TUB STANDARD THE ATL ANTJS CONSTITUTION SOVTHBRtf;] Vol. XL VI.—No. 208. FRIDAY: M' 9, 1914. —immTEEfT PAGES. -^ •,: '^ SUti OF $797#48£00 LOAN $£?ARKTOLMAN Dark-Eyed MyhebNot LAND BANKS SPENT LAST YEAR TO YtE^D $500,000 FOR WAR VESSELS FORCED LOANS 4 TO GETIS^ FREEDOM But There Was Romance a Plenty; -. Washington, January *.—Just JT97,- L'bany, N.- -"Tv January 3. — A n«w A Wild Ride With Lots of Love IN GEORGIA CITIE WILL BE CREATED Ai BEING MADE- position , ,_ ifoje/^the ^pardon of Daniel 948,900 was expended last year in con- struction by the seven naval power* Tolman, WozSsr-lfDder, who 5s serv- ot the world, the United States stand- ing a six mon^js: £erm tor usury.; t« ins second In the ifat, with appropria- under • consideration by Governor Glynn. It,, amplifies, >the previous of- FOR RESERVE BY UNITED STATES tions of $140,800.643. Great Britain BYGEN.HUERTA spent $235,713,489, while QermafV. was fer of Tolman and;, bis assignees, inas- not far behind the .ffnited Stag?" '•'ith much, as It proposes" to surrender un- conditionally ' .a^prccciraately $500,000 an expenditure of I111.270.02S.,/'• -.'-V». Atlanta Selected and In- Measure to Enlarge the took last place, having spent but » Mexican-Dictator Is Resort- In notes, entbracing:' .principal and in- 1*5.151. terest, in. return, forv.the remission of dorsed as the Ideal Loca- Credit Facilities of Fann- These facts appeared in the navy ing to Desperate Methods the remainder of tti,e sentence. The year book for 1913, issued by the sen- notes are 'those: of Dearly 20,000 bor- tion by Ten Cities and ers Is Ready to Be Pre- ate naval committee. A large amount tp Get Money- to Keep rowers from Tolman^sn thl» state. Tol- of other information regarding the rel- man's terovhas^ lit&e, more' than -twjp Towns. >, ; sented to Congress. ative strength' of the navies of . the Himself in Power. months to run.* It&iS-'. said .the new world, furnished by the naval-intelli- proposal, If accepted^ "will "remove the gence office, is'carried. * possibility of any1 fittttre attempt to Great Britain held her place as jthe realize on the njites.^ ' . first naval power, with 2,531,391 ton- FAILURE TO GiVE MONEY Governor Glynn, -jit . is understood, STATE BANKERS ASKED U. S. FISCAL OFFICIALS iisise. - Germany ranked second, -with •has been disposed (& -favor clemency a tonnage of 1,228,208; the -United for Tolman; but has ijjofr acted because TO MEET HERE JAN. TO SUPERVISE BANKS States te third, with 921.844 tons; IS SEVERELY PUNISHED he feared some wasp iriish-t be found France fourth, with 876,155. and Japan to push the claims. ^""•i- fifth, with' 702.099. • The persons wfio>afemifcted the prop- osition to the governor today said the Senators and Congressmen Land Banks to Have Federal Property Owners Who Re- judge before wttom OToIman was con- victed was in TfavoT'' The support of Atlanta for the ap-1. By John Cofrlgnu, Jr. Mexico City, January 8.—In line with Washington, January 8.—(Special.)— President Huerta's announcement that pointment as the location for a federal; President "Wilson's promise of supple- Worry Over Eyes Caused he would get money where and how he reserve bank, foi* the southeastern ter-i« mental legislation which will extend could, reports of forced loans are be- ritory of the United States on Thurs-*' to the farmers the facilities for cred- D. A. Graddy to Kill Self, ing received with greater frequency. day grew to proportions even greater its which the new currency act places In Morelos, the center of Zapata ac- than the joint committee from the At- tivities, it "is said property owners have and Airy. Mike Xajour, who ' are just JIK" Iiuppy as they can bf, and are at the disposal of commerce and Indus-. State Officials of Macon telling their friends that there was no kidnaping to their affair. lanta Chamber ot Commerce and the been notified that they are expected to Ovid V. Shaw Complains to Atlanta Clearing Mouse association try, is already in process of redemp- /National. contribute more than one million pesos It wasn't a kidnaping, after all, in her youth, had been abducted in her tion. (?500,000). In Zacatecas, the quota the Department of Justice. which caused the mysterious disap- native home by a band of Syrian ter- had hoped for In sii early a stage of Bill Ready for CongrrMs, has been fixed at 270,000 pesos. Citi- pearance of Myheb FeckouT-y from her Its campaign. Macon, Ga., January S.-—D. A. Grad- The United States commission of ag- zens of MIchaocan also have been noti- Charges Gro&s Abuses Ex- home at 261 Kast Hunter street Wed- Atlanta's position, it is believed, will dy, paying teller ax the Macon Na- claii. She procured an interpi-eter and riculture credits has unanimously nesday nigrhf, but a thrilling romance tional 'batik, shot and killed himself fied to contribute. ist in the Atlanta Prison. hurried to police" headquarters, where be greatly streng-tnened when, on Jan- agreed upon a measure •which -will be In all these cases a warning accom- which had to do with matrimony, plain she told Chief Jett ot the case. The uary 1!», I.ee's birthday, and a legal at his home in Vineville this after- chief assigned' two plain clothes po- introduced in con&resa next week. The noon at 3 o'clock. panied the notification that -failure to clothes men, a wild automobile ride holiday, when all the banlca in the - comply would be regarded as proof of By Job* Corrlgnn Jr. and a love — the kind of which always licemen in the rase, measure was prepared after an ex- Graddy '.left the bank at 2 o'clock The plain clothea- men, armed with state will close, the president or some haustive study of European systems of this afternoon, went directly to his unfriendliness ;to the government and "Washington. January 8.— (Special.)— finds a way — that just positively re- a description of the girl, caught sight representative of every bank—>both rural credits by a commission appoint- home, where he shot ftimself. It is be- that enforced service in army would Ovid V. Shaw, a fowner convict guard fused to be foiled. of the automobile ot AI. Feckoury, of state and national—will be invited to-, lieved tliat failing, eyesight caoised the be the penalty. employed at the Atlanta penitentiary, In the beginning-. Myheb. who is a Roswell, a cousin of Myhe-b's, In which ed under authority of congress. come to Atlanta as the guests of the' suicide. Hardly Any Small Change. who is now living in Washington, has beautiful girl of 14, with character- she was being carried to Roswell. The Atlanta Clearing House association. The commission consisted of Senator Graddy was formerly paying teller The government today announced its written a statement of his experiences istic Syrian loveliness —black , hair that policemen stopped the car and de- In Georgia there are 115 national Duncan TJ. Fletcher, of Florida; Rep- at the Fourth National bank, and ac- manded that the' driver run to head- intention to coin and' distribute half •while a guard, whicti he has* presented falls in a perfumed cascade almost to banks and over 600 state ban-ka. which; resentaive Ralp W. Moss, of Indiana; cepted the place witU the Macon Na- 1 quarters. Feckoury gave orders to tional three months Ago. The Macon pesos, equivalent to 25 cents In United to. the department of justice. It charges her ];nees, deep, flashing eyes and olive proceed rapidly toward Roswell. The will mean that at this meeting o-ver; Colonel Harvie Jordan, of Atlanta; 1 (National is one year old, and this is States money, to the number of 200,- favoritism and lack of discipline at the complexion—wa s scheduled to marry policemen clung to the machine. My- 700 Georgia banks will be represented. Dr. John Lee Coulter, of the bureau Andrew Deeb, a Syrian, some time he' blind In one eye, and he feared that he ment.. A portion of this Is to be turned was held under - suspense. because of care to marry Andrew. He was yond the city limits, and that police Here are the principal provisions of bankers upon the operation and advan- would lose the Qther. charges preferred ? against m* T>y a wealthy and liad a prosperous busi- jurisdiction had been passed several the measure these gentlemen have de- into coinage which will revert partly tages of the new currency l*,w. Mr, Graddy was married, but leaves to the miners in the form of payment clique, while these opargres were helng ness and was soon planning- to return yards beyond. The plain clothes men vised: no children. • to sunny Syria, but somehow- her heart This meeting won decided upon, at- in coins. considered by the abpartment of jus- prudently dropped' the street and Farm land banks to be created in the tice, "Washington, D| C., the only way fastened to iMike Najour, who a meeting of the clearing house asso-t various states to supplement federal re- Fuel Oil Very Scarce. 1 wasn't quite so wealthy, but who man- waited for a trolley car. Myheb and ciation on Thursday. The invitations'- jn which I could g«f back home with her friends continued to M. Feckoury's serve system of Glass-Owens currency The problem of supplying fuel oil has my wife and child softer my dismissal aged to get along and put away a tidy to the Georgia bankers will be -mailed,' law. HeadofSlainBldck grown more serious. Although reb- was upon the mercy of the board of savings account every month. Some home, -where she and Mtke Najour were day Mike had planned to g-o back to married at midnight by Rev, W. M. on Friday. Commissioner of farm -land banks to els have not entirely cut off the sup- charities. Warden 'Moyer would not Black well. Cnrrcney Association M«et«. -'; permit me to enter tjie prison in order the vineyards and hill country of his have, general control as a federal offi- ply. It is realized that at any time Syrian home. They remained at the Feckoury home Coincidental -with, the Trieeting or the cial and federal fiscal agents to supe.r- Sent by Parcel Post they may destroy wells In. the Tampico to get my mail when; I was under sus- In Koewell until Thursday, when they pense, s • Didn't Want Andrew. Georgia backers In Atlanta will be ' vise operations of each of these land and Tuxpan districts. WorK Is being returned home. 'The. mother* refused 1 - . "This treacheroui Kclique, - consisting — Tine date of Myheb's propoaed --wed- the annual-,, meeting of ,-th.e National mortgage banks. jtushed to reconvert locomotives Into to- admit lier,- . at the home of other rd of Captain Tuckers^ Guard Guemey, ding grew near. She was hooked to Syrians near by, the .bride .. groor Currency Association of Georgia, which. Banks to have federal government eoa! burners and cargoes of coal are Guard Evans; Gjlaa^'d MeClur*. Guard marry .Andrew, and she didn't want to. charters like present national banks, held a merry feast for friends .through- •was orgunfzed under t&e Aldricli- being hurried to the republic from out- C&bb and Night Captain Schoen and Wednesday night a woman friend, wha out the day, dining, drinking '-and mak- Vreeland bill. This lav remains in These banks will issue debentures as others, is there yet to abuse the conr spoke Syrian, consulted with Myheb side points. Mexican mines are locat- ing- merry until nightfall, when the operation until July, 1-815. and under their direct obligations, the proceeds Marshal of Helena Ships vipts. I saw'Captain Tncker strike a in her mother's modest shop on Bast mother came over and ag-ain took the ,ed In the rebel territory and the coal it a reserve fund of $500,000,000 is of such debentures to be loaned to being imported is. from the United prisoner on hie knee with his cane he- Hunter street. Myheb stole away and daughter into her arms. cause the prisoner had his knee pro- met the' woman .and three male ac- available should financial conditions farmers on first mortgages. Gruesome Package to a States, mostly from South Carolina. The Feckourys — mother and dau Profit of the New Banfca. jecting out a little from the table upon quaintances on the corner. They climb- ter —cam e over from Burrouth, Syria, arise which would require it. At the The cutting- off of the supply likely which the prisoner was eating." ed into an automobile and sped a-way only a shprt time ago. The daughter's annual meeting of the currency as- Farmers' mortgages to bear higher Sheriff in Florida. . would embarrass the government a toward - interest rate than the debentures; and Kllllmff of Gnard Connors. betrothal to Najour was made years sociation, officers will be elected and good deal, as it would necessitate ap- Feckoury. upon missing the ag-b in their native home. .He runs ; the difference to constitute the prof- He refers to the incidents preceding the possibilities of Atlanta as a re- Jacksonville, Fla., January 8.—in a plication to markets further -removed, girl, feared kidnaping-. She herself, dry goods sftoD at 222 Decatur street.- it of the new banks. the killing by J. E. Vance of a fellow- friana-1 reserve center will be discussed long-diatance telephone conversation thus delaying receipts. guard, L. M. Connors on June 24, 1912, Banks may either be formed by pri- 1 He says Vance was indicted for murder and forwarded. vate capitalists or on the non-profit- this morning . City Marshal Powell, ot Helena, Ga., stated that he had for- and is now confined at Mllledgeville. The number of Georgia cities guar- seeking^ca-operative basis. NO MEXICANS WITH L1ND The killing grew out oC an attempt to anteeing Atlanta their support by Securities of these batiks to-be ex- awarded by parcel post the head of Dugg.er Harris, the negro •who •was WHEN HE MET WILSON get an increase of pay to J100 a month POOR TYPE OF WOMAN formal action of their • chambers of empt from taxation. for the older guards and to decrease FOSTER AND THE GIRL killed in a revolver battle with former Pass Christian. Miss, January S,—It comm erce and clearing houses ou Farmers to repay their loans through new men to ?60 a month. Thursday increased to ten. •with the amortization, that is, in small, fixed City Marshal Yancey, whom he fatally is believed here that the visit of His statement continues: Charge O'Shaughnessy to John Lind at prospect -of at least that many more annual installment^- shot Tuesday, to Sheriff Bowling here "From April 4. 1912, till September 13 Vera Cruz was an outgrowth of the of last year (excepting- a few weeks FAVOREDJY FASHION FLEE AFTER ARREST for Friday. In the meantime the At- for identification so that the widow when I was suspended) I was guarding recent conference between President lanta joint committee received assur- of Tancey may claim the re-ward of- "Wilson and his personal envoy to during which time a general complaint fered by ,the state of Florida for his was made by prisoners to me and other ances of the strongest possible support' Mexico. guards about their not having enough Dr. Smith, Speaking- on Race Disappear After Giving Bone ' death or capture, "Whatever ideas the president and Mr. to eat—no sugar and their bread raw. from. Senators Smith and. Bacon and. i Harris was wanted here for the mur- Xand may have exchanged bearing: on Our prisoner in particular, whose name Betterment, Says Thin-Cheat- on White Slavery Charge. Congressmen Howard and: Hard wide. | der of Deputy Sheriff Johnson. His the Mexican situation now are expect- is Bunyan Bradley (454), with whom I ed Female Is Defective. Besides these, press dispatches from body was burned by -the enraged peo- ed to he transmitted to Mr. O'Shaugh- came in dally contact, because he was Couple Found in Mobile. nessy. ' engaged in mowing grass about the New York show that the greatest fi- ple of Helena, only the head beln: I>enial of press reports from Mexico warden's lawn and field where I was nanciers of the country arc strongly in HAS YIELDED TO DEATH City stating that two prominent Mexi- Battle Creek, Mjch., Ja nuary 8,— saved. guarding prisoners, stated that he could Mobile, Ala., January S. — Neither Joel favor oC Atlanta as the reserve bank* cans were aboard the scout cruiser hardly stand upon what: he ate for "The imperfect or defective type of Another JVeero Arrested, Chester when she came here recently breakfast—a few "grits." » M. Foster, president of the Interna- ins center for the southeastern states. were todav 'authorized at the presi- "Because of this faction, dissension •woman Is that represented 'by the very tional Poultry Farms o£ Browns Mills, The cities in Georgia which had in- At the Age of SO Soldier of Philadelphia, January 8.—"When the dential cottage. Attention was called arose among the guards and subofn- Two Wars Passes at His steamship Berkshire, from Jacksonville to the president's informal statement rials and persons living in proximity slight, thin chested and nervous wom- N. J., and son of T. J. Foster, of dorsed Atlanta by formal action of and Savannah, arrived here today. Ben- Saturday that nobody accompanied Mr.' of the prison because tney were de- an, at -present so favored 'by .fashion," Scranton, Pa., millionaire, president of their commerce cham-bars and clear- Home in Kentucky. jamin Pope, a negro dock hand, was I.ind. pendent upon the guard for a li veil - the International Correspondence arrested on suspicion in ' connection President "Wilson today took occasion hood, in that they ran boarding houses declared Dr. Richard Root Smith, of schools, nor Miss Delilah F. Bradley, Ing- houses Thursday night were Co- to say that Mr. Llnd had spoken in the lumbus, alacon. Aithens, Rome, La- with the murder of Peter Johnson, a exclusively for them, and consequently, Grand Rapids, In an address tonig-ht 17-year-ol1 d girl .of Pemberton. N. J., most cordial terms of Charge the whole prison was thrown o'ut of who were found today by federal au- Grange, Forsyth, Griffin, Kewn«n^ --J .Lexington, Ky., January 8.—General deputy sheriff of Jacksonville. The O'Shaughnessy at the recent conference harmony, involving the murder of Con- at the national conference on race bet- thorities at a local hotel, coul'd be lo- Simon Bolivar Buckner, formerly gov- arrest was made/by request of Florida aboard the cruiser Chester. nora, the prosecution of Vance and my terment, which opened here today. Dr. cated in Mobile tonight. Dalton and Cordele. authorities, who ask*d for the appre- The president said there was abso- dismissal from the service. ernor of Kentucky and candidate for lutely no foundation for the published Smith added, however, that "we have Foster is held under $2.000 bail to ConKratalationa Offer**!. hension of Oscar Harris. Pope denied Senator Smith Wants Probe. await an examination January '14, be- vice president on the gold democratic report that Mr. O'Shaughneesy and Mr. no rea.son for believing- that -woman is fore the United States commissioner The following encouraging aspect of that his real name ja Harris. Lind were not working In harmony and Senator Hoke Smith today backed up national ticket in 2896, died at his that the removal of the former from worse off now than she has been for here, on the charge of violating: the Atlanta's position was received -from Representative Howard in demanding many generations." Mann white slave act- Miss Bradley, home In Hart county tonight. Mexico City was under consideration. an investigation by the civil service who was his former secretary, and a Senator Hoke Smith on Thursday: General Buckner had been in ill- commission of the discharge of seven Other speakers tonight included H. Sunday school teacher in Pemberton, "J. 1C Orr, Chairman, Atlanta, Ga.—<. H. Laughlln, superintendent of the held under .$500 as a witness. health, due to his advanced age. for MARINES FOR U. S. SHIPS guards from the United States peniten- Foster and AJJss Bradlev registered Sentiment here generally recognizes - COL. JOSEPH M. HULL tiary at Atlanta in December. eugenics record office at Cold Spring about a^year, but his condition did not Harbor, New York; Dr. Lillian South, at the hotel as "J. M. Foster and wire, Atlanta as the city in the southeast in become alarming until Tuesday, when IN WATERS OF MEXICO He wrote a letter to the commission of New York," on December 23. l Washington, January 8.—Four hun- Bowline Green, Ky.T and Professor R. which there will be located a. regional he became unconscious. He died at 9 citing the fact of the discharge of Miss Bradley's father is a bagrgrage dred marines in the Panama canal zone the men and suggesting that it was a D. Von Klelnsmld, secretary of the master on the Pennsylvania railroad, reserve bank. I congratulate you o'clock tonight at his home, Glen Lily, today were ordered to Join American American Association of Clinical Crim- and she was thought to be engaged PASSES IN SAVANNAH warships off the east coast of Mexico, case which called for ' investigation. near Munlordvllle. Thts inquiry will be independent of inology. Jefferson villa, Ind. to a prominent young farmer there. which will double the marine guard Deterioration of Womem* Foster's wife and 16-year-old daugh- Genei al Buckner's hody will be aboard the vessels. ' the one the department of justice is ter are at the Foster home in Scran- burled in the state cemetery at vFranls- If He Had Lived Until Febru- Secretary Daniels explained that the making: of conditions at the prison. In his address on the "deterioration ton. • Reports received here tonight say Weather Prophecy fort. transfer was for the health of the Senator Smith has just returned from of civilized woman," Dr. Smith as- that this is the second escapade o'f FAIR General Buckner was the last sur- . ary 1 He Would Have Been men, who have been on the isthmus a visit of several days at Atlanta. serted that modern methods of living this kind -that Foster has figured in, viving lieutenant general of the con- for many months, and whose duty the first it is said being- a few years ' SI Years Old. there ended when the war department have not -proven more disastrous to ago ivhen • he eloped with a" young1 federacy. recently aent regular troops to perma- women than to men. The speaker Philadelphia girl. Georgia—Fair Frldayj Saturday part-* nently garrison the canal zone. ?Ret said the most perfect type of woman Poster is about 40 years old, and -was ly cloudy, probably rain uotrhtvcat por- General Simon Bolivar Buckner'bad HOLE IN HER HEART, tion. Savannah, Ga., January S.—Colonel said the action could not be connected Is "that' represented'' by individuals connected here with "W. J. Mayer, a a long and distinguished career as a in any way with> the recent visit of Joseph M. Hull died at the home of his compact In build,. cTeep chested with Cnicag-o real estate man, who furnished Lowest temperature 36 aoldier, having served in the Mexican John Llnd to Gulfport. GIRL AIDS MOTHER steady nerves and fleshy enough for his bond. and civil wars. In both of which he. daughter. Mrs. F. W. Hazlehurst, No. This official statement, was issued: Highest temperature 69 14 Fortieth street, east, at 11:45 "The recent approved recommenda- the anatomical angles to be nicely Mean temperature .. ,. ,. .. .. 48 was promoted for hravery and sol- IN THE HOUSE WORK rounded out." Normal temperature 42 dierly qualities.^ -He was horn on- a. o'clock tonight. tion of the geenral board for the re- Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches. . .0(1 The immediate cause of his death distribution of marines provided for Dr. LaughHn urged - Bterll Ization for ' farm in Hart county, Kentucky, April the withdrawal of the .marine detach- preventing the reproduction of degen- Deficiency since 1st of mo., inches. . .85 1. 1S23, and graduated from the Ignited was pneumonia. He had heen sinking ment on the Isthmus of Panama to Baltimore, Md., January 8.—Physi- Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches,..* .85 rapidly for several days. erates and declared that it had met States milttary academy In. 1844. , unite with larger commands. Recent cians here are interested in the case of with great sucoeaa in' prisons and else- Report* from Various StaiioM. -During the Mexica-n war he was ,Few men in Savannah were so we31- reports of unhealthful conditions un- 10-year-old Nettie Schatz, who appar- known as Colonel Hull. If he had der which this detachment is operating where, "' i 'STATION'S AND Temperature. 1 Bain brevette'd for bravery at the battles ot ently ia recovering from an attack of Dr. South,', spoke of the hookworm State ot •1 £4 hr< - Contreras, Churubusco and Molinp Del- lived until February 1 he would have has led the department to decide on WEATHER 7 pirn. | High I laches; been 91 years oM. He is survived by their immediate withdrawal. These heart trouble caused by a puncture." disease. .She recently has completed TO EUGENICS IN SCHOOL Rey. He remained with the army in: marines temporarily will be distrib- Atlanta, clear . . •SI four sons, Joseph E. Hull, J. B. Hull, "When the X-ray revealed the hole in an Investigation through the hills of Birmingham, clear 52 various positions until 1855. when he uted ,among the ships at Vera Cruz." eastern Kentucky. resigned. When the civil war broke A. B. Hull and RoberC M. Hull, and Reports to the state department in- her heart the girl's case was consider- Boston, cloudy . , 3S one daughter, Mrs. F- W. Hazlehurst, dicate that contending factions In Mex- "Society, by Its sale or tobacco and Thinks Matters Are Too Deli Brownsville, clear. 76 ,. out he joined the confederate army : ed hopeless. However, under medi- Buffalo, cloudy . 36 -.00 •with the rank of. brigadier,, general* He and toy a number of grandchildren. ico are taking a breathing- spell in liquors, encourages mental defection preparation for a series of general en- cal treatment she began to show im- .which results in crime," declared Dr. cate to Be Handled Charleston, clear. 50 €0 .00 •was at FoK±-£>oneIson and was made Colonel Hull served on the staff of provement and now le permitted to as- Chicago, cloudy . 42 .00 ! the governor of Florida throughout the gagements all along the border and as Von Klelnsmid. "Whatever may be) Denver, clear . . 23 52 .01) prisoner wn'eh the stronghold was sur- far as Tampico on the gulf. sist her mother in house work. said in the way of excuse for the mod- by Teachers. rendered to General U.. S. GraMit. He -Civil war. ' - None of today's reports told of fresh ]>es Moines. coludy 32 36 .00 was successively made major general battles, and, in the onlnion of army ex- erate use of alcoholic beverages and Galveston, clear . 64 66 .00 tobacco among- adults, there can be Hatteras, clear. , 54 .00 and lieutenant general, • ' ^ perts, federals at Ojinaga, Nuevo La- WHEN HIS PLACE BURNED Savannah. Ga., January ' 8.—M. L. Havre, cloudy . . 5? 32 .13 He was governor of Kentucky from redo and Tampico are busy with pick no Justification for the use of these Brittain, of' Atlanta, state superinten Helena, clear. . . 36 .04 and shovel strengthening , defenses, drugs by adolescents.' 52 62 .00 1887 to 1891, and served as a 'member ' while constitutionalists are waiting for HE RAN FROM CREDITORS dent of the public education, atatec Jacksonville, clr.. Study of Kansas City, pt- c. 48 52 .00 of the Kentucky constitutional'conven--, ammunition and reforming their lines here today that he is opposed to the ICiioxville, pt. c. . 50 56 .00 tion in 1891. After being a,, candidate for another attack. New Tork, January 8.—The identity He urged a scientific study of crim- study of eugenics In the public schools Louisville, dloudy. 54 5*1 .00 for vice president on the sold derao,- of "Harry J. Meyers," accused here of "SO 64 1 ! inals, instead of punishment. "There [ Of Georgia, declaring that the' sub- Memphis, cloudy . .00 cratic ticket In 1896, he retired to h'i^ REBELS CONCENTRATE forgery and grand larceny, as Harry J. Is, however, a danger of excessive sen- j ject deals with matters too delicate to Miami, clear, . . . 62 68 .00 Mobile, clear . . . 52 .00 farm in Hart county, but continued to Mercer, formerly a prosperous mer- timen-tality in treating criminals," he be handled by teachers, 54 ' take a lively interest in public 'affair*", TO ATTACK OJINAGA chant of "Los .Ang'eles, waa appa/ently Montgomery, clear .00 : said In conclusion. "I refer to inef- j "I feeZ that the study of eugenics, New Orleans, cl«ar '58 .00 until the time, of his death. . . ''. -Ojinaga, Mexico, January 8.—Return- disclosed uy the man's own confes- fectual efforts of some who are trying i Is rather too delicate a nature to be X'ew York, cloudy. 38 38 .00 ing today to Ojinaga from a recon- sion In the county court in Brooklyn to work reforms.'.' > ' taken' up in the schools," he said. "H Oklahoma, clear . 54 G(i .00 noltering trip, ten miles inland. General •today,- when he pleaded guilty to At the day session Dr. Stephen , is, something whlch-should be handled .Phoenix, clear.. . 66 70 .ou 600 Clerks Vote to Strike. ] Pascual OroKco, commander of federal Pittsbarg, cloudy. 40 44 .00 volunteers, said he had encountered falsely signing deeds to property and Smith, presidenfof the conference, de-, by the. parents of tlie children, Geor* Portland, rain . . 40 46 .33 Detroit. Mich.; January 8,—James, only; tlie outposts- of the -rebel army. selling lund that did not .belong to dared the normal age of man isr 100jgia schools c'ertainly are not ready for Italeigh, clear.- *. 52 60 .00 Hosan, sent by the United States de- ' The retoels'were believed to be concen- him. " years, in spite, of the fact that only i it,yet. .It Is the opinion of a great San Francisco, clr. 54 56 ,011 trating under personal - direction of Mercer declared that up. to -four St. Louis, pt: cldy. 56 66 .partme'nt of labor as conciliator he- months ago he did an* extensive -busi- three men in a-thousand reach that I many that the mere knowledge of the ..-on. Vtween 'the Fere Marquette railroad General Francisco Villa, to present a age. Dr. Smith Is weSr and active at 'S^iSS ^"^t under the head of -'• St. Paul, clear . . 36 40 : .00. solid front when they again march on ness In bottling and: selling, honey and geaictt ot (.afford protection: . Shreveport, clear. 62 70 -.08 and Its clerks, will meet represejrttttV Ojinaga. > • " _ ' jam In tos Angeles. A fire leveled his the age of &2. "So I — as the simple truths' brought Spokane, cloudy.. 38 40 .00 tives. of the road and its employees All-nine generals who remain In the bottling plants, -Merce r: said, 'and. los- Among..,,., the other .... ; sneakers today out in ,the i study of physiology -go, I Tampa, pt. cldy... 56 «4 .00 .tomorrow morning-.-Six hundred elerfc» trenches here with the 4,000 JHuerta ing courage, he did not remain to were:.. Drl' Louis.. F-j-BlshjOp, Fordham say ye,a—^teach them. But I think that Toledo, cloudy. . p>s 44 have voted to; so on strike' if their de-' soldiers.- said every hour, of . ^elay face his creditors. university; Frederick Hoffmau, some truths;-In regard to sex such —. Washington, p. c.. 38 46 .Mercer was remanded for a month emphasized" during iho-l^st few months znand foi aa incr«aa« in waares IB re* to give liiui an ocJMHrtunity to make Newark, N.. J.. .and Creasy ' Wilburfi; .-should, not be. tati'gEhf'TU"itt ~tb*' public C. K, von EJERKMAKN, " J • ot ika bu^esiu $t the jjr J-^, ' WSFAPERI NEWSPAPER! 3ANtJAR¥ A. 1914. '.two'. t TMM CX>W±Ti'l)T10N, -ATLANTA, had withdraw^, from .th,*. rac«,in £avo£ -ran'-; of Mr. Morgan. -,:. : : , - , - > . I do, an<£ of Connie, 'Atlanta . Assistant^ SuperfntenS^rit I* M. IAH- HOKE . late in my diBtrJot pmd tb» capital of. drom was^- unanimously chosen secre- .RE BURIED ^SS^Sr^^r.'^ Atlanta, :<3i^. WILSON FREEWE my »tate, T-'ajS» «cU«u»ia»tIc In mfTtt- tary of the board. WILL ATTEND H<;w,rd-» tortx to lecureJtWs b*nls*>r Atlanta. fcofcit for Itfcaflon/of regional The -aalarfafi cfit tb* -ttachers at the V*nk£ formal resolutions Girls' sUgKt school were .raised from *?nKre«winan _Ko.warS, sent ^asd hSv p££ty» aj| 7011. • OF EDUCATION|40 to $60 'after 'Superintendent Slaton m'ng letter Thursday: • are probably: in^are. will arriv» in At- "President lAGrange'Chamber of*C J*_ ^^^V^CTfl... '<^? iNEWSPA'FERr - ^v '"'i* » THE OOUSTffCiaeN, ATLAfrT. GA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1014. Page Ti "JIM" PRICE SPEAffiR Kermit Rooseoelt ar AT "BACKBONE" IUNCH Mi ME MOW, Watch for Our Big Silk% Ad Men May Make Feast a Ponce de Leon Sewer*, Newj Weekly Affair—National City Map and Spring Street ^ Sale Next Monday, President to Come. Grading Claim Attention. James I> Price, commissioner of Graham West, chief cleric in the city agriculture, spoke on "The Backbone comptroller's office, stated yesterday January 12th of G orsria" at the Ad Men e * back- that the first mee,tlner of the 1914 bone luncheon at the Winecoff hotel > ester day afternoon Commissioner finance committee will oe held at 10 Price gave Georgia the foremost place o clock Monday rooming The meet- am ne the states of the country in ing as well as several others which agricultural resources He spoke in will follow TH ill be devoted to the hear- the most glowing terms of the spirit ing of the needs of the public Don't Buy An Inch Until Then. of h ad men throughout the coun tr> and urged upon those who w ere W G Humphrey who was re-elected at the luncheon, to boost Georgia s chairman of the committee, will return fa-mine inaustrj to Atlanta in time for the meeting The luncheon marked the first of a Councilman Claude L. Ashley and B*n*-s of gatherings planned by Chair- Alderman Albert Thomson, of the It's To Your Interest. man Julian Boehm ot the ' new stunts' committee It is the aim of the com- fourth ward will appear before the mittee to mafcft the backbone* lunch- committee representing citizens of the eons weekly affairs At each luncheon fourth ward A demand will be made tht committee -will ha"\ e some promt nent speaker to deliver a tw ent>-min- for more money to close the open sew- ut»- talk on «ome li^e subject. ers at the Ponce de Leon baseball park President "William Woodhead of the at Fifth street it Jackson street and Jsational Association of Ad Men s Club0 at Fonest avenue is due in Atlanta on January 15 to ad C ouncilman Ashley stated Thursday that thousands of people living in the Watch dre^y the club President Woodhead cornea from San Fr«tiieiisco where he w«ird have submitted to the deplorable publishes The Sunset Magazine conditions until their patience ia ex- J* or the entertainment of the presi hausted He said that the people will Daily papers for the flash dent of the national association the not stand for any more excuses vtla-nta Ad Men s club will have a About $oO OOu will be required from dinner at the Hotel Ansley Members the city to complete, the work on the of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce open sewers The county commission- of the Brand to be used and the Rotary club have been invited ers have agreed to co- operate with the to meet the big chief of the Ad Men s city the city to furnish the materials association and the county to furnish the convicts on our Groceries and in the A number of prominent speakers will to do the work be heard, The Atlanta Improvement association will ask the finance committee to give Delicatessen — Thousands $10 000 to have a new map of the city The commission will ask council to See "The Blindness of adopt a permanent plan for civic im- pi ovements The improvements -frill to be gone over yet, takes Virtue" tonight. Xo sxig- include the plaza project and other work gc btrv e nor improper lines to The Spring street improvement will 6 Spools J. 6 P. Coats Thread lor 25c time. also be brought to the attention of the a blush. committee Blackstock, Hale & Morgan T) Today at 9 O'Clock 1 MISS BELLE WILLARD, 2, KBRMIT ROOSEVELT. The eng-agcpient la reported of Miss the wedding in New York of Miss Belle Mallard daughter of Joseph E Ethel Boosevelt to Mr Derb> Ker- Willard of Richmond \ a American mit Roosevelt is 24 Sinte the summer ambabsado11 to b>pain to Kermit Roose of 1912 hr has been in Brazil and is velt second son of former President now an officer of the Anglo Brazilian Theodore Roose\ elt The wedding it Iron company in Sao Paulo Kermit Sale s stated will take place In the spring- tall and »e!I set and has won honors probably in Richmond Miss Willard as an athlete He inten upted his Jiermit Roosevelt and his sister now studies at Harvard in 1S09 to accom Mis Richard Derby were guests of the parrv the colonel on the latter s Afn WUIards on a long1 motor trip through can hunt as photographer to the expe- Virginia and ending at Hot Springs a dition In the fall of 1911 lie resumed Adler's Collegian Suits and little OVH a jear ago Miss Willard his studies at Har\ard and was gradu- was one of the guests last winter at ated in June, 1912 AH— Overcoats LACE SALE! $25.OO Suit and Overcoat Values $18.75 JACKSON WILL TULL WATERS NAMES $22.5O Suit and Overcoat Values $16.75 That's enough! When we announce $2O.OO Suit and Overcoat Values $15.OO NEW MUNICIPAL $18.0O Suit and Overcoat Values $13.5O Announces This, Following In- Smith and Anderson on the a Lace Sale, every lady in Atlanta and junction Suit to Prohibit the $15.OO Suit and Overcoat Values $11.5O Finance Committee With Payment of Salaries. Waters as Chairman. surrounding towns knows there is some- These suits 2nd overcoats are all thin season's newest styles and patterns. Come in and look them over. A new mo\e in the effort to discredit Chairman Tull C "Waters of the legally the standing of the municipal i board of county commissioners, on thing doing. Our buyer has bought many court of Atlanta was made late Thurs jThuisday afternoon ga^e out his com day afternoon following: the filing of 1 mittee appointments Blackstock, Hale £? Morgan an injunction proceeding- on Thursday . The h«.t follows morning:, which sought to stop the pa> Finance .Legislation and Minutes— and bought well for your Spring sewing— of the judges and attaches of the new Waters chairman Anderson Smith 5O and 52 Marietta^Street tribunal when Attorney R R Jackson Public Works—Anderson chairman declared that he would at once take Waters "Winn "The Distinctive Clothiers and Fu«ni*hers** several of the ca&es left over from the I ublic Buildings—Turman chairman Better come early today and see if it isn't justice couits directly to the superior Andei son \\ aters courts of the county and entirely ig Police C. aratitino and Sanitation— nore the municipal court Smith cha^rmar Turman Winn If the superior court takes cogrni \lms and Ju\emles—Winn chair the truth—Seeing is believing. ^an e of the c tses Judge Jackson be man \\ aters Smith lie\es that he has established the fa,Lt that the municipal court has no juris In announcing the committee mem diction outside of the city limits beiships Mr -\\atets stated th it the Attoriiej s Gober and Jackson or riamet. would speak for themsel-ves Vc 10,000 Yds best Laces ever in any store in Atlanta \ cordmr to custom the chairman of the Thursday filed a petition enjoining board is chairman of the finance com the county commissioners from pas ing mittee at such prices. You want a low price. You have Your the salaries of the new court officials \t a meetirg of the boaid to be The rx-tltion recites that the establish held batuidaj the new committees to have lots of them, and you want Laces that will ment of the new court is unconstitu uill take up then various duties It Choice tional. both in a t>Ute and national Is believer! that there will bo little 01 s«.nse no departme from the method of han wear and give satisfaction . ,.. \ev* i.aw Point Ralticd. dlins cotinU business with the incep tion of the new commit toe men of These Ihc point of law on whirh the suit IK bioug-ht has never before been Round Val. Laces. All match sets—range from raided locallj- The petition cites that Laces it io illegal on the part of the county < omiriissioners to lev> on all of the %-inch up to 4 inches in width. You'll say they taxpijers of Fulton county to sustain ATLANTA'S OLDEST for a court which. onl> serves & portion of are pretty -t the count\ Such taxation so the petition recites | s ab^olutelv unconstitutional Yard The petition U&o bets out that the i French Val. Laces. Real Cluny Linen Laces in jourt 13 unconstitu tioral because in the constitutional amendment sub mitted to a vote of the people i ecentU match sets na mention was made of the abolishing- Starts the New Year With a of the office of constable in th« justice courts "•" Rush of New Accounts—Jan- Jordan Still Holds Court. >• uary Interest Being Paid. Machine Torchon Laces The petition was signed by D H McWilhams, of East Point a taxpayer Amounts Deposited On or Be- and while no mention is made of the matter it is known that the petition fore January 10th Draw In- follows the hint g^ven last week in Big, wide, All-Linen Torchon Laces, for under- The Constit Hion that Justice W T terest From January 1st. Jordon would flpht the new municipal wear, Pillow Cases and for Curtains court on a constitutional basis belf«v 5c mg that the new law did not effect his as his court was situated m two The G-eorg^Ia Saving's Banlc and Trust counties Justice Jordon Is still hold Pompanv lequests all its depositors tc ing- court despite the recent establish bring thei^ pass books to the bank i~ ment of the new municipal court. soon as c nvenlent to have the Janu -L-dffar Watkins president of the At «irj intoe^t credited lanta Bar association and Luther Ros Also Applique Val. Sets, all widths, from % inch J Yard aer county attorney declared that the attack on the new court was not based on g-ood law and would undoubtedly up to 5y inches. Fine, close-woven Vals. Fine J be thrown out of court when it is by the z taken up lor argument on January 19 Torchons in match sets. Fine Cluny sets i lOc savng a resove a of the Extra Trousers BUSINESS STIMULUS mike this jour banner year The success you attain in the future may <3eoen<1 on the amount you save RECEIVED AT MEET noT* W*- will help you by accepting deposits as small as $1 00 OF COCA-COLA MEN This bank has over one million dol The great "first aid" between lars asseta and its officers and dlrec Price the tors are well Known to you They are seasons is the extra pair of trousers. George M Brown President John W The convention of the Coca Cola Grant Vice President Jobeph E Boa Yard Pattern They relate admirably to the exten- company bianch managers and sales ton Seci«-tary and Treasurer Fred B men from eighty five different cities Law Kljlah A Brown Arnold Broyles, Dress Flounces siorf of your suit service. In the United States Canada and Joseph A. McCord ana John W Tye — Cuba came to an end late Thursday afternoon at the Hfctel Ansley The delegates discussed business problems 45 inches wide—3 1-3 yards to each pattern. It's the small investment that af- during the afternoon The closing aes sion of the convention was executive Ratine 45-inch Flounces fects the big tide-over, and keeps The members 01 the sales divisions of the company expressed their satis the busy suit up to a gentlemanly faction In h-ivlne attended the meet Voile 45-inch Flounces ings and declared that they had re OUT appearance. ' ceived great stimulus in their woik The ^convention really came to a Crepe 45-inch Flounces . . *. Instead of climax on Wednesday night at a din ner elven by is C Dobbs, of the Coca TO-DAY Suitable for dresses. $6.98 7 When acquired in time they fit in Cola company, at his home on Oakdale road. 411 of the visiting delegates attended the dinner, which was served most conveniently between pressing by the members of the Inman Park trips and alternate advantageously Girls club __ Southern 'Jashions thru the long life of the accom- "HUB" T ALLEY CONVICTED Rush your mail orders in for all these panying coat. GETS TWELVE MONTHS ondMotorMimber The citj court attorney has suc- laces—Atlanta ladies, call our Shopper, ceeded at last in convicting the no Blue, black and gray stripes ,tortous Hub Talley on a blind tiger charge This was accomplished Thurs- i day morning when he was given a VOGUE Main 1061; she will fill orders; or come, ?4, $5, $6.50, $7.50, $8,50 and $10. : sentence of twelve months by Judge Andrew Calhoun Tally was offered the alternative of: a fine of $150 He ' has failed so far to make bond in an and she will help you select them. effort to ccrtiorari the case and may have to serve out his sentence "This is about the last of Hub,' said Geo. Muse Clothing Co. Assistant Solicitor HiH on* Thursday .af tertioon ' Out of torty-eigtit state U. S. Sub-Postal Station Open 8:30 to 7 P. M. i ca»eB made against him, Oils is \the '•firfct time we nav*^ev«r toortatiiYout. a conviction. He always alia out be- fore." . M. HIGH CO. —J- M. HIGH CO. COKSTlTimo CONSTITUTION mtMMt Housekeeping A Story of ihe Moment STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER several times as tanr two years for stealing article* "worth less By WALT MASQAT. thin . Tfc* Famous Pro*« Post, AlHwe of Uie pardoning power, taking dARK HOWELL. - the forms of "susceptibility to political or sorter makes me feel GRAPEFRUIT MARMALADE BRASS BAND CHARITY. Editor and Gcacnl Manager sentimental pressure, is one of the foes tff at Jjome W L. HALSTEAD Seems like the bees are TEC" justice IB the United States. We hare "Will ou* "Efficient Housekeeper" please Mr Doodelheimer the grocer I am deal- brows in the larks are in tlie loam. give a reclne very soon, for grapefruit mar- ing with npw is one of natures noblemen vivid Illustrations of it in the work of malade1* is ^the request in today's mail This Clark HowelL Boby RobTnfcon. And o er the new-plowed said "Mrs Jiggers. This afternoon when I - J*- a. R- Blade. H. w "Pardoning Blease" of South Carolina. is grapefruit season cornfields I bear the was in his store a poor man with a guiltv old time song— and so X hasten to tell Over the urgin of the look in his face came in and explained that Aide- mule—the Gee-haw" you how to make thla EUGENICS- RUN MAI). •* Git along1 delightful sweet, pun- he couldn t pay what he owed for he had gent preserve been sick and out of work That s all right, of Ti Tor to plow or to hoe. The state of Wisconsin is just now pre ^ Trim off the outer said Mr Doodelheimer >oull ne\er see m« Or to reap or to sow oppressing an unfortunate min Come and Illef senting the country with a moving illustra Or to be a farmer s boy * rind in as thin strips tion of the fact tnat a little legislative as possible so there will U paj me when >ou can and don t worrj about Oh just a breath o' springtime m ciowded be no bitter white lin- it in the meantime I call thit practical city streets— That '/ knowledge may easily become a dangerous ing attached Cut in chant} that <> wortn nnore than an> quanttt\ It sets jour soul a dreamm—unfolds a thou- thing Wisconsin enacted a law prohibiting sand sweets little squares and cook of indiscriminate gUmp marriages unless the license is accompanied The rain on sand} countrj roads—each lo\ed, until transparent in I \enture to saj comme ited the star by % physician's certificate of physical fit unfadin scene— salted water then GreabTrials boarder that when Mi Doodelh-eimer gave The tinklm of the cattle bells o er meadows mince Into tin* bits utterance to such ioft\ sentiments he raised ness for both parties, and preseribmg"the cool an green' Scoop out all the pulp his \oice so he could be heard three blocks from the grapefruit physicians fee at ?3 The statute did not and I take it for granted that the store waa And— To plow or to hoe and make a syrup oi halt at an ordinary or superficial examma Or to reap or to sow tw o parts gi anulated well filled with oust >mers He ^iw an op tillered at the postoltlce at Atlant Or to be a farmer s boy eecond-clasff roaf! matter tion. It provided numerous blood and other sugar and one part portuintx to prt_t «*omt, free ad\ ertising and g-o\crned himself iccordin^lj The fact that POSTAC.JS KATES tests such as would have cost the conscien Eon t want to think I m dreamm —seems like water Boil this until United States and Mexico tious physician $25 at the lowest, and which tig \ery Spuns it begins to thicken Histom his scheme worked iur 10 to JU-page paper., ic, U Co S Shouldn t be surprised if now a mockin bird then add the pulp and enthusiasm mi rtear Airs Jipr^er-- "Without paper*. 2cs 34 to J»-»«se paper*. Sei would it properly conducted, have extended should sing the cooked minced rind spending: a c**i t >r «*\\ eatinpr 1 hair this paper*, Se. ^ over a period of several months I almost hear the music of the hidden whip Cook carefully without Mr "Doodelheimt r has acquired a reputation poor wills IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF stirring until it is like is one of nature s noblemen "\ ou will ob The law has been in effect for a trifle An the lull song of the rivers slow slippin ATLANTA, GA., January 9, 1914 jell\ Pour into marmalade crocks and leave ANDREW JOHNSON. servo that he didn t releise the unfortunate past the hills min from his debt he mei el\ told that more than a week, and county clerks the uncovered o\er night then secure with melt stricken gentlenan to come At 1 piv up when. HATBS. state over report that applications for Oh To plow 01 to hoe ed paiaffme Oranges or orange juice ma> U»e United States and Mexico be cooked with this and make a richer pre The trial in which an attempt was made he could and I have no doubt th it the strick Br Mall licenses have ceased almost entirely But Or to reap or to mow eti prentleman in question is tellinp: his faml Invariably In advance ) And to be a farmers boy serve to impeach the seventeenth president of the 1 mo 6 mo 12 -ma lv at this moment what T. prr-uid and nobl* another factor, and one fraught with danger, * « « * » Shaddock pomelo and grapefruit all be- tnited States Andrew Johnson was the cul philanthropist this Doodell enner is has obtruded itself into the situation Rcmnrlu of the Family long to the same family and come originally minatiou of a struggle between the execu .:::: K ' •& We called this past Christmas Father s from China \I1 mv dTv s I ha\ < been hearing and I4>0 Prominent Wisconsin attorneys have been When fully ripened these fruits are sweet tiv e and legislative branches of the govern reidiner of people who do groo 1 b> stealth Tri- Weekly Day but it was so unusual for him to ment of the United States over the problem giving it as their opinion that the state have anything- like a day that he tried to and pleasant and full of a rich juice that is but I ha\ e ne\ er seen a nmn thus engaged invaluable for easing the thirst of fever of what came to be called reconstruct on \\hene\er I <-f>e i citizen dompr good T re supreme court would recognire as legal crowd a TV hole years enjoyment in it, and At an earH period of the Civil \\-ir he has been two weeks recovering from It patients A splendid beverage la made from alize at once tf at he has an ax to prrmd and month or 14 cents per week. marriage any agreement between the con the juice similar to lemonade and orange portions of certain insurgent states \\ bich it doesti t take me loi K to locate the ax but the seven doctors and four trained were swept cleai of the eriemv and contained trading; parties, provided the same was duly nurses say that if there are no further com punch It is said if these uses had not been w hen I tm < uri )us> enough to look for it so much appi eciated bv sailors the grape an apprti able number of adherents to the People do ill b stealth b it tliej nevei registered In other words, the elaborate plications he will probably be up and out cause of the Lruon frameworks of gove outside A^anta in time to celebrate Jul> 4 next. fruit would never have been imported But do good that w -\ Tl e mil who desire* machinery set up for the enforcement of sailors used often to refuse to embai k with ment weie set up and were recognized as to lienef t his fellow creatures makes sure lie address ol tue Wasnlnston Eureau.Jm ou£ a supplv being put aboard their Bhips such b> the authorities at Washington that he is proing1 to ha\e an audience before No 1727 S Street N W Mr John Corrlfian. a eugenlcal marriage law is thwarted at with which to quench their thirst at sea On May 2J 18bo President Johnson is getting to vi 01 k Jr staff correspondent IP cnarge the start by the so called "common law Dr Shaddock planted the first trees in the sued a proclamation Riving" the terms where Last 5 oai a man w nut irnund with a CONSilTUTJON 1« on sale »» marriage. Whether or not that form of DISTRACTING- ^est Indies and afterwards a few in I-lor b> the people of the southern states could paper askins: people t> ontrib ite to a fund ceremony is held legal its general adoption ida and they are named for this well known be lestored to then civil rights as citizens for the puipose of bu\ ing hobb\ horses and missionary of the United States It was soon seen that roller "katos for poor children who were is midesirable The "common law mar California is improving the character of the piesident was disposed to be exceedm suie to be o\erl ol d bj ^ant-t Clans Near er iwenty ninth street and Broadway riage. offers all sorts of opportunities for the fruit each season and the reputation the lenient and liberal towards the states and U e\er\bod\ sipned the paper ind chipped fruit enjoys of being a splendid digestive citizens who had been n icbellion i whit th<_^ ci Id t-pi e I loiscied up to o Coultltutlon is not responsible lor elopements seductions and at the very RECOLECT^ on account of its percentage of sub acads and Much dissatisfaction w as found w ith the the extent of fifu cents m self "VIrs Jig ce payments to out-ot-town local car best, impulsive matches destined by their ANY RIGS FOR. RENT quinine makes it in great demand president dur ns the bummei ot that \ear sers and ^ hen I signed mv n ime T made it dealers or agent*. ^ very nature to wind up in the divorce court When selecting grapefruit choose those and when congi ess reassembled in December as lai gre and flourishing is possible I j AROUND HERE — of good 11 ze and heavy weight The riper he was asked by the senate to furnish m wanted e\er\bod to know tl at m\ heart Pew enough safeguards hedge marriage the\ are the sweeter jou will find them formation as to what he had been doing to is in its i pht p]ic.e e\ en if m> nobe does GEORGIA MUST QUALIFY under the most auspicious circumstances, YOU KIM WALK OUT If > ou like them for breakfast prepare wards reconstruction His information was slope to one side Representative Gordon L>ee of the sev them tbe night before b> cutting each one unsatisfactory and things drifted on until The average oontribut 11 wab a d illar but even these few help to instill a little TO 1 in half across the middle and icmovlng the the spring- of 1SG6 a v ear after Johnson be But one inaj e^t $10 "\\ ho wns this lai ge enth congressional district, serves timely caution into the contracting parties pulp Put this in a bowl and cover with pow came piesident when a bitter controversy hearted citizen I\ei>bodv wondered He warning tbat there are various formalities Throw down these restrictions and eubsti dered sugar and a lid Set in a cool place arose between the president and congiess didn t siftn his name He just wrote Cash until morning Membeis of his cabinet began to resign be $10 "V\ h*,n I biw that ri^cr ption I thought •with which the state of Georgia must com tute the "common law marriage and we Remove all the membrane and inner 1m cause they "could not sustain the president I had, at last r m aci oss the man who does ply before she can hope to participate in have the possibilities of a situation beside Ing from the shell When readv to serve In this crisis of his political life Mr good by stealth bu h modestv mov ed me which the non eugemcal marriage would be you can return the sweetened pulp to this Johnson exhibited a want of spirit and de almost to tears I \\ ondered w itlun mj self federal appropriation lor road building, holder cision which astonished those who were fa how an> man could lot louse such a princ* 1\ miliar with his antecedents Finally charges which the congressman believes may he paradisaical sum, as 510 without wanting to \\ rite his In other words the well meaning but ill- were brought against him the gist of w lich name in red ink I felt that all mj theories available before the end of the present was that he had violated a law of congress were overthrow n mformed legislators of Wisconsin appear in FAVORITE RECIPES OF by removing Secretary of "V\ ar Stanton or But within twenty four hours e\erj.bod\ session issuing an order for his removal after the their desire for reform xto have flopped DISTINGUISHED WOMEN in town knew wl o f,a\e the $10 and was A host ot bills involving lederal aid are senate had refused to sanction his suspen too modest to sign his name It was A.l^L.1 from the frying pan into the fire They By MARIE; *,oi isi: BAKROI.I,, sion non Silversmith No =001 er had he made the nd-w pending, in committee They carry have incidentally taken the quickest way Wife of Commander Henry H Bur roll, fti the ai tides of impeachment thei e were great sacrif ce than he w nt hime and told U. S. N. many features that are conflicting But it to disgust sensible 'people with the sounder other charges against the president the most his wife and sent her out to cunf ie the se serious of which were that he had dehveied cret to a few of her fr ends Mi bilvei is likelj that before many weeks have features of eugenics Having had the experience of keeping intemperate inflammatory speeches which smith did her w ork w ell She called upon house Jn several countries I have learned to were intended to bring into contempt the her female f i lends and hatter! about one passed congressmen in favor of the general congress of the United States and duly en thing and another and then just as she was principle ot federal aid will get together, prepare a number of dishes which I find acted laws His private conduct in "Washmpr leaving she casuall> brought r the mattei A WOftLD-WIDE HEALTH PACT. helpful in giving tnat much sought change ton was carefully scrutinized Men were of the subscription paper and ml n ated that reconcile differences and place a large sum The port of Guayaquil, in Ecuador, South always so greatly aesired bj our American employed to invebtigate his public and pri she was almost -vexed at her 1 usband for at the disposal o\ the larious states housewives So Interested have I become in vate character In Tennesfeee but nothing giving $10 as he realH couldn t afiord to be America, ilf having a lesson in compulsory the subject that I have written what I style was found to his discredit so generous It is the consensus that any "legislation cleanliness and health The United States an 'Around the World Cook Boo^c The formal presentment bv the house of Within a week e\erjbod\ wis referring that may be passed will stipulate two pre has intimated to the Ecuadorian authorities In all countries one finds much the same representatives of its impeachment against to Silversmith ab a magnificent creature material fish game meats fruits and veg the president at the bar of the senate sitting whose heart was solid Rold \ l w weeks requisites to tederal aid (1) The indivld that unless the port is redeemed from its etables so after all it is the manner of as a court of impeachment, was made on the later when spring was approaching he an pestilential reputation the products of the preparing the food its seasoning and flavor oth of May 1868 The answer of the presi nounced himself a candidate for the council ual state must maintain a road building de- dent was presented on the 23d the trial from his waid and everybody rallied to his country will be denied access to the Panama The devil he said in the brand New Tear ing which gives the variety partment or a highway commission (2) the In Italj and Spain one finds a lavish use opened on Monday the 30th of March and support. That was what he had in view from As he crossed his legs in a brimstone chair closed on the 26th of Ma> following individual state must show that it appro canal A British firm has been retained to And brushed the live, coals out of his hair of garlic and olive oil while in India and the beginning 31rs Jiggers, He Is a man generally throughout the Orient much use The trial was a v ery interesting one who looks far ahead and Ia\ s his plans undertake the job The question is whether I ve just returned from the little old earth not only to the people of the United States priates a sum from its own treasury toward "Where they re celebrating the New Year a is made of curry powder, saffron and other well and he figured that $10 given anony the work will be done thoroughly or to the but to the people of other countries It was mousl> with a certaintv of his identity be birth hot spices road building This latter provision is the first instance m the history of nations ing dibcovered w ould buy more enthusiasm satisfaction of the American health officials, And I heard the colonels old and gray It is difficult for me to decide which is equitable, since the central government can of the trail of a head of tbe government than $500 spent in the usual way \nd he such as would have been the case had it Swearing off in a frightful way, absolutely my favorite recipe One how before one of the biancheb of the law mak was right He was elected b> a beastly ma \\ ith never again ever which I especially prize, and which is not be expected to extend its aid to any 1 ing power sitting as a judicial tribunal on jority and is one of the worst aldermen we been in charge of Colonel Gorg_as At any Never ag^m always attractive to m> guests is the fol charg-es preferred b> another ever had state that is too indifferent to help itself rate the old town is to have the first thor And smashed old demijohns strew ed the lowing recipe for preparing camoronea or The presiding officer was the chief jus The system whereby Georgia places con ough scrubbing and fumigation it has en plain Brazilian Shrimps tice of the supreme court balmon P Chase joyed since its founding which event took Till I said My work down here is vain, Brazilian Shrlmpa The counsel for the president consisted of vict labor on the highwajs constitutes a And I bid -v ou all good morning' Shrimps 1 pound (or 1 can) p"lace eighty five years before the landing Henrj Stanberry Benjamin R Curtis Wil JUDGE LYNCH. legal compliance with the second provision II Tomato juice 1 pint, liam S Groesbeck "VA illiam "\L Evarts and By GEORGE FITCH. 1 green pepper, Thomaa A K Nelson The senators of the of the Pilgrim fathers at Boston Author of "At Good Old Slw above mentioned Before the abolition of The exigencies that bring forced clean Oh I felt it was time I should retire 1 onion, various states were the juo The managers the lease s> stem Georgia s convicts were 1 So I signalled quick for my steeds of fire 1 tablespoonful of butter to conduct the impeachment for the house [mess to Guayaquil illustrate the manner in But ere I had entered my chariot red 2 tablespoonfuls of flour were John A Bingham George S, Eoutwell Isext to John Doe Judge Lynch Is the returning to the state treasury each year which trade and its expansion are breaking And given my flaming coursers head 1 teaspoonful of sugar James r Wilson Benjamin F Butler Thorn most famous disreputable character IR. the se\ eral hundred thousand dollars That I heard those gentlemen moaning loud— Cut the pepper and the onion in long thin as Williams, Thaddeus Stevens and John A United States He is a nativ e citizen and down international barriers and giving hu A desolate joy forsaken crowd strips and place them In the stew pan with Logan 1 cannot be charged up to Immigration either Gum is still being expended bv the state the manity under every sun a common health Alas for the trouble of New Years Day the tomato juice Let this boil about lo The result of the trial was a failure of Tudge L\nch holds court in many states And O for the jugs that we cast awa> ' the impeachment The senators who voted onlj difference being in the method it is interest For many decades ships that put minutes and then add the shrimps chief I> in the south but wherever enough Tor the rude winds scold Cream the butter and flour together and guilty were thirty five in number—being- citizens can be induced to lay aside their- expended now on road building instead of into the Ecuadorian port were compelled to \nd tis bitter cold add these to the mixture and allow the less than two thirds of the whole—against brains and civilization for a few minutea and And a ju-c 1*5 a friend to the gr&> and old nineteen Of those w ho voted against im for the purposes authorised before the abo run the gauntlet ot disease ranging from whole to boil together until it thickens and elect him His court room is the open air yellow fever on up through the milder in And when I bade them a last goodby Is smooth peachment seven were reoublicans The the prosecuting attorney a masked mob lition of the lease sj stem Several other Thej w ere clinking their glasses—on the opinion of James G Elaine in his Twenty leader and his jurj a rope The method of Sections There was no alternative unless sl\ Years in Congress is that the sober reflec ***** ascertaining the guilt or innocence of the states use their con\ icts similarly A tion of later yeais has peisuaded many who defendant Is i erv simple The defendant Is the countries doing business with Ecuador favored Impeachment that it was not justi clause in the forthcoming federal bill chose to forego their profits and steer clear To the Rear With Them hanged with the rope If he hangs down he The Independence Reporter would elim GEORGIA MEMBERS OF Sable on the charges made and that the Is guilts If he hang-s up he is Innocent should and doubtless will take cognizance of Guayaquil The sanity and courage of mate these things in 1914 president was impeached foi one series of Thus far no defendant has been found in CONTINENTAL CONGRESS misdemeanors and tried for anothei of thib tact otherwise it would put a pre Huerta whisky eugenics affinities ear- nocent—at least not until long after the ;he United States found a way out of the rings knockers deadbeats demagogues difficulty The health authorities of Amer coroner b verdict miutn on the state going back to the lease fourOushers ' booby prizes town slog-atfis Editor Constitution The Manuscript Judge Lvnch hangs a hundred or more side whiskers open letters paper napkins bj stem ica "with the backing of the. administration Division of the Library of Congress is the MEDICINE. citizens each \eir Generally he pickb out put the screws on the South American coun stage ministers obituary poetry autobiog destestable villains who dfeserve to die but •Vs to a highway commission Georgia raphies vegetable soup dancing masters, repository of a great number of official and By GEORGE: MATTHEW ADAMS. sometimes for amusement he hangs horse try with the strong hint that unless it made weather prophets flat topped derbies men private documents and papers of rare inter is inexcusably remiss and should forthwith thieves chicken thieves and negroes who safe the transaction of business for other onlv meetings revenue evangelists onion est and great value collected therein for Few of us like to tak^ Medicine for our speak disrespectfully to white people When remedy her neglect Se\eral legislatures eating bat bers addresses of welcome white safe keeping- and which will be of inesti Bodies \lso few of us like to take Medl the judge grets tired of th* rope he uses peoples it would have to relinquish what slave lecturers theatei pests stick ups and mable value for historical research in the cine that the world hands us for our A,il tcerosene and fuel have approached the issue and stopped ever of advantage accrues to the use of the slit skirts bichloride of mercur> articles future Mr Gaillard Hunt the chief of this ments And vet it is rare thit a Medicine After he has burned a poor shrieking more than a column long division informs me that he is anxious to is taken into the Physical Bodv without \ illairt civilization in that vicinity goes H Georgia is to secure trom the federal [sthmian canal ***** locate the papers of all of the members of some part of that Bod\ ha m^ to suffer down 100 degrees and remains there for a go\erament the aid to which her own initia What happened in Guayaquil is happen Good Riddance the Continental Congress from Georgia The in order that the total Bo JiH health may generation tive entitles her the oversight must be rem ing in every important nation on the globe Its no use to swing the sign Broken Library already has all the official papers gain thiough that Medicine icting upon Judge Lynch doesn t know any law and Resolutions Mended "While You Wait said of the Congress but wishes to form as full Some vital Ailment Good al \a\s comes doesn t care to He can hanj? a man without edied beveral methods have been sug and, on a smaller scale, in cities In cities the Old Philosopher for jou couldn t get a collection as possible of the personal pa from the suffering of the tew that the many [aw In this he has a distinct advantage gested the details of which can easily be dirty and careless individual is mcreas em to wait two minutes they re perfectly pers of the members may be made happj o-\er an American court which usually cant mgly estopped from menacing the health of willing to leave em in cold storage The inclosed is probably a complete list Take your Medicine w hen it is handed aang 3- man even -with the assistance of threshed out by the legislature The main ***** of the Georgia members and Dr Hunt de you twenty law books weighing six pounds his more scrupulous brethren In nations "Best World Under tbe Stnrn " desiratum is to qualify, and qualify quickly. stres^informatton that will help him to lo A JSation ig held top thor b\ the conV apieco Vfter Judge L> nch has looked on cities that form common meeting ground for Though a fall from the New Year wagon cate papers written by these Georgia con sciousness in everj Citi/ci that whatsoever while a prosecuting, attorney has spent fl\e Aside trom getting in line for the state s Your resolution jars gressmen and perhaps still in possession of is done for the General ( oud is done for or si's, \e-iis triing'to get a rapist or mur citizens of many countries ar^e compelled to Am t it a world to brag on" living descendants him And if the Citizen is bi0 enough to dered into thp penitentiary and has failed shaie trom the government, a duly cons,ti clean up or get off the commercial map ' The best one under the stars The information desired co-vers a very in lecognize this fact as true he is a Good Clt right alcins because the color of the wbis tuted lughwaj commisison would comprise The development is among the healthiest teiestin^ period in the historv of Georgia izen and a credit to hU <- ountry /Kvery kers of tl e man who made the paper on Though still we re a hundred miles fiom therefore I take the liberty of requesting w ealth— business organization i& held together by which the indictment was written i^ uncon a splendid stimulus to highway building in signs of the times In view of its preva The Constitution to give the matter state stitutional he- smiles a contemptuous am fie Not speeding In auto cars this principle Manv an employee lias to Geoi gia lence we see vaguely foreshadowed the wide publicity Very respectfully take Medicine intended for another in order and does the job in an hour "We left a glass to the old worlds health CHARLES W HUBNER. If Judge Lvnch had more competition he day when countries as well as cities and Best world linder the stars that the entire organization may be kt,,>t ***** List of memltert of the Continental Congress Intact and efficient •wouldu t have so much business If men individuals will no longer be permitted to Sermon on "Spirit* " from Georgia, 1774-1780 Take > our Medicine w hen It Is handed were punished for their crimes in this in ONE LAW FOR ALL. endanger the health of those who associate Tiduble about what is called the .New Abraham Baldwin, 1735 1788 Nathan to you « with them With that day there will be Year Spirit savs the Experienced One is Brownson 3776 1778 Archibald Bullock There ib no idea greater thari that we Governor Slaton is to be commended for th it too mucr- of it comes out of the gallon 1776-1776 Joseph Cla> 1778 1780 "William are all a part of the Brotherhood of che continuing the precedent fixed by Governor ushered in a health pact wide as the world jug and while that kind lifts you up it Few 1^80 1782 178o 17S8 William Gibbons World 2ind that the greatest principle ever never fails Jo let >ou fall with the ancient 1784 17S(» Button Gwinnett 1776 1777 Ly it culcated into life is the G Iden Rule "What Brown to tne eftect tnat there should be one dull thud man Hall 177a 1779 John Houstoun 1775- vju are is the result of whit others have pardon law, for rich man and poor man. They say Huerta IB an Indian, and if the * * a * * 1777 William Houstoun 1784 1787 Richard. Given and Taken This princ pie works out Better Hide Out « Howly 1780 1781 Noble \Vimfaerly Jones as soundly for you as an Indiwdual as fo- Governor Slaton s most recent enunciation rebels lateep pressing him he 11 soon be a Advice of Brer "Williams—who is some 1775 1776 17S1 1783 Edward Lang-worthy the Race good one what of a weather prophet 1777 1779 William Pierce 1786 1787, Samuel Take your Medicine when it Is handed ot this principle was with reference to an Stlrk, 1781 Edward Telfair 1777 1779, 1780- to you appeal for pardon coming up from Bibb You better stay off dar Miss Spring 1783 George Walton 1*76-1779 1780 1781 A literary magazine announces that An larn ter know yo place John Walton 1778 1779 Joseph Wood 1777 Old Mother Hubbard. county 4. man aged 70 years had killed Br f r \\ inter des a waitin 1779 John J Zubl> 1775-1776 many American authors are touring Europe Tcr slap yo rosy face (From The Indianapolis News) his wife -while intoxicated He has served They have to get the foreign stamp on them A iare disco\er> has been made m the two years of a life sentence, prescribed as A Mute War Witness. ealm of literature—nothing less than the before they look like literature to us Chinese Soldiers Good Fighters minor of Old Mother Hubbard, whose clemency by the jury In place of capital Fifty years ago a federal recruiting off! ines unprotected by copyright, were ap- (From The National Review Ch na.) cer in Kennebec Me persuaded men who Till within the last fwo years or so propriated b> successive editors of Mother punishment His application for pardon Though he has the reins of government were working in the fields to enlist in the ose without the least bit of a thank was generally signed the Mexican president isn't driving all be the general impression was that the Chinese civil war and one of them placed his scythe soldier w as intended to run away The In the crotch of a tree when leaving -^The There have been tunes in Georgia when fore him. revolution of 1911 dissipated some of this The discovery of the name of the au- scythe remained there, and although the or was made bj a clei gj man of the Church conclusive evidence of a man's "pull" would absurdity The events of the present 3 ear wooden handle has rotted away the blade have dispersed the remainder It is now England the present vicar of Tealmptou, "The prosecuting attorney" have weighed powerfully m his changes tor remains imbedded In the tree trunk, which Count> Devon who has given trie news The film men are in hard lines trying to recognized tbat th«re is no finer material s now twenty inches in diameter a pardon Such arguments have no influ- than that which could be selected from ui his happy findings to the press He ordmately free country he would soon be "snap" the Mexican generals who are compelled to sell out below cost and go to ence with Governor Slaton. He states can- breaking the speed limit to the border among the sturdier of China's sons Nor is says that the author was Sarah Catherine there any province lacking Nothing is Sufficient Excuse. Martin who wrote the imperishable rhynae Mexico or Central Africa But as long as didly thai" he recognizes this man's "popu- wanted but training arms of precision good •ore than a hundred years ago and that the techmcalitj. can bob up serenelj In everv leading and a good cause With these China (From Judge) [other Hubbard herself was housekeeper trial and keep justice waiting like a freight larity ' But be says too, that the jurys After Brother Bryan's prayer for peace could well hold its own The Improvements How did she happen! to turn her ankle** that have been made during recent years > the square of \ealinpton The pronuncia- tram with a dead engine on a side track act lt^ commuting the sentence^ to life they should invite Huerta to the mourner's Jn such things can be appreciated only by Oh her ankle waa well turnedr and :on of this name is not given but taking- reckless people will continue to speak with t--jujpnsonment was m itself sufficient those who know what the old troops from there was a handsome /young doctor stop- le hungry dog of the poem into account, scorn of the ordinary judge and patroujz* bench and swat him when he gets there. the Bannermen downward, were like ping at the same hoieL| ne may guess it o'ff as yelp too. the old scoundrel. \ 1FWSP4P&R! EHE SALARY INCREASES MUZZtESTOBEPlACED, No Fence-Hides LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT SttDON INJUNCTIONS I ON U.S. ARMY OFFICERS . On Pryor Strew: Side Now FOR CHARLES W. MORSE ARE DECLARED LEGAL CONSISTED CHU TECHNICALLY DEAD | "They Will Not Be Allowed to Not Likely Congress Will Or- Superior Court Judge *>f Chat- Delicious "Fruit Laxativef Mayor Woodward Holds Discuss Publicly "De- der a Probe of Financier's ham Hold* Saloons Can Be Can't Harm Stomach, Conviction. doted as Nuisances. Liver and Bowels* Aldermanic Action in Case batable" Matters. By John Corrlgwn. Jr. Savannah, Ga,, January 8.-—(Special.) Every mother* realizes, after glvi of Turner-and Malone Was Washington, January 8.—Officers of Judge Charlton, of the. Chatham su- her children "California Syrup the United States army in future will Washington, January 8.— of th« National D. A. H.'»; Mrs. John 'A. Perdue,' rodent of 'tb« chapter: Mrs.. Managers of Haverty Former Atlanta Girl S. .(X Dinkirn, Mrs. Wiliam H. Klser, 3ffrs. Harvie ' Jordan; alternates, Mrv. MRS. IDA BELLI Stores See Prosperity Lauded as Hetoine in William Worth. 'Martin, Mrs., TV. a Teates, Mrs. 'Allison Green, Mrs. Henry Collier. Mrs. J. ,W. McArthur, Mrs. TV. - ; ,; In Plenty for South New Orleans Runaway D. White and Miss Marian Perdue. KATMA TQTHEJMED STATES The iXew Orleans Times-Oemocrat A pleasant"evening and a Ions stride WINBURN-BRIDGERS. toward .closer organization of the com- has the following^ ,-eport ot * ^f~ j thrilling runa-svay. .accident in ^ i Gainesville, Ga.. January S.—(Spe- Widow of Late C. W pany was the result of-the entertain- Greece Sends Son of American t ment tendered at his home Thursday illss Dorothy Hebert, formerly or -•"•• cial.)—The wedding of Miss Aline Win- lanta, but now ot New Orleans, maae burtt and Rev. Luther Burgess Brids- «rath— Was Widely night by J. J. Haverty, president of Citizen Who Discovered the Haverty Furniture company, to a thrilling eicape: . „, ers, of Portsmouth, Va., which occurred Woman and Site of Old Troy. "Miss Xiorothy Hebert. daughter oi Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the managers of the company's ten the First Methodist church was a stores, who are now gathered ia At- Paul O. Hebert. had a tlirillins. e»» r rieiice on Wednesday mornins. a°°u^" beautiful event of this week. Mrs. Ida Bellingrrath. for thiHy-five lanta, .for .their annual meeting. Vienna, Austria, January S.—Aga- 1 ner ro ' ,'The ceremony -was performed by IDr. The Haverty Furniture company's, o'clock. when returning to tswr'V^ g ,.- Papoi Clear T. R. Kendall, pastor of the First years a resident _ of Atlanta. s^nd a memnon jSchliemann, who represented in Peters avenue and Coliseum r~,,,, meeting began Thursday and will last Larissa, iii the,Greek chamber of depu- Methodist church, the ring ceremony t member of the Tabernacle Baptist from the reception given by Mrs. J on,; bein-—g used. [church, died at her home, 455 Litckie until Saturday. This annual meeting ties was appointed Greek minister to A. Morris. She escaped uns.cathS~_aS,, = is for the purpose of an exchange of Washington to succeed I* A. Coromilas. her friends are congratulating "i?J™t French Drama's New Note of'fij. barn£e ^^^"^nb^nf^a' f^^™? ^ternoon. She ^as ideas,, a, review of the year's business according to a telegram from Athens. her bravery during a trying moineni ma and a discussion of the plans for the "As her carriage iv^s being Vnt< £££"£ we as %5SSl "nSifm Surviving MVs. Bellingratu are Jour year. • Agamemnon Schllemann, newly ap- in St. Charles avenue, it was run '">•, and beauty. She is a graduate of' daughters, Mrs; Harry Price, of Berke- pointed minister of Greece to the by an unknown automoDiie, " ™h President Haverty says that all the United States, is 39 years old. Twelve japred the driver from his seat. £?" ' • Henri Bernstein, as .the exponent of and Donnay' had known and practiced 'Brenau college-conservatory, in the Hey, CaL; Mrs. James. Awtry, Jtfrs. J. H. w Stores during the last year have had a years ago, soon after his marriage, he automobile continued on its ^\_ ^ the new note -in the French arama, this the utmost*- niceties of the ., • Frencb, piano and organ and she holds a voice i I^atimer, Jr.. and. Mrs. James S. Har- oh tongue. Bernstein . is 'crude in thiB diploma from Shorter college.. She - Is ] rison,, of Atlanta; one son, Cbarles I*. very pleasing business and that the spent a year in the United States. He horses became frightened and a?J""-J new- note the -bringing of the commoner a. member of the choir of the First • Bellincrath. of Atlanta. speaks English almost as well as he up the avenue at break-neck =Rgf" use or it, shocking In .his effects wtth year .of 1914 bids fair to toe even more speaks Greek and is familiar with for the first time to the fore, 'was the Methodist church. In token of their 1 Mrs. Beltingrath was formerly of prosperous. The same opinion Is ex- then turned into a side street. r£t-', appreciation, the women of the First (Montgomery. Her husband, C. W, Bel- the problems that confront his coun- Hebert, sitting there alone. e^Pf^i^ theme of M. Benedict Papot's lecture Some of his greatest .successes, The pressed by his managers. trymen in America. He received his Tiler,," "Samson,," "The Atrtack" and Methodist church presented the bride i ling-rath, previous to bis death was the every moment to be hurled ™HK?' .yesterday in Cable hall, this the fourth with, a chest of silver. senior partner in the hardware-firm of The stores and their managers are education In Germany and France. His death. She saw that the only "«".'« now ""The Secret." -have been played as follows; wife, the daughter of a Danish mer- to do was to stop the frantic animal- in his series under the auspices of the on the American stage with success, Mr. Bridgers, who is an evangelist * Hunnicutt & Bellinsrath, which was Main. Atlanta store, .Clarence Hav- and M. Papot spoke with special en- of wide reputation. Is a native of located at Peachtree and Walton chant, but a native of Athens, is con- and to do this she had to cumj Drama Jeaerue. Portsmouth, Va. As a man, as well , streets. erty; Decatur street store, Atlanta, W. sidered one of the most beautiful wo- through the front window, and gj }> thusiasm of "The Attack,'; .which -he , . J. Renan; Marietta. Ga., store. W. J. V The dramatists he had dealt with described 'as breaking -every canon of as_ a_ minister. . ..., he- iis 'popupular in Gaines- •Mrs. BellingrratZi has many friends men in Greece. She is a social leader the driver's seat, while the ?"S" •heretofore had dramatized the thought, vtlle. Mr. and Mrs. Bridgers left on 1 . the city whoo aree deepldei—'—y grieve—' — d-"" a-~t Fearce; main Savannah store, 'S. ,B. and was prominent in work organized was madly careening up the street. »ni art -Ironi-tnp- structural standpoint, but Rustin; second Savannah store. E. E. by the women of Greece during the rKe< the feciin^ of their characters. . holds the. interest "and 'is » great play. the afternoon train for Virginia to I he_ r• death andd feel that hers is a pr Anally reached one rein, and J« V.?°' visit relatives and friends. that cannot be filled. The funeral •Matox; Charleston store, IX R. Rus- Balkan war. horses up on the sidewalk, wnece tne. Bernstein dramatizes character itself. He read mortf from the drama in his have not yet been an- tin; main Memphis store, A. D. Paton; •The new minister is one of the He chooses for his subjects lowly pe'o- lecture yesterday than on any .previous .second Memphis store, David Lee; younger Greeks chosen for the re- came to a.- halt. . occasion, and perhaps it would be flat- "The occupants of another carrlEae j)le, but ipeople of action, M. Papot ex- Dallas, Texas, store, B. T, Stanford; generation of Greek politics. Although following that of Miss Hebert, wit iplained, and he. brings more of democ- tering for the lecturer to know that LIEUT. STROTHER WEDS Houstotfi, Texas, store, R. D. Macon. this is his first diplomatic mission, he the general comment afterwards indi- The general offices of the company has ta'ken a prominent part in affairs nessed the collision and the runawaj racy on the French stage than i.t had cated thait the audience preferred those MISS MARJORIE BROWNE SIMS IS FINED $300. are in Atlanta and* the business of all of his country. A large part of his and started in pursuit, comins up l' ever known 'before. • .lectures which embodied more Papot the stores is directed from, this office. wealth consists of lands in Thessaly. Miss Heberfs carriage Just as she n«' And Bernstein's chief fault,, it was and Papot.. Philosophy* and less 'drama. J. J. Haverty Is president of the com- His father. Dr. Heinrich Schleimann, Buccesded in stopping ' her norses not surprisins in consequence to heheara . ,. The . usual appreciative audl«nc» was Columbus, Ga., January 8.—Lieuten- Former East Point City Clerk pany. His son, Clarence, is vice presi- the great archaeologist, namod him They found the young woman cool anc Is his language. Brieu^, . Hervleux present. ant Weyman Strother, of the, battle- dent and general manager. E. E. Dun- after the ancient Greek chieftain whose collected,- notwithstanding ner e^crt ship Texas and a cousin of United Asks Mercy. away 5s assistant manager of the At- tomb he uncovered at Mycenea, ing'exeprience and took her In tne» States Senator Bacon, was married here lanta store. Dr. Schliemann was born in Ger- carriage back to the scene of the coi tonight to Miss Marjorie Browne. many in 1822 and was the sou of a lision. where the unconscious drive her home on Juniper street in compli- The couple left tonight for Newport was 'found., lying where he haa peei To Mrs. Kilpatrick. ment to Mrs. Edward Hovey, of Spar- Making a plea through Attorney J. poor Lutheran pastor. After a quar- hurled when the automobile ran int< In compliment to Mrs. Ringlandtanhurg. S. C., the guest, of Mrs. -W. News. Va. "W. Humphries, J. R. Sims, the former ter of a century of struggle during 1 REWARDS OF $1SO EACH which he was a grocer's apprentice, a them. He was taken in the carriage i Fisher Kilpatrick, of New Tork, who H. Smith, and for Mrs. Joseph Hall, of r «lty clerlf at East Point, received the the Toui'O infirmary, where his mju is the guest of her mother, Mrs. J. G. Baltimore, who is visiting her parents, cabin boy on an ocean vessel, a book- Oglcsby, .Mrs. John E.- Murphy gaVe Mr. and Mrs. E. Van Winkle: The i leniency of the superior court before 'OFFERED FOR NEGROES keeper and a clerk, he made a for- ries were dressed. He was not sen a beautiful luncheon yesterday at her guests included a group of old friends ! Judge Ben Hill on Thursday and was tune as a military contractor during ously hurt. , of the honor guests, who formerly lived MEETINGS let off with a tw'elve months* sentence Rewards of $150 In each case were the Crimean war. "Neither Miss Hebert nor the friena offered by the governor yesterday for During his travels in 1850 he spent who cn.me to Her rescue, noted tlv On * .Wednesday Mrs. Edward KL in. Atlanta. • • to the chaingang, with the alternative number of the automobile wni CJ Barnes save a matinee party, fol- of a |300 fine. Relatives paid the fine the arrest of Joe and Henry Mackey, some time in California and ho be- later in the day. two. negroes who are wanted in Wayne came and remained through life an caused tho accident, but they do tumi lowed by tea a't the Capital City cltzfe. The monthly meeting of the Women's county- on a serious charge. Joe is the least the joyriders could have don' Dunson-Willingnam. Relief corps will be neld at the home It was stated to the court that at the American citizen. He turned his at- Mr. and Mrs. Walker Dunsou have time Sims' shortage was discovered his alleged to have attempted an assault tention in 1868 to the Homeric cities would have been to st<^p . and ofie of Mrs. James O'Donnell, Xo. 92 East some assistance." To Colr and Mrs. Lawion. issued invitations to the marriage of Ellis street, Friday afternoon at 3 wife was ill, aJid that there were other on an aged white woman. , When the and began investigations in Asia .Minor, Mr and Mrs. Frank S. Ellis will their daughter; Jane Edith, to Mr. Wil- o'clock, January 9. extenuating circumstances in the case sheriff f went with deputies to arrest which resulted in the discovery of the liam Baynard Willingham, Jr., Thurs- which might have caused the East him, he took refuge in tl« house of his site of ancient Troy. .Later he laid entertain at luncheon Saturday' in com- Point official to\ overstep legal lines. father. Henry Mackey, and the two bare the remains of Mycenae, estab- pliment to Colonel and Mrs. Alexander day, January 22, at 8:30 o'clock, at the " Atlanta chapter. No. 57, Order of COLUMBUS BUSINESS MEN Law-ton.' of Savannah, the guests of Secpnd .Baptist .church. A consent verdict was taken ift the men opened fire on the officers, lish ing- himself as one of the leading A reception at the home of the bride's Eastern Star, will hold its regular case, and Judge Hill then imposed the wounding one of them. The negroes archaeologists in the world. ORGANIZE ROTARY CLUB Mr. and Mrs. John IX Little. parents in Analey Park will follow meeting Friday evening, January -j, fine. succeeded in getting away and in Dr. Schellmann married Sophie the ceremony; 1914, at 7:30 o'clock, at Masonic Tem- making their escape from the county Costromenes, the daughter of a 'well- le. All ofncers-elect are requested to next day, which was December 28, they known Greek banker, who at one time Columbus, ^ia., January R.—(Special.] To Recent Brides. Ee present for installation. Visiting shot and seriousli' wounded Glover was the largest individual sharehold- A rotary club was formed at a meet- Twentv young women *cere the, New Chapter O. E. S. members are always cordially Invited. SAYS JEWS WILL BE Manning:, the watchman on the Alta- er in the Pennsylvania railroad. Mrs. ing of prominent business arid : pro- guests. of Mrs. Forrest Adair, Jre, at Tuesday evening Mrs. Hose M. Ash- maha river bridge of the Seaboard Air Schliemann, who survived her husband, lessional men here tonight and begins luncaeon'at the Piedmont Driving club by, worthy grand matron, O. E. S. of The Georgia L.lbby circle, of King's SALVATION OF WORLD Line railway. is one of the leading women of Greece. life -with a representative membership- yesterday, the occasion 3 beautiful ex- Georgia, instituted a new Eastern Star Daughters and Song will hold a busi- On the request of the sheriff, D. S. Her learning was of great value to Dr. J. E. Humes is temporary chairman, pression of hospitality and a compli- chapter under the name of East Atlanta ness meeting ort Friday afternoon. That the Jew'lsh race will eventu- Price, and the solicitor, J. D. Thomas, Schliemann in his archaeological work and Clarence M. Davis, temporary sec- ment to Mrs. Harrison Jones, Mrs. Chapter U. D., in. East Atlanta. There January ' 9, at 48 Carnegie way. As the governor issued a proclamation of- and her position at Athens has aided retary. Ruefccr McCarty, Mrs. 302 ton Dargraa, ally prove the salvation of the world were fifty-four persons eligible to this Is the flret meeting of the year, to Christianity, when at the second fering the rewards. the career of their only son, the new- -Jr.. and Mrs. Marion Smith. membership who presented themselves therefore, an important one, all active y appointed, minister. The centerpiece "was a square silver for charter membership in this chap- members are urged ti> be present. coming of Christ'they accept Him with E. T. POUND TO EDIT mirror on which rested 'a carved ivory ter. Mrs. Lessie McWilliams was elect- open arms and then join with the rest HEAR CLEMENCY PLEA urn of pink and lavender sweetpeas ed worthy matron; Mr. Carl Owens, The regular monthly meeting of the of the Christians in bringing about the CORDELE DISPATCH showered with valley lilies, the mirror worthy patron; Mrs. Grance Fincher, mMlenniu-m, was the belief expressed Alpinist Almost Frozen. wreathed with smilax. Parent-Teacher association of the last night by Dr. W. R. Dobyns, of St. OF 2 MURDERERS TODAY Geneva,, -Switzerland, January S.— associate matron; MisS Gertrude Ow- North Avenue school will be held Fri- Cortiele. Ga., January S.— (Spscial.) At intervals were small French bas- ens, secretary, atid Miss Lucile Minor, day, January 9, at 3:30 o'clock. Joseph, Mo., who spoke in the revival Five English Alpinists, including a kets of sweetpeas and Dresden shaded treasurer; Mrs. Lydia Boatenretter, series of the North Avenue Presbyte- Clemency applications in two mur- girl and a boy, were .found today al- J. I-:. Pound, who for the past fivt candlesticks, and every detail was har- conductress, and Mrs. Loftis, associate rian church on the theme, "Shining or dc.- ci*.«es will be heard by the prison most frozen in a. snow hut near the monious. conductress. Shading." commission today. In both cases it is summit of the Dole, one of the highest Mrs, Adair wore a becoming costume This chapter is composed of members Taking as his text the passage from1 sought to have the death sentence com- peaks of the Swiss Jura, They had: in 'black and white. of E. A. Minor Lodge, F. & A. M., and the Sermon on the Mount, "Ye are the muted to life Imprisonment in the been overtaken by a blizzard. The i-'uunu. recently or 011*31r 1 their wives, mothers, daughters, wid- SOCIAL ITEMS light of the world," Dr. Dobyns spoke "enltenfiary. I. B. Hall, a w,hlte man, tourists were transported on sledges maniian. . Kdir>ujLit M Pound has gone to Ma li ows and sisters. Much interest and of the, Christians in the world as be- from Tlft county, is onone of thee memen to a hotel. They probably -will recover. sonion, , Fla., wli**ro he becomes the edi- Orphans' Aid Society. enthusiasm was evinced and this chap- ing in the relation of lighthouse to cy, ' while William Dunt-an- , .or and man-is'i-r of a new p iper to t )6 established there. " Thc~"Orphans Aid society, an organi- ter gives promise of being, one of the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mason have re- the rest of humanity. a. Houston county negro, is the other. Ring gold Home Burns. zation that has. for the past twenty strongest In the state. turned from their wedding trip to Sa- He then spoke of the advance of Both cases have gone to the supreme years, supplied 'the children at the He- vannah and Florida, and are 'at home Christianity over the world, and it was court and new trials have been refused. Ringfiold. Ga., January 8.—(Special.) Invigorating to t ho Pale and Sickly brew Orphans' home with wearing- ap- for the winter •with Mrs. Mason's par- in this connection that he referred to In the Hall case the governor declined Fire visited Ringgold last night burn- The Old Standn.nl K*'ni>-.-al strengthening tonic parel, is planning- to give one' of the M. Papot Entertained: the Jews, say ing: "We as gentiles to appoint a commission to inquire ing a dwelling house on Lafayette GROVE'S TAKTBL.KSS chill "-TONIC, drive ents, Colonel and Mrs. Albert Howell, Jr. street owned bv "W. C. Mathews. The most pleasant affairs of the new year • Mr. ana Mrs. John Jv. Ottley invited **i» owe a great debt to the Jews." into the man's sanity. Both men are out Malaria. enric}m» tho blood, builds u on JanuaYy 23 at the Ansle'y hotel. It a few friends to meet Alons. Benedict Mr. W. T. Warren, who was the guest Friday morning Dr. Dobyns will sentenced to be hanged the latter part loss is estimated at $1,400-, wfth insur- the system. A true Tonic. For adults an> will 'foe a card party and the details as Papot at dinner last night, the occas- s-peak On "The Commission to Scry-of this month. ance of $800. children. 50c- o01f Mnis brotheroroiner,, Mrivir. Ht±.. KL.M. Warrenwarren, in 1 lce^*"=An a. t «*th• e 11j- "c ^vnim*iaai\tu iu u«^ «• planned will assure all a most de-, ion a happily informal one. ' FiUgerald, for the holidays and later >" o'clock meeting, which, fightful time. Mrs. Joseph HIrsch is of Mr. and Mrs. T. Warren, of Atlanta, '""*last"s 45 -*««*-minutes« . A* i-larg« e nu-mbe* r o*f chairman and is ably assisted 'by a returned Tuesday to his home in Dunn men,' as well as women, attended this number of prominent women -who are To Miss Woodward. X. C. service Thursday, and warm commen- working1 for the cause. Beautiful Mrs. Julius DeGive gave a pretty *** dation of the service has been express- prizes will be given. card party yesterday in, compliment to Mrs. W. F. Slaughter and Miss Lot- ed by a number of well-known Atlanta Miss Bessie Woodward, the occasion tie Slaughter, of Talladega, Ala., are people. Friday ni^ht Dr. Dobyns will assembling sixteen of Miss Wood-' isiting Mrs. W. S. Duncan on Four- deliver a special sermon on "Prayer," For Mrs. Mason. ward's close friends. After the game teenth^atreet. stressing its relation to the individual Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. Mrs, E. A. "Williams entertained at a few other guests joined the play- man as well as to the .modern world. beautiful luncheon yesterday at the crs for tea. , Mrs..*..«. J... T_. Wright is ver._.„y ill at her The sermon will be preceded by a song Piedmont in compliment to Mrs. J. C. Pink roses and narcissi were the | home. 314 Williams street, service, led by Ho ard Wade Kim soy, Mason, who, befox^ her recent mar- decorations, and pink was the color! *** of Lathrop, Mo., beginning at 7:30 riage,' was Miss Kate Kowell. prevailing in tasteful detail. i - J Mra. M. P. Cooledge has returned o'clock. , The centerpiece of .the table was a The bridge prizes were a boudoir from Washington and New York, plateau of KUlarney roses. The can- lamp shade, silk stockings and crepe j *** d#l shades were rose and the almonds de_ chlne_ lingerie. ~ _ ^ j^_ Miss Edwin Behre has returned from j WARE COUNTY DOCTORS *nd mints were in little rose baskets, Mrs. DeGive was gowned in delft Here's a New Nemo Cor- and all other details of the pretty ta- blue chiffon velvet trimmed with VOTE THANKS TO PRICE ble were in white and rose. skunk, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Miss Erna Eiseman has returned to Mrs. "Williams was gowned In black Westirt oreland. receiving with her, school in 'Washington, D. C. charmeuse satin' with black hat trim- wore browti velvet. -That the work that is bei?.insn done med in white plumes. Mrs. Mason was Miss Sarah Gibson Chenault. of Lex- by the state department of griculturi lovely in a blue cloth gown with hat ington, Ky., is the lovely guest of her experts in inpecting dairies, markets set That Will Delight to miitch. To Mrs. Kilpatrick. ' sister, Mrs. Keats Speed. and other sources of food supply, is There were fourteen guests. Mrs. Junius G. Oglosby, Jr.. invited, being well appreciated, is shown by A reception will be given next week twelve guests for bridge yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Logan have the action of the Ware County Med- at the Christian church in West End meet Mrs. ' R. J'\ Kilpatrick, the oc- returned from the west and are at ical association. Commissioner Price tov the members in -honor of Mrs. Ma- home, 196 Juniper street. was in receipt yesterday of a letter won, who is a popular member of the casion a delightfully informal one. «•*» from Dr. B. H. Ml n chew, secretary Every One Who Tries It congregation. Mr. E. D, Newman, of New York, is of the association, to the effect that ' Miss Willie Kate Travis and Miss El- at the Imperial for a few weeks' stay. the association had received a report la Mason will • be among, those enter- Annual Social Meeting. • of the work done in Waycross and taining in the near future for Mrs. The annual social meeting of the i they were so impressed wyth it that Mason. Third Ward Civic club will be held Mrs. Joseph Hall, of Baltimore, is this afternoon at S o'clock at the visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. they had it presented to the mayor home et Mrs. E. P, iJurns, 311 Grant Van Winkle. and council of the city for preservation street. • ' ' *** in the city archives, after having Informal Tea. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Peoples will copy made for themselves. Mrs, W. C. Jarnagin entertained in- Mrs. Samuel L/umpkin, president of Then they expressed their gratitude formally at tea yesterday afternoon at the City Federation of Women's. arrive the last of the week from their Clubs, will address the meeting1, and wedding trip and will be at the Geor- to the commissioner and his assist- Duplex a unique feature will be an address by gian Terrace. ants bv a rising vote of thanks. The 'Mrs. Fletcher, of England, on club **» doctors declared that they would never life in England. Miss Julia1 Dunning Miss Katherine Mattingly, of Louis- have imagined that such conditions will play. ville, who has been, visiting Mrs. Cole existed, if their attention had not bee The Choicest Yields The public is invited. Morgan, is the guest of Mrs. William F. called to them by the report of Pure &palding. Food Inspector Methvin and State FROM *** Chemist Stallings. I \ Story Tellers' League. Miss Rebecca Hill, who spent the Self-Reducing The Foreign Fields holidays with her parents. Judge and The nest meeting of the Atlanta Mrs. Bejamin H. Hill, at the Georgian Story Tellers' league has been post- Terrace, has gone to school at Mt. de GRANITE CLUB HEARS poned from the second Saturday until Sales academy, near Macon. the third Saturday wn account of the **» DR. OWENS LECTURE lectures of Monsieuer Papot, before the Mr. John Temple Graves has returned Carnegie, library Saturday, January from New York, where he spent the The members of the Granite club Drama center of Atvanta. The meet- holidays, and is at the Georgian Ter- were delightfully entertained last OST women thought that the splendid Nemo Self-Reducing Corsets of I ing Will be -held- in the lecture room of race. night at the home of Phillip. Weltner, '17, at 3:30 p. m. A most Interesting *>* in Park Tjanp, when Dr. William Rus- last year were the final word in stylish and comfortable corsets for program is being prepared by Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Fitzugh, of Leav- sell Owen, as the guest of honor, read Dona Bailey. enworth, Kan., -will spend the winter in a paper on the life oE -Toan of Arc. M medium and stout figures; but we are pleased to announce this Atlanta, and have apartments at the The members of the club, all of Imperial. whom attended the meeting, are: Maxwell House To Mr. and Mrs. McBurney. *** Wightman Bowden. Dr. M. L. Boyd, Introductory Sale of a new Nemo, showing a new invention which makes Colonel and Mrs. Robert James Mr. C. M. Wier, of Omaha, Neb., will Thomas W. Oonnally. Hal F. Hentz, Lowry will entertain at dinner the spend the winter at the Imperial. Harold Hirsch. I. S. Hopkins, JV., W. C. it more valuable, stylish and comfortable than even the best of former Blend Coffee evening of January 14 at the Piedmont *** .Tones, R. K. Rambo, Dr. S. R. Roberts, Driving club In honor of Mr. and Mrs., Mrs. Harry Alexander and baby are C B. Shelton, A. T3. Sims. G. R. Solo- Nemo models. Edgar' Poe McBurney, who will arrive visiting Mrs. Alexander's parents in man, A. D. Thomson. W. D. Thomson, home next week. Richmond, Va. A perfectly delicious *** Philip Weltner and E. I... Worsham. Nemo "Duplex" Self-Reducing Corsets Mrs. Edward Hovey, who has be/en combination of the fin- Dodson-Abbey. the guest of Mr. and Mrs.' William H. Miss Jessie C. Abbey, of Saint Smith for several weeks, will return TIGHT CLOTHES FOR MEN George, S. C., and Mr. William N. Dod- to her home in Spartanburg, S. C., to- No. 327—with low bust . 00 est cupping coffees in son, oi Stockbridge, Ga., were mar- day: PREDICTED NEXT FALL ried-Thursday a>t the residence of Mr. No. 328—medium bust the world." H. J. Abbey, by the Rev. Dr. T. C. *Mrs. Alex Smith will entertain in- Baltimore. Md.. January S.—Men's Tupper. They will make 'their home fo i-mally at bridge Monday afternoon outer clothing next fall, excepting at 186 Fulton street. in compliment to Mrs. Marshall John- overcoats, will be of light weight tex- These corsets have the improved Nemo Self-Re- Tasting Is Believing- son, of Macon, the guest of Mrs. Rich- ture and tight llttine. and cloths will ard Johnson. be modest in color and design—what ducing front, with curved front steels, which insures Sealed Tina at Grocer*. . D. A. R. Delegates. art critics call low key. This was the, The Jopep-h Ha-bei-enam chapter, D. Mrs. James R. Gray returned Wed- decision reached today by delegates to A. R,, will be represented at the con- nesday from "Washington, D. C.. where the convention here of the National unequaled abdominal support. The great novel Cheek-Heal Coffee Co., vention of the State Daughters of the she has been the guest of Major and Association of Clothing Designers. American Revolution, which meets in^ Mrs. E. D. Pearce. The overcoat will approach rivalry feature is a new arrangement of the semi-elastic .Macon next month, by Mrs. William with women's garb. Plaids and rough Lawson Peel, vice president general Miss .Emma Kate Amorous hag re- cloth will be used. Sleeves will be ^^To \\ »T>>. bands at the back, which give turned -from Washington, D. C. on the order of the kimono. A^ • - • iV an ultra-fashionable slender Mr. and Mrs. -\V. A. Parker have e moved to their new home at 66 East Fourteenth street. DISCUSS CITY PLAN /\ -L. V shape when you stand, and _ Miss Lucile Tottiiigon, of Savannah, AT MEETING TUESDAY I • j Hlg||j a make the very long skirt js visiting M-r. and Mrs. C. G. Bradt EVERYBODY UP! * 96 Piedmont avenur. A meeting of the Atlanta Improve- I ft^Wfell® H flexible an . I. BRANHAW HEADS ucn ... of Columbian Life mhout the *tt» to "hew MAXIMUM SENTENCES AMERICAN BOOK CO. MIS COMPLYING XW Uiumln MoColtneB, Raster ot 0 FOR THIS TERRITORY th& Baptist Tabernacle, urill deliver nla I.TpaS Is Optimistic of the South thousand-dollar lecture 09 * Dcatd Best Lump Coal GIVEN PICKPOCKETS M TAX REFORM LAW I>iona at the East Side T«b«rnacle to- night- I>t StcConnsUjK a lecturer of The American Book company an- the Alkahest "System ftltfl should draw "Piedmont Co^l Co., nounces that A. I Bran ham, who has Many Have Chosen Auewora E Childs president ofc the a combined capitalization of more than a larce nous* room the east side Hoffman, Fine and Gozzollo been In actual charge of the com- hoian National Lifa Ins urance $10 000 000 and he is interested in a Plead Guilty—Get Year pany'* bUBiness at Atlanta for the past Within La»t Week—Good any, of Boston. Mass is. in At number of other large corporations few months, will remain in charge of Men Selected. for severs, days oti bis way to throughout the country "When Been Each or fl,000. its soutnern department permanently IB his rooms at the Georgian Terraca from and after the first of Jan ta,ry, hotel, he said last ni^ht T ha.^. e been very glad, in loofcing l&J* Th* Atlanta office la the bead* Since- the publication atoozit a week o\er The Atlanta Constitution to note Three pick-pockets. "WUUa.ro Hoffman. quarters of the American Book «jm- ago of the fact that many ot the coun- Mat Fine and Louis Gozzollo, whose its tone of optimism It Is my firm pftny for the states of Georgia, Flor- ties had been tardy in selecting t,ax belief that this attitude ia entirely BIGGEST SHOE VALUED struggle with the police when they ida and South Carolina. assessors as provided for by the tax justified by present conditions We •we e arrested recently all but made equalization act of 1913, and that only n..ro no\v on the e\e of a tremendous h story In the local police department, about 50 per cent had acted up to that ousiness revival and this revival, tn TYPOTHETAE DINNER time, quite a number of the counties stt-ad ot coeing along- shallow or spu T\ere heavily dealt with before Judge i lous Hne , is going; to be found to be IN ATLANTA have got busy and provided themselves so substantial that It will be perma ( Ben &I11, In the crimitTal branch of the PROVES HAPPY ONE with assessors ent IT superior court on Thursday t when Judge John C Hart, state tax com The enactment of the- currency leg each of the three was sentenced to The Atlanta Typothetae held its first missioner IB in receipt daily of reports IB Iatlon. w-as a tremendpua stride for dinner of the new year last -night at front county commiBaioners or ordina the betterment of the country at lar&e one year on the county chaingang, Personally, I have always believed in OUR ENTIRE STOCK with the alternative of paying a 11,00.0 the Kim ball house ries gi^ mg him the names of the men the policy of decentralization The Co The occasion was marked by the who have been selected to act as as- | iumbian National Life Insurance com number of employing printers of the sessors i pany is operated on this basis, ha\ - The sentences mark; the high tide city -who turned out and the general Tne assessors are elected Djr the mg its \arious departments over the OF of punishment meted out in a local air of pood fellowship which prevailed board of county commissioners in those country with investments in each in criminal court in years by any pre The menu (was one of the best the counties which have such a board ano • propoi tion to the premium incomes Aside from the enactment of the cur siding- Judge for a, similar offense Kimball chef ever assembled and the In the other counties they are ap 1 Recently twel\ e indictments were music interspersed between the courses I pointed, by the ordinary It is be rency law there are other vital fea Lurjes working out for the wholesome returned against the trio and rather added much to the enjoyment of the oc ieved that within the next month or MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S t,asfon six weeks all the counties will ha.vt» Itttciment of our national life than fight the case they pleaded guilty Colonel John S Prather supermten acted and tha,t thq state eomniiesioner Those who flrst doubted President to one indictment. The others were dent of Byrd'a print shop made a short will have m his possession a complete Wilson and scouted his candidacy as nolle prossea talk on the printing; business, review list of all the county tax assessors that of a mere school master or theo ins its progress during the past quar- The law requires that the assessors rist have learned that In the working tet of a century in a delightful man shall be freeholders and it is espe- out of his plans the gradual uplift of ner cially important that they should be the whole country Is going to be ef Dick Magill of the firm of B*-an & men of the best type which the coun WANTED asill the pi inters spoke on the out Lies can furnish The county boardp Tho south moie than any other look foi the printing? business for the h have acted, so far have generally section has this year added its in Men and Women coming year His address wag received shown a keen sense of their responsl Crease to \ alues, Rei ent depressions Selling Agents with marked attention bility m the matter by selecting the have been brought about largely by best men that could be found in their the wiping out of values to the amount SHOES to represent the largest concern of \t» counties 3(3 assessors of $1000000000 in the Balkan wars kind in the -world in Atlanta and. poiqts It will take sbme time to get these tn deorgia Enlisted Men Give a Dance, values back again but the south has We make to meaflare men a and worn There will he a *ta.nee uiven by the added its millions of increase to the <>n a- gults and coata at a aavlrs of Regimental Social club of the Seven DECISION NOW NEAR nation s money supply and is going ibout one third tji« prices ehar*ed by tee nth United btatea infantry at the to have its proportionate share Jn the retailor for ready made garmenta of post gymnasium at Fort M-eFherson IN NASH-OBEAR SPLIT prosperity to come Has been grouped for Quick Sale. We elmtlar finish, a-nd material commencing; at 8 o clock sharp to I have been asked sev eral times Our customers make their selections night The music ^vill be furnished by Governor Slaton announced >ester w ha.t I thought of Atlanta a& a lo from Style Sheeta Issued new every the regimental band and refreshment^ day that he would decide the contra, cation foi one of the regional banks month, showing: the latest .pCew Yorls will be served with the Cabaret in full versy ovei the office of quartermastci and have expressed mi self \ery em do not want to carry over a single pair of »id Paris styleJf and fabrics swing aa usual. Invitations may be general as soon as Adjutant General Phatically dn that point. Atlanta is We attach to every garment a bqnd procured from any member of the T Van Holt Nash returns fi om south the logical point It IB the center Of i sued by a bonding- company with over club Creorgia where he has been all of this t \ait empiie (jeographieallv- it has 9 000 000 assets guaranteeing materl week on official business It is vei > no equal from the standpoint of serv High Shoes. al warkmanstifp flt MORE GOOD WEATHER Judge Ben IT Hill in the criminal 1,000 Pairs Women's Fine branch of the supenor court on Thurs $]95 PROMISED TO A TLANTA da> i citerated his recent (statement that he would not deal lightly with Shoes; $3 to $5 grades, pr... The -vveathei go.d& whoever they pei faons who ca,me befoi e hirti and Tnay be ha've pionnsed Atlanta another glorious day They have made then eip found, guilty of carri ing- pistols records at the weather bureau i ead The court carried out his asbertion so tliat today It seams will surpass by imposing a t\\elve montht. chain the magnificent weather of Ihursdiv f,ang sentence on a negro brought pe The whole state Is at am in the foir- him on that charge The negro 3 'good weather aonc faun shone in attjuiev as,ked for the courts leniency nearly every pait of the south Thura Judge Hill then said day and a continuance of the de ibht There is no excuse foi pistol toting ful weather is promised bv the weath might as well be understood right er forecasters in answer to theii hint now that every man regardless of itnitecf eailiei In the week that Xt w mid be a oi or age will be given the limit m this o it -when thev appear before great deal warmer before it tui ned me ronv eted of suph a charge cold again fao far as ran he seen * the good The limit on a pistol toting charge weather will be with \tianta foi at n Georgia is twelve months m the ham gang or a nne not to exceed least three or four days to come HI 000 CLARKE UNIVERSITY Federals After Tyler, HAS CONCERT TONIGHT I o-well Mass January 8 —Geonge Tyler left handed pitcher of the Bo The ft rat annual musical of Clarke ton ISatibnals &aid toda> that he *iai FRED S STEWART CO university will be held in the uni received three offers from the Federa verslty chapel thih, evening at S lo leagut Tyler safd he would not leav o clock Sidney W ood\\ ard who has the Boston Nationals but would ac ATLANTA, GA NASHVILLE, TENN. an extensive reputation as a tenor eept the flattp-- ^, offererss o f thee FeFed will airtg- The Daughter of Jail us and erals if he were tiaded to St Jxiuia The Sacreci Cantata by fatamer Sidney "Woodward and the baritone Jinger W S Beeves will be sup ported by the Clarke university chorus of steel, consisting of seventy five \oiceb The university glee club will also render From wintry blasts to Califor- a num-bei of selections An admis sion fee of So and 25 cents will be nia's summer charms is an easy charged ^ ^ journey and a quick one* if ywu Sidney Landon Coming. Our *18 Suits go Santa Fe. On the way Sidney W Landon chai actenst was announced yesterday as the next num ber on the \lkahest Lyceum course at you can see the Petrified the Tabernacle auditorium Monday evening- Mr Landon ranks as one of i Forest, picturesque Indian the best character entertainers in the Are Good Ijceum field and a delightful evening- is in ptore for 1> ceum patrons and | pueblos, and that glorious others who enjoy this character of en r tertalnment His program includes noi $18 doesn't seem very much for a good suit Well, it isn't gulf ot color, the Grand only chaiacter sketches of great and famous men but also many humorous much —bu t $18 will buy a good suit here today — sketches of character found In the Canyon of Arizona. everyday walks of life The Taber And —you'l l have a broad range from which to make a nacle choir mil give a vocal program The California Limited is an »ll-»teel FulImM preceding Mr Landon s entertainment selection — llhe v tram, exclusively for first-class travel. Rum daily between Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Remanded to Volunteers. Fancy mixtures — multi-mixtures —p m and club stripes — San Diego, Oakland and San Francisco, with Pullman for Judge Andrew Oalhoun in city court, plain grays in both cheviot and worsted fabrics — Grand Canyon. Fred Harvey dmmg-car nieah are served. On Thursday afternoon remanded to the care of the Volunteers of \merica Henry Stokes a 15 yea* old lad from These suits at $18 are splendid fitters — they'll retain their Four other Santa Fe trains to California. Three tun Cleveland Ohio w ho was arrested daily, these carry standard Pullmans, tounrt slesp"* »™ here about a month ago for beating shape— and give you excellent wear — his way on passenger trains The Vol chair cars; all classes of tickets honored unteera ti in attempt to locate the boy s Relatives in the northern city Have you ever worn an $18 suit from our shop' The Santa Fe de-Luxe, between Chicago, Kansas City and Los Angeles runs once a week in winter; Amer- Caiman Kilts Himself. Slip in today and slip on one or two — ica's finest tram — "extra fast, extra fine, extra fare.' Union 3 C . January 8 —The body Of Frank Caiman 38 j ears old. was You'll be surprised at their goodness in quality —styl e found near his home on the outskirts The onlv railroad under one management through to of Union today Vie had apparently and fit — ' California double-tracked half way, «*fety block-signals been dead many hours A coroner s 3ury returned a verdict of suicide by "all the way " shooting Galman had been missing Dandy Overcoats, too —$1 5 up — > since Tuesday night, when hQ left his Jmo D Carter Sou Pius. Act., home apparently to go hunting" No '"'* cause for his act is known Remember the Panama Expositions at Every father and mother San Francisco and San Diego in 1915 m Georgia should see "The Parks- Chambers-Hardwick Blindness of Virtue." It's 37-39 Peachtrec Atlanta. Ga. an education and nothing1 therein toak$s THE J&A% IUIDAY, .JAGUAR?: 9, •* T 75 M FATHER AND DAUGHTER MR GOES FOR RAID ARE MANGLE&BY TtUOff Patterson, I*n , JJwuiarj S —Seems hi» G-\ enr-old daughter wandering a!t»- ON MAJOR LEAGUES lessly on a railfesia trarfe with *-f**t train ^.PSroachanST, t:ii Bersrerson l*»t msht rushed onto the track to ***• her and both were killed Mrs Bers«*- He Leaves on Trip to Try to BOU witnessed the accident from a poran •^ Induce Players to Desert of "her home near me station Why Does L/mpire to the Federals. Elliott Dent Is Pleased WHERE YOU GET IT FOR Lt»» BAIL PLAYERS PLEASED Chicago January S—The long prom ised raid on majbr leagues for baseball BICYCLES, SUPPLIES Bill Klem Object\ talent has began in earnest b\ thof With Contract He Signed Federal league, according to Joe AND REPAIRING WITH THEIR TREATMENT Tinker, manager of the Chicago clnb, We Are 25 to 100 Per Cent WILL NOT JUMP To His Nicknam& who left tonight on a trio he --aid nould take him to the homes of mam Cheaper on Everything man to return hi* contract signed Members of Fraternity Issue rt SIGNED UNSIGNED CRACKERS. With Dent s contract came a nice plaj ers wb hare won fame in the Than Other Dealers . Offer Him $10,000 Signed. Unsigned. letter to President Frank E Callaway One of the mjsteriea of baseball is: Statement in Regard to the National and \mericail- leagues. Otto Elble McCozmell After wishing every one a happy New- "Wh> does Bill Klem. National league Knabe, of the Baltimore club and M Dent nanagan Tear and passing other pleasantries umpire, oblccta to being called 'Cat- National Commission. Brown of the St Louis club -will soon JOHN D. MILLER CO. a Year for Three Years Walea Jslxon of the day, Dent said t>> start on similar pilgrimages Tinker 33 25. fPor«»y«t-» «*••••* Walsh Long "If Manager Smith and the directors fish " Bill never Jiaa vouchsafed an said Welchonce Alpermann of the Atlanta Baseball asssociation answer, but the facf remains that it's Tinker refused to sa^ where his first Bott> and $10,000 Bonus—Wood Reynolds Chapman are as pleased with my work during almost as much as a civilian's life Is New York, Januarj 8—The commit- stop would be It w as reooi ted e 98 Phones 93 Munch Dunn the coming season as I am with the tee w hioh represented the Baseball Perryman Doescher worth to mention the word "catfish" Plasers' fraternitv before the national would *ro first to Kansas Cm wheie City orders called far and Deliv- and Miller Refuse. Schmidt Jennings terms of the contract, there is nothing with Bill in the neighborhood, while as commission in Cincinnati this w eek he would try to get the signatuit ol Broadwater Scirwind to it but another pennant." for a ball player, well— * issued a statement tonight expressing Clarence Hendrltks to a conti ict. ered. Out of town orders Slndlar Kiracber Thfis listens mighty good and as Last summer in New York a mem- •satisfaction at the granting of so Tinker has said he beliei es Hendncks j •hipped promptly. "Wood Xjawrence Dent is in splendid form, the big right- to be a pitclier -with a future , Chicago, January 8—Walter John- ber of the visiting team, after Klem large a proportion of their demands Klaainger hander believes that he is going to get had made a dec is Ton against him, look- and pleasure at the attitude of base- Tinker left the city a. few hour* I son, the famous Washington pitcher. Price off to a good start during the Coming ed in the general direction of Klem after the return here of President Mu- I has refused an ofler of a salary of campaign, breaking all his former rec- ball's highest tribunal toward ~the phy, of the Chicago Nationals from \ $30 000 for three years and a bonus or and murmured something about "cat- players. Regret was implied that the ords Dent has usually been a. slow fish " Klem whirled around, pointed fraternity did not meet with more suc- the national commission meeting v *10 000 made by Joe Tinker, manager starter, losing his first few games The club president asserted h« „„ Of 'the Chicago Federal league team. hia finger at the player and roared. cess for the minor league members and then going like a house a-ftre "You to the clubhouse." before the representatives of the lower learned at Cincinnati, that Tinker s ' ' Tinker announced today - Johnson said front the middje of the season to the disregard of rules govornmp: druiUn AMUSEMENTS *ir-, "wa, sorry, but had already signed This irritated the teammates o£ the class organizations The statement e ie end chased player So they set about heck- reads WHS one of the reasons whv he was re his cont-act with "Washington, and \Vith twelve meo. signed, much prog- ling Bill In their dug-out they began leased by the Cincinnati club v.ould not .jump" The signed contract of Elliott Dent, ress Is being made by the Cracker "We believe that In the Cincinnati i A similar offer was made Joe Wood a conversation in which, one faction de- conference of January 6 the ball plaj - "Last season was rm. most successful the star rlght-faanaer of the locals, chiefs in getting their men lined up clared it was very fond of catfish, and ers won a victory which a year ago in baseball and if I thought m\ «u< T0 HT the Boston American pitcher, but he was received at baseball headquarters Alpermann has returned his contract the other stated that catfish weren't cess was due to drinking I would also declined because he had already could not have been dreamed of ATLANTA ."??« 1 Thursday morning, making the twelfth unsigned McConnell is kicking- on fit to eat. Louder and louder grew 'Twelve of our requests were grant- spend more time at the bai was signed up with his team "King Col", Cracktr to sigrn h£s contract and the coming south These are the only two the catfish argument until it reached Saturday Matinee and ftlffht. who gained lame as a member of the ed, three modified and two withdrawn Tinker s rcplj second of last year's team. Captain men who are not certain of accepting Klem s ears At once he halted the Eight or ten of them were opposed Cuts' pitching staff in 1010, and who Harry "Welchonce bemer the other old terms and reporting here satisfied game, walked over toward the bench, was drafted by the New Tork Ameri- glaring at two of the players who very vigorously but with the utmost The Blindness of Virtue cans from Columbus last fall, was just then were debating loudly on the frankness and good feeling- PROJECTILES FOR NAVY tloKt Talkcd-of Pli Tod«T. ~ today by Manager Tinker 'We met far more opposition from catfish question Bill snarled the minor league representati\ es than ARE CHEAPERJ-HIS YEAR « buvKeative Line. Miller Will Not. • Hev, you two—the clubhouse for from the national commission, and Mzhtii, . to »1.50; Mat.. 25c to you * and then looking at the rest of were, therefore, unable to do as much Newark, N J, January 3—John the men on the bench with a cold fishy Washington Januarv S —Secretary Miller, one of the Baseball Players' JACK JOHNSON HAS NOT AUBURN QUINT PLAYS eye Bill said "You fellows keep that for our minor league members as we MONDAY, TUES, WEDNESDAY. fraternity representatives at the Cin- talk up another minute and you'll eo had hoped But even as it is, they Daniels announced todaj th it bid? MATINEE WEDNESDAY will be materially helped just submitted foi the manufacture of cinnati conference, returned to his to the clubhouse, too " projectiles for the navy showed - (J•»•e> COHAN <£. HARRIS PRESENT- home here today He stated that he "These repiesentati\e^ felt Tvere with had not been approached by any rep- sincere their belief that an undue crease of $S80 825 resentative of the Federal league RECEIVED CHALLENGE HEREONSATURDAY rardship"Vou1d be*p1laceT\ipoa"theni ! prices paid last > ear If t^e ^P3^.1 BROADWAY JONES •while recently Jn the west. He met a LEA URGES RADICALISM unless some request.,, s were modified_ j ment _takes__adyanta*re_ of the -,,-nt Smartest Geo. M. Cohan Comedy representative o£ the St Louis Na- and, as we had no disposition to bring to Increase ordei s by 20 p*i cent Sec tional league club, to wlil-ch he had TO DEFEAT SOCIALISM this about, we waived the points retarv Daniels said a savins? of M Ofai Srats IV ow Selling; been traded by the Pittsburc Na- But Champion Wants $3O,OOO Donahue's Boys Tackle Atlan- The treatment accorded us except 730 for the go\ ernment will be the XIKht«, 2Bc to |tl.5O; Mat., S5o to 91 tional league club, and satisfactory St Louis, January 8 —"It is the duty in the offensive attitude of one of the result of the restoration of optn ind terms having*been offered, he said that to Fight Either Langford or ta Athletic Club Saturday. of every one who reverences the tradi- conferees, was all t5»a*. we could have real competition between bidrteis he esjpected to sign his contract -with tions of the past to do his part in mak- asked We weie met In a fair cordial Contracts to be Jet call for tht, man St I/ouis as soon as It arrived. "Gunboat" Smith. Play in Columbus Tonight. ing: the redoubts against socialism se- and dignified marine: which in view ufacture of 3500 14 inch armor pierc cure " said Senator Luke Lea, of Ten of the strained relations pre\iously Ing shells 1 500 IJ inch ahelK and ATLANTA'S BUSY THEATER. nessee, addressing the City club here existing, was gratif > ing in the e-v 30 000 4 and 5 inch common shells tho t*Q VTU »aily Matinee 3:$*. Paris. January 8^-^ack Johnson, the The Auburn basketball team coach- today ' This can be done" he con- treme' annual "food* supply for the nivv s Kd ¥ 111 EteSlngs at 8-30. tinued, "only by each contributing his The statement was signed by John negro heavyw«lsht pugilist whose arm ed by that wizaid athletic director Competing: firms include the Had Lasky's REST CURE With Alan Mike Donanue, will be the opponents pai t towards the success of the P Henry Cdward M Reulbach Jacob is still in splints, today said he had radicalism of today in which lies our E Daubert, John B Miller, Ray W field Steel Foundries companies Ltd, Brooks and ExoaUsnt Company GJ. A. QUINT PLAYS not received any cable ofifer of money OJ the Atlanta Athletic club quintet safety for tomorrow, Collins and David T^ Tultz of England, and the Krupps of Ger for a Hffht with. "Gunboat" Smith, on here Saturday night "Discontent and unrest have walked the Mexican side in Lower California Tonijrht the Auburn boys will tie abroad. For the last ten years signs The Bethlehem Crucible and Mid "I am ready to fight if the offer up witn the Columbus "i oun& Men s have been evident that foretold a SO-CALLED KNOCKOUTS vale companies underbid all others Irf>rralne and l>udlw, Merkel Slater*. meets my terras, which are $30,000." Christian association team, basketball period of «mflict Such a period can including foreign firms The 14-inch A\D OTKFE FEATDKES COLLEGE ALL-STARS he said —The fight roust be subse- be postponed only by some leader com shells were quoted b\ the Crucible champions of the south, at Columbus ins into power with the knowledge of NEARLY ALL ON PAPER company this year at $315 each Last quent to that definitely fixed to tatee On Saturday night they will play the investments of capital, with sym- place In Paris the first week of June year's price was $490 1 Saturday night at 8 o'clock the baa- here House and Francis, two club pathy with the requirements of labor, Secretarv Daniels was higl 1> against Frank Moran For this en- members, will entertain the spectators Los Angeles January 8 —"Virtually ketbd.ll team of G M A., a member of g^ageinenrt William As tor Chanler is with courage to deal frankly and even all of the so-called knockouts are on pleased with the reductions "The fipr THIS Evening* •:!&. the local Prep league, will play their sruaranteelng me 535,000 I expect to- between halves with acrobatic stunts harshly with the people of his environ- paper, prize-fighting or boxing is not ures speak for themselves he said. LYRIC « EKK Too. Thorn. Sat. M«t. jmtfa.1 game, their opponents oems a ward the end of June to meet Sam The usual dancins" feature will be en- ment and with the confidence of those a brutal sport ' Charles Eyton ief- "I" am delighted tUat American bid- team composed of plaj ers who have Lansford, provided the $30,000 I de- eased in after the game \\ ho are seeking a correction of the eree of the Jess Willard- 'Bull Young ders are able to 'hold their own so NORMAN HACKETT •tarred on college fives in recent years mand be forthcoming ' evils that made them restless and dis- match in which the latter met his well against foreigners I alwa\ s The G M A team has been practic- Johnson said the splints on his arm contented death testified today in the trial of have believed the American manufac- STOCK COMPANY ing? m^rd ever since the end of the foot- are to be removed Saturday Viewed from a non-partisan point "Willard and nine others on a charge turer would be found able to care for ball league and are In great form for and measured by the patriot needs of of 'prize-fighting in -violation of Cali- himself against the markets of the In a Perfect Production of Mr. Hackotf« the game tonight. This team starts -Waiting «n JoliiMoiL'a FIs*t*. the hour, our present president is such fornia laws Eyton gald PacKey Mc- world * Best Success, the Great American Pla7» their official schedule nekt Tuesday San Fraj>c!sco, Car, January 8 — FEDERALS a man Parland was an example of a man afternoon, when they meet the Boys There will be no further negotiations There can be no real prosperity who seldom •won by a knockout "CLASSMATES" for a flght at TIa Juana, lower Califor- •when a nation is divided by law into When- the prosecution read a list of 1 The line-up of the two elevens -will nia, between Jack Johnson, heavy- two classes, those who spend their Every father and mother time In planning- how to spend thefr men v horn McTarland was reputed U to OWS wefgrht champion, and Gunboat Smith, to have knocked out, defending coun *V k JL Position ALL-STARS. until the outcome of Johnson's othei GET THEIR LICENSE swollen fortunes in enjoying tomonow sel conferred with Harry Gilmore once in Georgia should see "The Porter . .. < R. R. . t,uok two prospective fights is Ttnown and those who plan how to earn suf- ficient to live tomorrow ' •> manager for McFarland and then an- Rodriguez I* F Reed The plan was that Johnson and nounced that Gilmore had just told Blindness of Virtue." It's •Wright » .. C. .. .. Marshall Spimgfield. Ill, January 8—License Senator Lea in an address at the Cobern R G Sheffer Smith should fight across the Mexican Jackson day dinnei of the Tennessee him that he had invented most of Me Better Business Barr *. ... L G Kaufman border from San Diego on July 4 to incorporate was i&sued to the Fed- society tonight predicted that this or Tarland s record, of knockouts to make an education and nothing eral League Baseball Club of Chicago the next generation would see interna- it look formidable and to make the today by Secretary of State "Woods tional disputes settled by an interna- boxer a drawing card therein makes one blush. Requires GRANT AND SUPERIOR Uhe capital stock is $200,000 C A. tional court of arbitration with power Uyton described the fight by rounds , SOCCER FOOTBALL. Weeghmaii J A G-llmore and W M to enforce its decrees saying spectators considered it a farce \VaIker aie incorporates "Battleships will be built ' he said, until the eighth round, when Young: | More Help. MEET AT COLUMBIA Chicago, January 8 —The Chicago "and navies maintained but thc> will became the aggressor The blow that To the Lithonia Plays Foote & Davies Federal league ball park will have a be the police to keep peace between na- knocked o-ut Young, he said did not j Beating capacity of 20,000 and will be tions Soldiers will be enlisted and travel more than t>ix inches, and came Best Men Saturday. THEATER SATURDAY larger than several in the majoi armies mobilized, zut they will be the as a surprise to spectators leagues, according to plans announced marshals of the international court to "Witnesses testified before an~v fig-lit enforce its orders," was started in the Vernan arena the PANAMA Come Through today The strong- Lithonia team comes to A boxing treat is to be handed local Architects yesterday presented plans text of a decision b> Superior Judge the city on Saturday for their first fans every Saturday night The man- TV hich. call for a single deck grand- Frank R ^ illis was read to the prln Want Ads in local same in the Georgia State league. agement of the Columbia Burlesque stand with a seating capacitv of 33,000 NO CONGRESS PROBE ctpals This decision holds that Wol •»phen they meet the Foote & I>aviea theater, 14 Central ayenue, has com- of which 3 000 will be box seats Pa g-ast and George Aleinsic in their pleted arrangements to put on a si^- meeting- here two 3-ears ago. took part CANAL team \ilions at either end of the main stand WANTED BY NEW HAVEN Both teams are reported at full round boxing exhibition every Satur- •will give 4 000 additional seats and in a 'boxing contest and not in a prize t strength, and a fast and interesting day night between Atlanta bojs, and 'with the bleachers it is believed more light $125 UP Same- it, sure to be the result, will endeavor to get some of the best than 20 000 can be seated The new- "Washington January S —Efforts to Judgre Craig will rule tomorrow The Lithonia team is going fine this material available ball park will be ready for the open- secure general consent that no steps whether the decision shall be admitted. From Jacksonville, Fla. 3- ear, and it looks like they are the For the opening s'low tomorrow ing- of the 1914 season will be taken toward a congressional The 'Vlasnificent New Plant Liner best in this section, from their show- night Jimmy Grant, the -classy little investigation of the New Haven rail- ing1 -JU the games played this year, bantamweight, is booked tp meet Kid load s affairs, until the department of THREE WORLD RECORDS all of which they have won by good Superior and a rattling go should be •justice has had a chance to work out EVANGELPNE margins and in which they displayed the result Both boys won their POLO IN JUNE. its plans for reorganization of the BROKEN BY SWIMMERS "W HI make six grand cruiseh dating from splendid form The Foote £, Davles bouts at the Auditorium- Armory last property, are being made by Attorney d«iys team, too, is at present traveling at a Tuesday night. Superior stopping Kid General MoReynolds and Howard El- nd on at Ha jirood clip, and while tlrey are some- Brooks In one round, while Grant English Challengers Will Ac- liott head of the New Haven system Chicago January S —Three world -5 iptlonal opportunity fourteen do what new to the same, they ha\e riro- kn <*ked out Soldier Hoe in the third Correspondence that has passed be- records, the 120 yards 200 and 220 llghtful days on tropical t-eat, \\ ith. ample cept the Tentative Dates, tween the attorney general and mem- time for sifi-ht seeing at each port fopt> ij] THE ATLANTA CONSTJTtTIOJj 5fressed wonderfully and are capable of session yards, were broken tonig-ht in the first train will meet EVANGL.LINC at Color Sl^Jne the Stonecutters a hard game, The Columbia management made a bers of congress interested in securing *wim for the Central Amateur \thletic con\ ej Ing tourists- .icroga the lathmut. 1 or The last time they met, at Lithonia, great hit by booking these boys for a public investigation Indicates that Union championships first honors gx>- I eauUfully illustrated booklets and. all the game resulted in favo*- of the their opening show, as the little boxers New York, January 8 —Although no resolutions probably will be withheld ing to the Illinois Athletic club H Information apply to the Lithonia team, 3 to 1, after a hard are clean cut fellows as well as classy acceptance of the dates IP June, as for a time at least. J, B Hebner and Perrj McGiIUvra> Phones Atlanta 5001, Mam 5000 fight orers named for the International polo cup President Elliott had conferences yes were the record-breakers PLANT LINE The line up of each team will be The usual Burlesque show will also terday with Senators "Weeks and Norris Hebner won the 220 >ard race in 2 Southern Div Jacksonville, Ha publi&hed later, as neither has been be put on, the boxing simply being an matches by the Americans, has been regarding a proposed investigation He minutes 21 seconds The record was decided upon but the best teams will added treat. The management plans Deceived from England, H L Herbert, also has urged that a public inquiry at held by C M. Daniels of New York, be out for the two clubs The game to put on a show every Saturday night chairman of the polo association, said present mlprht so disturb financial con- 2 25 2-5 •will ibe called at 3 o-t-look sharp, and something that should prove a good today that no friction was anticipated. ditions as to embarrass the proposed Hebner also lowered the 200 yard those wishing to see the game at its drawl npr card. reorganization record in this race making the dis- Formal acceptance of the dates is ex- No announcement as to New Haven best will do well to be on hand pected at any time, he said. tance in 2 07 2-5 against C Healy s The IjeagTie Standing. matter was made when today's confer- former time of 2 11 1-6 "In anticipation of the international ence between Attorney General Mc- Perry McGillivray won the 100-yard Games BLUE RIBBON TROTTING matches the committee Is going right Reynolds and Mr Elliott ended at noon, raco in 56 seconds, lowering Daniels TEAM Played TV L T Pts ahead with its pians,' Chairman Her- further than that ' progress had been record of 1 10 Litnonia. 2 2 0 0 4 EVENT'S TIME CHANCED made" Mr Elliott went to New Where can you get the best Atlanta . 2 11 0 2 bert said ' While none of the players York tonight to attend to business Fooot &, Daviea 1 01 0 0 Detroit, Mich, January 8 —^The Mer- who may be chosen for the defense of there tomorrow, returning later to Stone Mtain. .1 0 1 0 0 chants and Manufacturers' stake of the cu.p will go to California for the Washington NO CONCERTED ACTION \ $10,000, the blue ribbon event of horse tournaments that are about to beg-in The New Haven railroad has made racing here, and generally considered I there, the pony committee will be in formal application to the interstate AGAINST THE FEDERALS book on the Panama Canal? the classic of the trotting turf, has touch with the officials so that any commerce commission for a hearing to ATLANTA FIVE ACCEPTS likely mounts may be brought eaat. been changed from the 2 24 to the 2 14 determine whether or not it shall foe New York, January S —* The major class. The announcement was made i " The handicap committee Is prepar- allowed to keep control of its present >£•• '£•• DATE WITH BIRMINGHAM ing the early list and this will be leagues will take no concerted action <&> this afternoon by officials of the De- steamship lines after July 1, 1914 The against the Federal leag-ue, but each troit Driving club The Merchants and acted upon at a meeting held within action is apart from that now pending the next two weeks The list ol goal club will be expected to look after its Birmingham, Ala., January 8—(Spe- Manufacturers was established in 1889 In the department of justice and was own interests, President Harry Hemp- cial.)—-The basketball quintet of the and has brought together so-called ratings will be formally passed upon made necessary by the law of 1912 at the annual meeting of the associa- stead of the New York National Birttningham Athletic club will -meet green trotters More horses will be which prohibits control of 'competing" League club, asserted today, upon re- tb,e flve of the Atlanta Athletic club eligible under the new arrangement tion, which will be held In New York water lines by railroads after July 1, Right here—cut this coupon. on February 10 After that meeting turning from the recent meeting of here on January 17 A telegram was than under previous conditions 1914 except with the approval of the the National Baseball comrait>sion in received yesterday morning by Man- the real activity of preparing for the interstate commerce commission aver Guy Wharton from Joe Bean, the cup matches will begin ' Cincinnati Atlanta physical director, accepting "Though the Federal league may get the same with, the local team on Jan- S. /. A. A. RULE BOARD. a major league plaj er here and there, uary 17. The game will be the first NAVAL STORES PLANT $1O,OOOJOOO GIFT MADE it cannot be taken a-5 anything more of this year's series between the two Constitution and By-Laws With than a minor organization ' he said clubs, the second to be stag-ed in At- CLOSES FOR REPAIRS BY ANDREW CARNEGIE Sixteen of the Giants have signed lanta some time In February. All Changes Just Issued. their 1914 contracts, Hempstead an- For the past several vears the rival- New York January 8 —Andrew Car- nounced Brunswick, Ga , January 8—(Spe- COUPON ry between the two clubs has been In- negie recently reduced his fortune by tense and the games staged have all cial )—Announcement was made that $10 000,000, it became known today, in been hard fought affairs However, the The constitution and by-laws of the the maftimoth plant of the Yaryan Na- making a sift of that amount to the DOGS WERE NOT IN FORM, - club has managed to come off victo- Southern Intercollegiate Athletic as val Stores company, over which there Carnegie United Kingdom Trust in Save it for a Copy rious in a majority of the battles soctatlon is ;iust from the press is such a great fight being: made at Dumfermlme, Scotland. "' AND DERBY UNDECIDED staged. During the 1911-12 season We are in receipt of the handy little present by rival stockholder a, will At a recent meeting of the trustees the local players captured both the booklet, with all the recent changes close down on Saturday night, not be- of this trust the fact waa disclosed came played in Birmingham and the embodied therein cause of any intention to remain closed that Mr Carnegie s rift of $10,000,000 Grand Junction, Tenn, January 8 — one in Atlanta. Last year the Bir- on account of the present Iitjg-ation, but in bonds of the United States Steel cor- Failure of the dogrs regarded as con- mingham Athletic club team defeated in order to make a number of necessary poration, designed for the fund, had tenders m the derby of the United A the Atlanta players* on their own floor, GEORGIA BOY RUNS repairs It was stated todaj that the been registered in the name of the Car- States Field Trials club to locate but met defeat in the Cracker village factory would close on Saturday night negie Dumfermline Trust, which, is game made today s races IndecisH e, The rivalry between the two clubs THREE MILES IN 17.25 and remain shut down for two weeks, distributing Mr Carnegie s generous and tonight announcement was made still exists and the two games this during tthich time it will be partially benefactions in his old home town that at least one brace, possibly two, year promise to be hard fought, as the overhauled in preparation for an in- Steps were taken to have the bonds would run second heats tomorrow be- j The Atlanta Constitution, Jan. 9, 1914 Atlanta boys are anxious to g-am a de- Wajcross, Ga , January S —(Special ) creased business transferred to the United Kingdom fore the event is decided ' 4 cision over the locals on their own Establishing what is believed to be a The lumor that this great plant, em- Trust The setters, Willie J, owned by W * world's record for a 3-mile run, Emer- ploying upw-aids of 1000 men was to This means that Mr Carnegie fur- J Shaw, Brownsville, Tenn , and Count * floor. son Mitchell, member of tbe Waycross close for an indefinite period caused ther curtailed his personal fortune to Patrick, entered by J W Sherwick t Colonel Goethals says: "Accurate and Dependable high school, and only 17 years old, to- considerable trouble in th» city but the extent of $10 000,000 instead of Washington, Ind, will be sent to the * dav ran 3 miles In 17 minutes, 25 sec- the definite announcement made by calling upon the Carnegie corporation field as the first brace tomorrow Wil- SINGLE PAID MANAGER onds» nmil Schlenker, physical direc- those in charge today that the shut- of New York, in which he has set apart lie J, winner of the national and I tor of the Y, M. C A., acting as time- down was only for two weeks, came millions to supplv benevolent funds southern derbies at Letohatchie Ala, FOR BULLDOGS' TEAMS keeper as good news to the people generally Mr Carnegie last night said that he last month ran for an hour in the last The last mile was covered in 4 min- This is the first time that the plant has felt the gift would be appreciated more brace of the first series dogs today ^!ew Haven, Conn.. January S.—A utes, 55 seconds, the best known record been closed day or night, since it was if, it came from his own pocket than without finding birds Count Patrick for a mile being 4 minutes, 15 seconds put into operation two or three years single paid graduate manager for all ago from the New York corporation ran Ms first series race yesterday the athletic teams at Yale In place By his record run today, young Mitch- Jersey Doc, owned by F Reilly Phil- HOW TO GET THIS BOOK of the thirty-four men now occupying ell won the A. M Knisht, Jr, trophj adelphia, and Geome F, owned by managerships or assistant manager- ACCUSED OF SWINDLING George Foster, of Calgary, Alberta. ships for the various branches of AGENTS OF EMPIRE LIFE both setters, have also been ordered On account of the educational value and patriotic appeal of this sport is advocated by The Yale News AMERICUS MANAGER WHOLESALE MERCHANTS made ready for another tryout tomor- today. MEET IN JACKSONVILLE row book, The Constitution lias arranged to distribute a limited edition SIGNS Jtf/S CONTRACT Lady Mohawk Whites tone setter, Philadelphia, January owned by W \- Johnson, Chattanooga, among its readers tor the cost ot production and handling. Jacksonville Fla. January S—(Spe- charge of having used the mails to Tenn, ran with tjie setter May Blos- Americus, Ga.. January S —{Special ) cial )—The Ely club, of the agency defraud wholesale merchandise dealers som, the entry of J C Bannister, Kee- It is bound in heavy cloth. It contains 400 pages, 100 illustrations Dave Gaston, newly-elected chief ot force or the Empire Life Insurance and manufacturers out of many thou- the Amertcus Muckalees, signed this company, Atlanta, is in session here to- sands of dollars, Charles I* Greenfield, wanee, IU, in "the second series late and diagrams, an index, and two maps (one of them a beautiful bird's- afternoon hfs contract to manage the day and tomorrow Forty member! Samuel Brown and Myer Bowman, resi- today Neither found birds Americus team next season after a from -all sections of Georgia, Alabaim dents of this city, arrested last night, eye view of the Canal Zone in four colors). IT IS ACTUALLY A conference with the board of directors were today held In heavy bail by a $3.00 VALUE. of the Americus duo Both the di- United States commissioner for further "HELLO BOYS" TO TAKE \ rectors and Gaston are well pleased hearing January 19 At today's prelim- with tho prospects of the Americus inary examination James T Cortelyou, PLACE OF "HELLO GIRLS"} Cut the above coupon from any issue of the paser, present it with outfit during: the coming season chief postal inspector for the Philadel- 50 cents at our oftice, and a copy o£ tlie book is yours. Fifteen cents phia district, testified that many com- Pittsburg, Pa., January 8—Scventj,- extra if sent by mail. Giants 4, White Sox 3. plaints had been received against the five young- men today entered the accused men in thlg and other cities school of Instruction of the Pittabure Melbourne. Australia, January 8 — Golf at Pinehurst. According to postal inspectors, the and Allegheny Telephone company, an_ OUR GUARANTEE. This is not a money-making scheme. The The New York Giants today defeated accused men established the Great? within a few days will begin work as Constitution baa undertaken the distribution of this book solely . _GRANTON the Chleagro WKite Sox, 4 to 3, la an Pinehurst, ^f C, January S—George Western Jobbing house in St. Louis and night telephone operators They will WHITE STRIPED MATHtAfl eleven-inning game C Dutton, of the Belmont club Eos- a store in East St. Louis, and had goods displace girls who are prohibited un- because of its educational ment and whatever beneat there is to b KANGM IN COT TON PVTVRSS. WAS10; HEAVY SLUMP IN STOCKS WEAKENED AGED WOMAN ACCUSED Holiday at New Orltan*. (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and ^Produce Cprnpany, 67 South Broad Street.) OF MURDER ATTEMPTS . 12.05-08 12,05-us N»w brleun, J»mi»rV S.—No markets to- 12.«2 12.05 !>-»» 12.01 12.04-01. 12.04-Jt dayay.. Holidaay on accounc t o* anniversary ' IN LATE Tl o* th« ol New Orl«»on. PRICES OF f ?mp...... \..*6.oo Mrs. Mary Logan, Jailed for .. .. „. ., .. .. ,„ ,. T.S5.50 sax s— "•• r * Alleged Attack on Chil- Were Lower Wl . ' Market Closed Heavy, One Market Showed Strength Aba»ka . dren, Gains and Holiday in New FLORIDA and One-Eighth to One Early in Session, But in FANCY G BEANS, preen, drum. and One-Half Cent Off. Afternoon Prices of Some Accused of attempting' to murder the Caused the Dull BONDS. Was ., .. .-, f STQCKS. red, bag two youngr children of ^Ir^. M. Steejp, Issues Declined. •Mrs. Mary Logra'n. a woman of 65 veers- Vr«». [J, S. ref. 2s, registered .. .. CABBAGE, cra.te, pound .. 2^4c Wheat Lower. Plch. kow. CtaB". Clone. do. coupon . - . .S5o@siino who was put In police headquarters , Copper . . J3% 71* W4 «» XJ. a 3s registered ••?!.-IJ:; POTATOES,°rtd."Duahei *. .* ..Sl.VO Wednehday. was freed yesterdfiy. $*" .... .50 do«u.. vuui'ucoupon .- ,^ •» -• •• •• * ••* • * ~J? ***? it '- White, bushel .. ,...... -S1.1^j-.0m Chicago, January 8.—One break fol- New York, January 8.—Although ThUTew York, January S.—-The cotton -,-Am_. Agricultura__--,_,._—l U. S. 4s» registered HI a j JLEJJktONS, box ...... $4.50® 5 00 of forts were made to . Kave'.her conwjm- *ket wag very quiet today &nd Am. Beet sugar-. 24 84 2414 EC G lowed Another today In corn. Expand- there \vere symptoms weakness in A i Can U* 30 i 30% 813 do. coupon -" •• --Jis i * PI./ANT, .crate ., .T ,- .. -- , .53.50 ing competition from the Argentine various quarters at the outsi-t today, ted to the state asylum for the.in3*&" ft»» fluctuated within a range of • ' •*5Jf 22 " »0« 90% s Panama 38, coupon ...... ,- • • --10aa0 l TOMATpEJS. fancy, crate stock. .. ..$3.50 I American Agricultural Be, bid ... — --• ' was chiefly responsible. Prices closed the general movement uf the tatocK at MilZedfireville. ', ilnts. the close being stesujy, net W-IAW c£rV] 45 44% •- —tA : V.IHMWH...... [email protected] . heavy, i^i@l^ to 1%@1% under last "'- faa.n*ed to 5 points Jov/er: xnu Cotton 8* American Tel- & TeL ev. 4s ofd. . ••,?«* CUCUMBERS ;. ..-.. ..53.00 b market was upward. Reading espe- Police Surgeon Martin, however, 38 3?« S7 American Tobacco 65, Wd . - ,. -. . ••'JSm LETTUCE, drum .. *2.00 nis-ht.. Wheat suffered a net loss of cially was in active demand. The mar- upon making1 an examination, pro- Business may have been »oroewh»t,AmT icV'ISc- 24 Armour A Co, 4%s ASH- %@% to %, and oats a decline of % to 'Itet failed, however, to maintain its . uatrlcted by the holiday In New Or- | Am. Mnwea . . 10 1I0 " 93% ?SS yl'o™ •- • i- --'2.00 J nounced that tl)e prisoner was rational- Atcftlsoa ren. 4e - - • ,* &">)». In provisions the outcome was Strength and during tho latter part tans, bat local traders regards*, U>5 | Am. Locomotive _. 3394 She denied having1 made any attempt ,„.,.»,„= as Indicating that scattered Am. Smeron* & *.- do. cv. 4s (1980), Wd ' sSS* PEPPER.' "s-'basket" crate ". .". ." ". ." "- .' »2'5a0 rise of 12^s@I5 to 37%. j of the day it slipped backward u-ntil ccounta Had previously been well 63% da. cv. 5s ., •' - • - • • S?» OKRA, crate, tender .. . .*3,00, Argentine corn, which had been prices in some instances were de~ upon the Steele children, and declared 99 Atlantic Coast Line lat 4a, bid • •• Jjg SWBBT POTATOES, ^.us^iel ., SOU bought for gulf ports at the Chicago i pressed below yesterday's close. that her arrest was caused purely on vetied up for over the report • of the Sugar B»(|nlDB.106% 102'A 103 107 Baltimore & Ohio 4s •May quotation, was being hedged fcn i Reduction in the Bank of ICngland's ensus bureau at the opening tomor- Tel. ft Tel. *,lis3 115% 11894 111* do. 3%B .. • • account of personal grievance. ow, and about the only trading 1 ea- I *JJ- ^baito ' " 3J3 244 Brooklyn Tfanal cv. 4a , the pit here wi.th other cargoes from • fliscoant rate from 5 to 4 1-li i>er rent "iSl^l e ns fOVLTHS ANJ> EGGS.. the South American republic said to exerted an important influence on sen- She had been living with, the Steele ure was some selling of July here | Anaconda Mint Co', iiii siii 33* 33 Central of Georeitv &s, bid - - "97% ' ?? . ' Mve, pound '"'" family at 27 Fortune street. For a »rty In the day against purchases In Atchlson ... . . 94* 8494 84'A 94 Central Leather gs ,. .. .. -. . ' pound ...... , ...... i he pressing for /sale. Deferred ship- ittment for a time, assisting in the up- rfverpooL- do. pfd ..-,'. Chesapeake & Ohio 4}&u .. .. - ments from Argentine, it was saiQ. turn. The effect of the change in the considerable time she had been an Cables were rather lower than due, Atlantic CoVs't Lino.'.li?" lieu 116 do. conv. 4Hs .. .. ,- .. -. • were tendered at below th,e Chicago. discount rate was increased by the inmate of thp paupers' home. She was Wt after opening steady at a decline —-—------Cnlcaarohlcago . &B . Alton& Q., ^oinbid t 4s May basis. Buenos Atrea disnatch.es strong showing of the bank's weekly unable to .provide a living for herself, 1 to 3 points, the local market rai PROVISION MARKET. told of a sharp setback in prfoeea 'statement, disclosing: an increase la and depended entirely for a livelihood do. een. 4a .. . _ .. -. • • • (Corrected by White Provision Co.) there, and of active liquidating sales the proportion of reserves to liabili- Chicago, M». & St. P. ex. 4%8 .- by holders, the result of prospects, of ft upon a pension from the government Chicago, R, I. & Pac, R. «. col 4a Cornfield hamc, 10 to 13 average 1 ties from 33.39 to 49.34 per cent. There Chlcaffo. B. I. & Pac, Ry. rfg. 4} Cornfield hams. 13 to 14 average... record-breaking crop. Added to the was evidence of improving: conditions for her husband's service -in both 'the Cornfield skinned hams, 16 to 18 av i?* weight of other corn on the market In the domestic money market also. civil ami Spanish -American w'ar. 11 U',4 Colorado & South, ref. & ext. 4% Cornfield picnic hams, fi to S avepagr 13 Delaware & Hudson cv. 4s was a volume of reselling: from Shorts '•Call loans were renewed at 3 1~'2< per Morris Max, uii attorney, upon hear- CornfleTd bacon, 1-1 b. boxes, 12 t who covered yesterday. -Mild weather 1 cent and lower rates weru quoted tor eports of an easier flnancial situation Paul 101H 100'A 100% 100% do. ref. 6a 63'A ; Cornfield bacon, 1-lb. boxes. 12 to ing of thH case, made an' effort to have • foroad. • Chi. and N. West- _iatIJIera' SB, b}d - case , . . , ?S.3fl that promised a. continuance of slack time loans and mercantile discounts. There was no snap to the buying, ern 128% 128'i 12S'A 128% Brie prior Hen -Is • Grocers' style bacon, wide and narrow .17'£ demand from feeders tended further Tho afternoon recession in stu-'ks her released. Chief Beavers atso t^ok iowever, and the relative steadiness, Colo. Fuel & Iron .. 31 30 >^ 29% .30 cv. 4s aerlea "B" Cornfield fresh pork aausage, link or to make bearish sentiment more radi- •was influenced by several developments a personal interest in the aged woman, _ _la Central 1st ret. , 4s, Did .. 4 cal. Tlallies wore brief and feeble, which exerted an adverse infliiem-r. orapared with Liverpool, appeared to | Consolidated Gas . .131 130 ISO JSOji Interborough-Met. 4}&B i> bqlk, 25-lb. buckets and she grained freedom- Her case has ttract some straddle selling of the °o"» Products.. . . 9% 9% SM 9% Cornfield Prankforts, 10-lb. cartons., •i' w'ith. fina.1 values at almost tho lowest The monthly capper statistics showed been put in the hands of the city war- Mlldson 1 5 Inter. Merc. Marine 4^. bid -^ .- Cornflpld' bologna. 25rJb. boxes point of the day. B-n increase in stocks of 43,;>oo,000 Ummer months. These offerings very g'-S?'! M^., 1 },, ^i^ p 'den, who i« caring for her. Don weakened prlce_s.and the; tnarket """'"* O O log 16% Kansas City Southern ref. 58 .. •• Cornfield IMn^heon ham, 25-lb. boxes. Although steady during most of the pounds, a much larger falling off in Cornfield smoked link sausage, 25-lb. session, wheat ultimately responded to consumption than had been exported. luring the middle of the morning sold Dlstlll?ra' SocuritieB. 17^4 Lake Shore deb. 4a (1«31) .11 1 (bout 5 to 6 points net lower. Brie ..... -"• Louisvnie & Nashville Un. 4s .. '* boxes " " • the collapse in corn. A strong close Dames tic deliveries were the smallest Cornfield smoked link sausage at Liverpool, small receipts, every* of any month of the five years in which The close of Liverpool, then shut out dp, lat pfd . Missouri, Kan. & Texaa 1st 4s ., -. pickle, 50-lb, cians MISS ELEANOR JOHNSON business. ?ind ther^ were do. 2nd pfd . do. gen, 4 %a .. • Cornfield Frankforts In pickle, 15-lb. where and the disappearance of sn-ow the producers' association has been moderate, rallies on scattered covering", General Electric . Missouri Pacific 4s. ofd • kits 1-85 throughout the w inter crop states, issuing* reports. 'Copper stories, whieh SNATCH THIEF VICTIM 1 Great Northern pfd, do, coriv. PB, bid failed to check a selling flurry that held up well in the forenoon, suld off list prices b^jpg \vithin a point or two National Bys. of Mexico 4%s, bid Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis .... 12% f yesterday's closing* figures on more ex-dtv. . . . . '„ Country style pure lard, 50-lb. tins .. ieveloped In the last hour, aptj that sharply on the appearance of the re- Great Northern Qre New York Central gen. 3%a .- -• A nother snatch thief case wg.s re- ctlve positions. do. deb. 4s, bid • Compound lard, tierce basis «a-^ left the market in a rather nervous port. Ctfa . . ,^ . . 34V r,4-,i 33% 23',i .. 69 ~ X>. R Kstra ribs 12% condition. Two Minneapolis millp were Another disturbing: feature was the ported at police headquarters yester- Spot cotton' quiet; mlddlteg* uplands TIKnota Centr*! .109 JOS'A 108% 10S N. V., K. H. & Hartford cv. S^Aa • 2.30; gulf 12.55.. : Norfolk & Western lat con. 4s .. .. 94% D. S. Bellies, medium average 13 reriorted to have closed down because acute weakness of American SuRar,' day, when Miss Bleanor Johnson, 0^ XnterborouBb-Met . 55«4 14% 14% 15 . .100 D.-S, Rib bellies, light average .- .13& 1 which sold off over 4 points. Now Ha- do. pfd . , ., . S1H 61 60% «1 do. cv. 4e, bid of a laol?. of ship-ping directions for 1 4!H North Jackson stroet, told au^hor- Northern Pacific 3s .. ijour. ven also declined abruptly, uw ing lo 1 Inter Hqrvaeter .108% 107% 107S4 108% GROCERIES. ities of having been robbed of a ch,ft;t*- Inter-Marine p<*d 15 13 Oregon. Short Line rfdg. 4a Selling of oats reached a. Jarger the poor showing of the road's Novem- 1 COTTON MARKETS. .International Paper.. 8>4 % Penn. cv. 3Vss (ISIS) ' {Corrected by Ogleaby Qrocery Company.) botal than usual of late. One of the ber statement- luiitr metsh feus' containing $4 apd W International Pump do. oon. 4a, bid .. .. r principal houses on 'change was con- Bonds were Irregular with an up- amount of valuables. v !" I Reading gep. 4s .- •• •- Axle Grease—Diamond. $1.75; No. 1 Mica, Atl£|pta. January 8. —Cotto n ateady mid- KansaJs City -3outh n 25 34% 25 J5.25; No. 2 Mica, 84.26. spicuous in switching from the bull ward tendency. Total aales, par value, The robbery occurred as she left a ~ " ~ Gas...... St. JjOUJs ^ San. Fran, fg. 4s .. • - Cheese—Alderney, 17%. side. $2,750,000. United States twos ad- ling, 13S. 1491A 149% do, gen. 6s • • • • • 52 I'once tie Leon avenue trolley car near v St. H-Quis S'western con. 4a, bid Red Rock Ginger Ale-s-Quarta, J9; pints, Higher prices for hogs put backbone vanced 1-4 on call. Panama threes her home. A negro boy, darting from t^uiS^Ile * "Naahv-.niE' 134% 134% $10. Red Rock Syrup, ?t-BO per gallon. _nto provisions. Packers took an coupon fell 5-8. &tlnn., St. P. and S't Seaboard Air Line adj. 6s ws Candy—stick. 5%; mixed, 6% ;'chocolates, the sidowalk, snatched the bag" from St, Marie . . . ,12T Southern Pacific col. 4s active hand in the trading, but seem- her fingers and fled up Jackson street. i^p. ed to have widely differing views in Mo.. Kan. & Texas Southern Pacific cv. 4a .. , - . • - - IV*80J4 Salt—100-lb. bags, 53c; Jco cream. 60c,- ^IIKS Johnson save chase, but was Ilssourl Pacific 24% 24^4 34 Southern Pacific R. R. 1st ref. 4e Granocrysta, SOc; No. 8 barrels. 33.25. regard to the market prospect. Co/fee. quickly outdistanced, Blhcuit . ,123 123 122% 182 Southern Railway 3s, - - 103'4. Galveaton —Quiet ; middling, 1211-16; net 73^4 Arm and Hammer Soda—S3.50; keg poda, National _. 44% 44U do. en. 4a SQ ; .Royal Baking Powder, 1 lb.. ?4.30; % Chicago Quotations. New York, January 8.—The coffee market tcelpts. 19,643; errosa, 19,643; aales, 1,337; Kat'l Rys. , f Mexico Union 'aciflp 4s 95% Tho following: was the range of prices on was more active today and there was a, >ocU. 2S4,91>5; eXROrts to continent, i;o$5; lb., 85.00; Horsford's, $4.50; (_lood Luck. sharp ' advance on covering ami bull sup- 2nd pfd . . . 9% do cv. 46 • SS.76; Success, $1.80;'Rough Rider, $1.80. .he Chicago market yesterday: Whit? Way for Tallapoosa. " ,?»Bt7?e»r TorTorfct Central. 91% 80 tt 1st and ref. 4», bid . - . port, apparently inspired by aUva^ico in liie N. T,. Out. and Weat- U. S. Rubber 6s • Beans—Lima, 7 ^c; navy, $3. Articles. cost and freight market and higher Euro- Tallapoosa. tia., January S.—(Sper N Ink—Per crate, $1.20. Ope High. Low. Close. Close". pean cables. The opening wa.s firm, 3 to 11! cial.>—Tho city commenced 'installing* «r. Orleans—Quiet; middlinff,, 18% : net I __ ern IT. S. Steel 2d 6s Je)!y-=-SO-lb, pails, $1.36; 4-oz., 52.70. WHEAT- tceiists. "(9,47fi; „ , „,„„,8,594;, MWgal.les,V 1.. Virginia-Carolina Chemical 6s . higher, and active months ao)d jft io 38 net a "white way" today and has a. larar* Norfolk & Western. 101% 100 Spaghetti—»1.$0. May ..... 31% .01 higher' during the early afteruuou. Slight lock, 203,731; esparto to Greatt ^Britain. North' 'American Wabauh 1st and ext. 4s .. . - - July ..... 87'^ .80% .87% [orce of men at work. The lights ar* Northern Pacific. ..Ill Western Maryland 4s ,. .. -, . .Leather—.Diamond oak, 4Be. reactions occurred !at«r with the *-loae io be put uii all the principal businese Pepper—Grain, 16c; ground, ISc. CORN— steady. 12 ttt 17 net nigher. Satoa 13-1,003. Papiflc Mall . . ..34 WeBtinghpuee Electric cv. Sa, Flour—Elegant, ?7.00; Diamond. 55.85; May ..... fi6 - -6«H .68% streets. Mobile—Firm; middling, 129-J6; net rer Pennsylvania Mall .110 Wisconsin Central 4s, bid - - July «•!% .6514 ^63% .63% including switches. klptB, 3,994; KTOBS, 3,»3«; Rales, 1,500; stock, People's Gas T" eet Self-Rising, $5.75; Mytyfyne Self-Ris- Spot steady; NO. 7 Rio 9%; No. 4 Santoa g, ? 5.35; Monogram, $5.50; Carnatipn. OATS — 12 &. Mild quiet; Cordova' 13 @lfi. nominal. S.208; exports coastwise, S. " ' ' " Pittsburgh C. C. and May ... .33% .39% St. Louis . Money and Exchange* , j.lQ; Golden Grain, $5.00; Pancake, per Havre V& franc higher. Hamburg ^i pf«n- :ase, S3.00. •213 -38% nlg higher. Rio unchanged. Santos, spots See "The Blindness of Savannah—Steady;" middling-. 1244 ; net Flttsburs: Coal New York. January 8.—Call money Laxd and. Compound—Cottolene. ?7.75; 100 higher; 4s 5$400; 7s 4$70Q; Santos fu- iceipts, -1.9SS; gross. 4,928; sales, 990; stock. Pressed Steel Car.. 27% at 2"£@3; ruling rate 2%; plostni Snowdrift, cases, $6.50; Flake White, 9; tures 7!> to 100 higher. Virtue" tonight. No sug- ".494-. ' * Pullman — ~-- Tljne loans weaker; 60 days onths 4*4 @4 Leaf, 12i&c feasis. Brazilian receipts 47.000. 1 SepubHc days 4V, ~" -5Hc to 8c; grits, J2.20. Futurea ranged aa follows: gestive nor improper lines to Charleston—Steady: middling, 13%; net Iron and Mercantile paper 6'®5%"-" ._ , , «acA. , Gherkins—Per crate, 51.80; Icegs, $12 Open. CJose. . iceipta, 313; groa^, 312; sales, none; stock, Sterling exchange strong; 60 days 4.8350, @15; ewact miscd, kegs, |12.50; ottves, 90o January .. .- . eta r demand 4.8870.' RIBS-— cause a blush. Rock iafand Co," , '. 1314 i: 1 .o $4.SO per doaen. February .. . 9.19 Commercial bills 4.82 A- Extracts—10c Souders, fl5c per dozen; 25c Tan i March . . "Wilmlnjgrton—Nominal: ' net receipts, 699: do. pfd. . . . .20*4 2< Bar silver 57%. May ... .April .. .. ,, . . ross, 599; ^lee, nuiio; etocfe, S^,379. Et. i^puia And s&.n Mexican dollars 44%. - a Souders, $2 per doaen. Fran. 3nd pfd. : 7% 7% 7 Government bonds irregular; railroatrna d Sugar—Granulated. ?4.80; light brown, May , , 9.52 bid &;-dark brown, V,ic; domino, SVic. in Chicago. June 3.60@ 9, iVarfotk—Steady; middling, 12: net re- Seaboara A(F Wn«. IS IS 17Wi bonds irregular. Ksti mated July , . 9.7S bid Hots. 1.623; grogs. 1,623; aales, 1,061; stock. - <3fo. bfd . . / . . 48 47% 47% Articles. Today. Tomorrow. August . . ., , 6,539; "exports coastwise, 3473- Wheat, cars 71 15 September . . $10,000 Treasury Statement. ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET. •rn, cars 307 165 October .. .. S.DSiJft 9.99 Baltimore—IComlnal; midd(ins. 12^4 ; Southern Pacific '. ". 92" 91%? 611% 91% Washington. January 8.—Tho condition (By W. H. "White, Jr., of the "White Provis- its, cars 132 65 Nov-ember .,' , 10.00(3)10.Ot Southermthern Railway . 23% ~"23U -23i'& 23W • Ion Company.) Hoes, head . . ..30,000 H5.QOO lock, 6,G43; exports to Great Britain, 920. do. pfd , . . . . 76% 76% 76V- 75\S •of the United States treasury at the begm- Degemb&r .. 3 0,17 & 10.13 annexe Copnor .. 33% 33% 32- % 33% Good to choice wteers, 1,000 to 1,200 Ts'ew Tork—Quiet; middling, 1S.30; net re- n >imds, $0.00 to $0.50. Primary Movement. *lptu, 102; gross, 1.283: sales. 3,310; stock, Texaa & Pacific ... 13 13?i 13% 13% Total *ece^pts yesterday *M4M36. Wheat — Receipts. ,"7-1,000, against 1.122.- 157 1S7 15R% Total payments yesterday $2,54.1,681. Good steers, 800 to 1,000 pounds, ?5.75 to 000 last year; shiprnontB. 340,000, against MALTA LODGE ELECTS 93.799: exports to continent, 1.ISO; coast- 83% S3% 82% $6.00. TIFT COUNTY The deficit thts fiscal year is 516,318,647, 515,000 last year, 54 53 53 Medium to srood steers, 700 to 850 pounds, against a deficit of |4,S36,&2T last year, ex- $5.35 tq $5.50. Corn — Receipts, I,flrtS,000. against 850.038 OFFiCERS FOR 1914 Boston — g. 12.30. : net receipt*. 124: S8"4 5S% 68% clusive of Panama canal and public debt at year; shipments, 733.000, against 766,000 5&% 58% 58% transactions. Gqod to choice beef cowa. 800 to 900 teas, 684;. sales, none; stock, 11,638; ex- 107 107 107 paundtr. flla.OO to ?5.r>0. orts to "Great Britain. 205...... Utah Copper ... .. 50% "49% 49% '49% Medium to good cosvs, 700 to 800 pounds, At the first meeting' of the year, Ga.--5'$ Va.-Caro!|h.a Gheml- Estimated Argentine Shipments. held at ilasonic Temple Wednesday Mining Stocks. 14.50 to $5.00. rffe;alne estimated shipments; Wheat, 1 Philadelphia — Steady; middling-. 12.55: net 2fl 3i 28 29% Gqod to choice heifers, 750 to 850 pounds, evening , Malta lodge, Free anJ Ac- rceipts. none; gross, 1,263; aales, " none: "Wabash ! 2 % Boston, January 8.—Closa mining: Arizona 400,000, against 72,000 last weak and 1,400,- 2^i 000 last year. ceptod Masons, elected the follow Ins do. pfd ...... 8% si 8"4 Commercial 4V4; Calumet and Arizona 63*4; Jaedium to good heifers, 650 to 750 pounds, officers for the ensuing vear; ROBINSON-HUMPHREY* "Western Maryland . .. Qreeue Ganama. 30%; North Buttct 27H- 4.35 "to $4.50. Corn. -',550,000, seai/ist 1,233,000 last week ' Texas City—Xet receipts. 3,241; „ , Western Union. . . 6Q \i f,9 t and ^.SDS.OOO last year. Dr. B. S- Wallace, worshipful master; 1241; stock. 28,482. — -- - 66 The aboye represents ruling prices of A. Brittc Chap-man, senior warden: Dr. , % w$ London Stock Market. good quality of beef cattle. Inferior grades W. A. tlpchurch, junior warden; Robert WARQUWGO, Total receipts Thursday at ajl ports, net. >w Haven ". /'.' '. 76% 75# 75% 76;% London. January 8.—Money was plentiful and dairy types selling lower. S. Hayes, senior deacon; Carroll B, ATLANTA, GEORGIA I.04J. Fotaj sales for day 307,200 shares. today. JOlscount rates weakened sharply o» -- -- moh steers, if fat, 800 to Grain. McG-aughey, junior dea-con: Professor Consolidated, five days, at all ports, net, turn and the lower bank rate. 900 pounds, |5.00 to $5.50. W. Vernon iSkiles;' senior steward; John 14.970. . recording; sales of 10,000 and more The new bank rate strengthened f I It- Mixed to en mint n cows, if fat, 700 to 800 red, 06@97: No. 2 hard, 8Sfe@89tt: No. ^ N- McTJK>nald, junior steward: .T. "W". Total since September t at' all ports, net, shares were: edge securities on the stock exchange and pounds, 54.50 to 55.00. northern, 89@& SPAPESJ THE FJE&UAY, JANUABY 9, 1914 Arrival ud Dwmrtur* SOUGH! FOR ATTACK, 1MMEKT CHEATED [SPICY CHARGES MADE TO ACCEPT- ATLANTA'S SIDES f. 1ST TO CLOSE '; ' u . Atlanta. iolimvtog schedule — ' - ' ma iolarinatloii •page TODD GIVES SELF UP OF CUSTOMS DUTIES AGAINST IIL STUDENTS THRONE OF ALBANIA •Sunday Only. FROM DAY TO DAY "RED IHT HOUSES,i Atlanta Termini Sit Charged He Struck J. N. Rich, Witness Alleges Western Fuel Mississippi-Legislature to Probe Situation Too Stormy for the A proposition to bring a colony of Oregon Executive Proposes to; German truck farmers to Atlanta and West ft... &us JIB.. Aged 60, Over Head Company Practiced System Allegations About Conduct of Wied—Albani- Give His State a Good IS Cormbus. 10:65 am' establish them on a number ot truck; 35 New Of. ..11.50 aia With Spade. of Short Weights. of 900 Young Women. ans Are Rising. farms in the vicinity of the city will Moral Bath. 40 New Or... 3:26 pm, he set on foot, in the quarters of the 20 Coliunous." 7.45 ym Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Friday 36 New Or. .,11:55 pm< i laience Todd, the 'young, man who San Francisco, January 8.—How era- Jackson, EPSONAL HELP WANTED—Fern*!* BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS AND MASJ FOR SALE—.Miscellaneous v AUCTION SALES . Tr.Tiai Now located li WANTED—Youne women and «irl« 4e«lr- CARDER DIRECTORY ORDER DiREC N R ST attractive positions WcUiire of em- ash 54 PRYO - H. G. HASTINGS & CO. AT AUCTION IUS CAKE SHOP ployees closely supervised, their -conduct CLOU. Opposite Lowry Bank. SEEDS. PLANTS AND tu^rded by Matron Women Bbp«rvl«orM _T . PBAWTSC8 ___, Phones Bell Main 4155 Sl-PPLJEb !9 SOt-TH PRYOR. «*nd/ Chief Opuator w bo touve complete Belt Phones — Main 2;>t>S OF all lelnda. letteiincs. tracings,, maps, pat- Atlanta 594 Atlanta ~>>itS A FINE LOT OF HOUSE- ,„ rs to Particular People iutl-se Two vvet&a traJnin* course, aalary ent drawi plan* and alterations Kent SJ^n Co 130'.* Feachtl hlle learning balary increased In two OR SALE— Lncalled for suits HOLD FURNITURE •ilade Calce* Our Specially'' •eeks for those becoming efficient, Incrfuis- SHADETREES. CYPHERS INCUBATORS are recognized by ed an they become worthy with opportuni- At AUCTION .... at $10 Try on one \V e can fit the leading poultry men all o\ er the ties tor ultimate advancement to 5S75 per W SMITMaetsou' t shade y be a aa FROM STORAGE FOR- '. lUHE^ ~ fiouaehoid goods, of&co Si of all kinds with a satisfactory jou Lady/ fealtimore month References proving the atundmc tures, anA In fact everything: you want Dundee Woolen Mills, 75 S?rT n^e %£ J?'?oj!. .? »."' S" Cake ox the applicant «eusentlai Lunch room, tee Atlanta. Go. R F I> No 2 that can be bought for a trlrle but MERLY OF A PEACH- fJ retiring room. Carnegie library books. Peachtree street when you \\ant a real Incubator j,et a Pineapple Cake JACOBS AUCTION CO Cyphers \\ e have the exUusl\ e ssile of Trained. N urae and .Physician to visit tne 51 DECATLR STREET TREE STREET HOME, i__G .*•*• Cocoannt Cake sick, Applj to Miss Bell draining School. SHOES HALF SOLED SEWED PURE FOOD from producer to consumer these irachlnes in thla territory and ca.ro -GaSe Tutti Frutti Cake -a Auburn Ave Southern Bell Telephone & Near Klmball Hooae Bell phone 1434 At 100 pounds genuine unpolished or brown . mplet-. —e line o-f- the— m Jn *.tock Come iu K lanta 3S8S • CONSISTING OF A nill Cake Lemon cheese Cake r.eIegr.ipti_Company Atlanta Oa 50 CFNTS table rice with all the heart left on the i ana let us show them Catalogue free i*ecaiTTsut Cake Chocolate Cake FRLfc-—Bright well educated young w Cakes Bread and a hurry' Call Taxicab Company for auto '•-• -- - - J._,-. Ed Cabas!sa. . Bo— x. birds at $* 75 each We sell a 1 of tation with epeedy 1914 model Visible Oliver PANY ground floor Equitable building E rent service Rolls typewriter shorthand unnecessary Oliver birds on a guarantee to make ^ood slut SUIT, COST $450; GAS tell phone Main 5420 , M TV.TTTT &a. iHUNTER—bhoe repalrlnK Work In case they do not me will be fc a.d to Phone Main S407 J Atlanta 3970 iype«rii,er Agency _&_4_Auburn avenue chaugd them .- dlctaphpne operator, state called for and delivered 485 Edge wood BULK ACID PHOSPHATE RANGE, COST $55 • HUM- e experience salary expected Aa JANITORS supplies of all kinds for hotels, avenue Atlanta phone 16^7 KAINIT MURIATE POTASH Nitrate soda. meal hulls and coal In car lots whole NOW IS THE TIME to pu» PHREY WATER 'HEAT- C S^o Constitution public buildings schools institutions etc. plants We have our plants faTEPHEN MOKE—Any information con- Sanitary Supply Compaaj 74 Edeewood ave- sale only W E McCalla, 416 Atlanta cerning Stephen ilorc who enlisted In National Bank building on, \ountjs Island They \\ll ER, COST $S5; BOOK- the cUlt war jn Co * ^9th Alabama regri . nue Phone Ivy S432 DA.N THE FIXER any degree of temperature th mcnt will be thankfully receive 1 by hia fc.D — First clasd cook room on lot $u STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING here By using thibe pi mta j week * none but those with good ref- CHRISTMAS FOLDERS AND VKRSU ME\L' MEAL' j cabbage from three to lour C\SEs CRAFTSMAN LI- eister Mibs CInthy More j&5 Garden st CARDS We s% eep chimneys Louisville Ky nt,ed apply 7 West Stu atreet 121 -Whitehall St Bell Phone Main 2690 FOR home made country cornmeal call {nan by «kiting""to"put "out 1 ot latest deafen and best poetry are sold DeKajb Alllline Co Decatur Go, Bell ' prices "j teats per 100 51 _0 BRARY SUIT, C OST $200; MATEHNITy &ANIT VKILM—Private r*- by bamuel G \\alker 91 N Fryor-_St_ TIP. AND SHEET IRON WORK_ by mall add 10 centi> per 100 fo flned home Ufeo limited number of pa- GIRLS learn millinery beat trade on earUt tlenta cared for Homes provided for in- BRASS BEDS, MAHOG- for a woman pnyu $t*0 to *100 monta J L M'NINCH It 00 $ 00 $g 00 $9 00 and 510 00 solid gold WE CARR1 a complete line of po it fants Infants for adoption Mrs M. T Free scholarship piixn now Ideal School of r Mitchell ^t> Windsor s-treet, ^ORK — Jt will j>ay you BEST work reasonable rlng-s large variety latest^tiesign special get any fc,o of fefd lr m ANY P V RLOR SUIT, Millinery 100 to Whititohali l to see me street Main D276 J irlce S«J 75 Tobias Jewelry Co top floor us and our pricea are aa a i \\ o COHFOU'N.D OXYGL.N — Made daily for WOMEN to make silk bowa at home sent t ork guaranteed Atlanta Isatlonal Bank building deliver promptly to all of iht, citj catjjrh deafness diaeajse of nose and any distance prepaid sample and instruc- L. Y. CARTEK Phone ua your orders (.'OST >*230, MAHOGANY throat and eara Thia la the season to be contractor for all kinds of store and TRUNKS, BiOS AND SUITCASES KE- FOR S VLE—Second hand dictographs in ons. lOc Marsha.!! Co Lisbon Tails, good conditio cured, i Special reduced ratea _D- George office work, counters shelving boolt TAIUEI) AIMU REPAIRED L copy of Ha tines AND CIRCASSIAN WALr Brown vil3 X4 Auntell building and wall cases, office partitions, store ply the feouthe WOMEN—Get government Jobs Biff pay AL Forsyth buildin Spring Cat: e? It is i beaut} and TEN apeciala In human hair switches at J10 fronts 21 ^Peters st., Atlanta Ga I everyone that ha a gardei h >uld have a NUT BEDROOM FURNI- re expensive Write tor list ot propositions now avail ROUNTREE'S, " 1SSI? each Orders taken for furnish men by the hour for any small Phones Bell Main 1576 Atlanta 1654 4.1LAN1 \ SAFE CO copy Phone us nd we will mj.il jou one ones We haye cheaper o stock fa A- job Residence, Main 1771 Office, Main TURE, WILTON AND Clayton Company Whitehall street Barga ns in New and Second hand Safes \V\N1ED—A middle aged woman to keep 1661. _ \VTVDOW_DRESSER Real^L^ck Experts Sate Artists Main 4601 SOMETHING absolutely ne v for Photoplay J M WILbON artistic window aresier £ CAFiiOLA chicken ieed, niade A X MI N 8 T E R ART Writers Tor details Write or call on house and caro for three children Stat« CABINET MAKERS. SECOND HAND safes all sizes home safes wages expected Address J F Cooper upholsterer also take down and store ?la up Hall s bank and burglar proof by Atlanta Milling Co, from Westmoreland & Cooper Suite 1421 Hurt fatatha awnings make and hang draperies and SQUARES, TABLE AND buJldinff Atlanta. _ . ALF <* STALUNGS curtains Phone Main 3333 J safes vault doors C J Daniel 416 Fourth ulRLfc. take course in Miss Sporkman a Im JEWELERS and tobacconist wall caaea National Bank Building high grade wheat, corn and oats proved Millinery school fioe Bcholarship BED LJNE1SS, CHIFFO-' Call Central M E Church special furniture to order Emersency _^j^^^ ONE ?300 adding machine for sale at a An honest feed, made exclusively FOR hot. home cookoO. noon hour meala. oflercd all millinery work done f i ee 94 ^» carpenters Ivy 1796 2% N Broad btreet. WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING great reduction o ily cash proposition con- Phone Main 959 Whitehall street. sidered Address 1 O Box 277 City ROBE, ETC, TODAY, AT to NATIONAL, WINDOW OLD 4.NING CO trom high-grade "gram No grit, HFAR Dr McConnell b 31 000 lecture- Dead \\AN1BiiD — lour or fiv fill out a CARFET office 47 E Hunter St M«Un 1175 At * OR b \L.E — One \V lnchet.ter autolo ing Lions at .bast Side Tabernacle Friday night clasa of china painting Address J24 ORIENTAL, RUGS cleaned like new lanta 1051 shotgun 1 g-iuge good as new ill weed seed or other worthless 10 A M \\_hitehall st repairing and upholstering1 W M take $•>() quick ale Call Ivy 1474 stuff \\rite for sample LADIEb have jour hair marcel wj.ve b A WANTL.D—Reliable maid with, references 14o Auburn avenue Ivy 3135 J GET Ml PIUCE on lumber and mill work Cla.yt.rn Con pany S U Whitehall street %no is not afraid of work ?4 Apply 7 Atlanta Oriental Rug & Cleaning Co MUSIC ANDi DANCING before you place your oraer elsewhere, HARZ MOUNT CANARIES CENTRAL AUCTION CO., ha\e 1 oth French and American operators 9x12 RUGS cleaned $1 50 and up Ivy 3471 PROFESSOR MAHLER S private dancing W L Tray n ham. Main 2880 (Guaranteed faingera.) SMOKE b,k M lOBACCO for Catarrh Bron olored maid for institution, 101S Bell Phone Main 50^7 school 428 Peacntree stre. ' * * 12 E MITCHELL ST. chkls. Asthma and Colds lOc bays Your y bjuiidlng ____ . private and class lessons S1EWART & HUNT $275 EACH druffglst or ED M CO Atlanta. t_a ook and assist house - adults B3 LAST HUNT^ER 3T CAN BE SHIPPED with safety to aoy part THE SOUTHERN ALCTICW AND SAL- y building _ rnade^ to order large selec of the U 6. VAGI ( GMPYNV, at 90 bouth Pryor will 1 _ JDBY brfeom dust' pan a nd cap oood (AKCH—AND— BOB) buy or -jell jour furniture household cooda each TO ^ Peachtree St Mrs Alll fine handles also repal-ing Harry Morning Gem Vacuum hand cleaner for or P'-< o Phont Be I Main 306 her Call Ivy 1966 J & Viaduct place Phone _Main 5100 POOL AND BILLIARDS only tT 50 Phone Ivy 8239 MCMILLAN BROS SA.S.D COMIAVY HELP WANTED—Male and Female Bell Phone Main 3076 Atlanta Pbone 593 CONTRACTING PLUMB'ER SAVE 520 on dell\ ery wagons Buy direc"- FOR bALL.—100 000 one yeur app e tie WANIJ^IJ—atoriett on How i Got My llriil Montgomery Billiard Parlors from factory Any style Catalog Rock grown from \vhole trench bt.ec.lfng: STOCKS AND BONDS Job Not over ZOO words Write on one THE BEoT FLACK In the city Cor gentle Hill Buggy Company Rock Hill S C tail and wholesale \Vrlte \ppalat_hlai side of paper only Address Want Ad 1 eerlea laJlul h Falls Ga, We sell everything needed J tite plumbing men to meet. THHEi. second hand gas fatoves for sale 36 HELP WANTED—Male btory Editor The Constitution Atlanta. Larkin street -UVAW^WWWV^UWWV^AAAAAAAnA rork I-''' 87 PEACHTRBB STREET j SNEED NLRSERIt.3 will mall j ou 550 1 &TOKJSS ANI> OliiCtS. ,R\fil£lNT Joba open to men and worn Over Montgomery s Theater Take elevator •\V 4NTED—Kt,SPO"SbIBL,F MAN TO REP Bic pay Write for list of positions CIRCULAR LETTERS, RtfaL.\T US IN LXERi TOWV IN available Franklin Institute Dept. GEORGIA t OR PARTICULARS WRITE Rochester X Y Iffb, carry a complete line of rteld ,« MDLTIGRAPHING" AUTOMOBILES and flower seed also pet stock J C pyllCHtlon to citj coun H A.LL.L.T Ac DA\ IS 1 IANO CO 50 N Picture Plays SERVICE COMPANY 914 EMPIHB BLDG DR EDMONDSON fa Tansy Pennyroval and Mlllan Jr Seed Company 2 S Jrou ind tra fer of near boor PRiOH STREP! VTLAISTA GA VV.RUE MOTION TELEPHONP IVTfTOO Cotton Root Fills, a t>afe and reliable 1 only from Mono Hawk- "W\MPD—4! >oung man who has good treatment for irregularities Trial box by n Q D c itur street speed on type writer to do billing letter mail BO cents Frank Edmondson & Bros jPOJJLTRY^ writing- and collecting Address C W-i Con solicitors expert Manufacturing Chemists 11 North Broad at Hull on FIRE LIFE BLDG. I\ T 5 ATLAI\TA street Atla/ita. Ga. FOR" S"\LE"—"Vvhite and Buff~6rVl~ LOAN :rences or bond re NOW IS THE TIME TO Cook strain 191- hatch largp n Dill CtOODS cleika «antel $100 montH up quired Apply 10 to 1. a m Chas D 370- RDBIODELING AND REPAIRING Plymouth Rocks and Houdans of b it ward \VrIte for qua.1 fjing particulars Barker 1J „! Peters strc GI\ EN PROMPT ATTENTION _ BUY USED CABS ?10 to Slj a pen Mrs V W McHa Commercial Inatructors Dept "> A Box 718 It YOU need a contractor builder or ex WANTED—Miscellaneous MONEY~WToA5f Atlanta Co. * pert roof man call Cunningham, Office BOY to flay in office 1° to 1^ years o d 24»^2 Peters street or phone Main 237 Re ViAi iKi CALL or \vnte for bulletin list- PLENTY of 6 and 7 per cent mu-^t be fcri^ht and aetl\p Apply to Xo pair work of all kinds All worlj guaran FEATHERS BOUGHT HQ-RSES AND V EH I CUES E"0 t ourth National Bank building after WANTED—Teacher* teed Prices reasonable ___ BLLL PHON-h, Main 3564 Atlanta 2S33 ing all makes of used cars money to lend on improved o clack a m American Mattress Company J.GS 170 FOR faALE — SounJ pair mule-i eigl t 1 00) UlKb-cr CAL.l-.a for teachers of all claused WHEN In need o« carpenter rk call J Peters street. 1 erms can be arranged are comtne c our office ve y rapidly pounds each 7 jears oil $16 Iu s pa.fr propeity, either straight or N* A-*D TRADES A Johnson West 12S8 J estimates on all . t,ound mule - Prompt action d necesMiry salaries J50 to job •\\ork____prices reasonable 1 YES—Prof G O Branning 11 teo^h you SI o South Vt I an. tic leachtirs Agency __ UAilRESbES RENOVATED mate 4 year-i old city 1 u monthly plan. Also for pur- the bd-rber trade (It a easy > Taug-ht in 11^5 Atl Natl Bank Bldg Atlanta Ga. THE LOCOMOBILE COM- fine brood n ares 6 and G years old Pair half time of othei colleges Complete course WE BUY and steam clean feathers Mead large work horses $ 00 fo the yalr \ it and nosUion In our chain of shops $30 Why WANiED—reachers at once several prin FreKch" ows i Rogers Company Phone Main PANY OF AMERICA tur H ^tables If 9 Marietta street chase money notes. Foster pay more' Thousands of our graduates run clpals at $oO to $100 ^ Latin teachers. "> dry cleanlns pressinj: altering and dye 4S40 Atlanta. 1476 P O Box E science 3 teachtra from 1st to 8th Acme e First class shoe shop repairing neatly TOR feALR—\\ e have a load of Indiana & Robson, 11 Edgewoqd ave. nlnff shops or making good wages Atlanta WE PAY highest cash prlcee fa anything1 horses and mares all cit> broke prices Barber College 10 Eoat Mitchell street. Teachers Agency Main 3146 Al£ Atlanta done 288 Ivy stree.1 Atlanta phone 300$ A Pianos household goodgoo s furniture and o* Natlona B NEWSPAPER kWSPAPURther witnesses testified that Fisher and financial stability fore the grand Jury The governor mlssloner that body has never seen \A llmgh im V AIoD Mr IHon J S had. coached them how to swear before asked the attorney general to come to fit to give him the power to make a Vkcrs Cha les T 1l\ in Judgo E C the coroner s Jur> and told them that jvont/ TIM Tie^l e\ Pdward Wlhite Houghton to arrange for the return searching Inquiry into the cliims of if thej\ repeated certain occurrences Ti P H fen o t M 11 tin \moroubt Cap FIRE DESTROYS HOME of the federation leaders doubtful pensioners and to purge the lun M T ^m th R«\ High K Wai that he would kill them Two of the An application for protection waa list of frauds Kor -will offimte Inlerment Oakland witnesses on whom the defense relied -OF CONVICTED PARSON granted and two of the largest depu- c en tter? to establish an alabl for the accused ties in Houghton county were Bent last could not be found both being under Rome Ga January 8 —(Special >— night to Chassel, Mich. to meet the M/SS KATE FORT'S WILL riL*L\>W>r 11—Fi *ncN of Mr and Mrs indictment here for misdemeanors Misfortune seems to have marked for train and escort Moj er and Tanner GFM rere A 1 ill Liider and family and Mi The defendant, in his statement, tes her own the Rev J A Thacker a ADMITTED TO PROBATE Fc hn Biidr t ind fimiK are invited former pastor of a circuit of Congre tfack to this '•ommunltj This precau- to attt nd thf funeral of Mrs G A tlfied that he spent the night, after tion appeared unnecessary as only ap- leav-lngr I?ug Steele nlttine up at the national Methodist churches in this Chattanooga Tenn , January 8 —The Tillander this afternoon at 2 o clock. section Fire last night destroyed his plause greeted the union men when will of the late «£»bs Kate H Tort of from the i ealdei ce SR'S %\ est Third home of a friend Whose wife was sick home which was a quarter of a mile they arrived at Hancock street Tntermei t it HolHwood Flow and his s-tatoment was a general denial beyond the city limits and which was this city, who died January 2 was id prs in <*ai e of P T Rloomfiold Co The deputies -Rill act as bodyguards mltted to piobate today Mrs I ranees of guilt of the crime The state intro- w, ithout fire protection The loss as long as the men are here duced as a witness the sister of the amounts to seveial thousand dollars Bro-w n and George Foi t Milton of It was understood that as soon Orville Wnght made seventeen rode 500 feet high with his hands above Chattanooga are na^ied. atestified land was not covered by insuranco was ecn- flights before representatives of the his head apparentlj gavlng no atten- FUNERAL DIRECTORS — — a ^ i ThftckeTnacKerr 1i3s tntnee mamann wnwuu w*x» \i\jn- the grrand jury nas excused the men tion to the mechanism of his powerful The will makes several bequests to that she sat uo at the home of her ^ ,cte| of immoral relations with Miss they will leave for "Washington to at Aero Cluib of America in competition charitable institutions including the sister...... , v, neie Fishe™_,_ r claime,_, d^ t*o- hav,._..e- Emma Hu&hes a young woman who air craft \ minute description of the Swedenberglan or anagre at Kich fniiiiiia, j.iue,i»Dt> u .jv..*.^ i XiTi— j\ tend the meeting of the executive for the Robert Collier cup for the avi- stabilizer has not been made public It BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. been, ar»d she swore most positively came here from Cincinnati Ohio, and ator whose invention brings the great Is described briefly by Wright as a mond. $oOl) Vine Street Orphanage Funeral Directors, are now located that Fisher was not there on the night he spent some time in jail pending council of the American Federation of home $oOO Frances \\ Jllard "\Vorkin~ trial After his conviction he was est advance in the development of the compensating device attached to the In their new home, 246 Ivy street, be states that he was This testimony Labor aeroplane Mr Wright demonstrate-d steering post which when the machine G rls home, $500 and Old L,adies sentenced to six months on the chain home $500 the latter three In Chat corner Baker. Auto ambulance was corroborated b> the testimony of Mn^'wTtoout^tiie'^ilternatlve'of a fine Acceptance of a Challenge. his marvelous new stabilizer, which he dips or swerves suddenly automatically tanoog^a another woman who stated that she [He is out on bond pending the result claims makes an aeroplane practically tips the wings and rudder to the Acceptance of what union labor lead- fool proof and safe foe any one. He proper positions Specific cash bequests are to John ..a- with the sick woman bn the night of a motion for new trial ers regarded as a challenge marked the E Morgan of Memphis $5 000 Mrs Cannon Sticks to Long Cigar. Steele was killed and that Fisher was Julia Dora Ellis of Macon SI 000 close of the hearing which Governor Mrs Kate Fort Ellis Bowden of not there at that time PanUlle 111 Januarv S—With a CHARTER iS GRANTED Ferris todav gave to rep-reesntatlves of they might consider the federals had PLAN FOR WEEDING Jacksonville $1 000 Mrs Hat Tort lonk black cigar In his mouth Toseph Little Blood on Corpse. the mining companies involved In the become excited Codington of Macon $1 000 Mrs G Oannon, former speaker of the na Witnesses swoi e that they had seen TO U. D. C. OF GEORGIA >pper strike 1/ulah H Fort of Mount Air\ $1 000 tin ai house of representatives a-p BAD MEN FROM NAVY and Miss Kate Fort "White of Bui peared on the streets this afternoon the acctis^d man. shortly after the I A L Petermann a representative CHIHUAHUJTCOVERNOR leig-h SaRerton Devonshire Trig] and for the first time since he wag taken finding of the dead body, -wiping of th e Rome Ga, January 8—(Special )— ,. . Calumet and Hecla company, NA1UED BY CARRANZA Wiashinsrton January 8 —A plea for $350 The silver and other personal ill with a cold He Bald staying In something that appeared to be blood \ charter hasi just been granted the called the attention of the governor to the weeding out of undesirable men in property Is divided among: specific the house was the worst punishment from his clothing of the United I>aug:h j Q^r&piijiciea^ betweeh the compan; Maytorena* Sonora, January 8 —Gen- the navy by Increasing the recruiting relatives he had received «A.t the time of the finding of the tSSfit* helVQonfederacy by the superior and those presented the eral Carranza, mog£ of his cabinet min- stations at the expense of the prisons ' body, the head was completely severed court of Clarke count> The division state labor commissioner on the strike isters and the expedition of General has been submitted to the house com- situation ljucio Blancp areyfto their way to Cu- from it, and one arm had been mashed has never hitherto been incorporated, mittee on naval affairs by Rear Ad- off, but there was very little blood but owns valuable property at Rabun He pointed out that the latter*s fig- Hacan below Nogales on the Arizona Expert testimony of a surgeon was Gap and elsewhere and for this reason ures accounted for more than 20 000 border The proposed trip into Chi- miral Victor Blue, chief of the bureau introduced to show that if the body it was decided to Incorporate The In- men whereas both sides agreed that huahua admittedly has been aban- of navigation 0 e "GILT-EDGE" liad been stricken while the person corporators are Mrs C Helen.Plane fiZELS^-iMl- - -- -—--. __,__. „ ^.,„.r« „»„,„„.employe, oud tiMn fcllthBe doned Admiral Blue said there -waft only a was alive and mangled In such a man- Mrs Walter D Lamar Mrs Herbert district when the trouble began He When Carranza s special train left small percentage of na\ y offenders ner it would have bled profusely and Franklin Mrs Zebu Ion Walker Mr•sr , adde-»"~*d tha«~*t ~th e' companie•-s- were willing- Hermoslllo today no one knew until Here is an investment, which, if bought at the pi ice ttould have exhausted iully one half W C Vereen Mrs Louise Haynest Mr:a to submit to an actual count of em- the main line was reached what direc whose conduct involved prison sen- gallon of blood JDr J S Rollins fur Howard McCall Miss Mattie Sheible13;, ployees and would open their books as tion the constitutionalist leader would tences, and that If the} could be sijm we are offering it, will soon show a substantial profit. ther testified that blood would con- Mrs Duncan Brown Miss Jessie Cobab- a source_ of information if the union take By this route. Chihuahua can be marily discharged by the commanding geal to such an extent in from two to and Mrs Mildred Rutherford The or , would do the same reached only by a circuitous journey officer the navy -would be better off On Auburn avenue, just be\ ond Jackson street. Lot ten minutes that it would not flow Jani7ation has no capital stock and ',,ClauClaud O_TayloO Taylor president over the mountains and north again and the government could save a large very much It was further testified will carry out the patriotiatriotic aims and ,[Michiga Mich.gan State Pederation of Labor, toward the Texas border It had been amount of monej in prison expenses runs through the block to Old Wheat street. that the deceaseitd was drinking on the 1 purposes of the xoluntary association promptly said the unions would open expected that General Carranza would If one fourth of the money now 1 spent on prisons was added to the re ji'gpht of his deaith wnlch would cauae heretofore existing fi ™™,? Vmtm „ ._„„._«-_ make an automobile trip to Juarez 104x110 feet—six well-built houses—rents ij>57 per the blood to flow more freely Governor Ferris gave no indication along the Arizona border Maytorena cruiting he said "the navy would be It waa shown that Steele frequently Probing Postal Service. as to whether such procedure would was the stopping place tonight. well supplied with excellent men per month—can be easily subdivided. swung trains near v, here his body be adopted It has been known how- Coincident with the departure from mitting the discharge of the undeslr was found and alighted at his home Pluladclphla Januarv S —What is ever that he has Investigators work- .Hermosillo came the announcement able and dissatisfied This would Price $8,750. Reasonable terms about a mile abot e there which Is up said will be an investigation of the ing under the state labor commission- that General Manuel A Chao an In- make desertions unnecessary A re a steep grade entire postal service of the Tjnlted £r and presumably these men already surgent commander in Chihuahua, had cruit cobts the government $20 to en State! intended primarily to effect hav—~e gone" -*int~o tha""*t phase of "the sit- been named civil governor of that list and $60 for an outfit, while the standardization of methods and an ir uation state This office had been held by average cost of a prisoner is from Jenkinson Red Cross Director. crease in efficiency was begun in this Governor FerrlM Completes Probe. General Francisco Villa, military com- $450 to $500 Besides the service of FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR "Washington January 8 —Charles citj today by a commission appointed So far as seeking Information was mander of the constitutionalists in Chi- a prisoner ts a dead loss I think the Jenkinson lately in the Latin Amen by Postmaster General Burleson The concerned Governor Woodbridge L. huahua It was said Villa would re- punishments are too severe in a great can dix ision of the state department commission will visit the larger cities Ferris of Michigan virtually complet- main as military commander many cases and this subject will re- has been made director of the Atlantic giving attention to local as well as ed his mission to the copper strike Villa has ^requested General Carranza ceive in the v ery near future the se FOR RENT—STORE ROOM division of the American Red Cross. general needs zone tonight There remained the to come to Chihuahua to organize the rlous consideration of the navy depart problem of a settlement, but indica- civil government, wh.lle Villa devoted mentu ' At 97 Marietta street, corner Cone and right in front of John Silvey Co, tions were that the governors activi his time to hillrtary operations ties in this direction might be post- On the train with Carranza were 200 we have a nice new storeroom. This is a good location for business poned He let it be known that if of his bodyguard and aibout the same Viscount Cross Dead. Sunday's Ad Appears on Back Society Section possible he would leave for Big Rapids number of men under command of Gen tomorrow afternoon eral Blanco , Ixmdon, January 8 —Viscoun t .JOIHIM j. AA/OODSIDE: Chief Interest today rested in the Maytorena is the insurgent base 91 years old who was one of the most REAL ESTATE—RENTING—STORAGE prominent conser\ ative statesmen In testimony of copper mine operators It above Guaymas, which still remains in PHONES. BBL.L, IVY 671, ATL 618 12 'REAL ESTATE ROW." largely was an historical discussion the hands ot General OJeda s federals England about thirty years ago died M. RICH & BROS, CO. although emphasis was laid on th e Prom this point the trip must be made here today He held offices in sev opinion of Individual mine officials by stage to Cruz de Piedra, the in eral cabinet*) occupying at various that union labor as such was not re surgent outpost south of Guaymas and times the secretaryship of state for pugnant to them They, however thence by rail into Slnaloa the home department the secretary made It plain that the "Western feder- shir> of .state for India and the (post of WEYIVIAN & CONNORS 2,487 Sample Garments of the ation could hope for no consideration lord privy seal He was a member of from the company sources They de- CEN. MANCILLA DENIES the house of commons for twenty-four clared tills position was unchangeable > ears, and sat in the house of lords LEND ON REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT Harvard Mills Underwear After the conference with the mine THAT HE'S A DESERTER for twentj eight > ears, having been men the governor met a delegation of Jan Antonio, Texas January 8 —Gen made a peer in 1886 LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICK ACTION. NO RED TAPE. Italian and Finnish nonunion workmen eral Jose Manoilla, who left the fed who came to ask state protection They eral army at OJlnaga, Mexico, and INTEREST OF BORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. On Sale Today : Save a Third told the state executive they were sub- crossed to Presidio, Texas yesterday jected to dally threats and abuse from did not desert his command, but ii ' ' The Blindness of Virtue ' ' EQUITABLE BUILDING ESTABLISHED 1890 strikers They said they liad no use seriously ill and came to the United /"•LEAN, fresh knit underwear from the Harvard for the Western federation or any oth States to seek medical attention This, is a comedy with an educa- er union was the report which Major MoNamee >-• Mills Comparn Includes their samples and surplus Tonight the governor met Victor n command of the border patrol which tion. No lines are immodest lots About everj sty le the Harvard Mills Company makes Berger Milwaukee, Seymour Stedman, took Mancilla into custodj under the Chicago and Charles Edwar-3 Russell, neutrality laws, made today to Gen- or suggestive. is represented in cotton, silk, and wool, or wool and cotton New Tork who are Investigating- the eral Ta3ker H Bliss at department I situation for the national executive headquarters here union suitb, shuts and pants ~ ~~ committee of the socialist party General Bliss has refused General Not many of a kind, but all Mancilla s request to be allowed to School and College Annuals, come with hia son tp San. Antonio for kinds and sizes in the lot reatment unless he resigns from the lum WW»k«y «a4 »»rf« Hablta treated ne or at Sanitarian, Jtoofc OB kvbject FORCED LOANS Mexican army General Bliss has de- . DR. B. M-WOOLL£Y.7 -N, fined to permit officers of either side I S«*it*rlai», AtlUrt* G«aitl*. Catalogues, Booklets 1 ft for •women's 250 to ARE BEING MADE :o come here except under siicn condi 1«7C 35c cotton ribbed Shirts ;ions and they are expected to refrain and Pants Light and medium irorn taking part in further hostilities upon recovery We're specialists in that line, weight. All sizes, from 4 to 9 Continued From Page One. It waa said General ManciHa will ap- peal to the state department on Gen- and have a specialty man "who OO for soc to 650 Union 'al Bliss decision . , Weak, Nervous and Other reports today from Major Mc- •will be glad to call on you O<-iC Suits, shirts in various ___ _ them* opportunity to prepare re- Namee told ot, improved conditions in Diseased 3t>les, knee or ankle length pants, sistance and General Villa would have >residio where the majority of refu- wherever you may be located, fall length tights. had to increase the rebel force greatly gees, camp followers wno came north Men and give you valuable aid in to repeat the six days battle of last torn Chihuahua with the fede-als. week when the rebels reached within Permanently Cured lave returned to tlte Mexican side It Dr Hughes is planning and producing the most ffQ_ for 750 and 850 Shirts 400 yards of the Ojinaffa trenches with- was said the -wounded were proffreBs- out beins able to ta-ke them an an experi- O9W and drawers, wool mixed, ng well ^ enced Specialist, attractive issue you have ever light, medium and heavy weight General Francisco Castro, command who auctieasfully • of the federal regular army, said treats and per- had. cotton union suits. Regular and lie was confident his army never "Would manently cures sxtra sizes. be beaten by Villa He said he was Sheppard Heads Florida Labor Blood Poison well aware that the impending con- Miami Fla January S —C E Shep Skin Dltoa*ea. flict wag of 'momentous Importance to pard of Miami was elected president Nervouimeaa, Var- «yo _ for $i and $1.25 Union the Huerta regime It would settle .f the State Pederation of Labor fit the 1 c o-s-e Volne Foote & Davies Company f «->C Suits. High or Dutch he said a question whether the Mexico •lostfe session of Its annual meeting Kidney and Blad- City government was to maintain its _ _ der TrotibleH Ob aecks, long or short sleeves. Knee iere "today Sanford was selected as structlons Catarrnal Discharges and authority in the north or whether the lext year's meeting place all nervous and chronic diseases or 25 Edgewood Ave. or ankle length drawers. Sizes 'lawless rabble \vhich goes by the Men and \\ oraen name of constitutionalists is to have 4 to 9 I am against high and ettorttoiiate PERFECTION PRINTING " "Harvard full sway ' fees charged by some physicians and The federal commander said his sol- Rate Increase Favored. specrallet-i Vou will find my charges 00- for $1.50 Union Suits, "r"- diers had endured hardships had gone New York January 8—The New veiy reasonable and no more than you OOC wool mixed, sHk and wool Undenvear. without food for days ragged and foot- York Chamber of Commerce today are able to pay for akHlful treatment sore, they had marched over the wa- Consult me In person or by letter and mixed Union Suits, Vests and terless desert as a token of their loy- learn tne truth about your condition and perhaps save much, time Suffer- Pants. (Main Floor, Right.) alty, and he did not believe they would ing and «spenne I am a regular run at the sound of battle graduate and licensed, long: establish- « "We 11 never retreat but all of us ?o°ads°"Stl TlsobeVnc/aTio the entire We have a store at 102 "gorth Pryor street, suitable for most any bii«m«.. •will-die right here in Ojinaara if our business of the United Statesi ^OK^DAYS MY FEE WILL BB that we will rent at a -very reasonable price Heat and water included w.^' ammunition elves out, said General JUST OlsE HALF WHAT OTHER lease Store contains 1 100 square feet and small basement nice wide fro" A Rummage Among Gloves at Castro, himself garbed in a torn and White House Coaple in Paris. SPBCIALISTb CHAROE, WEEKLY dusty uniform, as evidence of the re- OB MONTHLY PAYMENTS AC- We also have two or three eood first Iloor locations In Candler buil cent fighting Paris, Januar1 8—Mr and Mrs CEPTBP rices very reasonable Steam heat and water included with lease u" Regularly $125, $1.50, $2 to$3.50 Reports reached headquarters that - here this X uae tho latent serums' and bacto- 'rancis Bowes i will be rlns for the treatment of chronic con- - PHONE IVY 0274. since their -w Ithdrawal from the battle" ditions which hove failed to yield to early Monday, the rebels had not only ordinary treatment ASA G. CANDLER, Jr., Agent NCLUDES Fownes and Trefousse $1.50 and $2 been strengthened by reinforcements ZS3 CAXDL.ISB BUELDENG. from Chihuahua, but that they also had KOR WEAKNESS LYMPH COM- I Gloves, in gray, cream, champagne, mode, black and obtained quantities of ammunition A^nerican es*«jasBy sshen they arrived, POUND combined with my direct treatment will restore tb« vita! forces wfute; tan walking-gloves J 16 and 2o-button length gloves The federal army has only what am- to tbe fullest degree munition WAS left after the battle and g& P^sSr? &£8S?£V? IN CHRONIC DISEASES my pa- Buy a lot and I'll draw your ulan. and in glace and suede kid in pink, blue and champagne, men's has no means of replenishing Its t is understood they will tients are cured In less time, quickly, furnish specifications for everything C»S stores 3arls until January 20 and Z use the latest Improved, meth- to $2 50 suedes, mochas and heavy capes Just a general A etory of the death o* Colonel Luis od*! Consultation and advice FBEB. lanta. HaveTblg^s'tock5' of^brtck" vSneVr _satv-upof broken lines and sizes Rummage among them, Guilty, relative of the rich Terrazas Call or write Hours 9 a 2 story and bungalow house Diana-' family, who Joined the federal army "The Blindness of Virtue" p m,. (SUNDAYS. » to 1. make selection -Let m—«- tal»~nk- »_»'•»"to you•; ru find the sizes and styles you like and pay just 890 as a. volunteer, was told today by a Oft. HIK>M». •ave you money priest The priest said Guilty, acci- comedy with an educa- ' (Ready at 8:30. Mam Floor, Left.) dentally shot by his own men In last Third !N«tknwl Bank, Sunday s engagement, had requested, Brand- Street, Atlanta, Gm. when dying, that the rumor of hlfi . RICH & BROS. ' kept from (he rebels, as
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