__^ ,;: - - -.- V OmUr •»* Simitar, carrier 4eIIven', 13 ccat* VoL -No. 2. ATLANTA. GA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1913.-p-FOURTEEN. PAGES, ' Slncle «oj»le*» afreet ua nemurtudib K NOT ONE DOLLAR Trail of Sugar "Lobby" "JUNE AFTERNOON " Struck by the Probers YELLED SENATOR PAID TO SCHOOLS And Chase Grows Hot TOCO/OPERATOR FOR CURRENT YEAR I I 1 ! I \ Letters and Telegrams Dis- Marline, of New Jersey, and Usually From Ten to Fifteen SIX WOMEN SWEAR covered Showing a Far- Quinn Morton Nearly Fight Per Cent of the Fund Has Reaching Campaign ? to Because of the West Vir- B een Disbursed by This TO END THEIR LIVES Create Public Sentiment ginia Probe. Time. Against Putting Sugar on BY HUNGER STRIKE Free List. INVITED TO TAKE DRINK, REVENUE FOR 1912-13 MARTINE GREW FURIOUS HALF MILLION BEHIND Most Prominent Militant Suf- EFFORTS MADE TO USB fragettes in England Are PRESS ASSOCIA TIONS Senator Denounced Morton, Hoke Smith's Forecast of a Given Long Terms in Prison AND THE NEWSPAPERS and They Were Kept Apart Deficit of $300,000 for This at Hard Labor. by Force—Morton Denies Period Proves to Be Much In Some Instances Agents of Using Machine Gun. Too Small. WE'LL ALL DIE TOGETHER Beet Sugar Factories Put

Charleston, "W. Va., June 17. At a "When the, legislature meets next THEY SHOUTED AT JUDGE Their Stories Over, But in stormy session of the senate mine week it TV III flnd: strike committee at which a near fist First, That Its predecessor, the gen- Many Cases They Failed. fight between Senator Martlne, of New eral assembly of 1911-12 passed ap- Jersey, and Quinn Morton, manager of propriations nearly $500,000 in excess In Impassioned^ Speech Miss Proposed to Subsidize One the Paint Creek Operators' associa- of the revenues of the state for the Kenney Arraigns Judge as Chicago Paper—Railroads tion, was narrowly avoided the coal two years for which It acted, namely, operations of Paint and Cabin Creeks 1912 and 1913. Rounder of Women—Says Were Enlisted in Fight. today presented their side of the con- Second, That not one dollar will have troversy. been paid from the state- treasury of She Will Die for the Ballot. Mr. Morton was the principal witness the $2,500.000 appropriated for the Washington. June 17.—The trail of for the operators. His discussion of public schools for the current year. the "lobby" the senate has been fol- the attack on the strikers' camp at As waa reported In The Constitution London, June 17.—Six of the moat lowing more than two weeks led to- Holly Grove from an armored train, it was not until last week that the prominent leaders of the militant sut- day into the private files of the men precipitated the clash with Senator laat payment on the school fund for fragettes organization and one of their In charge of the Washington offices Martine at the close of the morning 1912. amounting to a little over ?17.~ male supporters were today found of the tfnlted States beet sugar indus- session. 000, was made from the treasury. guilty of conspiracy to commit ma- try, the leading instrument of the During the clash Senator Martlne Tbe Comptroller's licious damage to property. campaign egainst free sugar, and, by called Morton a "blackguard." They The woman, officials of the Women's originals of letters and telegrams and were prevented from lighting by by- The figures of Comptroller General William A. Wright speak for them- Social and Political onion, are Miss what purported to be copies of others, standers. ££ Harriet Kerr, Miss Agnes Lake, Miss This afternon following an earnest selves. Taking the two years for developed testimony of what ap- conference 'between Senators Swanaon, which provision was supposed to have Rachel Barrett, Mrs, Beatrice Saund- peared to be an attempt at a far- Klenyon and Martine, Senator Kenyon been made by the last legislature, we ers. Miss Annie Kenney and Miss Lau- | reaching cempaign to create public took charge of the hearing and Sen- find: ra Lennox. The man is Edward Y. sentiment against free sugar through ator Martine did not ask a single ques- Clayton, an analytical chemist. the columns of individual newspapers Vptm, although he had 'been a persistent The revenue of the state for 1912 An Impassioned speech in defense from all sources was, in round num- and the facilities of press associa- examiner during the morning. of the outrages committed by militant tions. All through the morning session bers, $5,610.000; appropriations for the suffragettes was delivered in court by same year amounted to $5,949,000. This Trail l.one and Winding. feeling ran high, counsel for the oper- Miss Annie Kenney. It was a trail so long, so compli- ators three times protesting against would have given an excess of appro- the methods of examination employed Her address served to enliven the cated and so winding, that after more priations over revenue of $339,000, on proceedings and her concluding words than two hours of patient effort, the by Senator Martlne. The afternoon which the treasury would have had to session went off quietly. created a great Impression. committee had succeeded in getting- beg-in the year 1913. in to i ts record only a, smal 1 part of The committee made plans tonight \VtlliBff to Die for Ballot. the mass of ciorr-espondence, which to conclude the examination of wit- But fortunately for the state, the "If I have got to die to get the vote," tax assessments of last year showed senators believed had produced the nesses tomorrow afternoon and to she said, "I will die willingly, what- most sensational evidence yet devel- start for Washing-ton that evening. an Increase over the year preceding ever the verdict of the Jury today." oped. ,1 Many witn<*6ses will be left to be ex- of $29,000.000 in round numbers. Fig- Greater interest was taken In to- uring with the tax rate of 6 mills and By subpoena duces tecum the com- amined In Washington when hearings Lovers of Hoe Cake day's proceedings than In any previous mittee got possession of copies of let- are re-opened and the committee may deducting 6 per cent for the cost of 12-YEAR-OLD GIRL stage of the trial. The courtroom was ters and telegrams of Clarence G determine to return to Charleston la- collection, we have an Increase of rev- CRIME INCREASES ter. enue coming from this sum of $136,300. Andof'PotLicker' crowded. Women formed the majority Hamlin, e Colorado Springs, Colo., 1 of the audience, among them being newspaper owner, and beet sugar Condltions were quiet among" the Deducting this from the estimated def- r miners on Paint and Cabin Creeks to- icit of $339,000 we have a net deficit Mrs. -S&encer Churchill, -wife of the *?**• **V-££a «=P o?^$19. Washington-of-, —-^ of $202,700. first lord of the admlrallty, and Miss (flees of-tee-American Beet Sugar as-l /"" day, according" to the advices from the To Organize Society soclation, two years ago. The papers V—-/ hills, although officials of the United No increase Tula Year. Violet Asquith, daughter of the prem- N WITH mm HER included whet purported to be car- Mine Workers declared they expected? °w for the current year. It may Eug-enia Green Is Run Dovyn and ier. be stated in the outset that Comp- bon copies of letters, unsigned, but further trouble soon. The union board Miss Kenney assented that the ac- furnished as genuine by Harry A. for the New Rlverfield district will troller General Wright does not antici- Painfully Hurt by Car of Old Country Society, With Nine Homicides, Twenty pate any such increase In tax assess* tion of the Ulster unionists and the Austin, a clerk In the offices of Tru- meet tomorrow to consider a strike, M. M. Simmons. speeches of cabinet ministers, -who, she which, if declared, it will Involve ments as was shown last year. Con- Unique Membership Re- HoJd-Ups and Sixty-Five man G. Palmer, representative of the nearly 15,000 men. sidering that last year was a very bad said, had assented that the unenfran- United States beet sugar industry. crop year and that there has been chised were justified In rebelling to The "industry" succeeded the "as- Morion Defends Operators. Following- an automobile accident in quirements, Will Soon Bej Burglaries Reported to the sociation" about two years ago, and< Quinn Morton defended the position much complaint of financial stringen- get their grievances remedied, fur- taken by his employers throughout, cy, the comptroller feels that the state which 12-year-old Eugenia Green was Formed in Atlanta. nished ample warrant for militancy. Palmer succeeded Harolin In charge. will do well to maintain the figures ru-n down and painfully Injured last j Police Since May 1. While the committee was after the declaring they were utterly unable to "If further Justification were neces- private papers, Palmer, after confer- accede to the terms offered by the of last year, which showed taxable night about 8 o'clock at Ponce de Leon sary," she said, "the trickery and values amounting to $842,368,342. This ence with Senator Clark, of Wyoming, miners, although the latter were nar- avenue and Barnett street, M. M. Sim- If in your youth you drank pot- Nine li-omtcldes, twenty hold-ups and treachery of cabinet ministers supplied would give an estimated revenue for mons, district superintendent of the Hamlln's uncle, was wiring- Hamlin, rowed down to recognition of the llcker and ate ashcakes. if you still sixty-five burglaries tell the story of it. The present government has treat- urging him to get a lawyer to repre- union. He went into details as to the current year of $5,673,005. Southern Bell Telephone company, was remember the crooning of your old the negotiations which preceded the There have already been appropriat- required to give bond of $200 at police Atlanta's police record since May J. ed the aspirations of the women more sent his Interests. The committee had ed for this year by last year's general southern "mammy" as she sang you Sweeping over the city, a crime wavo abominably than any British govern- (knowledge of that and hurried the strike In April, 1912, headquarters for appearance in re- to sleep years ago on the old planta- Mr. Morton and others discussed at assembly $5,904,567. The comptroller corder's court Thursday afternoon at is establishing unsavory history for At- ment since 1867, letters Into the record without regard then, accordingly, estimates the defi- 2:30 o'clock. Eye-witnesses say the tion, then you are eligible to join the- to sequence. More than seventy had length the fij?ht at the miners' camp 'Old Country society, which will be or- lanta. Never before In police annals "As for myself, I belongr to the work- at Holly Grove on the night of ^^^Febru^ - clt for this year at $231,562. Adding accident was unavoidable. been read when adjournment was th 3 to last ganized ntxt wtek by C. H. Burge, of have conditions been so disorderly dur- ing class. I Joined the suffrage move- taken tonight. ary hen witnesses for the miners I ' year's deficit, we have a The girl sustained a broken leg and 1 ment because of the terribly cruel testified a machine gun raked the town deficit for the two years aggregating minor bruises about the body and Atlanta, to preserve the ante-bellum ing the summer season. Hasnlfn Very Active. from an armored train. Mr. Morton $434.262. hp nds. She was carried first to the traditions of Georgia. Police officials are unable to account conditions under which women worked Those read Into the record were di- flatly denied the statement of Lee Schools Suffer Host. home of her mother, Mrs. Lula Bell There are only two requirements for for it. Both Chief Beavers and Do - in the British Isles. ' rected to managers of beet sugar It has been chiefly the public schools Green, at 152 Barnett street. Later s-he admission. You must have been **I Am a Rebel.'* companies, officers of the American Calvin, an ex-mine guard, called by the reared in the country of the south- Lectlvo ChieiT L*anford told a reporter Beet Sugar association, and friends miners, that he had urged that the that have suffered from this widely waa removed to St. Joseph's infirmary. for The Constitution last night that "I am a rebel and a rebel I shall growing divergency between revenue Eugenia was walking with her com- land not later than reconstruction of Hamlin. indicating that Hamlin at train be backed up and that the men it was most unusual for crime to btj remain untJl women receive the vote. on board "give them another round." and appropriations. Up to three or panion across Ponce de Leon avenue days, and you must not be ashamed If, like Miss Davlson, It should be the time of their writing was an ac- This statement and Calvin's declaration four years ago, it had been customary on the way to a neighbor's for a sup- to admit that you are as old as you ro prevalent during this time of the necessary for me to sacrifice my Ufe, tive figure In a campaign to organ* that Morton had remarked. ''Didn't wo to disburse 20 to 25 per cent of the ply of milk. She carried an empty really are. year. then I shall gladly die." Jze support for the protection of the give them hell." .after the train passed huul fund before the middle of the bottle in her hand. As they reached "What wo wisli to do," said C. H. Ttic detective bureau has been over- Sentence was passed on the suffra- beet sugar Industry and secure pub- the town, were the disputed points j>'ear- Fur several years past, owing the Intersection of Barnett at Ponce Burge, the leading spirit of the in- gettes as follows: licity against tariff reductions. to the cipient organization, "is to get togeth- whelmed with work. The staff of men Some told of Hamlin traveling to which 'Mr. Morton v i g-o ro u a I denied ' condition of £he treasury, it h de Leon Kugenia started across the is badly overworked, and many of Miss Kenney, as months; Mrs. Saun- and precipitated the flash between the not been possible to pay more than 10 street several paces ahead of her er all of those in Atlanta who answer ders. 15 months; Miss Kerr, 12 months; large cities, giving out Interviews! i witness and Senator Martine. to 15 per cent of the appropriation by chum. these requirements and from time to the star men have frequently been Miss Barnett. 9 months; Miss Lake and others, written in Washington, indi- When Chairman Swan son announced that time. Traveling uptown along Ponce de time talk over the days that are for- forced to labor sixteen and twenty Miss Lennox, 6 months each; Mr. Clay- cated that he was trying to circulate the noon adjournment, Mr. Mor.ton re- This is the first year that not a cent Leon avenue was the bigr touring- car ever past. hours daily. Chief Lanford has al- ton, 21 months. matter in defense of a sugar duty marked. "We'll all go down and take could be paid out to schools before driven by Mr. Simmons. It was oc- "It is surprising to know how many ready applied for more men in order All the prisoners were committed to through newspapers, the Associated the middle of the year. According prosperous men -in Atlanta today once Press and other channels, to offset a few drinks and then we'll feel bet- cupied by John L. Brown. of 1010 to compete with, conditions. the third division which entails hard ter." Senator Martine boiled over, and to a state house official, who was inter- Peachtree street; R. E. Robinson, of had hayseed in their hair. It is such labor. •what he thought misleading state- Sergeant-at-Arms Higsin, Senators viewed on the subject Tuesday, unless 2S3 Lee street, and J. H. Brewer, of as these that we wish to embrace in Charges Are Expected. Each defendant was -bound over to Kenyon and Kwanson. had difficulty the ligislature provides a remedy this 1010 Peachtree, all four of whom had this society. A careful study of the situation has keep the peace for a year after the pe- quieting things. year or makes a radical cut In appro- been to Oecatur on a day's fishing- "After we get fully organized we been given by Chief Beavers since his riod of imprisonment. This afternoon K. S. I^eitch. engineer,- priations. U will be impossible next outing. The machine. It is said by shall -write a number of articles deal- return from Washington. He Intimates With the exception of Mrs. Saunders, Wsather Prophecy year to disburse any of Ing with traditions and customs of and William .Lardy, fireman, of the ar- :e school fund eye-witnesses, was not traveling- at a that changes will be made immediate- all the women loudly proclaimed their before about November 1. It will rate over 10 or 12 miles an hour. the old south. We think that such Intention of going1 on a "hunger GENERALLY FAIR, mored train the night of the Holly 1 ly in the department, and that steps Grove fight, both testified that the only be a Question of two or three more Directly in path of the car stepped would make most interesting reading . strike." years before the state will find Itself "Likewise we are going to gather will be taken to throw greater police first shots were fired from the hills, the little girl. Her companion called Tbe JudKe to the Women. along1 the tracks, at Holly Grove. a whole year behind on Its payments for 'her to run ahead and even caught all the old ex-slaves that we can find safeguard over all sections of the city. Prior to passing sentence the judge /)The engineer said he dropped to his to the schools. hold of the imperine-d girl's arm. Mr. —«nd they are mighty few—and hear Deploring the absence of police sub- said that doubtless tne prisoners sin- and TImradar. Knees beside the boiler of his engine Of course, everyone In Georgia Simmons, seeing the child's danger, them tell their tales of marster and stations for which he made recent ap- cerely believed that by their lawless and rOde theer until the firing ceased. knows that this condition of affairs swerved his machine dangerously near missus, as they remember them." plication before th-e board of commis- conduct they were forwarding a good Local He received a flesh wound in the hand Is not a new one. The attention of the curbing, but the girl stepped back- Among 'those who ihave signified sioners, the chief declares that such cause. Lowest temperature ...,.». from a bullet. When the train reached the general assembly has been called ward, it is stated, directly In the au- their Intention of joining art: H. N. additions to the department would aid "Some of you must be religious." he Highest temperature . 95 Mule low he saJd he found on the en- repeatedly to the situation within to's path. The lefthand fender hit her (Smith, of South Pryor street; C. J, wonderfully. Since the recent vice agl- continued, "If you are not, at the least Mean temperature . . A 82 gine's tender marks of seven bullets the last half dozen years by governors and she was thrown to the street. The Burton, 87 Whitehall Terrace; "W. J\ 'tation, the plain clothes 'vice squad* you must be alive in a moral gover- Normal temperature 75 ajid a load of buckshot. All hia tes- of both political factions. bottle which she wag carrying crash- Moncrief, of the local police force; has been re-established with Its orig- nor of the universe. I commend to Rainfall In past 24 hours, inches . .00 timony was corroborated by his fire- Hoke Smith's Forecast. ed into a head lamp, breaking out the J. S. Puckett, of College Park, Ga.; inal number of men. you the statement of a modern writer Deficiency since first of month. In -1.47 man, who said ho took refuge in the It is noteworthy of remembrance glass. Dr. D. M. Houk. 4>5 McDaniel street; The reserve force has been augment- —a woman I believe—who character- Deficiency since., January 1, inches. 1.27 coal on the tendor when the bullets be- at this time that Governor Hoke The car was stopped Instantly. The T. M. Summers, of South Pryor street; ed by men detached from the mounted izes the belief that the end Justifies gan to fly. Smith, when he signed the general ap- child was put on the cushions and I. N. Willis; T. P. (H'uSe, of Hapevllle; squad, and more men have been sent the means as 'treason against the Al- Report* from VnHoti* Station*. Called Senator n Bully. propriation bill of 1911, making pro- rushed to her home. Later a physi- W. O. Alexander and G.P.Wright, of into the residential sections for night- mighty.' " * •TATJOXS JLNP T«X3p«ntQ7*. I KtlB JL controversy between C. C. "\V-atts, vision for the two years under re- cian carried her In his automobile to College Park, and old "Uncle" William ly patrol. Eight motorcyles are now Whatever the motives of the prison- •Uteof of counsel for the operators and Sen- view, foretold that H would result in St. Joseph's. Mr. Simmons drove to Dixon. honorary member, who Is an in use, while heretofore only fcur wer-? ers, Judge Phlllimore said he must WKATHCR. [7p.m. '| ex-slave. ator Martine also enlivened today's a treasury deficiency of $300,000. In police headquarters, where NlgTn Chief employed. treat them as persons who had done ATLANTA, clear . . ] 87 | 96 I .00 session- Senator Mart i ne was exam - signing, the bill, he wrote: Jett was notified of the 'accident. Nine homicides have occurred since a very serious injury *o publ!** peace Atlantic City, c'dy .j 72 I 92 I .00 ining OP. J- W. Ashby. physician for "I have approved the general ap- Upon Investigating Motorcycle Po- May 1. Most of these were negroes. an dmust be restrained from doing Baltimore, part c'dy[ 84 | 92 I .00 the Cabin Creek Consolidating- Coal propriation bill and the special ap- liceman Wood reported back to head- Two double killings were committed, further mischief and m-XnJ to some ex- Birmingham, clear .) 88 f 94 1 j .00 company as to sanitary conditions in propriation bills, although satisfied quarters. Mr. Simmons was required the last of which, the slaying of Dave tent an example to others. Boston, cloudy. . .j 68 | 82 I .00 that entire appropriations made will to give bond of $200 as a matter oC NATHANIEL P. U Yancey, nearly resulted in a lynching After passing sentences he said: Brownsville, c'dy .j 76 | SO I .00 Continued on Last Page. exceed the totel revenue of the state form and a charge of reckless driving Hionday at noon. Yancey's slayer waa "One of the counsel had suggested Buffalo, clear. . . 70 ( 76 I .00 for 1912 and 1913 approximately $300,- of an automobile was docketed against riddled 'by bullets fired by Policemen. that the time for leniency has passed, Charleston, c'dy . 84 ] 94 I .00 000, unless the revenues of the state him. The occupants of his car were He died later in Grady hospital. and I do not. think you will meet with. Chicago, clear . , 64 | 78 1 .02 are increased next summer (3912). given subpoenas to appear as wit- SUCCUMBS TO APOPLEXY First Doable Killing. Quite the same treatment as have the Galveston, rain . 74 I 78 I .90 Your Vacation The state cannot pay any portion of nesses. The first double slaying -was com- others. I am bound to add that If the Hatteras, c'dy. . • 76 1 84 the $100,000 increase to public schools "The g-frl apparently did not realize mitted on Capitol avenue, on the night home secretary consults me, as he oft- Huron, clear . . . 96 Needs Are Many next year. The bill allows the entire her danger." Mr. Simmons told a Con- Once Connected With The Con- of June 13. when HUley Johnson, a en consults a Judge, I shall take upon Jacksonville, clear 96 I .00 sum to go over until 1913. The re- stitution reporter at headquarters. negro youth, stabbed his sweetheart, myself the responsibility of saying1 to Kansas City, clear .| 92 } 94 .00 Wait until the last minute duced surplus on hand the first day "She seemed undecided which way to stitution and Close Friend of Mabel Huckleberry,, in a fit o£ jealous him that the ring~ leaders among~ you. .Knoxville, 'clear . . I 90 1 96 I .00 and you'll forget something. of January and the revenue for next go and evidently thought the machine Joel Chandler Harris. passion. Johnson was wounded by the (at any rate, should not be Jet out of Louisville, cloudy .j 84 I 98 I .16 year will make the postponement of would take a course opposite to the girl, and, In desperation, slashed his'prison under any circumstances." Memphis, clear . . .[ S8 | 92 | .00 Buy what you'll need now! this payment essential. Next year the one which we traveled, own throat as he fell to the sidewalk. Ail to Me Together. Miami, clear , . , . j 84 r .00 legislature can either provide for an "I did everything possible to pre- Both died Instantly. "Then we shall die together," ex- Mobile, clear . . . .| 94 1 .00 vent the accident." Birmingham, Ala., June 17.—Na- Montgomery, clear.) 90 | 96 Men's Bathing Suits, $i to $5. increase in revenue for 1923, or re- thaniel P. T. Finch, editorial writer In consecutive order, the following claimed Miss Kenney. ) .00 duce the appropriations payable in The victim is slightly near-sighted, homicides were committed since May J- The judge: "If you. In the words of Montreal, part c'dy! 58 1 64 I .00 Boy's Bathing Suits, 500 to $2. on The Birmingham Age-Herald since New Orleans, part c| 86 | 90I 00 1913. This is a subject which I feel it is said, and to this fact Is attribut- 189S, dledr-'-here today of apoplexy, at Sam Famhro, a nasrro. was a tabbed to our great poet violate the great canon, Men's White Duck Tennis should be left by me to the legisla- ed her inability to get out of the way •the everlasting nas fixed against self- New- York, clear . . 1 78 86 I .00 the age of 75 years. Mr. Pinch former- death at 171 Mitchell street on the O&laboma, cloudy-! 84 88 j .00 Trousers, $1.50. ture at its next session." of the machine. night of May 1. Roy Brannen, another slaughter you will have to reconcile Appropriated More. ly owned an interest in The Atlanta Pfioenix,-clear . . .| 96 1.00 I .00 $7.50 to $10.95 Dresses, $4.95. Constitution, but sold his holdings in negro, suspected by the police of hav- such action with your conscience," Portland, cloudy . .( 78 | 80 i .01 Far from acting- on Governor ing committed the deed, escaped and Miss Kenneyj "I am quite prepared Women's $5 Rubber Sole Tan Smith's suggestion and either in- Louis Maire to Speak. 188 6. He was an intimate friend of Raleigh, rain. . : -I 70 j 96 I .36 the late Joel Chandler Harris and en- has not been caught. to do that." San Diego, clear . .j 64 j 66 } .00 and White Canvas Oxfords, creasing revenue or decreasing ap~ Louis F. Maire, of Detroit, interna- Miss Barrett, excitedly: "We shall tional president of the automobile, car- joyed a wide acquaintance among men John Smith, a negro man* middle San Francisco, cl'p .| 62 [ 66 I .00 proprlations et Its next session, the aged, waa shot and killed by John R all hunger strike," St. Louis, clear , . -I 94 } 98 $2-95-^, legislature added in special appropria- riage and wagron workers, win reach in public life. Mrs. Saunders: "Miss Kenney will I -Ofr Atlanta this morning as a guest of the He served in the civil Avar in the Allen, another negro, on May 10, in St. Paul, part c'dy -j 68 [ Si i .14 Men's |gi Trunks, $8. tions In round numbers $160,000 for Darktown Allen was also badly cut not keep roe In prison against my Seattle, clear . . . .j 70 ) 76 I .00 the year 1912 and $91,000 for 1913. Atlanta socialists for a, few days. Mr, 179th New York Volunteers and did will/* .WoJH—The bodj of Lee McLendon terest "big- railroad systems in the and Croie urged yie use ot "patent In- That neither Governor Brown nor •who died yesterday Jn Atlanta, ar- With the resignation of GeOrge I*. anti free supjar campaign and to have any of his predecessors are responsible rived here this, moaning and was in- sMe to reach the country readers Best of Charlotte N O, for eight professors of agricultural colleges to C,*t* Votes Little by Little for the financial situation of the state terred in Laurel HUI cemetery Mr appear before committees of con- With Temperature Reaching McLendon "was e native of Thomas- years superintendent of the dining car Many farmers read those patent Jn- will be easily understood when consid- ser\ ice of the Southern railway a gress with arguments favorable to the ville though he had not lived lie re in sides he said 'When I loo Red It up eration is taken of the fact that the general shake-up Jn thy dining car feeet sugar men 964 Maximum, Atlantans a number of years He was about I found thu,t a stack of stuff every constitution does not allow the gov- aerv k e o£ the road is expected ac- None of the letters disclosed that the 46 years of age and was a son of the week was not exorbitant in price and ernor to scale a general appropria- cording: to «i persistent report in railroads bad been Interested or that It sure enough does get before the Found Her Garb a Most tion bill or to veto aeparately any late "William McLendon He had been In bad health for some years and had railroad circles in Atlanta yesterday. the great news agencies had been ex voters littl by little and ea«.s in Items contained in it The appointment ot the permanent tenalvely used or that the InterOcearr Another of the Gove letters signed Comfortable One. Governor Ao(t Responsible. lived for a time in Colorado hoping to be benefited head of the dining car department Is bonds had been bought and dated August 4, 1911 threw some All the governor can do when an creating considerable speculation It Is Bis Box of Telesrnmi*, llsht on the activities of the beet appropriation bill Is presented to him rumored that this berth will go to E Letters mtroluced did show tuat ti e sugar forces while the Hardwlck com There were waves and waves In At- which he knows will exceed the rev /. A. Warnock, Statesboro. H Rose-crans of Atlanta, agent of the sugar men had been riissatlst ted wit i mlttee of the house was investigating lanta Tuesday In a show window enties of the state is to veto the meas Statesboro Ga-, June 17 —(Special ) Atlanta district of the dining car their efforts to get interviews car- the 30 called sugar trust Mr Gove down on Whitehall street a lissome ure as a whole Then in order that Bulloch count> lost one of its best and aerv ice ried by the Assoe Id,ted Press fcaid It would require some skill to maid clad only In her daint> beauty the state might be provided wJth run most influential citizens in the death There is also the rumor that the Austin and a serst ftnt at arms of itemize his expense account 30 It could shivered In the cool naves of a painted ning expenses at all he would be of J A Warnock, who died at Brook dining car ser\ ice department ma> be the senate brought A big box of the be checked up by an auditing board sea but outside pedestrians felt the compelled to call an extra session of let Sunday afternoon Mr Warnock abolished and the work formerly telegrams and letters t the commlttte We have had an Interesting- time, surging of another wave but did not the legislature at a greatly outlay was raised in this county and has handled bj this department be placed room th s aftern n Th* committee the letter continued Palmer is be sblver The high tide of the hot to the state and with the chance oi taken an active part in the upbuild upon the passenger service Separt suspended thf* examinati n of nit fore the committee on his third da> wave' came shortly before 3 o clock getting no more satisfactory measure ing of his section He Is survived by ment nesses ar cl Chair TI tn O\ rman Snna. loda> He is doing well H T en In the afternoon when the thermome- In the end than the one he haa dis his -wife and se\en children K. H L The fact that several men have gon tors Reed and wal^h b^gan read 3 riff tertained them In New York with I ter registered 96 4 degrees in the little approved A and Coney Warnock oC Brooklet, from the dinlnK ar spr% ice of tl-e road them Into thf ree r 1 learn good effect The Hardwlck box on top of the Empire building It need hardlv be repeated that the and Mrs J C Preetorlus of States to other positions i * centl> lends color t tmmittec report Hill reach over to Tw o tel grams u, ere exchanged bt The weather man is authority for the treasury condition will make it almost boio Mrs Pfgue of Oliver Miss Lula to the repoit December and will be less harmful statement that it must have been at Imperative that the general assembly Warnock of Brooklet, and Miss Allte M J tatamos for sc\t nteen \ ear9 tween Hamlin ^enittr (. 1 u k and Tru than I hoped COLONEL F J PAXON man G Palmer The first of these least 100 degrees down gn the street do something this year to restore the Warnock, of Atlanta Four brothers dining car conductor on bouther i Members of the committee asked When the heat \t pt d ice h >x -*ald to Under Governor S/aton her good looks or shapely figure AH most feasible measure of relief nock of Tampa Fla H F Vv arnock tendent of the Capital Clt\ t ountr> Mi Oxnards initials are H T of btllson Mrs Lizzie Edw ards of contain \ ur pi [ it* in 1 business pa Atlanta had a leaning to the stj le of Advocate Immediate Reform. club of Atlanta The letter added Bnstow insists garment she wore and but for Comptroller Genera* "W right and Savannah and Mrs D R McEl\ een. O P "W ood also a veteran dining pers Ha.\e talked with your uncle J-nfl that he will yet gxt in his sugar WP mi«n:est j u si il 1 wire retain While the appointment has not been troublesome police officers and that State Treasurer W J bpeer regard Im of ArcoJa, car condu< tor of No*, o u i is i-, amendment Of course it would likely The funeral w as preached at the Ing att >rne> t •> \ i tei_t \ ur rights announced officially It is understood Iron clad rule called custom It is mediate tax reform that will brink nit accepted the appointm nt r ^ iperli t ncl with the \t,to of the executive but Primitive Baptist church here yester un Irr f vurtt im nrlme t to th con that Colonel Fred J Paxon will con -possible that some of the most staid the property In the state to the ta> tendent of the hotels t id it i tr h -. 1 d >n t forget that It is only fou da> afternoon The interment was in stitutK fi Jntll \ i irrUe tinue as the chief of staff of Gover citizens might have blossomed forth books at somewhere near its real value of the Panama railroad This appoint- nior tha to tht session when something East bide cemetery in btatesboro ffamlln s tf-lcgr trn in rej I> sent to nor elect Slaton Just as he ha^ bern as miniature Septemoer Morns as about the only outlet for the sit- ment came through Colonel J > u • will be doing in eai nest I hd.\e had chiof of staff for Governor Brow- n 11ol test In Two Year» Patterson, recently appointed by Pres- his un le ^ r 1 r <. lark WAS K ven to uation This is in line with the rec some -n,rj encouraging Inter view is as during hia two terms in office As Bv the statistics kept in the weather ident ^V Ilbon as superintendent o£ the tfi*1 committee It government railroad In Panama. Ha.v e -A i r rn I Lime i suSPTestinfi: Brown in all of his messages to thf Robert W bmith age J5 died at t) b warmly contested faenatora like on personal friendship It is a singular In two -s. ears and the highest tempera Another rumor to the effect that Mr retain atto n > I pifvtr t 1 J vt y if general assembly They are hopeful the residence on Mason and Turner s Borah insist that they want to be tribute to the popxilarltj of Colonel ture ever came on an^ 17th of June in Best Is considering a position with th m papeis t i nn ltte« \ i tin ot that a measure of fax equalization be road at 6 15 o clock on Tuesda> morn 1 sh jwn He used those words to me Paxon that he should be askfd to thirty fi\e \ears of the bureaus his •whjm ser\i ih mil n i iv hav < some tween the counties and between Indl Atlantic Co ist line to take charge of t is morning &erve as the chief of staff of two sue tory To Atlantans who crowded Five ing He is survived by his parents, of m\ ; jv tie 0"-; viduals of the same county may be en Mr and Mis J 1 Smsth The funeral a dining car service for that r6ad has 1 nc or f i \ It-tttr to Hamlm from H 4. Doug cessl^e governors Points and hurried up and down behind It the further report that the T ers hut so far a.s I r acted at this session will be at the Center Hill Baptist IIH T- bei the <„ lass of the Minnesota feugar company Peach tree and Whitehall there was Pullman company which has heretofors Is noth K -imonf, th m A hlrh I \\ ould Murphev Candler chairman of the church at 10 o clock this -morning tf < haska Minn dated at .Detroit onlv one word to describe it, and that furnished the dining car service for object to b^ nf~, m i U pu railroad commission who took a prom- and Interment will be at Hollywood ! \1 r 1 fa 1911 said DR. RILEY TO PREACH cannot be use d except in extremeli the Coast line will give up this serv- Hamlln a M 1 thai h^ il I n plo\ \V e think It would be the wise plan profane wi Itlng inent part in proposed tax reform M ashlr >_t n when he was a member of the house ice and the road will establish a serv- i if &et itor Ltark to na.\e Mr C T tenton manager of AT BAPTIST TABERNACLE Hot as the weather man was there David T. Yancey ice of its own thought t t J Nahl ihf Minnesota Sugar company who Is was no reports of peoplp or of animals some years ago Is also In» favor of The (f rr sp equalisation of taxes but he believes David T Yancej the deputy sheriff, Owing to the fact that practically all ve d niu h of now In ^V\ afehmton meet the Iowa Dr H B Rlley the Minneapolis dropping dead on the streets from thi_ local Southern officials were In Wash- 1911 ar 1 th that the subject Is too large to be who was stabbed by a negro on Mon ut f 1 1 when senators, and advise them of the pos c\ anpjehst an i\ ed in Atlanta lasjt excessive heat although Chicago New da> Is survived b> his wife and eight ington Tuesday attending a dinner f» Die I nd i v ft supr ir blU was aibiljtj of the Minnesota Sugar com handled at a single session of the leg- evening: from a grreat revival In Asne "i orfc and scores of other northern children The funeral will be from President FInlev confirmation or denial introduced n th It IL islature He advocates tne cieation of pany extending Its interests in north •ville N C and is now at the Baptist cities sent reports of deaths by the the Lakewood Heights Baptist church of these reports could not be had ern Iowa in case o£ a. eatlsfactoiy Tabernacle church He comes to At a tax commission made up of five Got S(0rt In the Paper* score among people and work animals at 11 o clock this morning Interment The Southern railway board of di- sugar tariff settlement prominent citizens with the comptrol- The letters produce! ir cheated that 7anta after « strenuous week which One man fell about noon at Marietta will be at Forrest Park rectors meets today in New York llamlin had mi ]e cr ntrart^. with news «atb*fled About Senator W orks. reached its climax on Sunday when he and Broad street and was rushed Into ler and the attorney general as ex plate cortiris thit fiinish matter \ cop> of a letter purporting to spoXe Tour times at the Agiheville con a nearby drug store He reco\ered In officio members the others to be ap to small nt^ si n rs Lid had urgt i hue been written b> Hamlln to J ference where 100 people made pro a, moment and friends took him home pointed bv the governor This com Mrs Florence E Kamper To Get RJd of POSH Clark of Los Angeles and dated f ess Ion of Christianity aa a result of before the attendants learned his mission should thresh out the situation Mrs Florence E Kamper wife of You can Sleep Fish Hunt or attend to tiny work b et su^ir ni n r llfftrent parts of without being -worried by the biting or staging the L >untr\ to atternt t tn becui e pub \\ ishmgton January 18 1912 said inthe single da> s work Or Rlley will n irnc The head prescription clerk thoi oughly during the recess of the Charles J Kamper, of the Kamper ot Mosquitoes Sand flies Gnatc or other Ituecta liitv in th Ir iv ri lo ilties and speak at S o clock tonight on the. In vtho examined him could not make up legislature and have a bill ready to re •Grocery company, died vesterday by applying to the face ears an£ hands t)R through new* a» ncns Included (n Mi Case hid another conference er Circle at the Baptist Tabernacle his miiid as to whether it was the port next year imorning at a private sanitarium FOKTER S ANTISEPTIC HEAU.NQ OIU 25c, the mi is (f con st ndoru*1 lA^re let with senatoi W orks yesterdav and is In his address on A Colossal "W orlc heat 01 an epileptic fit that caused the M ould Iftaue Bonds Though born in Baltimore the de- s itiifltd that he will do all he can for on Mondaj night Dr Rile> urg-ed a man s sudden prostration but rather As an immediate measure in relief to ceased had lived In Atlanta since her tf-rs f roil \aiori C3o e \\hi h show ed ua that he ha I m t le ; n extena ve tou" for fl^ht for the w inning of souls and Inclined to the latter belief the schools State Superintendent M L girlhood and had a large circle of the Sd ri r uri )s lepljlng to that letter Clark wrote especially the reco\erv of th back With all the heated v, eather the Bi ittain advocates an Issue of bond's friends Surviving her are her hus Jan larj _., 191_ to Mr H-ctmHn slider Salvation it, not sanrt idea- One 1 Her f rum the throng- on the streets seemed not to which would of course necessitate ar band her mother Mrs S G Henck, Ham n f Ir tion and redemption and it is not diminish and apparently no one lost wr!tt»n r*r n "U ishin^toi 1 am gUd Mr Caae had a talk with amendment of the constitution When of Baltimore one brother Louis Mea- i on f> teniher senator \\orkb I feel quite sure that glorification he said 2 1911 t ( hirle* H i any time from business on. accoant of Interviewed on the subject he said kln of Fitzgerald Ga three sons C irrei pt si he will have to keep fa line J Jr Francis and Louis Karnper A letter to C B Warren president f i om the truth so far that they have fear that a sunatroke would result two daughters Mrs Frances Knauft said in part "\ isftcd The proposal to issue bonds met r e bl^ town of tht \Iii_hit«ni Supjar comparU dated last hope for themselves and vet in from keeping up the same hurried and Miss Catherine Kamper The fu each di> o with opposition and defeat last year mj trip and ln\ ariablj * ebr j/v 191,, and -apparently from their hearts Ood once did a «ork of stride that mii ks the Atlanta man neral will be held tomorrow morning" sue- eeded Sn getting i- ur stor\ in at It should not be laid aside however Ha mii j»dl 1 grace To recover them is our job and woman as difetin-ct from many of without further consideration The at 10 30 o clock Interment will be at Jeaat one i-f tht leal rs pafers Of M 1 tckett from Iowa, who is It mav be that men don t want to their southern brothers and sisters West "View ourse s me state of Pennsylxania in 1912 Issued h ndlfd it rnoi n «d,tisfac tlassed as an Insu;gent will make one be bothered about their religious con Slight Breeee Helps. t iriK th in bonds to the amount of ten million c thers but ger erally of t^ principal speeches in opposition ditlon but I bear testimony that the By 4 o clock Tuesday afternoon a speaking thet all c7fd well dollars for school purooses One twen Samuel R Branch to an\ augai measure that may be man \\ ho bothered rnt most H hen I cloud that had formed earlier in the tieth of this amount for this state No 10 Silver Leaf Lard..Sl 34 The r t r numerated nearlj a do»- was lost was after alJ my best friend Samuel R Branch aged 63 died at brought in Mr f aimer le now at work west gradual I > interposed Itself be would enable u«i to pay our teachers No 10 Cottolene $114 on the necessary data He will take To him I owe my salvation Let us tween the sun and earth and caused his residence 181 West Fair street trouble men now that they fall not the thermometer to fall rapidly A without delay Furthermore the \erj- yesterday morning at 5 o clock He the question up from the standpoint generation receiving the benefit would Country Eggs Jin to eternal horrible and endless slight breeze with the cloud also ia survived by his widow one daugh- of Us being a refiner a propaganda have In a large measure the cost t ind also from the agricultural end death freshened up the atmosphere and madL. ter Mrg Christian of Chicago and Luzlanne Coffee, pound... bear in my opinion prompt payment Mr Mondell of "Wyoming also wishes it more bearable The cloud brought two brothers who lu e tn Montgom- Large can Maxwell House would not only be more self respect to enter the fight on the floor and to no ram and none it, in sight, at least ery, Ala b*> equipped with the necessary irtfor DIPLOMAS ARE GIVEN for twenti four hours but the weather Ing for the state but would be worth Cash Grocery Co. maUon It Is for him tha-t I want Mr authorities do not expect any higher more to t*ie educational system than ar» Mrs S. /. Crawford temperature for today • Fair weath extra appropriation of seventy me or 118-120 WfflTEHUL Hathaw-av to prepire a brief Hal e BY COLLEGE OF MUSIC Mrs S J Crawford aged 59, died er is as far as the go\ ernment Is a hundred thousand dollars t\vo purposes In this the principal one at a private sanitarium Monday morn An enthusiastic audience applauded committed about the heat wave Prior to the last general assembly being that in furnishing information \ne at 9 o clock The funeral will the closing exercises of the Fvelv n In striking- contrast to the heat of the annual appropriation for schools for two persons it js weJI to have the be held this afternoon at 3 o clock «.t Jackson College of Music last night Tuesday is the fact that but one week had been for two vears ?2.aOO 000 The imstion ajproactied from two differ Patterson s chapel Interment will be when several members of the school previously or on last Tuesday the general appropriation act of 1911 added *.nt \iewpimts and H is difficult for at the Atlanta Park cemetery one man to prepare a brief for two received their diplomas in music The mercury never rose abo\e 56 degrees $100000 to this sum to be distributed T»MIOHT8i30 climax of the evening s program wsis between the years 1912 and 1913 the I r lib vt ithout their running along during the entire da> and the early OtO. KLEINE PRESENTS th same JInes This is \ ery Impor the presentation of prizes bj Miss morning and late evening weather was whole to be earned oier to this jear tant and the sooner Jt ia Jeannette "V ictor president of the so cold that scores of Atlantans wore however if there were Insufficient TRYING TO SPANK SON, QUO VADIS" d ne the better It migh-t be Masters club Composed of all the stu o\ ercoats and practically everybody funds to pay it last year It Is hard- dents of the coJlege ly necessary to add that It was so car- The Ctnnlloiial Photo-Pl«y In Thm Acts w ell if Mr Hathaway would had m winter suits MOTHER CAUSES FIRE And Elg il Soinra. A Mad*rn M«r»lons Mlgn* Go Lacktne. "Wolfe of Ferndale tried to spank her t •> ha,\ e this question presented as far Kathrj n Blake Annie )ohnson Mable a bathtub (n a real September Morn In discussing the means which the young son today and in so doing; up- FORSYTH Mailne* Today 2:30 Every Minute is i ossjble b\ members whose dis Wikle Marion Dunson Fveljn Dunson costume and the sight of it was governor might bring to bear on the set an oil stove In the fire that re- runOT I n TONIGHT AT 8:3o Clara Belle Kinir T llzabtth Bla-lock legislature in order to arouse members tn ts or suites are not largely Inter enough to lower Gilly 3 temperature sulted twelve business houses and THE FAMOUS CARTOONIST HEXT HEEH A Vacation t&ted in the fndustr} and Cirol\ n Benjamin The program for a while vV hen ft began to rise to a serious consideration of the situ- three dwellings including the "Wolfe Tries to \\urn \saociated l*re»» was concluded b> the awarding of di again he sought out the artist and had ation a prominent state house official home, were destroyed The losa will BUD FISHER SSSStr Drop the worry about where rtl The efforts of Hamlm to get pub plomas end medals by Rev \ H Gor him draw several big chunks of Ice said Tuesday reach $100 000 Firemen from three Cramtorot "Matt» Mf" P it\ through the Vseociated Press don floating- around In the tub and then ' If I were governor I would pay- towns finally checked the flames with PAIOIHE WQCH—Tb. Um Ptrtr MUSIMt to go—Colorado is the place. 3 L IGHTONS HMD OTHER= d leading newspapers was touched Gilly stayed cool all the afternoon out all appropriations In the order in dynamite. And the way to go is i m a number of letters In what According to GiH> Gregg drew a pic which the demands were presented so ppeaied to be a CQOV of a Hamlm FLYNN HARGETT OFFERS ture of himself in the tub but that Is long as there was money in the treas- Via the Utter to C.o\e at Targo Mo\ember 9 left for the eyes of the critical ob ury with which to pay them Then I 1J11 the v, liter declared that the so FOR SENATE MESSENGER server when members of the legislature ar-1 rived here In the summer they would, Called Ar buckle interview iia-d T"*lynn Hargett who for many years r, iu into practically e\ery paper in find no money In the state s exchequer Missouri Pacific has been messeng-er of the state sen for themselves I feel quite sure that The Highway to the Heights tht. I nited states nte IB again In the race for re elec CRIME INCREASES Leading Novels Vftet ttikinK up the matter with they would set busy then and provide, tion He has complied a most unique WITH HOT WEATHER a u ay out of the embarrassing situa- Restful travel—superb scenery all Mi Morej the letter added and campaign document—a directory oC aftei securing an agreement -with the tion ' the way—comfort—courtesy—ser the statehouse officials and members The real difficulty about this method is HEADS Associated Pt ess to handle 660 words of the general assembly of Georgia. vice "Our own" dtnmg car service I ga.ve out the tn lobed and -while it Continued From Page One. that there are some of the state s in- THEM On one page of his little booklet is an stitutions that may not be closed down —dehcious meals a la carte u as well handled locall> the eastern announcement of his can<3idac> and pipers took only about a dozen lines Sut.h are the asylum for the Insane at ALL then follows several paffea of indorse Milledgevllle and the blind academy at Two through, travel comfort \s i matter of fact I would have ments In the form of official resolu of Mav 22 \ police suspect John Ken trains, daily from St JLouis— pitferred that the> had ignored it en drlck was held "Vlacon These institutions must be tlons passed by the senate and per provided for at all hazards There are 9 00 a m and 10 10 p m t r U I have taken the matter up sonal Indorsements from senators with \n unknown nefflrro was stabbed in v, Un Mel\ille fotont of the At-soc-iated stantlv to de ith ea.rlv on the night of other instltutons from which the pres- whom he has served sure for money is of almost the same Call or Send for our Colorado Book Press demanding that In the future May 3 at Pryor and Decatur street^ peremtory character The result is —information—raica— cscrv&Uoo* o_Z the beet sugar industry recei\e at Flljah Kippey colored was arrested that the school fund is always the one le list the same treatment as the east- and accused of the killing that is crimped and. the payment of it 4JO James BuUdlnK, ern refiners Willie Collins a negro girl was etab Mrs Floyd Foster delayed 84h and Broad ^ti , Morej referred to is president of bed to death supposedly bv her hus Mrs 1-loyd Foster died at St Joseph s Discussing the difficulty that always Tenn. the Grtit \\ estern Sugar companj band Charlie Collins in their home Infirmary Tuesday morning after a arises In connection with any measure In another letter to Warr-en, at I>e tn the rear of 155 Pulliam street on trolt with the Initials GSM as a short illness She is survived by her of reform In the tax system, a member husband and four children two sisters the night of May 7. Collins was ar- of the house from E*ulton county said Mrs R p Jones of Atlanta and Mrs rested When we passed the constitutional E Small of Macon, Ga. and one Isaac Foster a negro was shot and amendment limiting the tax rate to 5 brother W illiara Bailey Thomds of killed on May 20 at 126 Auburn ave He, we created, as it were, a closed ^Jacksonville Pla The funeral party nue by an unknown negro youth His pot for a share in which there would left at noon Tuesday for Athens Ga slayer is still at large be a grab game repeated at every ses- where Mrs Foster will be interred in Will Holmes a negro was shot and sion of the legislature Members knew the burial plot of her father William killed by two unknown negroes on the that no matter how large the appro- Bailey Thomas night of J une 7 at Tenth and Junipei priations grew there would be noth- streets His sla> ers were not cap ing added to the burden of taxation tured upon their constituents Just so they 1 ollawin^r which list come the Yan dictation mark the wntar said he got the appropriation through for the- had taken up the matter of the fail cey ana Johnson double killings particular enterprise In which they were ure to get publicity through the Afa Longr 11st of Bur£larfea. interested, they were willing to take No mefal socfated Press with Mr btone Sixity five burglaries have occurred their chances of getting It in the di- 'Herewith copy of letter received witnin this space of time A majority vision of the Pot \ere In the higher residential districts Of course, under any such system HAS from Mr Stone in resppnse to mine 1 f ouch you said the letter end it ended if this and many rich hauls were made \. the strong institutions with men of In- A GREAT matter is followed -up we shall be •£& number of suspected burglars and fluence behind them have every ad- able to get our stuff handled bj the porch climbers have been arrested by vantage It is the weak that suffer CIRCLE Assocsated Press in a satisfactory the police and dctective-s since the first It was different when we could bold of May down appropriations, by showing the OF FRIENDS manner I will be in New York some 1 You wear garters to make you com- time ne\t week, and will take it up \ distressing fact displayed by theadvocates of big increases that the In person :ord however is the growing- in sums they demanded would necessitate Br Author of The Moo "Warren wrote to JHa.mlin November erea.se of highway robberies Twenty an increase in the tax rate and the Higher Up, fortable in body and mind. The better the 18 1911 hold ups were reported at headquar- imposition of an additional burden up- Henry J do not think well of your Idea ters two of which narrowly missed on their constituents." HuRat garter the greater the comfort. of writing all the papers that did resulting- seriously The last and most Russell to Power, etc. not carry your Associated Preas story daring robbery was perpetrated almost ACTION IS POSTPONED "We hat e found that whenever a pa- in the Heart of the business district Miller THE • per that Is unfriendly to the tariff and came near ending in the death of ON CASE OF MRS. HAM generall> or to the sugar tariff is a railwav mall clerk Prica approached the result is an unfriend- This latter robbery occurred Mon By John Gorrlenn, Jr. da> night when W S Ware a mall ft 33 n* ^AMBITION ly article You will probably ha\e to Washington, June 17 —(Special )— PARIS rely upon getting out what you can clerk on the Southern railway on th« Owing to the absence of Senator Swan- OF end not find fault when everybody Chattanooga \tlanta division, was at son of Virginia, the senate failed thN does not carry an interview tacked by three negroes as he rounded afternoon to confirm Mrs H W J CARTERS Bonds of Chicago Paper. the curv e neai flre headquarters on Ham s nomination as postmaster at The correspondence relating- to the Alabama street and after being r* Gainesville ( MARK proposed purchase of Chicago Inter llev ed of six registered letters was .Mr Swanson was chairman of the It bu meal and Forafn!, me, Ocean ~bonda by beet sugar companies clashed viciously across the back of the subcommittee which heard Mrs Long backbone Jo a.— mud common^. n* Hootb m At tact ^f Oe began with the copy of a letter dated neok and stabbed in the shoulder street and will -submit some report ^n AffnnaifclaTr&arm In loo lojnfic March 20, 1912 addressed to "W arren her case before confirmation of her The drama UK rader The copy was not signed but was in successor Is had 2Sc - SOc eluded in the Hamlln cojreSpomi The followinR- Oeorgria nominations UoeAUm. ence It tated that Mr Hlnman $10 Wrightsville Beach and confirmed. Ball Ground A T Loveladx —a. Lori, PatCU» jfc» who controlled the Chicago Inter- Return, $10. Cornelia, I* P Maxwell Toccoa, Hattie A. Stein & Company, Makers Ocean desired assistance tn placing On sale Thursdays. Through sleep- QfInter, CrawfordvHle. Martha E $35,000 worth of bonds of the paper, era daily Make reservation* Cf ~ h-ttHV MilUown, W. E. TaBley, Roci- ^Chicago and J£w York jB total ^aoojded indebtedness aa Ticket Office, SS Pe»cljtr*e. elle, John. N. King; tJnton Point, Joaepa THE BOBBS-MERRILL CO. «tate£ in Hfee Tho*. & D BOARD. " ! I ffV* ^ ££*&^£rj^ £^r i»JFr,^ v "c 'V^£..«w,~J{'>*' rjf. K r $r«?s£4)$&£v/v *•/ •< fJi ^f - *Jw y^-fsA Lsr;/:«,. AJrifc&r,.^: sraiXH SPAPLRl university suspended the rules and be featured by a Joint conference of Ca//away E Jetted Treasurer. the chamber of commerce milk com- authorized the conferring? of the de- At a called meeting of the board of gree of XtLJX upon Peter W. Meldrlm, When Governor of Georgia mittee and the medical milk worKers. FOR GOOD OF SOUTH directors of the" Cleveland-Manning John S. Candler Is president ot the of Savannah. Piano company held Monday, T. C. LEWIS SPEAKS Tonight the banquet in ^celebration association and E, McNUsh is secre- Callaway was elected treasurer of the tary. ot the twenty-fifth anniversary of the company. None other than routine graduation of the class of 1888 was Has to Play Second Fiddle enjoyed with a dozen members ot that business was transacted. The Popular Resort for At- AT GEORGIA TODAY class and all the members of the faculty of that year present. Nash W. H. Manss Arrives in Atlanta Atlanta Dairymen Meet. lantans. Broyles. Arthur Heyman anfl O. S. To High Sheriff of Clarke There will be a meeting ot the At- Better this season than ever. $J 0 Davis were here from Atlanta. to Hold Conference With lanta Dairymen's association at noon •WrlBhtsville Beach and return on Senator From Illinois Will The trustees of the University of Thursdays. Season tickets and through today In the ladles* reception room at sleepers daUy. Make reservations now, Georgia Tuesday morning held only Georgians. the Auditorium Armory, which will Deliver Baccalaureate Ad- a short session, giving way to the Athens, Ga., June 17.—(Special)—The hour had arrived for it to move for- SEABOARD. Alumni society's annual session an-1 governor of Georgia is a pretty high ward to the chapel. The trustees sud- dress—Atlantans Prominent then to the annual oration before the official. As Georgia is the greatest denly became aware of the fact that W. H. Manss, vice president and aiur.-ini and the following luncheon. state in the American Union, he out- Sheriff WIer had not put in his ap- general manager of the Southern Set- in Exercises on Tuesday. but the short session was productive ranks all other governors. He is the peara'n ce. Th ere was at once a dis- tlement and Development company, chief mogul when it comes to approv- play of uneasiness on the part of the of Interesting and Important results. with offices In Baltimore, arrived In 'A bureau of publicity and the alumni ing legislative bills, drawing warrants t-l&er members of the board, who could Athens, Ga,. June 17.—(Special. hureau a combined function, was au- on the treasury, issuing pardons, mak- not bring- themselves to the point of Atlanta yesterday for the purpose of Wednesday will be commencement day thorised by the trustees to keep record ing appointments and other Important giving- up this time-honored custom. j holding conferences here with prjgsii- Special °3&>£j Sale at the university of Georgia—the final of and keep In touch with all the lor- actions. In fact, it would be a hard A message came from Sheriff Wier i nent Georgians in regard to this 1m- that he had been taken suddenly III and day of the occasion of this year's con- Tner students of the institution and In task to set out to find a more fm • j portant movement, form them of the work the college is portant or a more distinguished official. that he could not possibly be present. j The object of this organization Is to i Today and Thursday Only flu ding: exertif c-s. The baccalaureate 1 doing , enlisting their co-operatton. The But th-ere Is one day in each year Then there was consternation. Some 1 work in every possible way for the j address will be delivrred by Senator new department will begin work the when the governor of Georgia has to wished to go on without a sheriff,' James Hamilton .Lewis, of Illinois, first of July and will be furnished an take a back seat; when he has to play but others Insisted on a substitute. i good of Dixie. Sixteen southern j Ladies' Imperial Buckskin Pumps, all whip of thre United States senate on office, a man to handle the work and second fiddle to a subordinate official Judge Howell Cobb, a member of the ! states are to be included in its mem- sizes and widths. the democratic side. Last nlsht he was a stenographer. on a most important and n>ost Im- board of trustees and also judge of the | ^ership. and It is planned to equally •entertained at a party at the home of By actlcn of 1he board this morning pressive occasion, and this has been the city court of Athens, was among- those : divide the benefits to be derived from Judge Hamilton McU'h-orter. The sen- thft degree oE doctor of laws will '•)« case for more than one hundred years who Insisted op. having a substitute. j co-operation. Wliite Canvas Pumps, Good- ior speeches arid the announcement cf conferred tomorrow morning upon Prof. and will be the case when all who aro He solved the problem at once. Mr. Manss is just hack from Flor- ' year welt, all sizes. the lonjr list of prizes and honors wi-1 Svlvanus Morris, deun of the law srhool now living have joined the great ma- Bailiff Piny nil Fart. 1 ida, where he raised ?40,OOQ for use conclude the exercises Wednesday. of the university. The degree of doctor jority and long after their bodies hav.i Calling a young man to his side, he | in this work. In Atlanta he intends to nf divinity will be conferred upon tha Cl«rte Howe!!, Jr., Wiax. blended with the dust of their native said: "Crj out In town, find Abe Gib- hold conference with Bobert Maddox Patent Leather Pumps Rev. "U". X. Alnaworth. Of Macon. The and other prominent citizens to see Atlanta was prominent on the pro- trills. degree of literary ttoctor will be con- The official who annually shoves the son, my court bailiff, tell him to bor just what interest Georgia will take and Oxfords, broken sizes. gram In the university chapel today. ferred upon Prof. S. S. Wallace, of the row a sash and sword and report to Colonel Cam Dorsey, delivered the governor of Georgia out of the lime- In this undertaking. Georgia School of Technology at At- ' The company plans to exploit the sophomore cup this afternoon and also light is the hlgrh sheriff of CJarke coun • me at once." Brown Vici Kid Blucher lanta. ty, and, as said before, he has been south over the entire country, to In- the other prizes usually awarded on No action was taken on the estab - The messag-e was delivered to Bailiff Oxfords, all sizes. alumni day. At the conclusion of the doing that stunt for more than a cen- crease its production, to attract here lishment of a school of journalism, and Gibson, who at once refused to obey. the proper cless of immigrants, and Junior orations the medal was award- tury. Governor Brown Is not the only I A H Is probable iltat no action w!ll be governor who has played second fiddle "JXHjk here," said the bailiff, "I'm to open gulf and Atlantic ports. An Wliite Buckskin Button e-d to Ira, Funk ens toln. ot Athens. taken this session on this matter. The Clark Howell, Jr., of Atlanta, was the to the high sheriff of Clarke. Governor not going to be made a fool of. I'm especial effort will be made to bring fln:U session of the trustees will be a not lixed up for this kind of thing and Oxfords, all sizes. •winner of the sophomore cup and T. Hoke Smith once did the same thins- about rotation of crops, the erection \«ry brief stlttr.s Wednesdav morning and Governors Terrell, Candler, Atkin- haven't time to fix up, either. You of packing houses to care for south- $2.95 X. Hendricks, of Nashville, and G. II. before the graduation exercises. son, Northen, Gordon, McDanlel, Boyn- can tell Judge Cobb I'm not coming." ern cattle, and the raising of all the Rubber sole, Tan and Donaldson ot Statesboro, were close Routine BunlneMA. seconds. toji, Stephens, Col quit t and scores oC And in truth Bailiff. Gibson was not various crops that are needed In this Judge Adams, reporting for the laws others back of them did the same thing. fixed up for the occasion. He had just section of the country. White Canvas Oxfords, In the freshman debate the Demos- and dlsolllne committees, recommended thenlans won the medals. II. G. Wiley, I*ead» Collegiate Proc*s*fon. returned through the country from The organization of the company with heel and spring heel. the election ot an adjunct professor of It all comes about through an old Danlelvllle. some sixteen miles dis- will extend even to the counties of of Eastanollee; R. W. Wesley, of Edi- physics—and if the *3ttra professor- pon. and W. if. Sorrells. of Athens, English cus-tom, under which the high tance from Athens. The weather was the sixteen states. Bach state will were the aophomore debaters. Phi ship can be financed the board will sheriff was wont to head the collegiate hot and the roads dusty. He 'had have a finance committee, and a state KLappe,g who took medals were H. adopt the report. procession on the day of graduation. traveled with as few and as light gar- chamber of commerce, which will Dr. R. G. "Wilson was advanced from "W'est, Athens: J. E, Hartiln, of Gaines- And this old custom has been observed ments as possible and they were not have one representative from each ville, and Louis Pinkussohn, of At- adjunct professor to associate profes- by the University of Georgia since Its very presentable at the end of the jour- county. Then there will be a central sor of pharmacy. lanta. first graduation exercises more than ney. He was wearing a yellow seer- frody, representing all the sixteen Mr. Dorsey's address, while brief, Professor W. O. Payne, of the his- sucker coat; drawn, up In the back; his states. Arrangements will also be tory department and Professor S. M. one hundred years ago. As the Uni- was a delightful effort and fit the oc- versity of Georgia Is the oldrst of all campaign hat was a half inche deep in maxie for the employment of experts, casion well. Sayler of the English department, wer« red dust; his shirt showed the signs who will have the supervision of the granted loave of absence for the year the state universities in the Unit oil This afternoon the trustees of the States, H Is readily sewn that this cus- of profuse perspiration; he hadn't had entire work in hand. 1913-14; Dr. T. J. \Voofter, dean of lime ts put on a clean collar; his s-hoea the school of education, was granted tom Is hoary with age. All new, fresh goods On each commencement day the pro- were dust-covered and a stubby growth leave of absence for the next year, of beard covered his travel-sta-lned worth up to $5; 1914-15. cession Is formed beneath the class'c shades of the old campus, and it Is face. No wonder he flatly refused the The use of the alumni hall—the new order of Judge Cobb to report Imme- two days only... $2.95 always an Impressive scene. At th.; WACOM'S PEANUT STRIKE building -which contains the gymnas- diately. ium and is also the Y. M. C. A. hall of head stands the high sheriff. In all his glory, his red sash draped around his "If Judge Cobb will give me a helf the university—for the dances of the 1 hour, I'll come, but not before," wa3 seasons was denied. Imposing; flpjure and his shining sword drawn as an emblem of supreme au- his ultimatum. OFF; EVERYBODY HAPPY The recommendation that the annual thority. Behind him stand the govern- But the ultimatum didn't go with sophomore declamation contest be dis- Judge Cobb. The judge stepped across continued was disapproved. or of Georgia and the president of the board of trustees, and then comes trus- the street himself, collared the unwill- Chief Rescinds Order Against Jf it Is possible to finance It the ing bailiff and brought him over on board wilt furnish an assistant profes- tees, the members of the faculty and the Venders When Gooberless the members of the graduating classes. the campus. Thj air resounded with sor in the law school. protestations, but they -were of HO FRED S. STEWART CO. President J. J. Connor, of the board The movement of this procession to Bridges Smith Starts Howl. the chapel always presents the most avail. The procession had to move wor trustees o? the State College of Agricul- right then and U couldn't start without 25 Whitehall Street ture, read his report, showing great Impressive scene of commencement. led for luxur- On the chapel stage the high sheriff a sheriff. Macon, Ga.. June 17.—(Special.)— work, accomplished in the year and in- A sash and sword was borrowed from ATLANTA oua comfort — dicating the pressing needs of that Is accorded the seat of honor In front A dozen or more peanut venders In and remains there throughout the ex- Colonel Knelling, and Bailiff Gibson Macon are happy again. Chief Chap- cheerful and highly college. was soon in fine shape. Resigned to The matter of opening- the Comp- ercises. There is In this custom tht* man has lifted his order requiring homage paid to the law of the land, his fate, he took his position at the ton woods, property of the univer-* head, of the procession and marched to them to keep on the move, and today sity, to the public of Athens as a the lesson given to the young men who are heint? ushered from the class the chapel. No soldier ever stormed they were each on their usual corners park, was opposed by the state college a battery of guns with more bravery dishing out the goobers to whoever of agriculture and tho board declined room of the university into the grep.t to go against their wishes. world of business activity, that abov>« than was shown by Abe Gibson, as wanted them. he stepped on to tho chapel stage In The committee on th«. location of the all their civic duties is placed this When the chief gave his order for site of the propsed new law build- one—obedience to and respect for law. full view of the culture and refinement the police to Keep the peanut venders Three Genuine Bargains tug reported in favor of the corner lot, The majority of the alumni now liv- cS Georgia's classic city. It was a on the move Just lllce other peddlers Broad and Lump-kin strefets. ing recall only two faces In this con- pretty severe punishment thus inftiete-I the entire kit and cahoodle of them rect-ion—the face of John TV. IVIer, for by as tender-hearted a man as Judge went on strike and for three or four From Our Clearance Sale a quarter of a centurv sheriff of Clarke Cobta was, but the unbroken custom days Max:on was peanutless. To Cat House Membership. county, and that of "Walter E. Jack- Had to be upheld and A£e Gibson was There Is one city official who eats Of Fine Trunks "Washington, June 17.—Representa- son, the present sheriff, although the the only man available to do the up- two bags- of peanuts every day, one tive Campbell, of Kansas, introduced alumni will recall Sheriff Browning holding. Abe was -full of wrath- for bag before dinner cind another after today a bin to reduce the number of and his predecessors. the time being, but he soon got over supper. He Is City Clerk Bridges Prices cut, but quality of that same high grade members of the house after March 3, A Picturesque Figure. that feeling and loined with his frlenda Smith, and having been mayor for a which has won for us the patronage of all who know it 1917, to 233 In place of the present Sheriff TYier was a typical sheriff heartily in the jokes that w?re cracked couple of terms, with prospects of an- membership of. 435. in appearance. His form alone was at 'Ms expense. As soon as he got a cther at an early date, when he mekes pays to buy only the very best luggage obtainable. sufficient to Impress the lesson of the chance, Abe slipped off the stage, hlrt a howl some one is sure to sit up and law's majesty. He stood six feet three tha sash and sword in a ventilation take notice. Consejuently, when he Men's Trunks that sold for $12, Inches and weighed three hundred and hole, back of the chapel building, and was unable to get his dally bag's of reduced to fifty pounds. At the head of the an- wont off down town to attend to busi- peanuts the howl wag forthcoming, r un.1 commencement procession he was ness. and It wasn't long until the peanut Bureau Trunks that sold for $15 to $20, always a most striking figure, and ev- Sheriff Walter E. Jackson, who will venders were told they might resume ery year c'f his Incumbency as sheriff, head the procession Wednesday morn- their operations again without inter-, reduced to $10 save one, witnessed him at his post uf Inpr, on the occasion of the closing ex- ference from the police. Men's Roller Tray Trunks that sold for $16, duty. ' < '^MCgi ercises of the one hundred und thir- The one year that he missed was teenth session of the University uf reduced to $11 A' Trip in Time marked by a most amusing Incident, Georgia, Is one of the most popular PRISONER CUTS THROAT iin occurrence that will never be for- sheriffs In Georgia, a man of splendid Then, $18 Dress Tray Trunks are now $12; grotten. appearance, great bravery and high IN A PATROL WAGON women's $20 Roller Tray Trunks are now $15. And The procession was forming" and the efficiency. Dallas, Texas, June 17.—"When by- there are a number of other splendid specials'in this Saves Nine" standers, their attention attracted by a stream of blood flowing from the lot. Only one and two of the same kind. conveyance, halted a patrol wagon here today, it was found that the prisoner, BISHOP HOSSOBETS TWO NEW WITNESSES a man believed to be M. Peyton, of Muskogee. Okla., had slashed his ROUNTREE'S throat with a, razor. He died before reaching- a hospital. "Maker to User" SOUGHT BY OFFICERS The man had been arrested In re- sponse to a telegram from the prose- W. Z. TURNER, Mgr. 77 Whitehall St. cuting attorney at Muskogee. who al- Southern Methodist Bishops to' Former Girl Employee and a leged that he was wanted in that city Consider Gift to Vander- Machanic May Testify charged with the embezzlement of bilt University. Against Frank. 51,000.

Xashvlllc, Tenn.. June \7.—Bishop Two new witnesses may be used by of Trunks and Leather Goods—Rare Values^ E. E. Hoss, of the Southern Methodist the state in the prosecution of Leo church. Is here today, coming to at- Prank when his trial is held on June tend e meeting: of the College of Blsh- 30. Chief Lanforfl is Investigating the OPS to be held Friday and taking ac- reported statement of a young girl | . RICH & BROS. CO. tion on the protest of four members living near Roawell and of a me- of the board of tru-st 0C Vanderbilt chanic who resides near East Point. ' university over the acceptance of the The former, a lass of 17, is said to Tis While Shoe Season million dollar g-ift of Andrew Carnegio have been employee in the pencil fac- to the medical department. Bishop tory two years ago. For the past Hoss was a prominent figure on the year or more she has been living with Sale of Harvard Mills Samples 'Tis a season of white shoes. Both of these church side in the controversy between her parents at their home just out- the College of Bishops and the unl- side Roswell. The neture of the state- certainties make it expedient that white veraity board of trust over the control ments she Is alleged to have^made is shoe stocks be full to overflowing. I of Vanderbilt. It is understood the being kept secret by the detectives. 2,673 Garments at Savings of a Third to Half protest was over the provision of the It Is hinted, however, that In case donation for a separate governing she is placed on the stand, her testi- Such bountv reigns in our WOMEN'S mony will deal -wlih the character of board for the department. the superintendent. Vests—Pants—Tights—Union Suits SHOE SECTION, and 'tis an opportune day At this morning's meeting of the The testimony of the East Point for seeking here the size you wear in the Vanderbilt university board of trust mechanic Is said to relate to the girl's the full membership of the governing story, end event he is used by the shoe you like. "A trip in time save nine." board of the medical d>pap;tment pro prosecution, his testimony win be for Get your fittings on the first call. Shop vlded for In .Andrew Carnegie's gift of the purpose of corroborating that of 'Harvard Mills" a million dollars to the department the girl. toda3~ for white shoes. ^ The departure of Attorney Frank ''^i was announced as follows: A, Hooper, who has been associated H To serve till 1921. Dr. J. H. Kirk- with Solicitor Ge. i-fal Dorsey in the White Buckskin Pumps, $5 and $6. land. Nashville, chairman; Whitefoord prosecution of the Phagan case, adds F"O£I> Underwear. R. Cole. Nashville; Dr. Henry S. interest to the mystery, Mr. Hooper, Colonials, $6. English Oxfords, $5. Tritchett, New York, president o£ the it Is said at his home, has gone to Carnegie foundation. Indianapolis. HJs family declare his In recognition of past business given and future To serve till 1919, Dr. Edwin O. Jor- trip has no connection whatever with White Canvas Pumps dan, professor of bacteriology, "Uni- the Phagan case. business expected, the Harvard Mills Co. favor us versity o£ Chicago medical depart- Solicitor Dorsey announced before with their entire Southern SAMPLE LINES of Heels high or low, canvas ment. leaving that he was going to Atlantic To serve till 1&17, Dr. William H. City to spend several days' vacation. "HARVARD MILLS" and "CRESTWOOD" KNIT covered or leather, $3.50 and $t. Howell, dean of the medical depart- He said that he would have nothing ment. Johns Hopkins university; to do with the Phagen case while UNDERWEAR. Joseph E. Washington, Wesslngton, away. He left at 2:45 Saturday aft- Canvas Ties, $5.50. Tenn.; John "W. Thomas, Nashville, ernoon, accompanied by Mrs. Dorsey. The invoice calls for 2,673 garments—vests, pants, J, Buff on Oxfords, S*. president of Nashville. Chattanooga Much speculation has also been cre- tights and union suits—in spring needle and gauze iisle. Union and St. Louis railway. ated by a trip on which Colonel T. B. suits in tighter lace trimmed knee. Other garments include | Bradford Knapp, in charge of the Felder embarked Sunday afternoon, government's farm demonstration, was all styles and sizes for misses and women. Misses' Canvas Pumps and Ankle Straps, ,. less than .twenty-four hours after tho elected a member of the board of solicitor's departure. Mr. FeWer says Harvard Mills underwear has established itself $2.50, S3 and $3.50. •% trust, vice G. "W, Martin, deceased. he goes to Cincinnati on business en- tirely foreign with the Phagan inves- throughout the country—and in our store—because of its high tigation or the dictograph charges. character and general excellence. Since these sample garments Infants' and Children's sizes, EAGLES WELCOMED are duplicates of the very numbers we have sold all season TO JACKSONVILLE $1, $1.50 and $2. Burglar Sent to Gang. long at full prices, we know women will be glad to get them at these average half prices. Jacksonville, Fla., June 17.—The Perry, Ga., June 17. — (Special.) — S0c southeastern district convention of the Curley Henry, negro, -was tried fn 2Scand3Sc Vests fonts, 7Sc to SI Pants. /TOlr» Women's Shoe Section—Second Floor Fraternal Order of Eagles opened here the city court for attempting to enter this morning for a three days' session. the d-« elling house of H. G. and Pants at . . , | Tights and Vests Tights and Vests T"J9L Store than 3,000 delegates and visitors are present. The Eagles were wel- Geo. Muse Clothing Co. comed to the city by Mayor Jordan 69c and at once got down to business. A of merit. In other words, the "spoils sys- THE CONSTITUTION tem" as such has teen sentenced to ex- South's Political Shackles EM*bIl»bea 1868. tinction. That is shown in the inc-eastog Should Be Stricken, tendency on part of presidents of both par- JUST The World's Mysteries PnUubed DiQy, Sunday. T«-Weekly ties to put offices under the protection ot Declares Eugene Black the civil sernce Certain Important posi- CLARK HOWELU Athens, Ga. June 17—lrector*i Clark HoweLl. Roby Robinson. Ice of the United States ^r awarded with fitness in view and not plea, that the south Albert HoweU. Jr.. E. R. Black. H. W Grady Throughout the war Commodore Barry ^ disregard the shac- merely as a reward for political services behaved with gallantry and on the termina- The Popular Bill. kles, prejudices and su- of more or less doubtful value tion of hostilities he was appointed to BU- ^ -. perstitions of a dead perlntend the building of the frigate "United Such a change would marvelously im- I. era and enter Into Its States ** which he was to command Barry- prove the efficiency with which this gov- full national inherit- When the legislators come was of great service to this country and ernment is served The goal toward which ance. Mr Black s ad- Prom valley, plain and bill. he remained In command of the United dress was one of the honestly patriotic statesmen want to work 1 States till she was laid up Its atlll 'alas clearest analyses of is the operation of the plant of the federal As to the title of John Paul Jones he waq , They will not pass industrial economic government as scientifically as though it Our Friend Ten-Dollar Bill and social conditions first commissioned as lieutenant in December, ** ^ were a huge business plant The spoils 1775, and was appointed te the Alfred ' It *£ n. of the south of the system militates against that end Total seventies and eighties was the picturesqueness of Jones and his ^ abolition of patronage or a perceptible les Bills for new townships—this and that— ever delivered from gallantry and fearlessness that led to hia^^ being so much admired and so much talked,*^, To move a moonshine still. the university plat- senlng of it, would save money and leave about Both he and Barry a*e entitled to aa^.L"' Bills without end form He neglected bedevilled congressmen more free to dis equal amount of credit for the work they But not our friend— no single phase of his "FATHER OF OUR NAVY," did for the cause Jones fight on the 'Bourf" c charge the national services for which they The old Ten Dollar Bill. subject He paid trlb are paid Gradually, too, men will develop ute to the chivalry Homme Richard a vessel he named In com-. -$ JEn tered at the postoJTIce at Atlanta aa JOKES OR BARRY? pliment to Dr Franklin with the Serapls.*^&g second class mail matter _ ^ enough unselfishness to serve party which III. and the substantial achievement of the the English vessel off the coast of Flam-. &" POSTAGE!. R AT* S means nation without the mercenary spur So from the city to the fields ante-bellum south He borough Head has made his name Immortal, -"*" United States and MeiUo. of patriotism That particular species of And disappointed hills— There has been an unusual amount ot It was an opportunity to distinguish himself ^ Indicated in vivid altruism is not yet available, but one may From low and high discussion of recent years as to which of that was never presented to Commodore Bar-^« 12 to 24-patfe E. R. Black. terms the drastic 24 to 3tf-ffOjKe paper*. The tollers cry America s famous naval heroes, John Paul well be heartened by the undoubted steady struggle of recon- 86 to M-.n*- Pass some Ten Dollar Bills' Jones or John Barry is entitled to the term "When the Serapls surrendered to Jonea,"*"^ progress struction He said that fear of the negro • • * • • The Father of the American Navy For a her captain Pearson said to the CommodorflU- ATLANTA, GA , June 18, 1913 problem had been keeping the south polit- Cool Prospect. great many years we were told in our schJol in a surly manner It Is painful to deliver SUBSCRIPTIONS BX MAIL*. IN "CIVILIZED" AMERICA. ' Some er you sinners said the colored ically in bondage and th-at the negro prob histories that John Paul Jones was entitled up my aword to a man who has fought wltfct < ear sel Ing to note the career of the two men to the Mr John Cor*-igaru Jr . Btd.CC correspondent only 20 murders, whereas Birmingham Ala Mr Black carried his hearers with him Barry was In London when hostilities In end Barry continued in the service until ^ In charge with only 140 000 people had 306 murders from the start so eloquent and intimate this country were begun In September 1775 his death After the conclusion of peace. » THE CONSTITUTION Is on sale In New Atlanta with a population of approximately were his references to earlv college days he hastily returned to Philadelphia, arriving Jones restless and longing for action and sxl- o York city by 2 p m the day after issue It only 17o 000 had as many murders, rela and so consecutive th thread of his logic home on October 13 the \ery day congress venture accepted the post of rear admiral in can be had at Hotallng s Newsstands Broad resol\ed to fit out two armed cruisers Bar way and Forty second street (Times building tuelv as Birmingham when he reached the political portion of his the Russian navy in 1788 and was employed '. corner) Thirty eighth street and Broad ry at the time was In command of his own against the Turks in the Black bea. He sodta. speech He said in part way and Twenty ninth street and Broadway Judge Brojles also furnished an expla ship The Black Prince the finest and however fell into disfavor with Potemkin nation for these wide and dramatic con largest of the Amei lean commercial fleet NOTICE TO SUtl Nejgro Question Demagogic the favorite of Catherine was granted a sailing from Philadelphia to British ports Our traveling representatives are A. L. trasts by showing that whereas in Great U ilia economic and Industrial problems of the leave of absence and was never recalled! to lALBOT and C G SMITH Be sure that south are her own problems and have bean and Barry at once offered his ship and his serv- service He was undoubtedly a man of daunt- ^ you do not pay anyone else Britain and Canada 80 per cent of the mur derers are con\ icted in the United States win be solved In her own way and If this ices to congress, which tender was acceptel less courage and of great service to Amer- ^ Not responsible for advanced payments only 20 per cent are convicted Behind this Banquo like demagogic n«gro question le no From that day October 13 1776 to the lea. But it is a question of individual pref- made to out of town Local carrier dealer or longer an unsolvable problem but IB a problem end of his eventful career—his death on Sep erence as to who was really the Father of i agent radical difference there are of course a that Lhp white man of the aouth has and can tember 13 1803—John Barry was the ranking the American Navy and If the service of -> alone solve then there Is no longer ajiy reason number of reasons Among the first ones officer of his ship and squadron, and at no both men are closely drawn it would seem •• •why tha new south film ilating the oltl south time did he serve under the orders of a senior BARTHOLDT'S "GLOOMS " is the superior efficiency ot the English should not tako again her place In the nation that circumstances largely favored Barry ' Representativ e B irtholdt of Missouri courts America has several times as a-? an Integral part Of the nation^ with equal \\ e came to the seashore from the city .rights in the government of the nat on and has a bad attack o,f melancholia \t a Ger many tribunals as tnglinrt but justice is make true the words of the immortal Hill of Brunswick on a sure enough steamboat man dav celebration at Johnstown Pa re- not nearlv so swift and certain In America wh n he exclaimed We are Here me are In • THE SENSITIVE MAN. without runnin into any Icebergs having tho house of our fathers our brothers are our A Story of the Moment cently he told hit> hearers that the country there are too many courts They get in held a prayer meeting asking to be deliv By GKOHGE FITCH. companions and we are at home to stay thank By WALT MASON was in grave danger of being captured by the way of each other It would be logical ered f i om them before we left terra firma God Author of *'At Good Old Slwasli.** the puritans The honorable Bartholdt is to assume that with a multiplicity of tn This ocean, is a sight to behold it goes Her rightful place In thi nation will never The FasaoaB Proae Poet of course filled with the joy of life He hunals the vindication of law would be almost as far as a office seeker chasin a be regained or retained hv he bouth until bh« (Copyright 1913 for The Constitution ) office and sometimes getb as mad as a place stands for what she bellei '6 until bhe puw A sensitive man is a man who can be al- commeaburately facilitated The exact op principles abo e party and latlona] rights and MEMORY TRAINING. would f<±m pass on hilarity in carload lots hunter is when informed that the president most fatally Injured by a rude word to everyone else It pains him to see a posite seems to be the truth national progress! above sect! :ial prejud r.e has turned him down and out One good X solid s uth Is a tern not lightly to It* (Copyright, 1913 for The Constitution ) In the case of a man who is not sensitive tear trickling do\\ n the wan cheek of the In !• ngland the law bhears straight feature of It is that y u tan go in washin d scai-d^d and In standing for rifcht and for Now there s no use explaining what you an ax is a more convenient instrument tf roulti millionaire or disfiguring the plump throughout to a swift just and accurate bilin drunk an come out cold sober—that i Ip <• it be brake but have to sell explained Mrs Curfew, In use The man with the thick calloused na- 4 is if \ou dint mind gittin sober too soon ary mth porcendfi an arbitrary olid countenance ot a r auper H< is the ad conclusion In America it must combat diffnantl> I m in no mood to listen to a ture only grins when an opponent is stab- If this oo an was dry land Mr Rockefeller ar 1 two separate arbltrarv solid aec bing him with a personal remark But the f vance agent ot happiness the chenib of endless technicalities and precedents that rigrmarole about your patent reversible fly would own it and hotel keepers would so fpr make one righteous t.ol id nation sensitive man is not so well protected AT" have little value save their age The result South aiiiRt Asaert Itself scatters or your world celebrated furniture pleasure unconhned Read hib plaint as dead broke as their guests \s It Is a sneer will go clear through his breast bone, ** I t appealing to me south to leav» polish that wiU cure toothache and restore The act i i t 1 1 furtt er and further is that instead of insuring justice the poor man can come hero an> time he has uncouple hls^ ribs and put great, cruel dents ^ tho de ti par y For what, tho democrat c gray hair to its natural color I put some rostri t ) r lilert s i i i puritan sen^e courts in America often present the fapec the price ail take his whole family in in his spine A sensi Ive man will bear up party hae d< for the aouth I honor U My bread In the oven half an hour ago and then ' is irried t n in tl f Rirb f i i ell sinus tdde of thwarting justice It is right that wash 111 In the dentist s chair as bravely as anyon* appeal t th< Duth Is that It assert tit* f You Mrs Turpentine called me up on the phone no\pment LI d th n nist rs of all ***** ha c hi oken chala loi and will endure cholera mor bus or a neigh- the iccused should have every protection to tell me that the horse doctor has eloped hutches And tht mr-nih rs ot al! con The Merry Face of Joj there reason ou to bfi the political vassal bor s piano without calling out the nre de- . hut in our anxietv to aftord this protection uith the grocers divorced wife and I was prr £,itl n« are i >i bt mtlv ». ill d ip i Tribulation omin of HP past or lha tvcat B> becoming nat onal partment But he cannot endure words* \\ e have sw av ed too far in the other direc Instraii o* spct on %allf\ ter de hill Many a careless man has heaved a careless 4 tion—we have given societv an undue nal onal ounclls an! icm will take the plarq and it •was reduced to a crisp So don t st^nd tain lot bi^ - b U tn n ttiun il is But Jov is tellm him a jotc* word Into an assembly as he would toss a he!f" bj vour fathers for a hundred years Yo jr here at my door pestering me when I have •well a^ al! st\t^ ipi Is i \ th sp handicap in its task ot apprehending and \n h« laughin fit tor kill cigar butt into the street and It has fallen onlv hopo is in your political Independence not &uch trouble on my mind 1 hb sts ir<-> na kin*, ti whip o\er convicting the criminal upon, a sensitive man and nas damaged him. In lependenre ot parly but mrtepenoVn o of It la w hen such trouble overwhelms our lav,ma,k is i i u Mnp: thi m to Let him come along— beyo^hd repair Another important difference ~\een thought and of action Truckle no longer ta your y ou said the stranger that I come with pass mor an 1 i nr^ r st i t \ iw s — Joj will lead him wrong partv Bo master of It x,et the nation but The sensitive man not only suffers fright-^, the 1 nghbh and \.mencan a \on healing in my ivlngrs It seems almost provi- 1 AW s which i their mHt iken soul \Vhen he thinks he s sighin once know that the «outh stands now on prln fully from words but neglect Is fatal to him. 1 of law is that in this country wO- ^r dential that I should arrive at this Juncture the . bt Jiev e \\ 11 rnak people s°°d Hell be singiri of a song clplea and Intends to formulate a platform The lilv of the garden does jiot fadj without ' f I am the authorized representative of r do lot pv-ie- rito when T si} th t raallv sensitive to maudlin influences It is b serf on those principles and vou II ac water as quickly as the sensitive man wi£h^ ^ Jov won t ^tan no foolin o derJ ihn south E n e she furntahro th»- bulk Professor Spoonwagon whose oook on mem ths m \, em it «« not stoppe I sr on the easiest thing to secure the abridge- oi. attention The world Is full of tlmittr liar In Trouble Tow n o' demo latlc vote the right to incorporate the ory training illustrated with charts and dla h \ m n i pe pi* v. ill find th m ment of sentences or pardons by means of grief-stricken men who a.re hunting obscure-' sHrfl « r i pp^d ip in a nrtwork of Onli give him half a chanco pr nc pies In w i h she believes Into the plat grams T am offering on such terms that you popular petitions often signed in ignorance form of the partv ehe contro i and (he right to and close fitting holes In which to die be-., don tfe which v. 11 oomplntrlj. hamj He 11 dance >o troubles do-wn tin t afford to be without it You pay $5 mmp for the first time In flf years a ion of cause the> have been left off the reception ^ their fr lo n f i tion \nd instead of the crime of the person who is to be the daw n and $1 a month for se\enteen years Tver body kno-ws Texas or a son of Georgia as the party s na committees or have been passed over in the f bfl iL.fr** n fn all matti rs of beneficiary Americans lack too that inhe and this gorgeous book is yours Read De happv wa> Joy goes ( onal standard bearer and or (he first time newspapers or have been given a careless t pers al idi t tho\ will bo sla\rs rent respect for the value of life which lhe young men of the aouth will ace th« mark leai n and inwardly dlgrest It, madam, In do thorn} countrv nod instead of a handshake bj some friend.^ BO ith recognized as a potent part ot the na f ff^tt red t \ ih cl ain& f un \rn rtcan characten/es the English and which oper and then j ou won t forget your bread or anj Sensitive men are greatly to be pltlect He reapin of de rose tion laws thins else but what most of them need Is a good earn- * ates to brush aside all obstacles between ***** What I have eai<3 has been aa!d with fu 1 Dear brother in the cause there is more I think I see myself paying $5 down and est kick They are generally sensitive be- >, a murderer and his just deserts I CHHOUA From a I Ifc-Primer knowledge of the present Kuirese or the party 51 a month foi (GO \ea_rs retorted Mis cause they are too passionately devoted to * fun clean health\ fun to the bquare inch When legislatures and congress are Some men burn the bridges behind them no* in power "o far as that success may vindi Carfew I wouldn t have your rubblshj bcnk themselves When you hurt a sensitive man. in \merica and throughout civilization to and then 1 a\ o to swim the rU er to get cato the BO ith s lojalty to that party I am glad called upon to revise our criminal proced la far as H rray portend prosper ty to the na on thf place If you ga\e It for nothing and you hurt the dearest thing on earth to him 1 dav than at any time since Adam had a bark to TV herr the> came from ure so ab to strike out cumbering techni tion I rejoice I highly reepect th« present threw in a setting of goose eggs I> hus and the thing for which he has the greatest** We pine for happiness but some of us case of glooms o\er that little apple epi calities and precedent when judges and Mef exec ti jch a book of an agent consideration can t afford to sit still long enough to that he waa born In Virginia and in what 1 sode To be sure we have the blue stock last year and studied it night after ni^ht, After a sensitive man has thought about rf executives steel themselves against hjster enjo> it n aj SAV as to th of this party I mm like the pistol toter are treated for an. a gentleman from Alabama nominated for Instructions he d never forget anv thing any grievous attention to them save when we for whom the dull clods ploam with gold more and tht road to riches would be open- what thev are barbarians we shall begin ***** th <; offic I £a hi nlv the want a heart} laugh \\ e admit there are to enjoy in this country a reputation for iole« of his own it nd her adjoining si tei ed to him And from the day he began A FELLER ToLD ME HE WQULOMT lots of religious organisations and socio law and order approaching that of our but A Banjo Tun* •aa cs anl finally stud> ing that book his memory seemed to TRUST ^bu AS FAR AS HE COULD the west combine and the so ith quiescently depart altogether It used to be that when THROW A BULL Bt ns TAIL logical and civic and ethical organisations fn ow an 1 I saw a gentleman from New Jersey ish cousins I wanted him to bring something- from town sticking their noses into a good many nan Inated for president o gentleman from Time and tide Ind nna nominated fnr Tire president and the I could tie a string around his finger and things m this country But if you will con tie d remember it but after he began train vmce us that the majonU of these organi Little is heard of the good trusts For the best aln t statin par y a platform oictated by a gentle nan from Perhaps they are in Brother Bryan s Sun Hands all round Nebraska ng his memory so It would stand without zations are not making life happier and dav bchool struggling with a change of \V hile the fiddle s playln The assertion of her Americanism )e the hitching h co Idn t remember anything healthier and more profitable to those who heart BOuth s d ity to t*io nation Never was there a One (vcnhife he came up from the cellar II time in our Malory when the conservatism of whcra he had Kfcn reading his book QM 1 are wearv and oppressed we 11 join you the south was no needed In our national life woaldn t allow h T: to annoy mt bv reading Don t you hear on l,he mourners bench If >oull convince IL In th< sitting i .>• n and he B--033 th»rj *jv Fourth ot Julv poems m the magazines Them \oices hummin ** us that the parks the fresh air tunds the the on* n trai -*' or telling me tha* 1* was sin and newspapers will soon be deluged with Door sw ings w ido free tuberculosis hospitals the free public plv wonderful what that book was doing for them The poets cannot be induced to \n the gals are comln I concerts and the social centers in the rural contribute to a sane Fourth YOURSELF. him He could remember com *>i ^.j,t ors he districts aren t doing a mighty work for III tfard when he T*a.s thre y<.ir3 >ld, and all By M \TTHEW ADAMS. humanity we 11 come straight into the sob tht ncidents o" h s pa«t 1 f< rose b rfnr« J n \\ith President \Vilsons unfailing razor Carin not l!kp a dream But the booK didn t teacn h m squad For w I ml or weather r The great difference brother of the sor stroi what does Washington want with a (Copvright 1B13 for The Constitution) how to remember that th« *rapdoo waa weather bureau anvwav^ V. e 11 ha\e a -whirl pen just bi< k f nlm, and pret.t.ntl-v he "The man with the thick: en I loosed nntur*J row ful countenan e is that the poor no Through the world together "V ou are the most interesting the most backed into that >awning chasm, and went only (grins." j less than the rich are having a. good time helpful the most harmful the most inspiring into the cellar head first and I had to stay seems to spend its time thinking up wa\8 j It used to be tht reverse \nother differ P ven a Hme thermometer beats some "L,nnd nf Pure Dellprht" person In the world to Yourself lou a.re at home all next day changing the poultices In which to slight him—whereas the world ' \\ e don t know what hot weather 1 = ence is that the fun ma,km£, o£ our dav is men rising in the world voui own. best friend and your ow n worst on his forehead when I had promised to go wouldn t take the trouble to do this If it J sajs a Georgia editor l\Ing at oust- on a cleaner more innocent and le^-s, brutal than enemy ^<*1* dominated sou create >our own with Mrs Spanglpr to a picnic in the woods had nothing to do except wait for the mll-j! ^rassv, bank beneath a sbart\ oak w ith a Th4.t was the way with that memory lermlum Sensitive men need to have their \ power of thoice—you take what you want that of jesterdav That helps some \\ork Icebergs coming south That s good frnzen watermelon for a pillow and two training ss stem from first to last It enabled minds operated upon so that thc-v will work, j 9 and you sweep away what you do not want jet to be done M hj bless jour soul >p*, provided the ice trust dotsnt set em darkles to fan us to sleep and wake us when Mr Curfew to remember w hat sort of a outward a whole lot of it \\e-ve just starttd Vnd its time for another Julep Get acquainted with "Yourself pinafore he had 011 when he was seven It Is well to take long walks with Your as to hidebound legislative restrictions v\e The king of Siam^-( hovvfa Maha Va months old but he couldn t remember that he Postage Stamp Made History. * confess we can t view w ith alarm "V\ e jiravudth—has "On wives but they have seif—to get often alone—to think over_and oughtn t to sit on the limb of a tree when to mentally debate over the important af he was sawing it off and so I had to go over (Prom The New York PoM ) j nev er 3 et knew an American coinmunit> not been sentenced to pronounce his name A postage stamp which pi i\ed A part * fairs of life Many people are as unacquaint to and bother the neighbors asking the'm to to long endure regulations or regulators m full come and carry him Into the house v»hJch, in history is told about b% M Bunau V arilla # ed with themselves as the> are with the ma that were usurping or impertinent \\hen is a thing I hate to do as the neighbors have In his new book on the Panama canal The jj jorit> of people they meet chores of their own to do incident occurred \vhen the disrussion over 3 ever apy such interfere with the general Vice President Marshall has returned Get acquainted with Yourself wnolesome happiness there s always a pair from a tour through the wilds of >iorth He was so Infatuated with that book the relative merits of the Panama and NIca- | of well greased skids within easy reaching Carolina and Kentuckv where there has Schoolboys and Nature. C et on. good terms with Yourself for you that he bored all his friends telling them ragua routes was at its height Bunau- f w •will never have a companion such as Your about It, and how It had renovated his In Varilla had been working \igorouMv for the *"* been a popular impression that thev am t (From The Pall Mall Gazette) distajice and illing hands to put them self Of what valfce can vou be to Yourself telleotual faculties and made him a new Panama route making use or the two argu- no sich man as a vice president Some posers put b> "small boys were men ments of less cost and Immunity from actlv* wbere the> will do the most good or to the world if >qu are constantly blck man One evening when he was sprinkling tioned bv Mrs Douglas "W ilson at the annual the lawn Mr Pumpernickel came along ana volcanoes. oring with Yourself debating with Yourself v meeting in London of the Children s Coun- One day he recalled that Nicaragua had j^ Bryan too busy to speaX And some 1 Mr Curfew began telling him what a mar- trv Holiday fujid Questions on the part uselessly criticising or pitying what you are vel the book was but with .all his remem- Issued a handsome stamp showing a volcano jj WILL PATRONAGE PASS? vawning critic will quote For this relief of the children were encouraged she said, and where you are, while others sweep past bering he didn t remember to keep the noz- In full activltj HQ at once sent to the *. much toanks but it w as sometimes difficult to answer President \\ilson and Secretary Br>an you zle of the hpse where Jt should have been, dealers in foreign stamps in 'Washington them One famall boy of 8 propounded the have agreed that thev will continue to apply Get acquainted with Yourself and all at once a Jet of dirty water hit Mr and obtained ninety oC these stamps, which problem ^ hv does not a glowworm burn Strange that the evicted tenants of the And get Enjoyment out of association Pumpernickel fit\ the eye and he picked he forwarded to the ninety senators, along the crvil service principle to the consular up with the light inside It" Another asked national weather buieau didn t see the up a dog that was passing and hit Mr with blt» of paper bearing the w ord$ & service The only exceptions will be hose \\ hy does a snail make a trace line9 and with Yourself—not selfish Enjo>ment—but cvcloue coming Curfew with It and then those two men "Postage stamp of the republic of Nicaragua; in which U is deemed public pohc\ will be she thought the difference between a thirsty the kind of Enjoyment that, makes a man clinched and rolled around OR the grass with an » fCicjal witness Of the volcanic activity;* boy and a sentimental bo> Xould be seen in glad of his power and ability because of better served by the abrogation rather than the hose squirting -water over both) of them, of MsaragUA." * tho questions of two > oungsters, one of the application of the principle \ lobby that doesn t know it is a lobby what he is able to do with them fcr the until the neighbors pulled them apart. So The catastrophe at St/ Pierre took placet s torn inquired \* hat bird sa^s ginger should go home and sober up benefit of other people Trust You-self Be you must realize, mister, that it's pure im- atcut this time, to deepen the Impression , It Is not so chimerical as it seems to beer at the end of his Ecng*' while the square v* ith Yourself—be loyal to your high- pertinence to come here trying to sell a book cf volcanic danger, and the Panama roa^ej^ hazard a guess that witmn the next decade other asked for similar information as to on meropry culture I ^rattf tc fQT#et tUUiys wag adopted by tfee narrow s«tr£*n ol *oujf| or two government positions will be filled the songster which ended his phrases with eat Ideals—and others will want to gret To get a paragraph in a tev navv papers votes , to a remarkable extent purely upon a basis Chaunoey IJepew had to sail for Europe. Will you, will jou Wss mp, dear9*' acquainted with I don't want to remember SFAFLR! SPAPLRI salesman So successful has he been inesa up to President Arfcwrljght. I Dunaway Visits Brother. that be makes his stop-offs only in am sure he win riot deny that what I W. H. Dunaway. an Atlanta lx>y, one the larger cities from Richmond to say Is true ' Tots and Judges Join in Marbles MANY ATLANTA BOYS of the younge*t traveling men coining New Orleans and on to Bl Paao MAYOR IN CLASH Alderman Nutting was one of Aldine odt of Baltimore into the south. Is in Chambers warmest supporters in his race against Mayor Woodward. The the city for a few days visiting his I feeling between Mderman Nutting and When 2,000 Gather at S. S. Picnic ML GO TO CULVER brother, W* H. Dunaway, at his home $10, Wrightsville Beach, $10 the mayor dates back to the campaign. on Lake avenue, in the eastern part Round trip on sale Thursdays, good Tfie feellns on the part of Alderman of the city. W H. Dunaway has been ten days. Through sleepers daily. WITHALDER1KIAN on the road long enough to make for WrlghtsvUle Beach better than ever. Nutting was Intensified when Mayor Fine Summer-Will Be Enjoyed Two Atlanta Sunday schools—the their choice, however Dr John E himself an excellent reputation aa a SEABOARD Woodward declined to grive him any First Christian and the Second Bap- White, pastor of the Second Baptist committee appointments, except a at Summer Naval Academy Woodward Declares False Al- tist—joined their ranks at Grant park church, was in the midst of a rope- membership on the committee of mu- Tuesday afternoon In one of the most skipping: contest when an amateur This Year. nicipal research uuique and successful picnics ever U&ld photographer pointed a gun «t him derman Nutting's Intima- in Georgia and he turned and ran for the ball Fully 2 000 people gathered at the field There he was g'iVen a 3ob as By Robert Voamnaa. Jr. , tion He Favored Georgia park All afternoon they scattered umpire—for part of the game Dr L. A large number of Atlanta, boys will over the green campus fn rest and O Brfcker pastor of the F*frst Chris spend a pleasant and profitable sum- tian was also vefy much in evidence Railwav and Power Co. ELLIS B]UF!RED recreation A baseball game between mer at Culver Summer Naval Acade- twx> picked nines from the young men s but the nearest he got tp real sport Louis Asher my this year Atlanta will send more classes w as the main event of the was the runnitogr of a potato race A. clash between Mayor James <3 afternoon the First Christian winning %o "Gambllnjf Ptcnld** Thla. representatives this summer than have Woodward and Alderman Jarnea R BY ECLECTIC DOCTORS 9 to 7 Other games and races of The most important development of been to the academy In preceding Nutting of the sixth ward was narrow- various kinds occupied the afternoon the occasion, which was contrary to. years, and nearly all the- men who And as a fitting climax to the day the what some expected, was the fact that Exclusively Fine Clothing were at Culver .last year will return. ly averted when the> faced each other the two Sunday schools were on an ex- Measure Will Gi\e State Health big picnic dinner brought the entire The boys will leave Atlanta on June In the committee room adjoining the varied throdg together In the pavil- act Iv even plane at the picnic Both 30, and are contemplating a fine time executive offices In city hall, yester- Board More Power in Dealing ion at sunset schools brought their lunches and day afternoon With Contagious Djseases. Probably *Jie most Interesting fea- combined them on the long tables of on their trip up Eighty Peachtree Mayor Woodward was evidently still ture of the picnic tv a& the way in. the pavilion It was no "gambling The following fourteen will go smarting: undei the attack m ide on which the old at. well as the joung picnic as it had been heralded by RofE Sims Jr, R S Fleet, Eugene some "While the original plan of the ^ his conduct in the ?3"t> 000 crematory The Georgia t-cle^tic Medical asso- entered into the spirit and enthusiasm Black, Jr, Orme Campbell Jr. Lowry alion w»rt ,on rf o d \ este-ddi' as of thf oerasion attendance contest that was launched deal, by \lderman Nutting while the Nicholson William Klser, Jr, William favoring the passage of a bill to be JiulKen S< ramble a* HorbJe*. four months ag-o was to have the pic- June sheet was before council for con Introduced a.t the coming session of Knutks dow n' nic as a payment of the loser 3 forfeit Ellis Ji , H bommeriteid. WUmer sideratlon Mon Ju> afternoon Aider the legislature a*. Colonel C b EUis Hey Judge' Quit > er fudg-in this feature was abandoned before the Moore, Jr, Arnold Broylea, Jr Robert man iSutting without mentioning any of Tift count> whlth If passed will Thebt were amonc the cries that contest was half over The First Foreman, Jr, Goodwin Elkin, Franfc Christian offered to cancel this con- n antes Intimated that the Georgia give tht state board of health more arose from a group of venerable Owens, Jr. Howell Cobb Roff Sims. judges and business men squatting: in tract and to have It a Joint picnic Reginald Fleet, William Kltoer and Eu- Railway and Power company Influ- powei In handling contagious diseases Had a Good Reason- and will tend to improve sanitation in an animated crlcle on the ground sur- w hich was accepted by the Second gene Black have been at Culver be- enced the mayor to oppose the electrlo rounded by a crowd of enthusiastic on Baptist fore The majority of tfce boys will generating feature In the contract. the rural districts w The last session of the two-dav lookers In the game were Judge J T The baseball game held the atten- go Into the naval department Wil- Ackji Source of Information. " What is your reason for selecting meeting was held Tuesday morning In Pendleton Judge Beverly D Evans tion of several hundred people during liam Elite Jr, winning a scholarship When the mayor emerged from his Dr E I* Oonnally J M Hollowell the entire two hours that the game worth *1&0 as a musician, will be a office shortly before 4 o Uock Alder- the Aragon hotel About three hun the Trust Company of Georgia as dred physicians were present and a Walker Dunson and at different mo- was on The First Christian battery prominent member of the band. Wll- man Nutting was in the committee very enthusiastic meeting was held ments a number of other well known of the Cheek brothers did splendid mer Moore. Jr , will enter the cavalry room with Councilman Albert Thomson, your depositary?" we asked a new A paper was read by Dr John Pow Georgians Marbles was the sport of work against the Baptist nine Hum- and Lowry Nicholson will go into the Vv G Humj>hre> chairman of the the hour phreys arid Harrison, the battery for Woodcraft department Charles Coney, finance committee Alderman I N ell of Atlanta on 'Care of the Eyes customer the other day. He replied: Everybody joined in the sport of the Baptists also led good team w^rr of Savannah, will Join the Atlanta par- Hagsdale and st\ erai th* rs Ma>or of Infantfa which TV as followed bj a paper by Dr William P Best of In ty, and sever** other boys from dif- W oodward walktd o\ t > \lderman dlanapolis Ind on MedU al Legisla ferent parts of Georgia will attend Ni ttlng; glared at him tra.1 minutes " I have read over the list of titjn Dr Best commended Georgia and those standing nt at hand un- the academy lerstood the mayor to a.sh for man> of Its present laws and Atlanta boys have shown good rec- your directors—all successful men; I would like to know fr rn v, horn urged the passage of the Kills bill ATLANTA LIQUOR ACT GOVERNOR ID AflEND ords in studies and athletics at Culver you got your information that the which will eome up in the legislature Last >ear R S Fleet and Roff Sims, and I knozv that the connection of Pr V G Fort of the t,t ite board Creorgfa Railwa> and Power company both from Atlanta, won the senior ten- <• f hedlth read an interesting paper their names with an institution had anything to do with m> opp sln^ nis doubles and received rackets, while the electric plant on the i rpmatorv" t n Tin Hookworm Distase and L)i W.&AJOJIfElG Eug"ene Black, received a loving cup 1 ^ \ OUHK of "Worplaml Ga spoke means that it is put to stay." Alderman Vuttin? E lanced at the 1 for winning the junior tennis singles mayor in apparent s irpi IMC His hrst on 1 i >„ rt- ssi . e P trilys s ind ai Supreme Court Holds Railroads Prominent Men, Who Are Inter- Culver for several >ears. captiierd one that he got hU Information from two sue h Cannot (n\e Out Informa- ested in the Big Problem, oC the places as runner up in the sen- or tbre*1 pers yns The following offi ers were electtd ior doubles R S. Fleet and William In tones that could be heard outside Lo ser^e during t te coming ^ c a Dr tion About Shipments. \\ill Be Present Klser did good signalling work, and Trust Company of Georgia the corridor Mavor Woodward di la red fohn \^ elds of Griffin < • i president all of these boys received Tuxis em- that th*1 statements were untrue and I»r Dan H driffith of Atlanta f n st blems given by the Culver authorities Lha-t those wh > ar^ unt riu Ian ta sf cond \ Jet president T>r O orilnance which requires all railroa-ds ( lT,ntic prohl will be presented nt •whole summer course To get this \\ P-Uterson of Atlanta set retarv Capital and Surplus . . . $1,8OO,OOO I oppoBPd the t U tri plant in con- and exiT-esss i ompanif* to rurnlsh the the rreetinK alUd ny the Atlanta chani emblem one has to improve decidedly Or L M Adams of Atlanta treas ber of pummert e to be held in Taft nection wit i the itmatof^ bet-jus* I police del artmcnt with infoimallon re in studies, athletics and aquatic Equitable Building . . . Pryor St. don i lelle'-e th it it is possible to gezi urer 1 ill at 8 o clock Thursday evening The next s sslon of the isso iation girding liquor shipments the G< orgla sports erate fcl? trie ^urrtnt w th ^at bage aa G >\ enior To-s M i^rr wn has c »n W hile the purpose of t»ie Culver a fuel he nnrtnui d 1 ni\ e -naae v. II be held in Atlanta Way 1 ind 2 suj. iciTit court > eattrda^ unanimously sentt d t i takr- part in the discti^sio i LJ1 I Summer Naval Academy Is mainly to that statement Itfoie anl 111 mikt it held that such a law was In conflict punlic i isine^s, permlttntg and there develop a boy physically, the school apain -v ul I w int t s i> that I with the intestate commerce ici rt few f en in Georgia more familiar also offers good courses for those who^ ^vith the property then he 1 Iktwlse brand an% -ni h statemtnts now or whkh makes !t unlawful for the agent ish to study Lessons are given hereafter as being' untiut INEBRIATE ASYLUM a student of th*3 Western and1 Atl«.nt? of common carrier to knowingly dls from 8 to 12 in the morning, also in- Mnj or Kelt* rate* K«-murk.M but holdirg -omewhat different views structions in boxing, fencing, etc, Th.e FAVORED BY DOCTORS dost, the contents of any shipment Mayor Woodward shook his nng-f-r regr irdinff H form* r Rr-presentati rest of the day is devpted to other vigoroubl> in the alderrmi s fact 1 Ie Heralded as a -decisive victory by the Vlex^naer of DcKalb will be The proposition of Rcpr^sf ntativ e D Hoc athletics, drills and aquatic sports reiteratel his rfmaik^ w th sjiich tone C I Irkctt of Terrell to osfablish a ntai beer men and railroad men who hfird from while th^ othei s speakers Dances are given weekly, and alto- and emphaa 3 im t > alarm ihosf seated state t>s\lum for Inebriites is me t 01 pos*d the city ordinance kno^n as \ill be It A. \\imbish James 11 Gra gether the boys have a great deal of about tht tab If Alderman Nutting of the Journpl and Chairman C "VI Ing: vi Uh much serious support from the Mcrielland ordinance at the time pleasure with just enough work to did not rebpor d and the incident was Candler «.f the state railroad comrnl1 - the m dlral i rofesslcn In favor uT of its enactment the \erdict strikes a keep from getting rusty mentally dur- ended &m h an institution Dr W Ills R T u k^ tcllnir, blow at the police depart mem •-Ion ing the summer Alderman Nutting- w mild not com a w* II known local phj sician sa il in that it denies them the right to m \\ irtespread Interest has been mani ment on his nc ti tl-x-jh with the major foi mat ion repraidmg the location oC ff^U<3 in this meeting whobe only ob VIa> or %\ oo I M. ai d h tti rl> M >r« Than f\er nebrlety i«; ro>-ti i< ject J? to consioei and determttit- denounced \ 1 d t m \ Nut ,-, s sjetfh | blind tigers which under the McClel FOOD PEDDLERS EXEMPT t> bt, ippanltd by medical auth f,ties linrl act they were authorized to ob v^ hither It we uld be «* pedicn* ind a<3 his poire Uclar A th i is a list tst In fa t it is a. matter visablt to call a state convention f FROM THE VENDING TAX the charges wt i « f tlse ind \lclc and tain from all common cariieis r hist >r> th it habituil drunkenn s Though the -Vtlanta ordinance was r usinoss men to take up the matt r that the Authors km w it ai stiois to ?ne lc_i ia,tu,e w is i et. o n i cd as a rli^ease t>\ en b* declared ^ old insofar as interstate *d offer The vending- tax law Of Georgia re- "I wis OE>P s^cl b% tht (tporfiri t ir -humcnts are concerned It Is still en- -loth (.Urn e disposition of tie prop ceived a severe jolt trom the state su- wa> an 1 f v, ^i on i an% in m last w tn tht dark at^es uf ignorancei ertv preme court on Monday in a decision TIRED EYES f 01 ceable where shipments are from i a e M i\ >r \\ ) (J wa-rl Ut ri ir^i. Ii tL and uperstition the inline were bru any point within the state to any T/ie disposition to lie made of th<= on two Atlanta oases which held that doesri t a* tm In^, c tl that 1 would KO to iill> outlawed and. mlstrt ited t,)iii A est^rn and Atlantic >s a o1g 1 ve any trji U t t hilp the torpt rin r Utorpcia destination the law did not Include peddlers v*f present mtthofl of dtaling with Inobii qui.&ti( n rlerht now po&ibly the mo.»l food products 1 he two cases w sr On tht. oth i hint McUrmin Nuttnj ate bj s\\ « atinp It out of th<. m on The supieme couit decision came in c r a Fzell an irr»i ortant business qu^st! n befot e the brought by H Butler ajid E M L«a Did you ever take off a tight hat, ill-fitting pair of kno\%s l "it t i a t » it! n c mtribut the c hiinffanij will I am soie In timt- the test ct e against O M official of the Centra) of Georgia ^ho ' ta.te and a lar,e attenlance or the tham two Atlanta venders who re - ed to the im A K i fi n I >f ni\ t p o rmert of a $&0 tax be n* nt It ho U esr t km w In u^t unscii ntlnc as was our foi ^tatht rs lneM If \ou have, you know the meaning of genuine relief and 4 or the AtHnta police department »lth|t>>e meeting called b> the chamber fore they could peddle their fruits, eggt, to f-^nu - h« \vj_-. nt. >f th» mani^rei iv ij of dealing: «Jth lun itirs of the cimi -*-KII ind th fund I am delighted to see that a mem infoi nvtitlon to \\hich the police WLre / and butter solid comfort That is exactly what a properly fitted pair 1 im w 11 n_ to put th whole bus ber of the 1* i^islature has the cout ag-t entitled inder the McClellind ordi I iiritovrtaf Uat>rt Ji slices Lump kin and Hill dissented of glasses will do for weak, tired, wornout eyes Modern rid the brains to propose a sane ind nance The lower courts sustained the, WINLi&K WUKlilNir UAK1J from th« deoisit n whi-h g-iveg the vei - business conditions necessitate long hours of close e>e- 1 m in mfth id of handling1 and cur ^alldltv of the munlUpal law but the J.Q W^ff LEGISLATURE uor of food stuffs the right to peddle Philadelphia Sets Good Example T In erov- f out easily, ache, pain, burn and finally break down ease I hope the U^isiifji -n 11 the Int i state commerce a< t and In the that are bemg. pushed here Incident to corsidered pedalera and no 'doctrine ernnif nts to rt ilize their responalbill- of t onstrt ctlon which might classify Glasses are the remed>, and the only remedy, unless, of tv with rotranJ t> planning Cuturt rip < the rrifis irt SPI in islj vs it --hu Ud opinion written b> Thief lustlce Fish | the openins of the legislature next Id tran«fl fat-U ti**s for their cHlzena. !« tikin Mi Pickett undouhttdU his this point was empha ized tht courtjw(e{t including- Warren Hardeman a news boy as a peddler and omit a course, you stop using your eyes altogether Glasses, is well Illustrated b\ thp recent ap •„ ittiests of hum n t\ at ho irt holdiiis that the \\ ebb act has no effect Candler Barrow and others it is uckster could meet their approval properly fitted, will strengthen and preserve your e>es point men t of A Merrit Ta\ lor as [ ti sh > i d re elv* the un in m us> the r rest nt case Intt r( stin^ tribute the people of ince the tax law Stts forth such artl Director of a new Department of City s pi ort i f both houses clcs as aoap and Jewelry the majority and enable you to do jour work easily and with comfort Transit to be * stablisht d July 1 of Another case affecting: holesale 11 Inder that not single member of this >ear in Philadelphia, (uor dialers which was aecided by the the lepislatuie who has so far come to of the court invoking the doctr-ne of We are equipped to make a thorough and modern exam- A year apo in Ha* Mr Taylor took GOVERNMENT PROBING supreme court on Momlij grew out of Atlanta to 3o ovt j the field In ad tonttructJon held tl at onJy similar ination and will fit the correct lenses in an up to-date up the ln\ estlgation for \Ia\ or Blan- th* arrest of I H Morgan of Bruns \ ance has expressed an opinion un articles were meant henburK" s administration of the Ci t> s ASSAULT UPON WARE %vlck a deiler in sevtral brands of favorable to the establishment of Bar frame or eyeglass mounting, at a very moderate figure transportation deficiencies and its fu- 1 ture nt eds with special reference to beer biewtd In neighboring states He row count . Come in and talk to us about your eyes If you don't >ubway and ele\ atec^ extension* Mr deoi ge M Button htef post office w-is iriestti tht. Vtlanta dlvts )n \ es tix law because he refused to pay a Four voluntary petitions in bank- In securing the brst technic il advisers t d i> cU t ule 1 *n nibe s of his fore* ^1000 annual t ix foi e i< h kind of bter tunltv that offeis itself Every time we may be able to give you some good pointers on how In this import an t matter and enlist d a n Ljnbrr comes In the> g^o to work to ruptcy were filed yesterday in United the serv ees c " th firm of 1 or 1 Ba i\rst ite the \«=s nilt upon and he carried in stock IT d tnt supreme States district court with Pred Beers, to take care of your eyes. the rt bbt > of \\ *s ^ are rnll\\ a\ « nut i issed f i\ 01 ib \ upon *ils ap find out just how he stands as to con & !>" « Fnt- \\ inder b new count\ proposal Thej deputy clerk S Saul, of Atlanta, a from Vev 1 f h ill 7 a mail < 1 n the Ml u t t t hiUinoot, i f f il a/tei the louti < otirts hid <2e clerk presents a schedule showing in thp t a It 1 i un on th Southern riilv-aj Tuo^ ar nut intere&tt.d In uny thing( else o! 3« ht n \1 ibain =tr < t ash b*» a sourc*t- \\ i ong uitt i j i etjtfon of section fi\ t kn iw thej na-^en t found a alnffle new $50 Williim 1 Braver Jr , of Atlanta Of r itisf irti 11 t P I lit k \v is \v liking l ^ the p< st iffi e to sur t f the Ken t il tax act was responsi g-l\es his liabilities at $17752 without i i ii ler six 11. j, st i eel lett rt, urri\ il hut who has professed friendship mlnl- int of th >r 1 le foi his arrest t i ismuoh is th it for the ne\v countj of Barrow and has assets J H Dudley, of Atlanta, a i tifi In ( h ii j Tht=- insiectois tt 01 ted to the chief TCt pr operK construed le\ led a busi has been pi t ^e i ind pron i = td it b!s support and Influence switchman, declares obligations of li '-p^ tor fhnt so fai tht \ had foun 1 ness t-iv of $1 000 i -\ i upon a par Of course there are many members $299 with $1 500 of assets, insurance /!• K. HAWKES Co. the practical Mf'ut r- if the p-oM -ns T | n » c!< « s it the lohbeio ^ ire ^ ticutar pla<_« of business which did In fat t the mijoritv of them who policies figuring Edward "W White. Involved whl h ir -iUR-f, * <. 1 Ih >s j\\ the ho^plt il sur Who are famillir i«.itn it<- flndlnp-s in n >t imj 1\ th rlijht to tix c\er> kind hi\c not been here yet but considered a printer giving Atlanta as his home P KCOIIS l< 1 pi iiful ind ugl-v but nit OPTICIANS recommenditl no b^llev t that it SL ^ of b« i handled in that place of bus! soIcK on a percentage basis it looks sa>s he owes $264 26 and that he has a. new standard ano w ill wh^n it K at ill dan^erou« Ht- left the hospitil ness published furn sh ar PX nnpJf f> tht i as if ^V Inder s appeals founded upon assets valued at $100 14 WHITEHALL •\ estor 1 1101 ninpr ind Ijtei submit her unfortinate Iccition and her man> cities w hich are cor fr t^d ht prob ted a 1« t \i\ r\ rpp >rt > f the asts lull to lems arising f r im t adequate trans dil hcultles resultant thereon are go tht thief inspfrCtoi s office ln to br n oort? tion facilities WARREN CLEMENTS GETS ^ ^ & substantial recognition Invlfforattnc to the Pale and M me ts The OW Standard general strength eBtng tonie TROVE S TASTELPSS chill TOVIC drive-, oa ANOTHER LIFE CHANCE I "*"' "" ""° Malaria enrlchei the blood builds up the system 1 true roif<* Fnr adulta nod children We. \\ an n Ciemr nts con\ icted of mur MARK JOHNSTON SAYS d*. 1> the supieme court of Low ndes jff nt\ \\js Driven a fighting chance for W Wedd.ng Presents in frc dom when the st itt supreme court | e\risef5 the lower court because th i Johnston the w,ell known in- j trial judere fuled to outline the law SUT im man is ardentlj backing Judge Sterling Silver ol ntarv man« augrhter In his charge John T \Ilen for the presidency of 1 to the jury i the state senate He has recently re- Swimming Suits Flatware The testimonv of P H HarrelHarroll aa» turned from a trip over the state and w it ness for the state was the chief he dots not see where Randolph An- tontrlb itlnsr ctuse \ hlth ed to the derson has even a 'peep In BO far as With fine home lakes for swimming—excursions, too, to Tin- ill -tralion vlio\\ s lull size a ev<.rsil of the lower coin t Mr Hu the race is concerned Wnghtsville, Tybee, Palm Beach, Atlantic City, Isle of Palms rt 11 ttstlned thit he %vlth several ot I hi\ e issed the situation teii>potin in the popular Paul Re\ ere * rs li ( In It nt Clomei f s the cinvinte 1 iid -ind 7udere Al- and other places—these things make you feel sorely in need of pati>_rn m in w as in the automobile of C T It n v, ill hav e wlthout a doubt I £7rit fin Some of the cr5«d hid b have fought each point Re- cently Judgre Pendleton ordered a two Parks-Chambers-Hardwick weeks delay while an auditor went Atlanta Optical Co. Gold and Silversmiths 1« Fuchtra through the company 8 books to secure Optical Center of 37-39 ATLANTA 31-33 Whitehall Street, Atlanta, Ga. data In regard to a transaction where- W C. POLK bj stock of a former concei n -was COMPANY GEORGIA H. C HOIIIOOXEKT PEACHTREE Established 18S7 transferred to the company a books, und it is believed that the length} case* will be decided *"^«^ Mrs. G- O. Jones and H. A- Trlpp. A pink and while color-, repeated In ot&» gypsy will tprtell fortunes. or pretty detail The bridge ptftee* Dancing: and music will be enjoyed were silk VtoefeinffS. during the evening* Mrs. Ctmdell waa gowned in laven- der embroidered crepe over a deeper Miss Johnson** T*ea. sbade of satin, Laurlan Johnson was hostess at a pretty tea. yesterday afternoon at Five O'Clock Tea. her home on Peachtree road, inviting: 'Mrs. Frank Meador enteptained a twenty-five friends to meet her guest. few friends /at 6 o'clock tea at the Miss Elizabeth Baker, of Macon. Bowls Driving1 club yesterday. of sweet peas decorated the apart- ments. The centerpiece of the lea, table In the dining- room was a plateau To Miss Kendrick. J of feverfew, and all details of the ar- Mrs. Lin ton C. Hopkins has Invited IS A PERFECT MATTRESS. tistic table were In white and green. sight Ia<31e0> for tea at the Driving1 SVEiss Johnson -wore a dainty gown of club this afternoon to meet Miss Ken- Pore Long Fibre Cotton Felt—That means no roses, the pink and wfcite blooms pre- white marquisette, embroidered in lav- :, of Cincinnati, the gaeat of Mrs. lumps—no holes—no ridges,—and it means dean- Hall-Turner. vailing, and the dinins room table wa3 ender, and Miss Baker was gowned in Alex W. Smith. liness—vermin-proof—odorless. Accurately _end The wedding of Miss Mariel Hall and a bright picture in yellow, the center- (pink silk voile, trimmed In shadow Mr. Louis Turner was a beaut If Til piece of woodland flowers. Delicious lace. ==• Skillfully Built—That means solid comfort end event of last evening at St. Luke's refreshments were served, and the mu- Miss Carrie Lou Born and Miss Le- To Mrs. RaveneL* long service. Episcopal church, the ceremony taking sic of an orchestra waa an enjoyable land Hug-hlett served punch- ilrs. Edward Peters will entertain at bridge this morning in compliment to Every LaxYonrr mattress carries a bond and guarante* place at 9 o'clock. incident. Mrs. Dobbs wore a becoming gown Mrs. St. Julian Ravenel, of New York, of abiolme satisfaction or your money trefft. You The chancel was effectively decorat- of princess lace over blue satin, airs. Miss Little's Luncheon. who is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. falra! ed with palms, ferns and a profusion Bass wore blue silk marquisette over Miss Janet Little entertained at a Thomas MT. Clarke. _ Tne LnxYoory lasts a generation. of white sweet peas, and the cere- blue aatln; Mrs. Hopkins wore whitepretty luncheon yesterday at her home mony was performed by Dr. C. B. net and lace. on North Boulevard In compliment t j 'Wilmer, assisted by Rev. Stewart Wil- Assisting in entertaining were Mrs. Miss Henrietta Dull, a brlde-«lect. To Mrs. Garwpod. Price $15.OO liams, of Macon. W. A. Hartman, Mrs. W. B. Oisbro, Mrs. The house was attractively decorated -Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Sheffield enter- Compare It with all others and you im- A bridal processional was sun;? by \V M Jenkins, Mrs. W. A. Foster, Mrs. with sweet peas, and the centerpiece oC tained a company of their married mediately recognize its supremacy. the vested choir who preceded the J. M. Wriffht. Mrs, W. B. Willlngrnam. the titbJe in the dining- room was a friends at an enjoyable "42" party last bridal party Into the church, and the Mrs J. N. McKachern, Mre. Charles plateau of pink and white sweet peas, night, inviting them to meet their TJO heiiRT in wed ding rntisic was sii ng" Forrest. Mrs. M. M. Davies. Mrs. T. H. and all details of the pretty table w*»re gruest, Mrs. Lee Garwood, of Rock- du ring the ceremony, Molt, -Mrs. \Villls Dobbs. Mrs. J, O. In pink and white. mart Mrs. fhartes Kobertson. of Tharles- Hardwlck. Mrs. James AJarkley, Mrs. Miss IjJttle wore a gown of white house waa decorated with daisies Hirsch & Spitz orepe. the coat of blue Dresden silk. ton. S. C.. was her sister's matron, of F. F. Heifner, Mrs. F. S. Cox, Mrs. A. and peasamine and refreshments were Miss Dull's gown was of pink crepe honor and Miss Fannie Turner, maid of U Coffee. Mrs. W. K. Jenkins, Itra. served. _ Mfg. Co., honor. Mr. Loring Raoul waa best de chine, with .pink hat trimmed in Mrs. Sheffield wore gray chiffon, A. C. Frazfer, pink roses. man, and the ushers were: Mr. Serving punch were Misses Theodosla t and Mrs. Car wood -was g-owned In ATLANTA, GA. Will Brantley, Mr. Harrison Jones. The guests Included Miss Henrietta white charmeuse. Willing*] am. Julia Crumley, Marlon Dull. Miss Antoinette Blackburn, Mise Mr. John Harris, Mr., Chessley How- Morgan, Lillian Culberson. WIHie Loy- Other Informal affairs are being giv- For Safe By All Dealer*. Nell Ballard, Miss Mary Dull, Mlsa en in honor of Mrs. Garwood. ard, Mr. Harry fflobertson and Dr, lesa. Joe Lane, of LaGrange. Louise Dull and Mrs. A. A. Little, The bride was charming- In her wed- Garden Party. ding gown of "white charm euse gat In. To Mrs. Seydel. Vesper Club* Dance* The corsage of net was applied with Miss Ida May Blount gave a pretty 8 The Atlanta Chapter, IX A. R.. will The Vesper ctub -will giv* a dance give a. delightful fear^an party on duchess lace and the skirt was draped card party yesterday morning in com- at their club rooms in "West End F/l- In (iurhfss lace. The same lace formed pliment to Mrs. Paul Seydel, of New Wednesday; June 25, from 6 to 7 o'clock, <2ay, June 20, All club members cor- on the spacious lawn surrounding the tre little cap from which her tulle York. dially Jnvlted to attend, Tn.e chaperons veil fell, the veil caught with orsinee The guests were Mrs. Kenneth Goode, beautiful country home of one of Its will be Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Chrlstensen, members, Mrs. John M. Slaton. on "blossoms, and tier platinum pendant Bet Miss Margaret Nutting. Mrs. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Sanders and Mr. •with diamonds was the gift of the Block. Mrs. Benjamin Weaver. Miss Kl- Peachtree road. Every member of &nd Mrs. G. A. Withers, from Tar-.pa, the chapter and their triends are cor* gro-.m. Her flowers were white sweet olse Oliver, Mrs. Krnest Duncan, MissVia, peas anO valley Ml lea. May Bancker. dially invited to be present and assist T h F* matron of honor wore pink The houae was par with garden the regent, Mrs. J. O. "Wynn, In mak- satin rharmeusp with draper lea of ing it a success. A small admission 1 flowers, and a dainty luncheon was Rohl-Young. shadow lace, and ih* maid nf honor served after the game. The bridge The marriagre of Miss Ethel RabJ, of of 50 cents will be charffed, the pro- wore pink crepe de chine with drap- prize was silver slipper buckles. Chicago, and Mr. Prederlclc Young, o£ ceeds to be used for the benefit of the er tea- of pink rhlf fan ami embroid- Atlanta, took place at 4:30 o'clock on chapter. ered net. Both carried shower bou- Tuesday afternoon a week ago at the quets or pink sweet peas and valley Patterson-Greene. Catholic Church of the Ascension, Oak FA ULKNER-STOCKTQN. lilies. The marriage of Miss Annie May Park, 111., a suburb of Chicago. The h ride's mother wo re a hand- Thomson, Ga., June 17.—{Special.) — Patterson and Mr. Calvin Clay Greene The bride was charming in her wed- some gown of black lace. will take plat-e "Wednesday evening, A marriage of Interest to many here An in firms I reception to the bridal ding sown of crepe de chine and car- was that of Miss Carrie Belle Faulk- p a r t y was held at the home of the June 2ri, at the home of the bride's ried a shower bouquet of sweet peas ner, of Augusta, and Mr. R. M, Stock- bt Ult; s mother. Mrs. Lymari Hall, on aunt aiui uncle, .fudge and Mrs. John and lilies of the valley. Her only at- ton, of Thomson, which took place last tendent waa her sister. Miss Lois '! hi i d street. The guests were re- R. Wilkinson. In Inman Park. Dr. Sunday at noon at the home of the Rohl, who was a picture of beauty In ceived !n the- li vinpr room where the Charles Daniel will perform the cere- bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. decorations were all t n white and white lingerie, wearing e. bouquet of Faulkner, of Augrusta. The ceremony TATE SPRING mony and the only attendants will be Kro^n. Pink ruses, sweet peas and pink sweet peas. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT little Mi'pses Julia Patterson, -who will was performed by Rev. A. D. Echols, ferns decorated the reception room. An informal dinner at "the bride's of Augrjsta, ^»aator of Ashbury M. E. Punch was serve.] in the hall by bp ring bearer, Mary Sue Prim, flower suburban home followed th& ceremony, church. A high, cool, healthful resort, Misses Harriet Haynes and Kdith girl, and Flora Bell Reynolds and Mir- at which, the relatives and intimate \Vatts iam Rey nolds Patterson, ribbon bear- friends were present. y in the heart of the Cumberland After a wedding trip north Mr. and ers. An informal reception will folJow Mr. and Mrs. Young arrived in At- Mountains of East Tennessee, Mrs. Turner will be at horn*' after the ceremony. larjta Thursday evening- and will make July 1 at Norwood Hill. L*aGranare. Ga. Among: the out-of-town guests will their home at 100 Queen street, "West Try Skin Absorption an unexcelled climate. Tho brule is the daughter of the late bo Mrs. J. M. Bonncll, of Oxford; Mrs. End. Miss Annie May Young, a sis- Dr. I.vm.-i n n,-i!l. who was president L. l>. Patterson and Miss Julia Dent ter of Mr. Young, will entertain En Instead of Cosmetics &• Modern hotel — one thousand acre nf the Georgia School of Technology, Patterson,' of Fairf ield, Texas; Miss honor of her sister-in-law tomorrow park and grounds—eighteen hole golf ^ a nd phi? is a conn a' wo ma n of the Sarah Mays, of Monticello, Fla.; Mr. ofternoon from. 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock. As • (Prom the Woman Militant.) course—saddle horses—fine five-piece q 11 --L1 i 11 c s and attainment to hold many nd Mrs. Ed Porter, of Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Young s-he will he cordially wel- The constant use of rouge and pow- frfcridP. Mr. Turner, who is a son of Mrs. William B. Wilkinson, of Athens; comed by her many friends in Atlan der invites a coarsened, roughened orchestra for concerts and dancing the late Dr. J U Turner, has .a large rendition of the skin, eruptions, en- 1 1 Mrs. "W. T. Wood, Mr. \V~. C. Wood and where she made her home for a short and that most famous of all American acnuainta in * t hronRv.ont the slate to Miss Klizabeth "Wood, of Macon. time. larged pores and wrinkles. If you've congratulate him. learned this from experience, suppose Mineral Waters, you quit cosmetics and try what J Broadway. 85th to 86th Streets, recommend. /- . Between Central Park and Riverside Drive.' For Miss Dull. Mrs. Cundell's Bridge. Ask y_our druggist for an ~6unce of Largest and Most Attractive Uptown Hotel. TATE SPRING NATURAL Stvimming Partv, Miss Nell Rallard will entertain at A pretty compliment to Mrs. Royal Mr. and Mrs Forrest Ailalr pntertain- ordinary mercolized wax and begin us- Within 10 Minutes of Theatre aud Jngersoll. who has been the recipient ing this tonight. Apply like cold cream, Shopping Districts. ed delight fully last mg'ri t at 'thei r a 4" p«rty Thursday afternoo-n at her MINERAL WATER home on North Boulevard, in compli- of many graceful courtesies during washing it off in the morninsr. Keep Subway Station and Sitr/ace Cars at Door. beautiful home in Druid. Hills, the oc- her brief visit wjth her parents, Mr. this up for a "week or two. Tjhe wax Also Elevated Station, 8Gth Street. casion a co^ipliim-nt to Miss Marion ment to Miss Henrietta Dull, a bride- will literally absorb th« coars«, color- always a help, nearly always a cure in indiges- and Mrs. J. M. Van Harlingen, was SPECIAL SPRING & SUMMER RATES. Goldsmith and Miss Ruth Stalling*. The elect. less or blemished top skin, but so All the Comforts of the Better tion, nervousness and all ailments attributable the bridge given yesterday by Mrs. fifty guests includtMl young people and gradually as not to discommode you New York Hotels at one-third less price. Frank Cundell. at all. Just as gradually the clear, to improper'fuuetious of the bowels, liver and kidneys. Six or (,•]£; ht young marrinJ couples. Alexan de r- A lien . In the party were Mrs. Tngersoll, velvety. naturally-tinted undersktn A swimming party was r-ri joyed in Rev Dr. E. E. Hoss, Bishop Methodist Church, Nashville, Teon., s«ys: Mrs. James H. Alexander has an- Mrs. Charles Dowman. Jr., Mrs. Wilcome- s to the surface. And mercolized t he early prtrt of the evening, a large wax becomes your everlasting: friend. "It gives me the greatest pleasure to say that I regard Tate Spring water nounced the engagement of her daugh- liam Arnaud, Mrs. John Gilmore, Mrs. pwimminR- pool forming an attractive For those wrinkles and large pores, WHITTLE SPRINGS as th-s best remedy for all disorders of the stomach, bowels, liver «nd kid- f feature t>f the park-like grounds, and ter. Carrie, to Mr. P. R. Allen, of Ashe- Burwell Pope, Mrs. William S. Elkin, make a face bath by dissolving an Jr., Mrs. Marshall 'McKenzie, -Mrs. Wll ounce of powdered saxollte in A half- Health Resort, Location, East Ten- aeys cf which I have knowledge." ( . last night there was moonlight to re- vtlle. X. C. liam Candler, Mrs. H. J. Hunt, Mrs. pint "witch hazel. This has remarkable nessee Mountains, 4 Miles North veal the full heautv of t!ie surround- The wedding will occur on the eve- Ivan Allen, Mrs. Tom Weaver, Mrs. astringent and tonic properties, and •< of Knofville, Enjoy the healthful water at the spring or have it shipped to your ' niriK of the second of July, and will be beneficial results come quickly. ings. - B. L., Craig-, Airs. Oscar Pappenheimer, Wjth trolley car connection, eleva- home. For sale by all druggists, in sterilized bottles, filled and sealed After^ at ds a buffet supper was a quiet home ceremony, witnessed only Mrs. Mark McCord. Miss Louise Watts, tion about 1.500 feet. The ideal served in the house. The reception by relatives and close friends, place for recreation and recupera- at the spring. , Miss Marguerite Bartholomew and Miss rooms had artistic decorations in many tion. The pure, bracing- atmosphere Send postal today for illustrated booklet, giving rates, location ana Eda Bartholomew. Crockett Arsenk-Lllbla Springs will stimulate your tired body and co 1 o red JTR re! en f 1 o iv t* r s, and in tho Sweet peas and Paul Neyron roses Jaded nerves. Whittle Epsom Lithla description of this ideal place for the summer outing. Address rlimng room the t.ibie. elegantly ap- For Miss Patterson. an0 Baths .M r. Ray mo nil Daniel entertained at were an effective decoration with Opens Jua« 1. Elevation 2.150 feet. Cures nern,iu "Water will drive away your chronic pointed. was picturesque in pink, the -prostration, dysp«t>ala, kidney disease*, mtlartft, dyspepsia, ind.ieesuon. liver and centerpiece i>f sweet peas. dinner last even ins at the Majestic ferns in the reception rooms, and in Kidney troubles. Having trolley TATE SPRING HOTEL CO, 4 the dining- room the tea table center- rheumatic and shin troubles and female lrrBgnl«rl' Mrs. AdiUr and Mrs. Robert Gregg, for Miss Annie M"ay Patterson and Mr. ties. Clears and beautfflaa the complexion. Wrl*« C9nnectfon with the city of Knox- piecp was a basket of sweet peas, their S. B. ALLEN, MANAGING DIRECTOR, rf t c o i v i n g with her, wore lingerie Calvin Clay Green, whose wedding will for booklet. M, O. Thomajr. Crockett Scrlngs. Vj%. ville enables our guests to enjoy the advantages of city as well as TATE SPRING, TCNIH. take place this month. country life. Cool nights, plenty others entertaining for Miss Patter- shade, modern hotel, elegant table ATLANTA MINERAL WATER CO., LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS. son will be Miss Jennie Sue Bell, who and excellent amusements. Write Mrs. Dobbs Entertains. will give a bridge party; Miss Lillian for descriptive booklet and rates. \ beautiful enlertumment ynstprdn.y Kly n n, gives a matinee party nest WHITTLE SPRINGS HOTEL*. was the a f tor no on tea j^i\ rn by Mr?. Wednesday afternoon ;it. (he Forsyth. Whittle Springs* Tenn. R. H. Ponbs in compliment to her sis- and Miss Minnie Lee II a ys will enter- ipr. Mr?. K. M. Buns, of I'arroIJton, tain at bridge Thursday aftf moon for who is her scuest, and .to Mrs. F\ M. Miss Patterson. HOTEL 1 Irmkms, "A Summer Outing ADove tn. Cloud*." Th*> recept ion rooms had "idenl .1 uno Open Jane 1, 1913. ,' HOTEL KAATERSKILL months Mshtfalijrw! and breezy. On^of the finest beaches dPcorvitiou:; in palms, swc-t peas and Shields-Chapman. CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. Altitude 3,000 .\ nrotty wedding \esterday was tha,t feet. Located on the "Empire Toura." on the Atlantic Coast.% Every convenience for bathera—both} of Miss Wlllir. Shields and Mr. Bon Opens June 28. day and night^ Electric lights in bath houses and on Hill i 'humnan. which took place at Motor buaaes and touring cars meet beach. Street car line from beat landing to hotel |Ai all trains. Automobiles to hire. Direct *on at the I-'lrst Baptist church. mobues and launches at moderate prices.jj The pier is! Miss May 1 »odgo was maid of honor, parlor car service to Hotel Station. Golf, tennis, baseball, bowling-, danc- feet in length, affording most excellent 6shiDg.{A,f IPS os Mjirtha Williams and Robc-na CHica^o BeacH Hotel ing, mountain climbing, canoeing, fish- Sliavv. brielrsmnids: MisKfs Francos ingr. billiards and pool. Musical after- it -pavilion> j, 60 byJOOjeetjirith| > inl O conveniencesi ? Shields ami Idolle Shaw, flower noon tea. Special Inducement*! for the ••-••'.^•.TH• E HOTEs^p*L ia ne^P''w ano^modew*^**T"~"~r"m throughout.*i , Mr. f-Jdu-. K. liu'n; Ut'.ft man; Messrp. A Summer Resort Vmi nffor Set. J. M. Griftln, II. L). Hall. T. K. Bridges Two concerts daily by a Symphony ' Large, commodious rooms, all supplied with telephones, Orchestra. Special rates for families. nd J. (\ Lyons, ushers. Rev. ("Iiarlt-s Ten Minutes from Theatres Transient rates, $4 per day up. Ad- 'electric lights and running water. Dtni&g room coat* \V. Paiilcl was the minister ofHriatinp. dress HARRISON S. DOWNS, 13-21 fortably seats 150 people." More than 600 feet of porches and promenade^ The church was decorated wf th Bathing, canoeing, yachting, golf, tennis, riding, motoring— West 44th St.. N~. T. surrounding the hotel. Rooms single or in suite'' BemHnil ecttiaix (ontl>, palms and d nisi of, and appropriate run sir ^vas played by Mr. John O'Doii- all the sports of lake and country. uf ft t'Jfl, Va.—In advices from this kets of sweet peas. pla.cc, Mrs. J L-. Johnson says: "When Mr. and Mrs. Chapman left immedi- ately after the wedding: for W rights - my baby v* as nbotit a month old, I Beach, and returning they will New Watch Hill House stumbled and fell over a cuspidor, anrl make their home on Olympic avenue, Watch Hill, R. I. in T>ecatur. MOST PERFECT SEASHORE RESOBT. contracted such pains in my hack, 1 EVERY ROOM WITH WATER VIEW. JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA could not stoop over without falHn;; Open early In June; always cool; no flies or Musical and Dance. , mosquitoes; 18-hole golf course; excellent roads to the floor. for driving and motoring: surf and atlH water Mr. and Mrs. George* CaJdwoll Speir FAMOUS AY HOME AND ABROAD bathing- TFhffe service throiifrfiout; well equipped NOW OPEN I got terribly weak, and -^-as very entertained Friday night with a tnu- enraEe- A. E. QICK. 11SO B'way. New York. sical and dancing party. The atti-act- Beautiful, Complete, Comfortable—Everything * uneasy about myself. ive bungalow, where so many novel en- My case was certainJy a serious one. tertainments have been given, will be ATLANTIC CITV. to Make Your Visit a Delight. converted into a Japanese garden. Every Room and Suite wttli Private Bath. I was so delicate -that most people Miss Mary Carl Hurst. Mfss Louise thought I was going to have consump- Uradbery aiul Mrs. G. Will's Smith will William Bur-bridge, Prop. serve punch. * tion, and 1 thought so myself. MODERN—FIRE PROOF Come aud See Us. Finally my husband advised, me to Miss Smith's Matinee Party. try Cardui, the woman's tonic. J tried Miss Sara E. Smith will be hostess Favorably known for tKe Excellence of its/ it. and am confident that it saved my this afternoon at it box party at the Forsyth in honor of Miss Bertha Cuisine and the Character of its Patronage life. Vaughan. a bride-elect. Mrs. Julia May Marlborough-Blenheim FMshcr. of Anderson. S. C., and Miss NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The pains En my side and back have Wtlltamette Bradley, o£ Washington, Broadway, 36-37th Street disappeared, and all of my friends here Ga. NEW YORK CITV say that I am looking better than Extensive Alterations and Improvements recently completed On the site of the former Marlborough Hotel have don*>for a lonar time, Lee-Manetea. The Ocean Front Hotel of Comfort The Wedding of Miss Bernlc t.ee place the Holland House ; EUROPEAN PLAN I recommend Cardui to all of my lady and Mr. Isadora Manetta was solenui- ^.'Operated Under American Plan from Jane 1 friends, as 1 believe it will help them. ized at the residence of tho bride's among the Leading • Hotels of America to September 15) sister, Mrs. 1^. W. Ashford, 45 Garden WITH ITS Just as it did me, if they will only give Enlarged Rooms. 200 New BatKs 3 6 street, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, Pennt DTlT & -™^ "^^Erfe ^Suo'S's. "Sd «ve' minute3 t0 .Grand Central. it a trial. Rev. H. H. Peacock officiating:. The Every Modern Appointment Famous French Grill and Sta You may use this letter in any way wedding party went immedltely after the ceremony to thje home of the TAKIFF . Rose Room 3S« Rooms with Bath at $1.56 Per Day and Up Jtf you wish. I feel so grateful, for if it FrcBCfe Service md Caisine; Orchestra of Sekustt Kxcell^nt Culrtne "t Very Moderate 1'rices. b-ride's mother, Mrs. J. B. Lee, 14 West Single room, witbout batn . . $2.00 and $2.50 per* day OPEN ALL THE TEAK WIRE FOR BESEWVATIOSS AT OUK EXPENSE. bad not b«en for Cardui, the woman's Georgia avenue, where they were en- Single room, with bath . $3.00. $3.50 and $4.00 per day tonic, 1 believe I would by this time tertained at a wedding supper. Mrs. JACOB WEIKEL MARLBOROUGH-BLENHEIM HOTEL. CO. Manetta Is one of the popular young Double room, witkout bath . $3.00 and $4.00 per day have been in my grave-" ladies of the Baptist Tabernacle choir, Double room. ";"',; "tions me Treatment far Women," sent in Ice cream and cake will be aervect. T.he i-jwrapper* ;. - ^ -. ^ lemonade tooth, wlH be in charge ol' f.-xw^^T'iV'*;.!-.. "-'-'v-'S' i ' • ^fe«->£^KS^;;4f&-:. .'->...xijiiSS'W-:;^ . ;--J ^ I ^^QMSiSmsiiii^^^Mf^ - \ -t !•<"'" i {NEWSPAPER! company. Mr. Stanton spofce at the] Her mother. Mrs. I. a Boyd. Wfcd Has IN USE OF PA RCEL PQSi? Laton Party Postponed. banquet at the Claypool on "The Vista been at Clea,rwater. Fla-, for several CHICAGO IS LEADING * The lawn party which was to be of tJle Tears." months, will join' -her in New York, WOULD STANDARDIZE ' given Thursday by St. Mary's Guild. *** making the trip by water. CbUrtSlt of the Incarnation, la postponed *•* Washington, June 17.—--Revenu* r«- Miss Ada C. Bell, who has been In ceipta from the sale of- parcel post Indefinitely-on account of the death of Louisville. Ky.. tor the winter, will Miss Ma^ile SuHivan nas returned Mrs. C, J. Kamper. stamps during? the first, three month* return to her home In Atlanta, 114 from New York. pf the. operation of the system totalled, M* ERADffGOF COTTON CAPACHYFORCflY nigtHE'apr West Twelfth street, this weeK. • •• Mrs. W. K- Jenkins and daughter J7.07S.&17, according tolHffurea eoinput* will go to Montgomery tor a visit 1 ed at the postof£Io&~. department. Uffip- Mr. Lee LXraelas Is spending two O. T. Gower, of Crisp, Author Auditor C J. Metz Reports At- Gov. Brown Boosts Boys' Clubs. that period approximately 150,000,- vreefca In Vlrstnla. July 1. . ; MEETINGS • ** **• of Bill to Prevent Swindling lanta's Finances Are in Tells Why Bread Eaten ' 900 parcel post pac&ages were handled; Mrs. E. M. Bass and children, Roy. by tHe postal service. Chicago led ftU Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Alexander and Tes both in the number of parcels Corlnne and Viola, of Carrollton, are by the Buyer. Splendid Shape. in Dixies - • The ladles- Aid society to the R. R. Mr. Henry Alexander are In Montgom- handled and in the amount of stamp* ery to attend the wedding of Miss the guests of Mrs. R. H. JJobbs. T. M. C. A. will meet with Mrs. Jason *** 4< sold, the latter being $1,254,469. New* Cannon. 226 Myrtle street, this after- Julia Moses and Mr. Cecil Alexander. In order to prevent the further The bonding capacity of the city is The reason that southern folks like York city's sales for the same period s ^ Miss Tracy I/Engle has returned 1 approximately $6,000,000. according to corn bread, while our Yankee friends aggregated $818,139. noon at 4 o'clock. This Is the last ot Atlanta, which will be an event of from Wellealey. swindling ot farmers by false grading meeting until September. this evening, taki&g place at the home •** ot cotton Representative O. T. Gow«r, the report of C. J, Metz, auditor ap- do not, Is because southern corn is of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs of Crisp,, has prepared a bill for In- pointed by the finance committee with better corn and makes better bread Mrs. Em'ma Elyea and Miss Grace authority from council to make an In- Bryan Instructing Guthrie. Judah Touro Moses, In Montgomery. Elyea leave Thursday for Nacoochee troduction Into the legislature this n that which is grown In the • ** year for standardizing the grade and speotion of the city's books for the Washington, June 17. —Georg e W« valley, where Mrs. Elyea will have j north," said Governor Joseph M. Guthrie, ambassador to Japan, Is In-. Mr. C- V. LeCraw has returned from classification of the fleecy staple. years 1310 1911 and 1912. charge of Yonah Lodge, Mr. 'ana Mrs. The report comments favorably on >rown, In a Ions distance telephone "Washington to receive final Instruc- SOCIAL ITEMS Indianapolis and Canton, Ohio. WJlllam Austell and M*rs. Mary WTilt- ! In addition to this, the measure will **• provide fcr a board of arbitration to the financial condition of the city and ntervlew from Athena with secretary tions preparatory to going to Tofclo. ner will accompany them. settle disputes arising between buyer the methods of bookkeeping. Auditor tooper. the Atlanta Chamber of Com- Secretary Bryaoi will give a dinner in^ Mrs. Turnrr Summers, of Louisville. Miss Annie Mary Fuller has as her his honor tomorrow night, and Vis- guests iMIsses Mary Xxm and Ella and seller a a to the classification and IVlezt takes occasion to highly com- merce, yesterday. Ky,, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. 31. pliment Comptroller GoJdsmlth and Governor Brown had read Secretary count Chlnda, Japanese ambassador-, Kuller. of Augusta. gracing c-t cotton, and will make It Crawford on Kucilfl avenue. Mrs. *** ATLANTA SCOTS WILL obligatory upon the purchaser of cot- urges the addition of a purchasing Cooper's announcement that work was here, will entertain him Friday; Summers before her marriage was ton to specify the class of cotton, agrent and paymaster. already under way six months In ad- evening. ^ ___ ( Miss Nanelle Crawford, ot this city. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phlnizy and vance to make the 1913 Georgia corn H ttle son, "William, have returned t^ HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC whether American or Liverpool, an-d to The auditor touches on the matter *** of consolidating the city and county show the largest and most successful their home in Athens, designate the classification at the Miss LaGra,n.ge Cothrau and Miss *•* AT THE BURNS CLUB tttne It Is bought. Mr. Gower says departments as was urged in the re- n the state's history, and expressed - Those Popular Excursions Katharine Graves, of Rome, arrive to* that he hopes by this measure to stop port of Expert Herbert Sands, who his enthusiastic endorsement of the day to visit Miss Ijoulse Couper. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont DaVison an<* was employed by the chamber of com- movement. to Warm Springs via A., B. their guest. Miss Holen Tamrh, of New cotton sharks from defrauding the producers on grading. merce to make a survey of the muni- "These corn clubs have shown con- & A.t commence Stmday, Mr. V. Li. atanton, man-ager for York, will leave Saturday for a week- Over the seas and a thousand miles clusively,1* said Governor Brown, "that end automobile trip to Tallulah Falls. Whet J. J. Brown Snyw. cipal needs of Atlanta. south Georgia of the State Life In- aw a* will the bra' Scots of Atlanta Asked fts to bis opinion of the meritg Are our section of the country Is the real May 25. Only $1 round trip. They will have as their Sueats several SO-itg on the Foortli o' July next, at surance company, la in the city on his of the bill. Assistant Commissioner of Some of tfie most important changes corn belt ot America. Iowa and the Train leaves Union Station return Trom' Indianapolis, where be friends. which time the Atlanta Scottish asso- advised,In the report are: Simplifying great middle western corn states have +*» ciation will hold its second annual Agriculture J. J. Brown said Tuesday: attended the annual meeting of Ms "The bill Is undoubtedly along the methods In tbe comptroller's depart- never produced 200 bushels to the acre. at 8 a. m. An Interesting wedding. taking picnic at the Burns olub grounds. reo.rgia, South Carolina and Alabama, place this afternoon in Macon, will *s right line. Not having the full details ment; aboolsh keeping smell accounts The swaying sedge around under of It before me. I am unable to de- for lights, telephones, etc., and require all have produced 200 bushels and the* o..* MIsa Martha Toole and Mr. the Georgia pines will become their more. \\ tlbur L, Dunn, of Peoria, 111. The termine whether or not the enforce- each department to keep the account native heath and the little Burns cot- separate from the comptroller's rec- "We have many natural advantages ceremony will be at 3:30 o'clock at the ment of su an offensive tell-tale smell will cling1 moved Jnto their new home, 1219 Pied- I love yer name, • Net Indebtedness .. .. . 4,558,954.10 TION'S advertising pages. They to your skin for hours. mont avenue. Dr. Montague Hart I lave ye cause ye are my "hame." picnic excursion they are p-lan*ing to FOR WHOOPING COUGH TuttZe and Mr, Harvey Tattle will be take on Thursday. A special train will tell you almost at a glance Ter name's engraved °n history's pages. Others Advertise "Guaranteed" with Dr. end Mrs. (Heard for the sum- will carry them to Powder Sprln-gs, Paris, June 17.^—Discovery In the where to go and what to buy if but give no guarantee. De Miracle Is mer. And growing: brighter wl' the ages. Liabilities, your mind is In doubt as to any the only depilatory that has ai binding *** Land that alnce waa steeped In "Red." a., where at the -well-known picnic urront liabilities ', 47.600.00 near future of a cure for whooping I^Dd where "Falther,' "Brlth«r" bled; cough was predicted today at the detail. They will also tell y6u guarantee In each package. Lr. Smile' what is newest." son, S. C-, is the guest of Miss Sara "With 'na a loom otano but the sky; refusing: substitutes offered by dis- Land o' the deserted glen. ' 'orgetfulnesa of the city's work ajud Roux. ot the Pasteur Institute. Dr. Cool your home wit^Bummery honest dealers merely for a few cents E. Smith, on North Jackson street. Th* glon that raised our Highland men. Roux was merely transmitting the re- more profit. If your dealer will not *** ieat. cheerfulness. "" supply you, send $1.00 direct Free In- The special train will leave the port of I>r. Alfred Conor, bacteriolo- Mrs. "William H. Moore, of Mont- Our beet blood's had to cross the sea. Memoranda* gist of the Belvedere Military hos- Take prompt advantage of the formation how to determine which Where* aft ths saut tear dims the e'o, Terminal station at 8:30 o'clock, the \?tal available .assets ..$ 3.U2.720.M depilatories are harmful and worth- gomery, has returned home, after :rlp taking an hour or an hour and pital. Tunis, where, with the collabo- opportunities that the advertise- spending a few days in Atlanta. Mrs. Abroad Is nlco. but It's no the same, ""Ixed assets ...... ,. « .. ,. 20.624,960:59 less sent In plain, sealed envelope. Thero'a no anither place like "hame." half. Returning, the train will leave ration ol Dr. Nlcholla, he had pre- ments in the newspapers present New truths In next advt. Moore is the president of the Twen- Auld Scotland. I adore ye. «22.037.6S1.53 pared a solution containing living —Harry tiaufler. the picnic grounds at 4:30 o'clock and to your attention. tieth Century club of Montgomery will reach Atlanta at 5:30 or 6 o'clock- experlnoentfl thus far were on too De Miracle Chemical Co., New York and is quite prominent socially. On Total liabilities . .$ 6.071,675.10 Tickets are being furnished free to •enoral surplus ,. 16,266,006.43 whooping cough bacilli, which they account of her health, her vigit to Injected into 122 children Buffering j Sold and recommended by all the members of the kindergarten, Atlanta was quiet and not marked HERMAN C. SHUPTRINE primary and Intermediate departments 522,987,881.03 from the disease, repeating It every Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company by any social functions as would of the Central Presbyterian Sunday two days Thirty-seven per cent, of otherwise have been the case. DOWNINQ INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FOR *** ELECTED IN CHATHAM school, while the adults are paying 25 the children recovered In less than cents each for the round trip tickets. three weeks, whereas under ordinary GIRLS OF LIMITED MEANS Beautify the Complexion Mrs. M. P. Cooledge, Mr. Norman treatment the mildest attack lasted Fall literary course, aptandld miadcBl «O> (Vjoledge e.nd Mrs. Edward K. Van OVER JOHN J. BOUHAN Every family Is expected to provide vantages. Industrial arts and sciences. I IN TEN DAYS picnic lunch basket. CROP IS GREAT, two months. raphy and typewriting* Bummer norm** Winkle have returned from Prince- I>r. Roux, while declaring that the niog June 2. Beat record, artvlaa Nadinola CREAM ton and New York. small a scale to make a definite pro- good home Ufa. High standard of rnbfld *»* Savannah, Ga., June 17.—(Special.) actor. Good railroad facilities. The Unequaled Beauiifier SUPREME COURT OF GA. nouncement, said he believed an effec- For farther information addr«M Mr. Kenyan B." "Zahner In In Athens Herman C. Shuptrine will represent tive «ure was In eight. Chatham county In the general as- DECLARES).]. BROWN J. M. 6HOFNER. Brevton, Ah* USED AKD ENDORSED for the university commencement and BY THOUSANDS " he alumni banquet. sembly to take the place of Colonel Judgments Affirmed. **• I Pleasant A. Stovnll, who resigned be- James v. H ;J., from Early superior Guaranteed to remove irt—Judga Worrm. Rambo ft Wright, for Everybody Cheerful and Condi- tan, freckles, pimples, Mr. Esmond Brady will return > cause he is going to Switzerland ai plaintiff In error. Pops & Denn*tt. contra, Thursday from the University of minister. Alfcrltton et al. T. GltSdene et al.; from Ben tions Much-Better Than liver spots, etc. Extreme 1 leorg'Ia. He has recovered from a The vote In yesterday's primary wag Hill—Judge G«orge. J. R. Walker, Dan R. cases about twenty days, i.-cent Illness. consolidated toclay .and Mr. Shuptrine Jruce, E. K. WHcox, Cor plaintitts In error. a Month Ago. :laygood & Cutta, contra. Rids pores and tissues of impurities* declared the democratic nominee In •a*tor v- John*; from Dodge—Judgo Martin. Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. next Tuesday's election. Mr. Shuptrine Hoberte & Smith, Wooten & Griffin, for plaintiff Two sizes, 50c- and $1.00. By toilet received 2,-US votes. i error. W1. M. Clements. J. A. Neeso, contra. "The corn crop Js the finest I have counters or mail. His opponent, Johh J. Bouhan, Cohen v. Cobon.; rfrom Fulton—Judge Bell. Q. ever seen," said 3. J. Borwn, assistant young- lawyer, received 1,660 votes. Gobsr, Morris Macks, for plaintiff in error. commissioner of agriculture, who has NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY, Party. Wlnn & Vlsanaktt. contra. lust returned from a trtp through Hlgdon v. Williamson et al-; from J*iannin—• Jtidge Morris. A. 3. J. Hall, George F. Qober, south Georgia, where he made a thor- Charles H. Qrtffln. for plaintiff in error. J. Z. ough Inspection of crop conditions. 'William Butt, Ttiomae A. Brown, contra. '*The corn acreage Is as largre JiiiilillHlYiiHiililiU^ arger than in previous years, and I have seen no place where the crop has GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY McCorfl v. McCord; from Brookn—Judge Tharo.- suffered from loss of rain. Our corn THE SOUTHS MOST SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED PREP SCHOOL ;. J. R. Walker, Dan R. Brace, J. I>. Wade, output will be above the average, but ] Tor plaintiff In orror. G. C. Eflmondson. McCall, Collmge Park, Eight Mile* From Atlanta, Georgia Branch & Snow, contra, contra, (Affirmed don't see how the state of Georgia can OGS-blll al exceptions.) produce a full cotton crop. Fills every boor of a boy's life with wholesome mental development, body RJley v. Rayal Arcanum et al,; from Ful- "Throughout the state every one building, moral and social training, and preparation for a man's part in the n—Judge T'ondleto-n- WatSIns & :Latimer. tor seems to be cheerful, and'sangulne and plaintiff In error. Dorscy, Breweter, How-ell world's work. A thoroughly disciplined, modernly appointed, attractive school Heyman, contra, conditions look far better than they for boys and young men—a gentleman's school, limited to about 125 boarding Mills v. Central Of O«orf;la Railway company, did last month when on our trtp pupils, ao grouped, as to give every teacher about 12 Cadets for tutoring ana om E-tfinghain—Judga Sherppard. J. H. thropeh the state we noticed consider- oversight at night Delightful home life—a big happyfamily of successful, cult- Smith, for plaintiff In error. H. W. Johnson, able suffering because of Insufficient contra. ured teachers and pupils. Every sanitary convenience. Electric igbts, steam Wells et al. v. DuBoce, receiver: from Wllhea— rain." hex*- artesian water. Elevation nearly 1,200 feet, no malaria, perfect; health. Judge Walter, "W. A. Slalon, for plaintiffs In error. Bert Table Fare and prettiest School Campu» in the South^ SALE Latham v. Stewart, tax collector, et al.; from rifaie« rggafar Cmne*— Cfattfca^ £nyiheCTfay, Commerdaf, Pulton—Judge Bell. Gober & Jacks Jackson, foi TO BOOST HIGHWAY plaintiff Jn error. Brantley, Jones & Brantley, Member Southern Anociation of Cotttgt* and Preparatory School* contra. Butler «t al. T. Stewart, tax collector; from ELLIJAY WILL GIVE Active V. S. Officer in Charge of Military Department. Fulton—Judge Ellis. Nathan Coplan, for plann- Cloned A by U. S. War Department. tlffa In error. Branttey, Jones & Brantley, contra. MONSTER BARBECUE 9 to 12 O'Clock Ezell v. City of Atlanta: from Pulton (certlfled by court of appeals). Ordinance held unenforce- fm** nH«d to ifailMiJcmunilfa School ntklte b«»l hAmriu. CBLt C.MOlllBl.iJL.fm. able, as applied to Interstate commerce. Llttl( Powell, for plaintiff in error. James I* ElliJay, Ga., June 17-—(Special.)— Mayeon, William D. EJils. Jr.. contra. Morgan v. P'ate; from Glynn (certified by For the purpose of Boosting a great •nourt of appeole.) Law held partly valid am automobile highway from Atlanta to tly invalid. A. D. Gale. H. F. Duirwody, plaintiff 1 nerror. J. H. Thomas, So He it o Vlurphy, N. C.. by way of Jasper, Bill- 750 New Dresses eral. contra. jay and Blue Ridge, a monster barbe- cue will be held at ElliJay on the Wesleyan Fourth of July. This action -was de- MACON, GEORGIA WOMAN RECOVERS FROM termined upon at a large mass meet- Defiibtfal climate. Thorough and ^'Ifntirff j- held here last night, at which tihe course ol ntudT. Music. Art and Oratory of MERCURY POISONING following resolutions were passed: 'Whereas, The citizens of EUlJay thahfeheit order. lUiurtrioua body of abtm- § Crisp, New, Just Thomaavrne, Ga,, June 17.—(Spe- and Gllmer county, being fully alive nae. chain Btudent bod?, ideal home life, otn- cial.)—Mrs- George King-, who two to the great commercial, social and in- denteoremmOTt. excellent faculty, splendid weeks ago took three tablets of bl dustrial advantage^ of good roads; and bonding department andeood athletics. The chloride of mercury containing seven 'Whereas, A mass meeting: of citi- oldest and one of the choicest great coUeaea • Unpacked—All and a. half grains each, has so far re zens assembled for the purpose of giv- Historic College for women in the world. Addreas. DepL at. covered as to be discharged from the ing Impetus to a movement for the C. R. JENKINS, Hospital. At the time the woman tooK establishment of a great automobile For Women Mneon the poison it was thought that 1 highway from Atlanta to Murphy, N. | Latest Styles would be Impossible for her to ge C., via Jasper, Ell t jay and Blue Ridge; over the effects of It, but sha has don* "Resolved, By the citizens In mass so to such an extent that the attend meeting assembled, that we (hold a Ing physician- has pronounced her ou: barbecue on the Fourth of July, 1913, of danger. the object of which will be the inaugu- 1 $7.50 to $10.95 A reconciliation hag been effected ration of said project. with her husband and she left th' "Resolved, That we cordially Invite WHALEBONE TEETH hospital with him. It la said that sbj the citizens of the counties of Pickens attempted to commit suicide last year and Fanni n to co-operate with us to Dresses at Bainbrldge by taking laudanum anc this end. and that we also Invite thQ recovered, so It looks as if she mlgh assistance of the Atlanta Chamber of be something of an Immune when i Commerce and the Murpihy, N. C. Board comes to poisons. of Trade. H Choice 'Resolved. That w« empower the Knights Hold Banquet. chairman of this meeting to appoint suitable committees to look after the Cordele, Ga., June 17.—The Cordele various details of said barbecue and lodge. No. 44, Knights of Pythias, held Invite speakers for thft occasion. their annual banquet last night "Resolved, That we earnestly invite the Suwanee hotel with a large num- On account of the large number of people Price* Until Jane 2Stb all the citizens of the counties along •we have been nnablfl to wait on, we have Full Set of Te«th ...... "ber. of the membership and a gooc the proposed highway to co-operate decided to continue our special otter nntll Gold Crown <22k) ...... Today number of outside friends present, in- with us In every legitimate way look- Jun*e 25th to maJte our EJTBT-trtlek Suction Bridge Work {extra heavy)... - ..... ».., $4.95 cluding several ladies. Speeches w Gold Fillings ...... ing to the success of this enterprise. $lO,B«t or Whalebone Teeth tor $3- lightest made by the officers of the lodge and aad strongest plate known. Can bite corn Beat Silver Filling ...... "Resolved, That, we furnish copies of off tlx» cob. AH work euBranteefl 20 y«ars. Painless Extracting ...... On Sale 9 to 12 O'Clock. others. Reports showed a splendit these resolutions, with request to pub- Increase in members. lish, to The Atlanta Constitution, The Have Impressions token fa ta« morning, get Examination and A dress offering that will appeal to every Atlanta Georgian. The Atlanta. Jour- free. Established—here' to atay. Railroad tare nal. The Cherokee Advance, The Piek- Hourmi 8 to S; Sunday*, O to 4 woman within reach of this store. Smart May Get Hero Medal. ens County Progress, The ElliJay Cou- Eas-fcern ^ akin loss D Ratine, Ldnen, Voile, Lingerie Dresses in Cordele. Ga., June 17.—(Special. rier, EllUay Times, Blue Ridge Sum- 38# PEACHTREE STREET For saving the life of Miss Madeline mit, Blue Ridge Post and Cherokee Entire Swond Floor Ovar Anad* RwtBUmttt white and colors, of natural, tan, Copen, Owen, an attractive young lady (N. C.) Scout. Vienna, when he resrfued her from a "N. M. ELLINGTON, Royal, turquoise and French blues, pink, wetery grave in the Pl*nt river, J coral, grays, lavender; some tailored, some trimmed with lace and wide H- Smith, an employee of the A., B "jf. O. HIPP, & A. railway In the local freight Of ^"Committee." Protect embroidered bands. Every one the flee, will probably be ^rewarded with Yourself* a hero's medal. A representative Ten-Day $10 Tickets to newest model; values $7.50 to $10.95, Mr. Andrew Carnegie has been in th at one price. $4.951 »c$ty several tfays Investigating Mr Wrightsville Beach on Ask for Smith's act of heroism, and It is un Sale Every Thursday. .derstood tthat tte -has reaommend.ee Season tickets on aale f •*'*-' —r OEKJNAI Bf*lamd*» ptaeh «w*t tm tn* thi*- tecatk, foUovrtnjr W«n0p>* triple to EDITED BY* , ffce actnvboard* made It two «traiff*t from tae Vote on Tuesday. Final Vol Vane today. Crackers Cop in Thirteenth Session Dick Jeinisoa Smith's Triple, Bisland's Single EXCELLENT PlAY To Present Attendance Trophy WHIFFS Win for Locals in Thirteenth; At Ponce De Leon Thursday; Pro tee IN TENNIS MEET ON MOTORCYCLE JOfS OONZEL.MAV deserves a -world Conzelman Hurled and Hit Well Barons Will Be Attraction ftf credit for the great ga-me twirled Good Progress Made in Geor- "Tex" in the Money in Every yesterday In the lace of horrible «up port, the big right hand«r never fal- By Dlelc Jemtoon. home with a long; fly to right Gibson gia State Championship. The handsomb silver trophy offered this swap the attendance superiority Event He Participated In tered an Instant. The worse his sup Th« Crackers -were retu ned victori- advancing to third on the out by the Southern league for the largest of the two cities being the question port spot the better he showed in the ous Tuesday afternoon for the second Tommy l*ong- permitted the game to Some Close Matches—Good (paid attendance the opening day of the p Incipally at stake Atlanta must go extra Innings t»y either loafing or season and won by the Crackers, will beat 3 207 paid admissions tomorrow Tuesday—A Fine Crowd pinches and In the thirteenth Inning time during the series though It took misjudging: Haley s easy pop fly drop- be presented at Ponce de Leon park to again surpass the Barons In paid be was pitching better l>all than he thirteen Jnninjrs of mo=t hectic bat ping it Gibson counting- Schedule Today. Thursday afternoon attendance Out. showed 1n the first. It looks like the Wins' to subdue to the isashvIUe aliols Forest More took the mound for the Judgre William M Kavanaug-h presl Three thousajKt two hundred and Craolcers have i ncorked a real find in Vols and he and Conzelman waged a dent of tne Southern leajrue will be In seven admissions on a week day Is a this Hellene, a regular winner " to 6 By IXal Reynolds, Jack Prince pulled his second race \\ Kh the shadows of e\pntlde fast fierce pitchers battle for the rest of Atlanta to attend the ceremonies and good attendance, and It will take some The second day of play in the Geor meet at his motordrome last night, settling upon the ball fleld W alloo the way Conzelman allowing but one to present the cup to the local club effort on the part of the local fans to Short L.ITW! gia tennis tourney brought forth sev- The Birmingham Barons will be the again prove to Slagrvllle that they are though it was the first night meet In Smith poled one of his famous clouts hit in the remaining four Innings, eral good and closely played matches to the score bo~rd in deep center Sell while More did not allow but one un- opposing ol-ub, the Crackers giving not to be mentioned In the same breath its history the opening- program being fell* PRICE S leadership of the Soul**- both in the men s singles and doubles them this choice date as a return of •with Atlanta for three cushions and Bantered home til the fatal thirteenth when the two There was a fair sized, crowd out held Saturdav afternoon em league hurlers was short lived raps referred to aboi e broke up a per- the favor when the Barons gave the If local fans sit back and take things He led b ut for a day the Big Pole with the wfrnlng- tally Wl en Kiting to witness the matches and -when the locals the pennant raising date In Bir- easily believing that any week days Last night s program was an at ton Bisland smashed one at a mile a. fectly good ball game finals are reached there will undoubt- Coveleskle coming: through with a vie Kid Williams, the leading pitcher of mingham attendance will surpass this trey are tractive one and was witnessed by a minute gait past Schwartz edly be a large Catherine of tennis tory yesterday o\er Birmingham scor the Vols will probably hurl the final A good naturedly rivalry prompted likely to be, hugely disappointed crowd that numbered close to the six These two clouts packed the game fans as this Js to be the only tourn thousand mark Several of the events Ing his tenth straight win and his four away In the local looker Vo more game of the series today with Gib son again doing the backstop ping ament stayed here this year were closely contested and the crowd teenth victory of the season with but timely -wallops harve ever been seen The showing made by some of the thrilled with enthusiasm over the three defeats Of the thirty three on the local Held Had they not ar Either Jim Brady or Elliott Dent will be in the points for the Crackers with young men in the matches played so close finishes games th«- Lookou's have won this sea rived at this particular time the Vols far has been both a surprise and a SOUTHERN LEAOUE NATIONAL. ' Tex Richarda had a field day The s nd the Crackers would be battling Dunn behind the plate The Crackers son Covple sot two singles a double - imo before a local audlenct and Hick Dalev if 521100 the lattera has been the main reason nelly s fly In the seventh inning ipst was so bright that Jack Prince had and a t iplc in tour tunes up Moil .512 0 0 netted eight runs. The Pole had his him his game Connelly first man up. trs in his support at crucial moments CaJlahan cf ,. for their being returned winners Mat opponents at his mercy allowing but to cut down the power using only half day hf got A trip If fn five ttmef up was all that made it necessary that Perry 3b , ., 1 1 3 0 went to second on the muff Sweeney thews Jennings Fleet Sims and Hall six scattered hits but errors allowed of Jt throughout the entire perform- whilw y^ b-teidu\ he gut a single « I e go past the regulation nine ses Schwartz Ib ^ 12 0 man are some of the men Atlantans sacrificed Carey then missed, a low- ance double i d a triple in four times up Young- rf . .. Birmingham two runs Chattanooga liner by Titus but the catch would are looking forward to upholding the scored five runs in the first two in The fastest time for a mile made Pretty iseful slugging" that Of cours In the face of poor support the big Lindsay ss . 611 3 2 tennis honors of the future have scored Connelly anyhow during the night was by Texas Rich- the Dodfffrs are winning ex Bro^v n university star nev*_r falter Goalbj 2b .. 511 4 4 n Ing's, when a fusillade of safe dr/vea The fight for the championship In and two home runs over right field Score by innings R, H E ards who encircled the track four td He pitched gilt edged ball at all G bson o .. .. 513 5 2 singles and the opportunity of meet- Boston 000 000 100—I 3 1 times in forty two seconds This ts an "W e "W onder Beck p . .. 30003 fence were secured off Sloan's offer I1 in PS The poor support ne v er mide Ing- the present champion Thornton ings The hitting of Elston featured Plttsburg 000 000 000—0 4 3 average speed of 86 miles an hour, 1 in- weaken for even the sjisrhtest fric rNoyes . . . no-vr seeraa to have narrowed down to which is speeding them trp consider- I> THF •'•TOR* pi Ut.d the otier More p . . Tlie foOT score Batteries—Perdue and Rarlden lion of a second and to him goes tbe three men C Y Smith E V Carter B HAM ab n- b (po *. ti po a ably day wh re in um>ire h t I red Merkle lion s °hare of the credit for the \ 1 CHAT ab r O Toole and Coleman Time 1 40 Um Jr and B M Grant TWarcan 2b 5 O 0 3 0 King cf & 130 pires O Day and Emslle The next meet will be Friday night. the I.T ant" f rst aa kcr on the head Loi > Totals 47 6 10 *36 15 2 40020 Pllck 2b 5 with his n sk w hf i he tried to as These three have had things their Here are the results of Tuesday night a C tnzelmin looks better Pvtrv time own way so far and some good ten- M Bri<3e It 4 0 1 2 1 Coyle Ib 4 2 11 2 sault h m no mM 19 made of what ATLANTA. — ab r . po a. e M Gil y Ib 4 O 1 IClbert d sa 4 -'06 Cabs 4. Phillies O races he p tchc* If" I as ex ell nt control nis will be pulled off when they meet ha.ppeni.cl I t e i la k Hut after his Long" If . 5 1 301 •Mayer c 4116 BlBton rf 400 Chicago July 17 —Chicago shut out Georgia Sircepaialcea. of the ball at ill times i nice change later on ig_the week •roll 3b 3 0 Johnaon If 4 O 2 0 0 fail !*•(. to t< j h -sft i d episode it \VeIt honce cf 5 0 1 0 0 the league leaders 4 to 0 The locals (Heats two miles final five miles) of pat e good speed -with a drop ball Good progress was also made In the Fllam as 3 1 1 « 2, Street c 30161 •wn il 1 i t be SHE siiff If the umps Alpermann 2b . 5 2 0 4 2 1 Thorn n rl 40110 Graff 3b 41012 bunched hits off Brennan and he was First heat Won by Tex Richard?, 1 tt at is as good as any evei shown In men s doubles the entire first round Georgq Renal second Billy Shields, did nut ha\ - to get a new mat>k this ci v Baile> rf . 4 300 Sloan p 4 0 1 0 Ij Covle « p 31122 replaced by Moore who held the locals Smith 3b .. 4 050 and one match In the second being hltless for the remainder of the game third Time 1 25 ( njjyeJman gl P* oioro s^s of bcln-? played The beat match pulled off Totals 3% 2 6 27 10! Total* 37 8 15 27 IS Errors allowed Chicago to score a run Second heat Lock ner first, Swartz, The t-renteat nr- of thi, leading pitchers of tho Bislaad s ,, 4 281 Asler Ib 4 1 0 17 1 0 yesterday was the Smith Draper and Score by innings R, off Moore in the sixth second Graves third Time 1 30 Mil Bl K> \meri L a back n the re eas ie ftp has confidence in his own 0 Sims Fleet In -which the former won Birmingham . Oil 000 000—2 Third heat McNeil, first, Glenn al 1 v in 1 after his wo k Tuesdav i n Chapman 40053 Score by innings R H E cent nterna-tsorial polo inatLhei ia re» Conzelman 5 0 0 0 out by the score of 8 6 and 6 3 ^ Chattanooga 320 020 001—8 Philadelphia . 000 000 000—0 7 3 second Lewis third Luther, fourth ceivlnfe flittering noti es fi om the st it dim? b\ his s ins tindfr Ire the RESULTS Summary—Enors McBride 1 Ellam Time I 30 l im i« s i c to pU beh 1 him in Chlca-go . . 201 001 OOx—4 6 0 pre^s of I n0linl The correspondents Totals 40 7 10 39 19 The results of yesterday s play in 1 Thompson 1 Flick 1 Graff 1 two Motordrome Purse- of the 1 i i 1 >n oapers hall 1 n^ as the th fut Jr \ t bU^s of cnnfidenc base hits Sloan Elberfeld home runs Batteries—Brennan Moore and Kil xHit for Peck In ninth the men s singles are aa follows lifer and Dooin Smith and Bresnahau (Heats three miles, final 4 miles.) ffic-it sst p In plijer e\er surpassing Thoj kno v e 11 sfri k ft ovr there Firftt Round Elston Covalesfcie sacrifice hits f tl e> ire sure t i corfl him e-t *Noije out When v. Inning run waft Time 1 50 Umpires Klem and Orth First heat McNeil first, Shields, tne stars of f r ner v ears is complete Tom \\ llson defeated M A Candler Street EHberfeld stolen base Mayer as TV t. bh o (r^lidow* the Tall pla\ 1 t?nt suj port hfTeaTtti scored second Swartz, third Time 2 Ifl b> default double play Sloan to McGllvray Giants 6, Reda 2 Second heat Lockner, first Luther era of forn e ir*- CJne expert s>d.id P t his pithing v, as n t the only Score by inning* H struck out CoValeskie 7 Sloan 5 bases of him t direct oti riding uid brlc ht feature 1 hroe tl nes he con 'Sashville 00" 010 Of 000 0—6 Second Round Cincinnati June 17—New Tork bat second Glenn third Time, 3 00 J Colquitt defeated \ R Smith by on balls Covaleskie 2 Sloan 1 hit by Third heat Richards first Renal genuine enlh i iasm I think that Dcv "ectpd saffl\ onre to each field ne Atlanta 300 200 010 000 1—7 pitcher by Sloan (Covaleskie) balks ted two Cincinnati pitchers out of the default box In the three first innings of to second Graves third Lewis fourth Ullhurn is tht, gieatost polo placer that of h s pol es dr In,-, in tn o runs Tvi T Summary Two base hits Daley Gib Covaleskie 1 Time, 2. 00 Umpires ei. er plaj ed tht. game * f th it utre Tfcis Ifij? i«rs Imt tliei Mansfield defeated McLarty 62 62 day s grame and won from the locals Time 2 10 3 6 son three base htta I^ong Bailey Fleet defeated Matthews 68 62 Pfennlnger and "Wright 6 to 2 Packard started Ames re Final Richards first Renal sec four t ju^-t is murh In the -we a^ps Smith double plaj Perry to Goalby to a^> tl p othei « 9 7 lieved him and was succeeded by Har ond McNeil third Lockner fourth -i hviart7 innings pitcher by Be k 8 '' Third Round Pels 6, Turtles 4 ter Tesreau pitched effectively as did Time 3 04 2 5 Blnlniid Bust with 6 hits 6 runs struck out b> *l*Hfc. \.f"l IO\ of the f hattanooga T H \\fllfams defeated O W Mc- Memphis Tenn June 17 —New Or both r*romme and Harter Special Match Race. R vi srton Bisland acn i t ei hi self C on/elman 5 tov Beck 4 by More 1 Cart\ 64 60 m migement n g\ Ins? T irl Biseman i i irann r t >11 aiovnd th« sh rt sta bases on balls off Conzelman 1 off leans players fattened their batting Score by Innings R H E Distance two miles Renal first Jimm ( Ulespie hii o itright release Nunnally defeated Abbott hy de averages at the expense of Llebhardt New York 114 000 000—6 14 1 Glenn second Luther third Time to 1 lev*- c ances came his v\a\ Beck o of C More 1 sacrifice hits fault and paj it g ii his sjJ ir for tht ei ieri of tt m hf icce te>d i d some of Smith Bisland Pei r\ "No> es Ixsng today and won from Memphis 6 to 4 Cincinnati . 001 300 000—2 4 1 3 29 1 5 tire seas i it> i of the fairest acts E V Carter Jr defeated G R, Por- Abstelns home run In the last inning Batteries — Tesreau Fromme and tnt groundors tan e on most diffi lilt Daiev "W ->lohoiice stolen bases Cella ter 6 6 2 that ha^ e\ r been brought to our at hops that ,he played IdealU han Ooalbv Bailey passed ball Chap was responsible for three of the Mem Meyers Packard Ames Harter and tention in th annals of baseball It man hit b> pitched ball bj Beck (Al B M Grant defeated J Colquitt 6 3 phis runs Wilson- pitched good ball Clark Time 2 00 Umpires Brennan \Vil'op Sm Hi had an >ther cf 'il^ 6 3 Warm Welcome Awaits Clubs ts a most t_omtnei dabie act and the fint da>s at thud base A strange co permann> wild pitch Conzelman for the visitors and Eason Btock of tl- e (. hattanoosa club ov, n r Me nee were the put outs of the out Time 2 40 Tjmplres Rudderham and Fourth Round Th« box soore V O ab r h pi On Tour Around the World, ers has r sen 100 per cent tn our estl fi>l lors the left fielders and rig t Fifield F A Carter Jr defeated Nunnally •b r h po a Dodsern 8, Cards 1 mation as the res ilt 60 6 > JCyle,rt 402 4 0 O 4 0 '101 lers on ear T side had thieo put Atz 3b 51 3 0 4116 St Louis June 17 —Brooklyn today Says Cubs' Former President 0 its P ich -\\ lie the ml Irlle mp-idow ME1VS DOUBLE* Oiancy r 52212 4001 hit Perrltt hard enough to score eight mrn ad f e ea**h a matter of ele\ ""ii First Round. Hend 4 1 1 ? 0 4020 3 runs while the locals gathered but p stout*? )n tttf outfield on both sides Mansfleld and Smith defeated Wil- Spencer If 4 0 0 0 O 3 0 three McLeon singled twice and dou SOMEOXE ^ 11 be raising the cry AMERICAN. burn and Candler GO 62 M Do 1 2b 41212! Abstain Ib 3 1 1 2 bled once in three attempts while Chicago Tune 17—A warm welcome ehortU Heal tl o*t Lookouts Fl j^arrv hapman got back Into tne Snede r It) 4 0 - 10 1 Shanley 2b 4 0 { e Porter and Matthews defeated Hall \dams c 4 1 2 10 0 •Snell c Smith tripled doubled and singled in in foreign lands awaits the Chicago berfeld has a real bill club In fiatta ^a vie aft r dn absence of tu > \s p-^ks 40162 White Sox and the New York Giants and immecUitelv Injt ctrd sr me pppppr and Crenshaw 86 62 Wilson p 3011 I lebh t p 3 O 0 0 3 four timea at b-at. noOr^a noiv b t be Is going to have an T Browns 7, Yautfa 4 asserted Jam eg A Hart former presi- c\ e better jne Vucording to re it the ft a Ils throw n^ \\ aa ex New York Tune 17 —St. Louis hit \ "W Smith and Draper defeated Totals 37 « 15 27 9 Totals ^3 4 7 27 13 Score by Innings R H B Sims and Fleet 63 86 dent of the Chicago Cubs who returned ports .from < hatt mooi^a a more ex elltnt ti ouRho it the past me and four New "i ork pitchers for twel\ e Score by Innings B, Brooklyn 010 300 400—8 13 2 yesterday from a trip around the world perieri pd batter\ is going to take the -nam a would be st aler was halt d hits aggregated twenty bases and de Colquitt and Clarke defeated Me New Orleans ... 110 002 110—6 St Louis . 000 000 300—3 9 3 traversing- part of the route the globe place of the olleg ans that are now on b\ 1 Is i i pri n aim feated the locals " to 4 Baumgard- Carty and Green 64 61 Memphis . 010 000 003—4 Batterfiea—Perrltt Marbet and Me trotting baseball teams will follow next the 1 h s o^ter A\ th these changes The ("--ackers stabbeci off •> three ner for St Louis also was hit hard Matthews and Grant defeated Scot*, Lea and Roberts Ylngling and Miller winter and Nunnallv b:, default Summary—Two base hits Ward the Kid w 11 stan! i at and will he in lead at the stai t Ton v Long but Hamilton checked the locals "W al- Snedecor Warhop in the eighth and had Hallman and Williams 63 62 nations which already have shown an er "^Velchon e had been re-tired M Grant and Thoi nton defeated Me "Wilson stolen bases McDowell Shan Turn O*er to retire ley Merrltt 2 double plays "Wilson } interest In the sport and especially p^rmann was pinked >n the arm Mia.w Larty and Jennings 62 81 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. In Japan the Philippines \ustralia B H >IOO\F-\ spo t i p editor of 7 eo Bill pickled one dow n thp right Score b> Innings R H E to Snedecor Ward to Shanley to Ab St Louis 200 303 001—7 12 1 Orr and Ramspeck defeated Ho well stein base on balls off Wilson 2 and Prance the Birm ngham ledger Is raving By field Hie foi threi cu niin Lountii" New York 111 000 010—4 11 2 and bcott fa 0 64 \Canila will give a great welcome to na\ of i sou gra.j es answer to the t\o and omlna: horn*1 a m n r> it later struck out, by Liebhardt 5 by Wilson Second Round 8 Time 2 15 Umpires Stockdale and extras— u-t ^.c. the teams said Mr Hart So -w 111 boast^ of the lo il fans and pre^s re on V II >p s long lout to crntei for Batteries Baumgardner Hamilton Mobile 26 606 and \gnew Keatng Fisher Caldw ell Carter ind Middlebrooks defeated Kerin Australia If too many games are not ga di ig tht taptur n^ of the opening Matthews and Grant 6163 Chattanooga played In one city In Japan baseball atte Ian e truph he slurnnglv re Oibson opp led thp third for the Warhop tnci Sweene> Time 2 10 "Lm Montgomery 28 541 5 pire= McGreav> and Connollj IlIXt D DOUBLES ATLANTA 52 2S 533 is confined mostly to the colleges It mai k * tha.t u her a omparlaon of the \ol« \ iti a hit Beck forced h m at Gu/7s Drop Two 10 12 4S4 appeals more to the educated classes rfaiH attendct it. C the two Ktes Is the ke;sf>ne and DaU \ for ed Be k rirst Round Memphis "9 3- 475 Senators O, Naps 1 Partner and Orr defeated Partner Montgomery Ala, June 1" —- Before than the rank and file, however so made Bi m i fe i i s lead UK easil> Callahan ki ked m w. th i single to one of the largest Tveek day crowds Birmingham 12 453 the work there will be educational If Mr M one\ ha an\ m n^^ to back npht that sprt Jud hopping to third "Wasliigton June 17 —\ bat ting ral and Cart< r bv default New Orleans 40 355 1 l\ n t r sixtl inning b\ Washm ton Mi«s M int >n and Thornton defeat that have witnessed a ball game at the rather tharf remunerative There are up a ich i t it* nei t he ran he accom Da\ e stole the ko\stonp and Cla\ton 0 local park this season Montgomery a number of leagues in Paris modated t i in o i it t it he inij,ht Ferr-v w h > alvva s lit like a fiend \\ o fron ( lev eland 6 to 3 The Boost ed Partnci and Ramspeck by default. Soatfa Atlantic ers a club organized to root for took both games of a doubleheader CLUBS— Lort P c The deportment of the players on be iblp t d ,, i[ I ther p it up or aga nst the Cra ke >- poked o it a Today's Schedule 13 745 and off the field will be most impor craw 1 in \ o n i le Mooiiei old boj \\ ash nfctor accompan ed b> a brass from the Mobile club this afternoon clean die co nt rg two men Pla> will be resumed in the men s The score of the first game was 4 to 3 Columbus 22 351 tant as the people in the country to be Atlanta in dri n paid attendance Conzelman sinfclen bind piraded around the field after rig~les this morning at 10 lo The "Washington ha<3 won which -went for 13 innings and the sec 26 469 visited hardly would understand the on a ra n\ da> ^ th the ti 1 enders Sm th opened the t r ike s fourth bv following matches will be plajed quarreling with the umpires and some playing here th in the Barons an Score b> innings R H F \ W Smith \ H J Hall ond game was called at the end of the Charleston 32 373 walking Blsland sacrificed him down first half of the seventh the score Albany 33 295 of the tricks which are regarded here with ideal \\ eatt r the pennant win and Aglei drew fre p transportation Cleveland Oil 100 000—3 9 1 J \ Howe v J Draper as legitimate * Hers n>nt st ng anl a iouble header Washington 200 003 Olx—G 9 1 standing- II to 5 Campbell and Bagby \Cter Chapman had fouled o it to first B M Grant \ winner Mansfield- both pitched good ball in the first game attia tlon Oet f \ our back \foone\ on nlic both b ise runners aoU a need Batteries Mit hell and O Neill Mul Fleet matrh old bo> you re dreaming and both received snappy support In ( onzelman madt an effort to win lya 1m Hughes and Henrj Time 03 C "i Smith v T H TV ill lams the thirteenth Inning Mobile got three Crackers' Daily Hitting >wn ganif bv poktnj, a line drive o\ er Lmpnts DSneen and Ferguson Co n H ol atf f on S tngl es. Vew York ID This Connection hits but Brown was thrown out at the < hi ago 80 R45 Thcsg figures Include tha game wltb Nashville second cattntinj, tvv o men The following matches -will be placed plate when he tried to score from sec Brool Ijn 26 3J1 Tuesday Coalb\ got a single in the A ols fifth Athletics T, \\blte Sox 1 in the consolation singles also at Boston 23 4GO Players G AB P C BV "W \V of passing ho^ev^ \\\ f's 10 lo ond on Stock s clean single to left PittsburK 24 43 Lrihson fanned but Chapman dropped PhiJaclelj liia, June l —Bodies home Montgomery -won the game in the cnir Conzelican 2 a 375 desires to ca.ll tie attentioi of the fans run into the K£t field bleachers saved St I ouis 21 418 Long 61 235 S6J to tomorrow s game at Pon ei which th h rd str ke f calbv gon s dov\ n Jenr ings v D R Black Cincinnati 10 Chicago from a sh it out b> Philadel Martin \ Hall teenth Knaupp opened with a single Wrtohonce 61 24. 322 •will be attendance presentation dav. on the plav H idiierham had i ul d and Donahue likewise sending Knaupp Smith 60 218 311 j hia todas The score was 7 to 1 When the cup w on b the Crackers the batter o it but although Ch ipman t, Nunnally \ Matthews to second Bagrby laid do-w n a bunt American Blsland 43 112 270 1 Haiinian v Scott Bolley 46 167 205 the opening game of the season will throw, got thp man at second Bisland *--coie bv innings R H E which Campbell fielded to first the CLUBS Won Losi P O f\ led to touch him e\ ulentlj. believ ii g Philadelphia 41 12 7*4 Alpermann 61 264 be presented b\ Pi evident K.a\ anaugh C hit L,_O 000 010 000—1 T 1 Thp \ anous other matches which bag being uncovered the ball rollea rk-nt 20 3 250 it TV as a force out Goalb> went tu Philad iphla 010 002 04*—7 13 0 will begin at 2 30 this afternoon -will Cleveland IS 20 Q4-J Birmingham had 3 0 pud adm ssiona to right field and Knaupp scored the ehlngton 10 21 S4j Aglor 35 239 on their pennant i us ns tlav and with third on a passed ball and scored Batteiles—& ott and Schalk Houck "be scheduled at the court The events Chicago Price 4 230 winning- run The second game was 30 27 ,2tt 13 a Double headei Sui el\ Atlanta fana when Mneimann dropped Becks loft«r and Lapp Time 1 42 Umpires in tie mixed doubles will begin play at Boston 26 509 thtnn 188 back of first that should have been featured -by extra base hits Stock Detroit Brady ITS can beat that mark with a single game O Loughlin and Hlldebrand "4 3^ 407 Chapman 7 Ba le\ s ball Conzelman tnen tight "Walker and Sloan all made their St Louis 22 39 ^ Its up to >ou fans All the players who are still in the homers in the fifth vanning- when the ffw York 13 Musser 17 ItO ened up and fanned Dale% and Calla- tournament are expected to be present 250 Robe 20 h in SOX 7. TIGERS 1, locals scored seven runs Its Power TIGEH.S 4, RED SOt 3 when plav begins or their match will FIRST GAME Georgia-Alabama Dale\ s double which Bailev made a be defaulted score sreat trv of but could not quite hold Boston June 7—The Tigers made it CLUBS Lost P C t »» h ef as-et h 3 bean an e\ en split for the day taking the MOB :ft r ft po a Mf^ST ab r h po a Gadnden , 14 622 followed "b\ Callahan s sharp single •Stock ss 71115 Walker of 4 1 I 0 (I tjall is no longer feared b\ the South afternoon game 4 to 3 principally on Opellka 16 556 « ored one for the Vols in the eighth Rater n cf Talladega em league batsmen \s there is no timelv hitting and uncertain work by Metropolitan Tennis 13 614 -jmoke bib. nd tho dell^erv an\ long ^ tlchonce opened the Crackers O Dell 3b "Blwert 3b 5 0 Ann Is* on 20 450 Bedlent Boston took the morning' New iork J j -.Five players Sentell 2b 4012 Sloan rf *> 0 Newnan 447 4r, the bitsman stand up and take the oisrhth b\ beating o it a lit to short, une Clark IT fl O 1 3 Kutina Ib game ** to 4 In the afternoon game won their places in the fourth round O 2 LaGrange 22 405- burl and stroll dov: n to first grirminD but w-as forced at> second bv \lper Paulet Ib 6 0 S 17 0 Breen Ib 211 1 iani Balle\ got a f i ee t cket and the w inning run ^ as forced in by cf the metropolitan lawn tennis cham Schmidt c C 0 3 5 1 JanUen If 4 0 1 Bcdient when Stanage was passed with ISmplre State IVnke 'Km I p. "Wallop sent "V\hitey home with i clean Aionship singles here todav at the "West Brown rt fi 0 1 0 0 Knaupp et 4 1 S I oke to ctnter the bases full and no one o,ut Camp I p Donahue c CLUBS Won iMBt- F r\, Side club TV M Washburn of Har Bagby p 0101 Valdosta 25 12 «7« THE CR-VCIvERS are sadl\ la king First dame Cordelc 500 A ols Tie It vard defeated G \ Dionne 97 64 Jn one respect this season The> need The "Vols tied it up In the ninth ^tore b> innings R H B Totals ^1 3 14x38 17 Totals 45 4 15 3ft 16 ThomaBvlIIs 514 Some •wfde awake coiching on tie lines Boston 309 11° 00*—~" 10 2 Dr EH ing: Taylor lefeated T could get a couple of li^ e put in to bat for Betk and sent Lindsay Time ° 10 I mplres Egan and E\ ans Summary—Errors Robertson 1 Seh home runs Stock Sloan "Walker three 0 son 7r 61 6 " In t 10 first round coachers out there in those boxc- stli Second Onme. tell ] Campbell 1 Walker l Jantzen base hit Stock two base hitg O Dell r^ns up plenty of fuss \\ neii the nien of the doubles R D Little of t ie Sto e hj inn ngs R H L 1 Donahue 1 three base hit Walker D Robertson Knaupp Manning EI get on bases and keeping after the op Detr( t 00" Oil 000—4 10 0 American International team plaj-ed sacrifice Sentell Elwert Jantzen position at xll Umeb w nen the locals wert sacrifice hits Sentell Paulet Boston 01 000 000—" 8 3 v. 1th Hall defeated Church and Dean Knaupp 2 Donahue stolen bases Rob stolen bases Wares Knaupp Gribbens are on tie -Attack The mental pait Dxuss and Stanage Bedient Leonard Matho-v of Princeton 8 10 64 64 ertson 1 O Dell Wares Sloan dou- St lor 25 otm. Ctnctt, Pcabody 4 Co., IM. of the piesent toach ng is O K but a ooable play Hogg to I*aulet left on AMERICAN GOLFERS and Nunamiker Time 2 00 I mpires Ptll ind G F Louchard defeated L ble "plays Donahue to Elwert Sentell bases. Mobile 9 Montgomery 3 base on little moi e pepper infused into the I \ ans and Hart G Mooi e and E M Leask 60 62 to Stock to Paulet Paulet (unassist- Makers of Arrow Shirts }nen on the lines \v oulU help immeas balls Manning 5 Robertson 3 struck urabl> It enlivens the game to be ed) struck out, by Campbell 4 bv out by Manning 3 Robertson 5 hit gin. with and puts the team on its toes Bagby 6 base on balls off Camp by pitched ball Clark Time, 1 40 ARE IN STRONG F( Lawrencevi/Ie 3t Decatur 2 Yale 2, Harvard 0 bell 3 off Bagby 2 hit by pitcher Umpires Hfert and Breitensteln in the second place La\\ rtnceville Ga June 17 —(Spe N. w Haven Conn June 1" —\ al Sentell left on bases Mobile 12 Mont gomery 12 Time 2 44 Umpires Breit- 4Fhe Bail Break New To-k June 1 —\rner can golf cial )—i aw rtnceville defeated Decatur shut o it Harvard 2 to 0 in the first ers w ho are preparing to compete in here ^aturdav 3 to 2 in a ten inning g-amc of the series between the rival ensteln and Hart CL^-RIv GIUfr FITH S Washington contest Decatur plaj ed good ball and univei Hits ef011, t immeucemtnt SFCOND GAME the British open golf championship be Tl e bot score - Senators are keeping in the race de ginning- Thursday at Hojlak 1 ave ha 1 the gamo \ on in the sixth inning Liovvd of 0 000 persons todav Thei c but in I awrencev Ille s half of the MOB ab r b po a | ^IO\T ab r h po a BLOOD DISEASES spite the numerous injuries and ail were no re 1 enlivening- featutes unttl 3 2 2 2 O Walker c Motor Races made an evcellent showing on the one 2 1 4 O incuts that have befallen the members eighth with one on fii st Oaks Law the ninth inning- when Middlebrouk D Rob n cf A 1 1 20 \\ares «b or two o casions that the> have ap reiicev ile s fast shortstop lined one 4 1 ,1 2 0 of the team since the start of the sea peared sinte their arrival In England \aleb certcrfielder made a sensational O Doll 3b 1 0 Elwert 3b 4 121 TELLS ITS OWN STORY over the right field fence for a homer Sentell 2b 1 .! Sloan rf 3 1220 PtmpleB upotM oa th« akin, car* throat, swollen SOU No less than eight of the regu according to reports just receiv ni here eaten of Captain \v inmates hard dri e "0000 Kntlna Ib 4 tj ing" the store The home boys broke ant. threvv^ tc second catching Hitch Clark II 3160 toofllls* boae pmlua. catarrh dalleA e?e» «tid hftfi- Tonight 8:15 ijtr placers have been out of the game John J McDermott the national ui the game In the last of the tenth Paulet ib Jontzen If 3 J 1 -' 0 gara look. Not only does tba victim at blood cot, c 01 a double plav That play end Schmidt c Knaupp ss 1 at odd times since the season started, open title holder has been In especial bv scoring the winning run It was 2 disease Buffer physical weakening and raeatal and It is only today that the full quota H good form pla> inpf w ith Tom MX ed the game Hogg rf 3 O O 1 0 Orlbbena c 31120 depranlon but has the tormenting humiliation ot the pi ettlest game played here this W Rob D p 3 0 O 1 2 Maonlnfe p 3 1 2 0 2 knowing that the malady cannot be concealed from Q-g regulars will be presented for the Namara, the Metropolitan op*>n cham be ifc,on Kelley for Lavvrenceville Both teams left f-or Cambridge to the eyes of frlendfl Blood disease! attorn all UIs- flrSt time in se\en weeks Lnder pion aa a partner He was arraved pitched a nice game giving up only six night where the second game will te Totals 27 3 8 IS 4 Totals 29 H 12 21 8 eattes ehould have treatment the moment any of BASEBALL &ucfc a handicap the snowing of the against b H 1- rey and Michael J plajed tomoriow |t« symptoms arc manifest V,rlta to Dr Brown hits Martin foi Decatur gave up Score b> inni ngs R 055 Arch St. Philadelphia. Specialist on Blood Senators «r indeed, remarkable They Brady in a four ball match o\cr tht ele\en hits Poc for Lawrence ville •fecore R H i- Mobile 300 100 1 —5 tXseasw or send for bottle of TOD A r—— Snaht to start a winning streak like Mid Surrey links The \meriean chain caught jam up ball Batteries, for De Yale .> S 2 Montgomery 101 270 *—ll the one they pulled last season with plon s work has brought forth con Harvard Q 9 0 BROWN'S BLOOD TREATMENT, $2 Nashville vs. Atlanta - catur, Martin and Smith Lawrence- cgi«ii""j2*i .unrnr.di''- /SPAPLM French Aviator Travels \ Given Swiss+Pbst i WASHI At an Average Speed FOUR M MISTODEDMEAIS sp, LOOK-IN, MAKES 2-MILE MARK Of 111 Miles an Hour BARKED FROM CLUB tlUBtt TO SEIZURE Remmes, France, Jtrae 17.—Maurice YANCEY'S FAMILY Pous-hkeerwle. N. Y-, JUJM 17. —Th e Prevost. a French aviator, today made "Waycross, Ga., June 17. — (Specl&L) — Radical Extension of the Food Speaking at Virginia University, Following yesterday's protest by four-oared rowing record for two miles a tUffb-t al an average apeed of 111 1-2 and Drags Act Is An- ' Democratic Leader Pleads miles an hour. Prevost's average was Thomasvllle, W-aycrose waa notified Generous Response Is Made was, brofcen this afternoon by Co&$b that Morrison, Klupp, Alpermann and nounced. for Conservatism. Oon:bear"s •Washington varsity crew In calculated on a flight of 801-2 miles Bitting must not apepar on the field. to Appeal to ipare for Loved tlje time trials of the crews which a-rs around «t circular course 61-3 miles Preslden t Grox> ver noti fled Umpire In circumference on the aerodrome McLaughlin that O'Brien and Hawkins to compete Saturday over the Poufrh- here. His speed of HI 1-2 miles an Ones of Man Who Died at Washington, June 17.—Probably the Charlottesville, Va,, June 17.—A plea 1 only -were eligible to play today. This freepsie course for the Intercollegiate hour beats the record made "by Ved- most radical and far-reaching exten- for conservatism in politics, a "stop, ruling from the president has left the championship. The Washington four rines of 108 1-8 miles an hour In a Post of Duty. sion of the food and drugs act since oo-k, listen" policy to guard against locals somewhat crippled but changes made the distance In 9:58, three sec- closed circuit at Chicago on September will come at once. ts enactment was made today when hasty adoption of Ill-considered pro;- onds faster than th record made by 9, 1912- Secretaries Houston, McAdoo and Bed- Dosals." as the keynote of an address Atlanta Is responding nobly to the Cornell in 1109. Held, charged with enforcing this on "The Tendency of Our Times," de- 7>ave Tancey tund. Already more statute, ruled that meat and meat livered at the University of Virginia than |300 has been raised, and the products in interstate or foreign com- today by Representative Oscar W- Un- Where They Play Todaj amount is expected to swell t£> $600 derwood, of Alabama, democratic lead- - SOUTH ATLANTIC merce which hitherto have been ex- within a short while. Contributions er of the house of representatives. It EMPIRE STATE LEAGUE empted from the provisions of the are pouring in from all parts o* the was a notable occasion at Charlottes- Southern pure food law, may be seized it mis- city, ville, with many of those who have Cordele 2, Brunntvlclt 1. Indians 3, Foxes 2. fffuthvllle In Atlanta. Ponce de Leon. branded or adulterated. Beginning at gone forth from the university In ttvo ailed at 3:45 o'clock. A surprising sum waa raised by the Brunswick, Ga., June 17.—Walker Savannah, Ga., June 17.—Savannah once manufacturers of meat foods will past, reassembled to pay tribute to Chattanooga in Blrmlnslmm. police and detective departments. Pri- and Wilder fought out a beautiful snatched a ten-Inning game from Co- Mobile tn Montgomery. be required to comply strictly with their alma mater. Mr. Underwood Is vate citizens, court and jail attaches pitchers' battle this afternoon, the lumbus here today, 3 to 2, Mayer's the food and drugs act as well as with president of the alumni and his son visiting twirler getting a shade the Ing-le scoring Handiboe, with one float b A t la D tic and even the "errand ;jury donated their was among the graduates. Charleston In Jacksonville, HON. HE-EASANT A. STOVALL. :he meat inspection law. better of It, and Cordele winning over own. In. the final inning. Eidson, a share. Each of the three newspapers Thte action was taken on the Mr. Underwood preached the doctrln* Albany in Mac on. Editor of tbe Savannah Press, who ct the political uplift. "There are mans' Brunswick by a score of 2 to 1. Both ollege recruit, twirled for the locals, Columbus in SarannalK contributed $25. Fifty dollars was strength of an opinion by Attorney heavers were In excellent form and has been nominated minister to changes," he said, "taking place to- lolumbus scored both Its runs In the sent from the sheriff's office, but tne General McReynolds. The three secre- tolls were scarce. Shortstop Mullen, Switzerland by President Wilson. day In the political, economic and In- rst, when eaL-h of the flrst six m>n largest amount was donated by the su- taries revoked a reg-ulatlon adopted in of Brunswick, was severely Injured Boston in FHte&urg. October, 1906, only' tour months after dustrial development of the nation. To perior court lawyers, who gave J102. by Brezler when he was spiked in the ip reached first base, three on passes. New York Jn Cincinnati. the passage of the pure ,food law, the man lost In the maze of his own first inning. no hit by pitcher, one on a scratch- Philadelphia tn Chicago. Family Ncedn Help. which had prevented the department business, who has not the time or de- Brooklyn tn St. Louie. Score by innings: R. H. B. It and one on an error. Glebel A struggling mother and eight young of agriculture, according to a state- sire to climb to the heights above his ^ Cordele 100 100 000—2 6 3 egged the first two out at second. American children are placing their hope In the SMALL NOMINATED ment today by Secretary Houston, own personal desires and ambitions, 'from prosecution against manufactur- the way seems dangerous and the on- Brunswick 000 OOQ 100—l 4 2 After the first rthe recruit twirled Clevelnnd In Washington. Atlanta spirit. All of the youngsters ers of meat foods under the pure food ward march beset with perils. But Batteries—Walker and Moran; "Wil- reat ^^,\\. Armstrong featured with Chicago In Philadelphia. are under 16 years of age. All are de- der and Eulaanka. Umpire, Carter. St. Ixmifl In New York. law, or ordering seizures or prosecu- the man who 'a not tied down by the he bat and field, getting four hits and pendent upon the generosity of a com- sacrifice fly out of five trips to the Detroit In Boston. FOR THE SWISS POST tion for misbranding or adulteration of personal equation is able to realize Valdoerta 3, America* 1. late. munity. domestic meats." that the line of march leads to the Kmplr« Stat* Secretary Houston said he could not Amerlcus, Ga,, June 17.—Amerlcus A city-wide plea has been sent out progress of mankind and uplift of Valdosta In Americas. understand why meat and meat prod- society." lost to Valdosta this afternoon in a Score by innings: R. H. E. Thomasrille In Waycross. from the little home on Jonesboro road, 'resident Sends Name of Savan- Columbus . . . .200 000 000 0—E B 3 Cordele Jo Brunswick. ucts were not food In the sense of the Mr. Underood said the adoption ot well played geme, the score resulting" the home which the victim had scarce- nah Editor to the Senate. food and dr-ug act, or why his depart- a to 1. Sellers, for the visitors, kept avannah , . . .002 000 000 1—3 11 2 two amendments to the constitution Georffla-Alabama League. ly begun to pay for. With absolute- ment could not seize bad, adulterated within the past year, one affecting tna hits wen scattered. Pucich, the new Batteries—MoCormack and Krebs; ly no means of support and no visi- Page for Italy. or mlsbranded meat, once it had en- twirler for Americus, held the Val- Xewnan In Talladega. political machinery of the government Eidson and Giebel. Time 1:37. Um- Annlston In Opelika. ble prospect for the future, they have tered interstate commerce. and the other ehianglng the fiscal pol-- <3 os tana down well after the third in- Cadsdea in La Grange. Therefore, he had sought the advice ires, L/eaj- and Barr. ^ been deprived of their only source of Icy of the nation, clearly demonstrated ning. Nothing doing for them there- Washington, June 17.—President of the attorney general. f after. The contest was closely waged Came*. livelihood. Wilson today made the following "Under the meat Inspection law," that, there Is a strong sentiment In th* country to brea-k. away from the fixed . throughout, both teams playtng excel- GuUs 5, Scouts 3. Harvard, In Cambridge. They have a small farm, which was nominatons: the secretary said, "meat inspectors standards that have controlled the gov- lent ball, the result putting the teams Jacksonville, Fla., June 17.—Eldridge the pride of the heart of* the father Ambassador to Italy, Thomas Nelson have absolutely no power to seize meat even, with tomorrow's same to de^ utpltched Horton today and the or meat food products that have be- ernment in the past and that an on- who was slain. It will fall far short 'age, of Virginia. ward movement Is leading to the ad- cide the series. harleston Seagulls had no great trou- come bad or have toeen adulterated of sustaining the large family. Be- Minister to Switzerland, Pleasant A. after they have left a federally in- justment of national life to new con- Score by innings: R. H. E. le In defeating the Wilderltes. The Americus 000 000 100—1 S 4 GEORGIA-ALABAMA yond !t, they have absolutely nothing Stovall, of Georgia^, spected establishment. The only rem- dition sand progressive Ideals. VaJdosta 102 000 000—3 8 2 Champions made a 'game rally in the from which to gain a living-. Register of the land office at Mont- edy possible under the meat act Is to "No man," he added, "la so bold as ighth round and put three runs over Batteries—-Fueleh and Manchester; Unless money is raised to pay the 'omery. Ala., Cato D. Glover. proceed criminally against any. one to declare that the recent constitu- ie plate, hut were unable to tie the selling bad meat, but even In this tional changes are not In the Interest Sellers and Pierre. liaGranffe 9, Gacteden 3. Pleasant A. Stovall, nominated for core. Cruise, tjie fast left fielder of monthly Installments due on the home event bad meat cannot be seized nor of better govern men t for the whole *** LaGrange, Ga,, June 17. — (Special.) — minister to Switzerland, is editor of he Jacksonville club, made hla first and property on which the Tancey its sale prevented. people and that they have not eqeul- Thomas ville 3, Way crow 3. ppearance in the gamo, since he vi LaGran?re won from Gadsden with The Savannah, Ga.. Press and Is one of Waycross, Ga.. JUIIQ 17.—Manager family are living, they will even be de- "With tlie regulation pf 1906 revoked, ized and strengthened our fiscal sys- • njured In Columbus on the first trip ease today. Several sensational playa he leading democrats of the state the department can seize and prevent tern. Dudley broke up a beautiful pitchers* f the Jacksonville club. Score: by LaGrange players and heavy-hit- prived of It. In a creditable endeavor battle in the thirteenth inning today Atlanta began Tuesday to raise fund: Mr. Stovall has frequently represented the sale of bad and adulterated meat, "What may be regarded as radical ting of the whole team were the fea- ^e it has crossed the state line and today may be the Inner citadel of con1- "' by a home run over the left field Score by Innings: to purchase the home and to take care Savannah tn the Georgia legislature tures. Costly errors by Gadsden play- remains in interstate commerce. Tn servatlsm tomorrow. The danger that" fence. The game went to Thonmsville Charleston . .100 021 100- of the widow and children. Ha is identified with the "progressive* ers helped to lose the game for the case? spoiled meat again reaches a fed- confronts us In the onward march of by a score of 3 to 2. Murphy hit for acksonville .. 000 000 030- Subscriptions to the Fund. wing of the democracy and was a Ironworker ;. There was big attet.d- erally inspected establishment It comss. the nation comes from the h-asty adon-1 a. home run In the first with one on, ance at the game. The following: are subscriptions up strong supporter of President Wilson and until the thirteenth Thomasville Batteries: Eldridsre and Menefee; to Tuesday: of course, under the Jurisdiction of tion of 111 considered proposals, som^- Score by innings: n the e^convention. the meat inspection law and can be times coming from honest but Ill-ad'- was held scoreless. O'Brien, a new Horton and Smith. Time, 1:45. Um- LaGrangre 401 002 002 — 9 Deputy Yancey's family: Supe- f pitcher, pitched a remarkably good ire, 1'encier. rior court lawyers, ?102; Atlanta Geor- Mr. Stovall is a native of Augusta. destroyed as heretofore has ben done- vised advocates of real progress and * Gadsden game, getting out of several close 000 200 001—, 3 gian, $25; Atlanta Journal, $25; Atlan- fa., and was a schoolmate oE Presi- Under the new decision the govern- as often coming- from the cunning hire- Batteries — Sch uessler and McGhee; places. In the thirteenth Waycross ta Constitution, $25; Sheriff's office, dent Wilson when the latter's father ment can control meat foods from th-3 lings of reactionary Interests who Peaches 8r Babies 6. King and Jorda. ftlled the bases with only one out end $50; grand Jury, $49; S. B. Turman, $25; was pastor of an Augusta church. hoof to the retailer, subject only to would under the name of progress was unable to put one across, "Wag- Macon. Ga., June 17.—With the bases Red Cross hospital, $10; Shone Bros., the limitations of the power of the start a false movement to mislead and Opelika 7, Annlston 6. neon's fielding- in left was a feature. ull in the fifth Inning today the score $10; E. E. Stephens, $B; "Walter L. Cow- federal government in Interstate com- confuse In the hope that they may de- i to 4 and no outs, Martin replaced Score, by innings: R. H. E. (Thomasv... 200 000 000 .000 1—3 8 3 an, $5; Frank L. Harralson, $5; Harry lay the dey when special privilege^.- 'haekham- Colby, first to face the new BONDS OF TENNESSEE rce. "Waycross.. Oil 000 000 000 0—2 8 1 -100 020 021 — 6 11 S Liatham, $5; Newt Garner, $5; John W. 'The department Is empowered to re- shall be divorced from our economic >Hcher, got a single to right field, Opelika 003 200 20x — 7 11 3 Batteries—Day and Dudley. O'Brien Moore, $5; Alex E. .Marcus, $5; J. T. DIFFICULT TO SELL quire all manufactured meat prod- and governmental system. "We should .coring two runs. After that Martin Batteries — Young and Sheppard Golden, $5; M. Fordon, $3; F. F. Smith, ucts to conform fully to its labelling move forward with conservatism that and Shuman. Time 2:20. Empire, Mc- was invincible. Macon tied the game Williams, Randolph a-nd Allen. $1; O. L. Sweeney, $1; Dan Marbut, $1; regulation and can enforce Its penal- wil lavoid a reaction In public sentl'-' n the sixth inning when Voss hit a NashvjJJe, Tenn., June 17.—The Ten- D. Goodlin, $1; S. S. Sellg, Jr., $2; J, ties, prosecutions and seizures Cor mis- men t and abandon a radical onrush ome run, scoring Nixon ahead of him. nessee funding board this afternoon IVeTrmm 7, TalladeRa 2'. Simmon, $1; W. R. Fullerton, $1; Na- that may lead to disaster or Two more counters in the eighth gave branding and adulteration." Tatladeg-a, Ala., June 17. — (Special.) onal Pencil company, $2; Joe Stelker, rejected the few bids received on the delay the accomplishment of a good rttf- Lookouts Buy Catcher. he locals thnir second \'ictor>- of the Numerous errors on part of Indiana roposed Issue of eleven and a half sult." week over Albany by 8 to 6. Mc- 0 cents; Seagrit Poole, $5; Fred Ste- Chattanooga, Term.. June 17.—Man- lost the game to Newnan, 7 to 2, Mr. Underwood paid tribute to tha ktanus was not hit safel3w until the fifth lienson. $1; Frank "Wynne, $1; Guy million dollars of refunding- bonus, glv- MRS. CATT BEING URGED ager Elberfeld announced tonight the Score by Innings: R. precepts and teachings of Thomas Jef- nnlng, when his opponents found him -indsey, $1; A. W. Piper, $1; J. w. Say ng as a ground that the act provided purchase of Catcher Fitzgerald from or four hits and as many runs. Newnaai , ...... 101 000 122 — 7 2; Walker Dunson, $5; Walker Knight, 'or the sale of all the bonds, not sim- TO KEEP PRESIDENCY ferson, the founder of the University of - Talladega...... 001 100 000 — 2 Providence. He will replace Breaux, 5; D. Zahon, $5; HIrschberg company, >ly a part of them. Virginia, as a "lamp unto the feet and th*- New Orleans krid, who has been Score 'by inning's: Batteries — Robinson and Rice; Can- 5; Guarantee Clothing company, $1; Bridapestunaay Kas.,, -jJun «i**es 17.—Mrs*• • • —•—. Carri—-> e a light unto the path." ~ H. E- The funding board o>pened bids today sold to the Brunswick club of the Em- Macon 000 042 20x — 8 10 tier and Breckenrldge. tartman, $1; Morrla Macks, $2; S. .C Chapman Catt, of New York, president pire titata league. Charlie Moran, for- \lbany 000 112 000 — 6 12 Jrane, $2; C. F. Huhen, $2; J. L. Coa- at noon, a second time, on the eleven of the International Suffrace Alliance, mer local catcher, ia managing; that •len, $2; J. T, Davis, $5; B. F. Mitchell .nd half million of refunding bonds. was presented today with an address 900 TELEPHONE GIRLS club. Batteries — T haekham, Martin and Talbotton 5, Woodland 4. 5; Ij. F. Dreyfus, $2; city clerk's of- The aggregate of the bids was for signed by the delegates of all the Reynolds : MdMan'us and Wells. Time countries represented at the congress STRIKE AT ST. Z,OI//St Woodland, Ga., June 17.— (Special.)— ice. $6. >nly $1,565,000 of the total Issue. :4S. Trnplre, Moran. Schoen Brothers, $10; J. M. Suttles, begging her to reconsider 'her inten- In an interesting and exciting game The bids ranged from 87.43 to par St .L-oula, June 17.—Girl telephone Japs Beaten. of baseball hetween Talbotton and 5; J. T. Golden, $5; W. M. Hunter, $1; tion to resign the presidency. The H. W. Brown, $1; Mrs. A. T, Hail, $1; The proposed Issue 19 of forty year, whole meeting stood while the address operators in the employment of the • Nagoya, Japan, June IT.—The base- Woodland, on the grounds of the lat- 4 per cent bonds, and was authorized Southwestern Telephone (Bell) com- ter, Talbotton won, 6 to 4. JJelther G. A. Ooursey, $5; T. A. Burdette, ?5; was read. ball team representing Leland Stan- A. J. Creel, $1; Hendrix & Silverman, . fund the entire state debt, which Mrs Catt warmly thanked the dele- pany struck this morning when offi- ford. Jr.. university today defeated OTHER RESULTS side scored until the seventh inning 'alls-'dire this year; about $9,800,00( 52.50; M. Rich & Brothers Co., $10: gates. She said she believed the presl- cials of the company refused to nego- K>ir> university. Douglas- had the "Woodland batters July 1 and about Jl,600,000 October 1 tiate with the operators' union. • completely at his mercy. But for a 'lennie Miner, $10; Arnold Broyles, $10; deftit should serve only one term. In- Score-: R. H. E An Issue of short-term notes to takf James NVjonan, vice president of the- wild throw by Graham, with the bases John H- Owen, S5; G. H. Broadnax, ?5; ternational jealousies, especially con- Stanford 4 S 1 American care of the old bonds till the mone> International Brotherhood of BlectrN. full, he would have handed Woodland T. Stanley, $5; J. L. Polndexter, $5; tinental dislike of Great Britain, ren- Keio 0 Columbus 5, Milwaukee 2. market Improves has been proposed cal workers, said 900 girls were out" St. Paul 4. Toledo 1. a "goose egg." Douglas gave up three R. B. Deavours. $5; J. W. Chambers, der It difficulty 1(0 elect a president )ut this requires further legislative from any European country. Officials of the company said that Minneapolis 10. Indianapolis 9. hits, struck out' ten, walked one. The S5; W. I* Haygood. $5; Max Kutz, $5] action. For this the governor desires Ixralaville t>. Kansas City 1. B. Bernard. $5; Harry Latham, $5: The congress decided that only one less than 50 per cent of the girls other features of the game were the .o call an extra session, but the oppo- SPARAGUS PAYS BIG batting- of "Dude Graham" and Splvey's Coog-ler, $2; J. M. Suttles, $5 representative of the American Wom- quit work. SVRE annual crops. Bears 30 years. Cotton States League. sition faction which has k-ept the ses- In May a few men were discharged sensational fielding. W. M. Hunter, $1; Dr. O. H. Snyder, $1; sion alive desires that the action be an's Republic should be added as a A Ureat denwnuncan, 25c; W. J. Buchannan to , Philippines was continued in a 'de- $1.00; W. P. Reed, 50c; E. F. Davis, 50c ay ed dispatch from Brigadier Gen- R. Ale wine, SOc; D. S. Moncrief, 2Bc 3. eral Pershln^. of the American troops, A. U Poole, SOc; W. T. Allon, 50c: A- 1 College reneral Fershlng says, probably will BlackKtone, lOc; J. L. Gordon. lOc: W A. Garrett, 25c; J. D. Wilson, 50c; E. I lorado end outlawry in Jolo for some time. 'entley. 20c: T. H. King-lit, SOc; K--H The last crater stronghold was cap- Wade, SOc; C. H. Bailey, SOc; J. C. Sim ture. The feature of the J. B. Hewell, $1.00; T- L. Bayne, 25c: first game was the pitching- of Wil- HAITI PORT SCOURGED G. X. Bullock, 25c; F. A. Newport, 2Sc; liamson, who pitched winning ball. H. W. Douglas, lOc; J. M. Colley, 25c; BY BUBONIC PLAGUE T. B. Pearson, 25c; TV. C, Wilbanka, The Frisco takes the short cut to Colorado. It is 25C; R. Brown, 25c; J. 1 Cobb's Hitting. Port au Prince, Haiti, June 17.—An Scott, 25c; .T. A. Rivers. 25c; the direct road, and the high road—for it goes up BIRMINGHAM point* Tuesday epidemic of bubonic plag-ue has broken D. Turner. 25c; F. H. Womack, lOc; J.' rnlv Rot 'two hit out at tbe seaport of Jacmel. thirty \V. Gossett, 25c; F. J. Quattlebaum j over the Ozarks, and cools you off on the way. miles from here. Numerous cases al- \\". H. Swords, 10c; A. D. Luck,.! Placer. ready have- resulted fatally. Jacomel '*5c" C H Bra "•£ C T \\* T ~ an ' i " ""••1" 1 • 1 J h is bet^ri isolated fr«m the rest of the p. v. Wst. f,oc; R A Wke ; aw, »5c | Soon after crossing the Mississippi the Frisco train begins to climb, and c Lntry by u cordon of troops, ana 3 r , * g-o\ernment Is taking energetic «>s to prevent . propagation of the oib^vr^o^cems/^c^'c^mp.^as! cjuickly gets you up where it is cool. This cool, comfortable night's sleep . Vase. centscher. . 5,T0 ccents. Baker; J. 5C0. CGarnerents; ,s. B. Bei- j makes gt as a fi^le and immeasurably shortens your trip to Colorado. ,^ashins;ton. June 17.—Surgoon Gen- H. Boggus. 50 cents; W. P. Whihitleyt . 25 I * eral Blue, of the public health service, cents; S. G. McWIlllams. 50 cents; "ser- has taken steps to set up the usual geant W. H. Tul-ner. 25 "cents; W. H. You Are the Pilot— seven-day quarantine against the bu- Gantt. 25 cents; George Harper, $t; E. • bo n (c pi-ague epidemic in Haiti. Out- J. Pate, 25 cents; H. H. Clark. 25 cents; Thru Sleepers to Colorado side of Haiti the plague situation in H. E. King, 25 cents; A. C. Kerlin. 25 the West Indies Is better now than It cents; E. O. Eddleman, 25 cents; H. C. has been for many months. 1C the Hamilton. 25 cents; J. D. Dorsett, 25 The route via Memphis and Kansas City is the high-road from the Southeast to Colorado. Xo one but yourself can steer your>clf government of Haiti were to asli the cents; Sergeant J. W. Whatley, 25 "Tinted States for assistanco. public cents; Joe White, $1; A. J. Holcombe. It is the route of least time and greatest comfort into right channels. We can only advise you health service experts probably would 25 cents; F. O- Hannali, 50 cents: G. C. be sent there. Nealy— . $1; G. T. Cornett, 50 cents; T-.,. J. ',The Kansas Citv-Florida Special is equipped for the comfort of now and then. Today we say a 3-line ad 3 £«- i5-n or GnM 1?.rranrne2s! i It^^haTs^did elecS?li|hted Pull^fsi thru from Jacksonville Atianta, Btrmn Houston School Census. 1: t d 8J u times in the Situations Wanted column of Terry, ' Ga., June 17.—{Special.) — 1 / SJE'W i «SrS: 15; i and Memphis to Kansas City, Denver and Colorado Springs. No change.of can The school census enumerators have ,h. so cents; E. A. c<,ker, $1; w. V tidewater to Rockies. Also carries modern^lectnc lighted chair cars, and dining can The Constitution's Classified will help you made their returns to School Commis- Harrperp . $1; J. H. Black, $1; B. F. Gil- • « - •«4 ITT i ' ^r - sioner F. M. Greene. The total of all lespie. $1; Jack Wineate, ?1; T. O. serving famous I red Harvey meals. - , help yourself. And it costs but 15 school children between the ages of f Sturdivant. SI; J. H. Davis, Jr.. $1; W. ,'SPAPERf WOMAN HAD PLANNED NEW COUNTIES BRING RED MEN OF GEORGIA TOJtl_PHYSICIAN TAX VALUE INCREASE GATe AT COLUMBUS Something Dreadful Is About to Eleven Million Added by Eleven Elaborate Preparations Made for Happen, Wrote Mrs. Whis- New Counties Authorized Entertainment of Grand Coun- nant to Her Mother, in Nine Years. cil, Which Convenes Today. HARVESTS ARE Savp«nnah, Ga. June 17 —That Mrs Whatever objection may be raised ts Columbus, Ga, June 17—(Special ) Elaborate preparations have been Katie Whisnant. the joung widow who the creatlcn of neiv counties as a gen- eral proposition. It Is shown bv th^ completed for entertaining Georgia killed herself late } esterday afternoon Red Men, who will attend the thirty- after she had shot to df-ath Dr. Guy O records of the comptroller general's jf ftce that tne creation of each new coun- fourth annual gathering of the great Brinkley In his private office here, had ty in Georg-ia has been followed by a council, which will begin here tomor- determined befure she left her hc^ rapid Increase In tax values In the ter- row and last through Thursday The to kill the physician, is indicated in a ritorv absorbed b> the new county. entertainment plans have been per- THERE WILL BE PLENTY OF GOLD fected by committees of members from note Mrs, Whisnant addressed to her The new counties of Tilt, Turner. the three local tribes of Red Men, Jtha mother, which was found in her bed- Gradj, Jenkins and others are splen- memberships of which aggregate sev- room to<3a> did examples of th's fact in some in- eral hundred. The general entertain- In this no to Mrs Whisnant stated itanoob the tax values have m ire than ment committee is headed by Hon. L. that 'something d-c-adful • was, about doubled within a period of five years H. ChappeU, mayor of Columbus. to happen <*nd she besought h or less Among the entertainment features mothers for^Ueness for her act. The A conservative tstima,te is that the v. ill be a trolley ride over the city unused portion of the box of cartridges eJeven new counties created n G^u- and suburbs tomorrow afternoon and with whi h Mrs \Vhliinant loa/led the #ia in the last nine > ears ha\ e added a steamboat trip on tb.e Chattahoochee revoU ("i she u^ed In the tragedy also 331 000 000 to t ixable \ a^e* iXe Mettei, in the western end of will be large idea of the intention a of Mrs Whis- Bulloch. the seat of the new county, The great council will be one of nant when s>he went to the ph>sicld.n s '•s put forward as a splendid example nine contentions for 1913 that will of the possibilities In this direction We are tired of his pessimism. office « Ith her l have been held In Columbus by tha Tl fumi«il of Dr lirinklev will be "When g"o(-d roads arc ronstru tnd end of the > ear. "holt! ir -mff->Id ^ a . th« body leaving throughout the 561 square m'lt-« which rere fh s itternoon The bo 3 \ of M \\ hi an .ant w as taken this rnoining to t their own count\ grovern- PENSION MONEY READY, Why fight the Administration, when he rivl\ rf.nfa JUT. 1" Sc\ erj.1 sol- dent th it the taxibl* \ilups of this Wilkinson within a few days and col- r(Uoi-> fan be doubled within the lect the sum due them, the money will riots ^J. tirlpai I 111 by strikers anil next five \ ears be refunded to the state treasury and country can't supply the West and South with non Mi Iki i ^ i J in ' <>nf lir-tn betw een theli names stricken off the pension stiikei^ in v% ei «* ma Mr* E istwood s paper on * I^aws ministration will run all the gold to Europe though the situation at Milan his be- that Club the Press," was one of the f urn* a- ut" Tht JLUthorltu*3 bi-litv e features of toda> s program at the 28th the> R] e in a position to cope with the annual convention of the National Press KODMKS situation Association of North America "Tha Best Finishing and Enlari- because it has provided enough emergency Mrs Julia V Strauss, of Rockvllle Ing That Can Ba Produced." Eastman Films and complete Ind, told of a 'Woman's Experience In stock amateur supplies. Quick INFERNAL MACHINE Journalism " mall service for out of town customer*. Closer organization and the consld- Send for Catalog and Price !.<•£ currency to move these crops. MANGLES TWO WOMEN eiation of effective methods of promot- ing: the business Interests of the mem- A. K. KA WKES CO. She^biookt Quebec. June 17—An In- he r&, with posslbl> the establishment 14 Whitehall St., Atlanta. fernal machine sent bj mall M. hen of an ad\ ertising1 afft ncj \v ei e ur He knows you can't legislate gold into opened hei e torta\ killed one woman bv \ P >Toffett of El wood, Ind, arid mort illy wounded another piesidpnt of the association. The woman killed was Mrs Theodore Women Avoid Poisons! Changed conditions have created a Tyree'3- Antisep- Bllodeau Miss Bilodcau her sister-in- demand for somt thing more than mere tic Powder is a America, and that the only way to force it here law, was hui t Tht- foi ce of the ex- assm latlon." s lid Pi esldent Mof fctt household neces- plosion hurled the latter across trre 'The low rates paid for acl v ertlsin sity Non-poison- room and severed one arm The house bv the middlemen and the larffe profits ous Best germicide or was w recked made throug-h it arc •well known There •wash for women. is by sending our grain and cotton to Europe. The paikdRe arrived about noon, and is a prrow Ing1 belief among1 our mem- Recommended by phyal- the two womrn were bending o\er It. bers that an agencv for the handlln clans. 25c and Jl.OO. All untvins" the strings when It exploded 1 druggists. Booklet and Sample free. of foreign advertising should be es- J. S. TYHEE, Chemist, Washington, The police have no clew to the sender tablished" D. C. This is the law of economics. He knows that the grain of the West and the cotton of the South have brought gold to America whenever it was claimed that there was a shortage of gold. Neither the gamblers of Wall Street nor the political party in control of the Government ever forced the gold to come back. If Mr. Forbes will "go way back and sit down" at some sanitarium, regulate his liver9 and stay there until the crops are harvested and Europe's gold put on shipboard for America, then Mr. Forbes can go and count the yellow piles that are visible in the banks of America to the credit of our people, and re- porting what he finds, he will become an opti- mist and a helper like other writers. YOUR MONEY OR YOUR SALARY BUYS MORE

This, our Xo. 3 warehouse, which is the ^low-burning building at 135-7 Bell Street, and ib ju'-t in the rear of our fire-proof building', Edgevvood Avenue, ha= just been reconbtructed and IN TIMES THAN IN BOOM TIMES is now read} to receive houbehold goods and pianos for storage. \\ e contend that we ha\e better facilities and better buildings, "\\hich we built for the purpose,'" and we render better service than any of our competitors Go out and bay a in Ansley Park Annex The insurance rate is 65 cents on our fire-prooE building, and I per cent on our slow- burning building. at 10 per cent cash and balance $25.00 per Our Packing Department month,'and you will double your money. We claim that our Packing Department is the best in the country All white men of long and successful experience. Our lates may be a little higher than those of our competitors, but you get better service, and that is \\hat you want You are imited to investigate all three of our warehouses at any hour in the day. John J. Woodside, Jr. ^^Realty Trus^t Building Vice President and General Manager. Office and Warehouse, 239-41 Edgewood Avenue

SPAPFRf SEWSPAPF.Hl Local s and Bonds. SPOT COTTON UAJUOPT. Bid. Asked. A. & W. P. R. K ..150 153 ATLANTA QUUMIHB JflbllVL ABUNDANHUUI1 T RAINS MADE STOCKS STAR1H) OFF American National Bulk.. -.230 223 Net Grofli Atlanta National Bank...... 303 325 MARKETS — Tone. Mlddllos- Kaceipta. Receipts. 8al«a. Stocks. Atlantic lea and Coal Carp, t Country Produce* : Nominal 12% ..... 1 At anta ! Atlantic Ice and Coal Corp., pfd.. .. 38 (Corrected by FldMJty Fruit and Produce COS*-, Steady 11% Atlanta Brewing aad Ice Co ITS 200 pany. 57 South Broad St_) WITH DULL MARKET Atlanta Trust Cofnpany 107 110 THE SESSION WHEAT PRICES LOSE Market quotations on Countrj .. ,. ..Steady 12 Central Bank and Trust Corp.. ..140 142 VEGETABLES. Firm 12% 2.309 2.303 3S5 61.078 Augusta and Savonnan Rail-war.. ..105 103 54.241 APPLES, Fancy, box SX4 S84 510 Vlarkett at Close Showed Decline But Rally Was Made and Most tXeatur Street Bank.. , 100 UO PJNKAppl^ES. ma Span'eh .. .. onths Made New 235 235 175 Exposition Cotton Mills 160 165 44.'954 Sa^nnah Steady 12% 1.329 1.32P of One and Quarter to of - the Early Losses National Bank 270 £"«yoA ORANGES; fancy"..".. . rds, But Sell- 201 2OI 11.535 Fulton National Bank 128 ISO FANCY GRAPE XRUIT .<» 12T) 129 0,6B6 3o. Ry and Blec. Co.. stamped.. ..116 118 BEANS, green, drum g Set In. 486 4§6 288 26.424 Two Cents. Recovered. SO wax.. JiO Baltimore Nominal 12 V* 3.602 Sa. Ry. and power Co.'. 2d. pfd.. .. 35 ST ONION, crate .."*..". *.*. V. V. ". -35 .Vew York . . ... Steady 12.4O "B!" eso" .-'--- 47,564 ~ Ry. and Power Co., 2d pfd.. .. 19 22 •hit*, era.* $2.00 10.251 Xew York, Junne 17. — The cotton Boston ...... Steady 32.4O 49 190 ChlcaChicagog , June 17.—Rains over the New York. June 17.—An uncertain Ooiton Oil Co.. pfd. 97 CABBAGE, Florida, "crate .. *„ .. Philadelphia .. .. Steady 12.15 : prlng-1 ccrop region had a violent bear- course was followed today by the stock Err.plre Cotton Oil Co.. coo* 8O SI CBU5RY. dozen .. market wa, ve and more or less Texaa City "5o ""eo .'.."." 3,023 L-owry National Bank 248 25D FLORIDA CBZJSHY $4.5os excited todi th new crop positions Brunswick R.868 sh effec:t today on wheat. There was market, which was dull to the point Tmst Company of Georgia 265 265 POTATOES, reda, bushel, new crop .. ..:. i advance and making- C01 a setbac:k of 1 1-4 @1 3-8cft to 2c net, of stagnation much of the time. The Realty Trust Company &3 ^ J^jlte. buahel. new crop J1.004PI 25 with a nervous close. Corn finished close found prices ot many representa- Sou, Ics Co. (Nashville), com.. *. 06 d for the movement. Total today , 5.772 286.098 PLANT. " cra'tii V. '.'. Closing- pr -8@3--4 to 7-8c down, oats 3-4 to lc. tive stocks well above yesterday's ffnal Sou. Ice Co. (Nashville), ptd 60 ?[-«> off from the beat, do, 3 days , 14.9.~>4 Third National Bank M5 250 rOifATOBS. fancy, crate, P etock. und^r realizing and southern sftlHiij? and provisionpr s varying from last figures, although below the highest Southwestern of Georgia,. 108 110 choice with the flna one steady at a net nig-ht'.ig-ht's level to 12 i-2c decline. quotations of the session. CUCUMBERS .. ",."."." ., on. 393. ToUl. 1.288. 1 drum ..$1.75 decline of 2 pi All tthl e big commission companies The slump of the market yesterday 100 Vi 05 SQUASH, yella? ..$1:25 points. laad on hand at the opening stacks of apparently was discouraging to -for- Ati. Ice and Coal Corp. 6s. 1920*. 83V white . Coast wise — Mobile, -136; Savannah. f>45, Cfaa laston. 266; Norfolk. 1.445: New Yorlc, 268. .. B. & A. Jst SB -. 6O ca orders t It was evident PEPPEREPPER. e^Nukft crate...... «LIW The market err*-rj steady at a de- IN TCKIOJl 3IOVEMKNT. elg-n holders of American securities, a: Ry. and Elec. Co.. 1st pfd. Os - 39 103 cllne uf 1 t.) he trac one a complete who sold freely here. Foreign selling Atlanta Conaolldated 5s 104 OKRA. crate lander ...... J2.50 Net Groea Shlp- lower tha.n di and the weather map Stock- •eversaeversal of sentiment, and that the was a large factor in the decline at the Southern Bell ga »" \fARKFTS — Ton*. Middling. Recolpts. Recplpts. men to. Salefl. Ga. Ry. «od Elec. Co.. consol 5a.. ..102 "was considered 873 R7^ 2.G2r, 838 v 51.343 d&e wawas off the drought scare, BO far opening and London disposed of about Poultry and Eggs. there were reporta in from the eastern Steady 12^4 17« 17fl 20 7fl 25.049 as the northwest "was involved. Low 20,000 shares here on balance. TTJRKEYS, live .ISc; dressed belt indicating; at the crop was mak- Memphis Firm ]2V6 01 KM 2.030 B25 38.463 emperemperaturea s In that section added to Live Stock. HENB. JIT*, 15c pound; dressed. . .. St. Louis .. .. _, Firm 12 5-18 24.371 In spite of the pressure from abroad ln^ very rapid, rograas with the pre- IO 893 1,030 599 FRIERS, live, 23c pound; dresFed .. ISSc Cincinnati 24.367 he troubletrc s which fairly general and renewed selling by traders who Chicago. June IT.—HORB—««c*ipt«. 16.QOO; DUCKS, each 25o vailing- warm sa t h e r. Little Rurk . . .. Qclet 11% 12C 20.963 lownpoi on the bulls. sought to extend declines, the market -low. Bulk of salee. [email protected]: light, $8.5O@ EGGS, treab , Prices eased Tree of 8.75; mixed. »[email protected]; heavy. t9.15@8,TO; Tree offerings of both old and new quickly rallied from the opening rough, $8.1B@«.3Q; plea, [email protected] Borne 6 to 8 po ta right aftrr the call caah hholdingo s counted severely agains" break, rising with an ease which sug- Total today ., f ,. 1.543 2.71S 6,490 2,141 185.161 Cattle—RecalplB. 3.500; steady;' teeves, $7.6O@ Grain. In consequence, but offer ngs were futuresutures,. and there was no sign of ex- gested that the short Interest had been "— Texas flteers. ' ' ~ " *"" =! decline and the mar- 8.30: cows and belters, $4.0Q(g)S.60; calvee. $7.25 No. 1 mlxea o«ta fvell taken a port ca Announcement of an in- largely extended. The decline induced cows a; Clipped oata ket turned • flrrn during the late ®10.25. RANGE IN COT TON OPTIONS. crease ! more than 25 per cent in no further liquidation and bear trad- Sheep 'Receipts. 22,000: weak; native, $4.75(9 Texas R. R, oata (new) forenoon on newal of bull support Montana acreage emphasized weak- White corn ., ers, . finding the market moving them, 5.00; yearllnga, $5.GO@6.€0; iambs, native, $5.25 Cottonseed meal ., and actlvo vering. Stop orders ness In the final dealings, and so also covered. Reading was in especially ®7.50: spring, $8 5Oig7.90. jn a scale op and Oc- No. 2 mlddltnc cotton "were uncovered 1 did predictionpre s of further moisture, good demand and displayed most Kansas CUy. Juac 17.—Ho*s—Ree«ipta 20,- Bran f ,. .» • tou-chPd 12.75. with RA.VG-B IN' NEW YORK COTTON. RANGE IN N'EW ORLEANS COTTON . OOO. weak; bulk. [email protected]: heavy. 56.5O«3> tober contranta Primarrlmary receipts of wheat -were 489.00' strength of leaders. The Harri Brown shorts .... ' ". .. .. 158 new? crop pos o ns Rf n o ru 11 y selling 1 Last] j Prer. Pror. S.O; packer* and butchers. »S.eo@8-TO; light. 1.33 fowmlms h Low] Salej Close [ CloM. (Open HU'h Low) Salaf Close bushels a year ago 207,000 bushels. man shares were helped by reports ?8.60<£8.70; pies, ?7.5 and was supf ed to represent sup- H«pt . .m 7.vn.j>o'n.73 ii.s7in.S4-8."> n 70-73 sept. . . p i. an 11. 1 n.«9!11.71jU.7G-77 11.61-83 heifers, [email protected]. stockers and feeCers. $8.50® ! timid shortsi s carried corn higher than Interborough Metropolitan preferred, 7.85; calvee, J9.00®10.50. Good to choice steere, l.UOO to 1.200, $9.79 t» port from ope ors whn had recently Oct. . . 'Il.o9;il,73 ll.o3lll.67'H.67-6Slll.GO-61 nr:l. . .|Il.?W)i31.' S 11 .-.7 11.88jll.e7-fl8 11.71 $9.25. N'>v. . ,| 1 [ ,U 63-65 11 35-BT .' '11.66-67 11.70-71 yesterds y, the market later was which has developed marked strength Sheep—Receipts. 13.000: steady; lambs, $6.25® covered short cotttut n and were taking 8.00;! yearlings, $5.00j'n conn <•(.•*. ions were Absence of rainfall In the big currency Is read and some definltf good heavy. [email protected]. $4.73, heavy S*'lle rs n t- w c r <"> p i n ( i n t h s* . ducinduclng states lifted oats to a new high word is received regarding- the atti- Sheep—Receipts. 3.000: steady; native muttons, The above represent* ruling prices of good U. B. ref. 2e, res- Btered -.100 point ffoc r the season. A rush of profit tude of the courts toward the lat- 1.25(ff5.2S; lambs. [email protected]; sprnlg lambe. quality of baof cattla. Inferior grades and d»try The .-lose v aom*.' S to 10 points Hie*. Low. Clou*. Cl-vt-» types aelllng lower. da, ref. 2s. coupo ..100 takintakingg- sales by longs, though, swept est plans for segregation of the Har off from thu t an active positions. Amalgamated Copper . . 66 Ti 05'« 65% QX% do 3a, res^terec Louisville. June 17 —Cattle—Receipts, J uly was rf :vely n ni>-'t during the Anr-i-t.-an Agricultural 47 46^ do. 3s, coupon. id *~.103%£ pricess 1later down with wheat and corn, rinian rjads. slow: range, $2.50 to $3-00. Meijinm to common Bteara, If fat, SOO to 900, flay, selling " 5 point-, nft higher Ainerf.-in Beet Sugar , . 2lMi l&v* -IV* 2U:: flo. 4s. regisi«red -.113% Largre current receipts for hogs at Bonds were firm, total sales par Hogs—Recelpta, 1,900. steady; range. $4.50 to $i.5O to ?3.25. and shuwing ct loss t>f 'J po nts ,-it American fan . . . . 27 V4 2*^i 26^ 2tf -.114 western centers counted against pro- value, Sl.441,000. United States bonds SS.8Q. Medium to common COWB, If fat. 700 to SOC^ ..108 -.00 to $4-30. t h*- close*. vision prices. The market likewise, were unchanged on call. Mixed common. GOO to SOO. $3.2B to $4,00. < 'otiori spot d on account of the break In Coffee. Good butcher bulls, $3.5O to $4.25. up: mlilclHnj^ lunri;. 1-.-50; m'drlUng American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4fi. hid grain. Money and Exchange. New York, June IT.—Coffee futures opened Prtnve hog«. 160 to 200 avorag*, $3.60 to $8.80. gulf l -'.65; au none. American Tc>ba«;o 6s, ofd ...... ,ias .t a decline of 1O®12 polntt*. In eympaih/ Good butcber hogs. 140 to 160 average, $&.«Q Arnerti-an Ijocomoiive . . 29 "^ 211 ^ 29 U 2& Armour & To. 4'/jS New York. Ju 17. — Mon«y OD call steady. 2(5 ve\tl\ another sharp break in the Karopean mar- $.60. Aim •-- Smelting and Re- Atchison gen. 4s. . CHTCTAGO QUOTATIONS. Good butcher pigs. 100 ot 140 average. $3.25 . . 93% Follow! 2M: ix^r rent- ni g rate. 2^; cloaing blfl, 2H : kets, full Brazilian receipts and the absence of fng Q3^ 61 VJ fi2% fl2 do. cv. 4s (1JM50) f vere tha quotations on tlio Chicago > $8.50. •gion Bulletin. 3 .. Ofi 03ter<3ay: any important support. O Be rinse, however, were dn pfri os ^t as ^ me loans easier: 60 days. 4(^4^ per cen enough to furnish a further Indication that Light plBB. 80 lo 100 average. $7.76 to $8.OO. For th« 24 hours cnd- Am*r. Sugar RcRnlnR 107 106 1,4 Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s.. . .* ..".. .. Pre* ays, 4^®-*%: six months. SV-i^y.. Heavy rougll boga, 200 to 25O average. $7,50 : Open. H iRh. Low. Close. Close. speculative long interest had been pretty Afri-r).-an Tel arirt Tei. .127^ 127 1X4 .01% .93% and peanut-rattened, lc to l%o under. Brooklyn Transit cv, 4e. . ..'.."..".. ' Sept. . . ankers* hills at S4.S320 for 60-Jay tlll sharply later on acllve covering by Wall street Ati hiaon 06 W^ W-J !)"'^i Central of O^rgia 3s. bid .!"l(l2 Dor...... n.-i t£ .9^-% 041^ 94% i£ at $4.87 for demand. itton exchange shorta. Tbe- close wan STATIONS OP -96 cial MUfi. $4.S2%. Cattle receipts continue light, as»ortment un- ATL*A?JTA Arlantic ^oaet Line . ,11S IIO7^ 117% ll'i^ fhesapeak*; & Ohio 4 U« ."." .'.* .'.' .' ." '.'. sil. ' . even, only a. few fat 6 teens and good butch*? DI3THICT. .,04 July . . steady; Rio 7s. 9%: Santos 4s. 11%. 2t£ .60^ .B0% .61% nmcDt bonds ady; railroad bonds Brm. vre Vi@^ tranc lower. Hamburg, H to % Brr.ohKti Rapid Tran . S7 '-3 S.1% «7 Sfl% rhl<-agn, p. & Qulncy Joint 4» lower. The Rio cable was mutilated. San- do. gen. 4s OATS — T July . . .43 .43 • 42% tos. 25 rele higher: 4s, 5S700; 7s. unchanged ^on-tr-al I, pat her . . . .I'd 1!) ^, 'JO 19T^ Chicago, Mil & St. P. rv. 4Mia Foreign Finances. Brazilian port receipts, 26,000, agalnet 13,000 Country Produce. Oiosappakw ^n(1 Ohio . . TiT S .Vi% ."r>V3 .""ir.i;, Phkago. R. t & Pac. R. R. col. 4*1.. . . 42% 43 41-H . . . !>.-> H| .00 . . r.4 ' Doc .43% -44V4 .42^ June 17.—Tho last year. Chicago. June 17.—Butter unchanged. -•nr . . 04 66 .<»> •!»!<-agi> riroat \V«it«rn 32 11% njletgo. R. I. & p.v. R_v rf«. 4s.. ,. Bank ot Jar.&lahy receipts, 10,000. s&alotft 33.000 Jo»t Bggs unchanged; receipt*. 21.SOS casw. Cht , Mil. and St. C'nlorado & Southern rpf. & fxt. 4^s.. . . . '.H R7 ttO "". ni July . year. Potatoes, old. lower. 15; receipt*, 15 cars; new. Tan! innv 102'-i 102% 102% Sept. - n hand in> 43. US.OOO marks. Today's San-toa cable reported market unchans- steady, &t &5(65TO; receipts, 55 cars. OR I «fi | .<«> Loai dprreasefl 1,408.000 ed; Sao Paulo receipts 14,000, a sal net 22, OOO yes- Poultry, alive, firm; hens. 16; springs, 24; <-nl. Fuel artl Iron . . 27 V» 27V* 271-t, 27 1<, nistllk'rs r*s LARD— ;»4 1 t>7 .<"») Jillv . 11.A7 11.02 11.05 11.07 nts dfcreascd 28.^44.000 marlts. Lerdaj-. .urkeye, 17. '^itris,ol! dated Gas . . .!'_'£> ll'H 12!» l-'^H ErU prior lien 4s. . ! '. K.l' Trcatur billfi Increased 11.022.000 marku. Futures ranged as follows: St. ixmln. June 17.—Poultry, chlckene, 1344; or ii I'rndurts . . . - 0 S 9 ^^ "% Erie B.-II. 4s Sept. . n 20 11.12 11.ir. 11-22 Oct. . II 2O 1!.12 1T.J7 Noten t cirrulatlnnrte^rcnfi*-( l4^.007,(10 0 marka. Open. CloBQ. 19@24; turkeys. 10; djeks, 17; «:T. Erie rv, 4^ series "B" n.ir Gold in .' . . nn fi« .no 1 :i lr SIDES- hand Increase.! 3.1,680.000 marks. nuary 9-52 bid 9.770B.7R Butter, creamery, 23@27. Denver anO 11 37 n R2 11.T.7 into the Bank of England on b»lanco Marr.h... . . 9.62 bid New York, June 17.—Butter flrm and i Inter. More Marine 4>*,* . . r,9 n no 11 t\r\ today. net. ^o . n so n.-vi 11 27 11.30 11.32 April ...... 9.64 bid ed; receipts, 5.150 tuba. Paris. ic 17.—Three er rent rentes R3 May 0.68 bid Cheese unsettled; receipts. 6.443 bozc .m is; PM . francs 90 centimes for the account. Exchange 0.00 btd age. fancy, 14%; tresb undergrade^. fin. 2nd pfd. . RECEIPTS IN CHICAOO, on London 25 francs 22^ ih «n«. 0 <>V fin-m, o 04: Estimated entlmes for checks. July'". ".", 9.10 Md D. 30® 0.40 General Elrr-rlc . ." '. inr/ i:ir. ir.4i~j i.'Ulg . . 93". Private rate ot discount 3 per cent. In. O 3-1 Ki-ri-viHc. O 4O; Today. Tom'ow. August... . 9.25 bid (Irt'at Northern, pf \ . .li>'2 l^i y 1^1 W li^ivv; Berlin, June 17.—Bxrhar e on London. 20 September.. 9.40 bid 9.63® 9. ft* c. n ML'. Mr-xi.! [> SO: Wa.-o Great Northern Ore Ccr- Wheat, i-f i 177 ni •^[ Austin. U 01 . Knpr^ri. '. . flO SSri -,f,fi marks 42U pfennigs for ch t-kn. Money 4 per October . .. 0.42S9.50 S.rtTiSD.fiS Groceries. Sft V . . 2f> 2« !2«L, iSU, Mi'sni-l pax-lfli: 4s. bid cent. Private rate of dlecoui Ma--M» Fall,-- i>22: PaW- oats, far 01n S4T per cent fl.4S bid O.T1®9.72 St. I/oufa, June 17.— Flour dull. Hay flna. ri' 'i 7- 't 't " . . IKt 112 Il-P* 112 MiP-ionri F.ii-iftV oonv. .">B '. ! 81 0 nu. ?an An;oni.i. o 16, Hfiga, he 5.00O 2^.000 December.. n.53 bid 9.75® 0.7 3 Maw York. June 17. — flour unchanged. M'fMnK: All -f. . . SO Cincinnati. June 17.— Flour qnlat. New York i Ventral prt-it rPaS.' hid . .. London Stock Market. liH-r. ilarvfau-t- . . . .in.", liC't in;t 102 New York fp-nlra! dob 4s '. '. «7 \ PRIMARY MOVBMKNT. Ixmdon, Jun 17. — The stock market was de • I:V-r-Marini*. pfd. 1.1 'i 14 N. T.. V H & Hartford rv rtU,s. hid. —Receipts, -ISO.000. against 207,000 last presses* today. 1 Sugar and Molasses. Tnifrnatlrjnal Pa-x-r Th* f losing was Irregular and = - --"r. turi-. . ^ No-^nlk ft Western let con. 4s. bid. . . . SO t c*^ar tho l est. . Consuls lost thrca-sixteeni-hs. Inio-rfwlinnal Pimp (Jo, rv. 4n. hid . .Ml'- 302.OOO. against 207.00ft last New York. June 17. —Ra w sugar flrm; Musco- Tear Ani»-riran ser rities fluctuated irregularly dur- ado. [email protected]: centrifugal. [email protected]; molassea, $10.OO Buys Puts or Calle on 10.000 busMls o£- Kan i ity Souther No"lhf>rn Parlflc 4g •ir-'g the forenoo do. ,'fe. bid ; Corn— te, 137.000, against 883.000 last . The rates decteton upheld tho .5S®2.61. Penned firm. wlieat. NO FURTHER RISK. A movement?:*)! 6c, year. Tarkct ajid th underton was weak until la to Molaeeca quiet. from price gives you chance to take $500.00; I-«!i!eli Vatlfy . . .143^4 147 14^"*! 1 t~H O-fgon Short Une rMg 4a In tho session, I. ,i:ici N. . . Penn cv ::Us (10151 SInpmentfiSin pine , OOO.OW, against 6.".3,000 last year. when New York buying caused 4c $400.0O; 3c $300.00. etc. Write tor partlcplars Sault 1 Btfacll«r losing. Minn.. St. P. and . . on 73 1-16;for accouui, THE CEXTB.AL STOCK & GRAl!T CO. " in &4 (i« .00 Sf. M. - - . Reading gf*r. 4« Grain. Provisions. Port Bldf* Cleveland. O. MIL, Kan. atirt T«i Sr Louin & San PYan. fg. 4s . . '.'. «7 rillnolff rentnl. 115. 11 i !W I1H .«) Missouri Parifi,- . . ." !,SO 21% 20 14 23 do. jcen. r>.t rhlragr 17. sh: Wh*>*..t. No. 2 red. Chicago, Ju 17.— pork. $20.70. Uird. $11.00. . . .Ill) 110 1> Vat'nnal Lea.l . . S"ahoar*l Ai- Lin** n2< 4K. . Rye. No. 2, 6J. New Orleans, Juno 17.—Rico strong- Recfipt Engineers .40 Barley. 50rf?6S FOR PRISON REFORM .no Timothy, $0.2'.''?4.0O. Rough. 3.42S: clean, 2.707; millers, H.42H. S*K do. 1st and rof. Vs. Rough, none; clean Honduras, none • Japa U. S. Rubber (If, , FINANCIAL Clover. $13..IO. 1,110 at 2^s@2%. Quotations: Rough, nominal A statewide movement has been pu1 L' S. Stfp[ 2nd f.a. . : St. Louia. June 17. ~-Ta-.h. Wheat, Xo. clean Hatidiuas, 4 h'#•".'&; Japan, 3%'g>3%. ui dnr way to have all the ministers AND Virginia. Car. ("hCtnira »s ,-or.tlnUR rn-«c th" N'lt. Wahnph l-)t nnd rit. Toril. No. 2. 63. Nn. 2 wht'c. tl,1H^rt4V of Georgia set aside July 6 as prison ENGINEERING REPORTS 4«. bid. Oat?. N'o. 2, 42ft irt; No. 2 white. 44^ Wool. reform Sunday, and from the Chris- Kl rln 5«, St. I.onis, Jtmc J7.—Clos^: "WTieat. July. tian point of view. The movement iratuves aj" 'or 12-hour period ic 17—Trailing in domes tli Is dat«. b- Recelv<-d lite. Wis nsin r>M was originated In Atlanta by a resolu- VALUATIONS OF RAILROADS rcrj^es. i-Highest yesterday. rnrn .July. 62'^ : Sepl/ruhcr. 831* u^rtinx . Tho feature is" H rfc-fin 'F tion passed by the Evangelical Minis- bourn ending 8 a. m. 75tl» (lats. July. 41^ ; Rept*-mh^r. 42%. AND leji'tMU- In Orleans Cotton. Kansas City. June 17.—Cash : \Viirat. t.'i-B' association. Following that ac- •lo. pM. 1 Bidders for the new dip are PUBLIC UTILITIES NOTE — Tli higheat an loweat tem- Or l*ai lun-e 17.—Cotton displaced arrt. S7'3I>2 ^ : No. 2 reil, SRffSDfi. tion. Uie Baptists. Methodists and other io.-k Iflam perd.L inter 'oday, rhieHy because of tha white. f'.cnomlantional conferences have en- .].-.. pM. th •• ral a.pa'hy •ocel •f«l. anJ the i profi t-takin g ope^ Of the long aid* dorsed the plan, while Episcopal, Con- it Louii a neeiws to prevail, although some ne Ohio 921 CANAL, ST., NEW ORLEANS fro uie auoiber of »u every JJftl* aflvanre. New hlph Icvpls for the No. 2 white, 40 V txed, 2nd pM. (1 bee- soIJ a^ -"((- for unwa^ltol (*«:ai. gregational. Presbyterian. Lutheran NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO reporting 0. IO e. Th« "BUI season were brought about, but they W 1.1 is City. Jun. r.— Clotf • Whpat, and other churches have agreed to par- weather" It thai prevailing well maintained, although the market roapomletl July. i»nB loading ijomrstii- quotations wer do. pM. 38 »4 Hercmber. S!t. Mis- ticipate. Uan, very rfftdlly tr> buying ordars and rontinpnt was souri. % blood, 23@24, Vi blood. 23^24. C. F. «on HERRMANN. ;io»,s Ph^rr July. 6OU,; " more in favor o! the bull eld* and a further •ky and slontlar ^ 5>lood unwadliod The following Atlanta ministers OtctLon Director Weather Bureao. arivanre than at any previous tlm* tills swason. have been appointed a special local iia, ripmentbT. 42. blo unwashed. 24fg2.». Thn open ins wa« steady at a Ios« rtf S to 12 ets, and state committee to arouse interest >w York. Jun« 17.—Wheat, spot, w^ak; No. 2 Tcxa-s Qua 12 months. G2 points r,n poor cabl*« and a favorable weather C lo hs. 471549: fino fal. 46<3:4fl. the movement in every Georgia map. Private mfstiaRe.s from thti L.[vnrpool rnnr- Bonds for Investment John F. Black & Co. kct etatfrt that roniineTiTal traders were accepting i. afloal, KuturM wer« weak and lower comfmunity: tlictr prnftts. Thii etlmulateii realizing sales >r artivo BpllinR. on further showere In tho GOOD OLD POTATOES Rev. John E. "White, pastor of the High-grade municipal, on ihlo side an; oals. 13.000. Shipment: Wheat, Thousands oC bushels of good old Pin* Street, Corner William lion nf criM mrn, IS.flOO; oalc. -.0(10. ON OWN INITIATION MEW YORK iml droi potatoes offered at 10 to 20 cents a o.f596: shipments , 1.201; stocks, The railroads were ordered to dispose for speaker. This was an unfortunate w iiilrtrillnK, l^H. : «trlrt low 111.013. A n«1 R. $3.7.-; r a id D. S4.ll); E of the potatoes at any price, the pro- typographical error. The writer of Cotton Seed Hulls i(Mll:sB- 1- il-lrt. st .UK. $4.60; M. ceeds to go toward covering freight ihe article wrote that Mr. FuUbrlght Hubbard Bros. & Co. ! 1-1G let i.">.20: N. ?o.IH); G. $6.30; water white. $6.35. Officially certified from Weather Report. niddhng fair. 13 II- Ii "has withdrawn" from the race. V >rl- Jim.- 17 -111.- «j.i-s|«T fci-,[ncr Non-Boll Weevil Section . fair. U l-1fi. non Of course, friends of Mr. FullbrifTlit 1, lecclpta. 9S4. -itnt will understand that he was not with- Carload lots delivered everywhere Cotton Seed Oil. DAYTON COAL COMPANY drawn from the race In any sense, but •New York, June 17.—Cotton «>ed oil opened IN HANDS OF RECEIVER that he entered th« race and retired F. R. Logan & Co. Liverpool Grain. flrm. I hen eae«at( spat flri ed buy ing by reflnere. f on-ed shorts Ohattanoog-a, Tenn.. June 17.—The his own Iniatlve. ih.i. 7s. S'«d; Nn. 2, SB 7>1; No. CIOHC. final prices being 2 Dayton Coal and. I ron company went Fulii a easy: July, 7s Gd; October. 3 points net niijli • on nead and 2 to 3 Deri' into receivership Monday. Chancellor Tiber, points net lower on ta montha. Salee. 23.- (can mixed, new, 400 harrcle. Allison, of Rhea county, a-ppolnting H. Comparative Port Receipts. nlxod, t. fctln drlPdj Tis 4d; Prime crude, nom! 1; do. summer yellow, F. Noyes receiver. Assets will invoice Amprlcan mixed, old. pot. 5.57^7.7.'.; prlmi winter yellow and sum- a million dollars, including two fur- via Gulvpstrin. ">s S<1. Futurep cany: July nor white, 7.75, bid. Fuutros ranged as ful- JOHN B. WHEAT & COMPANY naces at Dayton. Liabilities not stated. Plata i. 4s lid; September (I,a Plata). 5s. lows: iuc.v«ily (Jlstrlhuted. Flour, winter patents. 29s 9cl. This is partly the result of the suspen- BROKERS AND DEALERS IN irrod In part-s • if sion of Jamea Watson &. Sons, of Glag- ima. The great tv^t g-ow, Scotland, largely interested in r Bradstreet's Available Supplies. -Cil z . Valiiorits. Ha. August - . the plant Financially. N*»w York Jtin*> 17. — Spfoial rahle and tels- September . . Investment Securities praph oomniunh atio:ta received by Brad.itreet H October -. 7.11^7.12 7.10®7.11 Phono Main 3814 allow thj followlns chaucea in ax-ailalrle sup- ember 6.500652 6.47(36.48 621 EqultabU Bldg. Liverpool Cotton. plies. as compared with previous account: 6.38(^6.40 [email protected] B-aUlmorn i]. Jiin*1 17 —Co: on. ep»t stct Boston . . I'nileJ State east Roofties, Tone very steady; sales 2.340. Assets Realization Texas CUy 7.04;" nildaihiR. fi SO. low weal Rr.<-lt!P5. Increased 31*3.OOil B*d 2.607. (H'-O bush*1 Is. Metals. HUBBARD BROS. 6 CO., Cotton Merchants Totals 7.OOO AmTjran an Company export. Receipts, States and Canada, d^rftasei! New Tork. June 17, - -Topper weak: s Unfit rd oo American. snot to August. ?14.00@14,50; electrolytic. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 911.00O.OOO HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK in Europe decreased 1.800.OO*> tl4.«rei3.na; take. [email protected]: casting, 514.75. I91 i and European supply decre Members New Vork Cotton Bxcb anse. New .Orleans Cotton Exchange. " Houston . ^i' Tin wfak, sppt to August ^44.2jig"44.737. Mn ; I^ead Atoady at $4 3o. old. Finances established New York Proflnee Exchanse; as»ocl «te members Liverpool Cotton AJW- States and a, Increase Mcmph-ls Spelter weak at S5.OflfSE5.ir.. clatloo. Oraers solicited lor tne pur chasa and sale ot fotton and^ «>«oj Antimony quiet; Cookson'o. fS.75i90.00. enterprises handicapped ' seed Si for tutare d«Hvery. Special attention and liberal tetms given tor nd Conada. t crejse^ 302 conalKtimcnts of spot cotton tor dell VJiry. Correspondence invited.--,;. Ixmd'ati mxrkpfs ^103"^ SB follows: by inadequate capital. - denroaBea reported this weok Cnpper weak; Bpot. £64 17s fM: futarce, £63. 6.22 1 Tin weak; spot. £2O3 10s; futures, £203 "H 6d. . 6.18 NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ESTIMATED REM'EIPTS WEDNESDAY. -HI.70V. 6.17 Linseed. Srelter, £22 13s «d. • AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH Galveston, 1.100 to I..TCO. against TS3 la»t G.17 I^nrt. £20 7fi 6t). 25 Broad St. Lafeyvtte BWR. JUDO 17.—Unseed, Iron, CJeveland Warrants, 55s 4^4 , -, : . -, CHICAGO •-.}, " -;,'..J-;>i<\ lEWSPAPERI SlEWSFAPERl THE ADVENTURES OF DOTTO, THE WANT AD SCOUT==Tlhie Tale of the Lost Ring. Continued from Yesterday

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Wanted—Boarders For Sale—MisceUaneous. Railroad Schedules LARGE airy rooms with - closets adjoining A B C of EiPERIETVCElD multferaph operator deeires to ar- Ui h and biard Ivy 34ST J «l-t Peachtree range with several flrma to handle their letters Stowers Automobile Co ATLANTA'S STRIDES, DAY BY DAY j A MERICAN WPITINO MACHINE COMFANV WE PAY beat cash prices for secom hand addressing: etc Prices reaeottaule work guaran Arnva» ai J. Departure oC Passenger j ^\ dealers in factory rebuilt typpewriters anil teed E hone l\y "Oil P O Box S36 cam. We alsi> mo-ko a spceialtv or 1 typewriter supplier. All makess of machine^ nd stor ne cars, -t4 36 Auburn a\ e Trains Atlanta. 185 SOUTH PRYOR 48 N Pry or «£. KOCHIA SEO^ARIA. at 121 Whitehall The lol ovxiag schedule fl^urea are ALL THE NEWS OF REAL :\N accommodate few more table hoarders Call call and sec this wonderful lera FOR SAUE—Cheap for cash 3 pasflenger Cadlllai | Main 1"(3 Call ivy 161 or Main I ib ijhed a i \ as jniOijna.tion and ara ESTATE AND BUILDING » ROWN & COCHRAN FLRNITURE CO M>- not gruarar eed 1 THE Forsyth hotel good rooms and board. Calls ) frlcerator* and porch furniture Our prices STEWART & HURT j made all hours aOW S Pot»j th 7 PLLMUER^ W E HUNTER ST fJSAHS of all Jcinds cot auto spindles rnanu •Dal y except Sunday are lower than you will expect to pay »- *J tacturer machinery of all kinds repaired, ••Sunday Only the stor*> ind does not affect the i e^t 1 ~TTR~A.CTi\~T*airy i~~ont~~rooms with board rei account 7 South Broad st. NEW lubber I res put on jour baby carriage, Aii interesting announcement of s nsMc "0 \V Feachtree street I v 144) J Repaired repali t"~BOABD "and rooms~~ in good" location We move store pack ant] chip household Robert Mitchell 22J Ldgrewood avenue Atlanta and \V est Point Uailroatl Co* C AUTO AJsfD EQUIPMENT CO leas« of the Braselton ear Main 1«6 1510 Atlanta 1422 KltYj MAUH Sonth Broad Mtln MS 82 SOUTH FORSYTH ST • West P t 8 13 am Marietta, streets The Jacobs Phar Renlt^ Sale» BARGAINS FOR S\UE—National cash register •44 West P t 1 New Orleans 5 45 «m i77 PEACHTKEE ST. I3INNFB,CTAN"3 at thlo seaeon is Columbus 10 20 am 16 Columbus 6 (S ata macy company has bouprht the Jeise as The Martin O/'burn Realty company ESPECIALLY pretty front room are essential Ure C N Disinfectant. 2*>c o-ja draper ten tills good order National AUTOMOBILES for young men or couple, with i D account regioter carries 15O accounts computing SS New Or 10 « am, dt Manlgom r 0 10 HU •well as the stork of goods This will has sold for I>r Thomas C Hodge to 25c, oOo and $1 a I sea at all drugslstB Wwt 40 New Of 2 23 pm 39 New Orlean» 2 OO pm IJIslnfectlne Co 20 South Forsyth atreet. _ et-alew capacltj SO pounds large grocers colTeo REPAINTED make the eleventh drug- store maJn Charlp« \ Smith Vo "6a \\est Peach TOPS recovered and repaired. WheeLa tales mad 34 Mont« y 7O5 pm 17 CoiuiyjTiua 4 10 pm 1 \\ U cool rooms w ith or without board In ill cheese utte glass case Phone or write tained by the Jacobs company In At tite street a, nine room two story » AT VERVES 3 BARBECUE and Brunswick springs repaired High grade work at reason 20 Columoua 07 New Orle&na 5 20 pm cultured famil. north s de Ideal for legis Sr_ 36 New Or 41 West Point 6 45 »m Ian la When you* cook tall* to utoow up ~ abld prtcea Jatoj-s no other boarders Ivy 7J11 7 elephane Vernisr_ be * grt 1 nlSefi beat quality JOETV M SMITH Tiie purchase lease ap-plles onl> to Continued on Last Page. TWO n e rooms ivith private bath 1th | , Both phones KENT Si, 13O% Peachtree^ St. 120 122 124 ACBLRN AVS Central of Grorein, Rallv young men 647 Peach INE shoe repaMnj; ^don~ while yon wait. fllee cabinets ne and eecoi No ArriTe From— No tfepart l 1 y fafiJ4 Hannan Shoe Shop 11 Pah-llo i Bank and Office itpment Col pany, Thomaeviila 6 25 i 8-00 un F 104 South Forsyth street ^ard v. th a 1 con (ijf Bell Phone 34JS Atlanta Shoe Co , 25 A Lume o* your own gooda TacksonvlUa 7 20am K 30 pm PRACTICAL MILLINERY venlpncen J3 E Harlrs Ivy ik>S» J 7 111 health Address Boarding oare Constitution 50c to ?2 00 The tad of day Macon 6 25 am B35pm TEACHES full course 1 fllx w*eka begin nov ATS—U ood a $2 hat beat made TAYLOR UMBREI.LA CO Macon 8 30 pm be ready for the ral eason Indorsed by n i\ ^THO rcTT^rvY ST I X. L.-'Shop 4 W Mitchell »t- National Cash Registers 116 Vi Whitehall Street 10 10 pm Atlanta W icl-eaale Hou: -Wise Phoebe Rain 4VFRJCMV FLAN $1 **» up Phone 41 >4 H 535 $30 $60 $7* $WO and up lernw casr W7"ET attractlye young lady desires to get Thomas rlU« 11 43 pm TUS V^TIO-NAL CASH REX5ISTER CO, married at once Husband tnuet b« able to U 40 urn water 40 Wi Whitehall street S , IW\.RGE frc room w th or w 1 ihou t board H now doing the heat repairing la Castleberry 60 North Broad Street keep the dlea off Price & Thomas screens will s~l ~t r>l Q Why not l«*«rn m UlnerV Be* be city iorsyth Street Shop 0 S 62 vorth Prror Btreet. Phone IT; 4203 vTir\iJ_Jk5 tra te on earth for a woman Fa> -ayth street 549 PLACH1REE "Premier Carrier of tbe Soutb.** ASK for Classified Courteous oper $60 to 5100 a month Call or write Ideal School of Ml In atreet OVELY Iron! room furn shed or unfurnished UST call 050 r phone lo hare your R. F, Jordan Furniture Co. Oakland City Repair Works Arrjral and Departure of P&5Mns«r Tmlna AUaaCa. ators thoroughly famillaj: with ~ 1 lunnblng i pal red Plcbert plumbing Com Dealer la furniture and house furnishing*. Fl*Y SCREENS MADE TO ORDER—Carpent-r ,> with HU e girl to live with with hoa d also alnglo room to gen lie men, 7 J tianv idi Tho followins «cb«lul« fl«ure» " ' " ratea, rules and classifications will East Hunter St. 144-6 Auburn Ave and cabinet work a apec ally all Went 242 L only o« information, and firive you complete information. «Tr'W LY fur rooms with or <J out board me i-EP your house pa ated. and tinted. Embry Atlncta phone B28, C P Dickej MET 23 No Arrf r« Prom— Depart 1_ :lrl___AJ Ireas E G Cope land phoenli Ala. 36 Blr ham 12 01 *m 88 New York 12 15 UH And If you wish they will assist preferred good sidewalks 163 Ivy Construction Company 318 Fourth Nation Bell Phone Ivy 4467 MATQRNITY SANITARIUM — Private, reQned you In wording your -want ad to J 9 GOVLRNMLNT positions open to women. K a| Bank Main 1453 85 New York C 00 am 20 Columbus 5J2O cm. Write for llat FVooitiln Institute Dept- flOO- Atlanta Phone 1800. homeUfc* limited number ot pat fats cared for 13 Jack villa 0 3O atn 23 Cincinnati 6 40 un make It most effective > Ro heater NY 3 COOLEDGE HOUSE O31-, no time We aro prepared to do repair Old goods taken in part payment on new 19 Homes provided Cor Infants Infants lor adop- 43 Wash ton 6 25 ain. 82 Ft Valley C-SO am W ask that you do not unwit- I work on all makes of soda fountains tion Mrs M T Mitchell 26 W indeor St e LAD1 r^N HRS "WAVTKD—Salary im 47 ^1 HObSTOV ST 1 years reputation 12 Sbreveport 6 80 atf S3 flir aam C 50 am tingly abuse this phone service Ac •enci exchanged Ivy 1133 j *"^ charges reasonable Hubert U Green & Capital Upholstering Co villa e so 0 Chttta. e 40 am n -*ion 413 K ser HI lg corner Hu Sons -JJ South Foreyth street. SUITS PRESSED, 350 8 10 am n counts are opened for ads by phone an 1 Pryor T\\O AR&fc. roi t v,\ h bath OFFICE furniture a specialty all hind of fuml 12 Richmond 6 65 n solely to accommodate you Malta ture rcfiniahed packed and shipped on short EXPERT workmen Call M 117" our messenge: 26 Heftln 8 10 am 23 Kan city 7 00 ara PllQ! fvy !S~ :st North aver CLOSE Tran fer acting aad payments promptly after publlca Office 43 bpr licit phone notice 14° South Pryor Doth phones 10 wll call In business section The Wright oi o» 2i New York Jl 15 am 10 Brunswick 7 45 am lion or when bills are presented by LA. HI . delightful fro 15 Fairlle street formerly Ideal ____Tailor Shop B Cnatta. 10 35 am 28 Blrhom 11 30 an» w« L-st (K-a loi g-ootl table large vvra 4 J Atlanta 11 BE! R SALOON selling 20 to 25 balfa per week 7 Macon 10 4O *m mail or solicitor and you accomrao and 0 to 8 caska bottles Z Box 11 care Con V,B HAKE switches from comblngiJ Jl 00 ea^&~ 3S New York n 01 am \est Peach rre Ivy I!>a9 L OrHINU better In town than Canioa 70% Peachtree Ktreet. Mrs Allie Gallaher- 27 Ft- Valley 10 45 oin 40 Charlotto 12 00 n a date us Chop Sicy and Cafe also serving ^5 stltution 21 Columbus 10 5O am 6 Macon 1_ 2O pm 1 Call Ivy 1956-J LELAJSD HOTEL u«re 17^4 East Alabama St ONP double head eteam table 7 columns flat 8 Cincinnati 11 3O am BO New Yorte B 45 pm AMF7UCAN PLAN Plenty o' good things to •having machine Bargain. Constitution Pub 40 Blr ham 12 40 pm 30 Coluinbaft 12 80 pm CLASSIFIED RATTIS & PtFJNIS cigars lew cream an I 1 ah ng fompany 19 Call Capital Upholstering Co 23 Columbu* 1 4O piu 13 Clintta- 8 00 pm tat excellent eervice 20 meal ticket $3 ) Bott Jrlnkc 17 South Broad sL Both phoat^ FOR. drays or packages to be delivered on short _- ^ HQl STQM TVY 1064 7 50 Blr nam 2 30 pm 30 Btr*t*m 4 10 pin ADVERTISING RATES 45US 1 bone orders delivered __ notice Both phones 24 31> ChdrloUQ 3 5j pm •IS Toccoa. 4 80 pm e cool J Invrrtlon JOe a line UAL1TY 13 OLR HOTTO Wo carry a com Small Book of LodRe Talk EMPIKE FISH MARKFT Q Kfacou 4 OO pm 22 Columbus C 10 pra 3 IuMcrtIon» Go a line ana ' of aeeda pla. nd flowers. Now TI-1 LS you what to "W 11 send post paid "7 New York t 00 pm 5 Clnclmmi 6 10 pm ame C & 3 Sales PISH PAIL.Y 112 Whitehall street. 23 19 Brunswick 7 50 pm 28 Ft- Valloj D 2o pm 7 Insertion* 5c a line V. rite Ic& llteratu tlma to b autify your Tea her*; 504 Tblrd National Bank build PEACHTREE INN 12 S Broad st. Co 7ipnny Atlanta Ga W ANTKD—Sewing All kii of sewing 11 Richmond 8 30 pn 25 KeBln B 43 pm NO advertisement accepted for leas t anla PEACUTRivE and Alexander streets Room to done prices reasonable Pboce Went 1108 23 Z4 Kan City fl 20 pm 10 Macon & 30 pm ) UN;> BY INNINGS Southern League In do- 16 Chatta fl 35 pm 44.^Vash ton 8 45 pm than two lines Count seven ordi OUR Je nand for prin ipalt and grade ic vourse f American $" oO per week up En all. Cohen, 77 Peachtree etreeU WE SELL, for cash only la why we sell cheap SHOES IIALJ'' S01.EO SKWEO ropean $-< up Beli servlre nignt and day 7 Southern Wreckage Co 114 3 Forsyta St. 10 I 19 Columbia 10 20 pm 24 Jack vine- S SO pm nary words to ea-ch. line & 1 et eetla oar supply Write today 50 CENTS 33 Ft, Valley ID 23 pm 11 Sh/r8VeP°rt 31 09 Pm Discontinuance o£ advertising don s Teachers Agency 30~ Ca dler bldg 1 » HOI S Gc best for the whole COW I LETT mailing llet of Carrollton Ga post At Owlnn a Shoa Shop 6 Lnckie St 14 Cincinnati 11 00 pm 14. Jack vtlle ll 1O pra must be In writing It will not be anta Ga C-rtpnw >dl S C CVarloUe N 15" BA LTIMO RE"B LOG K OpposUa PtedmonE Hotel Both Phones. marked thus (* run dally except Sun VI T LY" tur room for two gent emen with board S fimtly office * 200 heada ot families Write C E s accepted by phone. This protects "\~~SHOP MAN t 51 a n atron w' 'ft a street P O Box 104 Carrollton Ga if Interested day Other trains run dally Central tim« your Interests as well as our*. do stenographic work elections now City Ticket Olflce, No 1 Peachtree -^>L nee 1 manv principals and grade teachers THE AUBURN HOUSE rrr^ HI-S.K before octl Let FrlcJdell Bros TREMAINE. N ICFTL.Y rurnlshe iams and board. 27 a The Mystic Atlant c Teachers Agency 112 Atlanta '[ ll makoa^li on your paperin3 g aj d hou e paint Permanently Located in Atlanta ' M CAMP MACHINE SHOP PHONE MAIN 5000 Bank bu 1 ing Atlanta ClarltE vile Va. L j Ing 107 N irjor i Phones Ivy -loa At 125 WEST PSACHTREE STRFET RAILROAD SCHEDULES 275 Marietta Street Hours 10 to - Closed on Fridays Arrival and Departure ol Passenger 3b E. NORTH AVE. Lryttal "^Ut Ginger Ale lor all otx:a ARE YOU satisfied with your present conditions* Trains, Atlanta- Wanted Situations—Male BETWEEN the Peachtrc nicely rurnla METAL WELDING AND your married lite happy Is the one you I' rooms aid *xoe lent tabli aiis bold at all foil its la sipbo 11 ihe following aohedUiIe figures are SPECI \"L RATES for cash Situation Wanted ra Iv> 6 iOl r horaii use 30 Tea 1 tree street Ivy MACHINE WORK 19 drifting away? Are jou successful* If you Wian . . , ^^ , 8 i m to change these conditions In me shortest possible t Published, orly as information and USE THB l'?-^!-?"- - ' - ?--- PEACH 1RLE time call at once Your greatest ^Ish can poel not guarantee ACIXX, NTVNT AT No 5, i niL-alj fur roo: wi h board foi you travel the JicFarlan 1 FOR SAI E—One perfect blue white dial ond ring lively be realised Every casa guaranteed 23 •Daily except Sunder puinble fl m f auti ion, or yoeilioa w rnup with a 1 convenient: " iaper and better Special co»C $GO) will take ?500 ST Sn 411 hunttns A*a luAlea got! watch \V \"VTlT>—P s i on a. bookktei _ ^_ _ AT "WHOL-ES M,E tor (actorlee 4600 23 Brunawlcli ergrawkt. wj h W and diamond on the out COAL furnacea and grates ateo fertll J IMPORTED Ginger Ale may be good hut there ThomaaTllla ward std« w h watch fob marke 1 Llaca liberal b> >ount man o£ expcr ence « 11 beun^vni I Wanted—Houses & Apartments OU call Atlanta feS or Main _SOj J to a reasonaLlc silarj beat r« Ccrerces Turni"! e l als hauled tree of charge [aer materials W E MeCalla Manufacturers ^ DOI1O superior to the AXlaoui made CryslJl Pullman eleepin0 <-ara on a ght tntos n-ward wll b« &al 1 It returne 1 to T M P«arson \ Uj-MNHD couple would like two-room apar you: Agent Atlanta 415 Atlanta National Bank Bids, j MM in siphon for home use 307 Faachtret Atlanta aad Taomasvllle "0% Fn irth NB jinal Bank bull ling LL, re^ n Ifnce invited \ Hress bouth Cax Y olln an 6u t--rm-walt street *. m nt with bath on good north side location street Ivy C70S CLUTHF3 cleaned and presnod by the Huo. wher<» Eurnl 1 P^ or unfurnis <1 on e ient to mealn 20 W Mitchell «tn Railroad they got the rub I vy "V13 1 M AN TL.D— Posir 01 as meciia.T ca! »leam or erect A 3 3reA.s A Box I care Oonatl utlon I IX ROOF LEAKS call Roof Dr SAFES iJ? w B. Barnett. 242 H«uphl I «*o Arrive From— No. Depart To— FOUND—W M Cox clean* all Itlnda ot oarp«ta Ing ei g-I i^er P"io e M ob 0 or ad ess 1-ng Y\ A.VT- I Bj i re lab e -wi tj o e~~6malV~f""ir" i j S Fo syth fit 4 Fire proof, Burglar proof, Vault Ivy 7238 ___ _ 23 S Augusta 6 25 am 4 An^tMtB, 12 10 n t rues a spec ay Ivy 31JS J Atlanta 1318 ni-s' ed co tage m gnod location Address \ • Covingtoa 7 30 am 2 Augusta and 1*5 Aubu n avfnuo 1 WANTED—beady wok bj young B i I Inns itmlO Doors, Metal Furniture Guarantee Dry Cleaning Works 93 Union Pt. 0 SO am New Tort 7 50 am Ing to v.ork Address Z, Box •WANTFD—To rent untlf~tlie~~flT_3t "oPOcTober"~wIth For Sale—City Real^Estate CLEAN and dye ladies and gentlemen B garments. •26 Uthonla 10 30 am ar load of htart p n« ons Itutlon r eeil BANKERS SAFE & At! SOlj A Bell M J87 288 Whltehali 23 •25 Ltthonld 2 1*> P»» 28Au«ujrt. a25pta TH-AVt L,IN»x sales-nan with I»ur room house on Wa r!th Gra 24 i-ast DOLL HOSPITAL—Dolls repaired sleepy ey«» £1 New York and 94 TJnloa Pt. B 00 pm C mpani J in 1-r.o or thr e nlo ot i apitol must be •cas 15 VAULT CO., reset all part* r urn lulled, 11O L^ckle Atlanta 8 20 pm •10 Covtoaton 6 10 pm 3 b J 11 I phono 3MO 23 — I H i No 35 East Mitchell St 19 iwhville RaUro«d. Wanted—Male Help FOR S\LL OR EXCHANGE HAVE YOU INGROWN TOE NAILS faunloua May 18. <. 1 M K \L u J > o flee ran n Cir ulat 0« ar n it 1 our Hunclre 1 go rj[ n scope apable a d agreeable Ad Clayton Co chlropodl-ts, mantcurlng and hair Cincinnati Louisville > 5 10 pm| 11 ^S5 am LtT"uV"HAVa"Y"oUR"ACREiGE^W«"ean B^ a en A" tcniuT'coun '" ar^^fmi J and 'TerrU _, _55^S^!S2?~: Chicago and VorUiwrt Magazine 41J K • bul HnR rner Hunt r and f» Z B x 4 Tho onstl u Ion It Ba ley £, Rowland 311. Fourth National nmn ig wa er 1 <;c to CCT i al ral road station CO\.CHIN<_r high school pupils a specialty drewtng parlors 36^6 Wtxltenall cessora to Clayton & Zahn Main 1769 Cincinnati and Louisville 12 om| a 60 pnj DiJOKKbFPLR \ND AUDITOR—1> years expert Bank _Bldg_ Ma^ln ^17 _ ___,._M 0 mile" fon Atlanta on »,ooj public road Will I earhtree Ivy 2->O" "S" J IDM KDoxvlUe via Dlue Ridge — 6 12 pin tint at J2 ^0 B room THRi5T~a~ a s lo eti bresJ bakers bench <'ai,e n I sera gh en ^ut .our bookkeeping an 1 IF 1OU want jour propprt. soft! either for sc I or ev-J aogo or h jng-a a- or cottage a SUMMER SCHOOL- oal quiet Blty day* $2 50—We want rooms Knoxvllle via » 50pm cpsh or tPrm3 llbi it ^ ith us 80 par cent Rood tcctlon tor further de aila call at Room from June 17 Latin Greek Fr«nch Qerrnan Whito labor Bell ph' i M 4807 J 23 Knoxville via, 5 1U pm MEN wan ei o iearn th-o ba ber trade Our o took* written up P O Box SJQ Phona Ivy of properties we rtis old "We 4(1 > South Pryo Engllih h story mathematics Ae 1 jours Wai lo & Redding Grant bulldlnt, l PRICE & THOMAS — FLY SCREENS given •W.ttges w.h le ear ng Joba always Dell ph>ne I y oSH 12 11> the t-1 oko of north side homeseckers aid PRICE a THOMAS — FLY SCREENS Seaboard Air Line Railway. wal( ng Don t lelny LjJJ at onc<* or wrile nvestors Yf*tt will apirrRJ> vmntt 1 Avtrogi 5lM> month Wanted—Miscellaneous falt> o panv -'^ W-U n t^lroPt Fho ft H| one 1 ti Throp J_^*"_°^f limp 10 cc s three (In es 1 FOB bAL-f—Two 2 ton FLY SCR FENS fly ecreena By ecreene Wood exam na ns con [t.s specln en qu^st ons free vTT^ri —— V \\TLD—Upyortun ty lurnlsh eh ngtes tor | Grabow sky trucks In good order J Frank In u « Dfp 4& t Koch*-!> er N Y 2 Cook Bell \\a|n JJS" L ] fly screen8 metal fly screens hardwood floor*. rap <*r lloM^ A posl 1< a car load of heart I I Venetian blfnde metal weather strips furnished T-OOam RAtI IV AY -i At erkia wanted J j month to bu t> n o A.t an a 1 year [ i e sh i, «, la m YC at o ice Pftone us (a oTDSMl HfL.. 1011 olol 7 passenger car ^"y ai j where In the eouth Write or phone W R 22 GO pm o n t. e Write In n <-d atcly l---ankl n In w r f b pri « a il Information WilUngham Tlft Lu n cq lipped -md III flrat cla'M condition Gallaway manager 1*03 Fourth National Ban* 6 Norfolk 1250pm Bt t t Tep. _ t H ch eter NY 2 \perl n j, I *"! ^'^ *« b 1 b r Con i>any 13 the cnr lor n?nt o Ice offe'-etl at a bai building Atlanta Ga Main 531O v x-vi Lotntrn 12 JX> pm Se ond hand dcpartn cnt 3 Birmfng-m 4 15 pm JLlJlUM t 11 h, rt;a r nt, ui 1 driv nt, taught IJs.it H1L-N fc-D st r ^ra her dts e extra work H. G. HASTINGS & CO. courso $-j p si ion secured Vu omobllu Hu Up PA1 highest cash prices for household goods, Sk> DS PL t"NTS \VD TOLLTRY fork dur ng stn r n o >t = VJtl eat, L B i O\KL\ND MOTOR CO pair at J lasrrut-tioii Company .Porter Pluco Bianos and otflce £u n ture caah advanced on 5 Memphis B off pm ar" T L ti.t Q consignment Central Auction Company 12 East *.0 Ja i es fat Atlanta Ga Business Opportunities IS Abbe 3.QL 4-00 pm oaraco buildlr-fc North and South Side I><_li\er> 9 S M B SoVtoIk e \\ VN ! ! U— I o liun as 1 out k ope or asalatait Mitel e 1 street DP!! J>1 on* Main 2424 13 Livery, Feed and Sales Stable 4 05 Pm 1_2 New York g 55 pm h uv?ke"p«r 1 -ir fx->i e In he-it J occl V, \NTf-O To b j aexc-ral icung~fo.il blooded Inman I I traxal ove I OR RLNT R d if RUT in onnection wl simply tan not set good results from We Repair Automobileb Price only $"••) 000 Wr tc P 0 \Veatern and Atlantic Rnilrond. the •* rl ( t S t t uci \ K 004 \^ esr \\OIN [ADVofn e ap-, ara re an 1 refine Ho el Ru ik n fu 1> oqj pi-d W 1! take o e M do it richt We do it quick best resul Box -64 Greensboro N C 2* Arrlre From— No. Depart To— 1 l i| anr* lift dollars p r nonth re tal in %our hens if tht \ ha\t llco 01 mitfb on m^r I 1 1 I M for tie least moi ey No job too big for us ie or two furnished rooms 3 Nashville 7 10 84 Chica«o S-00 am ^1 c en <• tci h ng Ish >« poai on as govern u le- Lght •water et Lee & Conker s and FOR RENT— 2 VaahvlltB COOI> 3 Al 1 J o por j 1> \V N~^jpj j 1-ttts liiuid lice killer ml will Tn \VIS & JONES with bath at -Id East Cain. 73 Homo 10 20 8.35am at a 1 or g? t e nan i hi Ir r widower o mtans F ti_« un bun ( a ca. I otcl Rank n Ivy 4*-J2 -6 Jamcfa M Sour 1 Nashville 7 33 C 15 pm Ctty uc our W VNTl ^ 1 o<- t n as t -avelirg nur^o bj nil hoes and clothlne Please drop ftlm a. carl 13 c hit kens of these pests Joe qt- 60c METAL WELDING CO, PARTY with small capita! can g t interest tn R ISO pm !.cho 1 <• lucal i 1 i^eil ored womaT tun gl e good C V-j,al $1 g^l _ _ __ AUTOGBNOUS WE^LDINO article that co°t §f OO lo ma mfacture that aelH \\ F HWI a ru o i f r t\-lio will ex hangn lo o for $100 Endorsed by Atlanta s best business ne^et*a.r> B ru>n HOB \ drf»JH I S < S I e rht o At aT j In iipa A T.H a for a small bus ness car \\ t CARR'V ill the . brat of OXY ACETYLENE MLTHOO Psr-> BufTn o NY IT-CO Addraris F^ 6?i care Cw \V dtt>^ ^e V, ill Sfi OARNETT STRI t,T THONB MAIN 3013, lad lea and misses suits coats furs skins vasslnt, or go! tln« rcfjulr ) t ^>od Incnn e n *. ti Adflro^ M s*, san is *>fia« nut Ua DROP a card we 11 bring cash tor atioe.3 and assure! A.d. a onal t Ope atl e Rsaltv ha\ c a special salp on thick fc d ' —•—• — • waists dresses and millinery to exchange tor \\ \M 1 \ po. on as matron for ciarlia.ble lothing Tho Vesttare 160 Decatur St. J Georgia farms Grossman 3 Cloak and Suit Com Companj \ 14 Marden Bl Ig \\aaMngtoa Red Comb chick feed $2 15 pet 100 ( PURCELL'S GARAGE BeUe Isle P f 2 pany Atlanta _Ga ^* Us 50 Ibfc 51 15 10 Iba 2oc / ratt s u53 40 Auhura Avenue—Let us store and repair BE A DETEITHC—fc-« n $l.j> to ^3 0 per mon h Mattresses Renovated chick feed ¥4 75 per 10100 50 Ibs | your Best woik eua 20 FOR SALE—Fancy grocery and delicatessen travel over the worl 1 %\ r e Sapt Ludwig 3LUR I wo an ftp r! t) dot, rrT po7 L j WE BUT and steam clean feathers Meaflo w a 40 ti Ibs ^c These pi ices ire about established trade little competition buey thor Ivy 5190. Atlanta 1598. 168 Westo er B lg Kansas Cltj Mo 2 T I r d J nt t s offi ^\ JO How 1 &. Rogers Co phonea Mala 4b-Wi Atlanfa OUgMare excellent etock business now 51 000 er t. 2"i per cent lo\\ r th in tru usu^l prices DO ^TJC PTA1 ruOL,' 1C you d~i coma 14 T P O Bo* 13 and it w ill pa\ iit> 0110 to takt, ad CAMP MACHINE SHOP month clearing 5*^00 Owner has other business to see Biaa at Cite f EKitI N AL Hu ^aiita.f0 Bell Main 2330 Wanted — Agents and Salesmen For Sale — Farms. "WANTED—Established money matting newspaper Money to Loan lor 25c &i od tables gfod cues iuid -,& mca A ULVLTIFUL. Jot of ferns 50 cents bunch of cle pr boys ^^ 2 I JW X a id oft r or ba e e-icl a ge or lea«e METAL WELDING AND and Job office county seat no fancy price for CLIFF C HATCHER TXS AGslvcY Ixwa •> ta o h i ei -tl ti t anilala x t up to $2 00 ______agents Travelers Insurance Co Loans on WAITED—th-URgist rej, stercd in t torida mutit (.0 ral \v 1 imprni d productive farms 1 a^y MACHINE WORK 20 good will Z Box 7 caro Constitution l anerv t x ellent t m n s-Uon prjpoe!! on ^ a o tr-n s G JI IVaddPJ] IH Dandier buildin* rv&RY JJEN bhould pa-v her own •well located city property small expense Pur- be tjuber sa. u-v *tx vO iinCJi Ana r P O a^, c^.p ifnce r ren i an 1 vhe h r eutfl chase money note-? bought 2-1 Grant Sldg _ _^ Sta \ Jaxk^on i 1 Fa board and mike a profit fot j ou be- BANKRUPT SALE 1 Kin now feeding Poultr> Regulatoi Oseood-Turner Auto Repair Co LOANS on Allanta~real -Tan one to flve years, WANTDD^Barbe-s to know »^~ea i? Pn"]i~l"ne n *-i s a e tjirnoj ji Los o care The t.oii $3250 PER A.CRE THE MKN WITH EXPERIENCE. closing out bankrupt stock automobile lo-neat rates John Tarev 2 Whitehall *treet. fixtures and siipp tea In «tock in Atlanta Writ* stltu ion it helps the hens through, the molt ind and supplies at greatly reduce! FOR 40 a re tract 1_ miles from state capltol greatlj inci c ai>e3 efej? production 2oc NLF SCO CALL AND SEB OS- Germania ^av npfi Bank lor catalogue Matttiewa Sc Lively A laata SIX flrat t ass men vM h real eatato~expcirlencfl~ ^1 acreet open land 5 acres in pasture bal Rear 45 Auburn Ave Ivy 6210 prices for cash Maaonlc Tetuple building 210 1 uOc j.nd SI 00 per pkg- Pea hirp* _ 24 Ga, 3 four fnezperien ed niei at once good salary to anc« tn i is large sprlns no In provenience BU\ND new elec rlu coupe (our pasaenger stand I >ac to railroad Matton This land Is sure to TIME and monthly loans negotiated 01 real «•- "WANTED—A first claa*. a v«-r and le ttr r\K t mea L P Bottenfield 10 1 tmpirs Bldg ard -nial.e an be bought at agents d SCOU-H om SI" Atlanta Na ional _Bank Bids er eteady work, good Ad Irews E Mad See Mr Lynch an 1 M Bell Satea Managers 6 loublo n le*« than five yeari time Very late R| A FAIR Of fulUl looded pedigreed Pciblan cats O> RTlan 1 Souihern Motor Car company *J_ 0 ce Jle >an-< sen w B SmJJi T33 iJOX Mobile A a FINANCl \,L, assistance offered -worthy jwrtraii. verj c icap onlj ?1_ Coil Main -446 L or Peacl re §*££?EH^!S5J?£25£: j^ * AppU to W \ Bakrr & Co Ptionp Main LIMITED amount ot stock tor sale in «p to date Fc Nat onal no nk Jiu i Id i n g \VANT to turo sh >ou servanta an<^ moTe your agen 3 Portralta an 1 rramea lurntehed that fit ill in t-oirth National Bank (building 34 a Hrp&s 0 Hill #T et __ furniture Thu nrwon A L ana furniture mov- f\IMl-D[\TS SHII Mfc-NT ot genuine Vancy Hall manufacturing plant guaranteed to pay not ers and emploj nient asenvj Room 304 Odd Co H V, Whltehal St Atlanta Ga. 0 sweet potati plants at i >c ptr 1 OW or ?1 (>O VCJLCANIZIVG l«ss than lo per cent. For particulars address _ „ . -v.TC^ ^.tr- r\r\ A ~VTT\ TTT> Fellows building Ivy "OS-i J o989 A, Juet say CRE.D1T Rl en t tvo th "port alt men beat JPor^Sale— ^QlJRf^JEstate^ d«-Il\erel I shlj i oth ng but good blrong fresh PROMPT attcnt on given express ehlpmenta San Manufacturer Boi 602 Carrolltop Ga 25 LOANS $2D.OO AND UP Move n^ i ou an pav within 10 dajs work lowest prices o dela> AdJresa Grirfln planti and guarantee tn !re sat sfaction P M dcrs spcer Vulcaiiiz ngr Company 100 Spring atieet \tlanta Ca On Furniture, Pianos or In- I>ENT 1ST wanted all round graduate good~ap~ P r rait < n pan \UantT Ga 3 C\\ M H i> wo -ory c feht rrx n 1 ou'-f on noi h Shan harger P nc Castle Fla Money to Loan. " L iliiell 71 0 He lly Ha AGE_VTb— « o want an cxpcr enTe 1 high "g ade IP h a.p >ak fl rs built in buffet st i« Cuba f oit piped for f nnace Phone Berr man 1 AUTOMOBILES dorsed Notes T 1 N-v nal Bank Iv> 34 1 AT R4TFS permitted ty tie laws of the eiate. PLUU1AN porter wanted. Gtv, refei Fo For Sale Poultry. Our easy payment plan allows you to paj u* informattoa write Porter Box S04 At ar vassing i reposition on tie market and right V RFAL BARGAIN In shingles one car load of EEPAINTED. MORTGAGE LOANS strictly hear pine Florida ehlngles at reduced Hoi ers TOPS roco\ ered and repaired Upholstering and back lo suit your income Wo also protect you la_nta__ Ga _^ 2 mm c-an make $4 > to JW) wee-kl> protected t«r quite a lut of -s •king Carneaux and Homers i from publicity and extend «vc y courtesy to \hS—It you have two hands. Prof G O Brann ng r tor» Anbasr quick \merican Alamlnurn Com pr P I" ne us f r information WUlinsham slip covers best wo>-k moderate prices make the carrying of a loan satisfactory to yoa pany D v D Le nont I 6 rut Lu ber C mpany 15 to ia.le at rea"on le prices Canebrake CoJHe I poxrc DE L.EOV AUTO co Will teach you tha barber trade (It a easy ) Kt-nnele D mopoH. Ala ON improved city property email expense ^_ in every way Taught In half the time of other college* Com ^\ ANTbD >O young men to can -rasa business FOR &AL.L — Nice corner lot In Analey park 52 POVCT; Dfc. L.EON PLACE no time lost loan correspondents for the plete -course and position In oar chain ot ehopt men caT make from 53 OO to $1500 per Jay &t a bargain or w U build to salt purchaser 1 HA\ E my own hena and reed them on the IVV 4859 J PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF (3O Why pay moret ThouSAada of our gradu ^6>r Peachtrc,? bt 0 Cliff C Ha cher Gram bide 15 he^t can furnish eggs la d toda> invalids AMERICA^ take notice \lso several hundred broilers (at GUARANTEE LOAN CO., at«s running shops or making cood wages At WANTED—Ge i ral ag«nt for Tennessee Who has FOR SALiE In Decatur Ga 14 Adajns street lanta Bar&er College 30 East ilUehelt St 2 tmder and juicy D U Thomas 23i Capitol DOBBS TIRE REPAIR CO. S ^0 \% Box 1 ejre The Cons Hut on 6 6 room bungalow 6O foot lot block ot car avenue Both phi 13 . WE RtPAIR AND SELi, ALL MAKES OF TIRfiS TURMAN, Room 318 Atlanta National Bank ine conven ent to schools Improvements S^e = 1 AND TUBES 226 PEACHTREB ST PHONB tA~ERS ^OMXN should writT today~for de t letcher Pearion 4^. Atlanta National Bank iv. -i^-e to BLACK & CALHOUN Bldg, Bell Phone Mam 440. HIJLBORN HOTEL, r pti n Ir u ar of the Victoria. Protector bu Idlnp 15 10 AND 12 WALTOV ST For Sale Miscellaneous. l FOR ^E—1913 Model motorcyclee and motor FOR gentian-en only center ot city ab f T e Li Hea =pcoialtv Company Dept 2 FOR SA1.F — Seven room cottage 242 Crumley ^t bargain prices all make* brand new Second Floor Empire Bids oocto'flc* rate oOc iJc and $1 00 P O Uox ^~ Atlan a Ga $ E reel bis bargain at $3 3* attractive terms i trom machines on ->asy monthly payment plan Get T ^""^"l* OL __ our proposition before buying or you will regret SPECIAL HOME FUNDS on cow «iir three weeks , it Also barg-alne In used motorcyclea Write mi UOANS—Money to lend on Atlanta real estate TO LETND on Atlanta hOi __ business prop- IF IOL have vacant 1 ousrs or stores for rent ad anced to build- DRAUGHON S Business Col- Vfanted — Boarders pla e them with me an0 J modern imp cements 44 Met] ave reason rormation \\ IlHcg Tlft »ber Co 10 MO\EY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE 24 SOUTH BRO-\D STREET able terms Apply David G Coy Ivy 3016 3.., SOUTHERN RUBBER CO AN*D others upon their own name cheap rates Wanted—FemaleJHdtp SOUTH FORSYTH ST easy payments Confidential D H Tolman sen lonien moder i -on\eniences Apartment «t ATLANTA UPHOLSTERING U Room S2O Austell building MAX AJND "WISE on suburban place Ja^p^r MONEY TO LOAN. I y 1 M lot Spring atreet 206 WHITEHALL MAIN 2475 I ' ert. tally equipped two MONEY to lend oo Improved real estate c C Pru-ltt Call Dr Wm M Balrd r.uite _i«> CAN a.f oiini date two s^tlemen % th ni ely lur ALL. kinds of furniture repaired, upholstered, extra tires ?2 000 gets It or will exchange aa MTcGehee Jr 621 825 Empire building FOR SALE BY OWNER 1 PLENTY ot 6 and 7 per cent BTOWTJ Randolph building 5C Marietta atre*t At room «ad board private home all modern con refill shed cushions made for porch rum)tare part payment on 6 room bungalow on or near laata Ga 6 PER CENT 1XJANS on Atlanta property J R. ven ei es 1 Bedtord Place I\y 24_1 L. FOR SALE—40 no*-s« power Oldsmohlla roadster car line in good residence section Call or write Nutting & Co S01-4 Empire Life building money to lend on unprov- WANTED—Young lady to take orders over phona A.PPI \ ** Carney e Way for nice rooms and 4 > PARK A\ E 7 room cottage elevated shady flne shape and very a peed j II C Curtla Dr Thomas E Green 900 AuBtell Bide and do general otflce Tsork must write good lot eaBt front price very low terma easy PAHTIES wanting largo loans on business prop Rood boarj Meal ticketa reasona-blc Ivy 6977 FOR SAUS — Luxuriously upholstered 7 passenger erty or money to build business houses on ccn ed property, either straight i-RDld band and come well recommended sal first purchase money notes for body equipped with mohair top and curtains, S? SS %r week to besin with Manufacturer 2_>2 J any large cor Caa tral property please come In to see u£ Tbe Mer or monthly plan. Also for 3% Box 10 care constitution BELLEVTJE INN Box 3 care Constitution 19 This body could *-B used chantB and Manufactorere Banking and Loan be bought at a bargain Company. 209 Grant building Telephone Ivy aTLjfTED—Good .cook one taat will sleep on NirKLY furnished single or double rooms with "WB RENT sood pianos $3 per month up We purchase money notes. Fos- premises at ?4 per w«efc Apply at 132 Sou per month up Good sec Overland Southern Motor C\N, ac-ommodate »ew more table boarders 1S1 fOR QUICK SA.LE ond hand pianos $10O and up FARM LOANS—We place loana In any am ter ic Robson, 11 Edgewood BETTiEB cotorwl cook 1018 Century b^Tld Iv\ street Call Ivy 73oS J A VICE new bungalow six rooms and bath on n. i> BECHT CX>MPANY Car Company. on Improved farm, lands In Georgia. ""07 108 100 Temple Coart Bldg Main 6S7 232 PEACHTREE ST 20 Southern Mortgage Company OouM Avenue. ing. _ SI'S, or e ght legislators can g«t nice cool rnom trees Built for a homo hat will sell at a "SAVE MONEY NOW on and good board at 45 Irwin street Ivy uS4C LOANS ON REAL, ESTATE. **^"^^ v~r-r^t-r-r*e-* BOOM and board for young men or ladles can cash and balancq^Ifte rent. Phone me for par- SAVE MOSfEY KOW r* * -r ivrr /v f*r\fmno A -KT SAVE MOJSfEY NOW

- .Business & Order Directory For Rent--*Furnishe d Ifoms. For Rent—Apartments. Resorts^nd Hotels. Real Estate—For Sale and Rent Real Estate—For Sale and Rent. 1-ADIES— Suderao^«~C^rtOrr~R^r ' sure- care ror delayed periods. prl ...... „ THE PICKWICK fcltchenotte apartment, all con- homo of refunded it it loJls. Address. i>. SANITARY MATTRESS RENOVATING — Facibry HEW, TEK-STOBT, 8»j»roof btUldin*. Roam* Apply 3'J E- Cain. Apt. 9. 38 bath; 5OO Teet (rota street car line; lot 150x230; FVairclsco, Cal. ip-to-date . moderate olngle or on suite, with b»th- 77 Pblrlla St.. ne Bhado and trull trees; unfiurDEissed view ot '6"roQn~auartraOTt"for~rent in the tte mountains; house has modern sanitary plumb- W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON (fson & Orr Company, Means street BJjoir^iag^^ CarneglB il _ __ Westminflter. :tlf} North Jackson; all modem "*~ Rff, tlectrio lights, cament cellar an.00 Edgpwood aT«nue. Inman Park; 7-room buag«- cisca. Cal. Parfe; July 1 to September I. Ivy 3GU1-J. steam heat, hot water. Janitor service, rent low. hardwood floors; c*peetanj- attractive ap- 8 Call Ivy 3123. li*-r. h., 370 UKile ave., furabtied $73.00 H. H^ 9-.__J^ Harralaon A*^______M $42.50. Heferencs required. Apply Herbert pointments; 2- room servantfl' bouse; dandy, blj IF YOU suffer with eczei "AUSTj:s""BR6'S." CNE front room, furntshed. In orlvatc home. KaJfer. -ill Atlanta National Bank Bldg. phone 2U-r. b.. 4O West £nd ave f50.«0 lot 60x208 feet. Price reduced to $4.500. Terms: ease lot uti sfnrl y-»u STKFIL MATRRlAU. M- 27C or jaiilor oil premises. 38 $2O PER month, large, splendid brick storeroom. Modern coavenJen^es; references requlrwd. Teirt splendid location for flr3t-clos« grocery store; 10-r h., 783 W Peacbtree. furnished. - -?T3 Vi $1.50O cash, assume (can of $2,230 at 7 p*r Ing proof that we have i^urfi othrra. J'ri'.-e rhor.e Ivy 27-12-J. House number 31t> W. Peaci- Apply Ware & Harper. 725 Atlanta National Bank 10-r. h.. 71 W. Pifteeoth st $83.00 c«nt. Balance only ?2i per month. Rental $37.50. 81.00 per txmi«. The Bfuintf Eczema Rem- ireo ^treet. _ _ bulldne. M. 1705. 39 10-r, h., DOS "Waahtngton. furnished.. ,543.()'> This place will pay lt« way. St>« Mr. Martin. edy Co. Mexia. T^a^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^j eedJ reJlaJag l , Resorts and Hotels. iO-r. fa., Clairmanl a\-e.. Decalur $dO.W) w. We also make a epo- BEAl'TIPl'L front room with meoU for couple or WEST END PLACE—N* w 6-room house; con»ent- NOHTWROP^^T^ THREE handsome new stores and lott at Noa. 10-r. Ji., 4.9 west End ave $30.W ent to car linea. Cheap for $3.730. TafoM. ea and of Bharpeolng lawn 134. 136 and 13S Whitehall St. Also No M C- Rates. $10.00 to $15.00 per week. Mre. SM Mr. Frederick. ______Auction Sales. mt-Q are BJti];ed wbltv esperu South Broad st. Geo. W. SotDlo. Phonos 203 10-r. b., 7 Wellington. Battle HUI.. .$15.00 ~ ~~~ e' Co., 101 N. Poreytb »t. Irr EltratoeLh Mclntosh,_ 38% 8 No. 19 Edsewood ave. o 10-r. h.. 34 N'orwood, Klrkwaod $30.UO Mf>DERS~RES7D E N C E~on~~SI t n^arTee *v«oue. T-J40 31 ALBION HOTEL PARIS COTTAGE—New building, wt-Tlequipped" FOR gentlemen and lad 1 OB, in center of city, gool 8-r, h.. 103 W. Harris B* §80.00 two- story. 8 rooms. Pmtleet pan ot th» ? OJi Wrlfflilsvnie Uraefi at Station fi. a&*r treet. Spacious pment. AT AUCTION. ( 0>TaA<.TOIl AXD BVIl-DKH. <-af a and lobby. Prices r^asonatole. -5Mi • 8-r. h.. 4« WIlliamB $41!.G't Fry or af _ __ 34 Luroina. I me gr^at dancing pavlllton and bc.rh- SPACES for rent to light manu- Sleeping; porch. B:g value ror $6.SOO. Terms. I.HT ME 'In your ]ob""work; lowest price;* bigl ir»g DlureK Ratea rea.-Hina.ble. M^M. H. B ParU, 0-r, h,. K. Set-ontecnth St.. furnished ,$73.0" Se Mr, Qrarlbha^. ______THE GRACE, 'Jl East Twenty-first street, u*ar WrJgimviliB B>^<-h. N, C. facturers, brokers .or jobbers; 0-r. h., 314 Williams $ZiO.;>0 ~ "" " 'l-.jfl'y ™-ork 'Inns. ''harles T. Hayola, H SIXTEENTH ""STREET -- A~ "modorn/" "weli-bultt TODAY at 10 a. m., at the Petcis street Main 11S7 Atlanta 1100. 31 Broadway, New York's neatly iurnlahed rooms. 0-r, h.. 354 Greenwich $-20.00 telephone, elevator, $5 weekly; topping, the- PARaa~~COTTAGE—K*w buTTdTngr welPequlppedT Marietta street; close in ; eleva- hnnsHjnw of 0 roojns. on lars«. elevated lot; on WrlBhisvllle Beach at Statloa 6, n«ar 8-r. h.. 701 N. Boulevard furnished.. . ,S7r..«M) harJwood floors: turnace-lieatei, Thie la a r*al MAKKR3. atrical district?^ ______„ ___ 3* Lumina (ihe great dancing pavtllion and tnth- tor; phones ; attractive rent. Call S-r. h.. 690 S. Boulevard $30.0) bargain ^^'•j*00- °» le^me. SPC Mr. Martjn._ Packard salesroom, Mrs. LiAIlO E. cieaji, airy rooms, nicely fur. and hut Ing place) nates roasonnble. Mrs. H, B. S-r. h., 368 Washington JjO/X* StTBt-'RBAN DCNG AI^OWS- With city conveni- Instrument Makers. und cold water, rates $1!.50 a.nd $3.oO per week. Paris. Wrightsville Beach. N. C. 3g% Ivy 2525. OO. best locations in city for gents' furnishing, cigar or L.ARGK, airy room, with kltchPhetic in private 10 AUBURN AVENUE family._ 12fi Windsor. Main ,1."S8. _ brae. This is undoubtedlv" ! A 1»JSINPK("1'ANTr.HJr^y^?.-. di-oiiorant an-j germicide > de- sodawater stand, or quick lunch room. Will rent or lease ,. _ . ,. \ dtioys all tru>eut». The Pbenulm* Alaituraclurlog Sll! I'KR~ MONTH rents "large,~"cool room; ?8 for 1 dsewood av(?nue Maln ninaUer room, new furnltur*. convenient to car from one to four years. Information as to price given at NORTH BOULEVARD and between Ponce de Leoi! Avenue and the finest collect ion over ^"^'^^u ';*!-^ ^ ' ^^ lines ;o»Jy a few steps of Pl<>]) tinting of all kinds. :>>u«m" West 12SH-J Nicely lur.. llgnt, 305 Third National Bank Bldg. Phones Ivy 2943-4546. FOR $300 cash payment you can buy some negro investment prop- _»*_ PXpOlHl- ! CAUI'L'ITS AND lit US CL.fc erty which rents for $24 per month. Price only $2,200, balance serve. Mrs. S fc'OR RENT— -V ool, furnfshid room od- jojjiiji-j J>aih , all ct/nYenJeHcejsc : r>ins . Real Estate—For Sale and Rent. Real Estate—For Sale and Rent. $22 per month. a w nde 61 E. Cain Ktrt.t;t. Ap ent 2. Phon Ivy ed approximately $10.000' ^S^Ltt?*;-* dry cto*i1S} ia^ 34 VACANT LOT bargain for $450 cash. Very pretty corner lot in 1 baift connecting, MarJborough. 430 peach tree, this edge of Decatur ami in 600 feet of Druid Hills. Also in to secure this collection of j^ REAL ESTATE, "7-T2 KAST ALA b.YKA STREKT, BOTH PHONES I2ST CIAS STOVES Apt. 11!. PtK-HC Ivy L'UCiS-L.. 34 two blocks of Ponce dc Leon Avenue. This lot has water, lights, ««* u'AV"3'"uV*ES-CUUK.lj:t O-N O-NK OF THE BEST DRIVES In Drnld Hills, wu utter a now, mortem, lO-room. two- rare furnishings. Sale Pt1KTAUr,K Olfj-fiAS STOVES in 173 S. FO'RSYTH STREET story resldeni^, lot 100x220. for $14.000. This (H one of the beet home propositions In. any sidewalks and curbing, and is worth around $1,000, but the owner kerofiei* oil, 12 part* air, , eectlon of the cMy. Tak-a it up with us at on <'<-. If Interr«t<>d; pood terms ran be had. ' ' ' Steam rookem r- NICL'I.V fur. rooms, all convemen«?3. Friers rea- needs the money. hoiA"s~~PAlUi COTT^AGE-^bir^Lake avonuo," In Inman Park, we offer a "modernT 5-room" cot" tage, email lot, for ?2.000; $100 i-ash. $'.10 per month for the balam-e. ThU cottago haa starts promptly at 10 a. m., J NICELY fur~ r Tor gen tie men oiid lighl houy«keoplng. 320o-J. 210 Spring- T,4 hot anil cold water, porcelain bath and la strt rtiy modern In every reaped. Xo use to par 5-ROOM COTTAGE with all conveniences, and will rent readily ^ "~ rent when yovi can live .In a house like lliis, on such «asy terms. Fl'RXISHKD rooms tor rent; all modern ponven- for $15 per month. This is clean, white property, and can be at Peach hw and North! NORTH AVENUE ~APARTMEST-^Xear West P t'adure«>. ~ on "'North "*"avenue. ~"we ~offer"~a aew~ FCR'NTTURE"aV'wiioloaaie 12-room, two-atory brick apartment houae tor $ 10,000: Jl.ouo cash, balance $T5 per bought for $1,500. Only $600 cash. Avenue. Terms cash. MrEI/Y^rnTsheT'ToonTS^for'" iTght' "bo use keeping, month. This house hss solid oaJt floors. at»am Iient, two large servant's rooms; In tact. It prices for cash. You don't also bed roomc. 235 Courtland. Ivy 62-49-TJ. has every modern conven]fttic«. At our price It is a pk'k- up. Tw6""co:niJleteiy*"furTii7hud" room's"; fur "house" OX~BASS~ STREET —Npar~"thc eittranop at Clraiit. Park," we offer "a " mndern, T.-ruom "cotUgo~ k»-et'!fipr Ma'n -'070-.I. 350 K. Fair. 34 have to buy second-hand on an e«ra nice lot for ?^,1*.10; $500 cosh. $^O p«r month lor the balance. This cottage HENRY A. NKWJLVX, Fi>ii BK.NT—Twt> nicely ~ furnished connect- In worth $3.'J PEACHTREE ROAD—Just north of Piedmont avenue and oppo- B. BERNARD, Auctioneer. cash counts here. : INVESTMENTS N1CEL.V ru OUR PICK OF THE LIST. site Mr. Geo. Hanson's new home, we can sell you a bargain lenceB. Call_Ivy 6575. _ _ 34 THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SALVAGE CO Cameron Furniture Co., NEW RESIDENCE in best section on north side, renting- under lease for $65 in corner lot, on terms of $1,200 cash. This lot fronts 8.2 feet on at 90 9. Pryor, Trill buy or ael] your furnllur-. FOR" " RENT— T~wo"~beavififu~Uy per month. Price 57,250; 82,500 cash, balance easy. household goods or alano Phono B«-!l M '':10tl 23 85 S. Forsyth St. Peachtree, 300 feet on Highland Drive and is 156 feet wide in rear. furnished rooms in private Car line, city water and sewer. Covered with large oak_trees. * Business & Mail Order Directory For Rent—Miscellaneous. family. Call Ivy 7245. S. D. L., STORE PROPERTY 179 North Jackson St. _ 34 JUST OFF Pryor streetreet, cornor lot, . "'xloO feet, rented for $65 per month. PIEDMONT AVENUE"BRICK. "APARTMENT" ior~$2o,boo.~"3i^ CONTRACTOR A.HD HI l care Tha frjnecftufton. Price $7.500; $500 cash, balance eaay., room building that can't be built for the price we are asking. j;-B;--M.CON.XHLL- ot ph'->ac. Stevens Rrl. ;H mttntli, 5, (HK> square Tcet warehQ'!!!* ONE elega y untarnished room, Urvild Hil1!* ; T**ri tuet Jobation ("or trackage ana rall- EOl-2 EMPIRE BLDG. PHONES: BELL MAIN 34E7; ATL. 930. ;ilitif«5. good brick buiMlng. Apply \V«n Prl'O ?.*..'()() J^j??'^ 4'Kt __Gf<'»-nwtK>ti _a.renui'. HARRIS G. WHITE •er, 7^5 Atlanta National Baak buUittna STOUT?iR COMPANY. irni'shed room, all modern convent- MAIN 76K. Apply at 11 Pull lam .street, 32T GRANT BUILDING. PHONE IVY 4331. LACK CUKTAl.NS LAL .\L»KHKl> I-X)R RKN'T—The Park Hotel, mly" lurnlsheT Toom.~I>rul. L. Ilcmlricks, owner, 33 Or NEW SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE. ALMOST within half-mile circle on north side we have a little nlck-un In a A. XL* DIE \V~UKK.. " In $4,000—GORDON STREET, on Lucile Avenue car line, you will find one .of $5,000 proposition on which we can arrangp a five-year lease with a respon- Carroll-Reid Novelty Co. For Rent—Furnished Rooms. sible party for $50 per month. If you are in the market for a 12 per cent FIRST-CLASS model and dto works our spec the prettiest home-like places that you ever saw; has every convenience, north side, semi-central investment, you will do well to Investigate this one, . __>»l_ty._ 14fi W. MlK-bell st. Jfaln 3121. S Apply W(> Washington. Phom THREE single unfurnished furnace, electricity, four bedrooms; large shady lot. Can't duplicate it for as they are seldom offered. rooms. No children, private $4,500. Can sell on easy, terms. ii ftri'l ihrW"niPo1y""tiirni.shcii family. Phone Ivy 7245. S. D. HARRIS G. WHITE L., 179 North Jackson. 35 by apflying CiROCKHJES. PEACHTREE ROAD LOTS. FOR samecJUne to Qat. pbanu Ivy 562 and 563- " find" n'u-t-iy"" nissho.I rooms Cunp Grocery Company. 343 Peachtree street. ^-- WE- WOULD like to show you some very desirable east front, large lots, FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW A ««npl«t<. lino ot taiicy srocerl«s and fr**h SPLKN'UID two -story house In most desirable that we are offering at $40 to $45 per foot, on very reasonable terms. meats. We m^ko a «pe\:t«Uy uf fresh vegetables a*' tion ot College Park; large lawn, fruit T *nd_frutt. ^._9._ -.<"AMP. M»nn.)-or AT lltS \V. P1SACHTHKE. private h rees «ntl garden. Will rent, fiirnlsbed for sum- Some on Plasters Bridge'Road, near Peachtree Road, at $42.50 per foot. Big Lot, 100x200—$1,500 mer, possibly longrr. All c-onvcnienres. hot and GOt.it, SJLVEK, Wlt'K. fold water, <>le<-trlc llglils. cio. Safit Point IN THE PRETTIEST PART ot College Park. Just the place to raise chickens, lH-.l.UiTm-H^irtroiu"^^ wubTVrlv. ~ COPPKR PI..VTIXG. ---. have big garden, keep cow and cut the expenses of living. Owner needs FOIt RENT— By tt-"r FIFTEENTH STREET LOT (ANSLEY money; $650 cash, balance on time. Vacant lot adjoining 100x200, making SIMMONS'PLATING" WORKS ' Eas North, I'o AUTO PARTS, bra*s beds and ai!»erw»r» a »pe- ain PARK). 200x200. Level and pretty. ^rtaUy.^JjS^R^ Pryor strept. Mim 11QQ. y\ NICE 8-r-oom l moiiern conveniences. In- EDWARD H. WALKER. P")tl HflN'T- On furnished roam, with all cluding pia lev*nth street. 10O feat STOVE AND KANCJK HKl'AlUl.No"." $4,500 GETS good lot one-half block o( car line. Going to sell this week. Terms. Apply at 1'4 Mi-Dani?! from f»«achtr o. from now to September 1. In- CALL, on Uoodram it Torr»U*' Uir l lor B l Cal! Ivy a Qfl 3B tfcing la the Uardwa-Td Hti«. ? *_I - ^ ^ !f -_ - - MY homo in AIMS ley ark, compk-tely furnlshedT WALKER REAL ESTATE COMPANY thrt-e bed eping pori.li. garage, nice TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN 35 NORTH FORSYTH. TOOLS 31AUK AND KHi'AIUKl). shade ana ne-a e. Phone Iiy 2S6O or arl- drois "C-." P. 007. 3« Tachamlthl^"VQ"d"lronv'^enVc"'''Co pany. Floww vases, settp*3, tree guards e 203 EMPIRE BUILDING. 154 South Pryor- Mam 1431. 31 16 EAST BAKER. For Rent—Unfurnished Houses vnh all ''.>nventenc«. Juat off Pfi BARGAINS BICVCLK HBP A IRS. I-XJR TIEXT—Five-room oottase. furnl > rurnlsheil. for summer or loEgrr. in Inman ATLAJN'T r BIC YCL^"" OliV A NY ? ' 76 "p ifr^RS *3T' Park, flevated. Khady lot. all conveniences. Phono ON STONEWALL STREET, near Walker street, fine lot, with Coll us tor bicycle repairs and suppllce. Jialn 232g. or |rAtIao"SL'RAX it 260_ Whitehall^ PEACHTREE CIRCLE, 9 rooms, 2 stories, 4 bedrooms and sleeping porch, TVr^E'l3l"A^RA^T'a¥*TOT'^ouVJ men c^n flnd large reception hall, dining room, reading room, breakfast room, kitchen, buj_Mj_ag fVH phfirvt- .Vain Z42O. 84 NEAR THE PONCE DE LEON two servants' rooms, furnace heat. All other conveniences, including hard- FICTUKES FKA31ED. for llsht hous«iteeping; very irhooil. references given and -hurches. Onp block from fieet car line, 15 min- JUST OFF PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, and in one of the most attractive wood floors downstairs. Have very attractive price on this place. Easy terms. S. Thompson, 1U9 Crew. 34 .... from the center ot the city; car every LARGE, new shale brick home in Ansley Park. Will sell or exchange lor "Guarantee Picture FrarnV"Ccx" five nilrtutee; SW p«r msntn; worth $33. Take home sections in the city, we have a new and attractive 8-room and sleep- NEXT 60 or SO daye w« will nuike frsmea to rooms in bfitutlful apariment, North Devatur car at Equitable building, get oH smaller home. Investigate this property. Price very low. order «I cosi; enlargements a Spat-laity. All •i: ly. ripj r GVorgJan Terraco, ing porch home. High class in every detail, and a good buy at the price of t Murray Hill Station, go to the right one bloct, orders called for and delivered. BlSj-20-22 Mari- ___ $8,000. Terms arranged. etta St. Atlanta 1998- 31 «5-s at Mrs. Wilson'a, Jn the grove there. We WEST ill rent or sell On easy terms two ol these bun- ST. CHARLES AVENUE BARGAIN^ ~ R. C. WOODBERY & COMPANY HGHTl\(i FIXTI'RKS. alo"ws. An exceptional opportunity to secure « that will appeal to those of A. SPLENDID little home of five rooms, hall and bath, on a lot 5'0x200 feet. REAL ESTATE. (5"aV«f*Vaa**'flii^V4"**aK"rie e fined ste. Price, $4,250. Terms to suit. Needless to add that this Is an unusual lowest prtccfl. a Manua and Tile 317 EMPIRE BUILDING. PHONE MAIN 78. West Mitchell See Mr. -Walker price for this street. Set. S Nelson St. HKAIKIAG" " _.. Pho Main S824. PL' RX ITU HE. | CH I'"STKR I4"I KLO. HURT CONE WE WILL BUILD YOU ! J X l l JiIVK For Rent—Unfurnished Houses. W L. LUN'SFOKD & " " ' ' '' ' hi-L'-lor nparinicm. Eurnnsh 301 EMPIRE LIFE BUILDING. PHONE IVY 2939. A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE Satlataotlon guaranteed. M. 5111: FOR RJENT^-One 5^roTrrT"1ioupa~~cheajk ^pply ^hall_6treat. 4582 Main. _J37 ON DREWRY STREET. KOUK1NU. tloor i J2U PER MONTH—A Bpiendid «ix-room"~hous«r fiSbPAlBED by practical m«n; itlxo new roo »L<1« p newly papered and painted; water, gao, cewer, BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME 10 per cent cash payment on value of same. 1 1 errlttj, laid properly. JOD«S Slate 8ooC:ls Co., 21y I ilii JLT^- ^ " etc, -- 75 yards of Marietta street car line to NINE-ROOM HOTJSE. with ten acres of land, within three blocks of Monterey 1 per cent monthly on value ot same. Paters bJilfi-i estfmat&s gladly furnished. Mala f 1H3UGHTKI I •oura In north side private Tnnmn Yards. Ware & Harper. Atlanta Na- hotel, Mount Airy, Ga. One of the nicest and beet located homes In the We have contracted for several already. 1&35. 31 .lonal Bank bulldtng. 87 section. It has all conveniences, including electric Ug-hta. water and sew- FOR R£NT—HOUBSB. etoroi and apartments. Will take two more contracts on above basis. FJLV SCREEAS second-hand. singJt?-sea£«iJ erage, and nicely furnished throughout. Has good three-room servants' house, run .U>ou:. . (^JiwHUon: ronit be K'hea.p Call, write or phone for our Bulletin. Botb barn, nice orchard and vineyard. Already to move right in and enjoy the IT IS TOUR OPPORTUNITY. or plione J. T. Garner, phonos 5408. George P^Jtfoorg. 10 Anbum^Are. summer, and finest climate in the country. We have an exceptionally low See Us Promptly. Oa. OUR week]? rent list fires fall d«acrlptJoa of COME sea our roil away screen. , „. roilfr.- ^'^^-_ _ .. J!-_l _ price on this of $6,350. See us about H quick. 1 n everything lor rent. Call for ono or let tu bearing screen, our slidJns jscreen, none ' "^"^ ^ *-'«•''>" rijr;:i3hed 'rooms, close In, witn aii ATLANTA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, i all _tt to you ^*orTeBt g; GBOTKB AdMr. better. It will pay you to see our ^^»)ds anl ' i-'.mve>nl.-tK-( y, i.ot and cold bath. 252 Ivy GEORGIA HOME & FARM CO. 609-13 Third National Bank Building. get prices- '2l~ Kisor Bldg. Main i;u». p^r- i st^^t ^Atlanta ;-h >ne ^" "~ tcr Screen Company, J. J. Crawford TfHK 1 IjO Ivy st.. rooma wltii prlv For Rent—-Apartments. ai 3* 1 , FOR RENT—Suiu* of Xnree rooms and bath: KI.Y SCRJEE-\S. beautiful location; eJegaaMy furnished; all coti- surf*, close, i miencea; rent reaaonabie to parties during July 43 ROSALIA STREET FLY'SCREENS' :r;i£^n<3. ivy and August; can liave Immediate possession it $225 PER ACRE 5JETA1* ANI> WOOD FRAMES; portable garaees. sleeping porch, wiih prJ- deeir&d- Apply -Ipamnent The Siasonia, «1 FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW in the Grant Park section, beautiful W. J. Baker Carcvpaiiy. Qell phone Ivy 928 •.' iionip. all coinvi :cs. 400 Capiiol ave- Karris __ _ __ EIGHTEEN ACRES near Lake-wood, with good creek branches; Jjo. 811 Empire Life Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. Mat:i r,44y-J. Relei MCchanged. S4 LIGHT unfurnished apartment, electric~Ughts7 grove, lot close to South Boulevard School, one block from THK FAKL,ElUiH~~7fpTS. Furnished' rooms and porches, steam boated; wftti aJI conv FURNITURE fronts on main HapeviHe road. Terms of $1,250 cash, balance 135 pprtag street. iences; Janitor aervlcc. 27 E, Alexander. Park avenue car line. Price, $3,150—$500 cash, balance $25 per XH'El.Y "furnished! large front room witb. lav- 33 month. easy. This is a pick-up. See us at once. BEAUTIFUU, sunny 5-room apartment, close In- dooe. Work calJed for and delivered. J..R. J. H. ith or "•without steam heat, hot water, gas store, tile bath, tile Carsoo, -479 Marietta street. Atlanta rnlshod frt(nt nx ffer.tjemen: Atlanta 3761, porch, sleeping porch. See Owner, 715 Pewra building, or pbcna Mala 1225. 38 TWO L-efy furniaped rooms for SMITH & EWING W. L. & JOHNO, DuPREE MONEY NOW on •>nl> Atlanta 597.1-P. ELEGANT roams.. 5Oc and up per day. $2.5. v SAVE MONEY NOW 01 REAL ESTATE, RENTING, LOANS. « REAL ESTATE. _ 501-2 EMPIRE BUILDING. 2nd up per week lot wul cold batli* (re*. l^jfflCCEH'S.^ . ' ._Gate Cltj Hoteij It Fua-iiiture at HKrH'S. Peachtree Streeu Atlanta 2865, Bell Phone, M^H^-t§.?i Atlanta 930.

-I »-»-^j,. ~ * SPVPFR^Ri Jrage fourteen. T. R. IS FOR PEACE \ 'BLACKGUARD," \ ATLANTA'S STRIDES EAST LAKE BUNGALOW , FROM DAY TO DAY WITH A GREAT NAVY Special Notices YELLED SENATOR One block from the Atlanta Athletic Club entrance, facing i ! g! Boston. June 17 —The highest "night beautiful East Lake Drive, we offer one of the most complete ana F^"^^^!^*TTTff r ^*''*^ ^^^^^^ Coatinaed-J^-paV One. \ Continued From Page Twelve before" in the history of the Charles- ton district preceded the booming of cp-to-date bungalows ever built around Atlanta. MEETING NOTICES. house on a lot 40x300 The considera- cannon and the ringing of bells in On lot 85x170 feet, six rooms, servant's room and toilet in base- Itary conditions were as ' good as they ml es tion was not named beginning today the celebration of the were anywhere else around " Harris G White has sold for H w 138th anniversary of the battle 01 ment, furnace heat, fireplace in each room, tiled bath room plate FORJCH CHILD The senator contradicted the state- Dillin to Mrs Sarah !>. Roberts a lot Bunker Hill Midnight speeches were ass windows, white enamel fixtures, double-floored and storm- & A M. will be held at ment When he and the witness en- made by former President Theodore Masonic Temple this (Wed- 50x150 on the south side of Argara eeted, connected with Kirkwood water system and East Lake nesday) evening at 8 00 gaged in an argument. Mr Watts In- avenue 200 feet west of Copenhlll Ave- Roosevelt, Secretary of the Nary Jose- terfered phus Daniels and United States Treas- Income Tax Change Proposed Mr Chairman I object to the sena- nue for (850 SeWC Cnlpvpper Go«, IV Hh BottenH'Id. urer John Burke Thfs houses just as complete in every detail as any house in Lodge are earnestly requested tor he shouted brow beating and E F Culpepper has formed a con- to attend All duly qualified visiting to Favor Big Families. bullyms this witness He should not Colonel Roosevelt favored a peace nection with the L. P Bottenfleld the city Price, $6,000. and sojourning brethren are cordially take advantage of his position as a policj combined with a big navy and fraternal!j invited By order ol $4,000 Exemption May Al- senator of the United States" agency whereby he becomes city sales -I will never. said the colonel \\ VLTER R BUSH. W M. Senator Martine shouted I am a manager for that concern •consent to arbitrate national dues Forrest and George Adatr HARRY L. ADAMS so Be Lowered to $3,000 senator of the United States and I am Mr Culpeper has been in the con tions 01 vital honor and national in- Secretary Fro Tern exercising my perogatlves as a aena: tractlng and building business In At- terests Uncle Sam will never arbl tor You Kentlcmen »lth wealth and lanth for a number of years and is trate a slap in the face and in the STORAGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS A special communication of John Rosier Lodge No "Washington Tune 17—An artditlona: power at your command shoulfl Pro thoroughly familiar with the realty last resort the navy is Uncle Sam s Our No 3 building which has just bee 6 n finished la ailing «|P ™»^ 608 F & A M will be held exemption of $500 for eich (hill of a Ude sanitars conditions to protect the market punch InsuVance rate on our fire-proof building.is \cents and „„ our slow-burnln in Chastain Hall, corne- family In the income tax section of the lives of these working men en t VO U h V n 1 d a f t 0r n Hemphill avenue and West. %\est Virginia. Interru >ted Watts, SSf'S," hivT, 0-u i nsp^t o ur w aU oL e / Eo° tlfa t i ol SX'.S'W the care Tenth street this (\Vednes- tariff revision Jjlll t»as aeti,i mined PltOPERTl TRAASFEBS. u-pon tonight by th<- senate finance does not need to KO to the mosquito Votle, Is hereby slven that at Ih. meeting SIV n y e d8 da\) evening June 18 1918, ridden swamps of New Jersey to learn Warranty D«d«- the Mayor and General Council of th. city that i. j 0 ^ J WOODSIDE STORAGE CO. a 30 o clock The Master Mason De- subcommlttts- of .vhlch Senator Vi 11 J380—We»t View Cemetery association to H. Atlanta held on the 16U. day ot .June 1011 gree will be conferred All duly quali- liams is chairman and the chanse sani ta. tion . 4 fied brethren are cordiall} invited to Marline and Watts were arguing EKirr lot 346 ! 10 OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE 239 41 EDGEWOOD AVENUE will be recommended to the majoriti Phones B Ivy 2037, A 1113 meet with us B> order members of the committee tomorrow heated > when Senator Kcnion inter- r-£-s,^r?f? ^'r Crl R C PRINCE W M rupted then Senator Swanson took '".SSr ^ ^a,Th",rL,p "ISA C E MARSH Secretar> Having determined upon this Impor y to C W tant amendment the s ib umm!U<- command of the situation £3o£lcon« s-. Park Land company 18S fee* He d. fende 1 the position of _ Sena_ \r,^ pfp. •Sa.-Ek'^f ' °j'=c >- TO THE CHIPFS A>D MEMBERS OP alao Is sprlouslj considering rftoni Ch June 13 " Martine and reprimanded Mr "rot'virS"n11 *a,.nurX^r ST Sald^ordYn'in^fo-thT'rsf^ j j COMVItCHE TRIBE, NO 6. mending ch ingInK the $4000 etemp- tor t"lon"ln "the Lnder^ ood bill lo $-000 •\\i SloL^^rtt.aft^Vo-Sr/ndV'catn^ e You are requested to Mnrttne-Morton Clank Violent. meet •% ith us on Wednes- This it is, argued would sreatlj "M-.7 S'^S^Jfi S fv| The clash between Senator Martine $1—J k Beck to In crurban Development tlanta to be hell Mondai July 7 1913 « day morning June 18. Increase t e revenue and -with the ad 1913 at 10 o clock at the ind Qulnn Morton who operates sev rpo Lti QQ, 80x163 May ditional exemption proposed for chil feel of Vernon avei \?l% L^u^»°t ^S? ^™%& Red Men a Wigw, am No fixil mines was so violent that ^ena 86 Central avenue for the dren would not Impose hardship upon ) L, Appley lot 1 1 a tor Sw anson adjourned the hearing $2000—G t. McGhee to l^ncHtn thrtcn-en'^ ; S. *CSr£ purpose of attending the ' the heads of famll c the! Senator Martine Intel rupted Mr funeral of our deceased Senator simmoni chairman of utt- aide Morton s storj to demand that he J Cw oD of l4 brother D S Yancey Fu- finance committee sail t n,r t th u •imiard ''""""SofT Swry'"vation.l Bank U^e 'p^e"rtr^e^ta^s«r£f tell what he knew of the arm neral services will be at the democratic caucus )f the. senate or^iama ,ofTou°ne.',t cor«r Hill and Sid « « - wJsu c^sv!Sk ctSr v IHUlad I ton described arra igms 'or the Nolle, Is herebj Kelg-hts Interment at "til. s or njt trip with Sheriff Eonner Hill and buv "s,—Same to same I-o 1O Highland a Forrest Park concluded with the inj, thirty one rifles to arm men on T T SMITH and that tho caucus eoulj K" "»-i •"sfoOO^Da.ld^Lenentrltt to J O Co. bach em the train Mr Morton asserted that lot, not side Irwin etreet SO feet scheduhs Ireadv a>pr ved « h 1< the before the tram reached Holly Grove lwr 23 1912 Attest Randolph fciraet lOOxl^^ HEMVS" H GREEN commituo «!•, flnlshin. Its %v o I k the lights were turned down on the J Bates It $1 O'W—J C Bagwell uo and l* foll Chief of Records faenatot '-irnmoiis hopes to a t the bill trim because Sheriff Hill said the northeast comer H are Talks To Business Men Into the_ _ senatt by VIondal ,,,*i «. T« to shot up ^hcrlff Hi« 8 inch vltrlned pipe with briek manholes .... full eommltt - - Said sewer to bo built at an estimated co.1 ot ^"T.:. ™" -"-"--' ^VhlrE° of* the train according to $420 Said ordinance for the construction of FUNERAL NOTICES. f, itures of tho hill hav Ing ^Morton Lid sewer may be adopted at the nwrttns »« verybody Shot il H Jones he Mayor and General Council ol said uty of Suppose you were as particular about your sur- concluded th mill lash dull, lat(. he e sot to Holl> Gio^e TV..!!..!! to Charle, I, McOuir KAMPER—The friends and relatives to lUht said I lie-ird two shots that seemed roctoVp * "'.If tnTSy CouLl'l cl'mbef roundings in the office as you are m your home of Mr and Mrs C J Kamper, Mr and f f th om i? any subsequent meeting of said Major and V re ormiendJ to como from the c imp One window eral Council Said sewer 18 to be built In Mrs C J Kamper Jr Mr and Mrs. mittee to de re is<_ 0 | i If you were you would furnish your office with d hi in the car was broken and a second rcTortinc. wUh the act amending the Charter Francis E Kamper Mr and MrS- F. on ut Him "di> Ii er -i 'enenl fusillade both from ,f said city asseBSlng 70 cents per lineal fool H Knauff Mr and Mrs Ixmls E. ,poa the property and caUl.s r»p.ctlvel^rt« new and up-to-date Furniture' We have a com- the m jj J Hi I the tram ind from the camp was on lot southwest corner New Oreenale Kamper Miss Catherine Kamper and JDDK.-X ^Vun«•^ If rec Meat tine on sasaid sewer on each slle of bald sewer I I shol of co irse just as everybody else •cnue and 4twood street 2S1-1- O June 7 tins on 'WVLTE.B c TAi-LOR City Clerk plete line of Office Equipment Let us show you Mr Louis W Meakin are incited to -,ona.t Oil Jjiies £ Ktn $100—Paul louslns to J C Dyaon one J atten-d the funeral of Mrs C J Kam- tu kj whi n irtt trie su ai irltl = Mr Mjrton -ind \ttorney \ inson re u-rctt In lot 170U3O feet southwest corner Notice Is herebj elven that at the meetlns per Thursday June 19 1913, at 10 30 ,rctcl li the f it( d r«n 1 n^ monstrited (V HedH when benator rre.sferry a.enue and Atwood street >>»» $1 and Hepajmont ol Loan—Eugene S Keltt jf tie Major and General Council of the city Everything for the Office I o clock from the Church of Incarna- the stand it 1 i ••> '<•'" ^ ll"w ' Martine den indenl of Atlania held on the llth day of June 1 rt i , laul cou.lns ana J C Dseon same prop n ordinance was Introduced and read frovialne tion The following named gentlemen his t ken L NiBiious i Uon ir In >our conscience do \ ou approve will please act as pallbearers and or the use of a m ichine =run to shoot -Weit End Heights I>and company ^J or the construction of a sewer alons and in the I I inc» comir.itt«f a0iinst the 1m )u lev street from Linden street to near ^ler meet at the office of H M Patterson poaitlun >' -i timntr: vailing dutN M- up a villase Inhabited by defenseless n..e I'D reel west ot At •Itts avenue The general character material & Son at 9 45 o clock Mr Robert m<-j.t ltd utle at 1 todav anniunccd women ind ch Idren"**" mfl size of said newer are as follows 8 Inch Foote & Davies Company As the Uw\er"! irs,ued over the May 6 br k sa Sharpe Mr C E Pollard, Mr C R. that he n,u,l c u rv th, fi,ht t the _a Fouche to J B Stewart Snyder Mr Thomas Peters, Mr E democratic s F Hill to Miss Em lanta to he held Monday -^J^ proof his b> his que'?- dtlt es )I1 Ll 1 Ultlll ll :b •-t-n i S} SO—Mrs Fltalrth J and James W Wi Iffie L. Crawford Mr and Mrs S H. rtns accused me of attacking- worn er to I N Ragsdalp 7 *H acres on northei '"dancjTlth the ict "mending the Charter rt th it 1 salTcltj a*se-«.ins "0 cents per lineal foot Hicks Mr M B Crawford and Mr. tor Jfi n 4 Tn[ 't l ( tl L i ind ihlllren In their homes with jrner o' south * liby fatrect and Oakland a the p ii I c i 11 ( nt tl , I t > ' i str (t 1 ,rk» nroosrty and estates respectively an" L. Crawford are Invited to attend machine prun Ihis tt eatment Is h oC wer free ctttle ind ni it He Hd not op "siM "Atlanta Real Estate companj to Jlal tins the funeral of Mrs S J Crawford ltrTt, OLm md not e\ en in United T^YW>R CHy Clerk po<. tl » act n l I 1 p domot i Us in [arris lot east st le ( untili gham street 383 ttat WednesJay June 18 1913 at 3 o clock. ] fli ur vv ith the ties senator shoul 1 le allowel to luth of Rockwell s icel -U100 Juno 2 from the chapel of H M Patterson fri. li^ti _ «h t S. 000— V. \ CMpso, to A H Irvine No Notice 3 herebv n that at the "«««"| FIFTEENTH STREET LOT dd d but he (>P •tjucl^e a case In this manner S R P &, Son Rev Charles W Daniel will c t ntei v ill '»„ dut j i S nit6r Mirtine said that he ha<3 not m s mp=on street i-\13« June 10 Located in one of the "best si posed su h. a d ttv r T.UU Hid me\t $"* oOO—Mrs lAura t Slo um to Justin Ma officiate Interment will be In At- •tjudsed the (ise and a^ain demand and West Peachtree a vacant t considered, this is decidedly the cheap- so sti ( iuiousl> that null letioil on men lot west side Stewart avenue oO Met ^ piece location and surroun lanta Park cemetery The following f rrt i ^tnatoi ed of ^Mr Morton whether there was outh of Elbert street 50K-00 June 14 ot tht matt r \\tis i .riv justification of the use of the ma Pi^sils^wh h etreet fvom Fort street to nears lying est lot on the north si" named gentlemen will please act as th it tne m itter w pallbearers and meet at the chapel simmonj am )ui (I ehine pun Mr Morton declined to an- Bonda for Title view Btreet Tie general c*««^ . "^"nd wis, settle 1 t >r P si. itntion to th i. GRANT & CO. at 2 15 o clock Mr G C Holcomb, w i at ind floui ;g 000—Peter* Land company to Mra Anna caui-us In s ftr is \\ oil I can stand the silence and trazlei lo. on west si le Pennsylvania ave GRANT BUILDING. Mr L B Holcomb, Mr C H. Kitch- s:^H?iJ¥H:^ 'o, ens Mr M W Williams, Mr W W •w et e ( onci n t i ;o can the people said Senator Mar > 1 ) feet south of Fourth street 5Uxlol> ,,f Nebiaska nc th ? Sena 01 Hit hco(i : tine iC you can oodruff and Mr Clyde Drummond tin tariff bill i, 000—Same to same lot on treat side of w hose am n 1m nt t Do j ou ow n \our coal minlns :itht! Ma"o r^r"r and Genera'aop-l Councia' l -o! "'"j^J =«1 °J 1 ta\ on toba( (. "> THIIlans street 2V> leet north of West North leijins n fciid "eil ids'* tsked ^emtor Ktni-on |,v his colic isucs ,enue fcOxlOO feet June 1O SMITH—The frlenfls of Mr Robt W. outo it iv is rcKcud \\ e do not ! 600—h, RUero to Fred W Jenkins lot 20 CORNER INVESTMENT notict 1 Smith Mr and Mrs J F Smith, nm tU * \\ ho o^ ns the land * bio k 2 of PoaLhtree He ghts on Peachtree on the E that Misses Carrie and Cora Smith are In- In t st th h would Tho P-iint Creek Coal and Land ai 101i220 feet November 28 1910 In every growing city CORNERS are the foundation of wealth a. i us 1 rnak $10 0 U> compj.n> Its incorpor ition Ma-\ fc. Barrow lot on northeast elde Poplar Only T\VO corners on Whitehall from Alabama to Forsyth TV Smith this morninR at 10 o'clocte detti mint \ fic?»t 1 V\ hAt Is that compan}' street -0 feet southeast ot Farlls street 20x60 ^ Intro Uiot d m It Is a com pan v controlled by from the Center H1U Baptist church Jn th. hill Ht feet November (I 1012 tins on «'^tl|TEIl c T^^OB Citv Clerk Street Junction can be bought Interment at Hollywood. Flowers In amendment pro i 1 for T. ,,r idu\trd Charles Pratt of Mew \ ork OOO—J H McCord to B M Grant et al The Standard Oil man7 asked Sen m northeast sldo of Walton street 110 feet it tho meeting One at $485 per foot is today the best buy on the street It care of Harry G Poole. least of Barlow street 2Oir3 teet May 4 jut™ "> ••-• --•• ^' pra] councll of the city itor Martine Transferred to Mrs Mary E Barrow June 000 m I f n , ~v n= sn Land same distance out Peachtree would sell at $2,500 per foot YANCEY—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. i- f I \ftei i cUsh with Mr Morton Sen fourth of th uducti Si OOO^—S e Moore to A J Rucker lot on S£H>^^s^« ^ David T Yancey and family are invited 1 1 e OU 1 it >r M irtinc Kft the room but re outh sldo Johnson avenue 140 feet east of > Grading, the law of equalization and preponderance of popula- m^dlt> nil - i said r to attend the funeral of Mr David T Ituino] within a few minutes and the lowland, street 4iMtl 3 feet May 4 1912 u---;e in tht L US tion will force this corner to around $1,000 per foot. Yancey this morning at 11 o clock from i«,. ,... Bnnanni tro ibU let-ween them broke out again i?'^?"!:^^.^ the Lakewood Heights Baptist church Tli«- f tl Tin in t- m ijorlt> v% ith the first question asked by the Loan Deeds A positive profit and a safe investment Interment at Forrest Park The fol- Th atti " $1 000—James S Galnco to Mrs Ida Ferst In puttlrisr i -IN un 1 in uma \esttrd i> iei ator Mr Martine wanted to know d ordinance for tho constructio Telephone us for certain other particulars. lowing gentlemen will act as pallbear- 1 hv i h in m in -iimmons ot on northwest corner of East and Forrest 100 Sa \s as expl i n< whether Mr Morton had expressed sat ilreet 50x1" feet Julie 10 aid scwcr mmami hi>ou n««i«"adopted" -a-t th---e- mating of ers and meet at the parlors of Harry \*.nu I rop .'-ition isf action at the effect of the firing 5 00—John M George to W T Crouch G Poole 96 S Pryor street, at 9 30 west HOLLIDAY >ne i a tiritf of o cents on He Groi. e but Senator Swanson 444 feet OTIS & Messrs C W Man&um, J H Owen, \\ h I ue K»xlS2 14 i bun h n b ir n is s ild th stnitor trouble adjourned the com i*l l Plennie Minor E. S Stanley. W I* >i i ii^ln^ re\ enuo U HJ—1! Kuhnb to Frank A Drakfl lot or at any »» ^ ^ ,.,„ t, bulH BELL MAIN 175 r tht P r ls miitec wv L TIU-U -j^ - - at eon hea-ft corner M ls lo 1505 6 FOURTH NATIONAL Haygood and J M. Suttles tt i is MI that tht b I- ew Drlnlv* «lii pees ted Ian! loC' 1"*" - 5x100 June 10 with the act amen ling «« ctiartpr in 1 ili f ' Bsfi^efiinc "f> ents ! er lineal root nai a tr i U i •xhsoh t* 1> ct ntrollcd bv \\ 11 rem irk d Morton well all ll Jo—ime to same lot *est *>! i rote t a en e t ff*et north of sou T» Hoc of lait roucuy onl i.t.lei resp?cti>cH abot a tru f, » low n and t iko a. few drinks and t KAIDOil M n\ b min L ind >str> in lot 10_> 14th Hitrl 400x4^0 June 16 d sewrr on caoh slle of sail sewer 01 < ura-^ th n w 11 ft-el hettei $4,,0 Mrs Dora Ualker to John G Porter •n \L.TFR C TAILOR rlty Clerk Funeral Directors, are now located In h ix*. th i is i one 1 he crov,d h id started toward the trustee to minor children of roIMn Bell lo their new home. 246 Ivy street, corner > intr aln to th it th um i 1 i e\ enue loot \v h< ii it \\ \s irrested by a shout ast *-!1e Church etre t (M) reel smith ot Maj to pipe from Baker. fr m bTHrfnis it i c nts fc r< r Peachtree Heights Park of ^011 itor M n tine -iuKrt.^it 5 00)0)0 ind "ci £D0 c *\ Peat-o A t Mibs Maria B Sau Private ambulances and private \\ hat \v as that you said sir'' he m nig 1 t OxlOO bounded southeast by W r a v f ,> "«. Ub i bun h ( Ul *c" r" 1m£7» w "t' M«'£" «™«^ '"™ ™ '° chapel. doiiia.ndt.tl leaning toward Mr Mor Harrlu st ce southwest b> Simmons northwe*t to sir Ideal surroundings make happy homes. If you buy a Bell phones. Ivy 783-168. Bell phono i H shifted t j tht ton , toi •^ Hall o theast by blierldan No 11 Earli WTiereas ny amen lir*nt to the Charter of the tree* June 14 West 285: Atlanta phone 788 &nd TVC 11 ll o down and hav< 1 t P I < <*" (XV— Mn Mai y p S odlng to PradonMal ' " ,?'.nV S: n'.™r , ^. -^?fS ^VSuSa \ dl Illkb ,ve 11 fopl better lot wett eide \i>rile =tr^ei lot now in Peachtree Heights Park you are settled for time 1 < r m r ite 1 th mm i ator ^>\<>rth fctrcft jSxl^t June 0 ' ""r Ta1nr^7,KTnf v,£\"\^l "" • ; , t ti i -no ^ u ir L MitkRind of the worst a I McMillan to Tom MtXua * na-!inr «r-«» in »!>>«. •>' ^ »» « ™^" and eternity. Hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on Harry G. Poole i "_ ,,t flnu e trmitut,,,,tt .. ompany lot t orth slt]< \rgar-1 ril ttl t 1 11 irt r l> altii ss -^iic-h T. rein irk t i wc-st or HibfcUnd avenue la now located m-fi/s new , ^ p tl II l 1 M A t IK shouted So nt i Mai tine T 14 I'SI" lirt'oSn"'™. Tho^ll Ix- melo ,nly B st 1 i 1" tl I ii «-r«o 1 t i ft .^- , ...lion t < "W Chldester pa\ing beautiful avenues, laying city water pipes, sewers, > it C tht, t niusion tame tl e voice feet <,t tronlasp i.nle s the prop tf* ot M i t n lh a'-t corner (. leniiale and 1 cilani btreet wner wah"?'; ttils r^q MrpmcTit (> A tn lot pa t falde Glendale axen ie fav tho ta or and 'Funeral Home" -",• ;„ v, •: "" I-.T-S", In i s )u not tTke three drinks with TP *r rff le it ">fiOl ** ^ > tile sidewalks, with electric lights and telephone service, . . ,- of p0iand «treei Mxl20 Ale > -ral ( ncll ot tl e city ot Atlanta asfollo»» '-"'»" " '"'"/".".ul tm 1 1 thirt\ mi nu Its'* fill*- ( .lira street 82 feet nouLli of Action 1 Tll»t water pipes be extended trom 96 S. Pryor Street ^^. th a bound ^ nat ir Martnit, cov 41xl2O Also lot west Side !„« »aler main, in West MitcneH ,tr«t *«l.«.n provide all things modern. Select and buy your lot now, ?_-",;,':;:., :,^ « \^ i d th short Hbtance that separated al o" street ^ !0 teet south of Poland street , in er«e tlon with Madison r.%enu« and Davl, h utl d Ixl 0 Alfio lot cast aide Calm strort 121 -eet Irom Bald water mains to tho curt , e a, 1 1 H <1 / ''" '-P - tht t \\ i men 1 omt in th « 1 sLhcd w 1 eet "•» uth ol Poland etrcet 41xl2O June 1« n«« in front of the abutting property along as prices arc steadily advancing. If you wait it's your loss. \ i h-xvf forftited all ri^ht to con ?4 OOU Mrs \\alter R F TVari lo F V °T portion of .aid .««l »t !.ter>,l. cor Meii Week ""Torfr "" i lei it 3n is a d cent w hite man he a «r gniardlan lot north wpfet side Spring HI I i one ext nplnn ror «%ery flflj feet trr« 1^3 'Ptt northeast of \\alton 6tre«t AAx. :SPtr"ntase on elthn sldo of bad porlnn of Terms arranged. ATLANTA FLORAL CO. SI 1 I 6O5 E»3T FAIR STREET Bie Lockout Threatened \ ou ir 11 excited c Id man inter i» \ia> ^^> t eet $100 Mr" bu»an R Butts tn T J Trea 1 ^airt ettens i he con • i ted of Pfl t 1 \tt ii v \ ins m as both men icll lot ia*l Ho I- nn^alt street 3S, let t [aterlal anl i followi , in h saUa •> *• 7, :, r, f 'V-°° ^ i 1 t \ uds e th other \Inson t ith f Bi>£^ svr.Pt 49% I 0 June 9 t-tlma cd ro LOYAL ORDER ,'M u^r l Th, s- * tn im, t t 1 aem st his client being: In tjOtl —Robert J prlichett to Mrs Jessie R •.o hundred E. Rivers Realty Co. a c on I wffet «i le Hurt street 19 feet appropriation lo Department ot Lilt 1 ,outheaiit O F icll ! a^ellu•e 42tltT lune 10 OF MOOSE l St U 1 f t""n ut'< '. i - '> ' th I i t r T il N( i itor ^ -wanton soiled Senator Mar- S"10—r N H igsdale ot al to W-ylle Rede S« > That upon tfie con Irurl on of said and Comm r i N it , 1 >"^ b ' '<> ti ie LI d t!d d b> Strprtant J-t \rrns tide ft oodrow a^tmc 70"i feet cveral rxteiwlon^ In said portion of fifllci street ln{. Is ill )rt Th 11 1 1 ets -, i\e ti -.^iiis hurried him from tho room ^uirati. n. Darner slr^t 'iTxlST June Ifl .lint or the property owners ^ th the amount Si J50—Sa le to Protestant Episcopal rburch fn hV asaeBsed again t tl o ab ittlng property of if J ocpse of Atlanta lot south side Worner rach owner ehall be flled with tie Major an I Magnificent Fifteenth Street Home A .treet 01 _ f ct east of Woodrow avenue 50x r^neral ( mincll and an asaewlns ordinal e passed [jO June 16 3- — »CM-lfl^ally providing the cmount of money to b^ Ten beautiful rooms, two tiled Tjathrooms, sleeping porch. Very beautiful Wriffhtsv illc Beach Better AT THE THEATERS. pail bv «ach lot or lots along eaid portion of a Bt et and expensive fixtures and mantels, hardwood floors, furnace heated House Than E^ er Tins Season. H Shivers 1 W Kitchens " sec 3 That all ordi !anoefl anfl parts ot or $100— Mrs nanre^ In tonfll<-l with this ordinance be and fs built of red pressed brick, has slate roof and porches built of tile lot Ten day 5X0 ttikets oil =ilp-Thurs lot north s] Malcom s*rt S3j feet weal Is 100x230, covered with large oak shade trees, has double garage, servant's dat? Through bleel era d lill Makj ,-enue 42x1^0 no 34 Viam ert*?*«™inr*rwJ»i«e«d at_ a meeting res»riatlons ^Clty ^Ticket Office 88 Keith Vaudeville. $1 740—Thorn; is I Lynch Securll-v State a nnarters and concrete driveway clear back side Seventi street ' ' < \t tbe I or^tli ) block 11 Ansley Park land lot 1O5 ThiB house is located between Peachtree and Piedmont Driving club- Are You Sick} Diseased, 1 id 1 t-hfr ind the othei stars of -(K.OJ June one of the select locations of Atlanta The owner of this pretty home is \ i Ie\ilU making up tho bill of en* Clerk of Coun 11 °"avmg this state, hence it is offered for sale at a reduced price Call or see Nervous, Run Down? [t turnip t it the F< rsv th this week pipe from watpr ain to \\ill r c< r-l out, of the b g attendance Notice to HAVE YOU BLOOD POISON. KIDNEY. BUOOH I k ^1 ' Opium \Vh H^ey and Drus HabiM treated i et ord i, ^f the summer season The ins? such large crowds to the popu "Jn'mdinan™ to ell«nd p pe trom »«K-r rniln MID URUmiY TROUBLES? Bmjff_ i "rc-/mD^ "B Mn\Vo'oLl-E?07 N \ ictor 1 U is ill t iat has bee^n, said for it lar plaj house this week • o curb line. In South Prado Irom tile Pr»»'«' »" - "" ' Central L.ons Dist ince leUphoTio 10"3 30--1 In order to make patrons of the •ty o»n=r waives thle requirement STRICTURB, and 3^21 Atlanta Ga- Bijou comfortable auring the sum Therefore b« it resolved by the Major and Pros la tic Troaol** "TAe Duke of Durham " eneiT Cooncll of the city of Atlanta a. folio, , WILLIAMS STREET, near Cam, 80 feet front, $225 front toot—?50 foot mer months the management of this ^ertlon 1 That water pipes be extended from < \t the Bijou ) louse has installed an ozone machine HYDBOCEl* *- nsineer Olftc « »S.r main, 1» South Pr.do between It, under the market. Will exchange. _1 1J1J ^ealr i pi- \nother sUL-cesfaful \\ eek of musl n the bnlcon> H.r.ectlon »ith the P ado and Piedmont a.e Kidney BUdltor :s i t*il comedy is scheduled for the Bijou ,,p from salrt water main*, lo the curb WHITEHALL CORNER, $425 front foot It's a mighty good purchase f nine and empt>i >e fines ID front of the abutting property along and Urlntrr I indjatrone of the house have put the n Very prominent corner Dead sure enhancement Some propert f m exchange , of I itamp ot approval on The Duke of "Quo Vadis" An Chronic publ i I>urh i-m the ittraction that Is draw applicatln ilaj Ens ' " TAt the Grand > Ir^SvaS^/^vss.^ Quo \adis is crowding the Grand Diseases of lies at the dally matinee and night pre 2t Meres Marietta Car SLine •nd W sen tat Ions of this wonderful photo ^sS^j^rsi^n hundred (J200 00> dollars said suwm to be A fine trade can be closed with the owner ot this in exchange for other Six room house ^ ith sleeping porch and sen ants home Highest and pla'\ It is hard to describe the won Uken trmn appmprtatioK lo Department of I give 606 the celebrated German aers at the picture but that no one is rW0 property H jou are "sweating" under a mortgage will relieve you. Price, preparation for Blood Poison, and Two blocks from parK Must sell this week tired after hewing1 the scenes for more ^ oe^ ' That upon ttfe construction of sal coolst, point in \tlanta Guarantee results. Everything i than two hours la the mpst eloquent several "extensions in said portion of said sires! $3,000 4 room house, two springs Owner, 373 Grant Street ll«t of the property owners with the amouB solutely confidential. argument in its favor Quo Vadls' Mb. Jsessed .salnst the .butttes properly , was produced in Italy by the famous each owner shall be Bled wllh the Mayor an U you cant call* write. [I- Cines societj It was given a private Seneral Council and an asseMlne ordlnanc. passed Free Consultation and Advice to All. exhibition for big producers some specifically orovldlns the amount of money to b. E. Rivers Realty Go. pi 14 bv each lot or lots along said portion o HOURS—0 a. ni to T p m. Sundays, 9 to 1. months ago and M"r Kleine did not hesitate a moment to take the Ameri- aasecBtreie Tha* aVl ordinances and parts of or dinanees In conflict with this ordinance be and Voa want tbe Best ot Material and Workmanahlp. from can rights at a sum that is eual to a OR. J. D. HUGHES real fortune Original fllms^ eight of Three Thousand Dollars on hand to loan « Is the surest way to get jost that. Ojipoiite TMrd »at'I Bank, n them measuring more than 10 000 feet, itSo2ienu"counc.U to be°held July 7 1913. on improved property in Atlaiita. II 1«4 K- Biond St, Jitlantm, Omj Atlanta were brought to Xew York and an ex- J p m. la tn ~" ' " " WOOBWAiZD LUmBEK CO*, hibition given Now there are ten dif- - t Haraaton Douglas,, iawyw'J: ~^,r n in jtJw United States.