he believ ed \v hen he made ar- the battlefields abdut Atlanta, the public place Oj worse still, think of proceeding from tn« "north to the re- Baltimoi e, "Birmingham. Boston, Buf- the consequenc-s which migrht arise if two. - rangements to &ettl« the rape and se- CATCH CORDELE AGENT falo, Charleston^ S C . Chicago, Cin- lief of Torreon, passed SalUllo yes- duction t ases out of < on it that ht. Confederate Soldiers* home and other the officer \\ ho saw such actions iMade Five Trips With Parts. cinnati Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, De- points of interest 1 terdaj lie i& tra\ fling ovei approx- was in 1 ping tho peace of the t um troit Fall Ri\ er, Ma^s Indianapolis taking place didn't do his duty Far Five bundles, wrapped in bed imately the same routt* as the A.mer- munin \H of the parties weie m^m Jacksonville, FMa , Kansas CItj, Mo ; Reception Tendered Them. better that the girl should get a lit- clothes and papers, were made of the Rans, and it is i ega.rded as possible tle unpleasant publicity than that the bers of hH flock md he stated that Little Rock, Ark . Los Angeles. Louis- In the afternoon a reception was six parts Five times Schmidt left the that the, rcbcK u til disappear before he wished to end tho affa.li ville, Manchester, K H , Memphis, law should be violated by the men hl& advance- HP H, howev er, making Tt is r harg^d that In the deal en- tendered them at the Mitchel Post, who daily tempt girls to go to such apartment house with a bundle to Ter>n . Milwaukee Minneapolis New- G A. R, 210-12 Gould building. cross the Hudson river to the Jersey alow progress. Mrantinit* the fate of gineered- bj the pastor \\ dbliingtti.i Frank Firbush, Said to Ha\e ark, N T New Haven Conn , New places, and if left unmolested, ruin the refugees remains tn doubt Re> nolds was to receive $150 Cor Orleans New York Omaha. Philadel- Colonel W M Scott, past vice-com- their lives forever. shore The Americans am headed bj Dep- dropping the seduction charge against Taken Over $5,000 From Ex- phia Plttsburg- Portland. Ore , Provl- mander-in-chief, being: assisted in Were More Conservative. Five times he leaned o\er the stern uty Consul deneral J C Vilen, of Ha>es and that Mrs Hayes was n >t press Company, Nabbed. deme R T Richmond, va : St Louis. entei talning the \isitors by prominent "I notice one great changre more of the fen yboat In midstream and Moiitcrcj, w ho went to Tot reon to than others In Atlanta since I was to testify against hei father on the st Paul. Minn , Salt Lake Cit\, SR.-I Atlanta Confederate Veterans, G. A. gently gave th river his burden. not'f\ American rphldents t lit re of rape charge last here The newspapers in my e Francisco Scranton. Pa ; Seattle and It men am£ citizens of Atlanta. Then he returned to his church. Pi esidcnt Wilson s exit warning They ( ordele tfa Septembei 11 — (Spr- "SVash,ington, D C old time here were conservative in The horn's were given over to reim the extreme, and printed only straight, The stains of the girl's blood still left Ton eon on heptembfr I tra\ 11- dal >—After pui stuns FranL Firbush, discolored the bath tub when detec- inq- b> th< mo^t available- con\ ^\an<_et, 2 KILLED AND 2 HURT alias S J Smith the absconded agent ruscences of the Great Struggle. Gath- leg-inmate news. Conditions as I find them now are Quite the reverse tives seached the apartment today. across thf plains In the direction of of the Southern ]• xpress (omp.in v at GERMAN SOCIALISTS ered together, they discusbcd manly The Schmidt told the police he had taken Salt 111o. therf having: bff-n nu rail-oad IN A WILD AUTO RIDE Warw K k since the night of .Jul> 17 of the incidents of tfte war, spoke of newspapers of Atlanta are apparently MEET Iff CONVENTION mak ing1 a diligent search to find the tho mattress on which she lay when communication for man\ wet ks Thfv detectives for the company ha\ o lo- then hai dships m a light vein and dealt the death blow under cover of w ere passed on the wa\ by J R. Port \\ a\ ne Ind Septmibei 14 — cated and arrested him neat Superior, most sensational items and then plaj 1 Jona, Gfi man".. September 1 4 —The passed an afternoon in which good darkness to a vacant lot nearby and Everett, of Palestine, Tex a - near Bes*=le Ge.iry -4 of Montp^lier Tnt) Wis and will return with him Im- them uo as strongly as possible r Louis Wilhelm dents which happened On "little round reign of lawlessness In the city If the also oC Montpeher, and lack Llnde- the priest and the murdered woman. making slow headway owing to th*> a book, agf»nt named Sturkf \, trot Beck of Gotha, members of the cham- top ' on the field of Gettysburg, Miss practice is not stopped at once £ bad roadb and poor equipment mann of this nti, the othei not t away with all of tho monev of the hd\e been through many law and or» Both Prlettt and Bridegroom. pants of tli^ < ar are unconscious ,\ bei of deputies, wei P elected chair- Lou Wadsworth, of the Massachusetts v Atnclc Conjcresa Convenes Today. company on hand amounting to sev- der campaigns in the lagt few years, According to Schmidt's confession ha a local hospital men Delegates frj»m Rnglana, -Aus- women's relief corps, read a. poem on in different parts of the country, and went through a marriage ceremony W Ith Knv o\ Lind still awaiting; in- eral hundred dollars, and express Fri. hack worked foi Larr^ Lo\en monev orders that, if cashed, woul'l tria Holland, Belgium Switzerland and the united nation, and other women I have never been it fail. / "Whenever with the girl In this ceremony structions at Vera Cruz, the Mexican stein who told the police he had not Portugal addressed the convention of the corps paid their compliments and wherever there is dissension be- Schmidt was both priest and bride- authorities appear to regard tlv gi\ en his rhauffeui permibMon to use have been worth $5,000 Several of the orders for $50 each, Jam PS Kelr Hardie, Socialist and in- to the occasion, and their pleasure tween the officials and the police de- groom; there were no- witnesses. diplomatic exchanges as a closed in- the machine a.t being given such a royal welcome partment, the 'criminal classes and A gayly colored pillow of unusual cident. Interest in the possible re- The automobile skidded on a turn H is said, were cashed bv PI i bush and dependent labor membei of the house Rturkey at Rhine Unadllla -ind other m the southland those with a criminal tendency im- pattern led to Schmidt s apprehension. sumption of the negotiations is o\ er- in the outskirts of the* ritj an 1 of common, "in behalf of the Englian This pillow, stained with blood and nolnts tindeT the assumed name <»f But near the clobe of the afternoon mediately lose what little respect shadowed by the approaching open plunged down a ten-foot embankment Social Democracy and two millions of they may have had for the law and go soiled with the filth of the river, -wa« ing of congress and the deli^ ery of Smith Firbush served a^ assistant tears were brought to the eyes' of all agent for the express company a I trade unionists," said the English to it with both hands wrapped around a portion of the tof* Provisional President Huerta's mes- when several -veterans of both sides "Warwick for several months He had laboring classes were ti ying to create Jodicr WI»*t IB Better. so. The detectives traced the pillow sage Congress will convene tomor- a united Socialist party to fight mill sangr their old campfire songs, to to its manufacture! , the manufac- only been agent for a few days when "You will say, 'You are biased in row. he absconded tarism by all the means at Its com- famous church tunes. And at the turer traced It to the dealer; the deal- Much importance is attached to the Don't Be Driftwood mand IE the statesmen did not secure close the men In union blue and con- your point of view because you have er traced it to Schmidt And the po- message, which is expected to rcvie-v peace for Eui ope, he declared, then federate gray linked arms and with been a policeman in Atlanta' Ex- lice. tracing Schmidt and the girl, recent developments In the relations Some men are DRIFT- PLOT TO ROB TRAIN tbe In ter national Social Democracy gray heads • lifted high, sang verse actly so It Is because I have bee fl-knew all about both of them hours between Mexico and the United States, WOOD. would do so after verse of "America" until the an officer in this city that I can judge, before they arrested him. Schmidt and to reveal more intimatelj the at- FOILED BY OFFICERS There probablj will be a discussion building fairly rang with "My coun- possibly better than the majority of was arrested by Inspector Pauret In titude of the administration in face They merely FLOAT. tomorrow on the question of a general try, 'tis of thee." 5-ou here, Just what is wrong and charge of the detective bureau. The what is right for an officer to do. of vwhat Mexicans regard as the co- They never work AT their Jackson, Tenn.. September 14 An strike, a number of petitions for which Day Has Been HfeQpy One. priest was dressed in full clerical ercive measures of the United States have been received. "The winds of dissension and crime jobs—they only jtvork to attempt to hold up a northbound Mo- "This day has been" one'of the hap- garb when the detectives entered his That there will be two well-organ- bile and Ohio railroad train near this In Atlanta are being rapidly sown. Un- rooms In the parish house of his ized wings on the floor of the cham- keep ON the PAYROLL. piest I ever spent," onje of the men less an immediate stop is put to the city failed, through information given in blue remarked as the train left church in West 125th street. The In- ber of deputies, whose chie^ object the officers by a farmer. AS a result SULZER TO BE TRIED vilifying of the police this city will spector produced a photograph of Miss will be "to oppose the influence of the Young man, DON'T at midnight for Chattanooga. And most surely reap one great whirlwind of his stors-, a young man with letters the others chimed in with their praises Catholic party, is common report. DRIFT. in his possession addressed to George ON ORIGINAL CHARGES of vice and crime." / It also is rumored that the repre- of Atlanta, southern hospitality, and The stream of BUSI- Sherwood was placed un/lpr arrest^ a tribute to the men who wore the sentatives o£ the Catholic party, and a visit to the scene of the intend- New York, September 14 —Governor Sulzer will be tried by the court of Im- gray. Weather Prophecy- which failed to nominate a presidential NESS flows STRONG. ed hold-up disclosed three quarts of 1 T&AIL OF BIG ROBBERY candidate, will throw their support to peachment on the charges as they Mitchel Post, G. A. R., together Success lies UPSTREAM. intioglycerin and a quantity of fuse. with a number of confederate veter- LOCAL SHOWERS. General Huerta In an endeavor to \rcordlng to the farmer, he was ap- stancF and will not face additional LEADS TO RICffMOND combat bjts elimination as a political You're carried BACK at charges, it was annpu,nced late today ans, will leave this morning on proached several days ago at his home after a prolonged conference of counsel^ special car to attend the Chattanooga Richmond, Va_, September, it—Of- factor. every stroke you MISS. by two men who outlined a plan to Georgia—-Local ralna . Monday **4 Colonel David de la Fuente, provis- for the assembly committee having the reunion. ficials of the Southern Exprcsa com- have a confederate on the train stop Impeachment proceedings in charge. During the course of the week sev- pany and detectives who are investi- ional minister/>f communications, pre- Fight on. Fight UP. it at a designated spot, blow the Virginia—Unsettled Monday; local «• sented his resignation to the president The committee of Impeachment man- eral thousa d of the veterans are ex- gating the theft of ¥71,000 tn currencv You'll WIN. safe in the express car and loot the , agers will reconvene tomorrow and pected to come down to Atlanta from while In transit from New York to rains at night or Tuesday. today. It is understood it will be ac- mall car. The farmer was asked to South Carolina, and North Carolina.— cepted- A Constitution WANT j hold dally public sessions until Wed- Chattanooga and spend the day here. Savannah, came here today and spent be a member of the party. He ac- nesday, the day preceding the begin- Fred Houser. of the convention bureau, .many hours In secret conference. Local rains Monday and Tuesday. AD will give you the first quiesced but Informed the authori- ning: of the Sulzer trial. will make a special trip to Chatta- Florida— Local rains Monday and* ties When the train left Jackson it They left tonight for Kocky Mount, HEADED FOR MEXICO CHANCE. Aaron J. Lev>, majority leader of nooga today or tomorrow, to eytend a N. C. through which city the Atlantic probably Tucsaay. 1.45 o'clock last night It carried a the assembly, today declined to makade him," Mr. Levy said. the old'days. ' ins the possibility of arr«eta. unsettles.v •

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Aumuller and asked Schmidt If he slip in which part* ot the body w«re knew, the girl. wrapped in this same locality the tar paper found with parts of thft torso He Tried to Cot HIM Throat. was purchased it was learned THAW IS DENIED IWIM PREDICTED NEW CREMATORY Wtl WEST] UNION The priest after a moment of hesi Sachs' record revealed that the only " tation, inquired whether hie visitors pillowslip of the description, not pre- •were police officers. His actions viously traced had been sent to a pur- " OPERATE AGMDAY indicated that he was expecting arrest. chaser at the Bradhurst avenue ad- BY GOVERNOR SULZER He then as^ed permission to change dress On Saturday the detectives TEL his clothes and it was -when he left learned that the third floor rear Another Preliminary Test Will THKk M. VAIL. MtCSIDIMT the room Inspector Fauret declared apartment had been rented recently, He Says That He Will Have a that he attempted to cut his throat but the occupants had not been seen B? Made by the De^ructor with a safety razor blade Sheriff Feared to Set Prece- Fair Trial and That He for several days Company This "W eek Early today according to parish An inspection of the flat convinced Will Win loners of the church. Schmidt said to them that they had found the apart- dent His Wife Might Use the Rev Father Huntmann rector ment where the river victim s body of St. Joseph s church that he wonul on Him—Thaw Glad His The new crematory, whose motors was dissected On the floor were blood Albany X T September 14 — 'I am hear no more confessions and -when stains and articles of wearing apparel broke down on Saturday, putting the asked for his reason said I have Case Is in Federal Courts. going to be acquitted said Governor and baggage William Sulzer tonight at a confer- plant temporarily out of commission, something of importance to tell you Property ot Girl Found will be In operation again today, ac- \Vith his superior Schmidt then re- ence with ex Judge D Cady Herrick, tired to the study wh^re the latter In the flat were two trunks and a Colebrook, N H, September 14 — of his counsel, concerning the im- cording to P D Canham representa- told all that had transpired in the satchel the property of Miss Aumuller The protection of the United States peachment trial which will commence tive of the Destructor company and Bradhurst a\enue flat where accord- as well as letters that connected her courts had not actually come to Thursday before the state senate and superintendent of the local plant 1 Harry K, Thaw tonight. Though his the court of appeals sitting as a ing to his alleged confession he mur- with the rectory of the St Boniface Mr Canham said Sunday night dered the girl counsel obtained a writ of habeas court of impeachment. church Armed -with this information corpus yesterday from Federal Judge The governor commented on the at- The motors which are the same as Father Huntmann conferred with inls and a description from the superln oth^r assistants and it was agreed Aldrich at Concord the writ was not titude of some of the senators and those of a trolley car and liable to that the authorities should be notified tendent of the apartment house of the served on Sheriff Drew today* and declared that 'this is a trial not a a breakdown at any time have been The police howe\ er were even then man who had rented the flat the de the Thaw lawyers said tonight that political fight He said that ' jus- tice is all I want. His statement fol- repaired, and the plant w'll be In op- on Sthmdts trail and his arrest fol tectives interviewed, Father Braun, rec probably it would not be served until eration again before Monday morn- tomorrow afternoon On Tuesday lows lowed =hortly tor of St. Boniface s ' I am going1 to be acquitted I will ing Schmidt wa* taken to the Tombs From Father Braun the detectives morning Thaw will be taken before Judge Aldrich at Littleton, when ar- have A fair triaL I have said some Insofar as the city is officially con- According to the police he made a full learned that Miss Aumuller left his conttbsion after v, hich he was taken guments on the writ will be heard hard things about some of the senators cerned the plant has not been out of employ two weeks ago and that Thaw spent a Quiet Sunday, his and Chey have said some hard thing's before Coroner Feinberg" who com Father Schmidt while an assistant commission It will be burning the mittod him to the Tombs until the in fifth away from Matteawan He did about me but this is a trial not a recto:or there had shown unusual inter . ex- political fight They are both judges accumulated garbage before morning not even g-o out for a walk He quest Is held est m the girl Piecing their threads [ *and jurors and I believe most of them and will be abU» to take care df the The Conte»»*on or *ne Priest evidence togethe1 r the detecti\es p™'ised a aesire to attend the Meth The confession %hlc,n the police say of evidence tog odlst church, but the sheriff said that are large enough and honest enough garbage which will be brought to by delved into the life of .Father Schmidt to rise above any personal feeling the\ fcchmidt signed follows (the sheriff) had not been going the city s carts during the day ^3. met Anna \umuller two years and last night laid their facts before may entertain toward me because of Another preliminary test will be to church much, of late and feared if what I have said about them and do ago at the parish house of bt Boni Inspector £ aui ot __ went today it might establish a mac'e by the D»structoi company thi v With the three detectives and his me Justice, and that is all I want week Just when the official test for face church S ie was employed as a secretary Inspector Faurot went over precedent under which his wife would THE WESTERliUNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY servant there I was attracted by her compel him to attend regularly here the city will be held I cannot say beauty I became infatuated ^vith her the evidence and at an early hour but It will be as soon as we are satis- this morning they arrived at the rec- after I loved her He made this explanation with a AMERICANS HELD fied that the plant is in shape to be *I killed her because T loved her tory of St Joseph s church The arrest delivered over to the city ' of Schmidt followed a few moments smile and said later that his real BY MEXIC REBELS ao much She WAS 10 hta-uti f ul oO reason for not taking Thaw out waa good, I could not let her li\e without later JPatlier Schmidt a *'Wanderer" that Colebrook had been upset enough me already over the fugitive and he Continued From Page One. ' I bad made up my mind that she Vt hile not denying that the Rev thought It best not to parade him on and I could not live together r was Hans Schmidt 1 ad been ordained and the Sabbath Springs today asserted that the band a priest and must remain with mj had been permitted to officiate at ser\ As ft was the corridors of the church I could not let her j?o awa., ices in this cit> an authoritative state of filibusters captured at Slackers ment issued toda> after his arrest Monadnook house where JLUAW is Crossing yesterday by United Statue from us So I opened the door of the held were crowded throughout the flat from the head of the New York dio ca\ airy men. were members of the REDUCTION IN 8ASOLINE da> with country folks who had come I awakened her I told het I had cese characterized him as a wan Flores Magon Socialist party en route come to fulfill my threat Then I derer and not a priest of the diocese here in the hope of getting a good for Mexico to proclaim a new revolu drew the kni<*t, across hrr throat. and as not being so recogniz* d al look at Thaw But only those, who tion were -willing to paj for a meal ana Cut Body Into Six Piece* though he was assigned to assist the According to otatements volunteered 16 Cents Gallon rectors of its churches see Thaw d ning had their cunositj- by the prisoners who ai e in jail at I cut the body into six pieces 1 satisfied Carrizo Springs the band had been made trips to the Fort L.ee Ferry After his arrest and -while en route to the Tombs Schmidt -v, as questioned , Controversy of Factions. recruited under the leadership of ear-h time with a part of her precious Barney Cllne an American and For the second time In 3O days we force body in a bundle Wrf en the ferrj by the detecti\ es They asked him The statement of Moses H Gross what he had done •with the mattress man of the Thaw counsel that the been led to believe that an army had the price off Gasoline down. boat reached the middle of the stream alreo-dy been raised In Mexico to meet I would throw a piece into the water and he told them they said Inspector federal w rit way obtained as an Faurot stopped the machine at the emeigency measure to checkmate New the newcomers and the ammunition and when the boat reached the other which they were endeavoring to smug side of the ri\ er I would return and acant lot and the charred remnants York state should Governor Felk°r of the mattress were found Then gle across the border They planned g-o back to the flat honor the requisition warrant for to raise the banner of revolt on Sep 'After I had disposed of the body waa asfeed where he bought Thaw without a full hearing develop the knife and the saw with which the tenaber 16 the Mexican national holi JOHNSON-GEWINNER CO. T -wanted to destroy ull evidence of ed into an open controversy between bodj of Miss Aumuller was cut up He dav Specials Fo* the crime I took the mattress ->n fit tions todaj Jerome last night Instructions to turn the fourteen 83-85 NORTH FOItSYTH STREET which I hid slain her and can ted it ndluated a &hop as they passed it The characterized the move as a breach car tvas stopped and Schmidt pointed prlsoneis over to the Dimmit county to a vacant lot ind there I burned It of faith and today he procured a authorities weie received from "Wash Opposite Ansley Hotel 1 am guilt> that is ill I can say knife with a 10 inch blade in the numbei of athdav its from newspaper window as practically identical with ington today by Colonel Slble} This TODAY j must pa> the penalty There it, noth reporters setting forth what Gross means that they will be placed ing- else for me to do But I loved the one he used This shop is not far OF»E:IM AI-I-. IMIOHIT from the Tombs Further up the street man had said It -was understood that trial Cor the slayi-g- of Deput> Sheriff NO 10 PAIL COTTO- Irt Anna Aumuller Schmidt the police sa> pointed to two he obtained these for use in a posai Ortiz who was killed last Thursday L.ENE • * « She wanted me to marrj. her and ble mo\ e to sustain his contention during a battle between the ammuni butcher s saws in a shop window 1 I procured a marr age license She I bought one of ttiose he said that Grossman and his associates had tion smuggleis and a. sheriffs posse Best Lump Starch— trusted me laconically trifled with the federal courts and Regal Brand, Ib He Married Hlmnelt to Her were peihaps liable for contempt OVER 40 REBEL BANDS Girl Born in Hansrary That is absurd said Grossman NO 10 PAIL SIL- ONI I am a priest and ordiined to per Information regarding the early AT WORK IN MEXICO VER LEAF LARD KRYPTOK BIFOCALS form the marriage ceremon> so I shall go before Judge Aldrich my life of Anna Aumuller was given to self on Tuesday He understands when sue insisted upon a ceremony r San XiUis Potosl fMex Septembei 25c can Karo I fif\ night by her cousin Joseph Igler of thoroughly our motives and we are TORIC (CURVED) LENSES married m>self to her There was 10 14—-A list of rebel and bandit chiefs Syrup IVJV* Fast Seventieth street fche was 20 prepared to meet any allegation that in this and border States complied need of an\ other priest doing it It > ears old born in Oedenburg- Hun we did not act in good faith eithe>- Old Dutch Cleanser Nose Guards, all makea of merit. was just as absolute as if I had call from reliable sources shows a total 5 and lived there until she came with Mr Jerome or the court Any of forty three at the head of bands can Opera and Field Glaue* of high power. ed in another person v. ith authority to this country m 1911 Her fatlv Lorgnettes, Hold and (liver. to perform a marriage ceremom- Sha suggestion from Mr Jerome that I ranging from 30 to 600 men each New 1913 pack Toy Brand Oats, died when she was a child and she agreed not to get this writ must have Data gathered from ranch owners a toy in each pack Oculist's Prescriptions always correct. was my 'wife had been supported by an axint w ho been made under a misunderstanding refugees federal officers iallroad men Eyeglass Cases, gold and silver. After Confessing He W ent to Sleep. sent her to a Catholic seminary The It is ridiculous to assume that I as and residents of towns raided show an age, pkg . 7c Auto Goggles, best makes only. Schmidt after be ng assigned to a girl was bright and pretty and when a lawyer could make any agreement aggregate of 56 000 men In this section 3 5c cakes Lenox Mail Orders returned same day. cell In the Tombs went to sleep The she was graduated in her seventeenth that would jeopardize the position of under arms against the government Laundry Soap . lOc priest according to his story *vis born >ear arrangements were made for her my cl ent The largest group numbering: 600 WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL COMPANY. in \schaftenburg Germany in 1881 to receive a musical education For Habean Corpus Argrtiment and commanded by Raos Madero First arrival new crop 1913 He attended college and at the age some reason these arrangements were brother of the late president. Is near Fancy California Evaporated 85 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. of 18 enrolled in bt Augustine s sem The habeas corpus argument is set erradurla 100 miles to- the north- abandoned and it w as decided she for 11 o clock Tuesday morning at Peaches First Inary in Maine and on December SI should come to the "Lnlted States est Other hands of 400 or 500 each arrival, Ib 1904 was oj dalned He held several Littleton The Thaw lawyers will ask nder Ernesto Santoscey \lbert«> Igler s-iid the girls aunt was for a continuance thus leaving the charges In German> and then came lig-iously inclined and through friends orres and Jose Cabo are operating- 24 pound bag Rogers' to America beciuse oC poor health writ hanging over the heads of their the north east and south portions In the clergy arrangements were opponents and proceedings will be Fancy LaRosa Flour 77c After remaining in New \ ork city a made to fiave Anna cared for when f the State The remainder are wide SEND YOUR FILMS TO then transferred to Concord for the scattered over San Luis Potosl and Economy Self Rising short time he was assigned to a she arrived here During her Infre 1 church a,t Louisville Ky hearing before the governor he neighboring States of Neuvo Leon Flour, 24 Ib bag . 8lc quent calls at the home of Igler while F P Nute United States marshal In 1909 he went to Trenton N J she was at the St Boniface rectory amaulipas Cuerstaro and Zacatecaa Green Virginia E. H. CONE, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. and m December 1910 he became as for this district will serve notice of Two of the most dating rebel lead she referred to Father Hans Schmidt the writ on Sheriff Drew and from Cabbage, pound . . . Sic For Free Developing Largest laboratory in the South Only expert work sistant to Father Braun rector of St She said that he had been very kind *a pandlde Navarro and Pedro and quick service Mail order department—films, cameras and supplies. Bonifaces church where he met the the moment of that service lhaw will antes were killed recently but the New pack, large No 3 cans, to her She never ga\ e Igler the be in the joint custody of the United Write for Catalogue J Aumuller girl s Ightest hint that she had had any thers are striving fpr the notoriety Piedmont Hotel red ripe To- Tn Noxember 1912 Schmidt left St States g-overnment and the author! irhlch these had achieved More than matoes regular other Interest in Schmidt than an ties of Coos counts New Hampshire Boniface to he come assistant rector admiration for his qualities as a wenty two towns Wave been raided in The marshal has been directed to use last few months most of which 16c can of St Joseph s church the assignment priest he held at the time of his arrest to such force as is necessary to protect re In possession of rebels or are vlslt*- Delicious Piedmont Hotel Brand EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL aid Thaw from the violence and in- d by rebels at will day Sugar Corn new 1913 I (")/-> Little Known of Girl SLAYER OF THE GIRL dignity If such be attempted pack, 15c can IvrO This will be a new experience for REBELS ARE KILLED Little is known of the history of KNOWN IN LOUISVILLE he sla>er of Stanford White and he 1913 pack Sauer Kraut in No Anna 4.umuller before she took em Louisville Ky September 14 —The pleased at the prospect Having1 BY FORCES OF HUERTA 3 size I fi <•» ploy men t In the St Boniface parish. Rev Hans Schmidt who was arrested ederal interference in his case grati cans IV t» house *he week before Christmas, EH?aso Tex , September 14 —Three in New York today for the murder fies that peculiar love for show and lundred rebels of Pranolsco Villa s New pack Sleepy Eye Brand AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE 1910 according to a statement issued of Anna Aumuller was in Louisville mblicity he so often has shown Be tonight by Father Braun She left the ommand were killed on Friday in a Sweet Wrinkle from August 1909 until March 1910 ides there is comfort In the thought attle with the federal forces of parish house in the-, summer of 1911 He was not connected officially with that any infringement of the writ by Peas, can I5c The Session Will Open Wednesday, returning on Thanksgiving day 1922 Generals Marcelo Carvesco and Antonio any church here but was a visitor at anyone -whomsoever would mean seri RejaS at Bustillos Chihuahua, accord and left the second time August 30 5c PACKAGE ARM & the home of the Rev Henry B Wester ous consequences inasmuch as the ng to the official federal messages HAMMER SODA 3k> September 17, 10 O'CIock A. M. last At this time she said she was mann pastor of the Church of the writ ftarries with it an injunction ecelved today at Juarez .from General about to be married and go to Oh'o j Immaculate Conception where he was which says In effect "Hands off1 lercado of Chihuahua, Several rebels New Tomato catsup—Bull Head to live Father Braun said that he • received at the request of the late Mr Jerome auno-unced tonight that were made prisoners by the federals brand, lOc Qr» The Committee on Admission of Students will and his sister who is his housekeeper Bishop "William McCloskej of the he had been informed Governor I^elker .mong1 them was Colonel Porforlo bottle Ol* had become attached to the girl be- Diocese of Louisville lad fixed Wednesday afternoon for the Talamantes, Villas chief of staff One New Hawaiian Sliced Pmeap- meet at the college Monday and Tuesday, 9 to 12:30 cause she was very pleasant and a The Rev Schmidt had applied to extradition hearing at Concord hundred rebels who had been wounded faithful worker Bishop McCloskey for an appointment the recent San Andraa battle and pie, 10 slices to 111/* She Came FTom Germany but was refused on the ground that he who were being cared for at the the can, can ...... IVO o'clock, for classification of new students. All de- Ml I know about her he said could not speak English fluently and 'BIG TIM" SULLIVAN :ustillos ranch were captured by thb Bon Ami is that she came to this country from his visit in the home of the Rev ederals The buildings of the Bus cake . - siring to apply for admission to College urged to Germany about two and a half years \\estermann was intended to expedite MOURNED BY BOWERY tlllos ranch which belongs to Alberto 8c ago I understand she was an orphan his acquisition of English Madero an uncle of the late president Hand or Kitchen and I have a dim recollection that she According to the Rev Westermann New Tork September 14—The Bow f Mexico \vere set ahre and destroy Sapolio, cake 8c meet the Committee Monday or Tuesday. Dormi- may possibl> have come to us through his visitor kept his own counsel and ery is in mourning and its residents ed by the federals Pull quart bottle pure Apple an advertisement that I placed In i his own corirpany having little to do today formed In little groups to dis- General Jose Inez Salazar with 400 Cider Vinegar—Piedmont Hotel tories will not be open until Tuesday. newspaper for a girl While she had with others in the house or as far as cuss the passing of their leader Con- 'ederal troops left Juarez on a special Brand, regular |lr» no credentials I employed her he knew with outsiders He person- gressman Big Tim Sullivan and to train to Intercept Villa and the rem 15c bottle ••!/ Despite her statement to another ally cared for his own room lament the manner of it while on all nants of his force who are marching maid employed in the rectory that she He held the degree of doctor of sides ire heard expressions of regret .owards the border Villa is reported Better Bread, was leaving to be married Father philosophy from the University of for the unfortunate circumstances :o be nearing- Casas G-randes loaf 5c Braun said tonight he was forced to Munich and spent much of hi3 time which almost sent his body to 5c PACKAGE OCTAGON pauper a grave after having laid two discharge her two weeks ago be In the study of science SOAP POWDER ..... cause her mode of living was unsatis- •weeks unidentified subseQuent to his Father "Westermann said tonight death beneath the wheels of a freight NEW ORLEANS PAPERS Post Toasties, ftf factory * that the Rev Schmidt performed The g-irl as nearly as conld be locomotive REDUCE THEIR RATES MARIST COLLEGE functions of the priesthood while in From early morning today a continu learned waa '1 years old Louisville saw the sajing of mass on Apple Vinega>, How the Murderer "W am Traced ous stream of men and women from New Orleans September 14 —The lOc bottle 8c Day School for Boys one or two occasions In small parishes the Kast Side from the more fashion The man> clues presented by the He left here In March 1910 telling Times-Democrat and the Picayune lOc can Karo amateur detectives and by the parents able parts of the city and from out of two of the few newspapers in the Opens 12th session September 8th. the Rev "Westermann that he was so- town filed by the coffin to look for syrup 8c and friends of missing girls as to the Ing east United States diarglns $12 a year Sixth, seventh, eighth grades, four years possible identity of the murdered last time on the face of the man who subscription will announce tomorrow New pack Canned Ap young woman did not lead the men in life was responsible for many chari morning- that their rates hereafter pies, No 3- call .8c high school. under Inspector Faurot astray and a ties and acts of political assistance will be fifteen cents a week it is Wilson to Return to Capital. that added to their fortunes in one Double loaf Better clever piece of detective work finally wav or another Pictures of the dead said that after tomorrow only two Bread .... lOc Literary, Commercial, Science Depart- led to the clearing up of the mystery Cornish N^ H September 14 —Be' dally papers In the country will be lievjng that the tariff bill may be ou leader are displayed in store -windows charging 112 a year or more for sub Inspector Faurot had assigned De and. many buildings are draped in ments. tectives James J O Neill Frank Cas of conference and ready for his sig scription nature some time this week Presi- black V Hilary and Physical lraln!ig. Campos In the heart of ell; sassa and Richard McKenna to locate The funeral services tomorrow morn- the house or flat where the murder dent Wilson planned to leave here to Feaehfree and Ivy Streets. morrow and be back in Washington ing will be held from the old cathedral Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly AT THE THEATERS\ -was committed They made a house of St Patrick where Big Tim was to house search in the \icinitj of the Tuesday He took a long automobile TTio Old Standard general etrenethe nine tonic ride today and spent the evening regular attendant and the cortege GjROVErs TASTd^ESS chill TONIC drives out store of George Sachs on Eighth ave Malaria, enriches the blood bullets UP th« system home with his family will pass through the streets of the nue where was purchased the pillow- district where his influence -was pre true Tonic For adults and children 5Qc FORSYTH dominant IDA BROOKE HUNT CO. BERNARD HEINHOLD CO. Night School at Georgia Tech MME. BESS01S CO. ST L,UKE CHURCH IS BIG CITY FOUR 'Will Open September 17. Enrollment and "SEWELL'S" mKTROPOMTAN DANCERS FORMALLY DEDICATE*) Novelty Grahams— Registration September 15 to 19. inclusive SPECIAL MONEY SAVERS Mnhoncy and 1>fmon« Columbus Ga September 14 —(Spe Cpuraes in Architecture, Mechanical Drawing. Elec- Nunnally's Stuffed Dates Olal ^—The St Luke Methodist church 10-lto. Pall Pure trical Engineering. 'Wood-work. Carpentry and Join- bu Idmg one of the most beautifu Leaf Lard 9fit • a THIS I YD IP MATINEES ery. Foundry Practice. Machine Shop, Mechanical edifices In the South Georgia Meth I>rr Salt WEEK H il IU TUES THUBS. SKI. A New Combination odlst conference was dedicated today Meat. Ib Engineering. Mathematics.* Chemutry. English. with solemn ceremonies by BIsnoo W MlftHOurl Brand JWtHUR C. MSTON Preunts This Night School is a Regular Department of Ga. Tech Large, luscious California Dates stuffed with fresh A Candler assisted by the pastor R»v o B Chester, and Dr A. M. Wil ESTHA WILLIAMS raspberrj jellj—just tart enough to bring out the llama and Rev H C Ewlns Th Meadow Brook Pare IN OWEN DJWIS' STARTLING PLAY Contingent Fee $5 Per Term, TUITION FREE delicate fruit flavors, and sweet enough to make church was erected a number ot year Creamery Butter "A MAN'S GAME" For further information write J N- G. Nertnt delicious, appetizing confections ago but its formal dedication wa 24-lb. Sack Beat deferred Flour Fresh today in 2jC boxes Fancy Plntc Qnc«n Mrs Lottie Gray Browne, Miss Kat Cantaloupe* TODAY NOON TO Blatterman piano Miss Sarah Adell Fancy Elberta Peacses,^ GRAND 1030 P. M. Eastlack oratory Wllford Wattera laree Mice basket Mias Sylvia Spritz. voice. Geors Fr HARRYK.THAW Lindner violin late of the Cab] OCetB tnlaeU *ul euurleocca c&rltdu men to Ull«« tk> work ol O*\r ilu««at» building and 'Walter P Stanley piano SEWELL COMMISSION 60. the crtllol period ot t»«lrfl«T«lroi«M. N«w. mod«ra. «««n tua*0. krlci •awBwow. 34 Whitehall Peachtree WfcolcMte and Retail. Fouruentli «rwt. Mt»m t» PwehtrM. IwUvllaul Instruction In null clMMh D» 103 Peachtree lato director of music at Shorter col In Hi* Cell at Shar- Ehrslc«l work In Ermnulum man > clutter Plttti. «i«n. J"'"'"^ *^_,«)S? less, have removed their studios t 113-H5 -Whitehall St. •ro* «d Irar year* of nidi -cliMl. F*U twin M«a» 8«jl«H>«r & ?"•<"*" * the Atlanta Institute of Music am Bnmch Store. 1O4 Decatnr St. brttki an* InoWmi* ef Fomck will t>k> . limited nmtm «< k«rd*r> into nto home, ffor c.Uto«ue. O Oratory, 20 East Baker street. Iv; tin Canadian Trip School 41 Wm FMltantk ttMM. n«u Irr M14-I 898« —(Adv ) fiW^?^^ "'-?;/ - " *ej.' ~ , f^fTp^^* ex, SEPTEMBER 15, ids. Page Three.

that my family will leave my church! If they come to hear him preach." Colonel J I* Mayspn, city attorney, "HOME-COMING DAY" STOP SELLING CALVES WARM WELCOME made a welcoming address in, the mm name of, the city of Atlanta, in which he paid a high, tribute to the charac- ter of the new pastor, stating that he WARNED BY BOARD IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS ADVICE OF DR. has known him for many years- Colo- FORfCONNELL nel Mayson stated that not only the Tabernacle members, but the city and Against Dangers of Entrusting First Christian Soars to 983 Continuation of Practice Death the Community at large are to be most Impressive Installation Sen- heartily congratulated upon securing Babies to Nurses Who Are While Others Show Average Blow to Industry in South, for a pastor d, man of Dr. McConnell's power and ability Diseased or Incompetent. Gain of 126 Per School. Says Expert. ices at Baptist Tabernacle \midst a tremendous storm of ap- plause Dr La Addrews. the city female and immature stock, declare* capacity, and with a service Impres- Four rules are laid down by the sive, yet at the aame time beautiful "Dear friends," said Dr. Broughton. The First Christian Sunday school, Dr. C. M. Morgan, dairy agent of the In part, "I think I need no introduc- Georgia ooard of health, by which Southern railway, who sounds a warn- fn Its simplicity, characterized by a which had worked nard to make Its tion here No one here can Intro- a girl or woman muat be judged be- •Home-coming day' a big success, ing against a continuation of the 2*plrit of Interdenominational Christian duce me to this church, ao let's drop fore she, should be employed to take wholesale deportation of cattle from fellowship, seldom witnes&ed In aitj. had* Its greatest attendance since the the south tne preliminaries and get down to care ox a baby They are as fol- close of the now famous Baptist- church, the pa&torate of the Tabei - business- You have called to your lows "Farmers should keep their heifers church the man who. In all the world, Christian contest ot last spring, when and build up the quality of their stock nacle Baptist church \vab formally The nurse must oe nealthy. handect over to Dr Lint oln MrCou- T w ouM rather see here than any the ^orld's record was m4de by the by the use of pure-bred bulls of dairy The nurse must be neat and clean n*l], the new pastor, at the Installa- other He Is a man who wlU be one First Christian sctiool Its ' home or beef type as desired," says Dr of the great leaders here in fighting about her own person Morgan "This is the only way to tion Service," Sunday afternoon at 3 coming" attendance soared to 985. \lce conditions and all other evils, a The nurse must be of good moral Increase the number or the quality of o'clock. The average gain for the seventeen This is the morning you chuck that straw! fight of which Atlanta, can well be chafacter schools In the weekly report Is 126 cattle in the southeast. The scarcity Several prominent laymen and a proud of the advancement already The nurse must have Intelligence per school, over last year The total of cattle is world-wide, and it will Come in today and try on the finest fall hat number of ministers. representing: made I have earnestly prayed that Don't employ anybody to take care attendance for Sunday in these never be possible to secure enoug*i nearly every Protestant denomination Dr McConnell would be called here, of your babv unless that person cornea schools was 6,904, an average of 406. pure-bred cattle to develop the Indus you ever feasted your eyes on; the finest In the city, made short addresses of and I firmly believe that his coming up to these four requirements, says try in the southeast, Is the direct answer to prayer** 3.3 opposed to a totaJ for the same •welcome. In which thev paid glowing the state board Sunday last year of 4,762, which was "Farmers who sell calves are sim- that foreign skill and art can produce—an "When Dr McConnell -was introduced Consider to begin with the Impor- ply giving the dealer a good part of tributes to Dr McOonnell, Ms past an average of only 280 This Is taken thc atorm of applause became so tre- tance of the first qualification—health the profit the> should have them- imported G. B. Borsalino! • wort for' Christianity and his sterl- as a reliable bai ometer to show the mendous for a time that It all but Suppose a nurse gir.1. who may seem splendid gaJn of the past year. The selves If calves were fattened on the ing: character, and confidently pre- shook the building- Standing with ro be In good health, comes from farm, using cotton seed meal as a con- dicted a gi eat future for him In ac- total report foi the seventeen Sun- Look at the lines in the picture! You upraised hand and with his lips twitch- home In which there Is tuberculosis centrate, a higher price per pound cepting the call to the Tabernacle 7 day schools follows ing with emotion, Dr McConnell wait- or eomo other contagious disease' fSup- Pastorate. Clrtirefc Attend Atwnd would be received, and the farmer instantly recognize the real thing. ed until the outburst had somewhat p*ose the nurse has been exposed to Church Mem* Yr Ago Sunday would not only profit by this and the Beautiful Mxurfcal Program. subsided, and then In a voice almost smallpox or Is tainted^rith some dan- St. Paul M«thodi«t .. 1 800 323 622 additional weight, tout would have in A large choir consisting of fifty choked with feeling, began a short gerous contagious disease7 A very TaberoafllB Baptist 1 300 SCO 728 the manure 85 per cent of the fertil- mixed voices, especially trained for Second Baptist ... 1,200 419 558 acknowledgement of the many com- great many negroes are. Suppose that izing value of the cotton seed meal the service by Prof A C Boatman and First Christian 1.200 33O 985 pliments paid him through your thoughtlessness you Park St Methodist .. 1100 J87 44O X* G. Dlb-ble, assistant pastor of the Mr Chairman, friends in the con- have employed as a nurse a woman fflrst Baptist 1 30O IU 373 church, rendered several beautiful gregation, aid "you gentlemen who 7 Wesley Memorial ... 98% 4~»6 402 suffering- from any of these diseases 273 Fitzgerald Pastor Called. anthems, and aided materially in mak- have so honored me with the many Think what a terrible risk your baby C«ntra! Baptist 875 ing the installation service one thdt 1 North 4ve Baptist SSS Jo4 "92 r>awson. Ga.. September 14—(Spe- flattering tributes I cannot begin is running Assure yourself first of •will be long and pleasantly remem- W«!t End Baptist SOO Jf« 314 to tell you how deeply I feel yr ill Hi it the nurse you employ is ,04 "547 cial )—Dawson Baptist church. In bered by all present as one of th<* Trlnttj Me*hodlat S<10 kindness If you will indulge mo a healthy Ponce ac Leon B-iotist, ISo 2,">0 conference today, decided unanimously great church events of their lives few moments. I will tell you the Weetminster Fresby 47--0- to call to the pastorate Rev Thomas 116 Pcachtree According1 to announcements issued should Be Personally Glean. Gordon St Baptist 34.1 78 -^ ID story of how, I first came to lour city Inman Park Baptist 325 43 135 M Callaway. of Fitzgerald. The In the daily papers some days ago, HOIT He Got Job. The second thing to consider Is the "the sen-Ice began at 3 o'clock, but nurse s personal cleanliness Get a First Methodist 1 400 264 301 church members expressed the hope "About twenty-three years ago, I Ga Avo Fr*Bbytari«m 230 1<*5 142 that he -would accept. Ions before this hour the seats >n stepped off a train at the old South- nurse who Is neat and clean, says the lower floor of the Tabernacle audl ern depot, about 2 o clock in the morn- the state bijard, or for the baby's torium were taken, and as the organ ing I thought I had a job, as we sake, don't get a nurse at alL To prelude was begun shortly before the begin with, disease germs always 1 called It tlun, but I was mistaken appointed hour, tlhe two large ba - Absolutely stranded I looked In the flourish in a. body which la not kept IN THE THEATERS tonies began to rapldl> fill and wp-e help v. anted* column of a newspaper clean, particularly In the summer 'goon taxed to the'r limits and saw an advertisement for a man time, and in addition a tiny baby is Seated on the pulpit platform with in a restaurant I applied for the exceedingly susceptible to unhealthy Keith Vaudeville. Dr JkTcConnell, and assibting in the and unpleasant odors welcoming exercises were W S With place to my good friend Mr Henry Da- <\t the Foray th.) rand w ho is seated behind me now, The third thing to consider la the Ida Brooke Hunt and a selected company of Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co. am, who wab in charge of the pi o nurse s moral character This is im- operatic singers and Bernard Relnhold and a gram Rev n "VI Poteat of Green- and was employed I was hired for two weeks, but I stayed two years poi tant not only because an honest company of players In a German comedy will Atlanta New York Paris ville, S C , Dr John & White pastor respectable girl (s alway the mos( be lieadlJDera at the Itorsytb this week, and of the Second Baptist church Dr "At the end of that time through there will b« flve other acts, all of whom are to Mr Du rand's influence, I secured a faithful, trustworthy and reliable; be claraed as features on modern Keith enter- John F Purser pastor of the West b-ut also because by the time the End Baptist church Rev \ndiew R place on the Atlanta police force At tainment that time James L. Beavers, another baby has become two or three years Another strong card will be the return of the Holderb\ pastor of tne Moore Memor- of asre it's little mind is like a high- Big City Four, after an a-teence ot nearly three ial Presbvterlan churrh Rev Ohas friend of mine, who is sitting on this years There IB not a better singing quartette pjatform, and who Is now your chief ly sensitized photographic plate pow- In vaudeville The Metropolitan Dancers a aex W. Daniel of the Flr^t Baptist church erfully Influenced by everything it Dr John Jenkins of the Methodist of puTice was an everyday patrolman tette of clever and unique entertainers will be like myself I remained on the force sees and hears A nurse of vile lan- another of the features and others on the bill Mission Board Or n O Kllnn pas guage and loose moral habits may, will be Madam Beseon, the famous dramatic tor of the North \\enue Presbyterian tin til I became com erted, when I re- actress and h«r company In "The Woman Who signed and secured a place in the •without even meaning to do so, teach Knew ' the Novelty Grahams In a unique vaude- church Dr L,en G Brouprhton of Lou the child evil expressions and immod- uon, England forrnt rl\ pa^toi of the courthouse, in order that i might give ville offering and Mahoney and -Fremont. * est actions which It will take years singing and dancing duo The advance sale In- Tabernacle Dr Bennett i epresentlng mo-re time to my study for the min- of later training to counteract dicates that there Is going to be unueual inter- the Georgia Baptists "William Upshaw istry At the end of a short time est in this merry offering representing the religious publica- I entered evangelistic work, and have The fourth consideration Is the tions of Atlanta, Col James L Maj< - been in the fight for Christianity ever nurse s intelligence This does not son. cltv attorney Henry Durand and since mean that the girl who has had the "A Man's Game." Police Chief James L Beavers "I want to say that I am going most schooling necessarily makes the pe iker would kingdom of Christ I am going to Ins tonight It Is described aa a play of much jump right in, beginning- today I haie an intelligent gardener to brln^ heart/ Interest and intensely dramatic with an be limited to 3 minutes In order that your plants and flowers to perfection, nnusa&l amount ot pathos that le interesting all miprht have the eagre rl> sought op- v, ant e\ ery woman in this church to come hei e tomorrow afternoon at 3 how much more Important It Is to and human A Man s Game -was produced last portunit> of addressing welcoming have until you do assure Burlesque Company. have the opportunity of witnessing yourself about them all Pind out (At the Columbia.) such a beautiful service, stating that where the nurbe goes with your babv The opening of the Columbia burlesque theater as a former Georgian he felt assured REGULAR CAMP MEETING when she takes it out for a walk which was announced for Monday night has that Dr McConnell would have th° Make sure that it isn t lying neglected been called off until next Saturday afternoon, hearty co-operation of his congrega TIME AT GRACE CHURCH in its carnage with the sun beating on ax-count or the failure ranch In this way I think there's only one of Devonshire, with a large picture hat and grlad world, my ear- .hlnjif for us to do." the folds of her skirt drawn up In front ot out of the frame, he might easily have n that body. dens of delight. "Tea, Mrs. Jamesworthy, there's just one her between her arms, in the hand of one dropped the roll through the window into The prison commission should lose no .hing to do/' said Jamesworthy, "and that of which she holds a rose. It is one of the the hands of a confederate below, a feat re- < "Listen!" says the Fire: s to send her a copy of the last bill sent most famous works ot art of its character^ quiring only a moment when the night po- ;ime in making its authority in tnJs respect "From Touthtlme's us by the grocer, so that she may have some and copies of it have been liberally dis- liceman's back was turned. operative. In so doing it will have the sup- skies of blue dea of what It costs us to live when we tributed throughput the "world. The only point that remained obscur* I see your sweetheart .re not entertaining visitors. After looking The theft occurred the night of May IS, was Jiow the thief inside could escape with- port of the whole state. coming— over that bill she will realize, if she is an 1876, when the portrait was cut from its out being observed. There were, however, ^ She's kissed a rose for ntelligent woman, that such a visit as she frame In the Agnew Gallery, 39 Bond street, two entrances from the street, one from a you!") proposes IB out of the question. Even if London, When It had been purchased at side door which opened upon a yard con- FRIENDS OF YESTERDAY. Then it Is I lose my troubles In some dim ;he packed a, hamper with groceries and Christies by Agnew, the sum paid was the taining stables and a shoeing forge. Between Never again deny the virtues of rein- and dusty niche: provisions while here, I couldn't encourage highest ever given at an auction for a por- this last-named door and the gallery there Says the Fire: "One more toddy'll make to come, for you'd want to buy new fur- trait. The theft was a deep puzzle to the was a narrow dark passage, and it was just carnation, as that abused term applies to niture for the spare bedroom and a new set police. One morning the frame, was found possible that the thief could have remained him Rockefeller-rich!") of china for the supper table. here hidden while the porter unlocked the the newspaper business. For here, in the In a deep armchair, a-drowsin'. I drift to empty. The picture had been very neatly "I must say that your sister, Dorcas, has door, and then slipped out at the first fa- past few days, have come back long-lost days still fair. cut from the stretcher after it had been plenty of nerve, and keeps it about her per- vorable opportunity. Entcred at the postofflce at Atlanta as And no storm-wind rocks the castles stand- removed from the gilt frame in which It old friends in the shape of "Old Subscriber," ;on all the time. She has been holding out For fifteen years no trace of the picture second-class mail matter. ing dream-enchanted there. hung upon the wall. The stretcher was left, "Junius," "Tertium Quid,"" "A Wise Owl," that olive branch you speak of ever since and It showed that no unpr act iced hand had could be found. Finally detectives obtained POSTAGE: KATES* "Vox Populi," "Pro Bono Publico" and a ("Listen!" says the Fire: we were married. She is willing to forgive operated upon the canvas, for the picture knowledge of its existence in the United United States and Mexico. "Without, the storm-winds tight; nd forget. If we'll only Invite her to our itself had been completely removed, leaving States, through a notorious criminal th'ey 1O to 12-paae paper*. lc; 12 to 24-pMC* few other of the same lusty tribe, that The Wind knocks like a bailiff. owly abode* and give her a. meal ticket, but nothing but the clean cut canvas at the had caught, who had promised to arrange paper*, Sci 24 to au-paffe paper*, 3c» 36 to for Jts recovery, provided he would get his 5 mo. 12 mo. for it, as you do tor lots of the other evils N6EO YOUR- ber, I was a most attractive young man, feet squa&e, having only one window open- acting as a "go-between," was paid a hfsrh Dally and Sunday 60c $3-25 $6.00 under the sun. The Atlanta authorities got and when It came to noble qualities of mind Ing into Bond street, the other being blocked reward upon turning it over to Mr. Agnew, Daily Stic 2.25 4.00 A55ISTANC.E a 2.00 nd heart I had few equals" and no supe- and covered with cloth-hangings, and a who had come to this country from England Bunday l- & a sudden "grouch" against the kissing bug, riors. I was long on sterling worth, but After it waa stolen it was boxed and her- Tri-Weekly 1.0U IN Ml THIS passage opened on to it from the large By Carrier, and put the quietus to Cupid in public. A •SEASON'S ACT. hort on the dollars of our dads. You were gallery where the water colors hung. metically sealed. For a time it had been In Atlanta 65 cents per month or 12 cents smack was the signal for the riot call. An PJ-EAS* PO enjoying a lucid interval in those days, and This one window, however, was found kept in storage Jn Philadelphia, New York. per week. Outside of Atlanta BO cents per was far more anxious to marry me than I open about two feet, and on examining the Brooklyn and Boston. Then It was packed month or 14 cents per week. insinuating pout made the hardiest cop all NOT was to marry you, but your sister, Dorcas, ledge outside there was distinctly visible the in cotton batting and placed let the falsa J. R. HOLIDAY, Constitution Building but turn up his toes. They pounded Cupid who Is several years older than you, was mark of a nailed shoe- The window had no bottom of a trunk. From that day until it mole Advertising Manaser lor all territory to a frazzle. determined to have you marry a foxy young blind to it, consequently, if any light had was delivered to Mr. Agnew In Chicago it outside of Atlanta. real estate man who was supposed to be a been used, it would In all probability have had not been opened. It was found to be And just here 5s where "Pro Bono money-maker. been noticed by the policeman in the street, in perfect condition when recovered. The The address of the Washington Bureau to "The tricks your sister resorted to to put No. 1727 S street, N. W., Mr John Corrlsan. Publico" and the rank and file in his train who knew that no one resided in the house name of the real thief of the Gainsborough Jr., staff correspondent, in cb&rge^ _^^ stirred in their graves and came forth me on Queer street were too low down to after it was locked for the night "Duchess" has never been revealed. It Is )e chronicled in a respectable family news- This duty of locking up was performed at present in the famous collection of the THE CONSTITUTION is on sale In New ravening. They bombarded The Consti- paper. She must have equipped herself with by Messrs. Agnew's porter, who had no doubt late J Pierpont Morgan. York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. It tution with arguments for and against a dark lantern and a set of false whiskers can be hid at Hotallng-'s Newsstands Broad- for the purpose of doing some sleuthing way and Forty-second street t Tidies building kissing—most for. Now, it is an old rule corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway ot The Constitution that an anonymous on my trail. She carried such reports to and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. you that at different times you began to communication shall not get past the ook upon me as a social outcast. If I spoke STATE MACHINE FOR HIGHWAY; - The Constitution Is uot responsible for editor's desk. Generally, its destination is to a woman on the street, your sister would advance payments to out-of-town local car- fix up a romance to the effect that I was riers, dealers or agents. the waste-paper basket. In this case, and planning an elopement. If I played a quiet DEPARTMENT IS AVAILABLE for cause, we made exceptions. One mem- game of dominoes In the drug store, you —Senator Jiuie. GEORGIA HAS ALREADY A ber of the reincarnation pointed out that, Pessimistic! were informed that I was a mere tin horn •ambler, hitting the high spots on the road since he had "kissed a cousin at the depot," It remained for the critical Musket Ridge Editor Constitution: I have been, much. successfully with reference to tKe construc- STATE HIGHWAY MACHINE to perdition. Interested In several editorials in The Con- tion of public roads. This seems to me to correspondent of The l>alton Citizen to say "If I happened to be chewing a clove he feared arrest if his name were revealed. stitution in reference to good roads and lack make ample provision for a good roads de- The Constitution publishes today a com- it like this. when I met your amiable sister, she'd Issue Another urged that although he had of system in the state of Georgia in work- partment under the direction of the prison munication from State Senator G. M. Huie, "Musket Ridge has voted in saloons. A bulletin at once, to the effect that the kissed his mother-in-law in the presence ing our roads. I was in favor of the bill commission, and. I have wondered why the prominent citizen expressed himself to me clove was for the purpose of disguising a of the thirty-filth district, in which lie points of his wife, he was momentarily expecting breath which had been corrupted in the vil- to establish a good roads department in prison commission did not put this depart- out that m the legislation putting the con- prosecution. Another confessed that he had this way, 'If we are going to stand for our lage rum holes. Then she was always play- Georgia, which failed of passage because of ment into effect. The money can be ob- \icts o£ the state on the public roads the women folks to wear shadow and slit skirts ing tricks on mo, to make me ridiculous In the lack of funds in the state treasury to tained from the money now spent by the made three billiard balls kiss consecutively, and tight, form-fitting- dresses and vulgar your sight. Well oto I remember when, aft- pay for same. commission on a force of Inspectors which prison commission is already in possession and feared this probably constituted, under hobble skirts, and our younger* women learn- er calling upon you one evening-, I left the However, it seems to me that the same they have employed to do inspecting work. house all swelled up with happiness. You of the machinery, resources and facilities the new regime, a felony. So we took ing to dance "The Boll \Veevll Wiggle," object can be secured if the prison com- If this money was spent on road experts 1 bade me a longing-, lingering good nig-ht on for a central highway commission. The mercy on our correspondents and grace- 'Texas Tommy," "Tango,' "The Bunny Hug," mission of Georgia would put"^ into force and the commissioners did the inspecting In "The Bear Dance," "The Calf Canter," "The the porch, and then I started down the steps. announcement will probably come as news fully shielded them. As you must recall, there was about a quar- sections 1194 and 1195, volume 2, of the code person, as provided by law. It would solve Kangaroo Kick," "The Buzzard Lope," and of 1910, which, are taken from the act of this problem by providing- the expenses of so on down the line, the men folks had ter of a, mile of those steps, and the second to most Georgians, and as welcome news to One and all, they have had their say one from the top tv as loaded with orange 1908, and which provides for the employ- the good roads department from the funds just as well have their saloons, and the One and all, they have once again shown peel, carefully placed there by your sister. ment of four supervisors who shall be civil already appropriated, and which, in my Judg- those who have long been hghtmg for co- whole push go to hell together.' " ordination in road construction, and who the public that they are not dead, but only "I went down those steps on my shoulder- engineers, and whose duty It shall be to ment, were Intended to be used in this way. sleeping. We believe the public has re- blades, Mrs. Jamesworthy, and I have no Inform themselves thoroughly upon the sub- If you would investigate this subject and realize the penalty we are paying for its doubt there's a hole in the gravel where ject of road building and assist as far as call the attention of the prison commission absence. It is, indeed, lack of co-operation ceived as much pleasure out of the renew- I landed to this day. Kor years afterwards possible those in diHerent counties and mu- to the same, I believe that this reform could I was always finding new silvers in my ed acquaintance as has The Constitution. nicipalities in planning and constructing between counties and the dearth of uni- person, and had to carry a pair of pinchers be accomplished and great good done to Find turn here and everywhere — happiness But since they have made their opening to extract them. On my wedding- day your public roads, bridges and, works. the state of Georgia In saving millions of tormity in methods of construction that has untold1 salaam and their farewell obeisance, fusk- sister bribed a young man to swipe my gar- These sections also provide that the state money that Is now wasted annually In hap- Richer than a millionaire, with only Au- proved the chief objection to Georgia's ments, and I had to be married in one of prison commission shall furnish those rep- hazard road work. ing as do the pixies in a brief period of tumn's gold, my aunt's shirtwaists and a pair of overalls. resenting the various counties of the state G. M. HUIE, otherwise splendid lacilities for the crea- Singing on the way revelry, The Constitution once more draws "Of course, your sister Is willing to for- engaged in building roads, bridges and pub- Senator, Thirty-fifth Senatorial District. tion and maintenance of a state-wide good In the fi-loi y of the day, the curtain. For "Pro Bono Publico" aid get all this, and let by-g-ones be by-gones, Dreaming in the winter of gardens red with lic -works information on the subject of -, Rlverdale, Clayton County, Georgia, Sep- roads system. but I'm not, and if she is going to break his clubmates another long and happy Mas ' ^ { handling their convicts economically and tember 13, 1&13. Senator Huie s opinion and his warm ad- hibernation, like that of Rip Van Winkle. into this house she'll have to bring: her Jim- II my. "Write to your sister and tell her that vocacy of the solution he proposes cornea May their vigorous ministrations have suf- if she must visit somebody, she might send with especial pertinence from him, sinca ficiently laid the kissing spectre that called Still a thrush is piping from woodlands dis- a tracer after that foxy real estate man. If ROUGHING IT. PROMINENT BAPTIST tant-dim; he still lives he may be willing to pitch a he is a resident of a country county them from the Land of Yesterday. An**, for A dais> in a meadow says the sweetest tent in his back yard for her." Ily FITCH* Author of "At Good Old Slv APPROVES STAND OF (Clayton) typical of the counties who have The Constitution, it is back to its tradi- things to him. tional policy of welcoming these guests only For he holds a secret sweet BISHOP C. K. NELSON most to gain by central facilities in highway Where Night and Morning meet; Roughing it consists of going back to when the visiting card is appended to thr3 He listens in the darkness and hears the YOUR VOICE. construction. nature and standing up before her for a Editor Constitution: I read In your issue published article. world's heart beat! few rounds without gloves. He cites as his authority the law repeal- By George Matthew Adams of Saturday a deliverance of Bishop Nelson, ing the convict lease system. He shows In the early dajs a man could step out- also your editorial, "At Our Doors." I have side his cabin door into the woods and come A Little "Ad's" Bis Upturn, read recently, too, an article—an appeal for that the law empowers the commission to Intelligence and Character may for a home three hours later with four arrows and WHAT'S THE USE! the negro—in The Christian Index by Dr. employ at least four "supervisors" who shall Here is another Instance — according to brief time keep their blinds drawn. But a bear scratch. It was easy to rough It then. The Rome Bar association, for which we P. H. Mell, treasurer of the Home Mission be, preferably, civil engineers who shall su- The Kansas City Star — where advertisin once let a man speak and you have the key Now it is more difficult Only prosperous have the utmost respect, is about to under- paid 100 per cent: both to his Intelligence and Character. Light men can afford to pay the carfare necessary board. All these are along the line of truth. pervise the work and consult with the au- take the most forlorn hope ever launched by "A Kansas man 2ost a $5 bill and adver- at once streams in. The dark places perch By the way, I am a careful reader of The tised for it. In a day or two a man ap- to rough it successfully. * thorities of each county. He shows further any bar' association anywhere. in plain view. You KNOW the MAN or Nowadays when a man desires to rough Constitution. I have scanned Its editorials peared in his office, saying that he had seen WOMAN—as soon as the Voice is heard. It he bu>s a $17 fish rod, a $40 canoe, a 515 closely for several months, in which time that the law contemplates that the commis- They are bent upon prohibiting all save the advertisement, and handed him the bill. Tour Voice Is your Press Agent. And it it has not tripped even once. Go on, brother, sion shall supply the counties with all bona, fide colonels and judges from using In a few days the Kansas man was going is a true one. Take care as to what you silk tent, a frying pan, some bacon and a needful technical information. More im- that title. through his 'other' clothes and found the give It to express. sack of flour. Then he buys a railroad tick- hewing to the line, "regardless." Dame Partington got busy with a broom original bill which he thought he had lost. Make Tour Volcf a worthy servant to et to the end of the line, gets a' permit Several years ago Bishop Haygood wrots portant than all else, he shows how, under Notwithstanding the fact that the events in you. For It is quicker than a Thief !n Its from the owner of a 10,000 acre wood lot to "Our Brother in Black." This was a great this story may sound suspicious, the lesson the present law, and without changing it and the incoming tide. We question if our betrayal If you but allow it a chance. Make sleep in It, and then snuggles up against na- task at the time. He went up against many is obvious." Your Voice, also, a true expressor of what Floyd county friends will get as far as the ture as close as the mosquitoes will per- prejudices, but he was right In position and one jot, financial provision can be made for you Think and the way you Think. When industrious dame. mit. work. Thank the Lord the Methodists are the amplified powers of the commission Beats Literature. conviction orders Action, give the message After a man has roughed it for two weeks to Tour Voice to thunder out with Strength not fast asleep over the negro's interests. Abolish the ornamental and arbitrary in this fashion he acquires a mahogany com- without any disturbance of its other func- and Confidence. Compel Tour Voice to com- I recall, too, that Governor Northen in the "colonels" and "judges" and rou will rob The Adams Enterprise brother rhymes his plexion, a case of poison ivy and a muscal- philanthropy as follows: pel Respect. last days of his useful and honorable life tions. southern politics and southern life of a liinge Jarg-e enough to stuff. Then be comes You can make of Your Voice a Clarion "stood up" earnestly for tbe religious in- The section vitally touching these points "Six bales o' cotton' Call, a stimulator to Endeavor, an arouser home in a parlor car and after he has talked large part of their picturesquenees. We terests of the sable sons of Ham. That's goin* some, 'tis clear. of Smiles and Cheer and Hope! about the wild free life ot the woods for a is as follows: cannot view the abolition of a whimsical When a literary feller 1 A pleasing, interesting . Instructive Voice week, his friends dive over bill boards and From our viewpoint of Christiajiity, and ; * Section 20 Be it further enacted. and, after all, harmless custom with other O*nly makes one book a yeai'" is more to be desired than the gift of Riches no less from th« viewpoint of political econ- ' That the prison commission is hereby or of Honor. How we are uplifted at the hide at his approach. authorized, it' they deem it necesfaao, than feelings of pungent melancholy. sound of a Voice that we have not heard omy, we are bound to promote in the way to employ not more than four super- Draping various popular and well-mean- Nnggr-tM on the Road. for years but that once inspired us. How- of truth the welfare of the negro, both at \isors, who shall visit the various priceless is a clear, clean, happy-sounding home and abroad, but especially at home. counties, inspect the convicts and their ing individuals with this title hasn't im Voice! Indeed—there IS Success and Hap-. TVOI k and perform such other duties aa The man who was born to get there is The Apostle Paul had the negro in mind: peded the section's prosperity, has it? We the chap who makes Time run a race to piness In Your Voice, But Success and Hap- mav be required of them by the com- piness must first be IN Tourself. yes, even the Jim Conleys, the Jesse James mlb~sion. If practicable, civil engineers wot not! It's made nobody hopelessly un catch him. gangs and all the rest of us, when he wrote, shall b<- selected for these positions. Talking 'bout hitch in* your wagon to a The -salaries shall not exceed $150 per happy, has it? It has added to the joy of "Mr. Underwood of Alabama." "I am debtor to all men." Paul understood ' month and actual traveling expenses. the days and made the sleep o' nights star, there's more money in keeping- a gooc The commission shall also appoint team down here, and hauling: automobiles (From The New York Sun.) that the civilized and the uncivilized, the such -wardens and sua-rds as may be sweeter, hasn't it? And it's grven the vis out o' the ditch. We agree entirely with those friends of Jew and the Gentile, the bond and the free. ne'cessai j and shall define their duties. the Hon. Oscar W. Underwood and of sane itora in our midst a suave reminder of the The world doesn't make any noise as I' the jailbird and the saint were, the last democratic policy who believe that his tran- rolls. It leaves the shoutin' to the little folks mother's son of them, his brothers, made so The Constitution earnestly commends old days that makes them talk about us sition to the senate would be a great loss on top, who have an idea that they know- the communication of Senator Huie to the when we go back, and ail to our advantage to the house of representatives For years by tbe blood of the atonement. all about running it, We have a, common father, we live on Go a-rustling for the colonels and th *«•**• neither party in the majority In the house prison commission. We know that mem has had an abler, more level-headed leader. a common earth, we hK»pe a common law,, bers of that body are all alive to the neces judges? Why, bless your sweet life! Th The HrlKUter View. It is one of the penalties of Mr. Under- we are goingr to a common judgment bar, 1 sity of co-ordination in the upbuilding of a profits on this year's cotton crop for At wood's fine qualities that he cannot quit any we are before It now. we are before that lanta and Georgia wouldn't pay the trans In thefce lines, from a poem, "To-Day," in field of public usefulness without inflicting bar every hour that we live. state-wide highway system. The Arg-on-iut, the best philosophy of life is a distinct loss in that particular quarter. portation to the seacoast of all this gentl packed. On the other hand. In our opinion, the No use fighting against God. We arc It is difficult to estimate what Georgia brethren and I am glad of it. Do not get and joyous class, if you wanted to depot "It s today that I am livin . democratic party and the general interests has lost and is losing from the present hap- it. And their absence from our admirm, Not .1 .month a.j£o. of the country would gain quite as much frightened about social equality. The and probably even more in the senate than "He acquire!* a manogany complexion, a case Savior did not seem to care anything about hazard method, adjoining counties building midst would of a certainty paralyze it Havin'. loMii', takln'. &ivin , would be lost at the house end of the capital. «rt random and failing to connect their A& time wills It &o. Never was there more apparent and more of poison ivy and a mu«calIunBc IMTKC It. He ate dinner with Zaccheus, a very dustry. Yesterday a cloud of sorrow grievous need in the senate of a democratic enough to stuff." unlawful and unconventional thing. statesman and leader of Mr. Underwood's roads, roads beginning nowhere and ending We move the case be nolle pressed. A Fell across the way Questions about social equality and about nowhere, the use of the wrong material in It may ruin again tomorrow. intellect and temperament and experience. Some men rough it by going into northern least that the defendants be given a change The whole country has an interest in Maine and shooting each other under the fashion and about civic righteousness and It may rain—but, aay. the elevation of the senate to something many localities, and the application of such pf venue to Kentucky, where the forcefu Ain't It flue today!" fond delusion that they are hunting moose. about post and premillennium matters and like its old distinction. What other demo- about policemen kissing women and all euch ***** crat In sight has the combination of quali- Others buy a cow pony and a pair of chaps unscientific methods as sacrifices roads that pen and brave spirit of Marse Henry woul will take care of themaeJves, if we will rec- ties the knowledge, experience, tact, the and scramble over the highly irregular and should stand heavy traffic indefinitely. This of a surety protest against decadence o How to Trent Trouble. firmness that knows how to yield at a pinch ognize God as our Father and ali our fel- is not to mention the equally Important one of the south's (and Kentucky's) mos without loss of dignity, the force of mind entertaining west. Still others, who are more lowmen as our brethren, if we will -just characteristic institutions. "Kf you looks lak' you is 'fra:d er Trou and *he power and charm of character which reckless, join a lecture bureau and spend a preach the truth and live it, according to item of road maintenance and continuity, ble," said Brother Williams, "You is de ver> are Mr. Underwood's? winter investigating the American small the way In which it is unfolded in the Bible. without which no highway system can ap- one Trouble will single out fer a lambastln' town hoteL In the Book of Nature and In the experiences but sit in de door wld yo' fightin' cloze on Spirit Freedom. Those lovers of nature who spend their of men, if we will do this in the love of the proximate standardization. One reflection of the melancholy day an' he'll pass de time er day an' take ter de Were but my spirit loosed upon the air— vacations in the solemn woods cooking their, Truth, considering it such a sacred thing, Several bills have in recent years been is—the money spent for that summer coa woods " By some High Power who could Life's chains that we will burn at the stake rather than * * * * « * own meals and paying an Indian, guide big; of tan would have bought two winter over unbind, money to paddle them over the bosom of the g-lve It up, a whole lot 'of foolish questions introduced in the general assembly looking i To tbe Good. Set free to seek what most It longs to find. •will take car of themselves. To no proud Court of Kings would I repair; fish-Infested lake know little of the suf- e to the establishment of a state highway coats. I would but climb, once more, a narrow stair, (Rev.) H. R. BERNARD, Here's a hOMeJy text for the hopeless: ferings endured by the bold traveler who commission, and favorable action has been When dav was wearing late, and dusk was spends a winter night in a hotel room heat- v Auditor Baptist Mission Board. kind; withheld solely because the finances of the Of course, some critical person will sa "No- Cain that chap wuz raisin': And one should greet to all my fallings ed by red wall paper under a thin anaemic state did not permit of the creation and He wuz allus to the good; blind, -, , comforter which only extends t6 bis ankles the nlgrbt before, and who has stood' for the judge who acquitted Jerome Is a dea He kept the fire blazin' Content so I but shared (his twilight there. and who stabs himself in the eye in the maintenance of a new board. The state 'Cause he didn't waste the wood." hour* on the station platform with n«w»- game sport and has been there himself. Nay! well I know he waits not as of old, morning with a petrlHed towel trying to papers inside his vest and snowdrifts on fete simply could not afford the expense inci- I could not find him in the old-time place; wash In a bas!n full of extra hard Ice. The Prosperity Plate. I must pursue him, made by sorrow bold. The traveler who has partaken for sev- hat waiting for the 3:45 a. m. train, which dent to the establishment of a new de- Through worlds unknown, in strange celes- has not yet been reported, only smiles when, partment- The invitation of these Septembe "Prosperity will find us all at home.' tial race. eral months of the somber fried egg, the morns is "Come on out. The weather' says a Georgia editor, ,"tsa uncomfortabr. Whose mystic round no traveler has told, foundered potatoes, a"nd the pale consumptive the western adventurer talks about roughing; Senator Huie points the way out by healthy that we always have appetites fo From star to star, until I see his face. coffee of, the country hotel, whose cook left It. And that Is the only time* he smllea. showing that the very function which it has fine!" more." - CHANDLER MOULTOI*.

IN £>V SPA PERI JEWSPAPERf Page CONSMHTT1ON, MOBJ»AT, 15, 1913. EARLY FROSTS PREDICP FEDERAL VETERANS Home-Coming Day in the First Christian Sunday School Draws Big Crowd , BY WEATHER BUREAU MEETJN Cool Spell to Follow Rain in Southern and Middle At- , Thousands of Them in Chat- lantic States. tanooga for G. A. R. En- Washington, September 1*.—Early " campment—Formal Open- autumn frost* In the lower lak* rWWott, the middle Atlantic states, N*W Eng- ing Today. land and the extreme nOrtHWeBt w» predicted by the weather burea.ll tot Chattanooga, Term . September 14 — Tuesday. The weekly forecast tonight Bent upon their first peaceful in- Bays: vasion uf the south, thousands of "The week will open with rains con- union veterans arriv ed he: e toda> tinuing In the southern states anfl ex- and tonight to attend the forty - tending- into the Ohio valley and th» seventh annual encampment of Che middle Atlantic states, and about Tues- day unsettled, rainy weather will pre- <-»r Con fed frate VttPi ans whose annual ast on Tueadav morning over th* reunion was held In Chattanooga last thwest generally, the middle May au and the central Rocky MOun- < Military Demontstratlunei. \ region, and bv Wednesday or ursday morning" probably over th* Committee meetings, -uid leceptiona r>rthern and western upper lak* are pxp«-ct**d to ore i i>\ th^ hist clay epr'on of the *• ncamprmrit I mpi es«L\ e m' I "Temperatures will be rising ov«r tary drmoErstratmiis tin ludin^ a. pa. the northwest and west after the mid- dle of the week, accompanied by fall- rade of the S* v* ntH^nth United 1 States infantry and o^noi mllitaiv or ing pressure and by the end of th* week the weather oter those sections ganizationa, are sc hedulod for Tunsclaj will again be unsettled and somewhat On the evening of tb it clav uelcora- cooler." Ing addiesaes will lie dtlixend bv ni- tlonal. state ^nd » it> officials at a * amp-ii'-e meeting SUNDAY'S TEMPERATURE The impiessUf p n tde <»E the Grand Arm> of the RepuMiL * ill take place LOWER THAN SATURDAY Wednesday mum Ins Thursday and I'rld.o \%ili be <:evott-ij larK^l> to busi- The fitful gusts and threatening ness sessions, TA hll^ sight-seeing tours showers of fall weather did not keep to th.* s< e nes (if t,e\t ral important ^untfaA afternoon strollers in the battles will com lutlo the encamp house yesterday. They flocked to ment S tturda> the parks and strolled down Fcach- The follow Intc .illu d organl/.itions trte ind Whitehall streets and seem- u 111 rm et slniuit iriHoi-sl> w ith the ed rather to enjoy the cooler weatfcer \rmj- of tho (. umberl tnd On < I%U \\nr Bnttleflelda. The st t>in- nl an J ippi oACneb to tho pi eat nt d \ H, encampment and th r • fnt U C V rfunion teem with his- Drink— toric IntPiest TVith in* possible ex- ception of the Valley of Virginia, tbis Photo by Francis E Price, Staff Photographer Maxwell section. It Is claimed, stands first 'n held some months ago with the number of important battles of the Scene at the First Christian church, where largest con gregation gathered for Sunday school exercises since the attendance contest, < Ivii war Kn route to thts city the Second Baptist church. House union \etfians passed through many of the important fields on which Blend Grant grappled with Albert Sidney One of the most striking organiza- EXAMINE CHILDREN FOR VOTE ON AUDITORIUM MEN WILL AID FIGHT Johnston In the early stages of the tions t-een this afternoon was the FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE "The Qaality CofFff" war, and where Rosecrans and Brag-,5 Nurses of the Civil War They were HOOKWORM PRESENCE ff light their prolonged duel Then, Issue for Which Women Have attired in their blue uniform, short The contemplated organization of a More sold and more too, thev saw the amphitheatei s In skirts and campaign hats. Now that the schools are beginning Worked Decided Today. Georgia Men's Equal Suffrage league w hich Thomas and Sherman staged Tonight an immense mass meeting to open up for the coming year's work, enjoyed than- any the state board of health desires to has received considerable impetus dur- their attacks upon Joseph K John- \\ as hold at the city auditorium at HOME RULE Savannah. Ga. .September 14.—-(Spe- ston in the campaign which, man> call the attention of the parents and ing the past few days, following- the other high grade cof- which a semi-offical welcome was ex- cial —An election will be held here ront en 3, broke the backbone of th- tended the officials of the G A H, the teachers of the state to the Im- Monday to decide whether Savannah activity In lavcr of a Georgia league « Uecleracy There were at least 7,000 persons in portance of having the children exam- fee in the South. King George Discusses the ined at the very outset for the pres- is to Issue $200,000 of bonds to build by officers of" the national associa- Wahm a short distance of the en- the building? and many were turned tion. ence of hookworms, so that those chil- a public auditorium. The advocates Stolid cam at trocm campment aie the battlefields ot a* ay Ex Senator Ho-well Sanders, Matter With Two Leading Attorney Leonard J. Grossman has Chickamaufra Lookout Mountain, Mis- Htm H Clav E\ arts and General Al- dren who are infeoted may be freed oC of the auditorium have carried on a just received an official request from Cheek-Heal CoEfe* Co.. sionary Ridge, Rmggold, Altoona, fred B Beerb commander-in-chief of Conservatives the infection, and thereby be enabled whirlwind campaign and are confident to do their work properly, and also James Lees Laadlaw, of New York, Resac.i, Tunnel Hill and the scenes the G V R , were the principal speak- the bond issue will be approved at president of the National Men's Ibkrille. Houto*. Jnkxarilb. of manv se\ ere skirmishes ers to keep them from spreading the dis- London, September 14—The presence Lse to the healthy children. the election. League for "Woman Suffrage, which Seir* Icen In the C Jmrches. numbers thousands ot members in the In connection with the encampment of tw o of the most prominent conser- The board w ill take pleasure In ^JR. distinct feature ot the -campaign to an northern, eastern and western states, sending boxes y school request- was the part taken by me women of of the Grand Army of the Republic INVENTORY IS ORDERED vatives of the two houses of parlia- to organize a Georgia Men's Equal patriotic '-er vices "were held in all ment at Balmoral as the king's guests Ing them for mailing specimens. In ^Savannah. The federation on woman'3 each of these boxes there is a printed Suffrage league the chur< hes of Chattanooga at 11 OF POSTAL PROPERTY — \ndrew Bonar Law, who is the titu- I organizations sent out circulars to 1 circular giving detailed directions as This appointment follows a strong o clock this morning, the pulpits be- lar leader o-f the opposition, and Lord to how the specimen Is to be collected I every registered voter and got In touch Indorsement by the Georg-ia Woman's ing filled by \ Kiting department and "Washington, September 14 —An In- Curzon, of Kedleston, who recently de- and mailed, so all the teacher win be ' with every voter by telephone to urge Suffrage association, which he has national chaplains The feature of ventory of all postofTico property of clared In the house of lords that the , him to come out and \ote for the audi- served In the capacity of Its legal ad- required to do te to distribute the the dav was, the service at the First the United States *£> about to be un- Irish queshtlon could never be settled torium. visor. Pre^b> ten \n church where Chaplain dertaken by tho postofCn e department except by the consent of both parties— boxes among the pupils If the speci- in Chief George Kdward Love jo v, of men on examination in the laboratory It will mark the first attempt oE an> is keeping at fever heat the discus- the GAR and Dr J V, Barhman of the board, shows the presence of department of the federal go\ - sion of the possibility of an attempt former chaplain general of the United to effect a compromise hookworms or other Intestinal para- Conf edei ate Veterans, pastor of the ernment to obtiin an accurate census Before going to Balmoral Mr Law- sites, a report stating the type of church, held the be r vices jointly It of It3 i mm en * el v \ aluable property conferred with Lord Lansdowne w orm will be mailed to the sender, w xs an impre&sn e scene The Idea originated wifch Postmaster Arthur J B Uf our, the former leader who can then show the report to his Speakers in the other churches ivere General Burleson who will Issue the o£ the opposition, la spending the or her physician, and be treated for Lev i Ijong:fellow, national patriotic the disease The examination of a requhed ordeis within a short time week In Scotland It Is there-fore evi- instructor Chaplain General H M. dent th it the conaei vative leadeis are good many schools has shown the en- Ham ill t"nit«-d Confederate Veterans It w as stated bi an official of the in consultation. tire enrollment. Including the teacher, N'ash-v 11 le, Hev R T Jones, Rev department tonight thit no one knew The newspapers of both parties in to be sufferers from some variety of lohn Fletcher Plain-well Mich , Re just what the pos toff ice department, K norland p-videntlv ire anxious for intestinal parasites—hookworm being J P McFerrm Centenai> M K owns or whit are it" issots Tho some si'ttlemtnt which will prevent the most common infection A com- church and Colonel M A Aldrich post mas If r f^nt-ril therefore decided the civil vvai threatened by XJlstermen parison of the marks In Rchool made Highland Park >I K church Chatta- to lind out definite^ 3ust how much if the homo rule bill becomes a law by the infected and the non-Infected nooga Corporal Tanner First \I PI property he has um'er his jurisdiction, The present maneuvers have ruinei has shown that the non-Infected, as a Its condition and its \ iliu Mi Bui - church Chaplain James E Ruble public hopes In Hngland, but even 1C rule, do much better work and with Cumberland PresM terian church leson's idea Is th tt tticre should be a conference of the parties is arranged, less effort than those who are suffer- regular inventories at stated periods Bishop T S Henderson, Fir-=t Chris any agreement seems hopeless The ing from these health-destroying par- That the Inqu'i \ will be a stu tian church Rev O S Reed. Trinity English parties might get together. asites pendous task is indicated bj the fart M E. church, Heniy M Knight, for- 1 but the gulf separating the Irish fac- The state board of health also wishes 1 that there are more than 58 000 post- mer qusi tern- aster department of tions is far tuo deep to respectfully direct the attention of off tees and their manv branches with N'ew York, St Paul s Episcopal Premier Asquith is pledged to give the trustees of the various schools to much pquipmprit cons'antly In t*-nnsi t the Irish leaders complete home rule the importance of providing the proper Numerous Special Trains. in railwaj mall property and m ul Numerous snecial trains have arriv- Thej will accept nothing else On the kind of toilet at the schools. It is of haprs Postmasters their oleiks ind other hand the protest ant Ulster! tes more value to the children and to the ed in the cit> during the dij, eac railway mall olei ks will take the cen- one carrving hundred1* of iped \eter- refuse to consider anv change in their state to teach the children how to take sus Se\ eral months v ill ho i equtrt d status In the Unitea Kingdom which care of theli health than to teach them ans, many of whom w ere acrompanied The first step In the Investigation by then \v n es During the aftei - might place them under a government algebra, latin and geometry, or even aln>ad\ has been t ikon Recently controlled by the Catholics reading, 'nting and 'rlthmeUc, The Boys, noon a slight rain was falling, but the Postmaster Burleson directed a ceiifaua plans and specifications for the con- old soldiers appealed smiling anc of all mall equipment sin h as mail- happy Is the^. \\ ei e taken in ham struction of a sanitary surface toilet 1 baprs, loclts, etc Many thousind mail- will bo sent to the trustees, or to any- bv membe s of the entertainment MEDIATION IS PROPOSED baars are stored In post off ices and one else In the state who will write committee and assigned to homes other places and are not not in use IN THE COPPER STRIKE for them. Football Calumet, Mich, September 14 —The TURPENTINE-ROSIN copper country commercia,! club, with Christopher Held for Murder. a membership of five hundred business Season is Here Laurens, S C, September 14—Want- MARKET SHOWS FIRM and professional men "of the copper ed on a charge of murder, James Deferred Payments mines strike district, decided at a Christopher was taken to Hay wood >&\ annah. Ga , September 14 —Tur- meeting- today to offer mediation to thf Start practicing now On Diamonds county North Carlina, this afternoon pentine was Ii rm f o r t h e pa^ t w ee k strikers and operators In an effort to Under our deterred pay losing ^estPiciav at 39 as ag ilrist settle the strike which is senouslv by officers It is alleged that Chrie- to-pher killed a man several weeks and be prepared to ment plans, jou can pur S 3-4 to 39 last Saturday and -JS 3-4 threatening business Interests A chase a diamond without for the corresponding day a >ear ago committee of three was appointed to ago Christopher was accompanied leeling the outlay. Sales for the -week were 4 382, re- Investigate the contentions of both here by a woman, who was also tak- "Make the Team." You can pay only one-fifth ceipts for the week were 5 4tJ, as factions, providing Its offer is accepted. en to North Carolina by the officers. of the price and bettle the against 4 254 a > ear ago Shipments The club's proposition, which IB un- balance in as manv as te*i for the w eek were 1,474, as ag-ainst derstood to have the backing of Gov- We have Footballs equal monthly payments 1 912 a vear ago. Stocks are 33 241, ernor Ferris, waa referred to by both as against 40.409 a year ago Stocks Piesldent Moyer of the Western Fed- Only 6 per cent simple m Increased 3 93S in the past week and Football Goods eration of Miners and Treasurer Len- GOUT terest is charged on the Rosins for the past week were fii-rn amount left after deducting non of the American Federation of Lower grades decreased 5 to ] T cents Labor in their addresses to 3,000 strik- at all prices. the cash payment. in prHe Increases of 10 to 15 w ere eis here this afternoon Both de- This 6 per cent is the dif- noted in upper crrades Sales for the clared that any plan which was as Like Rheumatism, Can Be Ex- ference .between time and week were 17 4^3, receipts for the fair to the men as It waa the the opera- pelled by the Prompt Use of cash ''prices—being just week were 15 2SO as against l."j,9QO a, tors w-ould be considered but that the Sulphur in Solution. GET YOURS NOW enough to pay for the es.tra > ear ago. shipments for the week strikers would hold out for the right bookkeeping involved. were 11.316 as against 14,892 a vear to organize and recog-nition of the It would =oc be fair to the a^ro stocks are 17^,668, * as against "Western Federation of Miners As the Not the old fashioned disgusting cash customer to sell on 104 420 a \ear ago Stocks increased operators are flrm In their stand not to doses ot a thick mixture of molasses A list of some of your time at the same price as 3,964 in the past week recognize the federation, little hope is and powdered sulphur, but a better for cash. held out for the success of the new way—SU1.FOSOL, the new form of needs at reduced prices: Diamonds will be materi- plan sulphur IQ solution—the form anx- KILLED IN A COLLISION Lennon remarked that he toad seen iously desired tor hundreds of rears ally higher betore Novem- drunken soldiers on the streets and Football Shin Guards, 50c, 75c, $1.00 value lOc pair ber. It will mean quite a ON ATLANTIC BEACH declared that the governor should | by the medical profession and now saving to purchase now, so close the saloons if the militia con- I first realized In SXILFOSOL. Football Elbow Pads, regular 50c value lOc pair you can get the benefit of Jaeksor\ 'lie Fla September 14 — tinued to patronize them SUL.FOSOL is as soluble as sugar Football Shoulder Pads, 50c value lOc pair the old prices. Donald Johnson an electrician, was Rumors of serious trouble tomorrow- or salt, and it has brought so much Instantly killed and Ed Garrett, a 1 Selection packages sent 1 morning are In circulation tonight and Joy and gladness to sufferers from Football Pants, $1.00 and $1.50 values 25c each prepaid anywhere for exam- bank clerk had an arm and leg brok- both the troops and deputies have been Rheumatism, Gout, Eczema and stub- Football Jackets, 50c value lOe each ination. en in a collision on the beach between ordered on duty early It le said ;t horn skin troubles that the whole Pablo and Atlantic Beach late thla determined effort will be made by tho world should know of this wonderful Football Headgear, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 values . . . 25ceach Call or write for booklet, afternoon Johnson and Garrett were strikers to stop mining work at the "Facts About Diamonds," riding a motorcycle An automobile Calumet and Hecla mines. remedy. Special Discount on Football'Goods in Team Lots. and buy before we follow driven by S S Burrell, approaching SULFOSO1. is the great vltallzer the advance. them, skidded and struck the motor- of the blood, expeller of uric acid FULL LINE COLLEGE PEMJANTS 50c, 75e, $1.00} cvcle Almost every bone in John- Ebert Succeeds Bebil. and other blood taints and conqueror MAIER&BERKELE, Inc. son s body was^ broken. Berlin, September 14 —-The Vor- ot Gout and Rheumatism. Get it of Diamond Merchants w aerts, the organ of the German so- your nearest druggist or write to the 31-33 Whitehall Street cial democratic party, reports that the Sulfosol Company, 215 Washington KING HARDWARE GO. "TANGO" METERS socialistic national committee has St., New York, for a free book on Established 1887 For the Tang*o footers for $3 50. Vou Gout, Rheumatism and Blood Dis- 53 Peachtree Street can g"et right down to the last word elected Deputy Frelderlch Ebert as in dancing. Jno. L. Moore & Sons, 42 party leader to succeed August Bebel. eases and the successful use ot SUtr TS". Broad St.—(adv.) Herr Bebel died at Zuricn_ August 13. FOSOL In their treatment The MB IfMKVt* o»«m their drmft- >C ««MO»» today. Se-rcnt ylayrn Edited By jM mure to &* •onvftt—Crotn ttl« DRAFTING SEASON OPENS DICK JEMISON Who Will Crackers Lose -^ T. A. Hammond Gblt Tourney WHIFFS By Draft?—Majors Start ^ Will Close A. A. C. Season avory. SMLEADER STILL IN FRONT The IDlt grolf season of the Atl«ntm ing In the qualifylns rounds and In all THEBJE has been a lot of talk re- Drafting Season Today Athletic club la Hearing ttg close. But match play. cently regarding "thrown" sames, one more- tournament remains to be As many flights as fill will be .play- Washington's Great Twirler favoritism to this or that batter and a Chicago Star Tops National played. ed. The first and seconds rounds ot lot of other unsavory comments re- match play must be played by Septem- garding the Southern iea^ue race. The By Dlelc Jemteon. team is down under optional aggreft- League Hurlers—Al Dem- The qualifying round in "the tourna- ber 26. the semi-finals by September Has Won 31 Games and eventual outcome proves without a Who will" the Atlanta Crackers, the ments that have already been exercised. ment tor the T. A. Hammond trophy la 27 and the finals by September 28. doubt that baseball is still "the clean- pennant winners of 1913, lose by Bert King might attract oome atten- scheduled (or next Saturday afternoon. The finals in the first flight will be est of sports." For the tallenders to draft? tion. Lack of size will probably prove aree Is Second—Big Alex- Players will quality according to their Lost Only 7 the Entire Sea- defeat the leaders in the nnal game of Thls Is the question that is agitat- a handicap to him, however. not scores, the olub handicaps apply- 36 holes. In all the others IS. the season, thus beating them out of ing- the minds of tihe Atlanta fans All the best players at Nashville, ander Third. son. the pennant. Is proof enough of this today. with the exception of First Baseman -without further comment. The big season open* today Kraft, have already been sold. The ALL HOTELS CROWDED a-nd runs for the next week, or ten latter has jus-t been secured by the *ert Humphries, the Chicago irler. le'etin Walter Jabnson, the g"»t pitcher of th* Keeler. days. Vols from New Orleans, but his tre- leader of the National " with fourteen Washington Americans, ]e proving bis right to There are several players on the mendous hitting ability Is sure to at- win* and but three defeats. AJ DomareB, the MIKE BAIEN11 BOUGHT Even Addition of Ansley Has tha title of the premier iwlrlcr ot the world by O. B. KKEI..ER was official scorer roster of the Atlanta club who will traot ,the attention of some c/f the owner Gall, te second with one lees vrltt and the lib work tills season, j the last half of the season, after P. H. be eligible to drafts and who are weaker hitting teams in the majors. sam« number of flefeata. Not Kept Up With Demand. Johnson Is vaUcing away with the American "Whiting bevfortitl his connection with worthy of beans called in by the ma- aflontg-ora-ery and Memphis fail to Hare are the National league twlrters irho league hurling honors. ££« has van thirty-out jors. show any players worthy of draft, all lave won .500 or more per cent ot thalr game* games and lost seven this ecaeon, Houck. of The Georgian. 1 n Mr. Keeler's de- ip to and including those plaj-ed Wednesday, BYCHAWGACLUB the Athletics, and Palkenbere. oE Cleveland, »r» fense we have this to offer. Mr. Keeler But according to the drafting rules. the stars of the former having- been Atlanta's new hotels seem to mako the next twirlers In line. c-nly one player can be taken from sold already, while ou the latter there 10: endeavored to be so fair in the acor- are a bun-ch of veterans who have T. Ave. no dent In the demand for temporary Hcr« ar« the twirlers who have won .500 or .izig of base hits, especially where Wel- one dub tn the league. Who will 3 O 1.000' accommodations on the part of the more per cent ot their games up to and Including be the Atlanta player that will be been up. those played Wednesday, September 1O: chonce and Robertson were concerned, If we were doing the drafting fr«m S O 1.000 traveling: public. that the local player suffered thereby. chosen by lot. 1 0 1.000 President Andrews Secures Re- Pltpher*—Clubs. G, W. ~ . The PoPisiMIltios. the list of men above, figuring, or1 Sunday was the busiest day yet this 1.000 "We tbo ugh t that Welchonce should course, one man to the team and being lumphrlea. Oil. f 14 0 .824 ihave had at least two more hits than Harry Welchonce, Tommy Long, Demaree, N- T. . 13 1 .813 turn of Lookout, Who Was season at the larger downto/wn ho- Coombs, Ath. . . . 2 1.000 Harry Chapman, Rlving-ton Bisland and successful in our picks, we , would Cooper, Fgfc. . . 0 .750 W. Johnson. Was. .816 he-was given during the last ten days . 21 tels. The new Ansley, recently oDen- ^ 84 .785 Elliott Dent are all sure to be drafted. choose the following: Alexander, Phi. . . 40 2 .741 . Star in 1912. Houck, AtH. - . .of the season. We do not make this Bisland, o.; Atlanta; Wilson, of New 1 .719 ed and concerning which hotel men Palkenberg, CI«. . .714 claim of better scoring ability than Mr. Which one will be the lucky one In Seaton, Phi. . . . 4* .714 the draw? Orleans; Knlseley,. of Birmingham; Pierce, Cht. . . . 21 10 1 .714 wsLgged their heads in doubt when it Boeliling, Was. . Keeler, far be it. A finer gentleman, Hogs, oE Mobile, and Kraft, of Nash- Marquard. N. Y. . . 37 20 opened its doors in midsummer, Walsh. C3)I. . . .TOO acribe and exponent ot" fair play never We would like to see any of the men Chattanooga, Tenn., September 14.— Een<1er. Ath. . . . . 4-1 .ess mentioned go up and stick, Altlanta ville. . 38 [Special.)—President Andrews, of the was "standing them Hip" over Sun- lived, but to tahow the calamity howl- 1 ^ „ „ would take more than one McQuIHen,' Pgh. \ . 22 .667 Wocd. Boa. . . . , 22 -988 fandom Is unselfish encnig-h to wist If we Chattanooga club, announced from day. The Piedmont, the well-known . 27 .S«7 era that Welchonce was not favored. that they make good, though from the man from each tea-m. we would grab W,.ancr, Bkl. . . . 18 2 .667 R. CoUlns. Boa. ;Had the situation been less critical every 'man mentioned as eligible for Adams. Pgh. . . . 40 10 Cincinnati today the purchase of Mike Feachtree street establishment, had' its Blandtrg. nc. . . 36 .653 or In the earlier uart of the race, Wel- selfish side we would not like to lose draft on the roster ot the pennant Theney, Chi. . . . SO 3alenti from the St. I/ouis Browna. usual overflow * register, demands for W. Mitrhell, Cle. . . 34 .63S any of these five men. . 37 The Indian shortstop was a Lookout V. Gregg, Cle. . . 38 .633 chonce might have been given the hits Winners. 'esreau, N. Y rooms being unprecedented for this .625 and the opposing fielders exempted "With Long and Welchonce In the Cincinnati, September 14.—Baseball rtaelt, Chi. . . . 29 n 19J.2. and wag drafted by the . 12 outfield. Bisland In the infield. Chap- . 31 time of year. All the other hotels Brown, Ath. . . . 11 .621 from the errors. But Mr. Keeler was, magnates, managers, players and re- Browns last fall. were also crowded. . 85 .615 and always will be, first of ail. fair, no man behind the bat and Dent In the . XI FJanlr, Ath. . . box, the Crackers would have an ex- porters began arriving in this city to- floblnson, PEh. . . . 42 .391 The hotel situation in Atlanta is Bush, Ath. . . . 83 .611 matter what team the player may be cellent nucleus to build the 1914 team night to be in attendance at the annual Benton. Cln. . . . 20 .570 Mceeley, Bos. , . . IS .600 something- like the subway situation .593 around. meeting of the National Baseball Com- Ylnsllng, Bkl. . . . 23 .571 in New York city. Wh*en the sub- Cieottc. Chi, . . . 37 But there is one consolation. Pour mission, which will meet tomorrow Brennao, pbl. . . . 83 .583 Russell. Cht . . . 47 671 and supervise the drafting of players . SI .533 NATIONAL LEAGUE "way was opened, the surface and ele- Warhop. N. T. , . . 14 .571 Not That Kind. of the five will be here next spring, Mayer. Phi. . . . fi- and for the sake of the player who from the minor leagues. Chairman Salleft, St. L. . , . 46 .500 vated line management started count- CaH-ncll, X. T. . . 21 .Mi . Cans,, players and scribes August Herrmann and National League a. Brown. Cin . 38 500 ing the days until they would have (.o Bcdlent, Boa. . . . 3S ll .MX will go up and, g-et In the limelight PYomme, N. T. . . Bl 500 Dubuc. Dat. . . . 32 12 .ess «Io not want anj thing: that is won un- more by reason of playing in the big President Thomas Lynch are here, and close shop. Nothing like it occurred. .520 Ban Johnson, president of the Ameri- Dicbaon, Bob. . 18 .300 Chicago T. New York 0. Hamilton, St. L. . , . 31 der any circum stances bordering on show and recedv'e more compensation, Wlltrn. N. T. . . 16 .500 Chicago, September 14.—Chicago shut The surface and elevated lines held . 42 .500 the unsavory. AnU acting as spokes- we hope -that he makes grood. can league, is expected early tomor- out New York, 7 to 0, today. The their own as to hauling" passengers, . IT .900 man for all three, we cannot refrain Welcnonce, Ix>ng and Nixon in the row. Besides these three members of locals played a careful game behind r. Hall, Bos. . 38 .500 the commission, nearly all the presi- reports showing that they did as well .500 Irom "calling" the hands of the ca- outfield, B!sla,nd, Keating and Alper- Cheney, who was hit hard, while the the year after the subway had opened . 13 laralty howlers, whom, if they were mann in the infield. Chapman, Dunn dents of the two major league clubs league leadens took too many chances . 1 1 .500 make it stick are expected to be on uan<3- as they did previously. s. CIc. . . 6 I .800 believed, \*ould tr\ tu and Reynolds behind the bat, Dent, on the bases in trying: to s-teal and .COO that black was white. Price and Voss in the box. is a mighty Although the cream of the minor play the hit-and-run game. In the On the other hand the subway com- ii. Was. 14 good nucleus for any manager to carrv leagues has been secured by purchase LEAGUE LEADERS eighth Fromme, wlio , relieved jVIar- pany began paying dividends at the Jffot Necessary. over. by the major league clubs, there are 3~uard. who was buried under a bom- end of their first fiscal year. Joe A'gler is lost for good and it many good players still available by bardment of hits which netted four, Statisticians pondered over the "FAKING" CONFESSION will be an effort to nil his shoes at the drafting route, and these are be- runs, Manager Evers and Snodgrass' THE COMMENT punted in The Con- the initial cushion. Wallop Smith is ing drawn upon heavily • It is be- problem of how the people who pat- RETRACTED BY PELKY stitution one day hut H eek from a were banished as a result of argu- ronized the subway lines had travel- fan who signed hitus'-rC "A Grouch," also lost. lieved n-ore drafts have been filed by ments with the umpires. The largest Slay Come Bade. the major leagues this year than at ed previous to its opening, as the sur- Calsar>. Alberta. September 14.— concerning the batting title-, was from Harry Holland, Slim L.ove and pos- any time since the national agreement crowd of the season witnessed the face and elevated lines did not lose his viewpoint, O. R. But it does a grame, and ground rules prevailed. After a long conference with Tommy grave Injustice to HAVC- Robertson, as sibly Joe Conaelman and Carl Thomp- went into effect. The national agree- Score by innings. K. H. i3. a single patron, fine a 1'ellow afa evor pulled on a pair son will be- batjk. If they axe. then ment rules provide that when two or Washington Stops Cleveland New York 000 000 000—0 14 0 Burns, his manager. Arthur PelKy. F.ill Smith will have very little buying more ciubs draft a player he shall be Chicago -.100 002 04x—7 11 1 Ai.itLiii.ci. iiuici^. i^ic new -Miaie^, ! heavyweight boxer and the second of baseball spikes. Robertson is enti- to do to weld out a team that will disposed by lot. tled to the Rose niedaV Cor batting, and give all of them a, fierce battle for National league directors tomorrow Advance Towards Top and Batteries—'Marquard, Fromme and the Georgian Terrace and the other ! man in the ring whtn Luther McCarty we hope no one intimates that he Meyers; Cheney and Archer. Time 2:00. hotels are crowded. Yet the older ; Killed here in May, tonight is- should givp It back I'ncler the terms the ''ug. w HI consider the protest Involving the Umpires, Rigler and Byron. >vas Manager Smith will be In Cincinnati game between New York and Philadel- Giants Have Fine \Veeh, establlahments arc doing as well, i? ! sued a statement, in -a-hich he re- of Mr. Koae'4 offer, the medal was to today aner who led the Southern the drafts ;u o recorded and all the Philadelphia T. Cincinnati 6. tr cted a Jeague six days be to re the season ed to Ne^\ York, by Umpire Brennan Beating Pirates. Cincinnati, September 14.—Philadel- With the addition of the WinecofE' » "confession' recently mado players ha\ e been awarded. because of the actions of spectators. hotel to the Hat of first-class hostel- at Portland, Ore., in which he declared closed. Robertson led al mat time. He it is p ssible that he will purchase Pres[e any promisinpromisingg ^ mflelderuiu«iu<=isa o-wir |\ o^-- ame tu Philadelphia, which was in to monkey with the figures can start rnatbh at Calvary last spring. He add- males him grlve it to WtJ'-honei;. be- pitchers on the market. Bill may grab . New York was gained last week by • both the early lead by g-ood hitting- and by the working- out that pcobJem. They will cause the latter happened to beat him the ]ead at the lime Tne major league leaders in line for world's grace of errors by Cincinnati. Dooin ed that Burns did not owe him money. oft' j, couple. rinb protested this ruling, and the linal championship honors, and, with both undoubtedly reach the same total out the final day of the yea.r. Let's The Atlanta team Is not the only f by a committee was rtit on the knee by a foul tin in Pellsy declared he was under the In- stop this "unfair winric •" talk for decis on will be made the Giants and Athletics playing a the second inning and retired in f«\-or when they have ended their work. Hucm-c of liquor when he sigrned the Southern league teajii that has players j Qf National league directors. stronger and more consistent game once and for all. who are likely to be drafted. President T^ynch was a guest of Mr. than for weeks previous, there seems of Burns. __ Portland statement. At Birmingham, Pete Kniseley and Herrmann at the game today between Score by Innings: Mobile Manager. Omar Ilardsrove are easily the pick hardly a chance regaining for an up- Philadelphia -. -.210 200 101—7 12 0 TIFT COTTON EARLY The statement issued by Pel'ky, "to Cincinnati and Philadelphia. He said set before the close of the season, now the spotting world" said in part: the men left a ftf*r sa,les and recalls. that Umpire ISmslie has mailed to New a, bare three weeks away. Cincinnati 000 010 230—6 9 6 WHO \VlIjlj man.ise the Mobile Gulls Drafts- may tie filet" for both. York his report of the fight between The most marked improvement was Batteries—Camnlta, Seaton. Burns "My story from Portland, Ore., say- Finis Wilson is about the only man Manager Joe Tinker, of the Cincinnati and Dooin; Johnson, Suggs and Kling. Farmers Report Third of Crop 1 In the season of I *J 11. i& a aue.stion i the Now Orleans te«im fhat the shown by MeGraw*s men. who jumped Time 2:08. Umpires, O'Dq-y and Bmslie. ing tfrat my contest with Burns -was a that is interesting the funs of the cir- v -™.... nirepors t Mr. T^yjich will not announce History repeated itself so far as the false. Burns has been my best friend land, scout; ChKilfe Starr, captain of SchrnTd't | decision, but it IR probable that all American league contenders were con- won from Brooklyn, 7 to 6, today. The cial).—Fully one-third of the cotton the 1913 r vi liners-up, and Charley cerned. While the Athletics dropped home players secured two runs in the crop^ Ufocf Tif__.t, „count _,y has been 0gather- since I have been In the fighting game." ninth when Tingling made two wild , ed and over one-fourth of it marketed, Pelkey declared he signed such a Schmidt, the bi« ratcher. The owners two games tothe "White Sox before throws to third base, and Wound up of the cl->b would make a wise choice they braced, and. evened up the series, with a wild pitch. x sald the growers at the semi-monthly statement at Portland under tlhe direc- in any of fhe three. But Starr, In the Clevelands broke under the Wash- Score by innings: R. U. K. meeting of the .farmers of the* county tion of the sporting editor of m. Port- view of his captaincy, is clearly en- ington attack and again missed Brooklyn 201 000 201—6 8 3 at the Tifton. Chamber of Commerce land newspaper who dictated the let- titled to a crack at the managerial splendid chance to worlc themselves Saturday. into a position where the Mackmen St, Louis ..000 001 042—7 9 3 ter. end. Batteries—Nlehaus, Sallee and Wingo; Early cotton has opened fast an.i just come from th« hospital would have had the flght of their lives Pfeiffer, Rag-an, Tingling and Fischer. the weather has been so favorable Toe Great Hnrler*. EMMONS TO HANDLE for championship laurels. !n , ras sick," ths Time 2:05. Umpires, Eason and Bren- for picking that it has been (fathered ] continues. Wanhlneton Stops Napa. nan. statement "When I took JOHNSON and Mathowson take front DEFENDER OF THE CUP GOLFERS WILL BATTLE- Washington. Cleveland's nemesis as fast as opened. . Prom 50 to 60 thftae b late, caused by bad weather at taking liquor. It put me in a stato Kin and the latter. his thirteenth for the flag, ana even the Clevelun-d planting time and baa seed, and this formerly chosen today by the so-called FOR OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP title to second place has been threat- FROM CANADA TRIP I never was in before. I was influenced year as a major leagxie twirler, Is near Vanderbilt syndicate, to manage their cotton is just beginning to come in. th.6 top. But it is the wonderful con- ened. Birmingham's men, however, to do so by would-be -friends under candidates for the America's cup hon- made a good start In Philadelphia by Athens. -Ga.. September 14.—(Spe- Corn crop, - s were generall, ..y refrorte d conditions in w«« I would have done trol of thfse two pitchers that Is ors next year. Mr. Kmmons, u the short and hay peas and othe r foragf e , . worthy ot comment Johnson has syndicate boat is selected to meet Si- Strong Array of Experts Gatl. downing the Athletics yesterday in cial.)—T>r. Andrew M. Soule will re- lmoat anythlne walked 38 batters in 42 games. Matty will be the first game of the series. The -rops, as well as , "In conclusion, let me say that Thomas I-.lpton's challenger, turn from Canada Tuesday and the sweet potatoes, has padded 19 in 36 g,i Johnson the first amateur In man jears to cr for Contest on Country runners-up, however, are a full game ere also reported as Burns ha3 settled everything satisfac- has fanned 209 batters. Tesrcau is the handle a defender of the blue ribbon worse o'ff than a week ago, the Ath- preparations for the opening of the not g"ood. torily and does not owe me cent. leading- strike-out hurler o£ the Na- Club Links at Brookline letics' lead having grown from six ane State College of Agriculture depart- One farmer said he was selling his of the seas." a half games then to seven and a hall Burns and I are still together and win tional league, with 150 in 37 games. All members of the syndicate except ment of the University of Georgia hay green as fast as he could har\ est be .to the end." Cornelius V-cnderbilt, «-ho has not jet today. ft, and was getting $27' per acre fo*- An All-Star Team. returned from Europe, conferred here Brookline, Mass., September 14.—The In the National league the Giants will be completed. his crop. This hay was made after today. Mr. Emmons and C. Oliver Ise- - ,. naest array of golfers ever g~ath- got a running start for a series of Most of the other teachers are on ( in victories on their 'western trip by THE CUSTOM tu pick all-star teams lin, a member of the cup t-o'TimittCf lchonee (Atlanta). Rob- Mde.? £!u> present title holder. Jack double-header, when thej 7net the! ~~ TO HELP FRIENDS and loked over the first draft of -?'cl>c, mott. of Atlantic City; Harry nrst reverse. Their advantage is so The Federal League, said to be the ertson (Mobile). Messenger (Birming- the design. They expressed themspJves 1 tion. first independent basebalV organization ham); third base. Smith ( Vtlanta): as vety much pleased with her linos V.-( t'df-it anrJ Kdxvard Kay. both farmer commanding that they would have to Dr. DeLoach has gone to the exper- Newark, X. J.. September It. — Ray- Jintish champions' William K, Reid, lose their future games while Philadel- to complete its full schedule, closed its shortstop, Bislancl (Atlanta); second Tt !s~ understood that the > acht wul ,' Isti cf KnprlanTl, Liouis Tel Her, ol phia was wlnnlner steadily to g-ive the iment station to direct that work. mond K. Smith, fo'-.iier treasurer of tb.,; first season today with fctfe Indianapolis base. Warey < Montgomery > ; first base, be designed to spread 15.000 square VVanr-e, W. J. Bell, Charles R. Murray, Quakers a look in for ultimate honors His work as professor of cotton indus- Roseville Trust Company of this city. Agler cAtlanta). Catchers, Schmidt feet of sail. who surrendered last night and was club winner of the pennant. , (Mobile) itml Chapman C Atlanta); Speaking of the selection of Mr Em- Karl Keffer an same of the we ok, but was Food" Wiley. Professor H. B. Car-and later statements have appreciable neither v ill enter the world's series eighteen hole1;. a,fter which it is ex- mauled with sc in •verity by the Cubs penter has resigned to leave October 1, games ahead of its nearest opponent. prfmpd, unh^s tho pace they have a sthe new week opened. Mathewson. •aiaed that sum. pected the course will be several Mr. Blackburn, from Illinois univer- "My individual debts amount to prac- Cleveland. The other clubs finished forced during the u.iKt two weeks is YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. troKes haider. The tees will be set Tesreav a nd Demaree swims-ing- sity, has been selected to take tha in order, St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas Just a ni itU'r of jockeying by Mack the farthest possible point. along in world series form Demaree, leally nothing," said Smith In his and Mod, ;*\\ to give their teams a by the way, 13 working up a remark- place of Mr. Kiger in the horticultur- statement. "I shall turn over all my City and Pittsburg-. . •Anile on the putting greens the holes al department. rest. The next two weeks will tell, wjll be located on ridges instead of 5able record for a first year man, oe- assets and give all possible assistance Tf both tfMm-, come with a rush from InternHttonn) in tne hollows, so that even avowed ng tied with Humphries, of Chicago, Mr. Hollingshead, in the soil survey n the effort ,to stralg-hten out the now to the e*i iuU 2. teurs \Vith such an entry list the season contenders. Bender. Plank, Pendleton. Ore., September 14 —The vidual ends. If it shall later A, Edison, recovering at his home here association has been obliged to split Brown and Shaivkey, the twirlers ex- broncho busting championship of the COACH HKI*iM\X. of the Tech Tel- A mcrtcan /va the players into two divisions and pected to do the bulk o*f the work world was settled here late last night.* low Jackets-, is covered with bruises. rnlumli's 6 Mil™ e •"> Tndia's Z, Kan C I run off two preliminary rounds of 36 against the National league champions, A. K. McCormach, of Cheyenne, Wyo., TVxe Jack'-t gruli ron instructor keeps Kan C 1. India's ". St Paul 4. Toledo 1. holes each on Tuesday .and Wednesday. have been holdlnp their opponents tt- and Bob Cavin. of Cladwell. Idaho, busy eveiy dav pinching himself to he Pt. Paul 10 Toledo 7 - The bes-t 3'2 scores in each of these close scores recently, but the old hit- tied for the honor, and the luck oC the sure that" hc'y awake Never in the Louisa lite 3. Minneapoli days will qualify for the 72-hole cham- tins power o° the team has not been draw gave McCormach the champion- history of his connection with Tech \ pionship on Thursday and Friday. strong-ly In evidence. ship. Bertha Blancott. of Los Ange- have there been so many promising The champion will receive a sub- As for the Clevelands, besides fall- les, became woman1* champion relay stantial prize In cash if a professional ig: off in hitting, almost their entire In the garden' of Mrs. Ijouis Pratt, able to get along with perhaps lesa new players to enter school as this 0 cow girl rider by winning each heat at Belfast. Me., there arc -more than rest than any other man and^does not fall- Practically all the classy prep I and a, plate if an amateur, while nine staft of twirlers proved unequal to the in the three dashes. QUERIES ANSWERED J ether prizes, oither of cash or plate, pressure in facing Washington bat- Mrs. Blancott, on Rambling Sue, WUR. seven hundred varieties of shrubs and his physician's orders school football talent in the south will he awarded. ters. Washington's boxmen showed flowers, including many old-fashioned but nevertheless, it Is said, will comply seem to have chosen Tech this year. superb foTm in this series, the almost barely, defeated for the ehaH " "No wonder "Heis" is wearing a Sunny invincible Johnson annexing two of the world in the cowgirls DUCKHI& kinds, rarely seen elsewhere. with them. Under this Tiead th« sport! • v. J! < &ames. con test by Nettle Hawn, of Presno, piLVor to answer all questions p •taint tig to Record Cor Weefc. Cat. on Snake. Wallie Padgett* -,of ranches of sports Where They Play Today The record in each league of games Cheyenne, who mauder«6. Phi . . 2T Cleveland. . . . Bo-ton 30 r>8 9 32 J. Miner, FsX - - -* 92 .44s j ened by a recent attack of typhoid Mng:on.. Kilbane-Is Confident. 70 . Chicago . . 10 46 S 41 j. Smith. Bkl. ... 32 fever, physicians say, were unable to B< Octroi- . 31 67 11 52 •WTieat. Bftl. . . . 26 202 62 .420 as . Cleveland, September 14.—Accompa- 207 73 .423 stand- the strain- in his attempt to ' ~" St. Louis 12 34 nied by his manager, Jimmy Dunn, Koaetchy, St. I,- 3S Detroit.. .. 7S 4UT New York 1 35 58 S 33 work into condition, and he may "be St. Louis.. 8S «7i Featherweight Champion Johnny Kil- American. placed in a plaster cast for several New York. . S4 370 bane left tonight lor Boston, where Players—Clubs. HR. TB, E=.B. Ave weeks. he will meet, Jimmy Walsh, ot that Jackson, Cle. . - . OS G 2G4 SC .357 Physicians at the hospital say that Ferns and Walters Matched. city, in a twelve-round bout^toext Speaker, Bos. . . . SI 3 261 S4 .540 CLCBS— Tuesday night. Kllbane expressed 188 In rare instances following a severe Wm. Ixwt. P.O. Chicago. September 14.—"Wild Cat" Cobto. Det. . . . . 17 S 54 .528 eW York . 45 "SS Ferns, ot Kansas City, and Walters, a confidence in. his ability to defeat B«k«". Att. . - . 29 11 243 7S .479 attack of typhoid fever, muscles of the .. 80 40 •Walsh. O»penfeel» Clear Co. 2 246 SQ .4C4 .. TO50 'BRB former sailor, were matched tonight to 210 49 .440 body have been known to stretch. An Chicago . box ten rounds In Kenosha, "Wls., on DbrtrtkaMra. E. Collins. AtlJ- • 21 X-ray photograph of the injured mus- pittsburs.. .. 72 7 E««« AI»b«m« St. Mclnaos, Ath, . . 207 45 .423 cles will be taken tomorrow, and a Brooklyn, -. 58 September 26. The winner. It was an- Pratt. St. I*. • • 213 56 -405 .. 57 nounced, will meet Mlke_ Gibbons, of McDeVitt Will Coach. Botk Pfconto Mmtm MS. 196 61 -4O2 final decision made as to the need for ; Boston, St. Paul, in a welterweight - contest G. •WWtams, St. I*. 52 the cast. . ™«- *•«• Minneapolis, Minn., September 14.— Oiartos, -AtH. • - - 191 .391 two weeks hence. B. W. McDevttt, former linesman on the Tale football team, will be assist- ant coach at the University of Min- Burlesque, Columbia the- Burlesque, Columbia the- Burlesque, Columbia the- Burlesque, Columbia the- nesota, &ccordlnff to an announcement ater, Monday, .7:30 p. m. _ ater, Monday, 7:30 p. m, _ ater, Monday, 7:30 p. m. ater, Monday, 7:30 p. m» made tote*. . . .

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Male prln and Rooms . 8 4 5 110 W Mitchell st. beyond Terminal stattoo. OLJ) upright Stcinway piano In good condition Call Ivy 1»6B J i g'pg' erada teaehera term begins moon. cost ne» $6OO will take $85 cash Stein-way Atlanta Terminal Station. Opportunities 7 5 CIA NT WHITE SHASTA Capital Upholstering Co Piano care Constitution nishings of 108 Capitol j ttlante and \\elt Point Railroad C*» and Hall Order j-" •*-> -«.••/.*—'-4j~-.i--..>-»^ DAISY, clumps 50c eacli, OFFICE furniture a specialty all kind or fnml HEART PUXfc SHING&ES for sale at $4 per 1 000 nv»» Trom— N o De-part To— (many plants) Flower Scop 121 'Whitehall SITUATIONS W'T'D—Male ture reftn-Ehed packed and shipped on chore Gate Ctj Lumber Company 6O4 Doeatur St Ave., part of the furnish- Wes- Pt S lo am Directory . S 1 FOR beat home made cakes, delivered promptly SPECIAL RATES for Situation Wanted «fls 3 notice 14S South pryor Both phon» Both phones 44 liVost Pt 0 So New Orleans 5 45 • sea or phono barter! as. Main 3407 J 229 soatb lines one time 10 cents, 3 tlmea 15 cent* WB PAY highest cask prices for household good* 18 Colnmbu-j. 10 20 am Cut-Oft Clothing 1 4 Prvor street cash with orders elwaye pi on OB and of flea furniture cash advanced on SAFES Ole*. cabinet* new and Mcond hand. ings of 345i/£ Peachtree New Or 30 4 ^!1 Monigorn y 6 l Cleamera, Preaaera, Etc. 7 consignment. Central Auction Company 12 East Gookln Bank and Office Equipment Compac? 40 N«w Or i *o pm 3J New Orleans 2 "00 1 4 tNMAN PARK PISH MARKET YOUNG MAN, good literary Mitchell street Bell p&one Mala 2424 S j 1 * Vorth Pryor street 4 Montjom y r 03 pm IT Columbus 4 06»m ' nnd he-wins 7 3 FRESH nSH dally^4B3 Edge wood __ At. 3093 A- and commercial education; 3 JACOBS AUCTION CO will buy anything In FOR SALE—Anything- you want or could possibly St., also 571 S. Pryor St., ^Columbus 7 Wpm Orleans 5 20 pm the way of household goodj* We pay th« call for Jacobs tuctlan Hooso, 51 Deeatur St. 36 Yew O il 3 « West point 5 45 Wa 3 _ _ years' experience general office highest caah price Call Atlanta phono £2&> Boll BeH 1434, Atlanta 21JS5 For Sale— Miscellaneous . 7 MatD 14C4 51 Deeatur a tree t. consisting of elegant bed- Central of Georgia Railfray. YOl vTT\l first class house cleaning call work, capable of handling corre- 1000 ARMY ttnta, IS ounce U S duck, Arrive From— Depart To—- For Bint— ipartmenj.i s FOR BARGAINS In furniture, household slightly used We have all sizes Call or spondence, can use shorthand, or offlco flxturea call AtL phone 2285 B*U write oprtnger s. 2 S Pr>or St. SB_1_M_ 1526^ *«a% ,nna& For Rent— Business Apace b main 14W JacobB Auction Co. fll Deeatur St. 0 room, dining room, parlor, Albany 8-oo*m satisfactory references E-2I, care NICB oak sideboard $12 Southern "Wreckage maa 6 2> am Ma on 12.30pm Ror Fent^-GaraeeM — Burna *» HELP WANTED—Male HOL3EHOLD turnlshl nga for eale Company 114 S Forsyth St 11 G 2oam Macon Constitution radiant bouse heater dinlog ro library, reception hall and ivlllc 7 J^» am S 30pm for Sent — Uoost-s *> STOJEU3S AJVD OFFICES. etc Ivy 7720 J FOR faALB—Star well drilling machine In goofl [scan 9 35pm BOOKKt h-PBR and HtcnogTapher young man condition. For further Information write to [aeon For lUmt—3It»<-eJlnu<-ou n % or ability in reply state age experience and FOR SALE—Household furnisnlngs Entire fur 10 50am SSOpm WANTED—Position by young furnishings of mj QOTHO ^9 Cherokee a\e at a city of rort Valley Ga _ avanDRh 10 10 pm. For Rent —Office s S salarj expected Address D G K care Con kitchen furnishings; fine Maoon 4 20 p n all tut on man who understands general sacrlflce Phooe AI 46S4 J FOR SALE—One double-aided Sat top desk aleo 7 13 pm Thomasville 11 45 pm for H«nt>—-Room s S PUHNITUHE and rugs at lowest prices. Rob hat rack both goad as new John J Woodsldt. Maooa II 45 pm WANTFD—Bright neat office boy familiar wlOi office work or collecting Good ison Furniture Co 27 1 Hunter Storage Co 239 Edgewood ave Ivy 203T For H«nt — Stores 8 Rllng Apply SO2 Third National Bank build Crex, Brussels and Ax- For Rent —Typewriter s 8 lug Morrla Fertil zer Company references C L 8,631'White- DANDY oak sideboard $12 50 beautiful buffet" FOR SALE!—\ aecond hand 73 horse boiler w.*r Southern $10 Southern Wreckage Co 114 3 Forayth 3t atack complete will sell cheap. Troy 3tean Premier Carrier of *b«> SODitb." Help Wanted— Molo 7 WANTFT)—A grocer deliv :ry boy 219 South hall st Laun iry 210 Houston bt. mmster art squares, sew- Pryor street FOR SALE—faecoDd hand range good *ni il and Departure Passsengcr ruins AtUau* Help TO anted — Female 7 W A N TED—POSITION AS TEACHER OP cheap lor cusb West H—3 EMPIRE FISH MARKET *»h fallowing schedulec figure^ arc pubiicbed Help Wanted — Hale nnu Fe- PROFESSIONS AND TRADES COMMERCIAL, BRANCHED OP \b SX. SAVE ~25 per cent by buying your furniture T ing machines, heaters. nly as information and are not guarani teed F£.RINTENX>BXT OF SCHOOLS EASTMAN Ed Matthews & Co -3 East Alabama stree FISH DAILY 112 Whitehall street o Arrive No Depart Tc WAV! ED — EXPERIENCED COLJ-EOB GRADUATE PSRMANEN T PUR»UTURn BARGAINS every day S M Sn.dtr i ON^ SIGNS si^alnee best quality OBi ham !£ 01 am 36 New York 12 lo am rFOROIA STATE LICENSE *o YEARS 34T South Pryor St Phone Main 1421 Kent Sign Co 130% Fa«ehtre< at Hoosier and McDougal 5N, York 5 00 am 20 Columbus "i 20am RETAIL SHOE SALESMAN, 'XT FRIET-.OE At>DRESS BUSY CARfi. FOR SALE^-One ticket Atlanta to JachsonvlllV 3 Jack vllie 5 30 am 33 Cincinnati 540am G>ood« A HUSTLER, WITH CITY CONSTITUTION cheap Call qukh Fhona Ivy 1128 43 Wash ton 5 25am 32 Ft Valley 7-15 am Advert inem SALESMAN—1 have nad several rears' success 2 Sbreveport 6 SO am 3>> Blr ham K uOam. X.EANERS—PRESSERS..ETC FOR SA1£1 —Tw o GO horse power bollere W I kitchen cabinets, etc. Also 23 Jack Tllte tl 40am Ix>*t nd Fotum EXPERIENCE REQUIRED rul experience as traveling salesman at prea Traynham Bo R R and Humphries street 6 Warn 5 Chatta ga sat located bat desirous of making change Toecoa S 10 am 12 Richmond MCA.RDLE SHOE CO, 101 Would like to connect wit!h Una where energy RELIABLE TAILORING CO FOR SALE — Large lady a watch Elgi_ J n movt ^ Hcffltn 8 10am 23 Kan City 7 00«tn meot very reasonable Call a very fine office outfit, in- & New York Money to Loan PE4.CHTREE ST and ability will be appreciated Twenty wven 11 1C am 13 Brunawlcfc 745 «m years old neat appearance and gooi] references ALEXANDER. Dry Cleaning Co Ivy TT55 44 E S Chntta 10 36 am 2& Blr ham U 30am Motorcycles and Blej elea Addreas Box 88 ^are Constitution Alexander Dry cleani ig dyeing and pressl-ifr cluding, typewriter Sale Macon 10 45 am 38 Sew York 11 Olam SEED AND PET STOCK . Ft. Valley 10 45 am 40 Charlotte 13-OOna and Dancing BE A BAEBER WANTED—By young man of neat appearance 1 Lolumbus ill tea h *ou the barber tridii n !he nioi-t position of merit considerable fiperlencse in 10 uO am 6Ma on 12 20pm oved man icr In a f«w weeks ^ages while ..CAST-OFF CLOTHING 6 r. 11 lOain JO New York 3 45pm general oTSce work and stenography at present promptly at 10.30 a. m., 4O Bl r bam [ ing wlfl given. Diplomas granted Bring commissary clerk and timekeeper can furnish 12 40 pm 3O Columbus 1. 30pm •Ithln a few daye and liberal discount DROP • card -we 11 bring caah tor SQOCB ai H. G. HASTINGS & CO. °9 Ct>lumbus 1 40 pm I Chat tan ga. 3 OOpm A No J eforence Address H. B A. Camp No clothing The V«ti«r« Ifl6 Deeatur Bt. SEEDS BULSS AN1) POl)LTR'i I Bir ham - .10 pm JO Blr ham and BUliardM will 1>9 allowed you Irom our regular tu tiou, 2, Morrow Kennedy Co R F D No 4 At Monday, at 90 S. Pryor. X*rofc»«ioiial Cards Hjetratel catalogue tree Mol«r Barber College lanta. Ua or phone iry 7416 I BOCK IT Gllmer St will buj men a old SUPPLIES > Charlotte J ffo pm IS Toccoa 430pm 3S I uckie St Atlanta, Ga Established 1S93 ihoea and rlottilnc Plea»« flror him • can] > Macon 4 00 pm 22 Columfbua 6 10 pm Public Stenographers BOTH PHONfcb 2M& ' New York 5 .OO pm o CLucinuatl 5 10 ma ,—it >uu havo two baiiue Prof G O Branning •SITUATION wanted by auto i Brutus v 1 «>0 pm 28 L I Valley 5 20 pm Railroad bcheduie» in teach you the barber trad* tl « e*sy t OHOBR to Insure prompt deliveries B. BERNARD, Auctioneer. 1 RLk-hmond Taught In hallf time of other colleges Com mechanic, now employed, good WANTED—Miscellaneous ould ask that our north and eouth side custom 8 33 pm *3 Hefflln Acal Catate for -*aie tan city 9 20 pm JO Macon 5 30pm > etc ou-^e and position ia oar chain of shops driver best of references Ad- ers> give their orders before Oam and our hatt ga 9 35 pm 41 \\a-sh ton S 45pm Aeml Estate for Sale or Ei- 13" Why pay more? Thousands of our era flu WE. PAY highest cash prices for In naa Park and West End customers before. 2 AT AUCTION 030 Pin itc3 running -bops or making good wage*. At dress Auto Mechanic, Box 205, p m as our wagons leave the store at these 10 _o pm 24 Jack vllle ehnnge anta Barber (. oll^se 10 East Mltcbell street. anything Pianos, household i-t \ illoj 8 OO pro II shn-veport. llOOpm TOMORROW, entire fur- ml 11 00 p: 14 Jacl vllle 11 10 pm WAITED—Men to leam tfte barber trade too. Macon, Miss joods, furniture and office fix- \\ 1 HAVl aome nice Fat Terriers nnd Collie All trains run daily Central time and J*«* Stock plete <-o irse j,lvoo for J30 position furnlahel "i C l Nd Man Cour years experience general I upt. a "j>7 oO SLI d ?10 OO nishings of Euchd avenue City Tt ket Offlco Vo 1 Peachtree Bt. Call or write Southern Barber College 131 tures a specialty Jacobb Auction SltuntJons Wantetl — Mole ffi e rout nt_ capable of handlfmj correspond NAR(.ISSLS~"'~BU!L.BQ~plant'eA now will bloom Cor r fft Atlanta Qa ence now )n charge of bill Jug department, Co , 51 Deeatur St Atlanta 2-285, Than! tglvlng Our buiba are ettra large nnd residence, consisting of Arrival and Departure ot Passenger Sttaa-tionn \\ anted — female T\A'sT"SI>—Linemen Electrical First class desires change with future E 22 care Con •c sure bloomers Price 2o cents a dozen 'rains, Atlanta stilution hoube furnishings, from ftttltatlons VI aiit«tl — Male nud u 7o per day 0 hours Apply W P Beyerte Bell 1434 L -0 per KM? The follow ing schedule figures are . L Consolidated G Flectrtc Lisht and Power YOt VG man good driver and mechanic wanta lublished onl> as information and ar» Vemale Company Bait Imore Md TITBRF ie^othlng prettier than a pot ot But parlor to kitchen. position drJwlng ffood car Does alJ repair WANTED—Confederate postage stumps, used on Urcui Oxalis Time now (o plant them Ex not guaranteed and "« nrthonic WANTED—Blacksmith good all round maa oa ^rk Has driven car four years never had original envelopes also confederate bills of tra fine bulbs 25 cents a dozen ^ Irays a d delivery wage-as no horseshoeing accident G R M 69 B Fair St M 3174 U 1861 Issue Lioolt over your war letters In the r JACOBS AUCTION CO., •Daily except Sunday garret There la money there Call until Tties V/HTIF aKimball House. Atlanta, Blr ml UK ham and Atlantic. MATTRESSlS^TENOVATED" vatcr llo«m i «.n w -eks Fine large bulba WAITED— 4. good experienced harncao maker tliL EXPCRIENCST) offlca man~wan $ position WE BUY and steam clean feathers Meadows inJ TO cent-! cad tl rcc to ^ cei U Mam 343, Atl. 2285 Arri\e From— Depart To— TVanted— M on c •» _in3 repair n &n must be sober and reliable rltb banli insurance or real estate Brm Ad Rogers Companj Phant.s Main 4S40 Aclan^ LO d ir \ SOLICITORS. 5 open lo Jiange of position A 1 reference!, SCHOOL BOOKS WANTED n water J> bouaeltold Roods or ninno Phone Bpll Main 23Ofl SFLL \LTOLOM V L, JTS Boi 10 care Constitution WE BtlY eell and exclianga ota school boohs iCiD joir hens, \unt Patev Mn h l -e i a rl n*T -ITt VTFD fatune Mounta n car line Qua-ter lliem lay duri ig die moult H onlv cobta YOtNG n; n th three je rs office exper for c&ah 1W Auburn avenue Ivy 3135 I« acie tracts to five acre tracts s ai aeekli kind o' o fice work can furnieii rcf W-\XTBD—To rent or buy a «econd hand pile Vj rnt a day to feed a Un 01 tl H f<-c 1 MONEY TO LOAN PROFESSIONAL__C_ARDb__ payments without Interest Utwral ontracts to it will eurdy make tl em lav l Ice id give bond J Boi 61^ OonaUl.uLion driving machine in good idltlon of from S P. H. Brew&ter Albci t Howell, Jr •••tom-n Call now to 15 hori>e power Aadrete R H Sheffield per 100 p inds S pounds * eu s Georgia Railroad Hugh M Doiaey Vrthur Herman W P COLE YOtV'O ried man wants poeitlOn at oace as "lakely Gi \Cf HAVL lhe"prPttleflt Hue of bird cag b Arriw .. j t To— 14OS landler Hulldlng nt bookkeeper can do general offl e U c cl y l ome lu and plrh the blra < MONEY TO LEND 3 Augusta Q 2o am 4 AuguBta 1,1 30 n't Doreey Brew&tur liowcll &. Hey roan T •work I Tain Auburn Ga WAXTPT3—Three good fresh cows giving tUA - Covington 7 Oam Attorneys at Liaw S \LESMLN WANTED YOl NC M VN with tw yeai-s experience as gallons or more per la> Pl«aee 00 pm Lone J-istance Tele 01 3023. 3024 ance or retail <,rocci \ expert XI I~R,n "M 1 D Irugt? st A 1 references do .antk Supply ompany Phone Main ISlb MCMILLAN BROS bP &.D COMPANY on hand to lend on central or semi Augusta S 20 10 Cutington Q 1O pm and 30^5 \tlanti Ga sires v. jrk t oner p D Q 70 W Cain at Wagon will call THt NLW HIGH QU AL1TT. sEfc-D STOIIL. tnce Room jo i Hottl Marion KirLD AND TH.UCKER*= cential property Six per cent Noth 12 South Bro d Street _A I onta Ga foiitisville and "Vn--*.IiAlIl! e Railroad. \NTFD-Oia reliable house wants refined I [Tcrtlvo May lh— Leave Arrive, LOST AND FOUND. man to travel Get rg-ia iu.d Florida, who can. SITUATIONS W'T'D—Female FOR SALE—Miscellaneous Wt carry""* comp ct.3 Hue o' Held garde ami ing but high-class security first mort "'h I cago a jd Northwes>t 5PB- I \L, R^TES= tor Situation Wanted ads J Bo ver seed also pet stcck J C McMillan. Cincinnati Ix>uis\ tile STOJUBN —F i i>m Augu-st meet best people Must be good talker and llaea one time 10 C-ODIS 3 timea 15 ceniB r Seeeed Co 23 S Broad _at. __^ gage considered Your application, left orn sawod off and capable of earning- at least $3O a week Call Dlncfnnatl and Louisville lleat Jersey co "lb AusteH Bldg jasli with orders always I OR S \I*t Bea.utltul raalu poodle Tine -stock Knoxvtllc via Blu« Ridge 5 12 pnt Pi«ht born brok< i ' t in ie r tu L to D Per $10 Phone Ivy 4304 J will be accepted or declined in twen Of pho tT F NOG-RAP HI. iR—Six years experience desired Knoxville -iJa Cartereville 0 50pm keireon Demp pla WE are in need ot ten more salesmen of abilitj position with some gold flrm At present em ST~Ladi s Roliil wutcih with rajonogr ni an 1 10 i,ell lota in high class sections ot Atlanta •-ayed At leisure October 1 Address C Boi. ty fonr hours Jurpny accommodation 4 05 pm 1O 50 «ra .oen Ptieh r&o pla.f-e anil ne VQU have abllltj and willingness to work and 2 2 California cases cost 75c sale price 2Qi, BllVflT t care Constitution 103 lower case newe caeee full size cost oOc capltol bunilay oral tfc suitable reward pable <*t earning froom $3 X>0 pep r annum Line Rallvray. Greater Vtlanta Box B 15 sale price 15o Will buy limited amount o£ good Seoboord Air boj.rd C h<--a h^ __ ,DY with some experience In stenography take the 1 (Tectlve AD il 27 101S tutlon ookUeoping desires permanent position PAUSE! READ! THINK' LOfeT—GolT~wi lifonu pli «;tu 1 l**d M ttl r^arla apiece •ri-,0 Trom— No Depart To— One peail m s us I Ueral ow titl 1C rt, \V A VTfc-D—Sa eaman to sell our goods as o> •ept email balary Phone Ivy S435 J __ erst mortgage purchase money notes 11 Blrmlne'rn on. commlss on ba-iia handled by tho lead iallep nek holdloe ten. galleye up to three York 6 20 am turned to l- H jj_ ->taxe ai to _ SITl \TION is a cashier ar sencral off ce w< olumns fit I HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE . NortoIK 6 >O am 11 Memphis 6 3O pm irlware sadd erj and general fctores evtrj payable one, two and three years, or fl _0 a in 6 New York ONE grown miLo Freti U ptxidlo o MA e t HI state Un y u carry and territory you P sitlon preferred thai doee not require m >oden double framee coit J8 5O sale CIGAR, SODA WATER T\ afili ton Answers to am of 3ooze Kt rn ir rt. eta dine M ^288 pri shorter time See us We have the port»m th 6 Oam 30 Monroe 7 00 am turned to 210 Ilic^arcUon at M ->i 1 TV \NT1 D—Position ae housekeeper In uanato- double Iroa frarnps hoI41ng 12 cases co t r \hbe c S ( K ti tm 0 U aching n 1250pm V, v NT I'D—Twelv ilesmen [or suburban town ?1 50 aale price $10 AND LUNCH BUSINESS i Memphis 12 40 pm 8 Norfolk 12 90pm UP TOWN bat rduy nlwht key riu(, coiuali 1 g . ._ :lcar cut trustworthy racn rlurn In of out ot city or pantxy work In hoU-1 money on hand 12 40 p u 6 Portsra h 1250pm trunk and ae (.ril Ue*>l and lockor keys i*. -. t references D Box 18 earn Constitution ine proot press will tak three colu na FOR SALE; STOCK AND I Blrmlng " turn to r H Orr M Rlcl & Bros_ Company posUion >4 Moore bldg 10 ^ Auburn : galley sale price $10 1 Blrmlng m 12 10 P n 4 15pm A~F'f)bITIO N as companion to a lady or child 'wo stoned sin4 one s ne steam sti^T«otype table sale p Ice $1 H) Na folk 4 55 pm 18 Abboe.S C. 400pm lanta. "National BJ.I k, JmUJin, SALE, STOCK $400, FIX- GEO. P. MOORE . poi tsm th 4 pm 32 Neiv York 8 53 pm Vv YNTI- l-> AOEN Fi> ElAT olored girl -wants position a-* maid OT )na wooden c.s« rack hold 30 full Jlro cases 5 "t-i pm 12 Norfolk 8 55 pm IX>ST—About t-s. J ma-iiin-i fecotch ( ssto 9 CO r £ltt l& II Ing roo-ri well traJned Apply 190i4 Hous cost $10 sale price $i- REAL ESTATE AND BIrmins rr log ha I Ju*^t b*-c i 1 PP* ton 3t Clt1, TURES $300; WILL SEIJL, S OO pm 32 Portsm th S 55 pm or 39 East I IrU&iK*! Hi TPVO BOOKKEEPER wishes posit on Can han Thls material will be soM in lots to eull 10 AUBURN AVENUE City Ticket Office-. SS Peachtrec St. Pay your own freight Address FOR $600; FOUNT AND $6O per weet \ invee rt!(* corre pondence College education A 1 ref o PI oes Address Permanent oare Con&tltu Ion pstern and Atlantic Railroad. ^ERSONAJL exiertezioe nece&wr Tlrlto for pai THE CONSTrTUTTO'V CIGAR FIXTURES tlculars P W Goodman President ^>4 Regal T.V ^-sTE-D—B> lady of experience position an ,o Arr ve I Depart To «.n hiaph*r anfl ai?stfltant bookkeeper Ad 10am 04 Chicago LADIES—Be^ucv spociaTiats avoided forevaT Bll IBg Chlc.aj.g ] Atlanta Ga. RENTED, GOOD LEASE; 3 Nashville SOO.ra Guaranteed high Uu.a*> and aeligattul homo dres>s I lla Thornton Amerlcus Ga LOANS $25.00 AND UP J Rome JO °0 am 2 Nashville S 3o ant ir*aliaent tor w Inkles Wat-kneads, pimp e« AGPMTS to sell new maps ?8 per day easily 93 NaShvllle II 4 > im OJ Nashville 4 50pm mado previous aaperience not essential Huse WANTED—By voung coJored woman position ^s CHEAt RENT. OWNER - 30pm 72 Rome (««ckl«e. This ad will not appear often tour Company 52O Temple court A lanta, da GO Id. or nurse 10 city Address 1O3 West On i ui nitvire, Pianob 1 Nashville 5 Xupm SimpltJte treatments X><- 3 Hobbs Larso MUST HAVE MONEY BY or indorsed \otes Oo Chicago 7 50 pm 4 Nashville 8 50 pm Fa. „ DO "iOU want a bright young capable aten Ali« PERSONS holding policies -with compensa onraphcr f If so. call "West 1*»1 i 20TH OF THIS MONTH. tlon contracta in t.mp re UK. Insurance Co n HELLO BO\ FOR SALE TAXICABS u*irr Atlanta. Ga at. rt-Qui. tea to communl POSITION as itenogrnphei experience Call ADDRESS, J. H. D., CARE M 21 0 L, ^D with Jno H Ulenn ±S Equltablo B dg In short pants 3 Atlanta, Ga. **r\V1NC wanted In pri ate family by exporl LORING SPRINGS CONSTITUTION. \\ ant to make l^ eents an hour encpd colored varnna Cal! Ivj 4^23 J TAXICABS COM*"UU -HU OXYUE.N—Made -iaili for catairh RLD SEAL SHOt SHOP, Mentone, Ala. •ars. Tbie IB the e-Mton Lo b*: LU cd special $•> WK) 00) nmiiufac ring an office applian c GUARANTEE LOAN CO. reduced mm Dr ueorgv Br vj ai 14 Aus 93 Peachtree SITUATION WANTED— Male Address A GIFFEN LEVY, if intcmatlonal reputation Belling at prices Belle Isle anting from ?J00 to ?^M wll] enter Into coa Room 318 Atlanta \ational Bank DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL Box 909, New Orleans ra s for ILs ex luelve tiling agencies for three ffercnt territories ft the southeast. A man who Bldg Bell Phone Main 440 IVY 5190. ATLANTA 1598, Klut«n flour, as sold here e-lie oa d abetes am Ask for Catalog Draughon s baa actual t>olU Ws T.YPEWRITER CO IVY 1949 SAFE AND \vill not advance money upon what a man has money to lend on unproved done or says he will do A splendid opportunity property, either straight or ~ "7^ MUV-S br'lck «nie position aecured. Automobile Ha No ,,0 Ectat Mitchell St Mam 2646 Addres-s Lock Box_No 8S1 care Constitution Maiin 1615 residence Main 39SO Atlanta 9o3 pair and Instruction company Porter place Oar- Phones: Ivy 1000; Ivy 4051. ngo building IS Po ter Place BEST 8\FE AND LOCK chase money notes. Foster MATERN1TT SANIT 4.RIUH — Private refiaad, ATLANTA SCHOOL OF tIFTY ROOM HOTEL—-Modern appointments homelike limited number of pation-ts cared for . AIL CARRIERS and clerk-? arer&ge EXPERT IN THE SOUTH Ol luhoma Cit> high class patronage constant S9O T conducted government examinatJonfi (an PRACTICAL MILLINERY ly filJed r]*Mrius S3 OOO to ?4 OOO year prica *ul lovely charm ng \dd <_ss The ael In reply 3tate affe erperjenco and salary U is Rajnwater 40^ Whitehall Bt. States tor $1 j by ^ar tl po,t guaranteed ex «ctecteda AtAdl Iresiress Du \jG Kc*. c-«iccare; v^usLiiuiiuiConstituti i 1 t 1 HK n i H feet lone marble s too Duiiediiv and Cai 400 Equitable bltlg. Co Pept B Chattanooga Tern^ fresh aid rt-^p on delivery Seid for free sain use Will soil at t,r QTTTDTTTTT' Mlt-L.TNi.RY CO ha tut o jrad Southeri Automobile School day an3 Atlanta Art School pie Big 4 Pea m ProduU Compam lo~!4 will make resonablo ten . O. -L?±VJLJll mo el t- 3J ^\ \[ite- nlfa^ classes: corner Magnolia a,ad Hulaor DRAWING AND PAINTING from life and a t as \\TiUehall it Atlanta OA , ire \ddress S D I SPECIAL HOJME FUNDS st-ree-13 . taucbt In Xew York Art Scnool 10 Frew TO LE\I> an AtJanta borne or bualnes* prop at. Walk * bio fc anl save a dolla Pli 1O-.4 C jnstitutl erty at lowest rate Uoo«y advanced to build Main 2035 TV P \ S d aboi t 1ft re OOO *tocK no competition S. W CARSON HOTELS Cox s Scl ool Ivy yOlS-I*. PAID >OH . niJl s i Jute c"t lo a roptablc party wllh a TJU ,irut,tions lo Literary l lano Voice Clocu tal °}joae l\y 3710 ep ?1 OOf* wtfo can be soc treaa Addreea P O Box 24 SOU1H BROAD S1REET 1IGH CUASt. re» dentUI hotel all modern c HELP WANTED—Female i and Art by tinlnei t faculty Pate*, reason IN \ iu ILT. t a ences ratals excellent single room with meal*. OLD OOL.D tsenUUvc \ill call GLN H W7 the follow Jog amounib on hand to p WANT AD RATES L-ltAL bMB-LTlNG- WQKKb I \\OlLiD Hlte to open up mon«> lending office $7 50 and up per week wit lout meals $3 am] up., ^ HSN you IFJD: stenographic or mulUgraphlng CM* i.MPIRL. lilfc D BUILDING on real ct,UUe $1 _5U $3 ,»UO $ OtK) $1 000 Peachtrea Inn 331 Peacntree PhonB Iry «.12». in -Vtlonta $2 MO capital will cjear J2fi0 Cab also handle some first mortgage notes uork or competent help of any kind call Bell Private Teacher UOTTON STENCILS por month Address Money Lender care Con 1 Insertion lOc B line A.g ncv 1J30 Candlor --11J" — Beally Trust Oompanv Capital SflOO UOO Loan school or- wieWng to make up dt-acio COT-IO^ Bl USHCb eti tion Dept Surplus JB4U> OOP IVY HOTEL, 98 IVY ST. 3 Insertion* 6e a line YOl Nd lady bookkeeper and etenographcr per studies experienced In public school wo COTTON IXK AMERICAN PLAN $1,25 op weekly ratw, 7 Insertions Sc a line I ai nt position In reply state e-tl t-rience Central aienue COTTON TAQ3 DRTJO STORE! FOR SALE! PARTIES »an ting large loaao on bualoesa prop meal ticket, $4.00 IblABIlfaHDD busIneEs good suburban location erty or money to build business houses on CAB No advertisement accr-pted fo ) 1 i i-rj expected Address L» G K care WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS tn.1 property please come In to men us The Mer \J\B X, AK1NS AIAPI1ER Prices right quick delivery Order now flno i>ropos!tlon Address A 617 Fourth. Na- less than two lines Coant se\ en BKNMETT STA.MP CO 2o S BROAD ATLANTA ioncl Bunk building chants and Mouufa tjrcrs Sinking and Loaa FORSYTH HOTEL ordinary wordfe to each line 1 L.D—M-st class atenogr 1 er EXPRESSION totnpan> 209 Gram bids Trleab/me Ivy «J4l COMFORT. Adi,fc. oorns Me up SpeciaJ rat* ] PH1SICAL. TRAINING GOOD opportunity for five bufilaeaa men to Invest week. Nice meals «JL -itia Scott i. ca accepted by phone TM6. protects \N IJJ- s to pack ra"ke 5PANISM ' SPANISH '' 60 North Broad Street. NUFACTURER of food line specialty almoar Room S20 Auatell bulldf n,. HILBURN HOTEL I TXT I L, tcuch jou Spanish ab it i spoken in without comDetltion wants partner with cap. 1O AND 1^ WALTOV STREETT your Interests as well a<=s oura Frank L Bio It i MOH'-CAGE L.OAAS IN \~\Y AUOLNT ON Ol Ca"tllla &pain at reasonable lern.s L will AT \VHOLESA1.C tor factories l A R Io7 Cburtland atreet Atlanta TOR GENIUt-MIEV only cCatc* ot clt*r. nOMFSTICS I al o do trin lation -very reasonable A•> -ttva*t i •> aj h »^ £*hone Main 0 EAGLE MULTIGRAPH1NG CO ot Public Wortts ot Plant City PJa until J (22 o f2f rmplri- oulldlng Bell Phone Main lloS S North Forsyth 9t- p m JMday October 1O 1!)1,J or turn, shin:-; 6 *»t.R CENT LOANS on Atlanta property J R Vt.HNStii.NT poaitlona open to -vom«n fT5 all material labor and machinery aQd con N ttlag & Co to ^150 month L.lat oC positions £r*4- _» lutnan B dg Matn M7«. 570 8 9700 10 IT^O 12 and flSUO lj th* city to eat. EvwjUitas apotiw* uu) Mai* rra.nktli Institute Dept o* F Rocbeswr N Y ATTE^XTIO-N traveling men1 SpecialtT dictation sewer with 9O manholes 27 flush tanks and two WANT wet nurse for Infant ^ weeks old must be to typewrt ter Pbone M 33flO_ J 421 Klser bldg LTJMBEB septic, or settling tanks V-/ANTED—Money Courteous operators, thoroughly WILL mats «pec!al price on building material Bide will bo received separately and as OPEN ALL NIGHT reaoonable Phono M 1636 Mrs Ramey this weak. Telephone M 2880 W I* Tray ch am. I WANT two loans of $1,000 each, 8 lamiUaf with rates rules and clas- WANTED—While nurse for 2 year old child whole and contract* may be jet accordingly M PEACHTREE ET ATL. PHONE sifications, will give you complete no other children Phone Ivy 2343 DRESSMAKING—SEWING Detailed plans and" specifications are on fll* at per cent and full commission on gilt Information. And. If you wish, they ATLANTA SAFE CO. the office at th« Clerk of the Board of Public edge, property Address Gilt, box IS will assist you lo wording: your WAITED—Dresaznaklnff and Dewing at prlvat* In new and second hand *afe*. Wori.3 and Engineers, lor inspection by prospec- N CAFETERIA SALbSWOMBV—SOLICITORS. homes SI 21 per day. oil worfc strictly «uar- Real Lock Experrta Safe Artlsta MaJn 4601, tive bidders and copies ot Instructions to bid- Constitution. 54 MAPJETTX ST. W S. Do^bin^. PiupH«Ur, want ad t oOla makt yoe ut t dmosto not effective. VTANTCD—\ capable saleswoman to worte be&t anteed Dreeamaker 3T4 E^st Hunter «trc«t WA.VTED—Barbers to know we carry fun iins ders1 and tormB of prdpoaal may be obtained A modern mfl up-tOrdBt* pUc* tot Ifeadwta W« ash unwlt- people on edjcatlonal proposition position fixtures and supplies tn stock In Atlanta. from him t WE can invest your money for you on flra tor tualnt-Bs men and ladle* Oil and ••• •«•. tinsrly abuse UiiE» phone service. Ac- pe~nianent and *-avcl -when ability to take orders Write for catalogue Matthews Lively At The board reserves the right to reject any OP all oiortE&ge high class improved property It vll CXTKA fine lunch served with 3prinK«Vfe Bob*. counts are opened for ad? by phone IB iemuT tra ed experience auoranteed teaching POOL AND BILLIARDS lanta Ga bids or to accept any bid that may be to n«t you t and S per cent. mian beer lOc per botUe fl 00 per dozen 35 solely to accommodate you. Maka experience prererred \ddress Eos 1B9 Constitution. their best Interest TURMAN BLACK & CALHOUN South Pryor jlain 1526 or" jaiaau J778 Second Floor Fmoire payments promptly £,-*er publica- of education and\ reanement flnd oar DO YOU PLAT POOL' If you do come to age repaired repainted and recov- 3 L YOUNG tion or when bills are presented by •work plcaoant and pioBtable Only those will- see Bias at the TERMINAL- HOTEL POOt. ered, ivy 3076 Robert Mitchell 220 A SCHNEIDER WANTED—$.J OOO first mortgage oa bearing p* NOTICE TO BUSINESS MBN, malt or solicitor and you .-ccoiomo- ing to travel and •work need apply Expenses PARIXJSS. 35c fn c&eclcv for 25c. Good C B ROOT, caa grove S t> 12 y«*rs old, SOO trees TJTUU« «•*• <"• ^nrtuitetxl. 014 Jbo3teU bide- food cut*, «ad • &ic* bond* cJ clerec {Continued in Next Column.) Board of Pnblto Work*. H0.000-*20,000 Addnw W* X. T.. OwwtUuUon. SPAFLk Page Eight THE OONSTmTHON, AT&ASTA, BTJ3«3>AT, SM»TEMBEB M> 1SOL3. GotagUp? If You're Not Going Up You Areon the Way Down. Go Up on a Want Ad Efficient Help MakesaBooming Business. Constitution Want AdsBrangGood Men , _ ...— -----_. -- —t ••• •- - " •" ' """' **" ' AUTOMOBILES. BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms j FOR RENT—Houses SIDE. | tlTSPUBNISHED. BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS AND MAIL SUI*PMES— ACCESSORIES. FOR EEaT— Vice new 6 roam Jianpalow near [iOOM AND BOARD ID a refined north «.£« home, FOR RENT—2 Urge Tootns and kitchenette tor BUSINESS AND MAIL NOTICE AUTQMOBII-E OWNSRS—Wb y b» trou ^ight hoTMeKeeplng con?enleit6« ivy ^^^> i ear line in East Point water electric lights ORDER DIRECTORY ORDER DIRECTORY Died with punctures rtm cute and blow wita » furnace heat all conveniences Ivy 7846 - tiled bath room largo lot beet neighborhood ORDER DIRECTORY CONTIVUED. For *7 mcaay order or cMecb we will ship prepaid -2 niceli fuf front roams with ! ~ i FOB JSSNT—Deslrible *ar room ror gentleman Adi B M aicmnt City or Ball giioae M 3-905 anywhere in tie eoutbern states four caoa of Ivy j&OS J 374 Piedmont ave In walftlog distance OS E ptno> near Courtl>pa^ Puncture Sealo enoug* r°r OQe ?" with tlrc11 NORTH SIDE home eight rooms, two bath-< 30«2 to 34x4 puncture Sealo ellmluates pane .AROJU .nd dressing room with i NICE rooms for young men cloaB In OH 1 STOVE \SO RA'SGE REPAIRING. { conveniences 234 A conrttecd Atteata mode ate com-enieni-es fJ5 tpstairs four room* ABSTRACT A&D TiTUB AI^P. ^^^' ! GROCERIES. turn, rtm cuts and blow outa Be quick. Ad- board Ivy ZT7* J •w«re sublet for $ £ or t*iree rooma lor $3. iard in steam heated Ponce do Won FOR RHiNT—At 374 Pleamont avenue »t«l| "r "VTA TITLE GUAH VVTEtT'co' _ WHITS $T5o~REWARb OFFERED dress Puncture Sealo Co 407 Edg^WDod TOM and boar a i Rent thti anJ ilmost m-\k». >our owo rent good Lquitabie Bldga,ll phone Main M2O f Gern Grocery, £*^ Atlanta, Qa jor jjung man Call Ivy 4538 j room with bo_a d___geatl_gmeo __p_fef I * .'Q__ j__ ncifihborhoad Phono Main 1333. Owner eggs butter and chickenj little price for larfi« OR any stoio or ra-^ee that w« cannot repair or make bake We are expert chimney sweep ABLE board with aiodern con\cnlencea FOR RENT—Rooms tu nlflhed close FOR PENT— Six nlco rooms and bath at 15 amount Phone Main til-4 o "Slander 1 Stove and Supply Company 141 y Williams «t Phono Atl 2174. Spring ftreet Atlanta phonft 1762 „ HAVING Just optncd up aa say we have a clem AUTOGENOUS WELDING Garden e root lor $22 oO Apply to P D " b"ousSioJ L arietta street Main 13SO H I* Bart»r Man MACHINE PUTS or all U"*" «onir»t«r renorej ABLE board Walton st. At fur roams cloaa In Kione 4409 U Riireev l Gacden street. Main 4399 J In 'act, ererytnlng you want ?er formerly with. Southern Stove and Supply, • ad .uarantoea al«o o» aecjrboottlng OS all lanta phone 304 Wiilla located at fia orne-r o£ Alexander and Sprint, ettef known &fl Dan tho Fixer ' torn oonnecting PQH u*es atorfa and *p*rtmeai» JACOBS ALCIIOM CO st \our patro mg« .appreciated \Vt> call and u ea^lnea. A trial will con''°™ s with board cloBo In. alt oon- Y fur steam beated Call pli^ne (or our Bulletin Beta 31 DECATbR 9T deliver all ord T*. 3 Washerman Bell phone METAL WELDING CO Ivy at Ivy 4158 J __, close In Ivy 6794_ nrpe p Moo e 1O Auburn A»« Near Klroball House Beit DHonc 1434 Allanta228S Iv> 1*1 *>- . DAN, THE FIXER ie« St. Phone Main 3O13 COM3 with pri^att bath and board at 21 OUR weekly rent 1st fives lull description ot STOVb VNL> HANt>E Itt-PAIRlNH Ml3* Annie Dennis mu.—«*otTH *»IDU. e\ erything for rent. Call 'or oa» or I«t u» H VTT&HJ5. \\e Hv,coi> chimntya AUTOMOBILES ANTED —Thn « une men to board also table • VA &EVT—Furttiehed rooms upstairs for young ^mai^l I^t _ ^to _yo^u rorrcit & George Adatr 1-1 \V hlt«hail St Boll Phone Main .6! board 84 ft aohtree Bt Ivy 76^5 J mon also rooms lor young ladies on first floor j .. • ^T-TLJii"^.1 TfORb )2 Walher Btreot IS rolnutea of _ FiTgJgomtg_ r7S RI-ioJ~^i e apar mont, 1^ 1C Empire Bids Phone Main 1C87 -TUANTA S10VC 51 PPL,Y COMPANY Wa als REPAINTED h.WLA £ur front room* with board 0 c ^3 per montti Buuga owfi and Apartment jjouaag^ LADI&b 4ind gents hats tluantd and reshape 1 make chimn y sta Is Ivy 7«I4Q 501 N ForayJ TOPS recovered and repaired Whaels uclee Atlanta. 2370 106 Auburn ave. TWO or three beautifully fur front room WoodljPi one Main '•£ I>ate styles Seat work Mail orders glvi.n tre»?t Phone us and our representative will c»U sp-lngs repftlr«d, Uiab irad» work at r«ai ly papered complete Tor housekeeping I n \QU~~ prompt u ELJitioEi Acnn- llattt.n» <-0 E Hun aol* or cos. .,.-.« electric ItQbt, beautiful pictures also at JOHN M SMITH. SOUTH S>lDE ter st 1OVES AND RADIATORS TO COOK OTTPLiE business laaies or gontlemen 29Q Wishlngton. _ _ 120 122 124 ACBURN AVB for light house Shoeing; and ^Vngan AND HEAT room and board may obtain some In ONE or two furnished room IFOR RPNT u htngU IHIT&.HALL. MAJN 24 5 •LRNS la hours wltli 1 gallon Ucroscrwj oil no cst Lnd home ^Aji conveniences West keeping Grant Parft seaim 303 Oakland ate _ ALL. kinds of ura tuie repa red upholstered i«~ LOOK nue Call Atlanta phone__ly04 finished c-ushlons ma.d« tor porch furniture. Luitoii wick Hcrows valvee nor pumps "too . VBW GARAGE BUT AN OLD AUTOMOBILE OR~RENT— 2 nlceTront rooms with good board FOR RI M— Two new ->"r>n nfrnlowa •uple or joung men preferred 75 "Waebington 1 S-LIIDINf rt a in*, ail pain bber Ur itKDed cuatsim-ere in Atlanta natnce furnlfll ed FOB KENT—Fur from room convenient South i I -! He derness street put un at rt-ofatmablo pri 11 ni »tr « f desired Cftll Main 30 J B II H«nry 2o- at Main 3 (to 4 J ern Modieal ix>Uego j ouns men pi efcn-pd UJ li I*ryor comer Rawnon EDGAR"VERNON O young ladies can secu room and board Me Daniel St 0 .. tut ft barber Whci to to (.Koeveu ) Barber Shop 0 IV SI HI n privite family rates easonable Phone FOR RENT—Iwo nice] furnished rooms tor WANTED-^iouses^ Boutn ForsyW1 it eel W« do cleaning and presfi GARAGED op^AiA In -SO J gentlemen also four or fUe rooms for light h ac J 1 4 IT "A -- , houw-kcepins 24^ -ftoolward av Main 1S30 J lug while yo >sjlt AllanU. y J^ _' - NOtV LOCATLD \T 2SJ fc.DUi- \\ OOD AVE All Jt HUNTEH shoi ICL.L* Cur rooms and splendid table boord all L M- LKM^UI U h called io- and delivered 4S.> Iwlgewood a«"c ivenleotes walking distance *>2 Coopor M LI^T your property with ua for rent or kinJs o£ 1 i. tr-i 1 Ut,lu i a h iiu work done 1CAPIT'S> CITY CLLB IVY 1371 ~ JBJL L E PIUNTS.^" rZHZ Sf>c Ul a. t-iuui B *-n to ropu. lab or engineers .IB Vtlantu 1*»27 82 J v.° hive largt list t«nanta »nd custom«rs Intotrumei ti, Li VhLb aud 1 RANialT-i AKDrK.3 WANTED—The Elme House EoT lag H I Andrem, Rent MRF L. O *^ DIXIE BLUE PRINT CO. VS A^TEB-^l^OU pairs old aboco lor r«P«lrlnB Motor Car Service Co. firiBtion people to room and board. 293 filsst Company Mn(n i202 3217 1 Natj B i L.OCK V\U OLlW M irphy a Old Stand 847 Marietta street. PRINTS >f any JUud Quality unsurpassed. Bol ILarni VI49 r G v« me a irlal REPAIRS overhnu Ins "^J^'Jf ""^orl" o ""sjc m r Mreet R 1"*SFO N S!B L.E couple ant to lea T torn prices 411^1 Luchlo street Phone Ivy udlH^ rT^bT^CnA£a^7~pai7~^or^ on guns pistols \ANTFD—Two young men boarders at 283 SANITAIH CI I3ANING. o 336 EWgewood atenue Ivy_2071 r 1 or 1 D Bos 12 BlUlara and blcyclea 1110 o ycles lotka fet.1 a cash resist era umbrUlaa sc st,o tt liu ves iruiiks Iron aaTea "uir"i7 $1 "Atlanta Electric Garage Co graprophonea and alut ma hluus it ys lllwd lii anj part oi tbe ity xp rt workinaus IP vork 48(1 JAWE.-! STKEJT fnoae Ivy 4S21 J P — Board— -Rooms A i hrldee «u« J H Gra» f™" 8tor«< FOR RENT—Stores BILLIARD AND guarauued B B L,o L U i No -i fa »uth For rooms for umall .»«•£> ""bull! repaired and charged bpart \NTLIt —Thre e unfurnished SODA FOUNTAIN LOCATION eyih at ihe v aduct Atln ita phono ^^.OS I AIl.UtUN*.. attory WQrlr a. specialty General Electric Anti ily on nort side rinse in must be in BILLIARD FARLORS SODA FOUNTAIN and Ice cream parlor or O\L,Y .1 1 a expert In Atlanta Blairs TJ>aslilns_i5l_P^ii5I neighborhood and reasonable E Box 24 BCST equipped parl ra In Jie sOU TH Tr? us Constitution drug store locatl in tor rent corner sloro In •nd bee Over MONTljOMEHY THEATER oftke -OVj Marl<-lU. BANKRUPI^SALE^ town of 12000 popu ation Vv 111 bo ready bj 8" FL^CllTRhk STEU-i T At anta 4922 October 1 Best openlns In state for this bus Take L «v«tor an Rlghthand Side ness Address for particu ars O S Box 1138 FOR RENT—Rooms ON£. fur" ~a.nd~one unfur room also RUchenette care Constitution rlctos^tot caah Mosonlo Temple building Z\i suitable for housekeeping gJI Ceotral_ave IEiT rmmibraplting work In bLmth Prompt 5TAEOSCb~ fRANbFEITCO" UAi i;it.MSHKl)— ISOR1U hl 520 PER. MONTH on a year fl lease first <-laaj B A.IHLIL. ^1 Sow le tho time to move. FOR RENT—Large nice front room with both service Ul work guaiauued iluslneuo Ser Ice INORTOTTVULCANIZING & OR RE.MT—2 rooms for housekeep ag prtiate family close to 153 Formwalt St iew brick etoro room Bn« location for buslnc s :ompan I O liox SJU VCianta Iv_ (Oil _ dl us at Main C-tS] or 11^ FalTlle_»treet. im tulto Irv "070-J big territorv In fast do eloping section flue bus! Oriental Carpet Cleaner and TIRE CO " T—2 ^~fur "room s 1O minutes of heart t etrcet splendid tile in front of atore and O til itt era a specialty Uul to vn ordera ao nd nl1 RE3NT—Throo u nfurniahed room* close 239 Woodward avenue J D Collmb Iransfer Company VULCANIZING a , kind* of tire work Phono ^0 ilills street 1 suited for a fine location for milk depot Kepairer llcited boULLtJJ-i iluJii r.»_ n ly 1V1 to yJi MAKILTTA ST Bell I *tl"« " FOR RBKT—Three n viare & Harper Vo 7*.a AtJant« National Bank Ho AUBLKN AVE Jro vu Uanuoluu clat, i%j t>»4 li \V V HILLING DONE Sateu maciilnery SIDE. trnl Second noor tiding Main 170o and Atlanta 1868. Bell Phone ivy 3135 J Atl 1818 b Udli g mater al Oet our p icos "E~H ODOM BRO CO FOR. RENT — Rooms fur or nfur One b PART of store and aJl~of basement centraUy Jo HAVE your automobile repaired THE RJOHT and hi tdb i for tight hon S4 Trinity WE CALL yaur attentiuu to our carpet cleaning \i h owner from -Whitehall V>r> cheap cated Apply Sennett B 25 S Broad department, looted at 1-tj Auburn avenue Wu 3 Wai IVY 6983 furnace heat hot and cold FOR RE^IT — One nKely fur room art; now prepared t clean your carpets by nw 1*)S! L Bell business lad> I referred 6T _( apltol c iluery and can make u d carptts or ruge to look Ilka new and guara tee to give satisfaction I OB NOW LOCATED AT ITS 3 FORSYTH ST Wt OR UI NT—ixjwcr flat four i FOR RBXT—1 very I newly turniehed room. FOR RENT—Offices Oriental ru^j a sptUalti Work ducu at r«a ARE ISOW PRKPARt-D TO DO YOUR ALTO a J pi itry go \ IK Hd kitchenette clo loj E Fair Direct In. the Moore bu Itiing at No 10 Au Bomoie prices Kind y give ua a trial Wrf CAjNDAHi) FOLDING The MOBILE WORK FORDS A SPECIALTY MAP aie kttea.ni heat passenger elevator ATi-AMri lNfe,ni t TL OF Ml alC AND OR 4 __.ach co for pe oual ut>e FOR REVT—2 nicelj tur ftlao make over olJ >-*» I «ta make rvb nd and 1OU1 — A r oueia LUI ser a ij ua em neiit 164 l KJ-I- bemllful 11 uitable Tor irred walking dlstanc lights and janitor service $12 00 to $18 One ref inpe rugs Uao repair ug i^ici upholster 3B jr Lra.\<- t,ra t e professions stud nta the home nizing 32x2% tlrea retrea 362 Cap! furnished office price $17 SO ,_^___ fa<.y[ y and an i jncst bujiud have gl\«n tii » llbht 1 ouaekoepiig ^ T? TTATT? GOOD furnls Tile Gn«s: d J ti P»E ' " "~ — iji lady s boudoir Wt 6 Ibs Price $>X) A a epairs, JOo np 10Trt4 Ji ±*AIK iy of a hool tbi. lar^ a t. ull n u In iht s Ulti JJ , Jo! son 41H) 1-qiiStabIe Bldg Ma n -Uol vat(1 raml NT—Office and stock room 33% Auburn thin tur Li, fot Vtlat td ua »« id or catlo(,ue SOUTHERN RUBBER CO "OR H.LVT—f ur untur rooina all modern I 200 square feet $2o now Ivy GS41 refei FOUR nicely lurnlBhed rooms"for 0- SOUTH FOHSYTH ST on\enlences walking d stance Atlanta phone* inglon street. Main S41o 11 P \tlantj. Caipt-t Cleaning Co AUTOMOBILE REPAIRERS FURNISHED—AV PALL ANU 9EBJ O\If THING nic t ree unfur r W \LLX4\DLR IVY 41»0 eparato gaa LR LO TWO baautlfuJly fur rooms CATHCART STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO "W L t.a.ii a t kiuJb ut oarpeta a d rui,a a out any ihlldren every lea ng ftathor p llowa aud btda l-> sc I Due J IS u 1 11 \lL,»JU\l» k tcheaeil* porch ?U uO month Main 1^86-3310 Atlanta 3.4+2 llli.. VI1 DOBBS TIRE REPAIR CO FURNISHED OR UXFURMSHED HAKRIb & CO V FLAML, M L WE REPAIR AND SET L ALL MAKES OF FOR RENT—Rooms new ly furnished or un fur RL GS cleaned .inj bound Furniture repaired TIRES A*VD TUBES 226 PEACHTREE ST FOR RENT 4 large rooms separate nlshed single or en suite with or without pri MACH \L. IJLaZoNJMj tTMSRELEAb~l;?itlialMe „.„„„,, U17 L. and packed Treaty years cxpe icnce Za k or fa ^. UUL lialn - HONE l\1 6048 ly private lazily 3UO vate bath hot and cold -cvater at all hours elec FOR RENT—Business^ Space Harris Mgr 288 Piedmont Avo I > 2Q60 L 11 pri es No charge for repaim Plione Mail OR RENT—Two rooma and kltchentte all con trie ights steam heat telephone no car fare FOR RI?NT—Port of store space reasonable rent 4» lajlT Lmbnetla Company 116Vi Wh tehaU ATLANTA RADIATOR CO venicnces well arranged for light housekeeping. Excellent location for business men or women fiu(table for barber shop Main 2392-J Atlanta" Oriental Rug & Cleaning Co AutomoDlle Fadlator Work Exclusively 39 Woodward a\q terms reasonable open for Inspection dally 01 »xl- RUUfa Itaned $1 O and up ivy 34 1 l J-.AN 1 *\. iiL LilljKAl HINU t_O Atlanta Phone 3816 7U Ivy atrpgt Sunday in bu Idlng Jormerly used as Hotel Mar 01: Btll phone Main oW L *, tiu Id g l y 14Jt> H feh < ROOMS close I all co i k !> v e 1 \e nia 1 ng Ha s fur p!e withchitJr i preCer Ann«T No 100 V Fry or W N MacDonald, Son & Co rooms In prU 68 IVY ST Iry 6990 Tire and tube repairing FOR. RENT—Thre ONE nicely tur and unfu E55 55HJzz5ESi^L!^5-SE3!? •nlencea cloj home AH conveniences 80 E Merrttta a QARAUE nit All work guaranteed Tee air n tie or phone Ivy o"&j^Li \VOOO ^CON D~PLOO-R" room flat large porch prl i8c—GASOLINE—i8c ite hath cloe« -4S Woodward avenue FOR RE7NT—Fur nfur 2 roonu _ Robertson Pattern Works a ft B Sofla Co 93 Marietta 3t housekeeping ne bungalow with 140 Etigewooil Ave Ivy 6026_ SIDE. com enlencee Phoi West ."039 L P uT'iTTLhA \ I -Ju \\URhJ FOR RENT—Miscellaneous I y _J-WJ A Unia. 8o4 models patented F \CTLRCR3 of patte. ^OJORCYCIJES-- BICYCLES THE PICKWICK FOE RENT—Lodge rooms, nicely furnished fttth r NEW TEN STORY AND FIREPROOF FOR RENT—Apartments opera chairs etc. Beat location In the city e and gu^ ran eid Atlanta V, ood and 1 oti Cool outulde rooms with connecting ball*. Apply to Mrs C H Nelson 417 Peters "bids bOUiH i'RVOR ell> Works 8->r Marietta st W E Wil Repairing *SS 'i Convenient ahower baths on each floor CO mente Old Man Walk s PI Pfjone 11 ^IS4 Hours 9 to 10 5 to 6 CLUB' lams Mbr- M ISO! J 7" Fairlle Rtreet nexl CartiCBie L4brar» P'OR RBVT—One apartmen* in the Wlckllffi h4 NORTH tRAOR faT Phone Ivy *~OR next ten doya ladies t>ults dry cleaned b. Kb t-ha r^ und HI ng a^1' «l office buppllc IDEAL FOR IilGHT HOUbEKECPING apta S^>0 Peaehtree et. For Information phono to $1 Jo ladle** Pbonofi Jvj JljS \tlanta. SOtJO A ~FOR SALE—EXCELSIOR TWO nicely furnished rooms and kitchenette and Ivy 5272 WANTED—Real Estate Cliib rates* $1 pe nth MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS „_ client condition fully bath in Inro-in Pork rate reasonable refer „«!_ J AUanta _S3S MOTORCYCLE ences required couple without children For UNFU UN IS UED. Atlanta Oliice Supply Co equipped Addr i 2~1 Pulllam St. further information call Ivy o230 U CITY. OUK AiU^ 1O \,\ t- \l\Kt V bFECl \.L,IY OP BARGAINS In second haud motorcycles WAKTE: —Vacant lot wltti all fmprovemmi « makes 62 No-th Pryor Atlanta. Ga. Gu« TWO beautiful connecting rooms housekeeping SERA ILL TO ALL C \ IBUN 1 At I- R VSD 1 Yi't-WRITt-a nodern house < %ery convenience furnished THE LAWEENCE Will pay cash I Also hfcVe customers bLI PLlti n icoa.ll acreage 3_1 \L TSLL KUDCi \IAIV 2flCG MUSIC AND DANCING th new birdaej e maple furniture good 52 AJJD 54 W PEACHTREt, PLACE. NO LO1I1 ghborl ood on car line near business cen (Two Blocks Beyond Baker > WbSl MllLiLLrLL si \tlania 5J AvRTnCcTTchon nueatT"epa jJrTTatV inBtrucT to couplo or young1 maa 3^1 Courtland JNO F ROWLAND o dry stoani leant (, and tallort O \\ OAY Mi-G CO tlo w Phons Ivy BUBt J 4J W Poacntree FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS WE HAVfa. a row choice 3 room kitchenette Room 1117 Fourth Isat.ona.1 Bonk Building ds V\orlt talltd lot nd delivere : Atlanta apartments left. For small families they ao.ve PHOXE M 3217 TyTEwKlTISSTr^^ BACHELOR ROOMS the problem. Built for comfort In aummer ime WANTt-D To buy from owner 4 MONTHS FOR *S AND UP aa well aa winter every room hae out& de ex house h oash at a bargain. Address Booz WKITEH VJ^L, TAJLOKINU \-JU PRIioblNG CO Rebuilt Typewriters ?23 to $75 ^DGANT ROOMS t"OR BUSINESS MBV CLOSE poeure steam heat, hot and cold water Etiade* now located di tk> \vhlehnli Pe rate Clothes AUTOMOBILES 203 Uirpl bldg AMERICA V WRITING MACHINE COMPANY IN STEAM HEAT EVLRIt COWEMENCi, garbace can electric lights stoves and reTlfcT- cleaned and pressed sat t>i!uLt OQ guaranteed At FOB »AL,H:. <8 North Pryor St Phono Maja^ 2528 APARTMENTS j AND « 61 BA.&T CAIV atora furniabed rfcferences required W AJT1 ED—To purdhaso bungalow to coat not Janta 54o4 FOR RENT—Two handsomely fur rooms eteam Afiply on premfBea to J T Turner Resident more than $3 500 Mr Drannon. Ivy 3033 MOST complete line of rental machines In ,„ Manager Apt. No 8. Price »37 30 and ?40 00 AUVAiNCE PRINTING CO. Used Cars, Right Prices ith all machines Orst O!MB condition. Hem heated electric ILghU private bath and porch FARDI LA ADS. BOuK ANU JOB FK N. I h. t> cu pr co o \ Studebaker 7 pidsenger ar ington Monarrha and "mlth Premier Rcata auld arraiteo Cor housekeeping for couple Ivy p lutine To next fit i,ea djj a It>-t Aubu a a Cadillac 3 passenger louring car rates from 51 67 to ?3 00 per month p«r machin* 6164 nj Taat Tenth WE HAVE eereral customers for lar-ffs aad uue Bt 1 phone Ivy _S2 J small tracts Georgia farm o.nd colonisation IHE \\lilifc. \\AY 1AILOR Overland *5 passenger Remington Typewriter Company lands If > ou have farm or tlnsbe*- land that Maxwoll rac«abaut 'G VORTH BTtOAP ^TRFFT THE FAIRLEIGH BOSCOBEL AND EUCLID AND Ury L.) an ng Co U L i. n^nu 1 Prut. C you want to sell or exi.3iange ca!3 oa or wrlu. Altering repa ring a d clj »1 g suits dry cleaa All fully eyu ppcd and In goixl condition 133 5 " PRING ST — Phone Ivy jBG8 J APARTMENTS Fr-iUk T Pike 717 Third National Bank build ed Work <_u led (or and dtl vtred Nut sed ed rooms and fumiBhc 3 room apartiMntts, BUICK MO1OR CO CORNER .Euclid ovenua and Hurt •treet. ing Atlanta Ga- 7_ Woodward aven Ma n —i4o 241 FEACHTRES STRDET MEDICAL Ihree and lour 1 iooina steam heated WE NEED SOME FARMS FOR OLR CUSTOM COXTRACTOR MANUFAtTUREKfa ot hiQh tiac IHE FELTON •wall betla and w*! aatea Mout exclusive ERS WRITS U3 FULi. INFORMATION AND ton Root I'll B a safe and reliable treatmen ne abbot-hood on cor line Eveiy apart- GIVE US YOT R FARM FOR SALE JDST SO IT \VHITt-, thirty horse 1912 Mod- for Irregularlr '-s Trial bor by mall 50 cent* 10" I\ f ST furnished rooms eteam heat all m itd pal HM 10 o do Curner La. 1 i-unce aut Tin ven ien res ment front* tbfl atreet Separate entrance, IB IN GEORGIA. HSCHER & COOK. FOUiflH ^iMpiiY^^^ ^ ^^^ L wry B s Btll pho 10 l^j. oS £ J Atlanta Gi el, five passenger car, equip- Frank Edmondson & Bros Manufacturing Chem no congestion in halle The most dellgat- NATIONAL BANK BUILDING iBti II North Broad street Atl LOVELA bteam healed electrl'- lighted room ful and ventilated apartments la the city, "timatea gladly turniabed i buy and tianci > A.\Lt \\ ped top shield, speedometer, con icctluj, bath ttoith side easy walking d]B $30 to $37 SO each second hand lumuer Patronage solicited U nc' tools, run 4 ooo miles, perfect .11 e one person $lo two (20 reference r» REAL ESTATE—-Sale, Exch'ge 1 LO fc-dsetvood a enuo i\L\\ I\ 1OVXA BOARD AND ROOMS ilred Phono Main 4G08 J FITZHUGH KNOX "KAVTED—Will trade 4O e.crce Cor good car val Jt ifjU netid a. contra tor builder or expert, rot,r no -t\i UKU& ^J condition Original cost $2,500, \ OK fU 1013 CANDUEB BLDQ - ' ol ua Qg utt-rla; AT THE CARROLLTON ued about $600 also new o room house lot man call Lunaingnnm oBlce «4o^ Pettj a will sell for $1,250, terms Phone BEATjTItULLY f u r n i 5 h e 20 CARNEGIE WAY—turniBhed 'parUncnU end G7Hx3 5 to trade fur good 5 paeaeoger 'car •t ur photie M -J Re-pair work £ j k nd: urnehei rooms J _P __ Steole._MgT ST BRIDE north sid« three blacks from Cand rain* $800 See Ml- Poek 323 Atlanta Ivailondl \1 *o K guaranteed Fri es reasonable *uud fk> ra lv> 2071 a > t ho! MJ. 1-ia rooms*, with excellent board VL.HY ae&lrable stoam heated room in apartment ler building, windows thrpo sides, givitit, perfect Bank Thornton & Ooree Main 1*>22. __ LETT L3 build >uii a h oa -.asj te ms 1 ke \er> reasonable, fouj blocks fron .lose in < jH at 14 \\ Pcachtree Apt 2 light and ventilation comfortable in summer and IJOT 1S8 by 61O sidewalks and water, for 1m rent an> where in the DniteJ Bide C« COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE Phone Ivy 218_ J R inter, three beautiful rooms with iitcbenette proved property Atlanta phono 1464 40O ieniple Lnurt bulltll KLi-t jour hnu i large bath threo cloaetfl a team heat, hot and Jls i uu tti Na io: EXCHANGE CanUler bldg No 226 Ivy streel FL RVISHP15 corntr room with four windo? s cold water vacuum cleaner janitor service 287 FDCEWOOD AVEJNUB. private batfi Loralne apts OarneglA e way A»> shades fia* range and refrigerator furnished tree LARGEST cxcljBl e dealers ot jeed cars la the 477 FEACHTREE ST. il> to _ Jan It r Call Ij-y 1^81 $ > month best class aE teQanu vacant September 1 In Bnu h o\or 40 always on hand at prices from ESPECIALLY pretty front room with pr WANTED—Refined business lady or teach quire owner Apartment 9, or phane Ivy 423. XV AMLDi S100 to $1 OOO Write ror monthly catalogue tub, for young men or uouple with or wlthou Terences exchanged Apply 3&S 52 East Cain CO\1KVC1I\G PLASTERER nipnla ho fl he Ivy 7010 _ FOR SALE—One of the ewellest home* on* W ' LlblLV 1 ~ lorse H jp obile roadster Whitehall MOST desirable apartment in the Robert, on tho Peachu-eo at a bargain. Would consider T* M \TtRlAL. CAR~fc.iljUlA tURNIfaHED 1 Foi U roa lister \ND RL.F4.IR WORK. DO NTs. BY EX.Pfa.RTS &BE 0 I KA \IBER_ ur paj i. HOTEL PASADENA 64 E HARRIS STREET corner of West Peaohtree and peachtree Plact, cant lot or automobile aa part payment. D and Until g Cooper fat A Unu» lU.il 1 Ma: K.elJ j passenger second floor six rooms all conveniences f or Bot 1 care Constitution Both Phontb >laln - 34 Atlanu oSW9 M ifl^enger Popo Hartford uO HOUSTON 3TRLET FUR rooms wltti «U ronvolencea eloM In. J \V JAilLa & CU M in 4O41 J R new nifli jj, meut nlt-e large clean particulars apply to M L Throwor Grant O flee -I1- South Forsjth Street. sell above cars at hartal pric s 1 block from Oa idle bldt Ri-asonabl building or at the apartment. FOR SALE—A pre-ty home new bungalow, six Da !> pek y and momtily Oily 358 PEACHTREE ST^^VJ^ rooms jLnd bath with aJ] city conveniences JOHV M SMI1H, ;eparati aede^hot w»Uir ^ j FOUR and 5 room apt In the Corinth U 1 modern ele tri lighted, gas and convenient to CO ITO^JWABt-KOlJ SE. p L naga^ sol_ ed \\y 4J 0 L J Poachtree at also 4 room apt In th* Bell car lint t-an add (our roams at little coat, malt 122 Auburn A\e roo: fur Boulevard and Ponce ae Leon Apply Caas pi, ^ ur or i rtj lor i>i Sf-LI LT } •VBLE 3OARO—Gen lemen 01 ly rent reasonable Ing B. 1O room lioute located near Moreland minutes wo lit rom LandHr build ng Al Glorer Realty Co *.& Walton at 1 t and Deh-alb 1-ah.y terma Phone Iry 42o6 vsa ha L 19 U mt [el M one roum with i r vato bath atca n hfat _ 3EAUTIFLL •> room apartme t ail conveniences or addri^aa Bungalow H care Constitution Hi c-yllndc 48-1 ,_.. -. paasengt one or two gentlemen The beat rood NILELY fur roo i heat aae in Apply Owner 715 Peters building _. jught through on bpec al place DANDY 6 room cottage large sleeping porch 1 service Ivj 113J all conveniences :all Main 1-25 Cor un f the largest bankera of Now O garage for two macfatnea sexvoirts quarters Ivy FOR REINT; — Two modern ap rtments ; speodomet r an 1 Klaxon horn Oppo t T\BLE board i block of Peach FOR KFNT—Nlcelj fur front room and kitchen lot 50x150 feet 3 feet elevation and level, east Loco 4ti9 Peachtree t veniencea furnace heat t,ple idld front one-half block of Gordon car flue. A bar- J for light housekeeping na children 61 Apply IS Capitol place ___ M ___JA72 Heating 6t I iumbing Co tree 43 W Harris St Fhon Forrest ave gain If ta-ten at once Owner 38 Queen art., op 44 tAIHLlE bT IF you want t 301 Empire Ufe bldg W 721 J L£*AVl\G city in week or two my 1011 model L Ivy 3891 J FOR RtE'NT—Two rooms sleeping porcii private property *«e Locomobile Ilmoiu-tnc with 5 passenger touring bath for light housekeeping north aide $15 FOR SAI^E — When others (ail "Ask Ur. B*b- Dry Cleaning* Preanlns and CO body for sale ID perfect condition recently Phono Ivy 7349-J FURNISHED OR U^FTTRISJSHED. bage" to Sell your property 124^ SPECIAL- attention g ven to overhauling heatl merhiuled by the Locomobile (o A bareain f BELLEVUE INN fadjolnlng Ftedmont no al) Ivy ani plumb B •nork 2S L-utkle B rtet. l\y 5327 VICELT furnished single or 5oubl« rooma wit FOR RENT—To adults lovely apartments mod ~ a q i ck buyer R L. G Box 20 care Con^L r THREE attractive steam heated rooms (or busi •n first class Also garage Ivy 2412 cr without me«lE ~ Ea-ft Third Ivy tn ess eirls or gentlemt-n references 4 blocks FOR SALE—Tw o ipj-rtment house B!X rooms, GOODs Ldlltd fjr anJ d«.li\erad work 0ajraTteed tut on all convenienc s Forrest a\enue rents for Ian r <- <• -1-* Ttmple Court aids J L M I\J\CH TABLE BOARD CLOSE 1A rvnd e bl Ig 18 A W Baker Ivy 2H1I L $45 each Pi ice SJ OOO Bargain £1000 cash, OCR fhalmers wir starter looki FOR R^NT—One 9r two nicely fur rooms FOR RENT—House s balance eas> term* b<*c Mr Slorrla Room 405 All 1 g u.ran eea an 1 ru I n w will tra le for equity li 85 LUCKIF ST IVY 3150 .nd oold water Phane 6o01 J 64 W rfa 78 k uth Pryor street. j itr hom Operative Aut mobUc Exchan&B Clo-^e ii MC M- ^ a \V 1- D by bu> j, \nt1on o repair \ork 14^ fc^at Hunter Boil exchangpd Phone Dei-atur FURNISHED 10 room home -4 bedrooms £ hath6 i, Goree ^ 3 Atl Iset. Bank. Ivy 1522. $1 WJO Lo -omobilo Co of \merlca 400 Poach 2Co W PLArHTRCiF nicely fur newly papere 19 WEST CAIN sleeping porch hard wood floors garage and FLRN-iTLRb r<- paired uyholt, tru. Ivy oOlT fcervant rooms Prlc 590 Call QT_phPp_e_ I 212 IF IT Ui real estate you want to buy or tell It neatly done W ork tailed foJ looms ivJU heat and pr vate batb every or LARt E rooms also kltchenotte_ Ivy 743S J ONt Hud»oq 30" f200 ca« 1 will pay you to see mo A. Grav«B. 24 But "ionnt h. Carson 4 9 Mar t.1 a One Columbia venlcnce excellent table board referunce ? t 172" FOR RD-sT—Nicely furnished room gentleman 24- ROOM house Cor rent and turn Hu re for I A DISINPFrTANl DJvODORAVT AND is Day Night Sorrlcfl ferred Atlanta phone 1762 134 Spring St. 210 Spring st. Ivy ^ " " Steam heat Tan e boarders wanted ( a enue Male -2 1 __AtlaTt^ BCEl'* A P27 50 PER MO"VTH —^Larg e 6-room house with large veranda unufioallj large lot hot and for quick And attlk* 177 MARIF-1T\ faT ATLANTA PHONE 41J 534 PEACHTREE STREET cold water gafi nice cabinet mantels double & Cook. Vain 3800. All kinds o£ stovce water plpea and rant< IMA^VOS BFAOTIFULLY fur room with bath and boar AUTOMOBILE WANTED __ npTJTT'P'Pi "Between Peaehtnees line one block of Park Street church In repi red satisfaction guaranteed UJAM SCH \ ^F F1ANO& t stuiil shed for couple or geatlenr 39 1 HiKJJ ly far rooma Ivy g SUBURBAN. FOR. Hi-AL ESTATE "West End very suitable For two braall lamllies on new handsomely finished m. The ttvt ill. i os iHautifu! <.e*> gna \\arraiilpl fur 1 115 ACRK3 in heart of Iron belt property possession can be had Octaber 1 Ware &. Harper <,ar ludorit 1 bj thousands of a tlsfl^j us 516 WEST PEACH! REE ic on cast Eroat lot. all conveni- \\ e Charge mau;rU 1 l tr5> a 1 dcale either aide. I eld lit $ 5000 Make fine apple No 72-> Atlanta National Bank building Main ~ - /— Iv 493L ' s \\ F Ma co n Souther orchnrd or chk-Aen farm while -waiting for d« L.ARGE Iront room also umaller room moral n 170o and Aianta 1S68 -catur LAI line East Lake drive iVlOnCriet Atlanta CO -\ \\^ „ * repix «nta« c & CTnl&r Bids Atlanta Ga Ttlopment or iron possibilities Only first class and evenfng roeaia Ivy _-.Q cash 520 mosthly will Uk« auto considered. \t M. Scott &. Co 210-^11 Apt "Jo 6, 32 Carnegie Way 3T09 No 4o% Flva eh pavment if dceired W H. •, 1 ~~ CONTRACTORS V\D BllLLtKRS. Could bldg i3"PEACHTREE STREET _ •«-"t\FAS0 T* CAIv-^\llN\ SJ TJ. roorooms first class re Hamilto Do tu Phone Decatur 4-13 Ki-l'AlKi ^U ^ room and board in walking dlst pair Reference* required Ready tor occupancy THE ElCHBfc.RG Hi^ATlNO COMPANY Lt I LS build jou a hone on e-\sy termn lik WANTED—Small s e«n automobile mi tat SLTHhRLVND TCRRACL on main Decatup HM. rent ai jwhe-e In the 1 y Ln ted Bldg Co cheap W b Cowman Marietta. Ga THREE or 'our young men In a refined privat room Board If desired. 7O ,pow J2*> per month Apply 509 Atlanta Rational only 3o inutes Crom Equitable building ele- Main 433o 44y Mar tat a St north si do home all conveniences steam hea Bank bldg vated level lot box!72 on Oxford Place Price 400 Temple Con t bu 3 n,» Ivy TS48 J . SUPPLIES—ACCESSORIES. with cold bath FOR RENT—Handsome 11 room house wl h ?_oO ca~b price on adj lot $2 500 Apply 425 SAVE >our auto and motorycle tires by using NIC ELY lur room* with board, all ca- water and electric lights In house and barn FOR SMT—" story house on AUanti. South Pryo strwt Main 2^ Call for S P vonlenoe references I 77,0 J _ 481 Spring a*« Fletcher Pt-arson -483 Mopcrier or J B Lee one*, preserves the rubber prevents tuba from 39 JjOgan a\enue Apply to K C Williams J \ 1 II n fc. taints and repairs al kind-, sticking to casing saves y\ per cent of tire 53 WEST BAKER FOR RENT—2 desirable fur 1st floor rooms reas- Hotel Will ams Macon Ga. Atlar ui Nat ! Bank bldg nable clotp In Ivy 3741 J 31 E Harris x-iresh Uents and Klsh. roon e-e 13 aTii pu t on root telt apd pain expeiee 5O per cent tire trouble and 40 per c*ot EXCELiLFNT table deiJghtful room stea 41KJ Williams St near oth 3t 8 rooms $ 0 00 I 4 TVr ehall Main Oli ot your religion Watch tor traJe mark A. F c lisa taljlo boarders r vim L.VISDS. KELL^Y Pfeah™2eats FOR R.&NT — Front room north side home 20G Plum SL near 4th St 5 room cottage J7 >0 Warren Place Oarage 2o Warren place Auto i ii-e locad n {-onvenien ^35L _E Pine FOR SAL1-—\\ in IS miles oC Atlanta I hare Punctu e Cure Compauy Atlanta, Ga VICEI*"i fumlshea room with boord all co, 214 Plum St near 4tk St. 6 rooms 18 00 j W B Harriett 342 Hemphll venlences, steam heat ^Apartment No 3 1 MS.WL.Y furnlsitd room In priv te family 16 Places have all modern conveniences are In in^ about 27-> acres oC good N R&OL.K PISH CO Fresh fl*n a-id 15&4 103 Spring street Porter place Phong Ivy 7S3B od neighborhoods and vory convenient to T«ch i- very proauctive ae flat OXYGEN-ACETYLENE In statt Liea won easy to the U me ' _'> A ub um ^t 1 a_n ta 20.' BOARDEJtS WAVTBD—Excellent board wl FOR RENT—Steam heated room and kitchenette noIQgtcal Schoo} Apply 610 Peters Bldg as thcrt TOXTTTC3 SLATh ROOFING CO Main 161 WELDING steam heated rooms at Vernon apartments I ulti ate plenty of ivntcr I'JO acres In GEtjRIX FISH M \RKET 2^5 Marietta tJ VJ-i>_Jls red 14 Btltlmon block. servants' rooms and garage Will 70 Cons I tut I on ftniall or too larEe. at once will ps> cash for same Call At ood avenue Main 231~ gentleman _close___ln 23 Forrest^ave Ivy 627o - or four splendid connoctlag room* close leave for one or more years Main FARM—NORTH PCT.TOV COUNTY l*nta phoae 473 ATLANTA WELDING CO. ONR nice largo room and board in beat neighborhood Ivy 3707 J ^ ACRE*'—S7S CO PER ACRE. Re plastered and Repaired. Carneglg jyay Ivy 6S77 NEAR B^awcil (paved) road and only 10% xnll«s Pox BEAUTIFULLY far front room In private home 5262-1* ____^ J G^THROWEll eVl3P«r7^PaTr~tho~cemn9s" Bell Phone Ivy 5367 74 Ivy St. NORTH HIDE home attractive room Brst-cl near Boulevard Price very low ^vy S3B8 FOR RENT—Twelve room bouse close In good from L-entc- al Atlanta Investigate prices/ on new Walker st school Ul work guarantee! CAMP CLEANS CARBON board furnace heat Phone Ivy 7( 90 J farms in this Foctlon and see if thle Isn't a " ANDE RSoSr P'jone ne > ur troul l°e- Ivy T^Ol L J ~ FOR RENT—Wltb owner 3 connecting rooms, repair handsome, mantels two batba large ba sal i Ownfr orl^iJiallj offered ^0 acres but ROOMS and board for 4 joung men In prlvi sink and bath 137 Eaet ave Ivy_7019 J rooms Office phone SO Ivy Residence pnone ^70 EPOEWOOD AVSNLS BOTH^FHONES IT IS NO FAKE home reference 3*) g 4th St Ivy 2927 J 21t>^ Or applj °a premises 108_W Harris. sold 25 last wcelt Bu> this iittl« tract and run * SHOKS OUR EXPERIENCE PROMPTED OS TO INSTAlA WCT desirable rooms In choice north side home tru^k 'arnj or hold as an Investment It a Jn 6!,ASS, MIKKOK 4ND RGPAIR*^ ilEM S ar •s now high S!ioe& $_ THIS CARSOV CLEAVING BOARD -xnd rooms cloaft In everything: deei Table boardneTtdoor Iiv 7720 3 GET our Weekly Rent Bulletin tte t v t>ie comics *-ecl on o* Uie cbjnty JCQr f oiblo Phone Atl 1S4G 82 W Cain st. tat* restlnC $12 50 *nd up FRKE S*« ootlci panicula-b apply to H L. Flncher, 010 "* "m'iiTo1rV'*or repair Vorb. call L, F Sc*iool $1 J-o Clnldre-i a Sc^ VEWX/Y lurntshed fiteam Seated front room* eep John J WooflBide cb* Renting Agent. 12 An Mala W27 Atlanta T22 tl S Foray Li $1 &> S .ad sa Istaction Stewart B tin CAMP MACHINE SHOP WAITED—A few select boarders and roomers ilding 1 arate beds close In gentlemen Ivy 0967 burn avm«e •eZ. Work r*ia ran wv dwrarlca ] r 2j Whitehall st. 275 Marietta Street. 3SS W Peachtra Cull Ivy 4S43 Continued in Next Column. (Continued in Next Column.) p GA, MOHHA.Y, SEPTEMBER i§, Pa«e Nine.

yourself of le bt once by securing a number of specimens of tbe Injured bolls and of the Insects for your state entomologist at Raleigh. X C. If assured by him that it is tbe boll wee\ II that is doing the •work CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Farms and Farmers you should use every effort to collect and destroy every specimen of weevil Ad4rc*a all letters intended for this Department to Col. R. J. Redding and infested boll and destroy them Editor of Farms and Farmers Department, GrifEuu Georgia Possibly It is not an Insect at all, REAL ESTATE—For Sale FOR RENT—.Houses. REAL ESTATE—For Sale._ but a fungus disease—say anthrac REAL ESTATE—For Sale nose to which the variety of cotton FARM FARM 1>AJ*I>S. Selecting Cotton Seed. fairlv g-ood land liberally fertilized you are cultivating is^ rather notori- WITHIN 22 MIEJES OF ATLANTA, with a rail 00 ACRFS located beyond Decatur and close u> should Droduce 10 bales or more or ously infected with the fungus that ro*d stop In front of «>« Tiouae I have about Stone Mountain car line "Hits Is ona ot tho W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON Now IB the time to r ake selections bett bargain* tn Atlanta See me at one- 300 busnelfa of seed and the 300 business produces that disease, Antnracnose 90 acres of tbe Baest l*nd in Georgia lies wal, BeU Phones 10311032 11 EDGEWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881 of cotton seed for next year s planting does little harm if the season be dry, improved with a 6 room house big barn and of seed will "slant the same number but is sometimes very destructive dur serorul outbuHdlngw all nearly new This prop W P COLE There Is no room whatever to doubt of acrts —with only ordlnar> care in 140S Cannier Bldg ' ing wet weather and on low, moist erty la well watered with springs and wells 1 i<. Fhonti Ivy 432 that the cotton crop on any TV ell man- preparing the land and planting soils Send me a few freshly-Infest- close to -gool schools and churches and wlthla FOE RENT FOR SALE aged farm, on which no special at I believe that the large majority ed bolls for examination. 2 nrilee of a good town Price $5 500 Address 6 ArUE tract In 1 mile of corporate limits or h Bates ave 525 'W ON TXTNTN STREET Weat End near Oak atw»t Near Box 101 care Constitution tention has been gi\ en to this work of cotton grow ers would flnd it tD city two blocks at car line three public roads h 466 Pulllam 2500 * very comfortable and euftstandal ? mom the yield per acre may be at once In their interest to sell off every seed OAT SEIKO FOR root will cat 2O lots 50x300 feet B«> this and h Hardee st 16 00 :ottago home on large leva! lot all conveni- FOR SALE—A No 1 form 504 acres well Im double your money Price $300 per acre terms ences A real home proposition opd cheap tot of cotton grown this >ear to the oil SOWING. proved and watered 200 acre* In cultivation tt S Marietta rd 2000 creased from lo to 25 per cent by sub Johnson & Tounp 215 Petens Bldg Bell phone $3 5Qp See Mr ^ hite atltuting for a run out variety of mill and b j t nough to plant his en C J. Hollow-ay, Edison, Ga.—I wish 3 mllea wire fence 10O acres in original yellow Mala 2245 Allana Ga b 41 Gordon ave SO X) to ask you a few questions In regard pine excellent place tor stock and hag raising cotton one that is the result of tire rop i* h can get a fairly good FOR aU^E—Georgia landi a specialty Thofl. fc 250 E Georgia ave 21 GO PROVTIXG Peaohtree road and car line near to seed oats Do > ou think oats 2 miles from Bonaire Ga good school and Piedmont road a \ery desi able lot Runs back careful annual selections of the best selection at n to ortf and a half that were sown in January are all churches surrounded by white people $lo per Jackson Fourth Nat I Bank bldg Atlanta h 10S Mansfield 23 00 dollars per bushel Of course one 1 acre $3,000 cash balance terms < per cent In W o good farmi cbeftp near car line and rail h 46 E Th! teen h at 19 10 to another street Only $45 a front toot 3e« bolls from the best stalks having right to sow In November * I think Mr Cohen especial regard to the yield per acre may not reasonably expect to buy they made about 30 bushels per acre tereM. J H Watson Bonaire Ga road Coll Main 3C41 h 3«0 Cherokee avo 3o 00 earllness of maturity large size <_ f the highest grades of selected set-d i What is good to sow with rye to b IT Lucile avo 30 JO 40 ACRE FARM on Redan road 14 mtl«l Irom ! mike a winter grazing patch for a h J99 Coope 15 Ot> Atlanta Upland bottom [and. beautiful wood bolls I place yield per a re first bt- lc<-s than thrte to five dollars per 0 cauae I believe that is the most popu bushel but he ma> safely buv enough cow I wish to sow rye with some FOR RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartments h 11,, E Ellis 25 00 ed land no Improvements but cheap for $40 1 thing tha will not reseed itself I "1 jQ »n acre See Mr Sne or Mr Hook la* as well as t^e most meritorious to produre plenty of seej to plant the h 411 Green vood ave 2500 next "ollowing cron I want something that will not come up A HOME on Piedmont avenue between feature of a variety Eirlin ss of ma f b\ seed or roots when plowed up in h lo$ Spring , 1- oO turity In view of the near approach ot con\ SPED h Murrajh 1! ?2o 00 and Tenth ctreite Only $8 000 *X>r p*rUou> the spring Please answer the above h 3 Hani mo ad Jars s«a Mr Fvc the boll weevil perhai s cjm s next TV hit has just ab ive be n aaid questions and oblige b 193 Capital a e A HOME on Gordon street near Ho-well P** In importance A.nd b> earllhess f ?1 out the mporliante of nlant'ng onlv Ajiswer—There is good reason for h °07 Cre\s st tl e best strains of cotton applies at a big bargain Forced sale Thla IB your maturity I do not mean the earl the belief that when oats are sown APARTMENTS FOR RENT h 08 Rl inrdson 30 lib chalice to get more than your money 3 worth- with jual facce to seed corn Ind fd >ear after vear for a number of years h 08 Currier s,t •U5) blooming of a few squa~es but rather a For particulars sea Mr Radford. _____ that quality of a \ ariety that \v ill i!%,um(ift and the reasoning ipply In the spring that tney gradually lose h 1102 Peach tree apar 70 (JQ *put on * a full crop within i com e ]iiall> to all farm crops whitever to some dtgrt,e their hardiness to re h 46S Capitol ave 10 01 ON THn NORTH SIDE a good 6 room bung» f Thtrc is no crop—-whether of field slst cold but sown only once in the h , 61 Whitehall terrace "1 JO low OD good lot stone front hardwood floors. paratlvely shorter period o time I spring this impairment of hardiness h ' 205 S Poriyth st 2 oO and all lonvenlancee Price $4 2uO Thla li ab- have known varieties that sho -ved a gar J n or orchard—that has not been would not probably be serious But J A MAJORITY of the housekeeping suites of the magnificent new h "07 Woodward a e solutely below market vatu« See Mr Bradshaw few early blooms and a few r irl> g"fitl\ improved from Us original w ould prefer to sow seed that has h oGO Central ave \\ ild type through centuries of cult! h 21 S Candlcr SOME REAL BARGAINS on itcwart opening bolls that y t requ red a Ions been sown successively and invariably Ponce de Leon, delightfully located at the corner of Peachtrec h 418 S Mo-eland 17 00 Trantlnp car line TMa Is a season In -which to set bulls for a full ation L d sel ction—more or less in the fall h bS Currior 32 oO home cheap For particulars crop harhd.7-irl tlio igh ft may have been Rye Is probably the best thing to street and Ponce de Leon avenue, have alreadv been engaged by Large -size of bolls—measured by Th at irul ten lency of all of our sow w ith vetch for winter grazing the number of open bolls re tulred to liti\ ate 1 in I mi rcn ed crops—par especially on ordinary land Sow one ttculirK th se tr \\n from seed—Is to bushel of rye and 30 pounds of hairy well known Atlantans who desire to afford their families every REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale yield a pound or other ^ veri «eJg-ht \etch per acre just as soon as y ou of seed cotton o\ er leld of lint p r di 1\ gj la k to their original please if a good season in the ground JOO pounds of seed cotton—is of second tjp 11 s ten len y is called aba\ ism comfort of home without the annoyance and expense incident to 6 "V etch will reseed itself if stock be EDWIN L. HARLING ary Importance in vk w oC the fact It is a un i er ! 1 1 i w of nature apply taken off in March so as to permit that the seed Is list If J- \aluable ing t ) til im[ f o\ t-d t re ds of both the seed to ripen but I don t see individual homes .^^^ySALjjJSTATB ^ JEAST Ai.A^J^MA^^STRFET ^^5^Jfj?£^^^^I^^«, an Tills and pi ints it i ts the moix product what objection there could be if the 10 room 2 eiory resilience attain 1 eat aid every other modern convenience that go*» with From the standpoint of the a\eras^ rap 11 in r roi nrtion to the shortness se d should come up the following a modero up to date hora^ We oner this propertj tor $15000 We might take a \acant *ot farmer the length nm ness an J of the c le of the plants o the fan "V etch is an annual and the or a small piece of property aa part payment It will pay cu to see us at oace about this strength of the lint beyond a length anlm s lii e Thc'-e is no plant not roots die in May residence ^ . _ of three quarters to se\en e t^hths Jf inlmal th it ma> not be Imj roved by A few choice apartments remain for occupation by desirable GRANT PARK BUNGALOW—In the Grant park -section we have a new 6 room buns-*U>w that a,n Inch may -well be left to the s<-ie i pro er s lention ross breelmg or SOWING OATS ON VELVET BEAN we offer for a quick lale tor ?,} 250 S10O cash ¥ 5 per month (or the balance It baa all h\) n 1 s n-, nor as just stated is t modern comenloncet No uso to puy rent when you can live in a house like this at our price tlfic expert who is supposed to h i\ e T C. Dekle, Reeriffter, Oa —I am tenants who appreciate the convenience and comtort afforded by the better facilities and the necessary skill tsl eie a i lint or in animal that has 1 writing >ou for a little information In PONCE DE LIvON A VENT,* HOMF—On Ponce de Leon avenue near North Boulevard we for determining these points e n broJght up to high standard of repaid to sowing oats which will be modern fireproof, soundproof Ponce de Leon haio a ma^nlfi ent ** room 2 atory residence lot 5(H150 w tb every known convenience In short it is not \\ ell ft r th11 excel en e th it will not s r lj revei t thankfully received I have a field In that we will sell for $9 SHtO We will give yo u tho very heat ot terms This Is a $12 500 average or ordinary farmer to mak or ko b ick if a r isonable amount corn with a very heavy crop of vel r& Idonce Hlln Is tho cheapest piece of proper " on Ponce do Leon avenue at our nrlce Ixft. too many points ]n the s lls and everything in them soon bushels per acre the middle of October w hen the b st rots < ut Some seem to think it is Answer—I do not think it would be with the service HOMES AT CUT PRICES bolls should be picked f i um thorn th b->U weevil Mv cott >n is on red wise to adopt the method you propose the cotton grinned to Use f and the 1 ind 17 d tht Cork cott n N^othin^ of The soil itself Is doubtless in proper resulting seed tr m thts^ t est bolls the kin] has t v ej tro ihl d us be condition for An oat crop but the PONCE DE LEO\ AVEMUE—Ten rooms, 2 stories, hardwood forp \\ ill be t ankful for any ad stalks and vines tui ned under -w ould from the best stalks planted in a seed be bad for the young oats unless the Apply at the Ponce de Leon Apartments, ot telephone patch to itself—a patch larg^ enoi crl \l floors, furnace heat, ser\ants room, garage, etc Owner is Anrcnt r—"i our description of the in turning under should be done a month leaving and has cut the price to $12,500 for a quick sale Terms ar- if possible to prod ice seed enough si t (or dlstase) th it is. d stioying (at least) in advance of sowing An to plant tt e next following entlr vo ir cotton bolls is not sufficiently open porous .fermenting- soil is not ranged crop area. But from tb is seed patch explicit 01 detailed to enable me to good for any kind of small grain You it would be well to select the t st determine w hat is the agent of d* describe the vine growth as a very dozen or twenty stalks ind of thes str ct on If it Is an insect and the heavy crop If > ou conclude to plant EUCLID AVENUE—A 6-room bungalow, with all conveniences; dozen or twentv stalkg the \ pry best extet t of the injur-v is ser ous \ ou It in oats I would first mow the vines B. M. GRANT & CO., beautiful lot Price $5,500, $1,000 cash, balance easy shoul i be ^ible to discover and cap off and either convert Into hay or one two or three stalks the seed silage Unless you have first-class from •«• hich may be used to plant u lure & )mf < f the insects and send equipment for turning under such a few rows to themselves them f i Identification Ihere are RENTING AGENTS quite a i L mb i of different Insects mass you -would be likely to make a A HOME FOR $1,500 But where a farmer has been plan that d ma^e the bolls in one wav or mess of it Ing the same variety for a n imber of an the 1 etlv bj bt r n^ into the The vines would if turned under years without g vlns any more care embtvo bolls (tefore hloo nin^,) but add no plant food to the soil that was JUST OFF SOUTH PRYOR STREET—A beautiful home of 5 and skill in select! >n thin simp!} to with the tx eptlon of the well known not already there except nitrogen Tou rooms, house practically new, is rented for $15 per month set apart the n fddle picking1 see cotton boll worm—the same that rav •would w int e\en more ac'd phosphate that It U picked Irv and ginned wltn ig s the roasti i^ etiis of corn and and potash than If no beans had been Price only $1,500, your own terms See bor s into green tomatoes—and the grown on the land—say 250 pounds of GEO. P. MOORE some deg ee of care it would be veiv 16 per cent acid phosphate and 50 much wiser to buy a few bushels of "Mexican boll weevil they have ne\ er RE\L ESTATE AND RENTING been sufficientlv numt rous and de pounds of muriate of potash (or 200 seed of the type t^at appeals to his str ctiv to attract attention pounds kainlt) per acre Why not turn REAL ESTATE ROW 10 AUBURN AVE\UF Judgment or preference of some It is not at all probable that it is on a large number of cattle and hoga W. L. & JOHN O. DuPREE careful reputable and skillful breed r the boll weevil as that insect has enough to eat out and trample under of cotton and get a fresh start J a*i nei t r been known to jump t * er two foot the entire mass leaving a large It would be to start his scheme of im states (Oeoi „! i ind South Carolina) part of the plant food value and APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE 501-2 EMPIRE BLDG. in itb tia\ Is ast\v n d So fai none humus in the form of the droppings proving his cotton bj. sele t ng f om >ou still have a month to six weeks his old stock Ho needs not to b v hav ipi eaied In f eoi^la It Is pos ON GRANT PLACE, the new street running from Peachtree to Bell Phone Mam 3457 fail le hovvee\i fui the weevils or before oat sowing time—say Novem enough seed it once to plint his en her 1 to 15 West Peachtree, we have those new Apartments of 5 6 and 7 tire crop the folio \ ing 3 ear althnuprh tl ir e^fes t j be arr i<=d In c jtton o it would often prove profitable to (In cotton seed ti an sported from a rooms, each A.partment has servant s> room and storage room steam weevil in ested distri t hundieds of Good nature pretended alwass thing: In man> cases Ten miles or f i om on exti erne of the cot heat, janitor service and white way, lights on entire block Price $50 bushels of seed are eno igh to pi in tc t states to the other If such is the closes the effort just as the camera ten acre- of cotton Itn icres o' t in > our case vou should assure punctures that look pleasant bubble and ij£>o New, and never occupied GEO. P. MOORE NO 148 FORREST AVENUE—Seven room Apartment, with RE\L ESTATE AND RENTING steam heat and janitor service Price $55 RtAL ESTATE ROW 10 AUBljRN AVE. NO 31 EAST SIXTH STREET—Elegant 8 room Apartment, on corner lot It has every modern convenience, including cement floor laundry room in basement, semi fireproof building, with sep- £8,7150—PEACHTREE lot, 50x240, between Se\enteenth and junc- arate entrance and verandas Price $70 tion of West Peachtree $1,250 cash, balance five years Get Tbe Fighting Men With You RENT BARGAIN—On Fifth street, between Peachtree and Juniper, a beautiful stucco house of 8 rooms, with every modern con- $4,000—BRAND-NEW six-room bungalow, corner Glenn and Crev , venience, including steam heat Attractive lease to desirable tenant one block off Washington street, furnace heated $600 cash, balance like rent FOR RENT J;7oo—LUCY ST , just off Decatur street, 5-room house, on lot Business is a BATTLE. APARTMENTS Location Rooms Price 50x130, all conveniences It's a bargain THE OGLKTREE 229 'Washington St 382 Whitehall St 7 135 00 You Captains of Industry are fighting for VICTOR*. First class seven rooms Apartment 18 Castleberry st 25 00 574 Washington St SO 00 Z vacant Apartment 1 vacant October 672 Pryor St 15 00 $1,050—ELEVENTH ST, between Juniper and Piedmont nice You must have FIGHTING MEN in your factories. 1 Must be rented 109 Spring St. . 15 60 little building lot with all improvements $100 cash, balance Your salesmen must be full of the SNAP and GINGER of See LJEBMAN monthly STRIFE. REA.L ESTATE AND RENTING 17 WAI/TON STREET PEACHTREE PLACE HOME REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale WE JSA.VE searched the whole north side and If there Is anything that In an> Driftwood in your industrial army will CLOG your way compares with this; home at anywhere near the same price, we have been unable to find it PLANS and HELP your COMPETITOR. The location—Peachtree Place—cannot be improved upon ^fhis house was built for a home only the best of everything being used It has every modern HOMES, HOUSES, INVESTMENTS, feature that could be desired The interior is white enamel and mahogany of a very rit-h flnlbh There are five large bedrooms trunk roam linen room, two large sleeping porches two tile baths servants quarters lar^re cement See that square-jawed, bright-eyed chap in your ac- WHICH DO YOU WANT? to-asement, and laundry with full porcelain equipment Best make of furnace, NORTH ATOREL,ANT> AVENUE 2 «tory 8 rootm

feeen on the pension list for the pmst p, Veteran Fire Horse 111, six months. Is critically -U1, and Is not j Eufaula, Ala» September 1-* —"VSpc expected to live LODGE NOTICES Frederick HalFs Compositions dial )—MacRoberts. the veteran fire l_ BOTHA fflffi) TO SIGN horse who served in the Eufaula de- Opinions, like visits. Should nevelr be A special coiBTOHnicattim of partment for nineteen years, and has forced upon people, Capital City Iwdg-e F ft A. M»< U D of G. »L ot •&»-. Charm Big Auditorium Audience will be held at the hall. AT P01NTDF REVOLVER 430^4 Marietta street; ihls CAPITOL AVENUE BARGAIN (Monday) e\ enlng. S*Pt»jn- ber IS, 1913, at 7,S« o'Stock No more delicate and beautiful er as if fancy led him into tne child- Sensational Stories Told in Re- We offer a home bargain In No. 395 Capitol aTenue The Tentered Apprentice Degree will piece of original composition has been ish land of dreams The bells of the be conferred All duly qualified Currency Legislation Will heard by any organist who has played Cathedral are heard softly at the end ** gard to Settlement of Gold This is a modern, iO-room home, on lot 50x200 feet, and is on one of ren a in Atlanta This beautiful picture Is faithfully 1 _,, j2 USy 'Or ^ ,m5Cence composed by Frederick Hal1 of composition and the audience which requirements that could be possibly wanted by anyone in location, accessi A stated concla ;e o* „ i TV* i j T>rr.crrpQ<; Haddon Heights N J, and heard it rendered the composer an Atlanta Commandery, Weeks—Marked rrogrc&&, Pia>ed by nim at the Auditorium-Ar- Johannesburg- September 14 —Sens a Wlity and price The price is one that should appeal to the home-seeker *s$Wy/i enthusiastic round of applause. v>Os No 9, K. T, -Will be moi-y Sunday afternoon. Mr Hall also rendered upon the or tlonal stories are current regarding of moderate means, who has a desire lor a large, up-to-date home on a' •" held In its asylum Towards Enacting Legisla- This little piece is an exquisite pic- gran another of his own compositions, the conference between the govern- corner Peach-tree and ture of the old and picturesque Nor- prominent street Cain streets. this this appropriate selection being his ment officials and mine leaders which i (Monday) evening at r o-'cloek All tion Favored by Wilson mandy town. Mr Hall In a note on Gettysburg Reunion * The piece has resulted in settlement of the gold Price, $6,000, assume $3,000 loan, $500 cash, balance to suit the toir K.nJ^bts are com teously invited. the program explained that the com- an inspiring military swing on the Band on July 5 P L. ELiCKSHEA.R, E C. mine strike purchaser Attest H \\ DENT. Recorder. position was inspired when he stood The remainder of the program was last Some of the labor leaders assert -Washington September 1-1 —With •Tat the foot of the narrow and wind- a well selected number of examples that General Louis Botha, ei premier the tariff bill being completed and ing street that leads up 10 the ca of the works of standard composers FUtfERAL NOTICES. the administration currency bill undei thedral in Rouen and heard a French Mr Hall s performance upon the or pf the TIn'on of South Africa and Gen FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR wa> In the hous^ the coming week urthin humming a lullaby \t times * gan aroused enthusiasm in a large eral Smuts minister of the interior MINOR—The friends of Mr and- Mra. in congress prom ses marked progress says Mr Hall the melody rose high audience. mines and defense were compelled at J A Minor Mr and Mrs. C E Minor, toward tne inscribing on the statute the point of a revolver to sign the Mr and Mrs C B Minor, Mr. ana books the legislation pressed b> For Rent—South Side Apartments Mrs J L Minor and Mr and Stra agreement, General Smuts has issued T J Roberts are invited to attend tbe t lesident Wilson a denial of this In the Adriatic apartment house at 312-14 Howson street between Cooper and Windsor we funeral of Mr J A MlrtOT from th* The senate and house conferees After the settlement was signed at haTE two very aealrable apartment* The rent has Just been reduced to $37 oO and ?40 00 per residence 433 Woodward avenue, at sf ttllng points, in the tariff bill *n monlb Just think you are getting steam hea ed apartments lor $37 5O per month and Harry Thaw Comes to Atlanta the Carlton hotel according to Secre there ar« no better apartments In the city 9 30 Tuesday morning Interment at disagreement between the two houses tary Bain, of the Trades Federation, Indian Creek Carriages will leave H.J.-V e made much progress Senatoi and Secretary Matthews of the Miners JOHN J- AA/OOOSIOE Harrj G Poole s at 9 o clock. Simmon^, and Repi ea,t.iitati\ e Xj nd^ association, all the conferees stood on wood are confident that the coming the balcony of the hotel and observed RBAX, ESTATE—RENTING—STORAGE BYRD—The friends of Mrs Susan On Screen at Grand Theater PHONES BELX IVY 671 ATLANTA 618 12 REAL ESTATE ROTV D Byrd and Mr and Mrs J B Q3borne we**k will see all differences settled soldiers v/ith rifles leveled ready to and family are invited, to attend the ->nd little ai£fi«?ult\ ib expected In se fire a* the ci owd of demonstrators funeral of Mrs Susan B Byrd from curing- the adoption cf the conference Harry K Thaw s experiences in Can The sfcenes around the courthouse T\vo of the labor leaders then covered the residence 4D W peachtree Place, ada both n j vil in-d on the streets General Botha and General Smuts with at 11 o clock Tuesday morntnK In- report show all of the distinguished people terment at Oakland The gentlemen Currency Bill ID Detail to and from the courthouses will be connected with the case and wn,ere\er revolvers One more shot and jou are dead1 selected to serve as pallbearers will The house this \veek will tal e up exhibited on the screen a-t the Grand Thaw goes the squad of newspaper meet at Harry G Poole s, 96 S Prycr the currency bill in detail Republic all of thi» week from noon to 10 30 camera men and reporters are right said one of them The minister there upon commanded the soldiers not to Talks to Business Men street at 10 30 ans and progressi\ es se^ forth at o clock along with the highest grade on the job The plctur^ shows the great length l&fal week their objec of first run exclusive pictures and the officials w ho have direct charge of shoot WALLACE—The friends of Miss Lola tlons to the me it,t-re and the demo famous natural color Kinemacolor pic the prisoner and William Tra-vers Je I Wallace Mrs Cornelia Wallace, Mr turcs IT'S ALL IN THE CLOTHES and airs W C Hutt Miss Mary Wal- crats entered their answers With rome is shown right on the job at all lace Mi and Mrs J V Wallace, tlie gist of argum nt out of the way Ha.1 Reid the pla> right is a per times The picture was run off Satur Charleston fa C Mr and Mrs R the measure now will b»* t-iken up for sonal friend of Har rv Thaw and fn day afternoon and it is one of the most A flesh and;blood salebman, to be successful, Bruce Wallace of Columbia S G, and amendment and although the ap duced h m to permit the picture The interesting picture stories ever told MRS. GODBEE RECOVERS Mi Paul "Wallace are Invited to at prcv i3 of tho IPI ocratic cm us Is ex scene is in the Thaw cell at bher Thaw makes a splendid picture and must be sincere, convincing forceful and well tend the funeral of Miss Lula Wai pccted to prevent anv changes \ari brookr- and shows the famous prisoner e\ er\ one will have the opportunity dressed The printed salesman—the circular, book lace at Harry G Poole s parlors, 96 ous attempts win be mado to iltei eating his meals conducting his cor S Pr>or street, at 3 o clock this (Man to study him ca.refull> let or catalogue, must also be forceful and well day) afternoon proxlsioi s m >st I tt liv a ta kfd re&pondence and the interview with The picture will be the feature all AFTER HER COLLAPSE dressed 'It's all in the clothes " It must be got The sect ii providing th U national Mr Reid the week at the Grand HOLLkYMAN— The friends of Mr Ed banks snail subscribe -0 per cent of ten up so attractively that prospective customers SI Hc-Ueyman Mr and Mrs. W C thei capital and 5 per cent of their As m McNaughton Cdbe Num will read it Holleyman and family Mr and Mrs deposits to tht pi oposed federal re T S Holleyman Mrs Chaa. H Parish ber "Thirteen" Has Fig- Let us "furnish the clothes" for >ou Mrs E G Dent Mrs Ruth Pattillo. serve bo.nl s an \ the prov ibion mak are in\ ited to attend the funeral of Ing rese \t bank notes government FRANK TRIAL NOT EAIR MORTUARY. ured Extensively Mr Ed M Holleyman this (Monday) obligation \\lll be principal points of morning at 10 30 o clock, from the attack Methodist church Decatur Ga. Pall- 1 Foote & Davies Company Attempts v\ 11 be i tade to limit th* Richard G McLendon. bearers selected please meet at the bi oad pox\ eis no v confen^d »\ tho By BrHt church Carriages leave Barclay & DECLARES PREACHER Kichard G McLendon aged 32 of Mlllen Ga September 14 —(Spe Everything fpr the Office Brandon s 9 30 a. m bill on the federal reserv e board 293 North Boulevard died at his fara Majority I fadei Lndtrwood hopes dal) —'VI'-s Godbees condition was ily residence late Sunday He is sur- well Improved today She recovered W \TERb—The friends and relatives to sjct to a fin U vote on the bill thl<- vived by his wife two brothers and JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE of Mrs Susannah Waters Misa Mary week how ever m«3 send it to the Public Mind loo Inflamed for two sisters The body will be sent from tho nervous collapse on which E "W aters Mr and Mrs. L. S Norman. senate to Concord Ga, today for funeral t,erv she bordered Saturday and was able Edgewood Ave. and N. Pryor St. Mr and Mrs Glenn Russell Mr and The-* Vre 111 Tired Impartial Hearing' of Case, Mrs J^W McClaln, Mr J C Warwick ice and interment to receive til e friends who flocked Mr and Mrs E A Warwick, Mr and Members of both houses make no Says Dr Holderby throughout the day to her cell Mrs T F Warwick of Ciaxton, Ga- concealment of their fat sue from She is confident of acquittal finally are incited to attend the funeral c-f th*. p oloisrel session Those upon / F Bryant Mrs Susannah Wafers toxJay (Monday) the finance and vv ii s nd means com J P Bryant aged 61 of Turner s and hei attoi ne>s ha\ e Issued the Sept 15 1913 at 2 p m firc-m mlttees hivt Differed i >s>t senator-* I e > M I r-u k did not i eceive a fan Koad died late Sunday afternoon statement that her ca=e will be fougn* the residence o-f her son-in-law on thf coi feren e commi t met thei trial for the murder of Mary Phagan his home* He is sur\ived by his wife as vigorously as anv in the annal^ On Fifth Street between Peachtree and Piedmont, we have a modern Mr L S Norman 47 Glendale avenue t omit of the inflamed condition of and six children Funeral services of south Georgia (oui ts "When Mis Rev A R Holderby will officiate In fellows fr.m the h> s th list in room 2 story house, with all conveniences This is a er mother of Mrs Godbee s house, and was built for a home Less than two blocks from Peachtree street, nephews o»£ the deceased will act as march aftfi a _Hi 1 of lebitc th t R Holderbj- pastoi of the Moore Me o clock at Sharon church Interment victim left MilKn today Mrs God pallbearers and assemble at the of murial ch irch The declaration was will be in the church yard and accessible to three car lines A bargain Price, $8,500 has seldon been q ill*-1 M TV v\er bee expressed a desire to speak t"> fice of H M Patterson & Son at 1 male duiing a discussion of the topic O Clock so tired last night that ( hairman her IV! Mmmoris and Majoutj L, ad r Unde'- Square Deal for Kver> Man whit h Annie Wilson Owing to tialn schedule howe^e GRANT BUILDING wood found it n cess i v t take in s the subject ot Or Holderbv s dls BRY 4.NT—The friends of Mr and i se Sunday moi rung \nnle Wilson 4 year old daughte the wish was not fulfilled Vn ef Mrs J F Brjant Mr and. Mrs J S earlv adjournment and abd Ion anv Bi yant Mr and Mrs G C Bryant I \\ ish to speak i \vord of caution of Mr and Mrs L H Wilson of De fort was made to make t?ie two ac thought of i Sin lav se«f. on catur died at a private sanitarium "Mi and Mrs TV G Ury-ant, Mr and o i tociaj- as i cftrrls your atti qua! n ted The prisoner still insists b D Hall Mr and Mrs C L. Martin The ho SP M, 1 le tho se iU s d s tudc towards, one of our citizens wh late Sunday following a short illnebs sectln~ its 1 a "»f c rrencv cf rm tiat she shot th,e woman by accident a,nd Mi s William Jordan are invited i been c^nv feted of an itrocious The funeral will be hel<2 from the j to attend the funeral of Mr J F may make \n irianartn ent foi i re nd that nei bullets vere meant sole Numerous inquiries have informed us that part for senators cilmo he said It is not for me 01 Greenbterg &, Bond chapel today at 3 I Br>ant Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 cess and i \ i o clock i for her divorced husband o clock from taharon church Carriages w is nothing *r lor \o to affnm that he is innocent life in congiess T ^ nltv The jury has rendered UB I did not shoot the g-Irl intention of the public is under the impression that the new will leave Harry his wife three sons and one daugh member what else happened until I housekeeping suites. HJNERAL Directors, are now located ndicti\ c*iess> and prejudice and the ter all of Atlanta The funeral sei und^ myself snapping an empty gun the first of "Pv enteen witnesses \v 111 test i mon v was sufficient to convict in their new home. 246 Ivy street, appear sentiment i the committee ices will be conducted Tuesday morn Mrs Boyer and her son W G Boyei The "building is equipped with seventy-eight sin- then the verdict is just But if on lave left Millen for their home Wil co-ner Bftker Auto ambulance. Is far from unanin ous an 1 with the the othei hand there was prejudice ng at the residence at nine thirtv hearings out of the vv a it mav take nterment will be at Indian Creek iamsport Pa Her condition is bette gle rooms admirably arranged to afford suites of and a clamor foi \engeance then the *he nervous breakdown which she sut much consideiation and committee trial was not fair and impartial room arg-ument to bJ npr a bill to th Mrs. Susan E. Byrd ered Saturday did not seem to lea\ e j only one room, two or more rooms, with or'without * unday afternoon at two o clock She hfarings and prepare a repoi t For The number 13 figures extensively venience, including private telephone service. conditions tic ti ial was not fair and survived by one daughter Funeral n Mrs Godbee s flife To begin with PIANOS mer RepresontatH e Ralph r Cole of impartial ervlces will be held at the residence Ohio and "* I- T ttlf-field of Maine ihe and her slain husband were weddeJ Demand for Jostle*- 'uesday morning at ele\en o rlock In m January 13 Godbee and his third These rooms are rented, furnished or unfurnished, are expected U test f\ before the in The huith has no right to inte - erment will be at Oakland cemetery lull v is concluded ife married on \pril 1° 1111 In God fei«? w ith the execution oC the law lee s full name there are thirteen let at prices ranging from twenty dollars per month For Rent whtn J istl\ administered nor has the Miss Lula R Wallace TS "Mad FIv" Fatal to Him i irch the right to shield the gmltv— In the name of Jenkins county n 'upward, and may be had with or without maid bit t is the dut\ of the churoh to "Vliss Lula K \\ atlace aged 52 of Bucharest Ixii TI n a '-epteml ei 14 onesboro Road died at her home bun which Mrs Godbee was tiled there ate demand In the name of God justice 1 service. $4.00 and $5.0V \n iv itor name I % lalcu -sv ho recently ai morning She is survived by her turteen letters In Mrs Edna God designed an 1,01 pla e \v h c-h 1 chris ai cl la'i dp iling for every man 1 The millionaire and the pauper— nother Mr * Cornelia. Wallace tw > bee s name there are thirteen letter Per Month tened the M t J 1-1 fell during a te t Jsters and three brothers all of \t To complete the participation of th The building is the finest and most modern resi- tonight and wa-b killed He was pre the -w hite man and the black man number In her case the \erdict of should all far e alike under the law anta Funeral ser\ ices will be an paring to flv o\ ei the Carpathian nounced later guilty was rendered on September 1^ dence apartment in the United States, and the cafe Cartage Free if Rented for It »s the fundamental principle of our .913 In Septembei 191 f there ar^> j mountains s^oveinn ei t that the life and libert> affords table d'hote meals at a nominal cost in com- Three Months of e^er cittren should be &aeredl\ pro Mrs Susanna Waters .hlrteen letters and numbeis tect 1 V the 1 i\v Mrs biisanna "W att,i s aged SO of parison to the service. PICTURE PLAYS 1C L,PO I ink li it. had a fair and 1m Glendalp a~v en ic died at h«r resi ARE BURNS MEN HERE& 1 art a7 tiial a d has been found s"iij]f\ !ence Mindaj af tern oar She is KII It will pay you to investigate the accommodation, I i the i ost rel iblf testimony and cd b\ three daughters one iist« PhiUips&CrewCo. thoi f !•- i o i e isonal 1 d nil t as to hi and three brothei b 1* uneral sei vie*1-, Report Says They Are Work- service and prices of the Pomje de Leon. I -, lit then h should '-uffei the pen will be held todaj at the familx 83-84-86 North Pryor Street Vaudette Today ill of tl t 1 uv id en re at two o lock Interment ing on Frank Case - UF*I* i s B t it is t dartre o J3 o-tperlnnrt will be at Oakland cemeten Call at the building or at the office of Established 1865 'THI- Cl,OU\s DVK-HTbR.' to OT \! t ii man of i crime at a That detectives In the employ of thp Drama in 2 Ac s — 57 Scsnes Reliance) time \vl en the -?ubli mind i& undul\ Iferschell Leathers Burns agency are in Atlanta working Agents for the— __ ex ited ind \vben pi cjudice l^ at its Herschell Leathers agfd 21 vears of up new evidence to be used In the Featurng Louisa Lester (fmencan) height hearing on a new ti lal for Leo M GUY HARRIS JIM Ml COWAN Pal tettei «d t until sober judg" 5 Fnglish avenue died at a local STEINWAY, KNABE, IUP t a i prP\ ail ai d better b-v fir itarUnn S uidctv n gbt at tl o clock Frank which is set for Oct 4 is the B. M. GRANT & CO. lot a d zen ^i ilt\ men go unpunished His bod\ w is removed to Patterson s rumor which spread through the citj HARD MAN, FISCHER tl 11 to tl c ft e life of one innocent apel pending funeral arrangements Sunday and set tongues fre&hly wag wl ich will be announced latei i An Sing on thp famous case RENTING AGENTS and ESTEY PIANOS The rumor further has it that bolic \\ he tht state hii-, L mm vvh i 700 PAROLES ASKED t an Inio it s guiltj tor Dorse> had in his p _>sse««ion a SPECIAL NOTICE. DISEASED lie al m i d r No nan s lite 01 AT FEDERAL PRISON bit of \aluible eviden e given him I hereby annonnro as caudldata tor ooaneUmui libe t> a.fe w 1 11 either an be while he was arguing the case before One hundred anxious hopef il men representing tfce. Fourth, ward &nbj«et to demo- ta^en au iv upon merclv clrcum the jur\ and too late to be introduced cratic primary of September 30 ^tantidt ev id en e 01 bei. a use publi' at the federal prison "await the jud A. W FASt,OTQEH. ment of the parole board which meets nto the proceedings The local Burns IVI EI INI = ntiment lemands vengeance Jesus men would neither affirm nor deny th C hi 1st v\ ns crucined undei just such at the prison this morning at 9 o clock This is the number of ap report regarding their agents and I otlcr certa n p^rms tor ditlons Mr Dorsej could not be reached last NOTICE. ncn t,u ee ft) \j Iccv It lb o!e trlv t e d it\ of the church plications which the bo^rd will con The regular annual meeting- of th* night to make an\ statemer t regard stockholders of the Atlanta and "West D -eauo \ a iccfa Vc us. n Ihe name of her I or cl to deman 1 sider Robert "\ Ladow of Washing-ton Ing the rumored TIPW evidence which Roofing Pitch, Coal Tar foint Railroad company will b« teld. 1 1 - i BlaJde trou mo Ipiation ^ober jud^m^nt justice It is said was siibmittrd to him bT- L bles o s u io t, ta D C superintendent of prisons ami at the office of the Compftny, Room iid fair deal ng for ev orv man what girl formerly emplo> ed in the penc.il Creosote, Road Binder X-o 9 Atlanta Terminal Station At- i tial TJ t K^ -mU all e\ nrav he his station IT life 1 president of the parole board arrived IMMEDIATE lanta Ga- at 12 o clock noon o« N^rvy ti d C ronl d a In Atlanta Sunday morning- Cactorj Metal Preservative Points aa tf Me and Wome i litiv f no ax to ^rlnd in thib matter Tuesday October 21 1913 I im slmpl\ speaking in the name of None of the applications which will Roofing Paint, Rooftfig Felt W H BRUCE becretary n chaise thus p-otug God- and in behall of our common he considered Monday are of well DELIVERY that n pretwnt day scl huinai itv known prisoners Julian Hawthorne AN OPPORTUNITY and Shingle Stain et-tit methods arc abso the writer and Dr Morton the well- _f*rtaln IT further evtdcqce or my The chur h demand-? and has right About eighteen months ago I entered Is ^q t r 1 I refe1- to mj e-traordl to demand foi every man justice- known physician and friend of \Tr the Commercial Jobbing "Field at At narv re ortl of cured ar 1 satisfied patleuta sober judgment and a square deal Hawthorne will not make new ap lanta catering for business In Swuth that I ha c distilled sonn -i Just pist I bold out DO f a *o and Florida hopes to in urabte p«n,o 3 If jou desire to BLACK ROOT IS CAUSING Our business the first twelve months consult a reliable long CHtabllPheJ sp&ciallsc GEORGIA RIFLE TEAM aggregated about One Hundred and Pryor and 1 unite SM-, Atlanta. Ga of \a«t ctperia cc on v to me an I lesr BIG DAMAGE TO COTTON Twenty five Thousand ($12500000) what an be a<* oniplish^rl ^\it>i ski ITul sc! WILL BE ENTERTAINED Dollars this year will amount to about MONTHLY FO* TUITION eotifi treatn nu Txamlna ion Trxx- aort Reports received M the depart men One Hundred and, Seventy five Thou Class rooms equipped with erery strlctlv confidential Hours 9 a m to " of rntomoloKS ^t the state capito The members of the Governor i sand <$1"5 000 00) Dollars Our gross The American Audit Company $10 modern convenience p m Sunda & 9 o I Horse Guard will give a dinner to i INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION gtve from southwest oeorgia are to th pi ofit now averages a,bout twenty flve [ proprietor* in person. Catalogue Frw, efttct that tl e black root is causing night in honor of Capt O L Rudi (25) per cent Home Officte, 100 Broadway, New York City. sail an-d Lieut J C Adolphue a In order to pioperlj handle our bus DR. HUGHES a great deal of damage In that sec iness and take care of the increasing- tier This disease of King- Cotton ia the Transportation club The hoTioi F. W. LAFEENTZ, C. P. A., President. f6!/S N Broad SI, Opposite Third volume of same which along the same p guests v. Ul be members of th Geor THEO. CUCHS.U. JB™ >• " ' National Bank, Atlanta, Ga. costing the Georgia cotton planters lines we are now so successfully foi hundreds of thousands of dollars i gla Rifle team at the Camp Perry lowing- out will within the next three ATLANTA—-fourt h Nat Bank £.' ear and e\ erv~-effort is being madi or four years amount to yearly gross BOSTON— Excnange Building CHICAGO—llj r juetto Building: Us T4.*t CAB ea to check Ufa ravages J O Seamans of the Second squadron. sales of at least Five Hundred Thou WASHINGTON —Colorad o Bulldns PIBLADBLPBrA—Bellevue-Stra.'or d Eacuaaa Filou mat The department of entomology has Georgia cavalry will be in attendance sand ($50000000) Dollars It Is impera NEW »Rt.n A N&—MaIson Blanche SAN PRAlsC'SCO— Western Me'r >polla —' nock tmiteur en5nll»*. developed A \inet\ of resistent cotton at the dinner tive I increase my capitalization RAr?TIMORI>-Ke>Ba_ r Buildins Bank BJ " WE *c j.< at MU-oT to nt rjitotoert. The ln\estment at present is abso Sfma^ND^AmVrtOTiC*Natfonai Bank LONDON BriC«~AND—F C. 50 Gr, sham btMitl ft r Cat n I ok. nnd I'ri*'* see 1 which is resident to the black lately m> own personal one and rather Buiiiiine- *" **• Street Pink ! loot and reports from the planters wh' ONE DEAD, ONE DYING tha•- n incorporat' ' e for a large amount ° ATJUA^TA BBANCU 1Q1E-I7 Kourtfa Vatlona Baalc Bolldlax. /I. K. KAr& 8iES CO, TENTS i use this resistent \arietv are to th and secure a numbei of stockholders ' effect that it Is not suffering from One "negro was shot to death and I would prefer one individual who can C. B. BroWELLf C. P, A., Resident Vice President, 14 «hH«-h«H S«- Atlanta. <.» [this blight one found dying Sunday by the police im est twenty Twenty flve Thou- Telephone Main 87? * CnVe Adore**, Amdlt, New York. as the result of knife wounds sand Dollars Jii this fi^ht against the black roo We have an A 1 Vtlanta loca-tion, an AWNINGS and the boll weevil the department In a drunken brawl at 74 Elm street exceptionally larfte and well assorted DR. GAULT j entomology has the co operative as Robert-Pierce a negro was shot and stock an efficient and experienced of- Distance the Cotton Seed Crushers killed by Charlie Cook another ne&ro fice and sales force .A reliable specialist bociation of Georgia, which orgamza about 4 o cloak Sunday afternoon Our concern Is well and favorably ALONZORICHARD56N&C0. in diseases of men. lx>- tion is doing all n its power to im Cook was arrested bv the cpunty police known through the South cated in Atlanta nin« and lodged In the Fulton countv jail \ thorough investigation will satisfy pro%e the \aret\ of cotton seed whic any one that every statement I make CERTIFIEDPUBL1CACCOUNTANT5 >ears Address ZZ X&- find read> markets with the oil mill on a charge of murder can be substantiated and is In no sense •nan Buildins. 22)4 SI Vbout 11 o clock Sunday nlglrt plain o£ the state which industry is doing exaggerated ErtPIREBmUHMC f R AMCRICANNATXBjWKBUILDINO E oad Street. Atlanta. bo much foi the south clothes officers were Informed by WI1 To anyone who is m a position to 1611 lie Hams a negrress that a dead negro invest the above amount this presents ATLANTA MucSSn' PENSACOLA.FLA. Prompt Service TiasUyinff in the street in front of an opportunity with a valuable £u- SHELL "LORGNONS" 165 West Mitchell street TJpon reach- U ATLANTA TENT Paris stvles decree a short handle ing the spot the officers found a negro, Correspondeiice will be considered in Lorgnette 01 Lorgtion The latest absolute confidence. who was later identified a*? Jim Polger Can arrange for an immediate inter- AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH thing for shopping tours In gold sll a hotel porter who had been stabbe-i AND AWNING CO. \ ei and shell, at John L. Moore & C. J. MCTJE, 6. ft X, 134 Marlettm St. Main 3724 Sons opticians, 4J North Broad street. a number of times in the back No * Address without de4a>. - clue to the murderer could b* found. Box G 263, car* Constitution.—Adv. •27428 Candlcr Bulldlne- ATLANTA,