- V««*VVH«B^H] CMCULATION 46,451 LA*T IT/ITDAT. THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION 48r248 mllr mm* fmmmmr, *w*e> •cllmrr. VoL, XLTVTL—No. 339. ATLANTA. GA^ THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1915—FOURTEEN PAGES. sj«t» rmtHtu •• tm* mtw**tm «4 •* M Commissioners Meet in Chattanooga On the Sideol War PLJ\N IS PROPOSED Today to Select Dixie Highway Route WITH GERMANY BY CHARLES SMITH '&?& BY UNITED STATES Italy Has Decided; Councilman Believes This President Wilson Will Not Allow Issue to Be Com- Would ^e Acceptable to Soldier• s MasseV d People and That Issue for plicated b y Complaints City Improvements Would About Britam*sv Detention Carry. of Cargoes. To Strike Austria WILL PREPARE REPORT LIVES ARE ENDANGERED At TODAY'S-MEETING BY GERMANY'S CONDUCT Dispatches From Rome In- dicate That When Parlia- $375,000 for Gtady Hospital, While Only Questions of ^ment Meets Today Italy's and New Schools and Re- Property Are Involved by AT CZAR'S FORCES Formal Decision to Join pairs on Others to Be Rec- British Action—American- the Allies Against Austro- ommended. German Controversy Ne- ON 200-MILE LINE Germans Will Be An- cessitates Prompt Under- nounced. . * I Sensing th* hostility of many voters v toward a bond issue under the present standing. administration Councilman Charles Austro-Germans. Continue TV Smith has worked out a plan for COUNTRY AT WHITt HEAT creating a bond commission of fifteen Massed Attacks on Rus- members which he aajs will solie the Washing-ton, Mav IS —President "Wil- AI^D ABSOLUTELY UNITED problem and prove satisfactory to son will a-wait a reply from Germany sians, Who Are Trying to e\ er> interest in the citj to the recent American note before FOR THE GREAT CONFLICT The mas or and members of council Reform Behind the River are agreed that the necessar> funds ma-king: further- representations to the for school and hospital impro\ements allies on alleged violations of Inter- cannot be taken from the city's nor- national law in their commercial em- San. . mal rev enue and that the only re- bargxj on Germany Italian Chief of Staff source is through a ^bond issue Some This was made clear today with tlhe members of council ha^ e openly op- His AidesxAlready on the posed a bond issue under the present explanation that data concerning- de- SAN HAS BEEN CROSSED administration and the general senti- tentions of American cangroea had not Austrian Frontier—All the ment is against them if they are to been completed, and that, nvweo should be disposed of irrespec- Austrian and German Am- Councilman Smith stated "Wednes- Extreme Right. tive of anj contemplated move with da\ t*iat he understood the opposition bassadors Ready to Leave to bonds and believed that he had regard to the allies. The Idea prevail- evolved a plan that would be accept- ing In some quarters that rwpresemta- London, May 19 —-The Austrian and Rome. , able and would mean that the bonds Various routes, which are tlons to the allies might Influence the German armlet continue massed attacks would be carried. character of the German reiply IB »ot against the Russians, who are at- He proposes to create a bond com- seeking 'the Dixie Highway. shared. It Is said, by Che provident. tempting to form a new line behind Ixmdon, May 19 — While Italy H con- mission of fifteen members, three to Every one of the different sec- who Is understood to tiold that the the river San, both north and south of fidently believed to be making final be chbsen from general council mem- Frzemysl and west of the Vistula preparations to enter the war on the bers, three by the three local news- tions tra\ersed by the heavy Genman government naturaHy should papers from their own ranks, two from have confidence that the United States river. In southern Poland aide of the allies, Austria, who would ~ the Atlanta Federation of Trade* and lines in the above map will would do It* utmost to safeguard Its These attacks, accordlnffjto Austrian be the direct object of her attack, is, 1 other* from * the clearing house, the have representatives present at rights in all cases. and German reports, ha^ e met with with her German ally, attempting to chamber of commerce, the Retail Mer- the Chattanooga meeting to The controversy between tbe United their greatest Btrcces* north of Prxem- inflict vTich a defeat en Russia that chant*' as*octatlon and other similar ysl, where the Germanic allies have •he will bto aisle to divert troops it 'business bodies present their claims for the States and Germany, it was pointed out, "Every department of bowlBes* wiU great north and south, high- Involves th« taifety of the lives of crossed the river and halve occupied nec«*sary, to meet ber new foe in th* be represented if this measure !• American, eltleens at Ma and Becesal- Sienlawa, on the eastern bank Th*y adopted," aatd Councttm«n Sratth. "It way- _ - tatfl* * prompt understandlnff QUM- also claim to bave eaptureA position* Dlspatcbe* from Rom* _ cumtiitu* is certain to give us a more repre*en- I Uons of 'property raised by the\ Issues •outbeast of the farmer Auefrfan fort-* ffom«wn«t contradictory, but most of tatfve commission than could be gotten ! All roads today lead to Chattanooga, over contraband as between the United ress. while their heavy guns are keep- them agree that Italy haa deoMled on together by any other method and? no where the Dixie highway commission- States and Great Britain require more ing up a bombardment from the welt. the side of war, tnat tbe German and interest of faction would bave cause ers will meet for tbe purpose of de- time to collect data, and no lives are In southern Poland their progreaw Is Austrian ambassadors are preparing to to complain " endangered by delays. The special school probe committee ciding upon the route of the greatest not so marked, the Russians baring leave Rome, and that the consul gen- Secretary Bryan mid todav that "no has recommended the erection of a highway Which bas ever traversed this had strong forces concentrated at erals of those two countries either al- Immediate answer" was expected from dozen new bmlding>s and extensive 1m- section of the country I van go rod. which they brought InfiR ready have left their posts or will do *>roi t merits on as manv more This Germani. to the recent American nota. The commissioners arrived In Chat- The German government fa occupied the field and checked the advance. so soon. report was compiled after a survey of tanooga last night just now with the Austro- Italian crisis, It is stated from Petrograd that the On the other hand, a message coming all the schools \ All day Wednesday tremendous dele- and at best its reply will require snv- Germans and Austnans are losing be- through Paris sa\ s that Austria has gations from alt sections through eral da.\ s of preparation tween thirty and forty army corps on submitted new proposals which she Councilmen J L McCord and Dr J which the proposed highway will pass, C \\hite, members of a special sub- the 200-mile front from Opatow, In hopes will Induce Italy to remain neu- committee of the general bond com- between Miami and Chicago, were ar- Government officials today cleared Poland, to lyolomea in eastern Gallcia tral A definite answer la expected m.ttce, have spent fi\e weeks investi- rHlng Some delegations, it is esti- up a misapprehension that has existed East of the latter city in Bukowina, from the Italian foreign office before gating: the Grad> hospital and its mate^, will have as many as 1.000 in man> quarters as to the extent to which the American note insists upon the Russians have broken the Aus- the chamber of deputies meets tomor- necUb and will ask the bond commit- members to boost for their particular a restriction of the activities qf the trian extreme right and are reported row tee to include in its recommendation route. Whole towns In Georgia and again to have occupied Czernowltrs, the Meantime Italy is completing prepa- to council an item of 1376,000 for the German submarines The Idea that a Tennessee and Kentucky are shutting complete abandonment of the subma- capital rations for war Lieutenant General hospital '- up their places'of business and migrat- They recommend that the fund be ap- rine as a commerce destroyer Is asked The sudden break In the weather In Count Codorna, Italian chief -of -staff, portioned as follows ing to Chattanooga The north la for. Is i ncorrect, it waa stated The France, ^ hich had been bright and has arrived with his staff at Vicenza, For a new building for white pa- equally aa interested United States pointed out its objections dry, stopped ttie fighting Monday, but near the frontier. generally to the present method of tierits, based on the building erected Beat Route t»r Highway. It has been resumed at several points l conducting submarine "warfare and the in 1911, 1100.000 It will be the business of the high- ITALY UNITED difficulties of eTerctslny visit and Between Arras and the coast and In For a new building for negro pa- way commissioners Thursday and at search, but officials explain that the the "W'oev re it appears as though^ the FOR CONFLICT. tients. estimated cost *75,000 leaat one or two days thereafter to se- Rome. May 19 — (Via Paris ) — Thet For a nurses dormitory based on . , ...... " " ", 'v legal riRhts of the United States only allies' attacks have ended and that they b,ds as per plans an to be Idle long da\ shows that Germany hopes against to property already owned. 112,000 dome Idea of the tremendous interest pedoing merchantmen after giving them hope that Ital> may not enter the war. warning and tjime to save alt members however, as the action must be con- At the same time the overwhelming For installing laundry In building which centers In the selection of this 1 of the crew, ground for objection here, tinued for the purpose of relieving the e\idence here is that the whole coun- n*w n»chln°Tr -"""or laurndrt<>r>bonOr r°Ut" m°nl *" Ba!ned from the »ta*e- it Is admitted, would be for^ the most pressure on the Russians tr\ Is united and calling for inar on part lemoved Prior to the drownlnj? Austria, its traditional foe For outdoor clinics, 150,000 ' I wnlcn w111 De Presented for the consid- of Leon C Thresher will en the Brit- BATTLE RAGES Dr von Bethmann-Hollweg's official For inclosing all grounds of the hos- I eration of the commissioners There ish steamer Falaba was torpedoed on ON LONG FRON^T. v announcement of the actual concession* March 28 no American lives were lost offered b\ Austria has not impro\ ed, pita!. ^3,000 I I are several fixed points (n the route Petrograd May 19—(Via London >— 1 FGT CoMtagiovn Disease*, over which there Is no contest These and the German submarine command- Fighting continues without lutarml*- the situation as no mention was mad* For new buildln- "•- .™..«. • 'Pointi pointss are Chicago^nieaKo., Indianapolisinaian . Chat era sank scores of ships sion along a 200-mile battle front in of either GorizJa or tbe Dalmatian Vs 1\ treating con- | fanooBa. Atlanta, Macon Jacksonville Island" promising allusions to which, tagious diseases, Germany «illl U*tmK Submarine*. Gallcia, from the mouth of the San to furnishings for pro- an|} Mlaml 8ut between e\ er> one of Kolomea The Russians are sending were mad^e In the semi-official state- cratinrating room andd in- | i , | h Reports that Germany had decided " I tne(>these popointsnts , wwitht , the exception of to suspend submarine attacks on mer- in troops as rapidly a* possible to meet ments published In the newspapers and. .„ , t1 th thee sectiosectionn betweebetwi n Jack«on\.Ue chantmen were not confirmed today at the ten German and twenty-four Aus- presumed to come from the German ee will also recom- ^ Mlaml| theVe ar) ambassador 1 either the German or Austrian em- trian corps (about 1,360,000 men) said mend the arrang.n...„..»..,g8 of a sectiosect.on^pn of pa^y | ™«._,„ "'T'ha^do,„ - ..,,,, anrt.*^ pSKST^S.. KAISER AND STAFF FLEE The daya of Italy's regeneration are, In 60 AUTOS ENTER bassies or the state department To- to be operating there ^ recalled by the events of the present. They claim proposed routes la day two British ships were torpedoed Operations along the San may be 5^«.!=«ss S-srSrxty sThe promoters of In anticipation of the report that considered as in three sections The \pparently there are no factions in, yield sufficient revenue to pay the in- Italy no», all differences having been each one of these route* have filed with Germany would point to the carrying first, from Prmemjal south to the CarV terest on the bonda and at the same the com ml SB loners a rast amount of FROM RUSSIAN SHELLS laid aside Those who have advocate* time would create a sinking fund to of arms and ammunition aboard the path i an foothills, second, from Prxem- data for which the commission had ev entually pay off the bonded In- Lusitanfa aa a violation of American ysl north td the mouth of the "Wlsloka, debtedness. asked, and practically every one of statutes. It wa^ learned today, offi- third, from the Wisloka to Sandomtr, these route* will have delegations in Narrow E»cape tor German Councilman McCord say* that the cials of. the state department consulted In Russian Poland, 67 miles southeast W eathmr Prophecy Chat tan o oca to appear before the com- Ruler While Watching the department of commerce oeforeVthe of Radome hospital bonds should be not less than missioners and apeak In behalf of their Trip Will Start From At- SHOWERS I500.0OO If the Institution Is to be American note of May 13 was complet- In the first section the German ad- Individual routes. Battle in Galicia. ed The rulings and opinions of legal vance has not developed beyond the I placed tn flrst-clase condition, but that The Dixie highway commission con- with the (amount asked it can be made lanta at 9 O'Clock Satur- officers of the government aa late as stage of patrols and scouting parties. Washington —Forecast 1911, It was found, construed the stat- In the second section there are large Ctooiiicla—Skewers Tfcurs«ay equal to the emergency and properly Continued on Lost Page. Geneva, May 10 —(Via Paris. 12 30 take ,care of the Increasing number of day Morning — All Ar- utes as applying to seU-explodlnr opposing forces, which are [ prevented probably Friday. . patient* being cared for from day to a m )—The German emperor and his material and not to small "arms and from engaging in hand-to-hand en- Loeal Revart. staff had a narrow eacap* on Sunday rangements Completed. ammunition counters by the wide sweep of the Ban, «T over whlcb sharp artillery duels are oc- Liowestk temperature .^.. •• GERMANS GROWLING Highest temperature •while watching the -operations In a curring Thw^heavleat German forces Mean temperature 7B village near the River San, In Gallcia. With a brass band, with banners fly- AT THE UNITED STATES. evidently have been concentrated in Normal temperature T* Two State Legislatures Shop in The Consti- Berlin, May 19 — {Via Amsterdam the tblrd section. In an attempt to Rainfall In past 24 hours, inches According; to a Budapest dispatch, a ing and with all arrangements perfect- Excess since 1st of month Inches lit ed over sixty cars will leave Atlanta and Liondon ) — The Vosslsche Zeltun* reach tbe right bank of the San. Such Deficiency since Jan 1, inches l.f» Ask Georgia's Governor heavy ehell burst 500 yards from the at 9 o'clock Saturday morning. May says a move 10 considered extremely hazard- tution Before i You 1 emperor amonff some automobiles, de- 22, for the "Seeing Georgia" tour. If America succeeds In bringing (1 ous by Russian critics, a* lone « the Ke»»rl» «rlo»« Stothm about that British merchant vessels Russians control the three most im- For Clemency for Frank stroying several. Including the em- The general committee held ite last meeting Wednesday evening and the shall no longer sail under false .flags portant fort meat tons and bridges Shop in the Store 7 p m. I Blub, Charleston, W Va, May 19 —The peror's, and killing his chauffeur. The final arrangements agreed upon that England shall cease arming mer- across the San, at Prsemyal, Jaroslau chant vessels and that contraband ear- and Si on law a, enabling them to throw ATLANTA, cloudy S! state senate today adopted a Joint res- emperor had left his car only fifteen The ears will line up on A-ubucn a It saves time. avenue and go out Peachtree street and goes shall no longer be protected by troops across to tbe left bank for cut- Birmingham, clear 78 S6 .00 olution petitioning the governor of minutes before American passengers, then the United Boston clear ^ 58 61! .00 Whitehall to Mitchell street, thence to ting oft advancing Germans Charleston, cloudy 78 78 00 Georgia to commute the death aentence Q The merchants are offer- As more Russian shells were falling Peters street and to West End. States will find Germany on her side On tbe other side of the Vistula, con- Chicago, cloudy 48 60 to that of life Imprisonment In the In the neighborhood, the emperor and The Georgia Tech will furnish the In an endeavor to lead submarine war si a c ratal* military activity la reported Denver, snow II case of Leo Frank, convicted of killing ing some especially attract- brass band for the occasion Into more humane channels. in the districts of Kielce and Radome Oalveston. cloudy 7« .0* his staff left haetlly In machines which 60 66 Mary Fna«mn ive line* each day In the T R. Gentry will be the official "If America falls to Influence Great The Germans are trying to establish a Hatteras cloudy .0* they commandeered. Britain thus, the United States will connection between this movement and Jacksonville, clear 76 88 .M columns of The Constitu- referee and £ W. Caugbron, with a Kansas City, rain. 114 Harrlsburg, Pa, Ma> 19—The Penn- motorcycle, will be the official have to put up with submarine war as the Galtclan advance - Knoxvllle, cld> 88 .*( sylvania legislature tonight adopted a tion. It mar be linens to- checker. at prevent wagred She mumt take care Louisville, cloud} . 58 .14 Too Many Churches, Arramge tor EBtertatameM. that her cltixens enter as little Into the NOTHING DECISIVE Memphis, cloudy 82 .0*. concurrent resolution requesting the day, silk* tomorrow, or naval war zone as they would Into the Miami, cloudy 78 82 .01 governor of Georgia to commute the J. L>ee Barnes reported that the en- WON BY TEUTONS. Mobile, clcai . 78 8« .00 kitchen nteniUi today and tertainment committee had perfected nrlnr line near Arras, Lille or Too Many Ministers, Frsemyal " London, May 19—"As the result of Montgomery, clear 84 »« .00 death sentence of Leo M Prank, con- chickens tomorrow, or all arrangements for the entertain- tbe latest German tactics," says a dis- Na*hvlllc clear 74 78 .00 victed of murder, "that he may be given Are Cracking Religion ment of the tour-lets. V AMerleaMw A** Blas»e«. patch to The Mall from Petrovrad "all lew Orleans, ilear 82 *8 (He opportunity to vindicate himself." draperies or furniture 'or One change was made in the itiner- Captain Feral us, writing In The Ber- iJew York, clear . C2 «« that had been accomplished by {he Rus- Oklahoma, clear . (4 TS .IS •hlrti or skirts. Some store Palnesvllle, Ohio, May 1>—Too many ary The stop on the return for lunch- lin Ta&eblatt regarding the United sians In the Carpathian* has been un- Palestine, cloudy . 78 M .00 is making an attractive eon will be made at Griffin instead of States note to Germany, says: done and months bave been added to Plttsburg, clear . 58 «: .04 CANADIAN SUBMARINE churches and too many ministers are Indian Springs because the hotels will •If, in Spite of the German admiral- the duration of the war. Portland, Ore, cly 68 «o .10 airplay of Just what you causing cracks in the foundations of not tie open at the latter place ty's wanting agalnat entering the war "If the German plan* had succeeded Raleigh, cloudy . 54 «t .16 RAMS AND SINKS SHIP All the necessary label 'buttons and zone, American clt.ien* entrusted San Francisco, clr. «4 need. religion, William Howard Taft tonight completely. If General Linalngsn's army St. Louis, rain. . . rule books will be provided. themselves to the Liusltanla. the blame II CO Quebec, May IP-—The little govern- '. (old the sixty-third Ohio Congrega- had been as fortunate as Qenvral von Salt Lake City, cly 5* ak*et steamer Christine was rammed by tional conference. , The "entertainment committee stated falls upon themselves and] their *rov- Mackensen's, if the Austrian* in Buko- Shreveport. cloudy II •7 Canadian submarine and sunk, with Read flic Advertisements that provisions would be made for the ernment. Can America guarantee that wina had been triumphant. If the Baltic Spokane, cloudy.. M a !*•* of eiirht lives, off the Island of "There should be co-operation and forty ladles >who would be on the trip. •either funs nor ammunition were on invasion bad resulted In tbe capture of Tampa, pt. cloudy. 10 Orlean* UteT nignt. How the strtmta- not competition IB the church life," Prank L. Bound, representing Mari- board, and further that a submarine. ffua, the blow would bave been ter- Toledo, pt cloudyt BO 14 rlee ,**n« to ram the steamer haa not before you go down town i he said. "Christian unity 1* a neces- etta and Cobb county, «tat*d that the when emerging-, was not exposed to b«- rific. Fortunately, a* matter* now Vlcksburg, clear. M ead all ware m«m- sity, but It has not been a marked au«- Washington, pt. c. U U *** crew of four* C«M (a stopping this war." Continued on jLott Continued on t&tt /><>*«, Continued s* £*"»• NFWSPAPFR! '1WSPAPFR! Page Two THE CONSTITUTION,. ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAY 1915.

tnt«itr*nUon in the war and those who months. If war ha». been declared vate audience by King Victor Emman- client was Justified in saying the thtngsi versation* between the plaintiff a«d hav* worked In the intersjt of peace when the offense is committed the of-^ uel. When he returned from the pal- he did about Barnes. . \ defendant about flftten y*«ra ago. h»T«. ceuad to express their view* and fsnder will be court-martialed. ace he said: The attorney placed especial ^empha- \Justlc*AAndr**> s«ld ttt« fact that \a *r» "awaiting th» action of the gov- "Certainly Kins; Victor Emmanuel is JURORS ARE BEGGED sis on testimony regarding the dead- political campaign V** In progreis at Soldiers and the police entrusted the right man in the right place—the the time ojf publicaifbn of the alleged ernment. , with enforcement of the decree ar* king whom Italy "needs In this su- look In the .legislature in 1611 over the libel tnade\MO 4MNjr*»e«; and If. the The republicans have published a authorized to lire on persona who vio- election of a United States senator, and facts stated^fa the artlcte were rrot preme moment." true, then the individual named in the manifesto, declaring their readiness to late its provisions. Describing the interview d'Annun- aaked why Barnes would have en- article had been hb*ll»d. if ch WHR *e> to ths front "to fight for the glory It Is said here Austria has decided to *io said he wa» struck by the wonder- NOTTO DESTROY T.R. deaVored to interest the republican mi- the case, the Jury, he added, musau t then. of the country and the right of na- entrust to the United States the pro- ful power of .the sovereign and his nority in the election of an independent tlona," from all the provinces come knowledge of the complex and vast ATDAPNELLES democrat had he not been In control. •determine the amount of punitive daro- tection of her subjects Un Italy In, the problems now agitating Europe. ages.. • offer* from volunteers desiring to en- •vent of war, which Is considered In- "It would b'e impossible to Imagine Counsel for Colonel Says Ma- The mere fact, he said, that Barnea Hat and willing to make all sacrifices. evitable. Owing to the feeling caused a better informed man," said the poet. was consutled In regard to such a com- as some express it. **to free our Italian in th« United States by the sinking of "There Is amazement that this ruler, Forts Silenced on European chine Has Plotted Down- bination was In Itself proof of the lead- MANUAL ART DISPLAY brothers who *o long have suffered wn- the* IjusUanla. Germany is reported to in addition to fulfilling the duties of ership of Uhe-plaintiff. dar a foreign yoke." state, could absorb so much knowledge fall of Hi. Client. AT SCHOOL IN DECATUR have decided to ask Switzerland to un- and -posseas such a clear and certain Side at End of Narrows Bowers r«ad many letters Introduced Kims; V(«lt» Barracks. dertake the same task for German sub- perception of foreign countries, in- In the ^record. Kin's; Victor Emmanuel visited the jects and property in this country. It terests and men." ' , Syracuse, N. Y,, May 19.—John M. In concluding. Mr. Bowera described An interesting exhibit of the man- is understood that the Swiss minister and Fall of Nagara/on the Colonel Roosevelt a.* closely following ual art department of the Decatur bar rack a today without an escort. He Bowera, chief counsel for Theodore President Wlison as a "g-uicie of the High school i« being made at the Mt-- was recognised and acclaimed with the here already has been unofficially -in- Donough street school this week. The Asiatic Side Is Imminent. Roosevelt, in 'the trial of William nation." same. enthusiasm as bis grandfather formed- that the mission would be en- Then he referred to his client and his grammar department of the public on the eve of those eventful campaign* trusted vto him. ' Barnes' libel suit, spent three hours case In this manner: . schools Is also making a display of the of 1859 and 186ft. BUSINESS MEN CALLED "Rx-prestden t, ex-governor, the peo- different articles that have been made Queen Helena and ' the Ouch ess of ITALY'S BRIEF London, May 19.-.—A message from today in summinar UD the case of the ple's true representative. Jurors, will by the echools during the yeaV. defense. Xear the conclusion of his you let him be broken down and de- Among the articles that are bein«. Aoata, on leaving the Quirinal were iMytilene, forwarded from Athens to the shown as the handiwork of -the' boys FOR FIGHTING. • address he asserted that the suit "was a stroyed? Stand for him; stand for the the objects of an .affectionate manifes- Rome, May 19. — (Via Paris.> —Th e Exchange^Telegraph company, says that people. Give no .vote to' accomplish the are ta"bles, tleBk^-Tabor^ta. bookcases BEFORE POLICE PROBERS purposed act of the machine to destroy bookracks, hatracks, pin tray a, office' tation, in which the people shouted for the allies "have silenced the Turkish 'purpose sought by thlu action. Meet green book, containing diplomatic desks an-d other -similar articles! victory for Italy, for Montenegro and fortifications at Kilid Bahr, on the Eu~ •Colonel Roosevelt's usefulness." the responsibility that rest a upon you documents designed to show Italy's with a clear conscience, and Theodore Serbia. attitude since the beginning of Committee I* Alao Planning Vopean side of 'the Dardanelles, at the Bowerva used,up much more time than Roosevelt will remain a power for Colonel Giuseppe Garibaldi visited the war and efforts made to reconcile j end of the Narrows nearest Constanti- had been aliened him. For that reason good/' • To Drive Out MnJarlm *h«f minister of war and aaked his per- Investigation of Vice Con- And Build Up The %«t«m the obligations* of the triple alliance nople. The tall of Nagara. on the the summing up or the case of the 1 Onlr Two Chars;e« Considered. mission to organise a. body of volun- with Italian national aspirations, has Take (he Olrt Standard GROVE'S TASTE- teers. The people cheered him, re- dition* Here. Asiatic side, across from Kllid Bahr, Is plaintiff was postponed until tomor- Denying a motion ^by Barnes' counsel LESS chHl TOXIC, You hndiw what- you been "set up" by the typesetters em- said to be imminent. row. William M. Ivi-ns. chief counsel that the fury be directed to fin-d a veir- are tahln*. a» the formula \n printed on membering His graiid fa trier's leader- ployed by the chamber oC deputies. for Barnes, aald tonight .that he might every label, showing; It l« QuJnln* and Iron ahhp in th« defense of Home. The Turks are sending reinforcements dict for the plaintiff. Justice Andrews in a tafieieBs form. The Qulnln* drive* Every precaution was taken to prevent ( Twenty of Atlanta's most repre'senta- conclude within an hour. V said he would, restrict the jury's con- out malaria, the Iron builiJa up the sya- Large numbers of students gathered the printers from communicating with ' j to their position* along the Gulf of sideration to two charges made by tive citizens will be summoned to ap- v A verdict may be returned lat* to- tem. 50c. at the university and proceeded to the persons outside their office, and they pear before the police probe committee I Smyrna. - morrow. Colonel Roosevelt in the offending , „ ministry of public instruction, where were reminded that any betrayal of | to give information pertaining to the ! The following review of recent opera- In his address, Bowers discussed the statement—the general charge that ' the minister. Signer Gripho. addressed >there wan a corrupt alliance between the secrets contained m the. preen book • charges of inefficiency against Chief tions at the Dardanelles was given out testimony given by Barnes and Colonel Barnes and Charles F. Murphy, and them antt thanked th&ni in the name of would make them punishable by sev- • Beavers and the department. Ten of by the 'British official information bu- Roosevelt and their respective wit- the charge that Barnes'worked through the country, saying that much^was ex- erul years' imprisonment under the law t nesses. \ an alliance between crooked business !!,'> « JflTKllAI,!. 8T. these twenty will be served with sub- reau: - . Fresh Gi^fn Coro, well filled cobrt, pected of them. Two,, hundred and recently enacted far, the defense of the poenas this morning b>* order of Secre- •i "The following liaa been received "E\m*tonm" Laid $o Barnes. and crooked politics. In regrartj to dozen seventy-three deputies already have tary Morris, acting vmder instructions ! from the Mediierranean force: the first. Justice Andrews said the jury Fine*, Fiv«h Clicrriea, declared their Intention immediately He urged that the jury consider "the had a right to consider the evidence In full quart -* «.. Tlie gVeen book is said to show that uC Commissioner Sisson and the other | "General Cox's brigade repulsed with evasions, and, in, a sense, the denials," upon the adjournment of the chamber j>robei-M. This ten will be instructed to NK\V I'OTATOKH, »)«« size, If Italy fijfhta it will he because of ne- 1 heavy loss an attack on his position of Barnes. Bowers questioned the fiuart to ask to go to the front, in case of •i.ve»3.ity, and that during the negotia- appear at tonight's meeting of the I May 12. The following day a double Yellow Hquasli, tb. 1 rr«th of many of Barnes' statements tions with Austria the representatives I , company of Ghurkas advanced over unitea aiznes senator. 111 reKaru 10 cne J'lne »w OnlonH, Lb. / .Some of the names Included in th^ tnus W n was and presented exhaustive arguments second, he said, the justification ,seemed Friwlt Honey, Section ITAtY MASSES ol the dual monarchy apparently had, half a mile. The ground 9 designed to convince the Jury t^at his t^o be based on evidence regarding con- I 115 MH1TEHAM. NT. failed to realise that Italy was Hrnilyt list are: Forrest Adair, Or. Horare ; consolidated during'the night, in spite •ON FRONTIER. determined to enter the war if sh^ was Grunt, John J. \Voodatae, C. W. MuClure, j of every strbng counter attack a. Italian »ontier. Way J&—- 4 Via Unable to obtain satisfactory territo- and Alexander CruiL-kshank. I ,"Oit JHu.y 1.6 the 1/a.neasiiire terrl- Paris.)—-The frontier towns 6f Udine. rial i\on cessions by diplomatic action, Commissioner Sisson last night ex- ' torlal division nrade considerable proff- Bell u no, Vernoa, and Brest a, as well \AttMtrlauM Kallrd to i;u«lcrMtand. phtlned.why these men are 'being sub- I ress and on the following night ad- as their respectlv# provinces, ar0 en- TBe ilottiimeiils seek to demonstrate poenaed. 1 vanced furt.her. Our Howitzer .battery, tirely in the hands of the military au- that Austria failed from the first to "The probe is nearinte an end," said with the aid of aeroplanes, 'fit;'*- up the thorities, and trains • carrying- field understand that one of Italy's - chief tii* commissioner. *.'**• nd none" of th« men | ammunition wagons of the Turkish guns, horses, troops, . ammunition and whost* • statements criticising the eC- | heavy Howitzers, and made a direct purposes was to ha\V her recognize the iic'teney of the police department wore provisions are i-on&estins an the line^. justice of the demands 'made by this j hit on one of the guns In front "of the The peasants' houses* are occupied by country. For Italy it was a question largely responsible for the probe being • Australian and Xew Zealand army officers as* every -family 1» obligreft to of maintaining her dignity before the inaugurated have geen afforded .an op- j corps. The enemy trenches and a new 1 portunity lo appear before the com- provide .louring, arid in some casea world and Ruining' &* * object a.t any i gun emplacement were d*-niolij»hed by" meals for one or more officers. coat. The 'jjreen book contains "alwo mittee to tell what they know of the. ji liowftzer fire. The spirit of the Italian troops Is the noti- of May 4 in which Italy, after inefficiency- of the police. t iI' "Every day sees au Improvement In excellent ayid- the officers are full of summarizing the course of events and "I t!6n't wa.nt any criticism made that the Anglo-French, position. The enemy i. as u member of the probe commit- | . . confidence. erfepliasixing that Austria's course had j tee, overlooked anything- in finding out [ are reported aa bavins lost very heav- It is sa&U Italy posst-sses live most been contrary to the letter and spirit, the .truth about the charges. If they j powerful machine j?un in existence, of the triple ulliam-e treaty, denounced i-an: tell ua anything. I believe it is' ALLIES LAND capable of firing1 1,400 bullets a min- j that treaty. their duty to tell us in executive sea- f FRESH TROOPS. ute, covering ail area of 500 square K In explanation; of the manner in sioti. , J t yards. Italy alt^o haa adopted 'a new 1 • whii:u the treaty was denuunred. it is "Some of the big- renting' agents have j London, May IS.—An Athens dispatch tyipe of g\in carriage, •• enabling the slated that on May 4 the.Uuk/e of Aver-, t>ee\n subpoenaed to «ive us information j to the Kx change TcJepi-am rompany - transport up steep mountains of heavy n a.. Italian ambassador at Vienna, act- L-.ont'.ernintf vice conditions in Atlanta, j says it is reported the allies disem- siege STUDS. ing ' under instriu-tions from hit* gov- Reports have been received' that women t barked fresh troops Muruiav night near Billions A largre contingent of Italian sul- eriim"eiit. notified the Austrian minis- o.f low morals are spread throughout i K'lini KHle on the Asiatic coast of the diejas are wearing -uniforms made of ter of .foreign 'affairs that Italy 1:011- the city and rfre staying in. many of Dardanelles.1- It also has been learned cloth originally intended for Austria. si de-red Austria.' 3 dec la ration uf war the hotels. The renting agents ' can there thai the Turks on Iht? Galltpoli but sequestrated as contraband of war:: against Serbia u violiitiou of tnt triple probably enlighten us on these mat- perilnsuUi who for weeks h:xye lacked -artillery ant munition -hav\* obtained an The greatest anxiety is felt for alliance treaty. He ii.UUt.ul thut 'the ne- ters." Is the South Going tp Plunge in abundant sutpply of shells in the; past Venice, where .large platforms have gotiations started flrat by Germany and It is a known, fact that one of the few day a. continued .by Austria with a view OC menvbers of the probe committee has t been hastily constructed for new bat- giving Italy compensation for main- GERMAN LOSSES teries to protect the to-vvnj TIXe dan- taining neutrality, had resulted in Italy been securing information as to the I ger tif the monuments fronj aeroplanes decided to .resuin.e her complete liberty number of women of this class who are I AT DARDANELLES. Cotton Again? is recognized. Protective measures also of action, both ' because the Austrian • said to be lii-ing- .-it some of [the second- | Geneva, Switzerland. May 19,—(Via have been taken in Florence. Rome and offers were totally Inadequate and be- class hotels of the city. This list has j Paris.)—A teles rani from Haloniki says cause Italy's s'it nation had become in- partially been completed, and, accord- th; e Germans have lust forty-three of- Naples since the Auatrians can easily tolerable. Austria made no reply, but 1 "• reach these towns from the Oalmatiaa ing to one police officer, sixteen such | ficers arid 600 sailors in tightinK at the fontinueYl' the negotiations, offering ad- 1 ..Dardanelles during the' last six days. Cotton Has brought billions to tfce South. If it coast. , ditional concessions. - , characters were found to be living in In the vicinity of Constantinople trains one of the minor hotels. have been stopped, owing: to shortage ITALY SEIZES ( German* •C«une> ReMeatment. ( - Resentment has been caused here by of coal. No food supplies are reaching happens that these cotton billions are transformed ALL RAILWAYS. the statement appearing in some Ger- the city, and • distress is increasing'. Rome. May 19.—iVia Parla. )—A man papers that Italy denounced the 1 triple alliance treaty only so far as it ' into evanescent blow-away billions, that\ is the fault ' royal de'cret. under which all rail- referred to -.Austria. The purpose of .GERMAN SUBMARINE road lines anVi stations in Italy are this statement is believed to be to give the impression that it is possible for of certain economic fallacies^hat continue to endure . placed entirely under the supervision Italy to figrht only the dual -monarchy. of the military authorities, is pub- Rome papers point out that Italy's lished by The Official Gazette. denunciation of the treaty oniy to Aus- SUNK BY AMERICAN? in the South—that continue just as stout and robust tria. was not Intended to i'mply that Ger- Under the decree, military officials many would not assist her ally, but [ are given power to prohibit suspected simply to accentuate the fact that this spring as ever before, despite the diversification whatever differences exists are between ^ Philadelphia. May 19.—The American High's persona from traveling- on the railroads Italy and Austria alone, and not 'be- steamship WIco, which arrived here or even approaching the ,y lines. All twreen Italy and Germany. from Stockholm, Sweden, la believed toy campaigns and feed-your§elf slogans. The crop- travelers are warned .that at cer-tain her captain to have run down and 1 points t,hey must not look from the D'ANNUNZIO . aunk a su'bmarine in the North, aea. on carriage' windows, but must fceep-the CALLS ON KING. h,er -last voyage to Stockholm. mortgage snag is grandparent of all jthese fallacies. Captain Gibson said today the' vessel shutters closed. Rome. May 'IS. — (Via I'arts.) — &*.- briele d'Annunito, the poet, a noted hit something ahd that .she quivered 'Pure Food Uncle Sam keeps tabs on the cropper for the Any person approaching a tunnel or figure among advocates of national from bow to stern. The blades of hep v bridge will be Imprisoned for six expansion, was received today In pri- propellers were found to be badly dam- aged. The captain first thought the Groceries spinner, but the farmer gets no data on consumption ship had struck a submerged rock, but v as there •was no land near, he believes the Wlco ran Into a. submarine which Fast Deliveries in the mills. was maneuvering to get, in position to fire a torpedo. \ Phones: M. 1061 Our Mr. Barton Currie spent a month traveling in The Wlicio nailed from Philadelphia on February 21 'with, petroleum. When 170 Atlanta 464. 4838 miles west, of Faroe Islands, uhe was the South and investigating conditions^ What he saw stopped by a British battleship and convoyed ^ into Kirkwall, England, where her cargo waa examined. A is describe^ in this week's—May 22nd—number of short time later the Wlc.o was boarded ' F;REE by the crew of a German submarine, who examined her papers and permitted Tetley's Delicious her to proceed. Iced Tea Served free to our patrons MORTUARY ^ . • ^ COUNTRY (All > fmneral Notice* Appear om l>aat P«Kr.) Open a Charge Account If 700 have a rcjrttlnr Me^ofint Mrs. Sarah Dalton. In . the dry xooilN f . Mrs. Sarah Dalton. aged 42, of 331 the Ktorp your icroccricB vrill lie- GENTLEMAN Cour'tland street;, died at a private aani- " «lm»—MlmiillfT your nhoi»- tarlum. Wednesday afternoon. She is • hiiylnK «H your KI>OI!M survived by two brothers. Thomas and Costs but a nickel—you can buy it anywhere—and Madison Jjindsay, of Holconrbe, Ga., and toeeon* pnrohaHrH anil prompt three sisters. Mrs. Q. M. Barrett and Mrs. •nil quirk, delivery. is worth a dollar to anyone interested in cottqn P M. Henson, of Atlanta, and Mrs. J. C. .Barrett, of Dakota, Ga. The body is at Greenberg & Bond's. • ' • • *• \ \ E/eanor Aam*ey, Louisville. Today's Specials The cotton article will be followed by a series bf twelve or Louisville, Ga., May 19.—(Special.)— Eleanor Clarke, infant daughter of Mr. fifteen timely and iniportant articles by Mr. Currie on Texas and and Mrs. B. P; Ramsay, died In an Au- Money! Money!! gusta sanitarium'last night. She wfca TODAY the South west, dealing with the big cattle and farming interests,the buried here today. 6 LEMONS for 6c landlord-and-tenant problem; all of which have a direct bearing But it isn't everything— WESLEY MEMORIAL 12c PER DOZEN on every business and pocketbook in a. vast and fertile region. v . ( , Umlt On* Dozen There's far more satisfaction in bounding HOSPITAL NURSES health and the ability to be comfortable . i GRADUATE TONIGHT 16 POUNDS FANCY Also in This Issue of May 22nd: \ - \ HEAD RICE FOR .. The ffraduatln* «»rcta«B of th» WESSON'S SNOWDRIFT OIL, When health has slipped away through wrong Training school of We»l«y Memorial habits of diet, the only way to get it/ back is to hospital will b* h«ia tonight at 8:30 30c CANS, THURS- s o'clock. Wesley Memorial church. Nine DAY, SPECIAL .. change food. , young woxnen will receive diploma* on FANCY CALIFORNIA thi» occasion, which will be delivered Cutting the Cost of Pork by Blshoi) "W. A. Candler, president of PEACHES, 2 , i * \ the board of trustees. The pins for POUNDS FOR • .'• - • 15c the graduating claes Will be delivered! VANILLA WAFERS, RICHT The South is a Hogr Country,Yet It Does Not Supply Home Demand by I>r., P. K. Boland,' of the medical j FROM THE staff. Dr. W. J. Younar, of Bmory unt- i OVENS, POUND .... versity, will .deliver the address to the i lie 3y H. T. MORGAN graduating: class. The friends of the Barm i hospital are invited to be present at 2 Sapollo ...... 15c the exercises. Pkg«. Purity There is money in pigs. Pork can be produced at less than The graduating class Is composed of v the following' yoiangr women: Miss- 2 Oats ..... - - 15c half the usual cost. But cheap meat cannot be made in the same Kstelle Sumner, Sumner, Ga.; Misii Ine« Pkg>. Quaker old way with the same old feeds. Hardy, Montlcellor Ga.; Miss, Eva Corn Flakes • • - 15c -Ward, Eufaula, Ala.; Miss Trenle 2 is scientifically prepared food, and contains all the Fitts, Atlanta. Qa.; MisB Gradle ,Bag- Cans Pet Milk, The Southern farmer has a. great future as a. hog grower. He erly, Barnesville, Ga.; MUa Irene Baby Size - . • • rich nutriment of wheat and barley—including ¥homas, Brownsville, Tenn.; Miss May! 4 15c has the climate and the feeds. Sue Kelly, Southern Pines. N. C.; Minn Cans Pet Milk, their invaluable mineral content—necessary for Mary Elizabeth Bush. Birmingham, Tall. Size ..... 15c The pig will do the heavy work and pay well for*the privilege, i Ala.; Mlss.Vera Maud Wise, Bogart. Ga. 2 sound nourishment of one's mental and physical Cans Lye "orces. FIRE IN OLD BUILDING 2 Hominy ...... 15c ; , . , S Cents the Copy of all News Agents DRAWS A BIG CROWD Cans Black- 2 berries ...... 15c or tl.OO a Year (S3 Issues) by Mall. Ordered Through Our Subscription Agents or Direct With a clear head to steer a strong body you A fire In an old structure at 26 GiK Cans Okra, Corn mer street, near the Auditorium- can dp things and win. Boith can be built by proper Armory, last night about 8 o'clock, at- j 2 and Tomatoes • > 15c tracted fully 3,000 people. The blaze food, and turned to money and comfort. was discovered by Patrolman Doreey,. Cans Puree of Boys wanted to deliver on routes. Apply to our Sales Agent 'who turned tn an alarm. Tomato...... • 15c The burned! building- .w&m on« of' the 2 first buildings ever erected in Atlanta, Cans Imported Grape-Ntits food is delicious, richly nourish- originally being uaed as a residence.' Sardines ..... 15c later as a blacksmith shop. Of recent [ 2 ing, and easily digestible—unclisputedly the most years it has been vacant. It is owned Cans American scientific food in the world. \ b,y Joel Hurt. 4 Sardines ..... 15c JULIUS TENENBAUM Cans Applss Method*** S«r<;ic*j. for • .-, ...... 15c 27v Exchange Place, Atlanta N , Gav . v The meeting at the Free Methodist! 2 church, ITS Hill street, continues with Cans Van Camp's * . _ . • . ,• ' ' - ' ever deepening interest. At the even-. Soups • ..... 15c "There's a Reason" injr service Hr. Qauthey prtachsd on, 2 THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANV • INDEPENDENCE SQUARE • PHILADELPHIA "Tn* ain» of Judas." Th« altar service I Pkgs. Corn at the close of the service was a most Starch for .... 15c unusual seen*. The meeting continues 2 —-think it over! through the week at 1Q a. zn. and 7:30 p. m. c J. M. HIGH C0.«w i ft. NEWSPAPER! SPAPERf THE CONSTITUTION, 'ATLANTA, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915. Page Three.

cnr to th* ground, and they will be the district of Stry the fighting i« pro- very careful. Indeed, in the future." TEUTONS DRIVING ceeding. Our attacking column* storm- The minister charged that minor of- AT CZAR'S 'FORCES ed several Russian position* on the ficials of the Colorado Fuel and Iron ' heights north of Sambor and captured BRUTES AND BULLIES WEEMHELD ;BRITISH CABINET places which had b»«n" defended ob- KAISER'S SEA WOLVES ' company were directly responsible for stinately by the enemy. the strike, asserting that they Ignored Continued From Pag* One. **On the Pruth line there l» nothing thd law, dominated employees In a bru- Important to report. tal manner, fostered saloons, obstructed BYHEALTHEXPERTS . | stand, the enemy haa not accomplished "In Russian ^Poland fighting I» p(r^- TOBENON PM SAN 1 CLAIM MORE VICTIMS etfoits to improve working and hy- anything realloally ddecisive ceedlng- in the hilly district of RJ«loc." CAUSED THE STRIKE, Siemc condition^ and even controlled "The genf the Drumcree were rescued. The their rights as were the men in Colo- ly commended. No Need for I»r*«lmlMn. back by our artillery. v of a coalition ministry which several Drumcree first was torpedoed when off i ado." T. F. Abercromble. it was brought newspapers launched yesterday. The Petrosrad correspondent of The "Kastern theater of war:^ Washington. May 19—While John D 7 Telegraph says it would be absurd to "Further enemy foices were \hroufrht the Cornish coast yesterday, but th« "Do you Justify rioting " out. is the only full-time health officer The prime minister said that noth- Rockefeller, Jr. waited here again to- to pretend that the situation developed on up yesterday on the Shavll-Fraurbur* projectile failed to sink her. Bh« w*» "1 Justify any means necessary in this state, and it \vas believed that ing had been arranged definitely, but the Russian front in the last three sector. North and south of the Nieimm day to testify before the^ Industrial re- clarify an atmosphere t>o pregnant with Other counties would soon emulate the three things were certain—that weeks Is anything but uncomfortable fighting- continues. , taken in IOTA by the Norwegian steam- lations commission in a supplementary wrong that a ^nan is asphyxiated when system he has worked out in Gl>nnj prime minister and the foreign sec re- foi in almost every direction the Teu- "Southeastern theater of war* er, But ^the submarine^ started In pur- inquiry, into the recent strike against he holds MB head Up," replied the county and appoint similar officers. The j tary would continue in office, that no totUc allies seem to be saining ground "The Russians yesterday attempted suit and the Norwegian cast her off. ^> rapidly He asserts, howevei, that thcie by counter attacks to check our troo*>« A second torpedo finished the Drum- the Colorado Fuel and Iron company, clerygymait boaids ot health in the twelve southern change was contemplated in the policy, n is no need loi pessimism for the Gei- which pressed forward across 'the Si'n. cree. She was sinking ra>ntdly when the commission listened to an arraign- Minor officials in touch with the me I states tvlll continue the work of rural of the country of prosecuting the war man successes are due entirely to the but all these attacks failed with heavy \%erc 'brutes,' and blasphemous bul- the Norwegian vessel, perceiving her ment of that concern's methods by Rev. .nitation. according to methods best with all , energy^ and that the recon- . possession of strategic railways which loss to the enemy ^ A division com- lies.," he said. \ _ adapted to the conditions in their states. I structlon of the cabinet would not mean t enable them to concentrate rapidly in posed of Hanoverian and Oldenburg peril, took off the passengers and crew. Euyene s. Gaddis, a Methodist clergy- Asked whether the Colorado Fuel Those who discussed the problem ot [ any surrender b> persons or parties of, any desired direction. troops have during the past two davs DUMFRIES TORPEDOED man, formerly In charge of the compa- and Iron company still controlled poli- 'These partial occupations ipf terri- made 7,000 prisoners In the flfrhtlne at tics in Colorado,, the witness said installation of proper nrivles through their political purposes. tory.'' the correspondent saya, "count BY A SUBMARINE. ny's sociological department. the rural communities of the south at j And._„.„i ew. Bona~ r Law indorslnE thlst the crossing of the San They also *'They control it as far »a they dare, l for llttlel in the present war, and they took four cannotn and twenty-eight London, May 19. —Th e British ad- Chairman Walah. who summoned Mr. although a do not think they do-It to the session Wednesday afternoon were statement, said. "Our sole consldera- are gained at a tremendous cost irt lives Rockefeller to testify relating to cor- machine guns * miralty reports that the British steam- such an extent as before the coal strike. T>r. Olln West, director of fleld sanita- tion Is what will be best for finishing which it Is more difficult for the Aus- "Between the Pilica and th« npper er Dumfries was torpedoed at 11 ^0 respondence made public since the They absolutely controlled it before the war successfully " I ti o-Germans to replace than for the original inquiry in New York, said to- tion. Tennessee state board of health; Vistula and southeast of Przemysl c-'cJotlc this morning. All hands were c^ie strike." Dr. Ennion -Williams, president Louisi- Hussianjs Hence there Is no sign of fighting^ continues." y night that he surely would be called Not for many years has a political t weakening in the resolution of the saved. It la added that the steamer Acfmmt^ of Belnv Dictator. ana state board of health, I>r. W. S. transformation so overwhelmed the' Russian people or their confidence In tomorrow. He will take the stand as Ilankin. secretary North Carolina state country with surprise. Only a week ' BAD -WEATHER Is Btill afloat 25 miles southwest of Chairman Walsh read into the rec- the ultimate issue " Hartland Point. •con as Rev. X>anlel S. McCorkle. pas- ord a letter sent to the commission by board of health: I>r. A. T. McCormack, ago Premier Asquith said in the house General Kernllieff. commander of the Doa.ru ot | ofj common*•"••• s that there was no thought ON WEST FRON*. The Dumfries, of 4.111 tons gross, left tor of a Presbyterian church In one of John D Rockefeller, Jr ,\ written by secretary Kentucky state board ot 01 a the Colorado company '3 mining camps L M. Bowers, chairman of the. execu- health; " Dr. H. F." Harris, secretary] '* ruction of the ministry. Cardiff Tuesday for Leghorn. Georgia state board of health. Dr. W. Th^ at Sunrise, Wyo, completes his testi- te e department of the ^company In rapid pressure of events abroad TRAWLER LUCERNE mony. Ma>, 191 J. HS. "Weathers\veatnera., directouirectur rurai UIU.Ll sanitatio»<*uiuiiiu.nu • • . x •„„ 5,,i« rii*{\Tan 1 id Iron com- of Mississippi, and Or. John A. Bell, of fo a ch£!£" p has,drive<$ hVnr? n* the government SUNK BY SUBMARINE. Rev^, Mr Gaddis said he was dis- The Coloiado Fuel an< and brought to- jany for mam \eais,' he wrot,e4 ., "were the international health commission, fethe? th? "Slcter'"^*teamen" to deal Aberdeen, May 20 — (12 15 a m.) — • charged \ from the sociological Uepai t- accused of being th«^ didictatoc r of and otners. with a situation charg< ment of the' Colorado company last -jred with critical Tftie trawler Lucerne was s,unk by a ein Colorado, ami in fact were a mighty elements. Kvents abroad have been charges, although severely wounded "The Germans last night attempted February, after making a personal ap- the entire state When Dispatches from the San river indi- German submarine 40 miles off Rattrai' 1 the severe re\erses of the Russian an attack in the forest of Le Pretre, peal to Mr Rockefeller to be allowed imo here It wis said that the C. B . cate that a tremendous battle IB immi- but were immediately* checked by our Head "Wednesday, the trawler's crew to continue important betterment work 1 compan\ voted ever} man and nent north of Pi *em> si The main flre. Also east of the Yser two attempt- was landed among- the miners, .lie justified the oman In their employ w, Uhout an> strength of the Austro-German forces ed attacks were checked by our fire '' ?dTaid to their being naturalized or is concentrated between Jaroelow and DAMAGE VERY SLIGHT revolt of the strikers against military not and e\en their mule**, it used to Lezaysko. NEW RUSS ARMY TO BRITISH TRADE. » a,nd other constitutional authority in be remarked, were registered, if they Grand Duke Carried AmatwnltUm. London, May 39 —Norma n Hill, sec- Colorado on the ground that laws for •" ere fortunate cnoujfh lo possess GETS INTO ACTION, places because they were better money- ' events at home have hem frlc- At a critical point in the flghtmg reltary of the Liverpool Steamship Improvement of the [miners' condition names Tne near Jaalo, Galicia, according to a dis- Geneva, Switzerland! May 19—(Via Owners' association, todav pointed out -\r\how, a political department-was makers. Aliens were encouraged to tion between Winston Spencer-ChurchUl Pans )—A telegram from InnBbruck had been ignored and there was no crowd out the higher .grade workers " andJ Lord patch to The Daily Mall from Petro- that during the month of April car- other way left to seek a remedy maintainedVt a heu\> expanse I had ~~ '—* Fisher m the admiralty; I grad. Grand Duke Nicholas in person cays a strong new Russian army, com- before me tnp contributions of the C for the Strike. which one writer describee as the lushed to the scene with ammunition, ing from Bessaraibia. Is flinging back goes to the value of 5114.000.000 pounds Really Great Labor A Ictorv. P. & I companv foi the campaign of Responsibility for the Colorado strike, nerve-center of the nation, arid the at- making the last 501 miles at top speed Austro-\Huns-arian forces in Bukowina sterling were carried in and out of ' Technically the terrible strike of the 1!>14. amounting to $ SO,603 paid 'out Gaddis said, "lies at the door of local tacks upon both the war office and the in an automobile. His car was followed and Is marthinj? toward central Galicia ports of the United Kingdom, while the pei bonall> b> Hcarne. So camp officials and their immediate su- workmgmen foi their alleged failure by a string of thirteen automobiles, to JoinHhe principal Russian army in Colorado miners i\a.s^ lost, said Mr to supplj the army with sufficient am- value of the cargoes destroyed bV sub- Gaddis, ' but in reality it w as one of, fai as I can discover, not one particle periors " The minor officials in imme- loaded to capacity with ammunition. Galicia. of good was accomplished for the com- diate touch- with the men were "brutes" munition The arrival of the eommander-in- marines wa*j o'o.OOO pounds, or on* shill- the greatest labor \ tctories ever j pany but Mr tiearne was an aspirant andv 'blasphemous bullies," he declared. Parliament adjourned tonight until! chief is said to ha\e turned tne tide, ing in 100 pounds %chIe\ecT in the United States, because! for the position of United States sen- Chairman Walsh asked If there were June 3 Before Its next meeting the I Inspiring the Cossacks to retake Jaslo. BRITAIN IS ^RELUCTANT today the coal operators ha\ e then | ator and tlc\oted a \a«t amount of time no state officers to protect workers j new cabinet will be formed and the which the German.s had occupied. Dur- and money ^ ith this end in \ie\% first act of the cabinet will be lo chal- TO ADOPT CONSCRIPTION against minor bosses lenge a vote of confidence from the ing their brief occunation the Germans ha-ve no doubt "The state of Colorado was represent- are reported to have- hanged the mayor London, May 19.—Replying to a de- ed in the closed camps and in some of house or commons to demonstrate its for displaying a Russian flag. Cbmpany Supported Saloon ». osition as representing the whole mand from several members that com- the open cajnps by justices of the peace, ouse During the recent flphting one end DON'T ,t_ET "The company became \notorious In who were company men," said Gaddis. K of the Empress Alexandra's Red Cross pulsory military service be adopted, man.v sections for their support of the The liberal members met tonlgrht Harold J Tennant, undersecretary of "Coal at any cost was the avowed poT anndu eexpiessed confidence ' train was splintered by shrapnel. liquor interests Thej established sa- icy of the small bosses**«, On« of them ? *l>'essed confidence In Premier stat* fot war. said in the house of loons ever> w here they po&sibly could. 5??e w£? ^ood for ' o^Jon' wh££xplained the government's told me a drunken e TEUTONS ADVANCE, commons tonight that the British gov- •v sheiiff, elected , by the votes of the a miner, because he CONSUMPTION. C* F & I eo^mpnnj employees and who make up after the spree VIENNA REPORTS. ernment was fully alive to the neces- UKE YOU TO YOUR. GRAVE" '; has bef n kept in office a great many Gaddis declared thaS*It Inn the election Lf??S£jff^^^ Vienna, May 19-—(Via London )—The sity of mobilising all resources for the \e-irs. established himself or became a in November, 1914, hhe sasaw aa minmine storstore minlsti y in onlj two or threo dJ.tfl.IH following Austrian official war state- successful conduct of the war ' ' ~ partner in sixteen liquor stores in our manager and a Ipcal superintenden11 t T here ls ment was given out here tonight v Man> he said, did not realize the coal mines V ^^--•"et^/^f *?,?* f f t ™ OoiAt that the rSSrSnSS- You have tr> 10 MMB tlra« but you do n*t acting as election judges at the polls tion of the government will mean the "The Teutonic allied troops who ad- gravity of the situation, but the house h*T$ to co that naj; bccaitui To clean up the saloons and, with in open violation of a state law snuffing out of some high political am- vanced to the east bank of the San should Tveigh v. ell all considerations them, tUe gambling hells and houses Sociological conditions In the camps bitions It is believed that the most river (Galicia) > esterdav repulsed before embarking on a system of com- of prostitution, has been one of the were generally bad and in many cases prominent members slated for retli e- across the Lubaczowka river strong". pulsory service It would onlv be wifh I Long-Vita Conquers Consumption things that Mr Welboin and I have "disreputably disgraceful." he said. One ment are Lord Haldane, lord high chan- Russian forces which offered resistance! reluctance that the government would 1 Strooj words. tlw*ft; tut they mean just what j devoted a-n enormous amount of time of the directors ot the company, he said, cellor, the Marquis of Crewe. secretary northeast of Jaroslau. We captured agree on such a police they nay. IT you b»re coiis-nnjjtJon, asthm*, • to during- the past five years told him in Denver a few years ago of state for India; Lewis Harcourt, vsec- Sienlawa and, forced a crossing of the The government, however, Mr Ten- weak lunca. or u& other tliroit or long trou- < ' Since I came here not a, nickel has "We might as well confess it, we retary of state for the colonies, and San, talcing T.OOO prisoners and eight nant said In conclusion, realized that U*. don't wit (HI it I* too Ute. ft-irin tto limp-Tits been paid to any politician or politi- have not given the miners anything Augustine Birrell,, chief secretary for guns. Earlyvmorning counter attacks such a step might become necessarj. I tmtoeut t«4wr. Yoor druggta !>** It H»<1« by cal partj- . IV e hn.\e fought the saloons He appealed to the house not to press j •MlnM* •Ulolai C*^ KMferllto. T*M. j but the saloon " Ireland The Matfarqula of Crewe and were r^pulsea in stubborn fighting. \\ ith a.11 the powei we possess. We Discussing the company stores, Gad- Mr Birrell will ;o willingly Mr. Har- \ "On the upper Dniester river and In him to «ay more. Trade ^Supplied Through Atlanta Jobbers. ha\ e forbidden any politician from dis said the monthly average collected court may be raised to the peerage going into our camps and every subor- from the miners had been jsrlven as 20 and promoted to be viceroy o:f India. dinate official connected with the corn- per cent of the average wages, but he pan \ has been forbidden to influence thought it was higher In many in- Flaher Stars; Cbarchill GOCM. -StlUMAKERi our men to vote for any particular stances he had flecn the average run Lord Fisher, first sea lord of the candidate as high as 30 to 35 per cent. In one admiralty, was In his office aO the ' \Ve hav e not lobbied in the legis- instance, he said, a store manager told admiralty today, which wag taken to lature1, but ha\ve gone directly to the him he ^ collected 47 per cent of the mean that the government had refused Kovernor and other able men and have total waxes paid for the month. *o accept his resignation, making In- Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company demanded fair treatment" Rev. . Mr.. McCorkle, called to the evitable the departure from the ad- The sheriff referred to In the let- stand late In the day. told the commis- miralty of Winston Spencer-Churchill, Prior ar.d Hunter *5ts. Atlanta. Grt. first lord of the admiralty. it Is be- MONTHLY FOR TUITION ter v. ho had established himself In sion that when he went to Sunrise, "Wyo.. :New York' =Paris biiteen liquor stores in the company he was Informed by the church authori- lieved by many that Mr. Churchill will Atlanta^ (C'aaa rooms equipped with every coal mines. Mr Gaddis declared, was ties that the Colorado company main- be given the M:;arquis of Crowe's port- modern con\ enlence, Jelf Farr, who still retalnp his pllace. tained the church, but that the fact folio at the India offic» or that he will lNDI\ IDT.AL INSTRUCTION jptven by the Twent>-five j ears ago.. Gaddis said, was to be kept secret. He said h« succeed Mr. Harcourt *»s secretary of proprtf?tors (n person Catalogue Free four-fifths of the men in the Colorado urged that this be made public. state for the colonies. Mr. Churchill is a major In the territorials and It would cause little surprise if he should prefer the fighting line to a cabinet po- sition which would give him no oppor- tunity for his aggressive nature. Conservatives are reported to consid- Gold, Solid Gold Jewelry er eight cabinet members as their share, i and Andrew Bo nar Law, opposition leader in the house of c6mmons, A. J BiLlfour, J. Austin Chamberlain, the Karl Is the Riile. The Exceptions Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBo^e Co. * of Curzon, Lord Selborne, P. E. Smith, | the Earl of Derby and Waiter Hume Atlanta , ' New Vork= =Paris 1 Long are regarded an certainties. are Below Half Price i The labor members have decided to 'support Arthur Henderson for a posi- tion It has been an article of the I nationalist faith that no member of that Below are the details—read them—the convincing strength of them arises party should serve In the British gov- ernment, but John Redmond will have from the fact that this is a Charnberlin-Johnson-lhiBose Co. clear-away; but half an opportunity to break precedents if i he will consent to do so and thus have price^or less for gold, solid gold—a queer contradiction it may seem, for'gold , the cabinet embrace all parties repre- A Silk Sale sented in the house. is gold and worth its weight^in gold—that is your point of view. l Clearaway Prices on Cer- Ours, however, is that gold is merchandise, and therefore must be disposed of PRESBYIERIANS MEET at certain^ times that we may start anew. tain Lots, Prices Made Read the items and then see the items. The, pieces are artistic—they will be owned and worn with pride and pleasure. Buy for yourself, buy for gifts! The Possible by Recent Advan- IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY selling starts with the opening of the store. Figures Show Remarkable tage o us Purchases—A $ 9.50—Black violet, pearl Growth for Southern Church Brooches center $ 4.75 Lockets • During: Last Year. $10 00—Long bar with ame- Doubly Saving Irvent Gets $32.50—Large coral cameo $15.00—Fane? gold locket . $ 4.50 brood) or pendant, hand- thysts and pearls . .^ . . . 5.00 $10.00—Brooch with watch $13 00—Oval locket with , Newport News, Va., May 19.—With a made mounting of beautiful coral cameo • • 5.00 majority of the 300 delegates or com- V design, 18 k. gold $16,25 hook, small diamond . . . 5.00 Under Way at 9 O'Clock missioners all eady Herfe arrangements $ 9 5<1—Horseshoe with pearl. 4.50 $13.5v—Large plain gold for the opening of the flfty-flfth session $27.00—Large' coral cameo $ 8.50—Brooches 4.25 lockets 5.00 of the Presbyterian General Assembly brooch, beautifully band- $ 6.00—Brooches, $1.50 to . . 2.50 This Merning.v of|the South here tomorrow morning at mounted, 18 h. gold .... 13.50 ?12.50—Large plain gold 11 o'clock are complete. Dele grates $26 60—Large coral cameo lockets ^ 5.00 We ihctll sell jou silks today at prices far. far below worth—such silks as you would and visitors from every part of the brooch, hand-made filigree Stick Pins $ 9.50—Large plain gold ' countrj have been ,• arriving all day lockets 4.50 seek out this season for their good £tyle and their equally good quality. At one time it 1 and tonight mounting, 18 k. gold . . . 12.50 ) Religious services at the S'lrst Pres- $22.50—Large amethyst bar $22.50—Diamond horseshoe .$11.25 $10.00—Plain gold locket with is Chamberlm-Jdhnson-DuBose Co.'s cle.ar-away methods in action; again it is the Chamber- I byterian church, where the assembly pin, hand-made, beautiful $12 50—Pink coral cameo . A 6.00 cigar cutter 4.50 hn-Johnsjon-DuBose Co way of passing on every advantage that shrewd buying can effect. i will hold Us sessions, wiJl mark the design, 14 k. gold1. . . . 11.25 $ 5.00—Stick pins 1 2.50 opening session. A business session $ 3.00—Stick pins 1.50 The results^are the same—these are the results: will follow at 2 o'clock at which time $21.00—Large amethyst a moderator and two clerks will *be brooch, hand-made, of LaVallieres and elected.1 Rev. W. McF. Alexander, of unique design 10.50 New Orleans, is being mentioned aa a $19.50—A m e t h y s t brooch, Rings For $2.25, $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Silks successor to Elder W. i-.. Martin, L L D, Pendants president .Davidson college, the present hand-made*, 14 k...... 9.75 $15.00—Small diamonds. Tif- 44-inch Pussy Willow Taffetas moderator. $21.00—Crescent ot sapphires fany setting v- * 7.50 $ 9.50—Plato gold lockets I M\angellsm will be the principal with diamond $ 4,50 42-inch Checked Louisines and Striped Taffetas theme before the assembly this year, and pearls 10.50 $12.60—Small diamonds, TH- Figured Chiffons, Flowered Chiffons i the body at the meeting at St. Louis $27.50—Brooch of pearls and fany setting 6.25 $ 5.75—Heart locket .... 2.50 • last jear having agreed that the ses- sapphires, ^ with diamond $ 5.75—Small diamonds . . . 2.50 Georgette Crepes sion here should be Known as an "evan- $ 5.00—Heart locket 2.50 79c gelistic a-ssembly " During the past center 9.75 $14.50—Large coral cameo . . 7.25 $ £.00—Heart locket .... 1.00 The silks of the now. And all in glorious colors. Read the list again—it pretty well year much work has been devoted to $18.50—Large amethyst, sur- ' $ 9.50—Coral cameos .... 4.75 $ 9.50—Large, plain gold ^ the subject of evangelism and the re- covers the silk question—and, mark you, not one yard was less than $2.25 a yard; from that ports of the work to be made to the rounded by pearls .... 9.25 $ 8.75—Coral cameo 1 ... 4.00 cross \ . . . . 4.50 assembly are highly pleasing to the $18.00—Coral cameo with ba- $ 7.50—Black and gold with $ 7.60—Small cross with dia- they went to $350. ^ i church. roque pearls on, large gold brilliant 3.00 Figures prepared by Superintendent mond 3.00 Oregon green, brown, wistaria; French, Belgian I of Evangelism^ Rev. W. H. Miley, r»I>, bar < . . . . 9.00$11.50—Pearl and sapphire . 6.00 $ 6.50—Plain gold cross . . . 3.00 $1.09 Messalines ?9c and navy blue, roue and black. I of Louisville, and Rev. R. O. fllnn, I> D., $17.60—Coral cabocnon - $ 3.50—Fancy rose gold cross 1.75 S6 inches wide and all silk—choose from nary, of Atlanta, chairman of the committee brooch with pendant . . . 7.50 $19.50—Chain and pendant o0 light t>lue, Belgian blue, pink, rose, green, orange, Another wonder poplin IB J1.10 a yard, 42 Inches . on evarngcllsm, show that while the Cuff Links wide and comes in navy, gray, green, silver, gain in membership of all the Protest- $16.50—Topaz heart with pearls with small diamond. 8.50 maize, black and white. v ' ant churches in America combined last pearls , 8.25 *10.00—Links with brown, rose and black. year was 2 per cent, the membership diamonds.9 5.00 $16.50—Chain and pendant of C^epe de Chines 98c increase in the southern Presbyterian $16.60—Circle with pearl and t '9.60—Links with diamonds. 4.75 pearls with two sapphires. 5.00 36-inch Taffetas $1.00 chut-ch was about 3H per cent. The re- small diamonds 8.25 * 8.50—Links with diamonds, 4.25 $14.50—Chain and pendant Bought at a saving, and so it goes to you, heavy port declares that statistics show the $14.50—Two natural color with pure silk threads, flawless, the surface Bat run It through your fingers—you know then . Presbyterians are in the lead of all f 7.BO—Links with diamonds, 3.75 with she!) cameo and shows the real sheen that dlstinguiahea the right it is worth more than the $1 a yard; all silk, ot 1 other religious denominations of the * clover leaves with pearls f 6.BO—Links with diamonds. 3.26 pearls 7.25 ' south in the percentage of increase In and-small diamond . . . . 7.25 * 6.76—Links with enamel. $12.50—Chain and pendant sort of crepe de chine—navy, Belgian and light course, In navy and Belgian blue, maize, rose, I members for the year, contributions to 2.50 blue, maize, green, pink, black and white. 40 gray, peach, black and white. foreign missions and the amount con- $14.00—Large bar of' ame- ' t 4.60—Links with amethyata 2,25 with shell cameo and pearls 5.00 inches wide. tributed to the support of retired min- thysts and baroque pearls. 7.00 $18.50—Chain and pendant More of the 53c Shantungs $14.00—Very large bar of co- with amethyst, pearls and I The're will be reported to this assem- Cuff Pins 40-inch Poplins $1.00 *hey have Won great favor' in the last few bly the erection of a new synod dur- i ral and baroque pearls . . 7.00 diamond 9.2S days; Imported natural color shantung all silk Ing the past year—the synod of West $13.50—Circle of pearls and *7.5ft—Pins with pearls, pair.* 3.50 $22.50—Heavy carved gold A lupert value If ever there were one, (ujl iViiglnla The total number of «ynoda bodied, it tailors excellently —i n gray, reseda, and 33 Inches wide. 'now In the assembly U fifteen; number amethysts 5.00 $5.00—Pins with pearls and bracelet 11.28 of presbyteries is do; ministers, 1,819; $12.50—Large black clovgr turquoise, pair 2.60 $24.60—Bracelet watch, plain churches, 3,340, candidate*. 60; ministry, leaf with pearl center . . . 6.25 $5.00—Monogram pins, aet 470: licendates, 36; number of ruling gold 12.26 elders, 11,661, deacons. 11.266; total $12.50—Horseshoe and clover ol 3 2.50 $20.00—Bracelet watch," plain For 85c, $1.00, $1.50 to $2.50 Silks number of church members, 310,602; leaf with small diamond . 6.25 16.00—Monogram pins, set gold ,. . . 10.00 Cheney Bros. Foulards, were 85c and $1.00 Sunday school enrollment, 284,693. $12.50—Crescent of pearls and of 3 v S-00 $25.00—Plain gold double-case Black and White Checked Silks, were $1. W Northern Pr«*brt*rtwM. sapphires 6.25 $4.60—Pins with pearls, pair. ZOO watch 12.50 . Rochester. N. Y., May 19.—The one I Striped Georgette Crepea. were $1.00 : hundred and twenty-seventh general $12.50—Black pansy, pearl $3.76—Pins, plain gold, pair. 1.50 $18.60—Plain gold open face assembly of the Presbyterian church In center 5.00 13.00—Pins, rose gold . . . . 1.50 watch 9JJ5 Black Marquisettes, were $1.011 the United States will .open here to- 49c Flowered Chiffons; Were $1.01 to $2.50 morrow. A new moderator will be elected in the afternoon. Prominent , candidates are Rev. J. Ross Stevenson, president-elect of Princeton Theolog- ical seminary, and Rev. George B. Stew- art, president of Auburn seminary. A ma«s meeting in the Interest of Cbambcrlin-Jobnson-DuBosc Co. Cbamberlin-Joiinsoji-DuBosc Co. * united Presbyterian ism wa* held to- night. ' *

SPAPFRf t*age Four THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.*' THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915.

RECORDS* TO BE GIVEN tried in his own court tomorrow, »lth Mayor Bridges Smltb < prdsldine and LESTER RICH WILI+ Ifit* MEMBER? GAINED TASTE OF OWN MEDICINE the indications are tHat a hi* crovrd BY ATLANTA. CHUKCHBS will be there to witness the procedure HIGHTS DIAMOND STUD $H« MAKE PLANS and 10* r^p*i A qase was made against the re- GO' TO BAtTlMORS **»co>i. <3» t May is —(Special )— corder at the Instance? of R F Mo- Recorder T J, Cochran, of Macon, -will Cbwan, a former, Jiiatlce of the peice, TO OPEf? A STORE One thousand *lc fc^nred an6 fit* have the novel eipe.ienc* of being ^irhtf clafrns that the ¥e"cor«Jer knocked t**n- penton* *«v# Jpioed- th»- ««ver*l HOTELS AND HESORTj his motorcycle o\er with his automo- SWTJYjllS WIFE FOR CONVENTION IP «v*ncellc&i » ohurfrhea *f Atlanta bile and did not e\en stbp to see -what With the Aepartur* of lister J Rich through the effort* of the Personal damage had been done It IB under- Work*ra' league alnc* April 4, Accord- for Baltimore, Atlanta will lose one of ing to a report Juit Isaued Of thl» "Corrrct Dr*JJ for M*n" stood the recorder mnKea the excusa her most successful and popular busi- MODS' that he ^a«" in a hUrry to reach the Handsome Ring and Watch rge Class of AtlanUn* Ini- number 'MlT antond. th* )l*tho4Ut Opetw JIUM 17. bank to pa> a note which was due and ness men ehmvh, 41# th* Baptist church 139 the 16 to 20 did not have time to stop Are Now Awaiting Dis- Mr Rich haa decided to enter Into tiated By Yaar&b Temple Presbyterian church 6ft th* Christian P*rfl»c,t Hnittirv condition* Cuialn* ». Recorder Coehian has ifaeen noted for church ft th« Xjuth*>r«ji, chutoh and Mervlc* higheat •tancLai'd. Pure aprlnj wate business in Baltimore and will be as- 1 the Episcopal churcti Sup«rlor grill It*a»onabl« pricaa. B* beirn? severe on vlolatprH of the rules position of Court. sociated, with Felix Blutflcnthal, for- Last Night. of the road and some of those Tvho During the sixth week of the league's Itooin perfect dancing floor flymptiony or ha^e felt the weight of his legal de- merly of Atlanta The firm will he in- activities, which doeed last Sunday, ch«»tr» dune ~ cisions in the jp-iat will piobably take conporated under tjie name of Bluthen- Ing afternoon Special attractlana jl The mystery of *h« vanished Jewels One of the largest classes of SHrln «nd • v a n I n g and fnrftwementB tor J delight in seeing the, recorder get a lit- of Emmett Bight the dead millionaire thal & Rich and will conduct a ready- instructors tle of his own jn«dicine \ to wear specialty business ev*r taken in by tho ITaa&bb Temple the younger act and clubman although partly cleared was Initiated last night when eighty- p r 1 • • • Oolf. up Tuesday. ha» not been entirely r Rich ia a son of Pan Rich, of tennlo, Wlll-ira. pool toowlin* toarnamcTitii eight nobles crossed the desert sand a Otrcar Hauler » nup«r)or H&ddla hor»«» Veterans Name Sponsor. solved The diamond ilng and watch Special rat*H lor familte*. Trannlenti 1« a Tifton Ga, time legal demand was made -Ml communications in reference to CHATTANOOGA foi them and It ruuld be establiahod the Seattle pi'tf1^"1^6 should be ad- that the jewels should be put in the dr« sscd to Nbble T C Beam pare "t)f May 18, 19, 2O Neckwear AH Blood Troubles custody of Mis Hifcht ( the Southern railway who ha« been HOTEL PLAZA The watch and rms were In the pos appointed official passenger ^agent of session of Mi and Mis C. G Face the Taarab Temple Return Limit May 24 while visiting Panama Pacific latter an aunt of -HJg'lit i>lie was. with The official itinerary was completed Goes Right Down to Where hei husband ut the deathbed of Hight via International Exposition in \Vediiesd i> and placed in the hands of^ San Francisco On display in our the Germs Start and following- his death, was t'^en the Potentate Ad ilr 1 he Shrine special keeping of the valuables by the un- leaves \ ia the Southern at 7 a m July Docks windows we a re From. dertaker in attendance Mrs Pace con 5, and will take the Kansas City route Depots tends that the jewels were gifts of the } showing extraordi- dead kinsman he havins promised going wes.t The special will return W.&A.R.R. Expi Billon them before his death to Atlanta on July 28 making the re- Location \ nary values in .But the disappearance of the dia turn trip via the Southern Pacific back mond stud has not been solved It ia to Kansas Citv Account Service [ Unexcelled estimated by Jttrs Hight to be woith Besides the, four days at Seattle In Cuisine ) Negligee Shirts, J700 or moie and WHS a pi Ized posses- Pixie Highway sion of hex husband \ legal tight will e«cestinar stoji overs, will be Colorado RATES REASONABLE with soft or stiff pi ol> ibl> result o\ er the possession or Springs Salt Luke City Frisco, Los Trains leave Union station 8 la the w atch and diamond i ing each Angeles and the <>iand Canv-on a .m S'35 a m 4 65 p fci t S 5ft JOHN G. BARKER cuffs. Priced at worth approximate^ *ol)0 The itinoi arj approximates the cost \V hat will the private \ault of the p m Inv Propriator dead millionaire re\ eal when it is of the entire trip as follows Dlnlnjr vmr on 4i53 * m. trnln. opened next Saturday* Unless it dia Railwaj fare $**« eleepmg car fare Local Chattanooga Bl*eper on closes a last v. ill and testament or standard $4J 05 meals for twenty- S 50 p m tram which .may be $1.00 Hight his wealth, will fall to his es- three da> a at $2 50 per day $57 60 occupied at Chattanooga until 7 The nctioji t>J 9 S."S.. the famous blood tranged \\ife who at the time of his lodging four da\ b Seitjle three davs STRICTLY HIGH CL\S*3 purifier, is. notable in Jlie 3kln It 13 but death was SUHIK lor total divorce and 1 Frisco two d i^. s L«s \ngele * total Q natural th^t blood injpurities should alimonj ]fteppr reservations, tickets and seek, ari outlet. "WateT, i^aa, oil and Ihe safe w, ill be opened Before a nine d-\vs at $4 per daj |18 total Information i^ladlv furnished group of •* itnes.se!> Saturday afternoon 1 nfearl> all the active products ot nature Kelatues of Mis Hi ht and kinsmen Communlcaf with "* Also a big line of s^ek the surface It seems to Toe a cos- 0 List nifi-ht s mitijites Into the M>stic Hotel Iroquois of her dead husband will be selected Shitne weie at, follows rmc la^% Even our thought9 -«ill un- The family ot Mis Pace it it, said, will ATLANTIC CITY. N\ J \ seasonable wash dei^take to find expression A_nd so what- be the strongest contenders for the C \ Cauble TA ilflam C Slat* Charles ever »e take into our system will even- H<8"ht estate in opposition to the widow LESTCR 3 RICH H Fischer Orls, T Shtnn Luther J M<^ Ticket Offices Situated In the center ot the r* tually come out changed in form con- \lrs Hli?ht has alieady been appointed Uee Jesse M L« <• Clark \F Settle James J 4 THOMAS dlty Passenger nort of South Cci-aWna avc ST^ Neckwear at C HarrJum Virgil V? Shcpnrfl TVi!*y C A^ent l^O^J Heaiey Bldsr Phone beach Thounand» have placet] th* verted often Into some other substance temperarj. admlmstiatrix to her bus the f'**m of M Rich & Bro-j company button Arthur C liurdett \larvyn Con stamp of approval on this hotel b> but constituting alw ays either -w asto btind »j estate i He has been associated with his father way Janips C Vl hlthers John J I\ \ S their continued patronage. Tht statement^ that Hisht had died in business foi the past tweUe >e^r^ I IV ueat W illiam I L.o\.* G< i>rge R or that "which haa se^-ved itg useful pur- without a word of toi»i\eness for his Donrvan Hiram R Romans R B Trout man 25c pose and must be eliminated And the wife was made by -G CT Pace Wednes- JF*or the past seven years he has been Robin Adalr F H Goodrich James , jp" Moderate skin Is the principal a\enue for escape day morning He denied the storv Mrs at tfhe head of tho ready-to-^wear de Settle John K».rknin James H HH1 CaVl Thoroughly modern,"* of certain acids or poisons If the skin Hight told a Constitution i eporter partment and has done all of the bu>- I H Mill Carl II L.ev.H Francis S Ba^gett HOTELS AND RESORTS roomt elevator .ipBclous FU V and blood be health> these -wastes pass Tuesday night that <-he had been in T B Arjn-nronK A H J^ellardeltben lora and porch Excell«nt CL ing In that line for the firm Charlea H \\arren H R Donaldson Amo« refined aurroundtng* off as \apor or per&piration But im- formed by her husband a man Jim Da He w ts born and reared in Atlanta. E vMcLeun B \ Brumfleld Albert \V T. rite today Cor rate* an<* pure blood loads the skin wJth eczema via that Higrht several days before his These Are Big death nhen he saw he was verj near His wife w,as a. Miss Tonita Goldbach, Button Arthur \ Unfcur Thomas W Duke Irated booklet. pimples arne rheumatism, rash fever of Is ew Orleans He has a hoat of rhonwwi A Sultlta J mien Q Diltatd John •v ->*• ' t blisters blood risinsfs and other erup- death Instiucted his trained nurse to H Tod Thomas It s illej W Illiam B SILAS WRIGHT, Md summon his wife over lonpp distance w arm pel sonal friends in Atlanta, Ahlf**n Corn«Hua 1 \\are \ anl^ % Car- Values tions ^.nd S S S his been "found the The instructions Airs Hipht said had '> --:;--^ \ ery best safest and moat effective many of i\ horn i* ere sohoolmatcs and roll IhomiB It bander^ Benjamin F Hale been disobe>ed at orders of the dying while they regret to see him leave the "W A KnoWlea, Jr \MHlam F Moat Mar- "pmedv to purify the blood and thus re- man s relatives vin P Jolley Fred Thomas Fleldlnv store the skin to clear and attractive cit> they v.\\\ \vlsh him success in his Smith John H ba.lmon William E Perry HOT SPRINGS HOTEL health Get a bottle today of any drug"- new business career Walter C H birth stated Mr Rich J imcM O Carder Horace J Smith Jon«nb Btcetrlc "Correct Dress for Men" ing the blood crowds are attending-- and a deep i n I feel that 1 owe it to myself to take M I- Btach Jamtb A Collier Robert H. O«B*» bkillei phjsclan i S S S is prepared only by The Swift terest is belnR felt by all denomma this opportunity for a widei field and Hamrlck R McM Lemon \\tiltf-r P Mo- GoUlng Boating Tennis * Jdeal in it Specific Co 113 Swift BldR- Atlanta tion The re\i\al is do one that I believe holds out a good fii Reu Lann.s, H c.o's'-ctt \\ H \S heaton Jr S. L. slruetioD for novice* Send lor booklet Callier Roy J Smith Jasptr H Kdge regret that I will bid Atlant-i good- MT tnilMl MTa «•• SUHTMWH witfi Baths; bye for whatever I -do and v*heiever Archie V. Hlil J- art R, «a.nn James C \ may go there will alwava be i war:n \Vprti Tamr>« \ Hlxon "Wiley H Davts M C place In m> -heart £or Atlanta and her R \\ H J-*rc!a A P Burke people f 19,000,000 Direct Tax BUI. STREET BALL CLOSES Albin\ "V ^ Miv 11 —Go \ ernor "Whitman toda\ announced his Intention MACON'S BIG JUBILEE of sipninx; the S19 1)00 000 direct tax THE WIGWAM HOTEL bill p ifased bv the last legislature fflCaoon, Ga. May 19—f Special )— Macon s two dnj. Georg"ia Jubflt.e tame to a close toiligtit with a m taqueraile street danct, in which more than i 000 WRIGLEYS maskera participated while more than 15,000 people looked on The ball be- AN EASY WAY gran at 8 o ck in fche evening and It was in the -ft«« small hours of the is not only the Perfect Gtun in the morning befor* the last tired tangocr left the scene" The ball Was given on Cherry Btreet, lh« l^vo blocks between TO GET RID OF Perfect Package. Absolutely clean Cotton aienue and Third street be Ing1 roped off for the purpose Boxes lined the curb on eJlhtr *Jde a.nd ^sold and wholesome — the product of at a premium During the afternoon a playground UGLY PIMPLES fe&tivat was iciven on Cole man s Hill, including a doll carriage parade, in Bathe \ our face for '•e'veral minutes Summer— scientific manufacture—wax wrap- which more than 100 little misses par- with resinol soap and hot water then ticipated with their beautifully dec- Recreation advantages of Cool Lake Resorts are of orated doll carriages There were apply a little resinol ointment ver^ unusual charm. Hotel, cottage, and camping facilities to ped and sealed air-tight. Not only that, lano\ »tepa and Maj pole drills by gently Let this stay on ten minuter the school children and athletics sports ami wash off t\ ith resinol ^o ip an«l moi e fit every purse. Low Fares via Pennsylvania-G. R. & L Route. but — on each 5c package the outer for both bo>s and girls hot water, finishing \vith a d ish of cold Tvatei to close the poit-i T»o this once 01 twice a da>, and jou will be aston band is a valuable Premium Coupon. LYRIC IS DARK AGAIN; i^hcd to find how quickly the healingi NEW COMPANY CLOSES resinol medication eootliea and cleanses the pores removes pimples and black- The Lyric Musical Comedy company heads, and leaves the complexion clear designed to hold the boards at the Michigan and velvety closed after "\\odnesda> s mitinee v\ tth Resinol ointment and resinol soap onK a three performance run In The top itching instantly and speedily heal Moon Maiden a comic operetta

DR. BARROW TO ADDRESS SIXTH DISTRICT SCHOOL White Mountains These Coupons come =» Barnesville, Ga-, May 19—(Special) OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Tho Sixth District Agricultural and Mechanical achool will close its spring with both WRIGLEY'S term with Interesting; exercises Thurs- day and Friday evening: Picaident W H Maxwell and his faculty ha\e every- — new Double Strength Pepper- thing- in readiness now for the closing entertainment Thursday evening in trie auditorium of the school there will A vacation thousands of feet mint flavored gum and with WRIGLEY'S be a music recital by the students un- der the direction of the masio teacher. Miss May Tumlln Fr^idaj evening the " above the heat and dust of — the Mint Leaf flavored brand. graduation exercises will occur when eight young men and young ladles will be awarded diplomas, at which time a summer, in the rare treat for the puopl* of the com- These SAME COUPONS now come with so many munity ia in store in the address to ba « delivered bj Dr David C Barrow, high grade products that you can collect them very chancellor of the University of Geor- gia The school Is doing a wonderful rapidly. Substantial premiums are offered for as low- work and an invitation is extended to> New England Alps the people of the sixth district to visit • as 5 «wptH*» — and from that up. It and see what is being taught and Write for your free accomplished ' Mountain air that will make you copy ot the newest Articles for men, women, children jingle book for yonng TEN PER CENT DIVIDEND over in a week. and the home. Birthday and Holiday and old— WHMIUVS BY AMERICUS NATIONAL gifts. Wearing apparel, furniture— Scenery of unimaginable beauty, hundred old fanrilhrr rhyme* Amerlcus, Ga., May 19 — (Bpoclal )— mile views, famous natural wonders. 'a thousand useful, ornamental, Receiver N M Dudley, of the defunct written and Illustrated Amerlcus national bank, which was 1 a» the WRIGLEY wrecked fifteen months ago with an Golf, tennis, motoring , climbing, riding on pteaaure-givind things. The Spear- aggravate loss of SuOO.OOO, paid today SPEARMEN think a dividend of 10 per cent to depositors the ^rest of New Englwnd. men shown here have a few of them. they ought to bel thus disbursing more than J40.000 dol- lars localli This is the second dlvl Delightful social life. Addreni dend paid, and probably another JO per FAMOUS HOTELS cent may be forthcoming mack M, it Witt Pay You Ixiwrey, now of Maton was cashier Tlio Mount N*w PtoOl* WulimttoB a&d Cottan* The finest of summer hotels, and G D Wheatley, Jr and Emmett BHerroN wooes if • PluVoOIflA NOTCH 1C Hawkins assistant cashiers of the V&fAltTY KM To Save wrecked bank Lowrey ana Hawkins CArAOlTY HO excellent boarding houses. are under indictment upon several Th* WsUimlMlc Sm»«l HDl How mad CbttMM SUAAR R1U. It H criminal charges connected with the JKFi'JM'-Of » 1L CArAClTI 333 wrecked bank while Wheatley Is being CAPA01TT OOD F.bru Hon.. 10 Hour* from New York hunted throughout tha country by gov- VABfAJT V • ernment sleuths with a reward ot »200 Crawford Horn* CAFACITT HO Summer Train Schedule in Effect out for nls capture CKAWFORD NOTCH H H. OAPACITT 000 Tho Mou»t PI.M BRXTTOa WOOES. K U June 21 TtiaBaUama CAPACITY Ttachfrt for Athbmrn. Drxnu,c irorciT ir a Mo Rhodes, sixth grade, Boston & Maine R. R. FOR YQUfl MONEY I Misos Julia Cnson, fifth grade. ,Mlss Lottie Kendersob, fourth grade Mina Jennie Hogan, third Brade, Mils Jewel Bmlth, second grade, Miss Sarah Ruth MurDhy first grade, and HUM laudte Vail, irutrumuul nu»l«. ,

SPAPLR THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA.. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915.

Representative Duran, who spoke on ••Tha Army of the Jjllv." JJJs |irai*o .•( ueen 80-YEAR-Ol Fctfks Should the uniform rank was very claborato and eloquent. SHOT BY IS GENERAL Mm. Cora M. TJavis. supremo <-r.lcf BIG HORSE SHOW !*<» Q °f Camuxd of the Pythian sisters,'followed alton, Ga.. will which will be presented at night A vous pe»Tile unless they wish to sain be the chief topic of discussion. for pacing »n'd speed on^ly in harness. J sor Kirk, faculty member. Summer at least t'en pounds of flesh.—i>r>hh ilrivf^rdriver' trto» t*i*owicrowdl ththe i^o'a «'& WiS. °^ ^ -'» £ fort with an outfit other off the track, resulting In sev- n STEWART'S eral near-skills. like this? i, ' EtLCowley was the winner. Following our policy of never letting our stock "lay on the shelves" on account of the fact Another very Interesting feature of BOYS RESCUE TEACHER Palm Beach $bit I ( last night's show waa the riding or f that sizes yre broken in some( styles, or maybe'there are just a few pairs left of another lot, members of the Oovernor's , Horse- FROM DEATH IN CREEK (regular shaiJe) - or if there are any lines thai are not "moving," " . Guards. Considering that these mounts Cordele. Ga., May 19.—(Special.*—A with Palm Beich- fatal tragedy was narrowly averted at hat, shoes, hosli .-•era. l*i- ni«; nui et: uuin uo. men CA- Daphne when Miss Ella Bracley, teacher hibitioti was remarkable. Th« exhibi- of the seventh grade In the Cordele and belt to matt We Have Decided to Have a Genuine Cleanup tions of the Horse Guards on both public school*. came near beinK nights added very materially to the drowned when in bathing in the creek It's an ideal su| show. It is said the Horse Guards are j there. Charlie Hunt, la-year-old son Uric Acid in Your iWnn^a^RE THAN ONE HUNDRED STYLES OF OUR NEWEST SPRING AND SUM- asking for an appropriation for .the o* Dr. O. M. D. Hunt, displayed un" mer combinatic care and Iteop of their mounts. If usual heroism in plunging into the '/^".JTSLIPPERS. COST WILL NOT^ BE CONSIDERED • BECAUSE WE WANT TO they don't get it, It is not because they creek and carrying her to safety with do not deserve .ft. the assistance of Fred Webb, another Food wET THEM OUT OF THE HOUSE. v , ' Incidentally, the number <>f good young man, when she was slnkinz for the tnird time. Even dogs can ent too much meat. • horsewomen out last night. suggest Certainly, many people "tits their Law Bros C< This selling will be for three that, if the fall show is held, Atlanta Miss Brailcy had taken her uunlls horsemen might do weJJ to look - to to JUaphiie for an afternoon outinK graves with their teeth." Few get days, commencing this morn- their laurels in the meantime. * and picnic, and .had gone in bathinK enouflrh exercise to justify a meat diet.. Music was fu,rnished by the Marist with some of the girl pupils when the -for meat brings uric acid. The kid- ing at 8 o'clock and ending Sat- cadet band. accident happened; The you'ng men neys will try hard to get rid of that > lirday nightj The results of last night's show are plunged unhesitatingly into the water poison, but often the backache, dizzi- as follows: when they* saw thev perilous condition ness, urinary disorder, or some other of the teacher. She was carried to th. slight eymptom will ahow that the \ READ THESE PRICES, bank unconscious, having swallowed a kidneys are weakening- and need h«Jp. j Class 12—Best boy rliter, under 14 y*ar« Jarace amount of water. Xoung Hunt "The time-tr!«d remedv, then, is JDoan's THEN COME AND MAKE I of ago. horsemunshlp only to* be eonsld- Kidney Pills. ;ere—Be.it three-halted pony 'to be When Mrs. Moses Boyd, .who left her quent in passage. I noticed an im- Is a specialty from in value up to $3.50. are worth $1 to $2 a pair more. flhonn under saddle: -Miss Marguerite Mc- 1 provement as soon as I had taken Kep. on Wit lard McBurney'w "PatRy," fir&t, husband several months ago and sue- J>oan's Kidney Pills and before long 1 with us and Good sizes and widths in this wllver cup, donated by Davis & Freeman; for divorce, last night re-fused his pie felt better than I had for vears." not a side line Broken sizes: group. . Tom CoRRlnw. on Mi«a Dorothy Arkwrlsht's that she return and live with hii "(Jallopoff," second; Shirley Hlatt, third, B. M. Bailey, fourth. , , ,. Bring your Kodak Films to 'US I Clans 16—Jumping horsea: Jack J>lsos- 1 VERY BEST RESULTS yeu'w «. way. flrat, silver cup. donated by The 'Geor- o cam o ave een wnesses. gian; J. S. Slicer, on "Chief," aecond; Miss ASK FOR NEW PRICE LBT'3 AT AT K She Is now; at a local hospital In a ^:. 145 Pairs $3.50, $4.00-and $4.50 203 Pairs Women's fine custom Mary Atkin.snn, on Mr. SHc«r B "Lady." DOAN'S ??^ . grade low shoes. You'll find an thlr'il; Miw Marguerite Mr Kef. on B. M. 5O* al all Drug Stores Coloniala, Louie hetfl* and mili- Bailey'.<< "Arabian NlRKcT," fourth. Glenn Photo Stock excellent -variety to select 'from Class 16 ife—Facing and speed only in har- Fosler Milhiirn O>.P™P. BufTalo.N.Y. tary heel*; dull calf pumps and ness. (Kxtra' event) : Ed Cowl«y, first; Eastman Kodak Co. 117 I in this lot; all sizes and nearly Gordon Xaah. second: Luther Jernlgan, third; $9.45 E. L. Tatum. fourth. oxfords, with turn or welt soles.^ \ every width. These sell regu- Class 17—Beat flve-galted waddle stallion. mare or g«Hlfne, ladles to ride: Ml«s Mary Extraordinary value's: larly it $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00. Allffood 3ones, on Uym McCullough1 "Patty Mcrjonald." first, ailvijr'«up. donated by Th» f Journal; Ml«s Alariruerite McKee, on Judr» 2 Candler'o "Bonnie Bradahaw," second: Miss May Atkinson, on R. Congdon's "Ktnc," No Exchanges, Refunds, Charges, or Goods Sent C. O. D. third; Mrs. Ed Davidson, fourth. - Class 18 Be«« ladles* park horse, ladles to drive, horses and horaemanphlp to be con- v STEWART'S UNDERPRICE BASEMENT sidered: Miss Mary Allgood Jones, ^^vith "Star Stoooter." first, silver cup, donated,-;by M. Rich & Bros.-Co.; Miss Marguerite McKee. with "Rosnah," second;.Mrs, .lohn l^lll, with "John Randolph." third; Mrs. Hunt, fourth. Class 19—Jumping class, for mounted en- ; horsemanship and equipment to be consicl- ! ered: A. L,- Porter. <;ox-prnor*a Horse Guard, . first, silver cup, donated by Ueutenants Bai-., ley and Cox; Sergeant Rudd, Fifth Infan- • try, second; Harry Askew, Governor's Horse i Guard, third. t [ : Class 20—Beat model hora» -shown to I FRED STEWART CO., 'halter: Charlea Black's "Sliver King." 25 Whitehall St.

31 nor»e nn« equipuieni., a,nu nurse l muii.sliip: A. L.. Porter, tlorse- Guards, silver , i cup donated by Lieutenants Bailey and'Cox. ' 1 Very, Very Cool Are The CJass -'L'—Comhlried walk. trot, banter, flrst . to be driven, then unhitched In ring and ridden: Mian Mary AUgood Jones, with • "ffVar Shooter" first, Hilver cup. donated by Chumberlln-Johnson-DuBoae; Mit»H Marfcuer- | Ite McKee. with "R'bs'nnh," second; Mrs. • John Hill, with "John Randolph," third; , Charmin v g Palm Beach Sui Extraordinary Opportunity MlHs Atkinson, fourth. ' " *,"'-''' • '"''"'*'i

Two Lustr:ite Preparations for one price. And the Qualities Are Wonderfully Good One 25c or 50c Preparation FREE. MACONliKOfflCERS TO. better acquaint the public with the superior merits of the PROTEST INNOCENCE fainou" LUSTR-ITE Manicure preparations, and to, demonstrate the tO 2 ess andv virtues'o'f the LPSTR-ITE Facial and toilet Prepara- Macon, Ga., May 19.— (Special.)—i At 16 There will be no -delay in the arraign- tions, \vp 25-ceiit or two 50-cent LUSTR-ITE articles will be given for ment of the officers of the Commercial National batik, now defunct, indicted the prfce of one. yesterday by the United Statea grand jury on chargeH of misapplying and We Are ShoV^injr a Wonderfully abstracting the funds of- the bank-and, falsifying the reports to the comp- Smart Suit at $7.50. troller of the currency, for the offi- cials will appear in court to plead to in black and white checks. This suit came by express the'indictments. AH will enter pleas . of not guilty and the amount of bonds yesterday. About fifty in the lot. They.are beautifully Jacobs v' Pharmacy wMcK they will be held will be' fixed. ' , ' - " • !.'•"'• • - Those who are untter indictment are: tailored; smart as they E. Y Mallary, president; J. J. Cobb; Skirt Operating Eleven Drug Stores in Atlanta ^ vice president; E^ Nat Lewis, cashier, We have mark- and Thad C. Parker. K. Nat Jelka and White Wash Skirtsl Leon S. Dure, directors. , i at only $7.50. -In a published statement, E. JJat The Plan Lustr-ite Lewis, the cashier, denies that there.. innot, appreciate 1 has ever been a false, entry made on ! Each pvtchaser of any 250 or jjoc-LUS-' The Floridine Manufacturing Co.,' reafiz- " the books of the bank or a statement, theft suits until :you made in violation ol laws or mor^^s. • C TR-lTKijrcparation listed bclo* ha%the rng that only an actual trial of their LGS- He says that the charge of false entry ; . *\\ see them. privilcgcpf selecting another, bi^t differ- is based on the renewal of *the registry , TR-1TE preparations is required to con- of notes which have notvbeen paid by - Price only .$7.50. ent. J5c- 500 LUSTR-ITE preparation parties owing money to the bank- As 98 vince the public of their genuine worth, for the making: of false reports to the Xo two of the same prepara^ comptroller, Mr. Lewis say« .that every Dependable, serv- .tiops \vi be given for the single price. have adopted this introductory plan. report he ever made of the condition of iceable .and «tyl- the bank spoke the triflh. f It's Good-by to The ires preparation must be different -After.the'conclusion of this sale the'regu- Concerning the willful mlsapplica- l l»h Wash Drtti tlon andr abstraction of funds of the from the ne ptirchaseclj lar prices will prevail. - bank. Mr. Lewis says that it cnnnot be Wool Suits Skirt*, made of shown that be ever obtained or re-; 1 ceived anything more than a mod- ' A final clear-away of good rep, ratine crate salary from the bank, declaring and pique, baiket ustr-ite Manicure, Facial atad Toilet Preparations he has never wrongfully used a cent of , fine wool suits, only LUSTR PE Nail Enameiv(Cake form), the institution's money. He says' the cloth and gabar- 5 Liquid J?ace~Rouge, ajc. new meaning o* "abstraction" -is for about sixty-nine in 25C- LUSTR-iTE Lip Stick, 2Sc. , - Jones, Smith, Jelka or anyone el*e who ; dine*.- Price* as borrows money from the bank and fall , stock, formerly priced low a* 9Ec each; LCSTR I'E Salve and Enamel, (tint or LUSTR-ITE Face Powder No. 5 Vanity.' to "pay it back. ' 4 white), 25C. According to Mr. Lewis, one officer' , U p t DI $39.75, your then $1.39, $1.50, of the bank was bankrupted -by the $1.96 and 'up to LUSTR-ITE Face Powder (Small), ,250. failure of the institution, while .&th-'> 'choice now .for $13.85. LCSTR i"E Cuticle Ice, 250. •> . • • ers were* embarrassed financially. He |3.95. LUSTR-ITE Face Powder (Large), 5oc. shows how the officers made up a? fund •LUSTR-l'ltE Nail Bleach (liquid), asc. : LUSTR-ITE Liqixid Face Powder, 250. of $100,000 between them to aav* the LUSTRiTE Rose Tint ('Paste), asc.^ depositors from Iocs, fixing" the The LUSTR-ITE Cold Cream: '5oc. amounts a* follows: • E. Y. Mallary, by mortgage on his i Silk Dresses up I.USTRJTE Hand Velvet 1 two banks," said Mr. Lewis, "but they f 43 beautiful silk dresses derful Week-End Kit. Beautiful red Kit. with gold embossed letter- have uontlmied generous in their con- sideration for and cofmdenc* In me." of poplin, taffeta and ing and artistic designs and containing a handy round box of The only other official of ..the bank „ messaline silk, most all ments each of the following LUST^R-ITE Preparations: Face Pow- who ha» made ^L statement IB B. Nat V [j SPH IAL Jetks. H* saJck . " colors and black, many der, Face Rouge^Deodorant, Cold Cream, Salve and Enamel, "I have done nothing thai I am hot ; willing for the ."world to know. I have Nail Bleach. NaiP TSname.1 ami Cuticle ice , :. . . . Jlafc conducted my course in connection' with the bank1* affairs in a ^women***** >*?£&*&£&•, fSitia^fjSL '-"i

a special i lEWSFAPESr J. Regenstein Co. Estabished 187* J. Regenstein Co. Washington Seminary Holds For /uric Bride-Elect Pretty Graduating Exercises

Baft* Block was hostess i*ster- gcmns on the smooth green lawn and The Atlanta theatei wag packed, and Wolff, of the Daughters of the Ameri- «t a bjbantiful reception at her home in the terraced garden spectators stood in the aisles at the 1 Punch was served at the far end of can Revolution, presented a medal to ( £ On Pea cJi tre« » treat. and a larg-e com- exercises Wednesday evening of the the winner of the contest open to all/ the garden under the pergola, which is largest graduating clasa in the history ;^ pany oft- ladips a-nong heir married laden with grape vines The punch members of the senior class awarded friend*,' T* ere assembled to enjo> her bow 1 embedded In fei ns. T* as set on ! of Washington seminar} for the beat esfaa> on Vv omen Heroines i a table built around a tree which rose f Banked with flowers ana lined with of the Revolution In her speech Mrs [ the pretty faces of forty members of Wolff told the girls that now thej Louise Black whose marriage up through the pergola the whole pre- the senior class, the «tage was a beau- senting a charming inciHent of rustic women of 193£ should stand by Presi- JS& Robert McDougald on June 16 tiful sight The back walls were solid dent Wilson na the women of 76 stood] anticipated by a number of beauty Miss Margaret Poiter Miss Marga- with flowers and palms At the foot- by Qeorge Washington ents, was guest of honor Jig-htat was a solid bank of roses, gifts The medal, one of tli« xonly two ing also with Mrs Block was ret Block, Misa Mary Cohen and Miss Margaret Morgan were a prett> quar- to the girls These were distributed medals given In the school was ^cousin, Mr* Frank Fr.ee man of after the program by little g-Jrls awwrded to Miss May CHchton Pour Sale Winston tet of Jittle girls presiding there. None o?i i Mrs Block was a charming hostess, The class came on the stage two by ribbons were given also for essays that iuse and lawn and garden made the her gown of green tulle and silver lace two, headed by the president Miss received honorable mention These Approval Starts ngr for the reception and every - well suiting her blond beauty Mildred Duncan They were all dessed ribbons were given to^ Misses Dorah O'Ciock flowers In profusion were a plc- Miss Black was lonely in white \H*r in ignite, and each carried bouquets of Hyman. Marion Dunson, Mildred Dun- or Exchanged •que feature of a beautiful occa- gown, an exquisite model in embroid- red roses, forming a solid line of red can and Marlon Starnes A string^ orchestra tn the garden ered net, trimmed with pink rosebuds, and whtie Following *this, and after beautiful/ •d music to the pleasure of the aftV and her white lace hat trimmed with roses Hev William R Handrix delivered a chorus selections sung by over a hun- i •Mrs Freeman wore a graceful grown ver> Interesting address, teeming with dred girls, the forty girla w«re g-iven Tt|fe receitlne party was grouped in of white lace over flesh-colored net. excellent advice to the girls Ju«t enter- their diplomas Mr Scott, in giving TODAY i drawing room before a graceful ing on of the most important part them, said that eighteen of the torty of palms and \aaes of pink 1 of their journey In life With wit and were college preparatory" certificates roaee and snap drago ** were Afternoon Reception. sound logic he urged them to 'follow and that these eighteen girls would b*£lnnlnjjf of an elaborate decora- Mrs W W Thomas has issued invi- a well-balanced life, tempering their V A Clearance Sale represent the school In different w4m In j>ink flowers continued through- tations for a reception on Tuesday aft- ernoon at hei home on Peachtree street social lives with silent momenta, en a colleges^, throughout the bnited •t the reception floor wherein communion with God and their States In the dining room delicious refresh- One hundred ladles are invited ~ ' w ere ser-\ ed. and there the tea. real selves served to 4>ring their lives After the exercises at the Atlanta had as Its centerpiece a silver on a plane of usefulness and good theater, a reception was jyiven to the cup of opulent, full-blown pintc Cox-Cheney. Hia addiess followed a prayer by Rev seniors and their friends at the semi- «**, th«, cup resting on a rare filet Mrs V D Cox "has announced the J S Jenkins. nary by Mr and Mrs Scott and Misfc ce square, which covered a large part marriage of her daughter Rosa Cor- TRIMflED HAT delia to Mr B 3 Chenej on May 13 After introduction by L* D Scott Emma Scott, which was attended by I the table StHer compotes were fill president of the school, Mrs McDowell \ wonderful collection of stylish trimmed Hats Large aid small shapes, in black, I with candies in wild rose design, and at bt Luke a Episcopal church Dr C o\*r fi\e hundred guest a. I *tlver baskets held individual cakes B \Vllmer officiating Mr and Mrs na\y, brown, sand, old ros>e and old blue "ijtoybofisecl with pink ros«s Chene> will be at home in College Park after Junfc ll> school friends In many Georgia cltlea ? Jm tke Termec CrardCB. She graduated in March from the 200 STATE BANKERS ^ An id*al summer picture was afforded American School of .Dramatic Art and GROUP I ,,,f«>y the guests In their aii*y summe1" Recital Tea. \ delightful e\ent of Tuesday after Is now rehearsing daily for a Shubert TO A TTEND MEETING noon was the recital-tea, given by production 32 Hiats== Values to $5. Mrs Willlim Claer Spiher who present- ? ed Misa Susie Wells in a dramatic read- IN SAVANNAH SOON me u\ Bjornson Sale at St. Philip's MakeYou r Linens \Iiss ~V> ellb was assisted by Miss Mary GROUP ^ $fl,9 'Potter who Rave nvo beautiful musi- Church House. It is expected that more than 200 cal selections La- Morena ( charmlnaue, The Little Helpers of St Philip s ca- state bankers will attend the twenty- "Shaw Proof" and Nachtstuck fechumann thedral will hold a sale ot fancy and fourth annual meeting of the Oreorgia 44 Hats===$S to $10 Values & Mrs Splker briefl} outlined the play useful articles and candy this after Bankers association in Savannah May ~V7~OOU ssever take • penny The Gauntlet which was read by Miss noon at the churcti house, 16 Vv ash 27 and 28 i rukw ington street, from 3 to € Among the addresses whlth will be GROUP 3 ;e At the close of the program delightful delivered at the opening; session will refreshments, were seived The dining be that of W P o Raiding, member tb«b«rdeaof proof. Th«»h«r room table had as a centerpiece an For Miss Owens. of the federal reseTve board at Was,h- 67 Hats—$10 to $18 Values SluBCMm flue I« »pnn so fine artistic arrangement of red poppies Mrs Lute Hammicutt entertained the ington and F T M VonEngelken of •ad wore* to strong that Mrs*- Spit e>- s guests included about members of the Young Ladies' Bridge East Palatka, Ha., one of the origma forty of Vllss Wells frleiyls club yesterday at her home in Decatur tors of the rural ci edits law which in honor of Miss Eva Towers guest, recentlj passed congress Misa Katherine Owens, of Cuthoert SHAPES Derryvale To Graduates. Those present were Misa Ethel Cof- The sriaduatinjr class of the Weslev fee, Miss Elizabeth Mack, \ftss Ruth One Table of Fine Hemp Untrimmed Hais—colors onl\ All Pure Irith Meirtorial hospital was delightfully en Barry Miss E/va Po>wers Miss Sarah ALUMNI PLAN RALLY tertumed l>~. Misses Oussle Hayclee and Terrell Mrs Emory PattiUo Mrs Henry good shapes $5 oo to $7 50 \ alues Choice . ^ . Jimmie Johnson and Mrs O A Nelly Farthman, Mrs Ra> burn Foster Mrs AT PIEDMONT COLLEGE last Mond ix evening Broughton Branch and Mrs Roy Jones Linens Their home on Capitol avenue wds Dernoiest Ga May 19 (Special > beauufuJlx decorated with cut flow- The faculty and alumni of J t, Ureen mmm, fc* tfMr»M**4 0 t» w*»h well— CHILDREN'S HATS wear-long— f*« T« complete **ti« e* s pinW carnations and peones car- To Miss Pagett's Guests. \ coilege-Piedmont college ha\e sent out fkMto*. If ••T piece thoold not rying out the color scheme pink ana In compliment to Miss Annie Lou heldi Jommen " PlPdmc"'t IaJ)y to be bear oat th« 4«*r*ntcc, bna* it bkck Fagett and her quests Miss Dean, of One Table of Trimmed Hats foj Children, \alues WAfter a contest in which Misa Giltner Mav 29°Ts?!nf?onmn> to'7°p- matondtahe mmd y*«1} 4*t OB* tbat will. Gatnes\ille, and Miss Hixon, of Ameri- P to $4 oo Choice Sir won the pn»e, a fan the quests enjoy- cus Miss Elizabeth Ounaon ga\« an campus of Mar> J Green hall Din J ». FVI.I.AJZK CO •ed delicious refreshments informal spend-the-day .party veater- !L », i.. served from •• to 6 o clock The Uaen Store, The joung ladies of the graduating- with Addresses from 6 to 7 o clock All -Car Broad and A I*. St». class are "Misses Sumner Fitts Kelly Thore wan an Informal supper and former students of the institution with On Sale Today, Thursday BagBerlj Ward Hards ^lfe j"a dance m their honor last nlgrnt at the their husbands or wivea are included Bush Tho«<- invited to meet the grad- East Lle Pi«rce. Doi Chester beautiful -voice is well known will sing of Tim* Commissioner o1f Agriculture J U £?.) 64 I. frjw Assisting ner wlU be ,}?ISS -Jrance2 Price announced^ on Wednesday that Stovall pianist and Miss TV>olen« the date of effectiveness of his ruling- Nance reader V- of March II, requiring bleached flour Friends of the club are ln\ited offered for sale in Georgia to be label- ed Bleached has been extended from June 1 to August 1, tlrus giMng mills Miss Cooley's Success. and dealers time, to provide themselves rUp and Paint Up" The success of Miss Roselle Cooley wjth new bags arid other containers ?;. Paint for Every Purpose of Jacksonville, Fla who has secured an engagement with the Shubert's, S«e» Belter Time*, J. P. ALLEN & CO. leading producers of plays in New Jork. State Senator John J> Walker, of Paint & Glass Co. will be erf interest to her many friends Sparta, was in Atlanta on Wednesday 35-37 Luckie Street throughout the state Miss Cooley is He stated that the uneasiness of the a graduate of Lucv Cobb, wherfr she last nine months is disappearing- from Phones Ivy 831 and 8J3 made her first dramatic success as his section and that indications are for i *liady ,Mar> in Beaucaire and Itas better times \ [ POCAHONTAS CHAPTER Gifts for Graduates MEETS IN MARIETTA Mid-Summer Reduction Sale Pins—from Bars and brooches to lingerie setsr-offer Marietta Ga , May 19 —(Special )— The Great Council of the Degree of range of choice. Pocahontas of the state of Georgia held Us annual session here toda) And the quality and the beauty of our selection is with an elaborate program for the en Of All Wool and Silk Suits tertalnment of mor« than 200 -visitors r superior. \ The program included addresses by DA VIS & FREEMAN, Jewelers Miss Julia Ramey great Pocahontas Beginning Today, May 2Oth—Continuing to June 1st 47 Whitehall Street Hendrix great senior sagamore of the Great Council of Georgia, and J R By the first of Jtine we expect to close out every wool and silk suit tn this store. These last ten days Mi'ler great sachem of Georgia The officers of the great council are Great Pocahontaa Miss Julia Bamev. Atlan- of May mean there will be great opportunity here for jou to buy a handsome suit for less than ictual cost ta great ^V enonah Mrs Ida Hardwick Atlanta great Minnehaha, Mrs W P Rudyard Kipling's Works Roesel Marietta great prophetess of the fine workmanship — the handsome materials involved are not considered. Mr1* Hattie Martin Macoi) great t* ^ ^ M tA Ml nt fli JK keeper of records Mrs P F Smith Atlanta great keeper of wampum, Mrs. Hattie Parker Decatur Profits and former selling prices have tioen lost bight of. We have determined on this metiod of clos- ing out all spring suits —and we have marked them at prices that we believe will do the work. JUDGE HILL TO HEAR v ( GRIFFIN BANK CASE Are you going fo travel ? Athens, Ga. May 15—(Special)— Judge Ben H Hill ot Atlanta, wlU preside over the Clarke suip«rior court on the Jlst for Judge Brand, in the Are you going to rest awhile at the seashore or mountain resort f GHHm bank case, judge Brand being disqualified Judge Daniel was first selected, but found he could not be Here is every kind of a suit jou would consider in this sale — plenty of blacks, blues, blacc-and-white engagements to attend the trustee* FREE LIBRARY COUPON meeting of tile University and the State checks, and desirable light shades—many very Ihte arrivals in navy blue'and black and white the legisla- ture amending- the charter of the city to place the management of the sale Suits that sold at $20, Suits that sold for of near beer in the hands of the may- .SO or and council, that body to be In- structed whether to license near 'beer $22.50,$25,$27.50 $48.50, |50 and or prohibit it by the expression of the voters of the 'city In an election to be and $29.75,.now . . $55, now ,. . > MIBRARY COUPON FPEE held in the fall 11 Illl ^ .—.^————^— iw to Get the COL. LOWRY IMPROVES FROM EYE OPERATION Suits that sold for ..75 A wire from Nevr Yoik yesterday stated that Colonel Robert I Lowry, $57.50, $60 and who Is In a private hosital there hav- InK undergone an operation on his eyes $65, now . . *28 lii doing well, and his physicians have every hope of a speedy recovery Mrs f,owry I* at the Waldorf-Astoria -t 1 MORMON NOT PERMITTED TO PREACH ON STREETS

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Khodes mnd th«lr niec*. ,M1aa Joseph Crawford, leave' Friday in their tour- IS NEW RECORD ALUMNI OF VAtlDERBILT Ing ears for HcndcrsonvilLe, Highland HannleM Receipt to tEETINGlS J^ake and Aahevllle. They will spend Federated Club Women Thank GATHER NEXT THURSDAY s several days at Grove Pazflc tnn, re- IN'FORGIVING SPIRIT, turning hom« tbe jniddle of next week. Founder's day will -.ba cal«bra>ted by Darken Gray Hair; ac Francos 'VVillard Worn- DECLARES RECORDER tne Georgia, alumni of "Vand*rbilt. uni- ; noihnlSa i11t- Temperance union will Mrs. George Yundt, who* has been veralty at the Pledmorvt Driving club No Dyotj r a*sslon Thursday aft- very ill, ia better. Mrs. Walker for School Work Thursday evening. M»y 27- An effort ernoon at 3 «KSk in the Sunday school .' . *** •' 1 room of Tr A most forgiving and. kind-hear ted ia being made by the alumni of this cordially ' ehurch. Visitors are Mr. ana Mr*, s. M. Bernneim hav« man appeared In the police -court yea- university all -over the country to brlnfr To bea-utrfullyrand evenly darfcfta 'to bo present. issued cards announcing the 'birth of a ^\ , ,.. ,, ,. . i terday afternoon. In fact, he was de- together the members at thia time that .your «ray, streaked __ prematurel_ y daughter, Ernestine Amelia, on May 16. When Mrs. R. M. Walker, president appovnt bo act with the committee of! ciared by Recorder Johnson to be the they may become' conversant' with the grayy .hair.ha , simply shampoo hair afe&] Mrs. B*rnheim was 'Miss Rosalind Ben- or the Atlanta School Improvement as- Atlanta's one nundjred citizens ^ who , "best-hearted citizen that ever appear- progress ' of their alma, mater. The ..•cal lp a few time* s wit___h Q-Ba~ n HUr__ j jamin. plan a revival of interest in every de- ed in ltis court " thirty, local alumni "are •,working" to \ *** "• sociation, made her report to the city Color Restorer. Nothin1 g else.requiri federation yesterday, the applause was partment of the,city's-Ufe. vV. J. Croswell wan the man with make the observance of• this'occasion It is not a dye, but acts on th»-fc_ Mrs. John A. Boykln and aon» are Mrs. Walker's report testified to her that tender heartland forgiving spirit. an elaborate and Interesting: affair. roots, making your hair and M*Jp- SOCIAL ITEMS visit.Dg In .Savannah. . followed by a rising vote of thanks -In i, with her committee, and mem- He was in court to prosecute James Pr. Edwin Mtms, professor of English *«althy.-»o alt your gray hair naturally . acknowledgement of the work done by bers of the men's organizations in- Henry Ferrell, a -negro who had, long at Vanderbilt. has accepted an Invita- tion to, be1, present. He Is one of the turns original dark shade and lus ln Mrs. A. M. Verner is seriously ill at one of the youngest federated organiza- terested, the fifty-nix schools of At- worked for-the W. L.\Fain Grain com- Your enure head of hair is made i. «ojrtpUment to Mias louise Black. St. Joseph's inflrmsj-y. , Uons, ibut one rich in practiIcal achieve- lanta, and she ,has accumulated In pany, with which Mr. Crosswell is con- souths brightest ftcnolars and is an ly dark, soft, fluffy, glossy and Mrs. Le% Jordan will entertain the Jun- .*•* t ment. tabulated form the conditions of eaelv nected. \ ' ' excellent 'speaker. He will tell of the natlnsly beautiful. Also stops dandru. ior Order of Old-Kashioned Women at •Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Mashburn an- school's needed improvements, etc. •it waa provenstlr»t Ferrell was caught institution's aims and hopes. It Is ex- itching scalp and falling hair. Q~B*Jt luncheon today at I>ruld Hills Golf club. noun.ce the birth of a daughter, Lucia 'As Mrs. Walker reported the asso- In concluding her report before the •by a policeman sit tins' on a sack of pected that Whiteford Cole, of Naah- is not sticky or messy, but pleasant to and Mra. Robert Crumley -will enter- Emily, bn Sunday, at their home, 2S9 ciation grew out of a meeting- of the Federation, Mrs. Walker said: oats .on a lonely roiul at 8 o'clock at v(me, will also accept the invitation to apply. Get a bis: 1-or.. bottle of Q-Ban tain at tea at home this afternoon. East Fourth street. "Now, that this work has commend- attend. There will be other talks by **« mothers.at the Tenth Street school to nJKht. Ferrell is the negro who feed a well-known Vanderbilt men of Georgia. Hair Color Restorer .tor only 50c from *** \ ^' dlscuas over-crowded, insanitary con- ed itself to tbese organizations, com- the stock for the grain company. All communications should be sent to any oft Jacobs' 11 Drug: .stores. Atlanta, Mr. and Mr*. Harry i.. Stoarns and . Mrs., Eli Meyer will return to 'the posed of the strong and leading'men "Now, if your honor please," said Mr. Oa. Out-of-tow-- n folks auppiied'bv nar- family and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r>. Georgian Terrace today with her little ditions. A larger meeting was called of the community, and to the city coun- .Croswell, "I want to have this negro Hinton J. Hopkins. p>o.st.—(adv.o ) daughter, Jane. to further plans for betterment, and cil, we feel that we have accomplished punished as lightly* a.s possible. He has \ *** visits to the seHool were made and the a great part of what we hoped to do | been a hard worker and I really think Mrs. B. P. TJTmer Is convalescing'after School Improvement club organized. —rand we rook forward to better school; he had., handled the oats BO long that an operation at Davis-Fischer sanita- In their work and exploitation of con- —buildings and a city beautiful. A city he believed he' owned them.' 'um. V beautiful in all respects—and . when The recorder Vflned- Ferrell J15;75 and **•> ditions, the Federation of Trades 'be- that time comes we who have worked Mr. Croewell paid it. ' Miss Angrie M-cCoy Harding- who,-ha* came InteVested, then the Rotary club, in our own small clubs and societies been very ill Vat Grady hospital,,ia im- the Ad Men's club and then the men and throug-h them with this large and CORSETIERS Men and Women proving and hopes soon to be.able to cf the Tenth Street school organized, influential body known'as, the City OUT FOR LEGISLATURE seo her friends. Federation, will feel that we have We are not merely salespeople, taut designers and makers of everywhere find a great and council was waited utpon by- dele- corsets, thereby .Insuring you that you will be fitted to the proper gations -from all . these begging that had a share and part In ita upbuiJLd- FROM CRISP COUNTY something be done for school better^, corsns and brassieres. comfort in the frequent PROSPECTS GREAT . Mrs. Walker's -committee includes: Cordele, Ga., May 10.—(Special.)—W. l ment. When.', finally, interest in ttte MnL Clark Howell. Mre. W. 3'. Newman, H. Don-is has announced his candidacy Corsets made in Atlanta "...'. , . $7.5O Up Application of schools led to affiliating interests, and Mra. William L.a\v»on Pee), Mra, John W. for representative of Crisp county, iq AT ATLANTIC BEACH, McEachern Mrs. James H. Gilbert, Mrs. T. the legislature to fill the ' un.cx.ijj.recl Corsets ready to wear ^ ^1. OO Up the putollo generally was aroused, the C. Alston, Mr*. C.v C. Garner, Mrs.--J. .B. chamber of commerce called a meeting BumruertleM. Mra. John r>. Picket. Mra. P. term of Dr. H. B. Huberts, deceased. Reducing garments, maternity corsets and abdominal,supporters. ED. PINAUD'S ASSERTS STANFORD to consider a general civic revival .of jr McGovern, Mra. V. H. Krlegshaber, Mrs. Mr. Dorris.' who is among Cordele's A. V. Gude. Mra. John Spaldlnir. Mrs. R. N. most prominent .and widely known at- interest, Mrs. WaUter was invited to Pe.ot, Mr». Jerome Jonea, Mra. Hlenry S. torneys, was Mtrongly urged by a host Eau tie Quinine . " Harry M. Stanford, manager of the be -present, together with a group of Jolinnon, Jr., Mrs. Emily C. McDougall, Mrs. Of friends to get In the.race. Aa yet Tailor Made Corset Shop Atlantic . Beach hotel. of Atlantic prominent women. Subsequently, at Ceorge A. Clayton, Mrs. Ed T. Ware, Mrs. no candidate has announced to oppose Beach, Flu., is spending: a few, days at the rfquest of the chamber of com- Warren White, Mrs. John T. Thompson, Mrv, him. The primary for the nomination 94 North Forsyth Street. i the world's best hair t he Wi necoff hote I, in Atlanta, and ( li Cleveland, Mrs. Rudolph Table, Mm. of a candidate will be held on June 4, has already booked a number of At- merce she was chairman of a commit- H. Klrod, Mrs. John W. Hewlett, Mrs. anrl a general election to ratify this Ivy 8641. . v '.. Near Ansley/Hotel. preparation. \ Nothing- Hanta families for the season. He tee of eight who, at his request, recom- .1 M. Savltz, Mrs. George GroHsman, Mrs. nomination will be held on June 10. I States that the outlook is most en- mended to- Mr. Wilkinson the names of \V. E. Mansfield, Mrs. M.-.P. Greenfield, .Mrs. like it for itching scalp, eourugrliig: and. a fine, year is expected. the twenty-five women he intends to Eugene Mitchell, Mrs. Joacph K. Moody. Mr. Stanford says he has more falling hair and dandruff. i quests at the Atlantic Beach hotel now !> than were registered there on June 1 A daily scalp Massage of last year- He has just completed ROAD BONDS PLANNED Safety-First Signs improvements on' the hotel costing with ED. PINAUD'S : *iiy,QOO and ^a.n eig-hteen-hole golf BY CHATTOOGA COUNTY Get Acquainted | course is also bein^r bu^lt. Will Soon Be Placed Eau de Quinine is the i A grill ropm has been' acidecl ori the Lyerly, Ga., . May 19.—(Special.)— Here is r**l very thing needed by | ocean front which will seat 300 per-Boosters of the Rome route of the Near School Houses service to the l,pQns. A contract has been closed witlv Dixie highway are working hard now WithSANTox public — service 1; ("eor^e A. Gray and C. -IVivingston every dav and when Thursday comes most people whose hair Wig-gins, licensed aviator?, who will.i all will g-o to Chattanooga to hear The sa'fcty first signs to be placed that you cannot fail ' have passenger-carry jnp; an'd exhibi- the final decision. The commissioners in front of the public schools of At- to appreciate. It means seems lifeless, or has a [ tioii machines L at the "beach this sea- of Ghatto'oga, Walker and Floyd have J son. They will also have hydro-aero- lanta have arrived.and will be erected yOW n*ranto*d Mfitfar- tendency to fall out. been putting the road intended for the at once, according- to statement made.1' Drug Store i planes. , Dixie highway In splendid shape for t*oa with your every pur- j l ilr. Clark nnd, Mi'ss .DeMoyer, society the past two weeks and the road ia by Assistant Chief of Construction Karl chase of any toilet specialty or \ Test it yourself. Note' l tJancors, have alfeo been engaged to now in fine condition most all the way W. Brittain. "V \ . remedial preparation for minor ' Kive exhibition dances. Professor Rei- from Chattanooga to Rome. Over 20,- These signs are- 18 by 2^ Inches and aliments. Heretofore, owing to the the comfort it brings— | *iirt. of r New York, will have charge of 000 names, were secured on a petition contain.the following warning; , I the orchestra. -fn five, days over the various coun- conflicting claims of rival manufacturers "Safely First. , : the fragrance it imparts. ties through which the road would tichooL I and the recommendations of different Drug- 3 months of such hair run, L.ooltout gists in behalf of various lines of preparatioM,' Chattooga has awakened to good For Children." there has always been more or less doubt in your ^ culture will do wonders. roads and .petitions are being circu- The appropriation for the purchase lated s and signed freely asking that of these signs and the iron posts on mind as to which one of several you should choose. the counTy commissioners call a bond which they are to"bc placed was maci* All dealers. 50c and election of ?150,000 for the improving by the street committee ol city council \SAN-TOX and maintenance of the roads o-f the early/ in the year, at the instance of All Doubt Now Eliminated $1.00 per bottle. county. Should this bond issue be de- the public safety committees of 'the cided upo.n and carry; it is said all the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, Ben L,ee With the establishment of SAN-TOX Drue Stores in every PARFUMERIE ED. P1HAUD PALLING HAIR important roads in the- county will Crew, chairman, and tne City Federa-r city and tows in the United States it is made wholly i-ll American Offices t__ be fp-ut in first-class condition ftt the tion of \Vomen's Clubs, iMrs. JH. G. tlast- r. unnecessary for any farther experimentation on your -astf,. jt^ I M\i1 BLDG. MKuivtko* earliest possible time. , ings, chairman. These committees appeared before : The &AN-TOX druggists are those in each locality who f I Scalp itched. Dandruff Scaled Of. Chairman Kenfroe • and members of have been selected, on account of their unquestioned in- council's street committee, and urged tegrity and established reputation for honesty, to handle the Showed in Hair and Covered Coat DR. J. J. HALL MAKES that the>-' take steps to protect tbe lives Collar. Used Cuticura Soap of the school ^niltlren1 , and recommend- ADDRESS ON PEACE ed the erecting of these signs to be" and "Ointment, Hair Stopped placed at reasonable distance frpm the .Dr. J, J. Hall, secretary of the Geor- ool on each side o£ t,he' street, so ff.ia.' Peace society, made a talk i»eforethe automobiliat's attention will be Coming Out and Scalp Clean. the students of the .Adair school Tues- day, and that evening to the assembled called to the lact that children are in Christian Kndeavor society of the city the neighborhood and Jie can slow down Byron. Ga.—"Tor si*, years or more I in observance of Peace day. before he reaches the schoolhouse. have been troubled wiih dandruff and falling "The Peacemakers" was his subject '. hair. My scalp would itch so that some at th« Adair school. Dr. Hall said that times I would t$p compelled Americana should >be very thankful for GEORGIA ACCOUNTANTS the peace wh4ich is being enjoved in to scratch even in company the United States, and showed the folly STAND EXAMINATIONS i—-, -* »»* **™ If" ,T<1JI"t Sp«Ia>He« and Remedial Preparation. BTMT SAH-TOX Idnwelrt tin and I was losing my hair very of those who would plunge it into war placed upon them the sea] of his endorsement. Ho wilt onheaituanEly recoauneod them to Tou aa beioK Sfdteca Camera ,^na yuur fast. Tho dandruff would, with any nation. During his ,brlef talk The semi-annual-examinations for ac- absolutely pure, of tho very best quality and hiiheit 'decree ofifflclincT ""»» v in the evening Dr. Hall reminded sthe ™. =- - o.M_, "et Specialty for your every toilet need-. SAN-TOX Remedial for prac- ^turs success is "-well bc(Jun." scale off and show in my tmir countants, -which commenced yesterday ticmlly every minor ailment. Ine SAN«TOX Nurse now on avery packace Ja your guarantee and la members that- the founder of their so- under the direction of the Georgia symbolic.) of. purity, q ;'OUR-FINISHING SERVICE iiid T.-faen I /would comb it ciety had always stood for peace. board of public accountants, in the Ans- ^ity. safet~*~ y an"^ d^ efflclen""icient service. the dandruff would almost •l"'y " *" e<* the SANoTOX line. Kicbt now T. to ort discovery of the air. Dunbar Oeden They are the stylish models, many of figured effects; cool and pleasing color tones and other leading; Presbyterians. them Norfolk style, some straight coat and patterns. The price—ioc yard—is effect; well tailored pf good, materials; ' special for today. HUMPHREY IMPROVES: Routing Your Telephone Call serges and gabardines, blues, putty and ON ROAD TO RECOVERY THI$ picture shows how the traffic engineers of the Bell sys- black—also black-and-white effects, Two 15c Vests for 25c "W. G. Humphrey, vice president of They will be quickly claimed at this Roblnaon.^Humphrey & "Wardlaw com- Women's sheer, cool summer vests of ex- pany, is convalescing* at his home, 1362 special price—.";53.75. ; • Peachtree street. Mr. Humphrey has tra good value at I5c to be had today—two been dangerously ill and confined in a for 25c. ' local hospital (for tho last four months. His physicians now believe that he is on the way to a speedy recovery. ,.« u u ~. j *,i_ » » *e*by which a telephone call New WhiteSkirts$ 1.00 Under muslin Specials could be routed; the.Bell engineer, pickout the one which will give Toccoa High School. Wonderful at * Here are good undertnuslins women will Toccoa, Ga., May 1».—(Special.)— the best service to the public. Constant study is necessary to meet be delighted to find so low priced. All well The Toccoa High'school will close Wed- nesday, May 26, .with the following changing conditions due to plant extension, and improved When you stop to think of the actual labor made arid effectively, trimmed with ttainty commencement program: Sunday, the that has-gone into the making, to say noth- embroideries or laces. , . baccalaureate sermon; will be preach Ad equipment. v ; i by Rev. C. I. Stacy, of Toccoa; Monday. ing of the good materials and buttons, you at 8:30 p. m. Chancellor O. C. Barrow. Good Nainsook Gownn at 59c. of Athens, will deliver the literary ad- can appreciate the value afforded in these dress; Wednesday nisrht. the diplomas pretty skirts. There are several charming "Teddy Bear" Combinations at 59c. will be delivered to the members of must be prepared and kept up to date^^iTaddlt.SfL *£*FnZmbS the graduating: class. The members s models, and you may choose pique or ratine. Women's Nainsook Dra,wers at 25c. of the graduating class . arc Anna or tou lines of the Associated Companies, which are determined and 1 Moore. Lucille Brown, Vert Ragsdale. \ maintained with similar care. " '• Wonderful skirts at $1.00. u Jane Weaver, Hallle Newt lie, Martha More of Those Barrett. Pope WIllinKham, Walter Clark, Krne«t Andrews and Leigh Bar- Wk«" you use the Long Distance telephone, your call is routed in Sale of Qc ful Curtain Scrims < rett. such a way that you will get the best po*u^tnmsinissiom. It b so. penrued by operators all alone ffce line who take * penonal pride ia Yard Customers tell us daily th;| these are the Cor ^ rendering perfect service. ^ , ^^ Ratines at & most wonderful scrims they liver saw at the Cordele. Ga.. May 39.—(Special:)— The cloamg exercises of the Cordele price. They must be, for we llave sold miles public schools will begin on Thurs- Values up to 25c and mijes this season. Shipment after ship- day night. A cantata, prepared by l MlH Jennie Belle Jackson, and a short T. R. GENTRY, Manager ment has come and gone right out. play will be given. On Friday night A variety of good color tones, for dresses, Plain center, cream or white with fancy the graduating exercises will take ' " *s and suits—tb*y are truly excellent lae«. the address to the cl&as to be floral border—150 yard. Sellv*redby Dr. Charles Jenkins; presi- SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE . -sirable at this prke—gc. —Doiwn*t*ir«-Section. dent of Wesley a tt college. On Sunday morning- Rev. Walter Anthony- will de- liver a special sernloa to tHa ' ' AND ITELEGR^Wi COMPANY iNEWSPA'PERf Page Eight. THE CONSTJTRllOri, ATLANTA. GA* THUB&0AY, MAY 20, 1915.

Impeachment. There IB no ground! for It, THE CONSTITUTION and more than that, no necessity. EDUCATION KEYNOTE OF MEETING , ft** IMS. Mayor Say* Thcrtft THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER Council IB in full control of the situa- A Row On, Bat tion, and it It does not receive the co-opera- Not Retponribl* OF CITY FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CJ.UBS, Daily; Sunday. Tri-W«U, tion of the mayor In its effort to put the The Cltt«e»» of Rest. CLARK HOWBLU city once more upon ltd feet—to bring the Editor Constitution; "Your editorial of this With recommendation* and indorsements «ated the splendid policy et tnJ federation Editor *mi Gffctral Mu*g«r public schools and other public institutions in selecting- the acrompJUJi»ei|tJbf many in- Content to breathe th* morning la most unfair to me and the posi- of movements standing'for civic betterment to a' basis of modern efficiency, U the mayor dividual clubs and muki ng^gj/the common Clark Hawaii. Refer Roblnaon. beauty and blessedness tion . I have taken regarding 'the proposed n many ' direction", and reports mad* by cause of all federated womjiK through the How«tl. Jr, K. R. Black. H. W. Grmdy. Is not willing to cooperate with council, of morn. „ . election of a purchasing agent. ; Briefly stat- delegates rftprsse-vtlnK nln*Jly-*wp women'*- power the. city federation rVireiient*, -with regardlen of qulbbto* and tachnlcalftim, to Yet wrangle with a rose be- ed, you take the position that I should have organixation.* In.^Atianta* th* l.-day meeting purpose of- reporting before the federated (body Is to\ draw all women to causes that abreast of the . times—then It Is the duty thorn; by the highest legal authority would have yesterday. Mrs. Samuel I*umpklnr president They never rise from vales presided, an^ the meeting wa» .In th* .Wom- are common to all and the city at large. of council to procaed Independently and by been illegal. ' ' Hence, resolutions bearing upon the per- of sigha to break the blinding: barn; -'In my message to' council ~r went quite an's club building. ". , " ; jnlsslve kindergarten bill, being pushed by a two-third* vote defend Its power and estab- An* still the old earth's ridin* them around fully into the details of the differences of Luncheon: waa serv«d M i-SO'o'clock by the blaxln' stars! -, all clubs; the promotion of Georgia-raised lish its authority. opinion existing between a majority of coun- the young-, ladt«v of th» domestic science £rodSict»; the promotion of public city mar- Otherwise It should resign! \ . II. cil and 'myself regarding the legality of the, department of the Girls*' High .school In- com- kets; for the selection of the Cherokee rose We trust that the mayor, taking this 'The age la speedin* on too fast,—you'd bet- matter and sugtgested a perfectly simple, pliment ito MrsVi-umpkln-.s-nd the city, fedr aft, the state flower; for college hospitals; ter all go slow.; \ mode of procedure. ,1 am perfectly willing for'the coneerv&tion of holly arid the b^auti- ylew of the situation, will manifest a. dispo- eratlonj the lup.ch.eon being; prepared by the fyln« of the national highway;. for better The very flowers are pressed lor time—they to accede to any action of council which ,\ sition to bnry the hatchet and live here- have to hustle BO!" members of the, class. homes amon«? the masses of the people, and So (Jo the restful citizens exclaim, with bit- deem legal. . But I cannot bring myself to be An interesting 'feature Immediately^ after for the Christian education of mountain after In such peace and happiness with mem- ter -sighs, ' r a party to an illegal act. the luncheon was thte assembling of the yo,uth. bers of council as should characterize the An* still the quick earth whirls 'era on a The law requires that I shall preside at all **Bhie Birds club/' a children's association, Xkom«*tlc Sclrnre In SchoolM. '>. conduct of all well regulated city govern- ride around the skies. elections. At all meetings of council the of" which little Miss Sue Bucknell \m presi- Mrs. Spencer Atkinson brought before the mayor pro tern, preajd.es. I was called -to meeting again the subject of establishing ments. • . Ill, - . i dent. It will be the- baby club in the federa- domestic science and manual training in the the council chamber Monday to preside at v Catered at tM> cofltofae* »t Atlanta In othei- words, iMr. Mayor, you have been They'd better heed the ligntnin' as it leaps tion. . They came,to make a report of the grammar schools^ the movement indorsed by •econd-rtn-s mall matt»r. 1 along the sky. the election of several board members. This work they have accomplish eel, and the^ncl- the city federation at that time and for too "buHheaded,™ and now^ that you have To the ' growlin' of old thunder It flashes I .did, i and then, wjien It waa sought to dent waa the mos^t inspiring of the meeting; many years exploited by the club women. l,.ti UATK»1 found that council Is built somewhat along Its goodby! ., bring up the election of a purchasing agent,' and in The Constitution. Cnited States and Uexlcav Juitffe Tlndnll Speak*. the same line and that It cannot be brow- Far better ride a ligbtnln'-flash from brlght- I rsad a statement to council giving my rea- Judge Tindall, of tlae Jurenile court, deliv- Mra. Atkinson asked that the federation enin' east to west, sons for declining to serve. I did not leave renew efforts before the council that the It's* ta J beaten nor bulldozed, the only sensible tfhing Than be In. shadow-lands of life, a Citizen ered an address on • the court and detention* the council chamber in a state of dudgeon. curriculum might be adjusted as soon as to do Is to make peace and be happy. • of, Rest. home, its purposes, -its, accomplishment and, possible fn the grammar schools.^and children ATLANTA, GA-i May 26, 1918. '**»**. I left auietly and with no sho.w of emotion. finally, the way the court can be aided by be given the rational training .represented The Campbell County Phl.o*oi»h«*. I had .performed, the duty which devolved' organizations and affiliating agenci*B, work in domestic science and .manual arts. SUBSKttll-rlO.V MATKSi ( v Cambpellto'n correspondence ot The Camp- upon me under the law anil-declined to per- , K**o,li;tlona Pamed. ft MaU In tfc«' United States mnd Mexico. WOMEN ON MUNICJPALBOARDS. bell News: .. . i ' in this direction having been Initiated by form an act which council sought to, force the chJld-welfar*> committee of ^he Atlanta The resolutions passed at the meeting of V ehlnd a spike-tailed-coated-brass-but toned The .president's report covered many in- shoufer' smoking 2-for-a-quarter ciga-rs, with ing any business. In this way council is Woman's club for industrial training in the Trl-Weekly V .- ••— *•"" would. be a value to the boards In a reso- teresting features of the wprk being done city, and recognizing that the functions of •y Uantan our head above the crowd, from money made free to discuss one a-nd my acts in a manner toy the city federation as .an organization,, lution planned by the federation yesterday •aisirig pigs and poultry, but <*ashed if we the public schools are primarily to equip (i In Atlanta. Bi centa per montH_or 11 cents which, possibly, they would not otherwise and she pointed with pride to the reports boys and girls for life; therefore be it per week. OutMde ol Atlanta, e» cents per don't believe that with the same amount, o/ feel disposed to do. •aonth or 14 cents per week. - i and to'be presented to council. . :ime and' money spent per man as there I of many of the organizations which make Resolved, by'the Atlanta City Federation The resolution Is not aggressive In pur- spent on the making of cotton, we could com- As to the breach which exists between, up the federation. ThougW but eighty-nine of "Women's Clubs, That we request the board J. R- HOLiADAY. Constitution. Building, ( council and myself, unfortunately- it does of education to incorporate vocational train- pose nor expression, but co-operative in near 'to Indulging in the aforesaid luxuries.' organizations were named on the program, ing into the curriculum of the grammar •die AdVertlainK Manager tor all tarrltory -» + *> • * .exist. But it ia not of my making. I must Atlanta. three federated since it was printed, thi^ schools.\ spirit and logical in principle. A Ulvely Hound. stand or fall by my acts. If, in acting for Whereas, the women of the Atlanta City n Bureau U bringing the city federation of Atlanta to The addrefia pt tne Wosblnatoi That women are painstaking "and thor- When Trouble comes to see us what I consider the best interests of the Federation of Women's Clubs feel that every- 1*0. 1727 3 Street. N. W, Mr. Jo_hn Corrl«tan. : banner size and Importance in the south, thing touching the civic life Is of vital im- Jr., ^tag correspondent, in ch*r(charei* He'll earn his board and keep; whole people can. be termed the act of an % ough in any investigation thejr make, and Tls then he'll have his time a'nd chance and giving to the state federation almost portance to the home, and ' \ that by nature their love and interest ex- "obstructionist." then 1 plead giiilty to that i, Whereas, we feel that we can render more THE CONSTITUTION I* on Bale In New He'll hear the fiddle, and he'll 'dance half its membership- ; efficient service for civic betterment if in York city by 3 p.' m. the day alter iaaue. It The very stars to steep! impeachment. Very truly yours, tends to the child wherever he may be. In Mr*. Black PraUed. closer co-operation with the efforts of the emn be had: Motalinv'a Newsstand*. Broad, * * ir .* * J. G. WOODWARD. mayor and council; therefore, be It way and Forty-second atreet (Time* building the home, in the school or In the crowded A resolution meeting^unanimous approval, •oroer). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway Mayor. Unsolved, That we renew- the request to , and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. tenement house, were rightfully asserted In AtONTM^S May 19. 1915. introduced at tb$ morning" session, was that the general council of Atlanta that they recognizing the appointment of Mrs* Nellie .take such step* as will enable them to place The Constitution la not reaponaibia for the varled'reports made before the city fed- women on Certain municipal boards. advance payment* 'to out-of-town local car. eration, while there is no Institution of the Peters Black as president of vtlie woman's Whereas! the census of 1910 shows that, riera. dealere or acenta. \ * department of the Southern Association of Georgia, stands seventh, in illiteracy among city's life toward which women are not giv- Atlanta Battlefields 1 alj the states;- therefore, be it , Education - and Industry, and her first work, Resolved, That the Atlanta- City Federa- OUR FRIEND, THE MfAYOR. ing their aid in some way. For better Should Be Permanently making directly to decrease the Youth's tion of 'Women'* Clubs request the legisla- schools, hospitals, streets, public health, Set^ Apart and Dedicated burden of illiteracy. ture of Georgia to pass a compulsory educa- We publish elsewhere a communication tional law. playgrounds, 'parks and public V recreation, As the city federation represents the Resolved, That the, City Federation of from Mayor Woodward in which he takes they are continually at work and their help clearing Ho,i*Je of Atlanta's women's organ- I Women's Clubs hereby indorse the permls- the position^thdt The Constitution has been ' Editor Constitution: Feeling a^profoiind izations, the. resolutions passed are always ; sive kindergarten bill to be presented to the t, is, of course, invaluable. ' ^ interest In the important matter of Atlanta's general assembly. "unfair to him regarding his attitude in the significant, as they represent'a summing up Whereas, there is an Increasing Interest The city and the chamber of commerce battlefields, interesting mention of which ap- of the work done by the various federated in agriculture in our state,^ and a patriotic proposed election of a purchasing agent." have for years called upon organized women peared recently In The> Constitution In let- organizations, and the spirit of the body desire for Georgia-raised products, and God ^forbid that we should be unjust to ters from Governor Jtalston, of Indiana; as a whole. The resolution on compulsory Whereas, the women of the Atlanta City o aid in public ''movements ^for the city's Federation of Women's Clubs believe it, -will our friend, the mayor! County Commissioner "Wlnn, Congressman education indicated This, for in the many be .mutually helpful to the producer and the good. They have always responded. Yet reports made, especially those bearing upon ^n the editorial to which he replies, The Howard and others, I think 1 voice flic senti- consumer to have .public city markets; heir work must always stop when' their par- ment of all confederate- soldiers In saying industrial, social or philanthropic or reform therefore., be it ^ k Constitution made no reference whatsoever work, there ^ was continually presented the Resolved, That we recommend! ^o the icipation in ^the actual \work of the city's that this is the most valuable matter be-fore state cham-ber of commerce "and the Atlanta to the purchasing agent controversy. We x obstructing condition of no law to compel governing boards would be both logical and the public eye today in the interest of Atlan- "the child to attend the school proyided for Chamber of Commerce that they take active ' dealt with the strained relations which have ta and its future history. \ steps to establish such markets. t. A him; the srhool standing as his protection Resolved. That the Atlanta City Federa- existed between the mayor and council for More men were slain in a-nd around At- from tile influences of idleness and bad en- tion of Women's Clubs indorse the selection The resolutions which, will'-go to coun«il lanta in battle than fell in the Battle of Get- vironment, and representing bis chance for of- the Cherokee rose as the state flower. months, and which culminated at the last rom the city federation will represent the tysburg. Registered visitors show\that 250.- life. The iaw Is also stressed as necessarily Resolved, That the Atlanta Cl(:y Federa- meeting of council in what may be regarded 000 people visit Gettysburg every twelve supplementary" to any law seeking to regu- tid-n of Women's Clubs indorse and co-oper- equest of a federated body of women num- ate in the movement of the state federation as the mayor's practical retirement, under iering nearly 8,000. They are the women months, carried there by .sacred memories late child labor. . ' for college hospitals. fire, leaving council In control of the situa- connected with that great battle, and its MemberMhlp on Dotard*. Resolved, That the Atlanta City Federa- rho respond to Atlanta's call whenever The city federation again poit itself on. tion of Women's Clubs indorse and co-oper- tion, regardless of the mayor's veto power- fields are so marked and laiJ out '•thart al- 'ate with the state federation in the move- ma'de. They represent -the womanhood of most any man without a- guide can obtain an record ns believing that women on certain ment to preserve the Georgia holly, and In h is communication published today he city, and they represent the home-mak- Intelligent idea of its historical -points. muriinipal "boards would be beneficial to the the beautifying of the national highways. ' the mayor, admits "the unfortunate breach" In fnct. Gettysburg:, 'now a town of activities corning under these boards, • the Resolved. That the Atlanta City Federa- ers and home-keepers and the mothers of the is grow ing- rich 'from money left there by spirit of th'is resolution exploited by the^ fed- tion of Women's Club's heartily indorse the between himself and council, but declares uture citizens. " ^ people fromvall over the world. Our people eration two years ago. Far from asgressive resolutions on peace :>rese-nte- models of any other influence. do this. " • Mrs. McGoyern emphasized the work one r^r homes for the working people through- • You can't expect ^somebody else to erect Life to life replyin". out the United States. v Better ,sing along the way The youth of today is inspired by the great committee had done in aiding the 'unemploy- The mayor has not \hesitated to defy tire a monument or set up a fountain in a pub- deeds of yesterday. For this ..reason, .if no ed women throu.gh a temporary organization Recognizing the importance of making Than grieve the world with sighln'. the necessary appropriation to secure the members of council, individually, or as a ic park until the park is laid off and dedi- other, these ba.ttlefi.elds should be marked Jcnown as the" Emergency association. Th'e benefits from the Smith-Lever bill, be it III. " telling of ^the - self-sacrifice and heroism of 'results of this work pointed directly to the whole, whenever they have crossed his cated ^and some visible sign given ot Its 1 Resolved. That the Atlanta city federation Spirit of the brighter days those who" fought bravely thereon. introduction of vocational training in the exert every influence upon the forthcoming purpose. permanent establishment. ^ Joy forever bringrin', ' Men are moved by tales, of success and public schools of the" state and city. To |genera.l assembly to secure the appropri.i- The result hag been that tl^e members Specifically. Atlanta and Fulton county^ Since above the thorny wa-ys sweetened and inspired by tales of love, vbut iyvork in that direction she created a com- they are transformed and redeemed by tales Resolved, That , ihe City .Federation of of council have been defied and lashed, one ;annot expect congress or any of the states There's a bird a-singin'. mittee on vocational training and guidance. Women's <'lubs indorse the work of the * * * * * ,. , • of heroism. with Mrs. Beaumont Davison as chairman, Klien • Wilson endowment fund for the at a time, until the circle was almost. com-, hat are interested to spend money in em- Prfmchln' Two .Way*. ^ This work that Governor Ralston and .tins cominitio** for nve weeks in activity. Christian education of mountain youth plete; then, in self-defense, these members, bellishing the civil war battlefields which "After all, Adam's Ale Je .the .best drink others are advocating will bring a» of these The resolutions passed yesterday indi-' through schools already • built for them 1 known to His descendants," says The Thomas- matters to the attention of the young men of elected by the people, had either to retire surround this city,, and which were among ville Times-Enterprise, and, then follows this the country. , or to stand in u.nison against the veto power the most important of that war, unless we paragraph: And the immortal few left who figured which, like the sword of Damocles^ hung "California champagne Ia now absolutely on these battlefields would be cheered and ='et busy and lay them out, dedicate them proven as good as the French and a darn' crowned by the onlookers and workers of to- Commends Constitution's Course TRIBUTE OF CHRONICLE -over any head that dared to'assert its au- and make the substantial Improvements that sight more accessible." day and together with those who Wve pre- On Matters of Civic interest TO THE LATE DR. WILCOX thority or exercise its power. -> 1 * * # • » ceded them into eternity 'will be held In are essential to their preservation. Critical. everlasting remembrance by those who .will ^ Editor Constitution: For some time your When, council found it necessary to "an- General Andrew J. West, who was Geor- The following is evidence that the singer see to it that this work is done. Dr. George 4. Wilcox, who died Ip Au- ticipate" the city's revenue for the, next ia's inember of the.national commission for of the Whitsett Courier is becoming critical: Some twenty-fl-ve years ago I introduced interest in all things civic has been in my gusta last week.j-had many friends in Atlanta. year, the njayor was ready with a' bludgeon Jie semi-centennial celebration of the bat- "Not all, win' literary sweets, '- a. resolution in .one of the confederate camps mind with both pride and pleasure to the I>r. Wilcox married November 5. 1872, Mjys Since thorns are keen an' stringln': of Atlanta and it was unanimously passed point of telling you how happy. J was tha-t Ida C. Van Epps. sister of the late Judg-e to intervene wherever such "anticipation" tle of Gettysburg, calls attention In a com- , The jaybird allus thlnkfc he beats requesting congress to lay out and mark^the The Constitution, always stand irtjf for the The mockin'bird a-slngin'." Howard Van Epps, of Atlanta. Their chil- did not meet his own views—but when, he munication, published In The Constitution battlefields around Atlanta and a committee, best, forward-looking matters in regard to dren were Howard Va-n Epps Wilcox, George .wanted to "anticipate"—that was an entirely including General A. ,P. Stewart, went before humanity, had become recently the protaga- today, to the interesting fact that 250,000 Three Queen*. congress and it passed the house without a nist for better equipped schools, employment Hand Wilcox. Cathrine'^'ilcox, IriVia TTileox different proposition! persons, prompted by various motives, visit Says the candid puragrapher of The Ma- dissenting vote, Tom Reed, the speaker, vot- bureaus, playgrounds, social centers and. all" and Dr. Everard Ansley WIIcox. ^ He is sur- When council, following time-honored con • News: ing for it. ANDREW. J- WEST. allied movements. Until now I haven't car- vived by his wife and two sons. Mr. Geor§ra Gettysburg every year. "All the paruRraphers are having- some- Gettysburg has been made a national Atlanta, Ga., May 39. ried out my intention, but with the three Hand \Vilcox, of Macbn^ and- Dr. Everard A. and universally apprqved custom, deemed thing to. say about three queens attending a editorials of Saturday before me still. I can \Vilcox, o£ Augusta. U advisable to morally obligate the city on park. In it are set handsome monuments benefit performance in London. We, too, resist no longer. There was one on the enn- have seen three queens together, a-nd, .like Dr. Wilcox was one of the best known contracts, which, the city^ could not meet in ind numerous markers. Through it wind ployment bureau for women,,another on the 1 in L,ondon,i there was a full house out, and American Universities—Colum- condition at and .surrounding the English surgeons and physicians of the south. one payment, the mayor has ever been ready roads a^d walks and driveways. A placet so we may aTso say that it was a benefit per- a-Tenue school, and another on the new state He was professor of g-ynecology in the formance. " , . bia, with v his ax—especially when any contract of historical interest has been made a thing I * " * * * * requirements for trained nurses. medical department of the university; gyne- By GEORGE FlTCH* I do sincerely hope that your underlying- cologist at the City and Lamar hospitals; involved did not m«et his individual ap- oti, beauty and attraction. People are natu- Their Reasonable \Van4n, Author «f **A* flood Old SlwiaBb.'* 1 'Course, we're growlin' • 'all together idea of compulsory education as a remedy professor materia medic? ar-d therapeutics, . proval, even though every member of coun- rally drawn there, whether the motive be When Winter chills the ground, for the 'English avenue condition will b<; not -Columbia university is not noted for mag- professor of obstetrics and grynecoloKy. mem- cil might be in favor of it. sentiment, pleasure or curiosity. And when the heat would scorch ^a fea-ther far distant", and that along with(the rebuild- ber of the Georgia Medical association, trus- From a bird's nest bound. nificent buildings, huge endowment, or for ing of the schools, rf not too remote; will But, when, as in the case^ of the South- Bnt'let'the stranger come to Atlanta the virulence and terror of its college yell. tee of the Vniversitv of Georgria. medical de- What we want is medium weather come the establishment ~ of social centers in 1 eastern Fair association appropriation of seeking to make acquaintance with battle- All the yca,r-around.. It has no football team, and writers of col- the school buildings,,, which will undoubtedly partment; member of the frovernlng boards **.*.*» lege stories almost unanimously refrain trom constitute a remedial measure. .In the Bng- City hospital, and was the first man to' ever £75,1000, the mayor agreed with council and fields, even more sanguinary than that of sending their characters there to school. 1 • Political Note. lish avenue school, Vas yo'u know, are now receive from, the University,\of Georgia t the with the city"~generally that the appropria- Gettysburg, and iwhat does he-find? He In view of these facts it would seem al- moving picture apparatus. graphophonc, may be shown a distant tree-covered ridge .Here is a timely one—straight to"the mark most like a waste of time to write .about honorary degree of M. IX , tion should be made, even though, on tech- —from The, South Bend (Ind.) News-Times: Columbia. However, it has one minor fea- .piano, auditorium, all ready for use and con- The Augusta Chronicle said editorially of nical and 'strictly legal grounds, it was be- and told that right over there was where "It is claimed there is plenty of good pres- ture which makes it Interesting to the stituting an economic loss, both as to the his doiith: „ \ . idential Vtimber,, but much of it looks, more casual reader. It probably Has more stu- physical property and as to the much more yond the authority of the city to ejaact the the battle of Feachtree creek was fought like lumber." . important attribute of good citizenship, "Once affain Augusta is called upon to dents than any other university in ithe nr>ctirn the loss of a prominent a"nd beloved appropriation—then .the matter of illegality Desiring to g^o there, he will find access ***** MRS. FRANK: H. NEELY. A "Dixie" Change.'. ,. world. 633 Piedmont Ave., Atlanta, May 17, 1915. physician. In the death of Dr. George Ans- gave the mayor no concern,, because tixe almost out of the question. It is the same The last fall oensus showed 14,000 s ley Wilcox the state of Georgia, and par- Joy sometimes meets us com.n* down dents in Columbia. The mind staggers v appropriation was in harmony with his de- with every one of the Important battlefields The lonesome road to Lone'ly Town, ticularly the city of Augusta, has sustained der the attempt to figure -out what the En- an Irreparable los». Dr. Wilcox has a rec- around Atlanta, which, as General West has And then he takes us by the ha-ntl. rollment would be K the college was mjthe alre. And in this he was right! And soon there's "Dixie," by 'the band! ord of forty-three years of active service IMlnled out, were among, the most impor habit of boring neat, spiral holes thr-nicrh Mayor and Council. for his fellow men in the city of his birth. When Pryor street was torn up for ten How that brisk music cheers the day the Harvard and Tale football teams. J L It's hats whirled high, and "Hip—hooray!" ami a record rarely equaled for Buccess. The blocks', and the .alderman and both council- tant and decisive of the' civil war. Columbia 10 situated on the granite|hills Editor Constitution: I was much ;pleased The Home ToMrlatft. of upper New York city, close to the Hud- skilled intellect, the close study and unre- men of the second ward were pleading for - Nothing has been done by others to mark Get out now, some breezy mbrnin'—see with your temperate and timely editorial in mitting application always characteristic the country you were born in; time to have son, and what Is more important, clo.ip to action to take the people out of the mud, these historic spots'because we have done the subway. It was founded in* 1754 as'Ktag's this morning's issue concerning the relations of him. combined with, 'bis natural gifts as a a glad thanksgiving for the land where you're between the mai:or and council. Your con- Vthe mayor stood obdurate for weeks over.a nothing ourselves. And yet others are not a-living. It. is brighter than it's painted; college, and is now operated by the BorAigH physician a-nd Burgeon, achieved for him the took you .long to get acquainted! Now's of Manhattan. Owing to the high pric*l 01 clusion that the mayor is at fault seems to, highest success in the profession a.nd the most mere difference of his tweedledum and the only willing and ready, but a're waiting. your chance to bless your station with a. aplii real estate it has moved north twice already me to be sound. "While 1 have not kept up u;nquaUfled • esteem from 'all who ever came. tweedWdee of the swoi^n representativea of W? have only to call to mind the recent around the nation! at great profit, and if it were to abandc with every little detail of our city's admin- in contact with him. , letter ot Governor Baleton, of Indiana, to building today and move out in the co istration I have seen^ enough to know that "MuncXreda today throughout this commu- the ward who, obtaining the co-operatton of it would make millions by it. It pays \to the mayor .hae been an obstructionist and nity feel that they have sustained a loss that council, ran over the mayor. This now seems Cqnnty Commissioner W. T. Winn, ot Ful- and down to business. , We may Jay operate a university in a growing mei^ri%>- has become detrimental to the city's beat in- can never be repaired—tear-dimmed eyes are to b'e the only alternative left to council ton, and the tatter's reply Indicating an aside tne question of sentiment altogether, terest^ The difficulty 'grows out of a wronu looking back over year* of faithful, >kil)ful ° Columbia, has almost 1.000 professors aic conception on his part of the office which he appreciation of the Indiana governor's »en instructors and" is rapidly covering sevei* aervlce rendered—voices broker, with grief on most matters, and the situation, as the and, as General West points out, we could city blocks with great buildings. It has tAe holds. To his mlnd^ It i« a personal asset are ielli*^ of Instances'where he saved a life '(mayor admits, is raosrf "unfortunate." Uments and a wilUngnes* on the part ot not build more substantially from a bu sine SB finest library building of any American cp - to be used by him to reward his friends, to or restored broken health and vigor—sad- the Fulton county board to take hold of standpoint. letre containing over halt a milliontoool *B , punish those who oppose him and generally dened hearts are throblblng- with aorrowr be- ^But there !s time even now for a change several of which Its president, Nlchol r to do with in everything a* if It was his per- cause the^f can never hope again to s hear his encouraging one-halt of the energy from now on toward ance 'from Congres«mMi William 'Schlev predate the advantages to be derived from year on it, which makes It the richest insl It following out this "line of action, our gentle words and experience the ,benefit of rfoward, of the Fifth, that all Atlanta needs tutlon of learning in the country. But U H citizens and the city suffer damage, he can his experienced skill. making friends of the members of council, this Important activity. They must realize no "bowl" like Yale's, and no stadium 111 see no fault in his policy, but lays the blame "It Is bard to bow with resignation to such to do to enlUt ilw ftrterert and assistance Harvard's, which causes many a young mi .. ** he has expended effort In making epe- the necessity for local action before we can with swelling biceps to pass It coldly by. on those who fail to see through hla" spec- a blow as this, for Dr. Wllcox seemed a| man n»iw of them, the city will be the first of concrete la to^et tt« project ta motion hope to Interest others, and that when the However, Columbia turned Out the fast* tacle 8, in the prime of hi* life and one who should college cre'w In the country, laat year, w1: That the mayor IB the public's servant, un- have had many useful y«a\rs ahead of him, ;= beneficiary- and national. coilrtsration will to torth work ia once begun the interest of others ning the great Pou>ghke«psle race;, and 1 der strong obligations to subordinate his per- and H 1« Impossible to .understand why so • • In the meantime, until the mayor does coming. —"" la assured. There IB perhaps no project has always been a plucky a-nd cohSlste')' conftl views to th« general .welfare, and to itneful amd helpful a lifov should- be ended. work with, rather than h.gainst other public But It i* not for u» .to call Incomplete a life change tat* attitude, hi» practical decapita- We have pass»d many pleasant words and In connection with which they can build ^'SlSSblt* S2"tt.OOO graduates,- most t l whom live In New York city. It has nevfer •erva,ntt», seems never to have entered his so rich In accomplishment, or one that leaves tion by council Is assured—and council can compliments, upon the wrtiject of the proper better or more substantially for the future contributed a president to the United States mind. Hl« idea* and,his actions based on j*o fine a. heritage of achievement. His ex- not b* blamed for JU position. It had-no .designation »nd m«rWng of the famous bat of .city -and county than In taking steps but It once gave New York a may or. who wis those Ideas are ao ,at variance with th« example accomplished results ;th*t may never too stood for the town, and it produced Ed-lie worklnjf efficiency of "the city government he known; Just aa many of hi* good deeds other self respecting coarse. tlaflekUi abaot Atlanta; we shoal* by this to outline and make accessible the famous' CoUlna. to the great regret of most of tie that, his usefulness is destroyed. may'never be heard of until that s;r*&t day I baMb9.il- teams who have tackled Fhiiad-Jl M '' - There will, of course, be no effort at tin** have «otten well through the "hot air' battlefields which bear Atlanta's name. phla in the Ust few years. v BERNARD SUTTLER. \ when »11 secrets will be r«ve*l*4» t iNEWSPAPERl MEWSPAPERI fP&r&T-^W Sf— <*.~ ""!«-»J«y

THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA., THUItSDAY, MAY 20, _J915. Page Nine. !j The Original aent B-nouia DC sougnt. ±ne oruinan PLAN TO DISREGARD PAVING PAYMENTS now in effect is that the city may give Children Tafce Interest in Club pensions to city employees who have 'been In the city'* service twenty years. VETO WILL BE CHANGED The Dunlap resolution would affect Members of Two-Thirds Revision of Present Meth- GORDON COUNTY WOMAN Majority of Council Decide ods Contemplated fry the iS KILLED*IN RUNAWAY Calhouri, Ga.. May' 191!—(Special.) — That Impeachment of the Measure Adopted by Char- While returning from a neighbor's house, where she had been spending Mayor Is Not Necessary. ter Revision Committee. the day, Mrs. N. J. Baxter, the wife of one of Gordon county's prominent farmers, was thrown from, her buggy yesterday ,and instantly Killed, when Leaders In tha majority faction of In the passagre Wednesday by the her ho rise ^eca-me frightened and ran general council who considered insti- Charter revision committee of council away. ' Mrs. Baxter was accompanied tuting in*pea.chment proceedings of two measured offered by Council- by Mrs. Hollins, another neighbor, who man Charles W. Smith, a complete re- was also -badly bruised in the acci- &B&tnst akayor "Woodward,' following dent. The horse, threw both women his action Monday in refusing to abide vision of the methods of fixing pav- from the buggy, crushing; the skull of ing asBefisments la contemplated. The Mrs. Baxter and breakin,„ 'her arm -In fey the action of that body and conduct 1 resolutions calf for two amendments several places, She is survived by the election of a purchasing , argent. to the city charter, one affecting pav- several children 'besides her husband. Take a package home "Wednesday -stated that another course ing operations, the other the laying: hacl been virtually agreed upon — dis- 1 of sewers. Council will be asked to regarding his veto. \ adopt both measures at their next In other words, members of the two- meeting: and direct the city attorney thirds majority feel ^that impeachment "Genuine Paint Beach" to take the necessary legal v steps to la unnecessary, in that they have a have the charter amended at the meet- sufficient num-ber of votes to override Ing of the general assembly this sum- at any time any act of .the mayor which mer. ' ^ they may consider not for the best The resolution provides that where interests of the city. a majority of the abutting property It was the opinion around city hall owners on any street 'sign a petHfon Finely Tailored that the mayor, by ' his ac^t Monday, for new paving that the work shall be had entirely lost. his hold -on council done under the direction .•ot the city and 'could not hope to receive any sup- and that the property shall be assessed port from that body in the* future. for the.work, to be paid in ten annual Some members, ^said they would not installments, bearing interest, not ex- consider a truce of. any kind after the ceeding" seven per cent.' Palm Beach Suits mayor openly defied the acts of two-thirdis majority that set aside his Railway Company to Pay* ve to. It is further provided that the street rail w ay company shall pay cash for \ * Will Pull Together. their portion of the paving—eleven feet $8.50--$10.00 The remnant of supporters the may- for a Bing-Ie *track and sixteen feet or has left in* general council- will-onot 1 for a double track, as already obtains. b« able to secure the passage - of any The present-system Is for the city measure unless it meets with the ap- to pay one-third the cost, the street ; proval of the majority faction, ac- railway to pay -one-third and the abut- \ We're exhibiting today the best-made cording to the general belief. -The ma- ting property owners another third. jority leaders state tlity are determined Under this system it is necessary for Puhn Beach Suits — tailored by renowned to pull together and secure all future a cash appropriation to be made by improvements for. the city by their experts — 1 the city .and likewise by the property own might and ncjra.rdless of the .msiy owners. Th.ese Suits are sewn with sijk -r- French or's a-pproval_ or disapproval. The Bluebird club, ,thfe baby organization of the city federation, with their president, Miss Sue v Under the proposed new system ex- "The rnayor knows he is in the wrong Bucknelh They reported active work on joining the federation. - < tensive paving- work can be done with- faced—soft lapel—fabrics cold-water shrunk. and has been whipped and I believe out any appropriation from the city and he will offer to hold the election for at trilling expense to the property own- Try one on and you'll be convinced of their a purchasing agrent at the next meet- ers. It will also mean that property extra goodness.' ing '-of council," said Councilman Crematory Testimony COURSEY & MUNN owners will not be forced to await Charles W. Smith, one of the most ac- council action before starting work. tive leaders of^ the faction opposing Plain Palm Beach — also, with fancy silk WILL GIVE CONCERT NAMED TO HANDLE The street committed of the cham- him. "\V~e have tried in every way ber of commerce, of which R.. S. Wea- stripesv—blue, with white silk pin stripes — to work in harmony with him, but by AT COMMENCEMENT Is4,OOQPagesLong; SAN TOX SERVICE sels Is chairman, also held a meeting- picking quarrels with council and satis- Wednesday and had present members white and white with silk self-stripes — fying his o'w'n 'personal whims, he has of the street committee of council, created a condition of affairs that As a feature of the Agnes Scott col- Hearing Finally Ends •Coursey & Munn, druggists, at Mari- among them being Councilman Smith. English and standard .models — \ makes it impossible. lege commencement the Glee club will etta and Broad streets, have been ap- They discussed in detail the Smith redo- render a special program in the college pointed the Atlanta distributors for the lutioh changing the system of stree't At $6.50 —plain Palm Beach — also with "We have the necessary two- thirds San-Tox Remedial Preparations. The assessments and named a committee to override vetoes and as long as we chapel at Decatur 'next Monday night. The commencement exercises proper establishment of San-Tox se'rviee to .the composed of Councilman Charles W. fancy stripes — gray with- gray ^stripes — j&erve the city, we expect to stick to- will open with the baccalaureate ser- Stenographic Bill Alone public Is based upon th_e excellence of Smith, Colonel E. K. Fomeroy .and "As- v gether and secure improvements for. mon by Rev. Dr. Ja-gaes I. Vance, of the preparations and- a- nation-wide sistant City Attorney, W. D. Ellis, Jr., Extraordinary range fo r selection —- our city In spite of the -mayor." . Nashville, Sunday morning, Mity 23, in campaign for better drugs. to investigate and report on the i^pro- i for the Two Months Will Tiie Man-Tosc preparations are of-the posed amendment. ! Councilman Augustus TV Peacock, the Decatur Presbyterian church. I>r. very highest that a combination ot the newly elected member from the Vance is one of the best known Presby- terian ministers in the- south. Amount to More Than pharmaceutical knowledge, skill and •tenth ward, declared Wednesday that The Agnes Scott Glee, club"concert on pure drug's can produce. \ The chamber of commerce commit- j he was more than" surprised at .the man- They are made from formulas of prov- tee is seeking to have some provision Monday night will b© the next event $3,000—To Inspect Plant. en value, formulas that have been used Parks - Chambers - Hardwick ner in which the mayor had been at- in the commencement series. The club made in the proposed amendihent, for years by the medical profession. whereby the city will guarantee to tempt in.q- to disregard council's acts. has been specially trained by Mrs. Lew- is H'. Johnson, instructor in -voice cul- There Is a remedy £or practically every j the paving contractor and material Company -\^ant Mayor "impeached.** minor ailment. I suipplv men the expenses of the work. ture. " The entertainment will begin The crematory hearing came to an The eom-pa-ny also manufacture toilet "I &ave discussed with many citi- at 8:30 p. m. and will consist of instru- It was the sense of the committee end Wednesday, morning, when the last specialties.- There is ono for every | tnat fund' should be created to take zens the mayor's actfon Monday, \and mental and vocal selections by the club, including numbers a-lso by specially evidence was given in before -Master toilet need: they nr,e of the highest > car,-, possible leaks In the proposed 37-39 Peachtree, Atlanta, Ga. I am told that four-fifth^ of the. peo- ranged quartette a]hd doulble quartette. Frank E. ' Callaway. grade'and sold at popular prices. new system. ple of Atlanta are of the opinion that All "who" desire to attend will be wel- The hearing has lasted over two The Smith sewer resolution provides the mayor should be impeached," said months, despite Mr. Callaway's ^efforts for a charter amendment,' providing Councilman Peacock. "Until he .is Tuesday evening there will be a De- to shorten it as much as possible. The URGES IMMEDIATE that the expense of laying sewe'rH may ception to the senior class given by the b._ . aspsse. d against abutting property; giver, a trial and there is ^a. conviction faculty and the graduating exercises testimony will fill about 4.000 pages SCHOOL ENROLLMENT to be paid the following manne I could^ not say ^whether or not I would will take place Wednesday morning, and the stenographic bill will amount One-third caMi and the remaining two- vote for impeachment." '\ Ma'y 26, at 10 o'clock, in the college t«p about $3,000. The costs will be di- thirds in three annual Interest bear- Superintendent Klaton has issued an ( . The mayor qame^in for another rap chapel. The address to the graduating vided equally between the city and -the Important notice in regrard to the vac- , S, installments. class will be delivered by l>r. Neal 1^. 1 when the charter revision committee Xew York -Destructor company. olnation of children and enterim^ them , - he committee will report adversely Anderson, of \Vinston-Sa-lem, N. C.. and for the next scholastic yciar. His no- j oonn ja1 resolution of Aldermnn Kdgar in considering a resolution to amend the Confer r.ing of decrees, announce- At the conclusion of the hearing, ailing for' a charter amend- Judge Newman appointed a special com- tlce is as follows: the charter so as to empower coun- ments of fellowships and prizes * will Heretofore, the m;LHSfis of t'he people wish- ! 1"K, couricil power to retire cil :o retire city officials after- long- follow. mission make a test ^ of the plant their chlldr In nur schr.olB. on a'pension any city official who hits time service, was asked to amend th«» There are twenty-five members in and report to the court. The inspec- •n-nlted until the ). t three or four been in eervice forty years- for the this year's graduating class, represent- tion will begin next Monday. The com- d; before the opening city. • \ measure so as to include the mayor ing half a dozen southern states and f -the tall term mission is as follows: Professor John cure tickets of admit on jinti tn brinj? Councilman Jesse W. Wood, chair- «.nd to make iti, effective at once. The ncluding one. Miss Lucy Jordan Naive, Icatea of .vacolnalior Tilts plan haa man of the committee, took the posi- committ^eman offering '''this motion, rropi .Denver, Colo. P. Coon, of the Georgia School of. Tech- (Trt-at Inconvenience. .T ion that the city Is already getting however, withdrew it. saying it CX-N nology; John E. Sirine. an engineering e time ami Inhor to the peo- in debt as a result of another ordi- expert of Greenville, S. C., and J. K. ple, the paitronn s who wish to enter their pressed his sontiments, buV was made childn In sischool In September are urged as a jest. - GEORGIA SECRETARIES Orr, the Atlanta manufacturer. lertilicates of vnccinutlon at Ihe \ ( • BchoolH nearest their residences, before the Pavements C:ty Attorney Maysoti and Assistant GO TO MONTGOMERY ! close ot school ;V namely, JuneV 4, 1916 Tiie SURGICAL MAGNETS Do you realize we're interested very much in City Attorney Ellis Wednesday sent principals will plvo tickets of admission. \ \ - - SUCH GOOD READING | liy this plan, people will be saved -the trou- Atlanta's street, pavements? to members of council a written opin- Several Georgia secretaries stopped ion in which they ruied that the gen-v • " ' f standing in line In the superinten- Paris, May 19.—In the hospitals ot Not because we use 'em. We don't. We lay at the chamber of commerce weanes- IT WAS A SHAME i offlce and will save "car fare to and France magnets have been developed iteel rails; they supply the only pavement we eral council was within its legal rights aay on their way to Montgomery to the Chamber of Commerce buHding, that will draw fragnients of shrapiiefr in -passing the amendment to the pur- attend a meeting ot the Southern Com- to the* surface from a depth in the need. chasing agent ordinance and that •mercial Secretaries', association. May STORY WASN'T TRUE • flesh of even six inches^and s'tcel-jack- We're interested because we pay a big share no - illegal act had been committed by 20, 21 and 22. . FUNERAL SERVICES I eted bullets have been 4rawii out from 'of the cost of those pavements, for other's to that body. The qpinionv further states They were entertained at luncheon by a depth of more than two inches. . ' the chamber of commerce and the con- At the Invalids* Hotel in Buffalo,1* N. use, on streets Vhere our tracks are. that the mayor did an illegal act in vention bureau and in the afternoon According to a report published Wed- nesday afternoon there ought .to be OF BISHOP TURNER Y.,"are many as wonderful electric ma- You own a lot. You've got a voicevin saying refusing to preside at, the election -Mon-i we're given an automobile ride over chines, high frequency .currents. X-ray, day. , the city. They left at 5:20 for Mont- about thirty 'Chinamen "pining In what kind of pavement shall be laid in front HELD WEDNESDAY violet rayst • Then Or. Pierce has Will Con*lder Opinion. prison" or in "duran.ce vile." equipped the Sanitarium with every of it. Once in so many years new paving is ]n the - party leading for Montgom- The story had it that Revenue In- known device to aid. the sick and in the This 'opinion will be- considered for- put down and you pay your assessed '-share. ery were George H. Cox, secretary, spector Surber and six city detectives Surgical Department every instrument chamber of commerce, Owensboro. Ky.; The funeral of Bishop Henry M. Tur- We're paying all the time. mal ly at the next meeting of council, "made a raid" on the Chinese associa- and appliance approved by the modern *jid may be taken up at the special C T Boykitt, secretary board . of trade, ner,.' noted negro minister, was held operator. The permanent cure of rup- Wherever there's, a ' car-track, when new Blue'field. West Virginia, and Harry C. tion oii East Hunter street. "Many at the Big Bethel Methodist church, ture is accomplished here without pain session to be held Monday when the Grimsly, assistant secretary board of frightened Chinamen fled, ,but a.bout Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. In Ipavements's laid, we pay for an 11-foot strip bond committee's report will be .re- with local anaesthesia. Stone In' the trade, Griffin, Ga.; Fred Houser, secre: thirty were arrested," the report had It. addition to the fvjn'eral rites a specfal Bladder and Gravel are removed in through the whole length. If there are two oar- ceived. tary convention bureau, Atlanta, and But!— memorial service was held which was "many cases without pain and the pa- tracks (and that's nearly always the case) we assistant secre ( participated, in by Bishop £>. F. Lee, of The mayor, hearing of the action of Henry H. Robinson, Inspector Surber says that, no arrests tient can return home cured In a few pay for a 16-foot strip, full length, block after tary^ chamber of commerce, Atlanta. v Chicago, secretary of the bishops' coun- days. the charter revision committee, in ap- were made; that he and the detectives proving of two ^measures changing the cil.. l>r. R. V. Pierce, nearly half a cen- block. searched the place and found what T/he active pallbearers were. C 'M. tury ago. devised and used two pre- '. Suppose the street's 32 feet wide between methods of assessing- property for pav- was usually found where Chinamen Tanner. J. A. Hadley. R. V. Branch, scriptions which were almost unfail- ing and sewer improvements, announc- EX-SHERIFF CHARGED curbs, as many are. We'vle got double tracks. i' gatherr and "hit the pipe." F. 3j. Flamming-, \V. II. McClendon, H. ing. They were made without alcohol ed that he had always favored the pro- £>. • Canady * and John Harmon. or narcotics, extracted from roots and there. We pay for 16 feet. We pay exactly ' WITH SHOOTING WOMAN The matter may be brought to the Pendingr the election of T*lshop Tur- herbs by using pure glycerine, and the posed changes!- and would support th» attention of the United States grand half of the whole cost. Wc\ pay three times as measures. ner's successor a't the general confer- ingredients are made public. Rome, Ga.. May 19.—(Special.)-—War- Jury. . ence in May. 11)16, Hther Bishop H. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- much as the city. We pay one and a half This voluntary approval by the may- rants ha-ve been sworn out against w. Jonc£, of Ohio, or Bishop C. S. Smith. ery is a tonic and blood purifier that times as much as the property owners'on both or Is accepted by some to mean that G • Dunehoo, former sheriff of Floyd of Michitga; inr will be-placed In charge cures pimples, -blotches, sores, humors.' sides. . he is attempting to declare a truce county, charging him with assault with ANDREWS TO ADDRESS ot his d loci:ese. _ eruption and diseases of the skin*. with council, since both measures were intent to murder, as the result of a Nothing stands as high today in the On top of that, quite often the new pavement offered^, by Councilman Smith. ahooUnK affray. ' ' LOCAL AD MEN,TODAY estimation of thousands of women as means we must re-build our track and sacrifice The alderm,anic board will meet thli Ounenob is said to have shot at ROME MUNICIPAL BONOS Dr. Pierce's Favorite .Prescription—this years of service the existing track would have 1 Ruby Brlndle following a. quarrel be- is a soothing nervine which cures the afternoon at 3 o'clock to" consider mat* tween her ana Dvmehdo's son. Henry. Enthusiasm over the forthcoming PURCHASED BY HILSMAN functional derangements and pfttnful given. That's very costly to us. ters passed up to them by council. The bullet struck her( sister. Zeula trip to' the Chicago convention Is 'ex- disorders of women. For girls about to Of course we're interested in street pave- "Whether, any notice will be taken ot Brindle. who is in a local hospital. She pected to bring out every member of enter womanhood, women abo.ut to be^ the mayor's act Monday is not known. will recover. . the Atlanta Ad Men's club to the noon- Municipal bonds of Rome, Ga., valued come mothers and, for the '.changing ments,—in when they're to be laid, what kind at $75,000, were bought Tuesday by J. days of middle ag* E>r. Pierce's Favo,r- day 1loincheo"n at the Ana ley hotel today they're to be, what they're to cost. at 1" o'clock. | H. Hilsman .&, Co., of Atlanta. The.de- j ite Prescription should always be 6n It's a perfectly reasonable interest. Besides, hearing an .interesting and livery of the notes and payment for' hand In liquid or tablets. Write Dr very, pertinent address from Walter P. them was completed yesterday. The | pierce. Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. N; Y.. Georgia Railway & Po^ver Co. Andrews, member of the new legisla- bonds are for tie erection of municipal for free 136-page book on. woman's dia- ture from Fulton, the Ad Men will dis- bttildlngs. , I eases. Every 'woman should have one. 'cuss plans for the convention trip. One of the most desirable features j Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, cloth- . . It is now anticipated that there will of these bonds is that they are payable 1 bound, siht free to'you -on receipt of 3 Sterling Silver for | be a delegation of somewhere around, In K old coin. They are also free of all dimes (or stamps) to pay expense of fifty to leave Atlanta'on June 19, via taxes whatsoever in Georgia and "are j mailing only.—(Adv.) , , the -Nashville, Chattanooga and St. exempt from the income tax. I "" ' June Brides Louis for Chicago. Already reservations The population has increased 3,100 ! ^**m*—Hm^m*^ ~^—~—m have been made for thirty members of since lyto and the town has more tax- ; A , \ the Ad Men's club at the LiaSalle hotel, able value* than Athens. Amerlcus or The Fairfax Pattern and there are indications that many Albany4.1Kaviv . • V J others will make the trip. * The Atlanta Ad Men propose to go COMMITTEE TO REPORT When you spend your good money ' rifussed from head to foot In Atlanta- made clothes. They are going pre- ON THE NEW DRUG LAWS for wedding silver, you naturally ex- pared to talk Atlanta and Georgia at pect good service. ' every opportunity. They are now try- The committee appointed to plan. ing to make plans to carry along some hew drug laws for the state will report YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY You want Values. / souvenir of the city and state, as" they at th« meeting of the Georgia Pharma- >3, $3:50, $4 To buy intelligently, you need a have done on former trips, and which ceutical association, which will be held WEARING W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES have always^ proven a valuable adver- Tybee island J.une 8 and^ 9. The broad vaViety from which to m'ake tisement. new Harrison anti-narcotic law will W. L. Douglas shoes are made of the best domMtic and i4-50,$5.bo also be discussed. Invitations to at- Imported leathers, on tlie latest models, carefully con- your selection, and . you 1 should buy tend the association's meeting are be- H O E S ing received by all the local pharma- structed by the most expert last and pattern mAker* in this from specialists who know from experience GEORGE RUSSELL DIES v cists. * * country. No other make of equal prices can compete'with FOR MEN the relative' merits of the various patterns; AT HOME IN DETROIT W. ti. Douglas shoes for style, -workmanship and quality. what will be the' most useful, appropriate and As comfortable, easy walking shoes they are unsurpassed. George Russell, of Detroit, one of the most acceptable to the recipients. leading; bankers of the northwest, died When looking for shoes call at any one of W. L. Douglas We can help you by advice regarding pat- In that city yesterday morn I it g. news 8O stores located in the large cities und see the niany styles of his death coming to Atlanta friends UGH! CALOMEL MAKES and kinds of shoes for men and boys. After a careful IN 1852 AT SEVEN terns, engraving, etc., and afford you Qualjty, last night. Mr. Husaell frequently vis- examination, you will be convinced that W. I/. Douglas ited Atlanta, (comln« two years ago to_ YEARS OF ACE Variety and Values. be present at the golden wedding of^ shoes have no rival for the price. ' The Fairfax is a popular Colonial pattern of Colonel and Mrs. Robert J. Lowry, and W.L.DOUGLAS returning the past winter for another YOU DEATHLY SICK The $3.00, $3.5O and »4.OO shoes will>give as good ser- BEGAN TO PEO gpod weight and an unusually handsome de- call. vice as other makes costing *4.OO to $5.OO. The $4>0O sign. W« car'ry Tea Sets and other Hollow- Aside from his prominence In the and «B.OO shoes compare favorably with other makes cost- SHOES. NOW THE banking •world, having been at one time Ing $O.OO to A8.OO. Wherever you lire there are man- LARGEST MAKER ware to match/ president of the American Bankers' as- Stop Using Dangerous Drug sociation, Mr* Russell was a distin- men wearing W. li.* Douglatt shoes. Consult them a OF *3.*UQ AND The .five-piece Tea Set is worth $140.00. guished citizen, and was greatly be- Before It Salivates You! they will tell you that W. ti. Douglas shoes cannot be *4. SHOES loved by friends Jn every section of Straight seven dozen knives, forks and the country. For twenty-five years he It'r Horrible! excelled for tine price. ( IN THE spoons, are worth $154.35. and Colonel Lowry met at the bankers' •T^AI ITI/\M f Whmburins; W. L. DouKlsn WORLD aMoclatlon'fc meetings, and contributed wAU I IVN I look for hweuugLj - * Call and let us show yon what splendid val- not only to the official programs of You're blllwls. aluBBish, conatlpated muun&a on the bottom, •hos* thus stamiwd the convention, but to the brilliant so- and believe you need vile, dangerous wortfttlMprtospaMfortlMm. roraiyurs«*.!.__ ues we afford you. cial aide of tha annual meetings. calomel to start your liver and clean ttas BUttmnt««tf tfMtr vmlw* ~and pratsctstf th« ^ Write for i6o-page illustrated catalogue for He ia the eldest of the RuaaeU broth- your bowela. v era, of Detroit, all men of achievement Here's my guarantee! A»k your drujr- ffl**!" "*> f'v*' stamped on th». bottom bcfoni 1915. - In the profession* and in business. ist for a 50 cent bottle of .Dodaon's i «•• lamo tn« factor* Do not b« nsrauadsd to talc* Iver Tone and take a spoonful to- som* ethsr.man* olalmia tota «lua t a* cootf. Vou an £ If It doesn't start your liver __.i__ —^ mortar mna ara antltlad to tha bast. and straighten you right up better than MAIER& BERKELE,Inc. JAMES WHiTTEN SHOWS calomel and without griping or mak- If joa «onld visit the W. I* DonaJu CHEAT IMPROVEMENT Inft yon sick I want you to go back *"»»«T»* Broekton. Man..and see Sow Gold and Silversmiths to the store and get your money. cwefrily the shoe* are made, and the Take calomel today, and tomorrow ktah grade leather* umd, you would Jame* H. TVhitten, aaJea manager for you wil..l. tie]-. I, wew ak and sick and nau- then understand wny they look and flt EtUblished1887 M.. IA Thrower, who ha» been ill for seated. Don't li^ose a day's work. Take th« past three week* at his home, cor- . spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dod- b*tter,hold their (hap* aad wear longer ner of Myrtle and'Sixth streets, la much sonrs Wver Tone tonight and wake up than other maJMs lor the price. 31 Whitehall St.' Atlanta, Ga. Improved. His many friends are wlah- feellnf great. It's perfectly harmless, ln§r for him ^ a aipeady recovery and so give It to your children any time. :: N oiwj to Me bin) soon" at his poet" of, It can't salivate, so let them eat any. Jww^e^p^ SUBSTITUTES' ' ^*3a •• duty. t ttttnm afterward*. i II PEACHTRKE STREET, ATLANTA

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Edited By | Sports Crackers Lose a Hectic J^itchers* Battle Dick Jamison MACK WILL NOT Hiett and Fincher Hurl Standing of the Club*, SOUTHERN LEAGUE LET FRANK BAKER O'BRIEN-HIRST GO PERRY HAS REPOKIED; Southern Jkwurne. , ,. PLAY ELSEWHERE CLUBS. Won. Lo»t. P.C. Lookouts Jf Guilt .O. A Great Pitchers' Battle; New Orleans . '24 H .«« fi Mobile, May 3.9.—Chattanooga even- Birmingham 20 13 .«0 "MAY 1NUP TODAY Na»hvlll» , . . 13 10 .543 Chicago. May 19.—Effort* of Charles ed the seri*!8 by defeating Mobile to- Chattanooga ..->.... IS 1« ."2fl day, i t0 o, in a pitching battle between STOPPED IN FflURTH Memphla ...... 1*» IS .470 Townsend and. Wagner, in which the V Freak Homer Breaks It Up ATLANTA H IB -*24 visiting fritcher^ had the beat of It. Tlie Big Right-Hander From Louis- Mobile ...... 14 21 .400 cana. to change his mind regarng se- winning run was scored after two men Little Rock ... ^ .... 11 22 .333 ing "Home Run" Baker, have proved were out on .lohnnton'u single, liia steal O'Brien Won Easily From ville Is Here Ready futile,, according to a story printed and B.lberfeUl'3 single. Catcher Neidar- American f>r*jcne. kor'b formerly with Atlanta, reported for Business. By Carl Taylor. bv Williams and Manning, resulting in here today. CLUBS. Vf. L. P.C. CL. - Mack Is nald to have repeated his to Mobile and played in today's game. Hirst—Made Big Hit With • , Just another little argument to prove outs and saving hits, were the other New York. 16 ^ .640 Macon 23 10 .697 fielding features. ' 1 Detroit. ... 19 11 .633 Albunj> 52 15 .0*7 statement that Baker would not be The Hox Score. < - -that ball games are not won until the Klwert was the only .man to secure Chicago.. . 20 12 .625 Charleston. 1*0 14 .5BS allowed to ploy with any team but the >• 'k- PO- * CHAT. nb. V. n, po. • Fans—Underwood Won a. Scott Perry, ''tire big right-hander :. Anal man in the ftnal inning has been Boston 13 10 .565 Columhua . 19 14 .576 Athletics. , North«rn,rf -.4 W » 2 0 John scon. If ...i l' 2 ? 0 more' than one safe blow, getting two U'GllUf .....4 recently purchased by Manager Smith retired is' but "to siye the -Crackcr- in an equal number of times at oat.' M'ashlng'n. 12 14 .t&'J Savannah. 14 18 .438 from the Louisville club of the Amer- s Cleveland. 12 10 .428 Jacknon 13 'JO .394 « a 5 a MTwuitekfrt '3 ! i a J Decision Over Budd. ('. ican association, reported yesterday ti>' Traveler bos score of Wednesday aft- How They Scared. ' Augusta _ 2 21 .304 Pcrry.Sb '".'.'.".'.4 b tX Phtlttdel'a. 11 20 .355 Cvltiuuii.lb ..U Manager Bill smith and was out in •rnoVm the double O. The Crackers counted first in the St. Luuis. . 10 19 .345 Columbia.. 12 21 .364 Ulltar.Cf S S ii! JiS^i 1 ! S'S I uniform. , . - For seven and t WOT thirds innings lit>bitrd,iw :t -t> t-> o- ;t• -- fr.aii :::;;4 u o-1 » fourth. Jjee. first uu, singled to left, Natlmjul GEORGIA-ALABAMA , .,...... After Roy Hirst had been knocked i'erry has not yet signed his contract, litndy Hiett. the Crackers' rangy righi- advanced, to second on Williams' Intield' Federal I>acu< Nehierkoni.c .a 0 o i KIUIMIULC ....3 « 1 and Manager Smith Dinted last' night nazider, hud t he Tra velei-s b uffaloed, CLUBS. W. L. CLUBS. W. L. - to the fjoor twice -"and Waa fill in. out. went to third on Bisland's single Pittsburg. . IS 12 . Philadel'a... 17 10 .630 * that he did not know just when ' he and had Driven up but three hits; no to left and scored when Jantzen pulied P Referee Mike Saul stopped the Hirst- : would. The local mogul will haVe to Newark... IS 12 .600 Chicago... 1ft 1^ .&71 Totals 31* 0 3:17 I2 | oLaI« 32 .1 15 27 10 Traveler had readied third, and in gen- down Mo rail's liner. Chicago. . . 17 13 .567 Boston 14 12 .538 Griffin 3, AnnUtou 9. b'Brlen light last night, awarding the - l^t one of th« present staff of twlrlen* , *ra,l local fans begran nt think that the , Jn the-eighth, with two men dqjwn, Brooklyn.. 13 13 .538 Brooklyn.. 14 14 Annlston, Ala.. May lff.-^(SpecJal.>— ttcore by innings: R. decision • to the Jacksonville boy. ' f$o to' make room for 'him and he in un- , third straight win o£ the Crackers for Kan. City. ;14 14 Plttaburg..' 14 15 . Griffin took the ftnal game of the sc- Mobile . , , | decided a.s lo who it shall be. the Travelers won the game. Elwcrt .500 . 000 000 000—0 O'Brien made quite a hit with the 1 - the first time this year had been ae- walked and Oovingtpn singled to left St. Louis. 12 14 St. Lauiw., 14 17 .452 ries from Anniaton by ^timely hitting Chattanooga 000 000 010—1 crowd at the opening show and by his Perry may be signed (up today. New .York. 11 15 and stronK pitching by Quthrie. 'Neither 1 - compliahed, When Klwert was given center. Both men counted." when the Baltimore., 13 17 .423 .Summary—Errors, J-'lick 1 Perry 1, boring tactics had the crowd with him iree transportation, and Covinston hit ball hopped away from Moran. . Buffalo 8 21 Cincinnati. 11 1C .407 team batted " --•" '* " from the atari. Roy Hirst wa« game, a sharp single to left center th.at In the eighth and ninth frames the and. although after the first round haxl . bounded over Hoy Moran's head for a Crackers got men on second, but could O*. . Oa.-Ata. I^eagrup. ' been concluded, he ^was apparently. home run, uiul both runners counted, . w. i,. P.O. CLUBS. W. L. P.C. L. S. U. football. not bring them around. • • • liothan ---- i:: 7 .63* beaten, he kept coming back fpr more the Travelers came into possession of a RoiW 9 2 .SIS i Kougc. L,a.. May 19.—Th« 3915 foot- TJie lliuE Svorf. Wuycrona.,, 10 » .528 S ,'( .727 and was wilting to tight when Saul one-run lead thut the".Crackers did not Brunswick. 11 10 .524 stopped the bout. But the Jackson- loilule of Louisiana State university I-ITTLK ROCK— ab. r. h. prt a. o. r> r, .545 nuonceU today hy the athlct'lc • »u- ovevome and the third euniw of the Thomasv'e. 10 to .500 LuGrange.. * 4 6 .400 yille boy had him ami it was only a •erltrs by a count of '2 tu i- Downev, ss. . , - . .4,0 i 3 3 0 Valdosta. . . 8 11 ,4^1 Question of time until he would put :>. Thfe schedule: shaw. rf. . . ,, . .4 0 0. 1 0 0 Griflln 4 8.333 ^•qn C'oJIdjfe at' Batan Rouge. Oct'o- Americua... 8 j^ 400 Annlatoii.. , Batteries—GuthHe over the kayo. ttreat Cam*. Jantxeu. cf. ...,,200500 3 8.273 1 Young and Dehunfy. The Under wood-Budd bout, which J jtiippl College, at Baton Rouge, Oc- The game* was one uf the prettiest Starr. 2b 300240 was the gem i - TV i n d up, was won bv" affairs Mas^cKso far this season local- Baker. If...... 3 0 a 1 0 . 0 tobe Elwert, Sb. 2 1 2 0 1 0 Rom* 7, Lntirnnar 5. _ ' Xew Orleans, May 19.—New. Orleans Underwood -by the decision route. Un- fn Vslty of Mississippi, at \OxtorA, Mi«a.. ly,, and both Fincher and Hiett were WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY TjiGrange, Ga.. May Ifl-—In a Rnme defeated Memphis v to 5 today m a Uerwood made a great fehowing and his Octo 1G. working in towmost, form. Kach team Covington, Ib.i.,. 1 1 1 9 3 0 or town ball filled with errors and j heavy hitting contest, n was the third victory came as a. small surprise, as •in School of TechnoJogrj', at X«w ' was ttble to register but four safe Gibt-on, c. .. ..\a00220 • Southern X^cttKue. \ bonchead plnva by both clubs from successive aefeat s for the visitors at Budd was figured, prior to the tight, a , icJil'|,llla* . . .JU.10U0 Ul01u0 lu102—i ;>i a vicious drive .to center. Jantaon Summary—Home run, . Covington; SU Louie in Brooklyn. i-as strong: in the pinches. With three New Orleans 110 100 Slit—7 started with the cracki of the1, bat, and. struck out, by Hiett 6, by Fincher .nen on in the ninth inning, and no one . summary—Krror.s, Allison 1, Dunckcl Moore Defeats De Oro. 1: bases on balls, off Hiett 2. off running • backward, he turned and <, ( federal out, he allowed Newnan only one run. l,j\ r;ej)Iy 1; two-base hits. Allison, Mc- New. Yor.k. May 1ft.—George Moore speared thf ball with his bare hand. Fincher 1; atoien bases, Kibel, Wil- Buffalo in St. Louis. Score by innings: . 1 R | iJ«_rm?^.-JLor?,-_Hendryx. Bluhm: three- In the sixth frame he ran almost froftn Uiams; hit by pitched ba\ll. by Fincher Brooklyn In Chicago? ; | has defended successfully his title or the score board to the edire of the fleld I < \vmianis).'Time. 1:30. Umpires, Breit- Baltimore to Pittsbur*. | champion at three-cushion billiard, MOHAWK and took Manning's fly. Nice pick-ups c-nstein and Stradford. winning a three-night match by a total • . . Georgia State' JUe I score of 150 to 1-M, although the clml- MADE WITH PATENTED 2>oth*n in Americu*. Icnger,, Alfred I>e Oro, won tonight'* , runs wick in Waycroas, block, 53 to 50. ! SLIP-OVER BUTTONHOLE humaHvllle in Valdosta. plava. Thom'as - to '^Knaupp to\ ,,. ? left on bases, Memphis 7, New Orleans, . TIE SLIDES EASIt-X i s Georgia-Alabama . y. Time, ^:OS. Umpires, CheatQutt NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE LaGran^e In Annlston. | and 1'E'enninger. Louisville Wins Two. Oriflln in Talladeea. GEORGIA LEAGUE Louisville. Ga., May 79.— (Special.) — Rome In New nan. ! Barons 3, Vo/s 2. I>oUievillc played Bartow this afternoon. \ CardM X Pbilllr» Z.. Indiana 3, Red Sox '£. 1 \Birmingham, Ala., May 19.—An . er- on the latter's diamond and won bv a "OLDEST BRAND^^IN AMERICA Philadelphia. Jlay IS.—Griner .per- Cle velancl, Alay. 11*. — Cleveland even- Orphan* 15, ror by Dodge *iii the third .inning al- score of hia, 3 to t}, of pitching to only from th* box\ but Kuth held them safe. OTHER RESULTS •» fashioned slugfest, Valdosta slamming , eighth scored another, whifch enabled bo>-e are playing- &oo-i by debut as a first baseman and did well. Minneapolis 4. St. F^ul 0. Uosta. pitched excellent ball, but Rogers*"sup- O'Day to F'eds. BASEBALL his teammates. Chalmers also gave a Score by innings: R. H. E. Xo others scheduled. •* Score by Innings: R. H. E. port failed him at critical times. splendid exhibition of twirlir.gr but he Valdosta 003 310 202^11 19 2 Chicaaro. May 19.-—H^nry O'Day, Vft- Cleveland .... 100 310 OOx— 5 10 1 The Box Seor*-. 1 was given poor support- , r Boston ..... 000 000 002 — 2 6 0 International League. Ameri*Mts ^60 340 OOx—15.18 2 eran-National leaprue umpir* and man- i Atlanta vs. Little Rock Score by innings: R. H. E. Richmond 8, Toronto 4. • Batteries—Ery, Braze and Taylor: NASH. «b. r. h. po. a BHM. . «b. r. h. po. ft Batteries — Hajgerman and O'Neill; StMek.Hb J » ^ 1 -J Mttffi-f.c-f 4 & O 1 0 ager,' practicallv ha3 concluded iii>po- St. I-.tn'tis .... 001 000 Oil—^ « ~^0 Foster. Ruth and Thomas, Carrigan. Kochester 9_ Jersey City S. Poddy and Wilkes. Time. 1:45. Um- Klnit.i-f :; 0 1 S 0 Hei»liuiw»y.3b 4 . 1 1 4) - 3 tiations for joining the Federal ]eagi.e's Ponce tte Leon Park Philadelphiii. . . UUO 000 000—0 Z a Newark 6, Montreal 0 pire. White. l)o) :t Clurk.^b 3' « 0 S ".! staff of umpires. \. Batteries,—Griner and Snyder;- Chal- White Sox 1>. Athletics 7. Buffalo 9, JVovidence 5. FAiilcl.lb- :i 't 0 ja J St.«\n.rf 3 I 1 12 I O'Day managed the Chicago Nationals Game Called 3:30 O'clock m*s-rs arid Kill if er. Chicago, , Alay ly. — The wildness of 1 HoVnelM 2, MoKnln I. lVls*.s& ...... U ON) L 4 M'Jitlilo.If ..-2 0 I » » last season. , the Philadelphia ' pitchers paved the North Carolina i,ea«ue>. Thomnsville, Ga., May Ifl.— (Special.> Furmtfi-.rf 4 (1000 Carroll,lb ..T74 0 0 14 U V Uodjc^rn 3, Red.* ». . way 'for a & to 7 victory1 for Chicago •Raleigh 0. ABheviH.e 0 (six intn^a, rain). ThomaTBville grot the deciding game in U'Cabe.lf .-..4 1 1 2 u Kllani.ss 3 0 ie Chicago ...... 001 030 05x — 9 8 '- Norfolk 3, Portsmouth 0. \ hit to left, which Stacey grot with one 'to Can-oil; sacrifice hits. McBride £. i-tiartred I*y 6them rqaajly skilled In dentidtry- W* fourth a»J flyers senaing: Wheat Tirrme hand, but COM Id riot hold, scored the jKllam; bases on balls, off Rogers 5, off do not try Co char*-* more than ouir udr«rti*rt} Batteries — \Vyckoff, Pennock and CoU«K« Batteball. from first in the sixth with a lnr.?, • Hardgrove 4: left on bases. XashvIHe price*. We know how t« do Koud work and we do It, Schang; CicotXe, Benx. Scott and Schalk. winning run. 1 double. • At Ithaca—Michigan 2, Cornell 0 Score by innings: R. H. E< 5. Birmingham 9: Hit by pitcher, by At New Haven—Brown 8. Yale 7, i Kardgrove (King); struck out, by Score by innings: • K. H. E. Cohb Rm At Cambridge—Harvard 2. Holy Cross 1 \Vaycross - - - 00* 000 010 &—1 3 2 All SUver Filings 2Sc; Atl Cement FiHfngs 2Sc Cincinnati ' . • . . 000 000 000—y -."i 1 (10 Innings). Thomasville . . 010 000 000 1—2 7 1 Hardgrove 4. by Kof?ers 4; passed ball, Brooklyn .... 000 101 OOx—2 i) 1 Detroit, May i!).—CobTj's daring on At Princeton,—Prlneeon 5, Dartmouth I Batterif-s—Vaiden and Reynolds; Sikes Wallace. Time, 2:10. Umpires, Rud- the bases ttelped Detroit defeat New At West Point—Army 4. St. John's 0 and Sh&ppard. Time, 1:45. Umpire, derham andiO'Toole. i Batteries—Ames and Clark; Coombs York, 3 to 1, today. His single In the BEST IOLD CROWNS. Ho More and Miller. , third mninjc sent Co-tfeleskie home with I^aRocque. ^ ' ^ S50O the run that tied the score. The fleet BRIDGE WORK, Per Tooth.: Pirate* 7, Bmew O. Georgian stole second and third, but AlaKffii «. FIlotM 3. .Cedartoufn Win*. NEW ANCHOR . No Less Boston. May ly,—llama ux h«ld the Brunswick,^ Ga., May 19.—(Special.)— Peckingpaugrh's .fine atop of Veach's SOUTH ATLANTIC 1 Ccdartown. Ga., May 19.— (Special.) — WONDERFUL SUCTION BCSt Set OT TCCth Braves without a run todav, while bounder over second stoped the rally. By wincing this afternoon, Dotban PitCsburg: scored seven times off the made a clean sweep of the series with In the opening game of . a series of FITS ANY MOUTH *Iii- WORK G17AK.VXTEKB In the eighth Cobb walked, stole sec- three games. Cedar town defeated the delivery of Ragiln in Vive innings. ond, advanced* on a wild pitch and came Brunswick. Rafferty hit *a home run Cruttiher. who took Kazan's place in li, Scou4n 4. over the left field fence, -' Atlanta All-Stars by the score of 4 to 0. the Boston box. did not aliow'a hit in home on 1'o.ung's single. Tyrus had Columbia, S.^ C.. May 19.—Columbia Two more games will be played Thurs- ONE PRICE DENTAL OFFICE the last four innings. four stolen bases to his credit. nit fepa'de hard this afternoon, winning Score by Innings: R. H. B. day, and Friday. • ^ v Score by innings. , R. H. E. Score by innings: R. H. E. from Jacksonville^ 11 to 3. in a game Brunswick .... 000 000 300—3 6 3 v Batteries—Cedavtown, Robertson and IO6% Whitehall Street Comer Mitchell Boston 00ft 000 000—0 6 -1 New York 010 000 000—1 G 2 Interrupted for thirty minutes toy a Dothan ..... 500 000 Olx—6 30 2 Smith: All-Stars. Parker and Wiltse. Fittsbur$ . . „ .. .3001)40 000—7 10 0 Detroit 001 000 02x—5 6 1 slight rainfall. Manager Harbison re- Batteries—Stewart and Jordan: • Batteriea-r-Ragaji, Crutcher and Gow- Batteries—Caldwell and Nunamaker; turned to the #ame after a. week's ab- Hodge andl Turner. Time, 5:50. Um- dy. Whaling; Mamaux and Gibson. Coveleskie and Stanage. aetice on account of injuries and his pire, Mitchell. work featured. Nally1. starred at bat f <;iant» .% Cub* J. on the bases and in the field, ^ New York...May 19.—New York made Score by innings: . R H E It, two out of three from Chicago today winning the deciding- jtrame of the <*erfes Jacksonville '. . |>XO 002 000— 3" 5 4 FEDERAL LEAGUE 5 to 1. The visitors hit Stroud, a New Thirty-Two^ Boys Win Columbia .... 000 521 21x—11 15 4 York youngster, hard. In the ninth Batteries^-Spoclft and Pierre; Green 34arciuard went into the box and re- and Connolly. Time, 1:59. Umpire, tired two Chicago batsmen with the Constitution Badges XrvrMTk 7, Pittubwra; 3. bases full. The Giants, drove Vaughn Plttsburg. May iy.—'19.—Thi ne wewarNewarKk Fedtea- the veteran left-hander. into retire- . Curia tl Bnhtfm S. erals defeated Plttsburg here today, In Athletic Events r 7 to 3. Moseley, for the visitors, was ment, in six innings. Murray's hitting Charleston, S. CT. May 19.—Brooks' and a ejrttat one-handed catch by the double over Burgess' head in the ninth, nnhittable in the pinches, while Hearne same player, featured. Thirty-two boys were awarded pins following singles by Basham and Wa- was touched for five hits in the third Score by innings. R. H. E by The Constitution in the athletic pin brle, save Charleston a 6~to-5 victory which netted three runs and was again Chicago 00f> 100 000—1 10 o contest being, held by The Constitution f^f1*, Albanv "ere today. This is the hit hard In, the seventh when he gave New Vurk 000 302 OOx—r, $ ^ And- the state high school association. third straight same won from the way to Barker, who stopped the scor- Batteri<:3 Adams and Archer- Babies by the Gull*. KldridRe. who Sixteen boys* won the silver, pins, while Modre by innings: R. H. E. Stroud, Marquard and My^etrs. the aarne. number won bronze pins. patched yesterday, was again on the moupd. The perfect batting of Safarie Newark .'.... 00.'! 001 300—7 10 0 Contests were held at four schools, Pittshurg .... 000 002 001—3. 7 2 and the winners of pins at each school, and Cain, and the latter's sensational fielding featured. 4 \ Batteries—Moseley and - Rariden; ROME SOY LOSES are as follows: Uearne, Bargrer and O'Connor. Newnan Public Schools—Silver pins, Score b'y Innings: R. H.'E. IN GOLF FINALS Leckle Mattox and Johiji Simms. Bronze Albany. . .* .. . .100 004 000—5 12 0 Other three postponed. pins. Nelson Steward, Tom Peniston and Charleston. . , .301 000 101—& 21 '2 New York, May 19.—Filinore K. Barge Williams. '" \ Batteries—T^awrence and Wells; Kl- Tlobeson, 'of Rochester, N. Y.. repre- Second High' School—Silver pins* ttrldge and Marshall. Umpire, Moran. ^entin^ Pawling school. Xew York. Tom Gatt and Max McCanless, won the eastern interscholastic g-olf • Second District A. &*'M.—Silver pins, iDiIJnna 3, Foxcn 1. Queries Answered. championship today in the final round Kdgar Rawls, Horace Paulk, Pierson • Savannah, Gu., May 19.—Savannah of Sfi holes, defeating Simon Dean.1 of Cleg-g, John Williams, John Bell, Han- evened the series with Columbus by Rome, Ga., and Lawrenceville school, celt Rlgson, Owen Patton, Emmett Mar- taking today's game, 3 to 1. Camnltz New Jersey, by 5 up and 3 t\> play, on tin and Richard Drexel. Bronze pins, had slightly the better of Watson in^a (Under lljls head the B^ortlny editor will the links of the Wykagy! Country club, Andrew Hobby, Tom Hagan, Roy Oha- pitchers' buttle until the ninth. endeavor to answer all question* pertaining near New Rcchelle. son,, Dennis Perkins and CV'an Bryant, to any branch ot sports.) • A few w'eeks ago Robeson won t^ie Thoma^ville High School—Silver pina. ' Score T>y innings: • R. H. E. north and south sold championship, Julius Sc-ott, Frances-Lawib and Flor- Columbus 000 000 001—-.1 8 1 A man at bat. pitcher pitch« bkll that beating a high clans field of well- ence Breen. Bronze pins, Leon Vaun, Etevannah .... 201 000 00x~^3 8 1 goes bohlnfl thR batter 'and hits h Is bat, fall- known slayers at Finehurst, N. C.. LfHtnan McCrary. Lamar Parker, John Batteries—Watson and Krebs; Cara- ing fair and stays fair. .What In it connfd- and today h^ played almost fa,u1tle«»ly. X-ewls/Guj Newton, Charles Clewia and nitz and Short. Time, J:2£, Umpire, Merrill Griffin. Lewis. 9 ' REMOVAL ITEM: Sept. 7th, 1840: Papers at St. Louis Pins have been forwarded these win- Jf Tt batter tries to get out of the way mention the arrival there of Indians from Ohio. They ners by The Constitution. TOURISTS ft, TIGKKS 3, of a ball and the ball hltn his bat, and BRITAIN STOPS RACING TUiERS J«, TOURI5S a rolls fair, or hlta fair, would you call It a are represented as well disposed and carrying with them Augusta, Ga., May ID.—Mc-Mrtnus, who talr ball or a foul ball, or strike or ball? many'of the habits and tastes of civilized life." EXCEPT AT NEWMARKET pitched a remarkable eleven-inning R. M. R. "Muckalees" No Longer; game yesterday, waa thrown into the A fair ball. London. May 19.—Walter Runclmaa. box today in a pinch, with one out and Will you please tell me through the col- president of the hoard of tAde. an- Americus Now "Orphans;" the bases full,' and wag responsible for umns of your pape,r which of the Cracker nounced tonight that the J«£key club winding the first game from Macon, 6 pitchers (Thompson or Hiett) «etn the credit had complied with a request by the to 3. The second game went six in- for the lo»s of the warn* with ^Memphis on 1840 — 1915 vernment to stop racing in Great Transfer Dothan Games ningft. None of the Augusta pitchers Thursday. May 13? A FAN. E•italn .after th-ia week for the dura- was effective, and Macon had no trou- Thompson. tion of the war, except at Newmarket ble mafcihs it 30 to 2. Harper did not Mr. Ttvinciman wrote the chief stew- The pennant- winning Americus base- last one Inning. A bets B that Tech wins th«N 1515 base- Seventy five years ago ard of the Jockey \,club that the general ball team ot the Gftorgla State league FIRST GA31E. ball serlea from Georgia. Who wins? feeling on' both sides in the'house of are known* aa tne "Muckalees" no Scoi-e by innings: R. H. E. A. AND B. commons is strongly against racing longer. ' Macon 000 300 000—3 6 3 when Ohio was an Indian country,. •nd owing to the war "it Is necessary They are now known a* the Or- Augusta. . .'. . .210 000 31x—6 14 4 to keep the WhoJe of our British rail- phans." for the next nine days the Runner on first ba«c. Pitcher throws, to Batteries—Poster and Meehati; Stone, first to catch him off. He fulls to do BO. Lamp's was established — the oldest way HVHtem free from congestion at AmericuH club . wfll play on the road, Pltyhcr then walked toward** flrat to receive , all times for the rapid transit of In l>o.than, Brunswick an A Thomas- McManua and EubanHs- Time. 1:50. boll Upon receiving it from the flrst base- brewery in America with a national troops-frtr the war." An exception is ville. , Umpire,, Lauzon, man, he make* .a motion to, throw it a,£atn made of the Newmarket, meeting be- President Dick Jem la on announced SECOND GAiME, to first, hut doea not release llie ball. This patronage. vauae the UOWP'B industries depend on last night t-hat he had transferred the motion U attempted before the pitcher takes racing:. , Score by innings: R. H. E. hbu-box. IH this tnotlon A balk? S. Should games scheduled, with Dothan for the Macon .\.660 004—16 16 0 umpire advance runner to Hecond? ' Amerlcua grounds -to EH>than at the re- Augusta. .- 000ft20 —25 2 J. D. P. Three quarters of a century of brewing quest of President Ward, of the Bo than Batteries—May and Meehan; Harncr, I. No. 2, No. DRUID HILLS GOLF club, and Manager Wagnon and his Roth -and ISurtmnka. Time, 1:15. Um- experience, enables Lerpp to give this "Orphans" will leave Amerlcus Thurs- pire, Lauren. ' Batter knocks pop fly to shortstop. Short- day morning for Dothan. i t ilop • mufff^ the b*U, but third haneman Contest Saturday for G. W. Amerl.-ua fan» saw their last ball cAtchen It before it hits the ground. In the generation the beer of perfect flavor— game Thursday afternoon. - ' batter out or hot? A FAN. ^ AdmrGolt Trophy. President Jemiaon ijr. ngurlng with TRIPLE PLAY FAILS Ho la out. several cities on the franohtae and he AVBStt f63t» The golfers of the' Orutd Hills Golf hopes to be abl« to place -.the club In TO SAVE G. M. A. NINE "^^ club will cuot«st Saturday in the quali- one of these for the remainder of the MeVey Defeat* Will*. fyinflr round for play in the tournament season. The chances are that one city Although O. M. A. pulled "k triple play New York. May 19.—Sam McVey, of fpr the George AV. Aaalr trophy. ^"IJ^V !h£ club for th* remainder in the fourth round and made several California, defeated Harry WUli, of The club handicaps wilt apply in tn* of the .first .half and another for the other spectacular piaya. It wae not New Orleans, in a ten-round bout here Qualifying, round and In th* match play second halt-season. . enough for them ^to win over Tech tonight. McVey weighed 219 pound* rounds, the first of which, will. have to High In the final- game of the season, and Wills 208. For heavyweights the be completed by May 25. the second the latter team ending the (tamo on men fougrht hard and faat. : -hy May 27. the »emi-nnaln by May GoiU Sign Karr. the long end of a 3 to 2 score. Tech McVey topk every round but the sec- 2> and the finals by May SO. High played the game with an almost ond. In the fourth a left jab cut In high quality and sheer goodiicss the flavor In the first, flight the finale will' be . Mobitjt, Ata., M«* l».^-Th« 'Mobile entirely new teajn In the- (Icld,; and Wills' right eye.'which troubled him in «t thirty-six holes, while in the other baMball club of thT Southern associa- with the exception or the .pitcher and the remaining rounds. Will* took a of Falstaff defies description. \ flights but eighteen. tion announced Here today the purchase catcher, none of their player* had been count of nine seconds In the -ninth Bt»r Ja, «, f««d. Br««d u.nu buer are msde of Pitcher Bonny Karr, from the O*- in their line-up prior to this game. round after - receiving &• left io the of th* ~B*,me materials: careals, }-tt«*t s-nd Harper Harl* No-Hit. trolt ^American leaBuev club, lie "will The game was a freak affair.' with, body- and a left hook to the Jaw. wat«r. Br*ad Is solid; beer is llqukl—pnth report here Sunday. every kind ot baseball being played. •r* highly nourtoblac*. PlM'sJcUa* pr*Mcrtb« Minneapolis, Minn., May 19. —-Harr y By winning this game Tech High V be*r fo produc* «n*r«:y, build tlctme *ti4 Harper, the ,20-year-old leftrhunded ended the season with an average of t •trens^hm n*rv»s, Uood b«er !• th« elixir • pltcner recently obtained by( th* Mln- to Sally. .600, having won six and lost lour Evan* 1OO, Markf SI. of 1H». n*»p«lia association club from Wash-, games. .%i '- Bvans defeated Marks. 100 to $1. t ns ton, pitclutd a no-hit, no-run game Mobile, AU., May 13. —&«org e Baum- Score by Innings: R. H. B. Thursday night In the finst gam« oC »*Vlj.»t St. Paul today, Minneapolis ardaer, who has been tilting the u'tfl- O. M. A. 00] 700 000—3 S 19 the second round of the state pool ^winning, 4 \to 0, Hsrptr struck out R,y role for tbe Mobile club, haa been Tech High . . . OUO 001 101—3 7 13 tournament at the Montgomery .billiard Atlanta Bottling and Distributing Co., Distributor, 99 Peters St, Atlanta. Ga. ' Bient walk«d M**a and wa« plac«d with the Augusta, club ot III* -ton and OaU; Bmltu parlor*. Tonight Marti* maeti ak*l- wttb ttoutb AUaatio l*sw«« W . ,, ( • . ,' • ._• idaata 4*»&~faB. IJaJn 3793

lEWSFAPESr lEWSFAPESr THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, CKa, THUBSDAY, MAY. 20, 1915. Page Kleven

Luck, $1.75; Success, »1.80; Rourh tl.SO. PROFESSIONAL VIEWS , Beana—Lima, T%; pink, 7.40; Qoldeu Grain. $7.80; pan- Offset Bearish Developments that market relatively a* compared with , WH MEXICAN PATBOli _ «„« Corapanr.* __ ... this nmrk«t. It wquld appear a* though Oran«*p. C fornl*. box - *3-5£ cake, per case, $3.00. the EncltHh merchants fcad h»dg*d In tola Or*n *». Pl *•*• toOX . »*.Dl Larti and Compound—Coltolene, >7.20; V Snow Drift, caaen, »C.OO; Scoco. 8H: Flake. STOCKSJpSOAY market About as much of this cotton a* they , Orap* .fruit. IW .??7..".'. «.«2.50 wlnh to d», as th« Americana arW-prwented Mexican Launch Ensenada At- Apple4 barrel White, 8. , I Diversion of Staple in Liv- from buying: u Jn Liverpool and hedfeinr it Apple., Sour Gherkln«~Per cr«t«t fl.80; keg». Cotton Region BalMin.' 16,50^8.00; «weet mixed, ke«a, here by law. "We WaVe the unusually anmrl ^ tacks American Launch II.OOQ»3-: »12.fiO. for the tw«nty-four ' hour* «»dlnv at differences between the two markets * -w'nen Lemons; new crop. ' box ' - -. Olives, SQc to }4.GO per dozen. Secondary Railway Shares erpool and the Favorable a. m,, meridian tlm*. May 19. 19IB: we consider the high freight rates. Our But Is Driven Off.. Sugar—Granulated. 6 ^4 ; powdered, market, however, waa steadier than any one <-ubei-. *; Domino. 9'^. * a n d Wabash Railroad Weather Fail to Depress thought that it could be. through a »maU ATLANTA LIVJC STOCK MAMKET. ooverlng demand Xrom' the recent B«llera. T which absorbed all the offerings and slowly San Diego. Cal., May 19.—The Amer- On ion a. whit*, crate (By "A . H. 'White, Jr., of the Whit* Pro- Bonds Show Decline, But v advanced fn nplt« of a bearish Hent1m«nt on ican fishing launch New Ancono ar- Potatoea, Irlnh. old, «ck ... vision Company.) Market. the pro*pecta of rather poorer weather con- 0 8 Irl8hg new> drum Good to choice steera, 800 {to 900 pounda. ditions. Of co u rue, every one realises that rived here today with bullet holes in Potat ^ " . United States Bonds Ad-, the entire nation to •waiting th* adjustment .her hull. recelVed,- her captain, Joseph TomatSes, fanc'y^crate ".'. !."."" iteerv, 740 to 800 pounds, $6.00 to of the questions arising out of thd Lusltanla, Kseolaniui, declared, in an attack by Tomato««, choice, crate diimster. which appeals forcibly to the South KKI? plant,, fancy, crate n to good steers, 700 to SOO^poundB, vance. American countries an to ourselves. the. Mexican patrol launch Ensenada. -Beans, green, drum/ JC.OO. i HUBBARD BROS. A CO. Captain Escolajnus said he was at- iKiUash. yellow crooked, drum Oooti to choice beef cows. 800 to 931.75 l Grlffln, clear. would seem to indicate that the trad* 1» Oood to choice heifers, fifiD to 7BO p»undJ), features today's (stock market wa« al- "Macon. cl*»r . . I-c«*rer California, and San l>iego, and together a repetition of the previous awaiting the settlement of certain political J4.&0 to I6.SO. Itootleello, el**,r . ., lnBV.es before making 'new commitments of waa fly ins the American flag. His The bove represents the ruling price of session. Dealings'again were light and Jfewnan, clear . . . \ .00 eooti quality beef cattle. Inferior .00 importance. At the *ame time the markat CT9W ot three men crouched behind Poultry and inHi0tiifica.nl -and price, changes Irreg- Borne, cloudy . . . reflects a well liquidated potation, for de- Hena, • alive .. . anil dairy types Helllnjr lower. Closed ateody, Tallapoosa, cliuu- . . .00 *pite favorable • weather throughout th« fish nets, fired eighteen shots and the ular and narrow. international con- Toccoa. clttar ." . .00 Knaenada aheered oK, the captain ie- Prys. alive .., ditions were once more the chief in- Acuth and the uncertainty as lo the char- l>ucka. - alive !. ! Medium to good steers. SOO to 900 < pounds, BANGK IN NEW Weat Point, clear . . .00 acter of Germany's reply to the American ported Turkeys, alive . . $5 :>o tu $6.00. fluence •Chattanooga, cloudy . .00, note selling prepare is entirely ieckin*. £n»enada part u.uthofitie& ana Rooster*, alive, en j Medium to grood cows. 700 to 900 pounds. London's iwarirets reflected the^ con- I I I Greenville. 8, C., cloudy r JAY. BOND & CO. Guineas, alive. «*, cern felt in that quarter regarding tne , |OpBn|Hlgh|.L.p\v Spur tan burg-, cloudy , . American-owned, fishing boats Have | Mixed cbmmon, $3.50 to $4 25. impending changes in the British min- \ b«en at outs lor i>unitj time. Hentj, dressed v 9.761 3.7«| Frys. dressed .. '.'. Good fat oxen. $5.2* to $5.75. istry 'lutcfcpt lor specialties, extreme Mch. Texaa RaJnfaU. OCevsases received here from En- Ducks, dr eased I Medium fat oxen, $4 26 -to $4.75. fluctuations were within a point. Mex- May . Henrietta, 0.20 ; Spur. 0. 26. WEfKLY WEATHER •enada aaid that one uf the Mexican Turkeys. leted Springfield, Ills., May 19.—Governor , ?8.1B; Sure Biscuit (self-ris- higher. worked higher on cover ins by recent\ I>unnefs 45,000,00 D deep waterway bill. which fell 2 points on heavy offering. "yatlsfactory growth la reported In the ing). »8.05; White Lily , J8.0&: Total sales, par value, aggregated Hellers and a moderate demand from southern districts tt> the eastward of th.« . aiming at acontinuous water route be- Whit* Lily (Mlf-rlalng, 12-lb sacks). 18.15, Hogs, scarce; market strong. trade BOUI-COS, with the close steady at MlfcsN^fppi, where cuitlvatlon is In progress, tween the great laic^s a^d the O\ilf of AmbroGla Chi^heat patent >. 18.00: Puritan a. not advance of y to 7 points. Oi-blcs .nul tn isfctlons uhrre Kermlnatioft had been Mexico, v.-on its t\rs=,t \utory in the leg- (highest pat«nt>. J8.00; Home Queen od patent). $7.80; Tulip Flour (low Cornneld picnic hams, 6 to 8 average. . 11V* continued nervousness o\ er political Montgomery . New York Finances. connecting the Chicago dram use canal conditions. Forecasts lor unsettled 'and the Illinois river. V Cornfield breakfast bacon .14 Mobile . . . Ne York. Mar 19 — Mercantile paper, Meat'. Sacked. Per Bu.—Meal, plain. 144-lb. Cornfield sliced breakfast bacon. 1-lb. Low. Close. weather in the south and lower tem- Memphia . . 3'*iS4 In a(ivoc*tling; iha w aterway plan sacks, $1.00. Meal, plain. »6-lb. sacks, $1.00; cartons. 12 to case $3.00 peruturesw in the western 'belt served .00 before a joint session .of the legisla- Amal. Coppsr. ViokhhurE . - ^rorling fschange weak, 60 day bills. Meat, plain, 4K-lb. Backs, $1.02; Meul. plain, Grocers* bacon, -wide and narrow 1* Am. Agricultural . ?? . &1 to pi omole some covering", however, .00 ?4 ~:>. fur cable?. *4.781o; tot demand ture today. United Suvtess Senator J. 24-tb. Backs. $1.04. Cornneld fresh pork uau±,age, link or American Can. . . and the market steadied riffht after the Little Hock .* ,00 54 7»7f>. JUamllton l^ewjs saut thai it was his Grain. Sacked. Per Bu.—Corn, choice bulk, 25-lb. buckets 1» Am. Car & Foundry & 0 & o v» (call. General business remained very Houston . . .30 liar sil\er. 49 \. idea that in the event the United States white milling, $1.O2. Corn No. 1'. white, .Corntietd J wleneru, 10-ib. cartoiia IS American CHi"» • - .... i4 IOG ^4 woather report. est yesterday. {Low»at for 24 hours ending Call money, i-leiiijy, hi«h, 2; low, IV; rul- which undoubtedly would bo Chicago. 3-bu. sa.ck. & $1.10. ; Amber canw seed, 3-bu. Cornfield lard, tierce baati*i A 11% f This was quite as bearish as expect- »uch a waterway would pi ove of the Am. Tel. £ Te\.. .1 119 119 » a, m.. 75th meridian Um«. except wh«r» iT)R ntt*. 2. laf-t loan, i- , clohinj? bid; 1\; sacks. $1.10; Seed Barley. $1.20. Country style lard. 50-lb. can* a C0 ed, indicating that the past week had other* He Indicated. off bred at J. greatest value. • He said it could be Hoy, Etc. — Alfalfa Hay, No. 1. $1.30; , Compouhd lard, tierce bu^Ia 98% been the most favorable so far this NOTE—Tbe average high**! »nd lowest used In the transportation of war mu- Timothy. No. 1, large bal«», $1.40: Ti--ithy,. | ix S. extra rlba AtlantiAS!b.£nc Coaa? .'t :Lin :e : ^ »»w 10"»'*'.8 104 aeason, but as it brought out no fres'i temperature^ arc made up at e»c!j center nitions in tire same manner that the No. 1, small bales. $1.35. Light Mixed Kay. i. iS. bellies, medium average Baltimore & Onlo.. 7^ Tlfli i^ i-eliiny prebfcufi;, the market soon turii- trom the actual number ot reports received, COTTON MOVEMENT. European waterways are. being used. large bales. $1.35 ; Bermuda Hay. Due : >. 'H bellies, llgijit average Canadian Pucific . IwS 1&7 1^7 +-d firmer on renewed covering, with tire a,prt the average prectpl tat Ion from t he United "States. Senator L. Y. Sherman Straw. 6»c: C. S. Meal. Harper's, *i9.00. C. Ceijtrai I^eatlier . . 3i\ 3."> Va 3.» n umber of nation* reportlnc 0-10 jnun or, J active months selling a,bout 7 to y points Atlanta. Kte.ii]>. i*%. alao addressed the legislature, indors- S. Meal, BuCkeye. $28.50; C. S. Meal, Cremo Ch.esapea.ke & Ohio. 42'^ 4U A J i mora. Th* "Stut. of weather" I* that pre- feed, $26.00; C. S. Hulls, square sacks. $9.00. COTTON BEING GROWN J net higher in th« late trading;. The vailing mt th» time of th» observatloa. N.'\v York, quiet, u fiO. ina; the measure. ^ Chicken Feed. Per Cwt. —Aun t Patsy Chi.. MIL. * St. 1 , «»>,* h9 »» close was a shade otf from the best under realizing1- Private cables attrib- bales^ 4-25-lb. ^a«ks. I2.55<; Aunt Patsy IN NEW SOUTH WALES Oeneral "Electric . .16U"« l&uiA liO^ 150 "' BcviBrkiL \ , Port Movement. Mash, 106-lb. sacks, fS.40: Purtna Chowder. I Gr^a.1 Northern pfd,.117W 116"i» 117^ uted the decline in Liverpool to renew- Summary of weather and crop conditions N'ew Orleans—Middling, 9,oo; recelnts, 1- 100-lb. racks. ^ J2.50; Purina Plseou Feed. ed hcdsintr against diverted cotton, but 180. nalci'. €03. block. 2^3,757. PRESIDENT WILSON Washington. May 19.—An experi- Illinois Central . .J08 108 140S 106 In the cotton belt for the week ending 100-lb. sacks, J2.BO; Puriua Scratch. 12- Intcr.-llct. pfd. . . 70% t,9 6S o» one of the reports received said that May IS, 1915- Galv<"-ton—Middling, 9 10, receipts. 5.943; pkg. bale?. ?2.50; Purina Scratch. 100-lb. mental crop of cotton planted at Mir- sports, 11200 .sale.-. 1.188; ock, 32-1.9S6. BACK AT WASHINGTON 1 Kan. City aouthern, L'C'/a 20% >'b J-i ^bW ihei e were indications of an Improv- Washington. D. C . May 19, 1915 — ht yacks, 12. jO: Victory Baby Chick , 100-lb rool, Xew South Wales, by- an Amerl*- l^ehlffb Valley . -.140 140" 140 139 W ing demand frcxm India in the Manches- Gener.ii]y wurm weather with good raln-^ JU,V>H*>—SlldrlMirgr—., 8.7G.,, receipt?re.c 2. sales, ...ach-*, »i:.50. Victory Scratch. 100-lb. sacks. can settler, experienced in cotton- In central and eastern portions of tfie 25, stu<_k. 2;:,H^1 S2-10. Daisy Scratch, 100Mb. sacks. J^J5, Louisville & Naahv..llti 110 US HlV-i ter niai ket. The smaller arrivals of Savannah—ilidOling-. S.L'5; ^Vashlngton, .May 19.—Tho yacht. growing, is attracting more than Liggett & Myers '. . . . iiOO 200 consigned cottpn from the south re- cotton belt, where germination and receipts. 766; Beet Scraps, per 100-lb. sacks. JJ.35: Beet ordinary Interest, accordm^ to a. re- growth had been retarded on act ount sa.lt-*. 500, sto.-k. 107 79-t. Mayflower, returning from Ne'w York i Scraps, | per 50-lb., sacks. 11.35, Oyster Shell, UorH'.ard Co .-. . • • • 1»« 1»« ported at New "York today may have — with Presidert't Wilson and his party. , | p port from American Vice Consul E. V. Missouri Pacific . . ll«t lO^i 11 12 of dry weather, and general absence of •Ie«t'on—Middling. 9.00; receipts, 73; per lOOVi nacks, 75c, l helped the afternoon rally as tending rain In Texas and Oklahoma, w here anchored tomgrht in the Potomac river Kichardson at Sydney, issued today. Me*. Petroleum. . . 68% 64^ «D% »>7 to t onfirm predictions that the decline Feed. Per Cwt.—Arab Horse * .Five acres were planted. The cotton New York Central tU ka% warm/ dry weather was needed, made Vi UmSngton—Nominal, receipts. , 1,-ififi; 'below \Vabhingrton. and will dock Feed. $1.95, Repeter Horse Feed, $185. Vlc- In" futures would check the movement this the moat favorable week of the sea.- sloi-k, 51 S30 \ the navv yard tomorrow. >ry Hor^e Feed, $1.90; King Corn Horse has done well, ant! at the prevailing N. f., N. H. & H. . 6S!^_ 61^ b^=)4 62 of cotton in this direction, and Jt seem* Tf>\as Cif.,;—Receipts. 1.S.13 rate of wages the settler believes he Norfolk & IVestefn.lOj 102 10^ 102 tsnn In the cotton belt, In the central The vessel cpuld have.made the city Feed. $1.80, A, B. \ Horae Feed, $1.70: Northerh Pacific . 104^4 103^» 104% 108% probable that recent sellers have felt and eastern portions late-planted cotton N.»i folk—Middling. 9.00, receipts. 279- to.night. but jt was desired to give the J une Pasture Dair. Feed.., .»1.55. can make a fair profit on his venture more or less disappointment that south- 1» now coming up to a good mend, while «i I**. Ji9 -took. 64.513. If the experiment IH successful, the Pennsylvania . . .197'it 106^, 106^ lOti^ 1 president another night on the \water Meal, 100-lb sacka, $1.43. Beet Pult, Reading 14^^. 1413* 14.JJ& 142J* ern spot markets have not shown more In Texaa and Okls-homa. tin replanting JiiiUimorf—Middling, 9% . stock 2 >SS before his return to work. ^acks. $1.65. ' ^ | commission of agriculture of the col- disposition to follow the decline in w hied had been greatly delayed Js now Ho^tun—ilklilUnb'. 9.55, reecJ^ta, 1.6S7; Rep. Iron & Steel . 26'> L'G^a 26»« -I. Vs» e\pnri.-, ii-l. stotk. 13.400. Shorts. Bran and MJ11 Feed—Fane ony considers there should be little do. pfd *>-' »- spocula,ti\ e markets. Exports for the about finished. Tbe crop outlook Is Fepd. 7T.-lb sacka. $2.00; P. \V. Mill trouble inducing settlers to plant suf- Rock Island Co. - ^ ^2 day were 16.602 bales, making- 7,692,- much improved in all portions Qf th« J-hUiidcMphla—.Middling. 985' stork 5111 T^-lb. %acka, $1.90; Georgia Feed, ._ ._. . ficient cotton next year to warrant in- belt. The \\eek was generally favor- Xr-\v \ ork—Middling. 3,60, exports, 4J5/ do. pfd ft ft ft ** 807 so far this season. Port receipts btm k. 1'3->.2S7, fiick.^ $1.85; Gray Short*. 100-lb. sacka. I St. L. & San Fran. '• able In the southern truck!«K districts STEAMSHIPS $1.95. Brown Shorts, IQO-lb., sacks, 17!)72. United States port stocks 11.212,- mid all crops are generally Improved, i .Minor Ports—Receipts, 4,923; exports, 4 - Germ Meal. 100-lb. sacks, $1.70, \Gerra >IeaI, 2d pfd r,^4 ^^ 667. Interior receipts 6.231. CLARK.\ 923, stock. 29.670. 75-lb. sacks, $1.70; Bran P. TV., 100-lb. GOV. MANNING FIGHTS Seaboard Air Lin* 14 14 Spot cotton i|uu't; middling uplands C. f. von HERRMANN. Total today—Receipts, 17,972. exports'. lt,.- sackB, $1.65; Bran P. W-. 75-lb. sacks. do. pfd ,.. 35 34i,4 9.60; sales 1.600 bales. *• ' Section Dlr*ct*r. 6flL', j-tock. l.refi.42S. i Slosa-Shef. S. * 1 2* 3& t Tolul for Week—Receipts. 67.406; sexpkrts. $1 65. ^ CHARLESTON "TIGERS" Southern P^cllic . . 87% St>ft» S6"5» ift\i ^\ew Or lean* >Iarfc» Time. Salt—Salt Brick . pejr case, $2.35; Salt Red Southern Hallway . 1C *, lu ^ 1«"'S Di4« Liverpool Cotton. Total for Season—Receipt?, 10.272,003, ex- market took on a decided waiting at- Rock, der c»t.. $1.10; Salt Ozone. 30 pkps.. Oolumttla, S. C.. May 19. — That state per case, $1.00; Salt Ozone, 26 pkgs, per constables were lordered to Charleston Tennessee Copper .33 32 % 32 % 3 J ^ titude today and became a very small Liverpool. May 19 —Cotton, spot barely Established 1840 , . , affair. In the early part of the ses- steady: good middling. R.57V middling-. case. S5c; Salt Chiip pe pew , 100-lb.. , to enforce the -state laws regulating 1 Intrrinr MeTemont. Texas & Pacific '. .. . 13U 13 'A sion prices lost 2 to 5 points on poor 6."1; low middlings 4.77. Sale. *, 7.000, for Salt, Chippewn, 60-1 b. sacks. 31c; Salt, the sale of intoxicants was announced speculation and export. 1,000. receipts, <5,- Houston— Middling. 9 *>». receipts 3.5S3; EUROPE via LIVERPOOL Ciilppewa, Z5-lb. BB.cfc!T, 19c; Salt, V. B.. 100- , today by Governor, Manning, who ap- Union Pacific .'. . 1*4*A 128% 124Vi 123^ cables, but the market developed no shipment. 2,873. sales, 42S; stock. 95,994. lb. sacka, 6=c: Salt, v. p., 50-lb. :ks, 3lc: pointed the special agents. This ac- U. S. Steel. . .' . . 62% &2 E.ES u2 real selling power and at noon had 000. Memphis—Middling, 91^, receipts. 841- do. pfd. 100 10E 105 105 Futures quiet. Salt V. P., 25-lb. sacks, 19c. i tion is regarded at c recovered the losm In the (afternoon shipments, 1.7 Ml. sal«3, 450; stock, 122.372 Transylvania, Fri,, June 4, 5P.M. These quotations »re f. C- b. _ Utah Copper , . . . «S\» 63V4 6a% . *3« prices went 3 to 6 points over yester- Range In Liverpool futures Wednesday- Aujjusta—Middling, 9 13. i reecipis. 67; an*&«d subjec. aui,tat,o»t to markes iti-i:..t changes. b. *. t^Spectf. :o( ^: 1 iils^^fK^AWo' result of the failur f j£¥§r &$£, Va.-Caro. Chemical .... fB$i 2fl \ Prev. shipment-. 7CS, «alfs. 653; stock, 108.J4J Tuscania. - Fri.. June 18, 5P.M. of Charleston, to ccomplo y with certain day's last figures and closed 4 to 5 Opening Range. Close. Closr prices Jan.-PPh. . .'5.'i4 @5.GO 5.r>9 G.65 fahipmont". 3,2 SO stork. 29.7C3. Orduna. - Sat.. June 26. 10 A. M. Correspondence that \ contains pointed Am. Beet Su^ar .. 44 •13% 43% 4J3 The news of the day was mainly bear- March-April \. ..'>.OSHi po.SS ish in tone, but be;ira displayed cau- Cincinnati—Keceipt*, 3.004 ; shipments. l,~ Transylvania. Fri.. July 2. 5P.M. GROCERIES. Statements has passed between these Total saletf Wednesday, IK.^00 stares. Ma>-.Tune . ' .5.10^ 1 M4URETANIA,SatvJu!yJO, 10 A M. ^Candy—Stick, 7^4; mixed, 7H; cfcocolate. on tha stump last summer that he One reason for this was the threatened July-Aug. . .5 24in5?5 22 6.21 5.27 shipment. '. 14J. sn.lfp,«a42. stock. 20,198 Bonds In New York. bad weather over the belt and the fear Ausr.-Sept 5.37 Dallas—Middling: S.60; sales, il." -\ Tuscania, - Fri.. July 16, 5 P. M. would stop the illegal sale of whisky. In Oct.-Nov. . -fi 4S^»^5.46 -Canned -Oooto 'jP«rfc: «.B*" tw*n»,- 1m, la Charleston. V. S. 2s reclatereA .. .. •..,...... of lower temperatures in the. northern Total Today—Receipts; 6,870; shipments. Orduna, - -'Sat. July 24. 10A.M. .i,d aa. ll.»0 to »4.20. Com. Jl.Tfr to $2,4*. do. coupon .^ .„ portions. The weekly weather and crop 10.309. stock, S9y 23S _'*aD, |1.»« to M-ZO. String beans, la a« 17. S. 3a reglsKred .. .. ,...... summary was very favoraibie, calling Dry Goods. Traniylvania, Fri., July 30. 5P.M. and 38. |1.90 to 94,50. Salmon. r*d Arco, FIRST PROXY MARRIAGE .100% this last the most favorable of the sea- Metals. 17.00; Chums, |3.7£; pink. »4.25. Veml loaf, U. S. \4n re*Tlst*red V. "..".."..",'' .".109 son. and indicating that the crop was New York. May 19.—Cotton pood.-* ''quie1t MAURETANlA. Sat., Aug. 7.10 A.M. one-half. ' 12.SO. Asparagus tips, H.50 to TAKE$ PLACE IN PARIS do. coupon .110 making rapid progress. Xo selling of and steady today. Yarns steady. There via. * Xe Vnrk. May 19 —Lead, t-i.17 34,23. »o.OO. Tuna fl»h. la, $S.25; " Panama 3s coupon n.n active trade In burlap at rij-lns prices Tuscania. - Fri.. Aug. 13. 5P.M. |S.aO. Con- Paris. May 19. —-Th e first marriage by .lOO consequence came after the posting of Sprlter unquoted. . . .. Hvaporated American Agricultural Ba ., . .109 Tor Immediate ami future delivers. Worsted At London—Lead, f "0 2 6d@£29 Ifls. milk. }2.75 to f3.25. proxy In this city took place yesterday these reports. ' -• \ yarns flrm but quiet. L,icea and embroid- Oysters. Alligatorv . American Cotton Oil, 5s. bid . . . 9394 Ppot cotton quiet, unchanged. Pales Speltfr.' 167 10s. ROUND THE WORLD TOURS .^0; Pearls. »l.tQ. In the Latin quarter. Alfred Lorin, the American Tel. & Tel. cv. 4^s .100 eries quiet. Copper, unsettled; olectrolyt: 111.00; bridegroom, a Paris attorney, now a on the spot 635 bales; to arrive 130. ha.lt — IDO-lb. bags, 55c; Ice cream. fl.OO; n American Tobacco 69, ofd casting. J18.u05?lS.7:)*t >> \ Granocrystal, SOc, No. 3 barrels. J3.25 soldier at the fr° t. was represented Atchlaon een. 4al . .. .~ Good ordinary 6.99; strict good'ordinary Tin dull and easy, J36.75. bid. Arm and Hammer Soda, *3-05; keg »oda.. by his friend. P*irmln Souq. The bride Atlantic Coaat Line col. 4a.. 7.55; low middling 8.18; strict low mid- Provisions* Iron, steady and unchanged, v \ COMPANY'S OFFICE. 31.34 STATE ST. Jc;, Royal Baking Powder. 1-pound. J4.80; •wo,s Mile. Marip Marti gny. The cere- Baltimore Jfe Ohio cv. 4 Ha: ^ dling: 8.63; mlddlnff 9: strict middling Chicago, May 19.- A t London—Spot copper, t75 5s; futures, K. T_ Oil LOCAL -pound. *5.QO. Horeforda. |4.5fl/ Good mony was performed in strict privacy. Central of Georgia 5s $.25, pood middlinK 9.57; strict urood Pork. 5*7.65. £Tfi 5s. Central Leather Bs.. ,\ middling 3.04 ' Upceipts 1,180; stock Lard. J9.4I! n. Chicago, B. & Qulnjulnccy Joint 4B.' Chicago. Mil. " St* . Paul cv. 41, JErle gen. 4a Illinois Central ref. 4a ." * " Louievllle & Naahvllla un. 4a Llergrett & Myera Ca ',' " ' ,100 Best Book of the Day! Best Book Bargain of the Year! Lorlllard 5s. bid . 99 & We own and offer Mlaaourl, Kan. & Texas 1st 4m.. _>. , 75 N« w Tork Central gen. S Us , 79% N. Y.. N. H. ft Hartford cv. «a" *" "T ,10» Norfolk & Western cv..»y,B.. ' 101 $i Northern Pacific 4».. .. 913 Pennsylvania cv. S»4s (1915) *' ' ,100 Reading gen. 4s.. .. 94 $75,000 Republic Iron A Steal 5a h»40>,* bid' St. Louis & San Fran. ref. 4- bid Seaboard Air Lin* adj &a " Southern Bell Telephone 6s, bid ' ' ' Southern Pacific cv. 4s.. .. ' Southern all way SB...... do. gen. 4s Texas Company cv. 6s. bid Texaa & Pacific Int .. Union Pacific 4« U. B. Steel 5m...... 101 i, TAX FREE yirislnl.-earallni Che'miisi' 6, " " g.. 3d. & St. P cv. s». '" . 95V4 York Central

Washington, May 19.—Lines of Bteamshipa under the Stars arid Stripes Limited Offer! nailing- regularly between the United 4% States and South 'and Central America are suggested .13 one of the benefits Tbe Complete Set Only which may result from the fan-Ameri- can Financial conference here next week In a statement tonight by the treasury department. "France, Germany. England and GOLD BONDS Italy," says the statement, "for many V years have fostered commercial rela- tions -with our sister republics of Cen- Dated April 1st, 1915. Denomination $1,000 tral and South America by subsidized S1.5O steamship lines and chains of active • Bonds in Coupon form, subject to Registration and substantial banking interests. Only the United States has held back Principal and Semi-annual Interest (Apr. & Oct. 1st), payable In N. Y. Our trade with South and Central By Mail $1.65 America has been steadily Increasing but until now it has been without anv FOR support of established steamship lines MATURITIES & PRICES —with on« jBcept on which till' lately flew the British flan—and with prac- tically no banking facilities prior to $5,000 April 1, 1925 ... 95.62 $5,iOO April 1, 1932 J - 93.54 the present efforts which are beinK Constitution Readers made under the federal reserve sys- 5,000 " 1926 - - - 95.28 5,000 » 1933 -- 93.29 tem. 5,000 " 1927 - - - 94.96 5,OflO " 1934 -. 93.05 Six Volumes "There is not n. single regular Ameri- Bound In Red Large Type can steamship service to any port in 5,000 " 1928 - - - 94.S5 5,000 " 1935 - - 92.83 Nearly 3,000 Pages English Buckram Bible Paper South America, except to tfose of 5,000 " 1929 - - - 94.35 5,000 « 1936 - -> 92.61 5,000 " 1930 ... 94.07 5,000 " 1937 -- 92.40 5,000 " 1931 - - - 93.8o " 5,000 » 1938 - - 92.21 $5,000 April 1,1939 ...... 92.02 GEN. T. H. HUBBARD Rudyard Kipling SUMMONED BY DEATH FINANCIAL STATEMENT Attractive New LOTUS EDITION offered by special arrangement New York, May 19.—General Thomas . Hubhard, a prominent attorney and Assessed Values, 1914 $10,064,180 ' with Thomas Nelson & Sons of London and Edinburgh, at an introducto- director in many railroads and financial ry price lower^ than was ever known. institutions, died here today. He was Total Debt (Inc. this Issue) . . . . .$6O3,OOO a civil wa*r veteran. He was in liia seventy-seventh year. He had been ill Less Water Debt & Sinking Fund . . 85,OOO tor abo-ut two weeks with erysipelas. General Hubbard had been a well- NET DEBT ...... 518,OOO The Constitution known figure in New Tork financial, le- One Free Library Coupon gal and social circles for more than forty years. He was a native of Maine, POPULATION, 1910 CENSUS, 12.O99 Plus the trifling expense of 25 cents per volume, to defray the cost of importing. and came to New York to practice law ahortly after the war. He immediately became interested in railroad enter- POPULATION, 1914 CENSUS, 15,OOO handling, etc. Don't forget that. these are fine cloth-bound books, printed on prises. In .recent years he served as Bible paper, large type. -It's a low tariff bargain that has never before been president of the International Banking: corporation and aa a director of the -possible — and it may never be possible again. National Bank of Commerce,, the West- These Bonds are a direct obligation of the City ern Union Telegraph company and Kipling's Most Famous Books Are in This Set— Six Volumes $1.50 other institution!!. of Rome, and protected by all the taxable property. Condition of Gremk King.,P_ v Clip tne Fre;e Library Coupon From Another Page of Today's Paper Athena, May IS.—(Via JLondon.) — With the exception of a troublesome cough the condition of King: Conatan- J. H. Hilsman & Co. GET YOUR SET NOW! tlne, who 1* Buffering from pleurlvy, wa* Bald today to be favorable. Hi* t«np«ratur« WM (iv«n at 101. 601-4 EMPIRE BUILDING PHONE Ivy 43* EWSPAPERl Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA., THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915.

Country Produce. COST OF LOCAZ, WAN^ ADS HELP_ R Aj L ROAD BCH 6DUUE1i New -Vork, May 19 —Butter firm IN THE CONSTITUTION *CKLUtNKOUH. The arrival and departure of paa*encer 12639 creamery extras (92 »core> 1 Insertion 1Oc a !!•• A PROGRESSIVE >oung man experienced trains Atlanta _S creamery (higher scoring) ATLANTA'S STRIDES 9 InaertloBH *e « line in handling account* may form advan- The fallowing •eh*dul* flvurci are pub* firsts 3b^&)27 seconds, 2&v^« ageoua connection by applying <.0i> Cham llahed only MX Information and are not Eggs welk receipts 36433, rre»h gather T Insertion* tta A line .er of Commerce bldg after » u m ___ guaranteed V ed extra*. 2_e-3Mi atoraee packed eitra te per word flat for cla«*lfled »*Ter- i*~YOlj are a first claim Inside ntreman and^ firsts. 21®21\4 firsts 20»-J regular pack- FROM DAY TO DAY tlalitK from out»ld« of Atlanta. tan furnish "beat of references we c«n Atlanta Terminal Station. ed eitra firsts «0«,®-1 «rnt». 19fe^a No advertisement accepted for !*•• us* you Addreas B £- L, JJot C. 873, care Cheeae steady recelpls\ 9316 stale ^rhole •Dally except Sunday t Sunday only than two lines Count she ordinary ~ tltutl" Atbinta, B*rfninchmm_ aJid_AtlttntIc GRAINSDpSSED rallk fresh specials, 1T>4 do average fanty n ards to each lino VANTED-— Man with horse and rig to car Effective January ^ I Arrive L.eav* ~* »reaj*ed poultry dull western frozen I>eclded Improvements In money feet northwest of DeKalb avenue, 7axl2G Discontinuanc1 e of advertising must ry ncvv»p»per route A hustler can make feet May 3 131S be fn writing It Kill not be accepted good money Apply City Circulation Depart BruntfM ick Waycroaa rousting ohlckens 17@-_ fre«h fowls, iced market conditions in Atlanta are noted ment_ConMtl tu tion and Thomj«ville 6 10 im 7 30 am 144P17 frozen turkeys. lo@21 by this weelc s mortgage sales ana 1100—Jameu I> rartledge to Mattye F by phone This protect* your Interest* Brunswick \\ Hessian Fly Ousted by the Brucu lot on north line of Oakland CJty as \\cll as ours. \%ANTFI>—Man from 40 to 50 >cars old to l e ^3an<* on real estate by insurance com yt ' ? pm 10 30 pm ChicftKo Kay 19 — Butter higher creami park 544 feet west of ertat line of land lot \ collect for large corporation commission panie^ 137 S0\17& feet Sfay 13 ISIS you «nn*t ftrfnu *r «#aii f^ barfs If you do not really need a job *loi t Slcepjnjr cars on night f betnecn At- Soaking Rains in Wheat er> 21® 27 S B Turmin of the Turman & Cal- , |100—Mattye F Bruce to Mr» Mildred W A ddreaa G IJ7^_Co,n»tlt ut Ion lanta and 1 homaavilK fjggs lower receipts _S 325 at mark, houn aaencj for an out of town seller, Ryan same property May 12 1916 \\ ant Ad Kb one Slain fl eases included, l\@lSVi ordinary firsts ARE " looKtn~~ g for poaltlon? Let u» find Belt—Continued Inquiries lb'4«H7 firsts- iseisia has sold this \\eek twelve mortgages $3 750—Walton Realty company to Wll tir Atlanta 3«U». 4jLi E.mploym*nt \tlant« and \\e«t Point Kajlroad Comtwor. afffirreg- tttng 94J 000 to local buyers Ham Fine and Joe KurpdeH lot on u eat No \rrlvefrrom— No D i>56 feet south of Agenc>_ o^l 1 Fortytii bldg *_ Vi est Pt B lo am tj Ne\ Or \ fc o am for Provisions. can iind Wisconsin red 3a@40 do white at a discount onl> bHghtly below the r Courteous operators, thoroughly fa ~A 1SFTE D—- A few young men to act an 18 Colum a 1(* ja am. 1 19 f oluml u« e 4j am Peachtree road 100x >43 feet JMay „_ 1913 C maihet rate 1-00—J B Chambltie to Mrs* J^ena Cham mtli-ii with iale*« tuies and classifies talesmen and learn the real e tate bu«l 28 New Or 11 0 am 33 Monig y 9 19 am The laigeat of these mortgages all lee tot on south side Fden avenue 60 feet tlona will gl\e > ou complete infoinm neat See Mr Treadwell a^^-A W>1*2?L_51. 40 Is,tw Oi I1) pm I f t Ni « <>r on nm Chicago Mi> 19—SoaKlns rains ttttt St Louis May 29 — Poultr> butter and" of which vteie on Atlanta estate west of Gilbert street 50x160 feet January tlon And. if you wish they will asslit ANltD-Ntmes oi men Ik.of over 34 BIoniB y 10 pm ; J C OlUT f Uh 4 05 pm promi^n to cio much to stop Uumage eg£i> unchanged genii central and leaidential approxi- jou in \vordlnfe >oui v ant ad to make \vlsbmc Bov«rnmenl ions *«fr munin. lumhUH 7 45 p 37 Nc « 41 \\est I j. frokrt Hesiian flj west r Etnd southwest mated $5000 The> were all flve > ear it most c,fiectl\ c BUx *-JBl care Constitution 3ft 2-.CW Or 11 3 pm and to cirri thfe Ul ciop safely Kansas Cltv Mai 19 — Butter creamerj Accounts upene l Tor ads by telephone _" tjryf^ -5 seconds, 23 packing 18 loans having: fiom one to three >eara fjtmn l>rt din through to har\et resulted todaj 111 to run i I Jo love and affection—Mrs Mary T Lilam. to accommodate > ou if youi name la in t **ntrul of t*eorg:la lower pric.es lot M he it The ma-Ket tffEs firs,ts,V 17 seconds 1<> to H C Ijlam lot south »lde Etlg<-\% ood the telcpho ie dncctc-r> Other want HELP WANTED—FerTaJ* •The ttight V net deUme Poultr> hens, 14 roosters, 10 tutkejs 15 bint,e the sellei was placing on the I avenue 164 feet west of Boulevard -4x93 Arrive From— i De i closed weak at 1's to -'-a net m irkct one at a timo a i ather large ads tafceji bv telephone aie to be paid Thomasvillt C t am 1 corn Hhoweil a loss ot ^> to \t '* to * In pi reduced discount Is a *90 000—fhomaa B Folder to Union Trust I10UI, HAS USL FOB. COX- omen of highest eharacti-r ihree ur four \ille 8 40 i Corn prices sulfered from the neavl on covering of Bhorts and scattered eek** iraining required to quaiifj \ balary 10 10 I ness of the \ihiat Vnaiket and as a ro ' indication of better monev y Co SO acres in land Jot 144 also 40 icrcs commUslon hou buying »»me of which condltlons here The entire amoun t in land lot 141 ind 14S 17D on Hemphlll >rlodical)y Increaned Many advanced no M 11 01 an BUlt of talk that a heaM movement Ut h avenue October te 1913 ih 4 -0 pm of corn from the coxinti y might be ex- ££„ b"ylnl <, »l™lT **Cl prl^SS f™ , « >s purchased bv AMtnta bu> er, *J 000—1-idellty Investment Cq to Mrx Macon K 15 pm Ihpma pected now that planting 13 largely out 5 points nett higher1r SaleSales, 14 ooo barrels j Mr Turman ha«; also consummated Sadte J Hirshl urg lot southeaHt nl le Bdgp Albanj K Ij pm Alb my 1 ( ' ' wa Ran^e in futmeW \-\- ednescla- - y a number of loans on resident! il prop w ood avenue Hs feet southwest of fturt < ilv Ticket Offlu fourth Natlinaf Oats hhele d up better than other ce Ope close j ertit-s and one loan on a piece of cen stroet f>lxl4J fept Vprll JD 191^ l>ullKte Rpvlty LOST articles so GS are never J elephants— Main 490 Stan lar 1 Io7 Teals The ... --. - bf _3 *0 ttal property The residential prop- port call at the seaboard ,1^,** 1 ertj loans were i xtetl at 7 per cent Co lot southwest wide Jamew streer t 60 feet found otltn the stolen with no J3L MjTIi^UL dr"»n«a gowns i"d Hulls are Packers bu\ ing r ilHed provisions At and the tentral aoutheist of Spring street 50xl O feel M ly chance of rrc< v ry hen picked up made by ..he ladle* In the A ij.i t^ tjeuine Koutiiern Kallway times the market had been inclined to . . to! «?!•*" propeity loia at 6 per 14 i&ir by honest i ttsor d \>U1 .set bant h< ol It pay» to l^a i Cj.ll and 11 I'li-mltr Carrier of the South i&S owing to the downward tendencs August .. . 11. t bt.c$t> b7 cent |1~ .00—Dixie Re ilty Co to J N Huger to the ow ntr II rtlstd In this btit-iLe r fib. tJoor t_D^n.il)*-r of t om No Arrive t rrim— " -~ same property May 14 1S1& column mere b dt North Foor at und Auburn J jVicks n e *>*> A. 36 N ^ 1 of gram and hobs _ ' ocwter " I-'! Urn c uunln«rltnm*» Will. J10 and exchange of property— r M F Hoi 3., N_ . ~ ,rk i 0 A 0 CoJum s c haw to 1 red to Jackson S acres at eornor ' *• C 10 A The u ill of Mrs Cornelia I> Cun- of land lots 21S „!? J4 and 35 .February 1 J ick 3 Kan tJly ningham which ~u vs recently filed for W ANTfcD—SEVFRAI MOHP "i Ot>NG IjA 1 Shrevcp t C ^0 .i ,„„„„,„ wisriSfss^-d« u.o.1 ^™Krm saies> 12\v 5 1915 17 lo<.coa. 8 10 d. 1. Rich u oj a.m piobatt named S B Turman sole ex ?30 000—F«lng Rn 10 40 «.m lt> Urunh k 4 ani Rice,, placed it about 550 000, consisting of 40x170 foot May 14 lOlu 12 PE ^RLS \K D $ bAP- APPEAR 1-^ A1LAVTA 11CTLKJ* Mil May |32 0—E "W SulllMin to Mrs Fanny P WATKIM S SI & FORSVlH^JiLDtj 2 It \ al y 10 45 am 38 N Y Oa pm "\ew Orleans Mav IS —Rough rice con thi * e plant itions mill property and Williams lot east aide Ripldy street 247 1'HlRLb LIBERAL RE- 1 C olum H 10 " 40 Charl e 15 pm July inued ^tronv and clean stead} tola) real estate There are six adult heirs WAN1ED—Voung Ud»c« who are talented 4 ) Mcmphl 11 15 am <> Macon 0 pm *pt feet t)outh of Pine street 441137 feet TanV to enter the motion picture world who 12 Oo pm 29 Bfrin m "j pm CORls. Receipts—Clean 3 9- uary 17 1610 WARD CALL IVY 1299 __ intinl 72H . „ bale* 1 *0& sacks rough Honduras at S 25® will have a great opportunity presented to 9 1 10 pm 30 N \ May "3H 73% 72^i V 111 2fO—J M Hlrsch to Mr« Ida. B Pra )>,T—Bi ^..-^,L t»a\lson Pason Stokes Com r 7o^4 "5 ,<* l 3 So 950 pockets plean Honduras at 4 « If) ACIT Piedmont Avenue Apartment. jL them by writing the *ed School of Motion 30 Dir 10 pm l Rome July 75** "8% 74% 1 Building permits w ere scan e Wed aer No 66 Courtl ind street C0xl5& May 1&\ j pany , nd Amtritan National Bank\ Picture Pro 215 00 pm 10 pm 61S 61^ &0* 51H I ment C o lot east side Hedford jit ice 9 it DavliitmH J1 u\on Stokes reward 60H 50 > 49^ J0-fti iveeK t\ ill be ugmented in a few da>s feet north of Ponto de Leon avenue 10-> free schol.ir.shlp offf r Millinery w t>rk f r« e 1 Bru 8 00 pm 39 Memphih 1 pm Live Stock. \\hitelaull or i eachtree 1 -1 i- V al j 8 05 p;.. . 0 pm 4a=S Ja'C 4^i* 43S | bv the I ikiiir? oi i permit for a, $31 000 100 feet April I« jJlw , JUOST— Llth Chicago Ma' 1H—Hoga—Receipteipts 35003d 0 japirtm nt house to Ve built by tht, It-o. —-Mr s Jessie I ntlmer to C I H ir .tret t one lar^e Virootli t«o pearls v, ith IM>M> bTIC I 1 I Kichm J SI pm 10 Macon jHi> dj lights ?7 3ji&- o mon lot north side \\arron ivcnue- l » til diamond in center < bh ng t>mtphfre 1 (. lutta. s 3j pm j Hetlln Slav ^\t ik bulk $ * "Mac ^xle Constitution comp my on Pied Uiturii l Mrf c.er*ila llaa \\ ANTL.D—An experienced whttW nurse to * 4 K n City J ->5 pm _4 Jacks, Julj 1 90 13 00 1* 90 1- 9* . mixed $" JOfti O-'-B hea\ y J7 lOgj, o i mont avenue U the southwest corner fett east of Curran utreet f»0xl20 feet 'Ma take charge of lu i children ref^r no*"- re bept IS -0 IS o IS -0 1S> - 1S^5 i_ ih( 92 Nds quired CaJ3 bet\\ei n and 3 33b South | 1^ c lum 10 jlo pm 2 Jach*. of Si\th street npar I < iiicato 10 4o pm 11 fc! r LARD — 1 i 6 n 1 Si 94— T Toiler to Tames C Reed ' ON S~\ I L KD \V null black t,rip Pryor_Btrefet M JJi h May » 50 * oO 9 47 9 4" ^inV^ y H«!rjLr, ^ ro| Exc-»at,on for tl,« found rtlon of street jO\100 f e< i Ma.> I Jir Kw< od I rl ijeo •. S: \ll Trains Run Dally Central Ti 9 t.0 9 bO 9*0. tn!S Mlanta cia „ 01 Tinder cal \\ANTED—Good b«r\ant for gen ral li^u 1 July 9 a 9 »2 cows and helfern Bt-5@S7o calves ! apai tment which will be a three ork for small family 114 \\ Harris c,itj Ticket Office - " * ' ' S*pt 9 30 9 S" 9 bO J 35 9b- 9 _a | stof'v t\»il\c apartment building ha\ o ^ RIBS— \ •p—Receipt^ 30000 Btrong sheep alre id> bee:un but Die permit will not L.ut>l—\\ dr lay afternoon between " 06 10 30 * bO lambs 97*001010 j i, t iKen until the plnn« vre definite Union Passenger Station. 10 4 e S 000- M Hli,b > and Lrown &. Allen WANTED—Teacher. Julj 10 4~ 10 aO 10 4~ l\ decided for the building" I i e In u vputh wlUe \\t-si I Hi \\ hltflwll rtg & I ill Liberal reward if be pi 10 -J 10 j 10 - ««t Louis May 1*» —HOB^—Receipts 1» -,tr et 1 of Oalumbt a\nu>. JM rsj th at 1 ~~ TEACHi-RS —Why v.alt until the »>*;»! po-»l Railroad 000 tower pit, * and Ifghta J6 "->(5i"' (.0 mix 40-^1,0 ft 1<»1G ! tlonit are taker calla for quulifitU h vu sn Arrive^Tr m— No Depart To Receipts in Chicago ed and butt.ht.r3 $ 40(jiJ~ GO f,ood hea\ v t uT"*ed Sidewalk Corner* ficnusctti LOSl—\ve"u"n • da\ R P Cm-- pitsul«nt of the Atlanta, : H Hinton to bag Ix t\% f .ri i.rant 1 irk 7S bmth hool anl trade teachers IQ-.X tar excf«d « <" h trie n bOO am \ug and 103 Reil Lstxte board in a letter to J X our supply M rite todaj bheridac s Peach I \\ il u n 6 00 am T\ hea.t cars Cattle—Receipts 4 100 -*teadj nitlve r/u urd C"*ho] Agency Atlanta Ga lo, Burkh d 3 am 6 Aupu a o pm Corn ears bee/ teers y 0>& 9 00 ve irtint, steers *ntj Kenfj oe ch urman of the street com G&X190 fo<*t ^la> H 1915 f-^—. - ACME T^ ichers Agenej Best t-er\ Ir-e mobt 1 Uuchlid S ^0 am 8 Aufe.ua *« pm> Oats car" 00@- 9- J-O~ , s 56 00rg>7 "\^0 stoc. k mittte of the cit\ touiicil urges the $1 oo — s IT Goldsmith to Security Loan 1 LObI—-A t Countr> club or on 14 X)uckh d 33 000 driveway balurdaj liberal t^rma free t> hcho< 1 bo i rein 1 3 1 \uj,u la, 1 00 pin 0 pm Hog h ad J-) 00^S Texa^ and Indian steers [ pass itfe of an ordinance T*ith the ^ lew and Investment Co of Alabama No G3 A.tlarHi _H^ale>_ building Atlanta Oa I y, "098 j Auj-u ta 4 10 pm 116 Buckh d o pm. antl heifers *4 00@t* 00 I of st,cunn,g for Atlanta rounded side hkehall terrace 48x140 feet M t tut ipphircH and pearls 4 Charl n pru Prlmirv Movement Hednfrsda" n iJk corners 1915 and receive r«- \ ard TFNTH ica^on «»Mabli«he»l patronage FOH 4 \\ ilm n pra "U heat—Fete pt~> o9 000 \tr us ~4& 000 -'he p — Recelpt- iiow clipped 000—Ml- L A Gartrell to C S LOST — O lurfee ctter dot 1 bl ich ler H Teichfrs Agenc> vtlanta C a { la t i\eeK ve*- u& euaiOO lab jear •ve muttons 5* j clipe S j cllppe i \ are square The board belle\ es that 50v_1v-19 feefeet' Maj " 1 *lo 9 10 spring throat _ Call l>eLJ.tur_i_.. SITUATtON WANTED—Male FfTe •week \er us i4b 000 lait \tar mbs jlO 00(&1 much benefit w ill result to automo 93 uOO—H \ Flherldge to J D Woodr LOST — Female black Oa. S—H ctipts 4.>l30t} \er-us 540 000 taat biles and \ehiUes of all kinds if the \\ e«t Peachtree fltroet 16 -•etttr nit): tan Cet,t iioith of Twelfth street 96x" 0 feet mouth and feet Ivy J O ItsOU Chi< ag ireek -verbu^ 000 la « i- I Katl^is Cit> Ma> tj>—Hoir»—Reeflpta street corners \\ ere rounded as in 1 AXSft E.R TO 1OLR AD d L,uul ville 1 am & ->0 pm \\he-Li—t-b\j*ient^ 4 * 100 \ e-^us So 000 i otO low^r bulk S" Of 40 heavy } TO 1 11 gor cities That much additional iv I" 191 lvno\ Blue Ridte am j 0 u-a last wpek MJT u OK last ^eir 40 pA*-kar-> anl butchers *~35®74.> Jl COO—tuclid B Stewart to Dickinson ( space i«s trained for traffic the letter Truiit Co trustee No 8 Frederick wlreet OH sY\era\ eral ooff them mav be sent In K.n Cirters\ille 7 1 am 9 0 prti Con—->^i pra rls 4 0"0 v er^u^ j">5 Ovt> light J~ ^*ffi~ -ID r>fe** Jb ( ftr 3t> as la.tp as a \\eek after 3 ur ad Ja«t Kii -vi ie \ CartersUHc 4 r^u^ 3 000 ' st tr^ $7 600—Victor R Smith to Prnn Mutual 1 »SbO\9'«- dr^^bSft steelS^i/oo ' ' »»** ^ Renfroe' jii> In-mrince c< lot Houth side Currl r spoil es are the result of sfxeral f rms la -! ^tek i ru lliOQOli la^t \ i>- s. (1 ^ 0 outhern steers $ 00$i)S 3o cony 1 OLD HA1S M\DE NEW < l hpeijal ser\ ice ^ hich The Constitu Heabcwrd 41r JLuie Kailn«5 54 OS .-> heifers >baO*©90* atocker^ ., Warranty I>e«dit itrha(f of all Situ i Ut live January J 1«1 Jt o l *i 4Uo if ™ wcKerg | in o«0 -Mrfc Berthu L Holbrook to Wll \rn e 1 ni— N) Depart To- 11 mi Ka-vlmg \n 31*) Btdtord pl-»ce 50x $1 00—Mrw tannie P Williams to Mrs MRS C H SMI1II tiun \\ant d udT-ertiwers ^-o if j ou I --h ej»—Receipts 4 000 steady lambs \VF Tl RN lO^It OLD STlLTk STRA w .nt a w idnr range of cht*ic*> before 11 Birm m. Ch ag a —\\ heat No " red 3^ OW11 5 \earlings JSOO®9 a wethers 1 f et May - 1915 Titlie E Clirko lot ea»t side Riple> street $ OHO—t\y r Harrison to* B C Broyles feet south of Pino street 44x117 fept . HATb IN1U NL\\ bT^ ^A NC\V acci-Jtitlir i po*.itlrtn hold your I 01. nuin II N rf Ik u Monroe Jl h \r $14 13 OOffiS"j ewes JdoO^a^O «tockfra and (M I N } ' - - • feeders So 005?:> oO Jol n south side «est Twelfth itreet 100 1 191"> | <)HAPI b G00i> COJLUrfe AM> >lvRl fcCT J r ( Tt a III n n I I W 4*,h n R f—N »1 1^ Nov mbtr 4 1011 Himillon lot «eht sWe M elch s rtel HO i tek 1 VI b ^ f- 0 am t Norf Ik B r t I PA\ VM\b A\D LLGHORNS b Mtmpl i 3 am Port h T n ih 51 000—H M McKenzle to Miss Leila K et south of north Una land lot 8. 4 Tt UPH ] >t on n pst Jint ot land lot -IS t feet M i> IS 191 b Birm 11 1 am 6 Richm d Coffee. CLL/\i\EDA\DREBI,OCKl D SPI elAir^Valy* for" "Situation ^ WantPd n pm » Birm n 00 feet north >f southwest corner sild $600—Same to same lot west side "Welch a Is three llnet, one time 10 cents Birm n CHARC.1 AC.LOl.N1b bOLtt o N ^ > i m B rm r t —\\ i p- I- ir- k-. M_.ji \ 19 —The iark«t for cof Ian I lot 0x^0 f tt February 0 1914 reel 10., feel h,outh of in rth lint of ir 1 llj 1 L.AI UTliixF bl I\ \ three ttmt" !-» cents, To get the e at V »n advance $ 000—Mrs I uli A H>rren i i « H Gold t I" 1Gv2SS also lot \\pst side "W pi h rate*. ad:» mu t be ]iaJt' ln udvan e and > 1 i n\ h 31 3 - 1 o two points to a d cli e of four points iteln let on t st si le AMiitr-h ill terrace rePt 140 feet t, >uth of north line land lot 1L\IR DRESSING SI ORF _d<-!Uere 1 at Jhe Constitution Of lice U I j}. \tal e -> C 4i t th near months relatnelj stea 1> on scat at outh si It of a 10 foot alley 48x150 feet "4x^3 fp t Miv US \D1t . , iv \ i S t red co\ ring: Others i«« thfro appeared A] r 1 Itlrf j, 00—Mr*. Ida, D Frai,er to ^\ Illlain \P A CIjA'i TUN COMTANi IS East Hunter 1 Bn i i i 1 ] * 1 N rtolk S i July le \er\ Mule leniand 1 •*u let ne ir \\ h-iu h Ul expert^ in man TO YOU, MR. PROGRES- j Monr t Olj 1 Portsm li S d^ J and the jl ooo—\% P Waittial] to Mrs. Nora O Harde* N< ->6 Courtland street 5,0x1*0 feit urintr chir >pody '•htt.inp >olnt, t icial ma* trket off during the und»r realizing \Velb lot on n »uth bide lake avenue 496 1<> 191 t ili T ick^t Of ttt e «8 I'cai 111 rec ^t K with the clote at net ele f<*et « tt of Tuclid menue 4SxI43 feet ilaj OOO—Mrs Joale \% FeVney to Mri \K t-calp tr ' me Hi and thll Iren s h.i SIVE PRINTER hard cli lo si teen point« SaIe-= -4 »el Relm in lot n >rth an\< Pcaihtr t obblnt \\ i io.ke irtU sell switches in SIR—I am very anxious to learn the art Western »nd it Ian tic Railroad Jl OuQ—Sa.mi to sirne lot on south «lde place 54 feet went of Spring: Street 4 x rinHr rmat ons rent 1^,^ anl dje liai ' printing In orde to d,o so \vi=h lo N Mril t r m — No Depart To— ^•pot quiet Ftio No " S Sinion Nn 4 Like ^ \enue ^ J feet uest of I uclid oienue feet May 1 Itl5 \e buj cut h ilr ind uomulng^ 1 hone Main set connected w 1th noire modern printing T N tbhvillt 10 am , 34 chitaj,o b 1 « ^'s C s anl freipl t offers ere tbout 000—Fdmuml "VV Martin to Penn Mn 1,9 vtlar -i. t.4^ II toncfrrn J am .0 >ear« of ast and possess A Ho.ton e 110 0 am Na.sh\ille S t in handed with Kio s rei ortod at h and «1 00—Vrs M irtho, I ^c'amion lo H tual life In urance tomponx t«o 1"9 Ca.pl a high school education Am i* tiling to <*A MeViiphls 11 o 5 am «* Memphis 4 a J ui Sescr^ed Santos 4 s it S o Better de strirklnnd Jr No 1 Tennessee a\enue :>! a\eliue 110x21- feet May lj 191j SOJU T -i I Ct, & THOMAS work for 14 or *j per week Addresu o S6a 1 Na. i \ le o 3a pm Rome 5 15 I erl *>d t s were quot d it S S to t 00 ^0x100 fe t Tuno "0 1914 SC ItbU —I KH fe, A~ rilOMAta j L hie i£ 8 0 pm 4 Na^hviUei, f 0 i Comparative Port fteceipts., I ri te cable-- fro 1—Mr« W \\ Roop ft al to T V Rap- B<*ndM for TlUr ^( 111 ] —PKH-i, *L THOMAb N jj—Dixie i >er axrivea Term r mur Ith n > fat! f rs p-i lot _ de v\rnue r64 feet from JTfO—J C McKen^io to Mrs Mir\ F —1 RU L, 4. THOMAS. POSITION vvANTFD bj competent and c ~t tlon r~l f (n lo c table sho^s receipts at th» " reia lower af Ri > 1 ncl i < uth lln of liml lot 1.0 llth 1 -trlct, 310 OUIIB lot south t.ide Thompson ^tre^t "00 -PHK ^ A. IHOMAS perleneed accountant and of lice ma: .ith the rate t haiige feet >la> 191S ;et from Crook street »0xl 41° Miv t n fc- N 1 rjor Ivy 4 ' thoroughl> pra tical and \\ell n mecl < 1 lid lower port •^litj — II >l \ \ >od Ceniet»rj corporation to up to date methodIs' can furni h ex eptional 1 eJpta " OOi Jund iti} 181 rt)ercTt-ts a bility and rharaelcr Ad P ( np r Jot-J 11 ltd J t fock 3 of $1 000—Dr J T Oault to enta.lt> of B F dres1' c. S_j ^^ I*lo sLock ho % M i 14 ennett Sr lot In ColleRe P irk 100 feet OF KORbE ' .titution . 41(i[) — ^ime to H M Hr>oppr lots 10 and cst nf uthMest corner Mercer avenue a.nd ""fAXTcABS Fsnge Ne lork future-. t lock 3 M tv H 101 r (_ \N P QL1T BAC K AC. V1N AT OLD LIC1 ISSED druggist w Mot ilo Ailams street tOxt4» May 1" I^IT 11 VIh, 4U, faOc. ri-t I3UOAO PHONE 83 years experience be: Emergency Calls fc IT. a nih SI l>0 — C F Morris to G 1\ Collier lot t 300—Zh P B »ttpnflel(f to M^UP! MliT t h^rl ston 7anuirj LD L ORUNI sit N \\OIUvb SldV AN\ dre«s O S 1 Coiistltutio \VE are "ight lour catla will n i rthei t M 1* of Def^rc=M avenue 648 2 block I- f e ichfree Hurst \ugust illlNt, Or KORbL recelxe the sa :ful attention any i Ft-I ^Jar^ WANTED—Positlor aa bujer for retail gr« March 191" hour during the night as day •lira ' Noriulk fi. SO ] jj soo—\\ B C"li irtdler to Mrs W O cer fl/ieen years e-vperiencie let rete are o ch irgo of the best men \ arioa^ : April Sharkej Mo """6 A»hb> street 10x140 Marc I? SC THOMAS eiices Address u^s39 t^ire constitution _ Bo^trT I HOMAS BELLE ISLE Ph ^ele phi a 20Q I June Naval Stores. 600—Mrs K C Ohlen to trustees of T ROMAS. CAPABLF experienced bookkeeper devir. Pae ic V, a^l : Point Prc"U>x tt rlin church lot south i- L<\ fcLKL fc Nb THOMAb position Industrious an 1 reliable rtfe SAFETY FIRST Ga May 19 —^-Turpentine flrm FL.\ SCRI I NS -PillCF A. 1 HOMAS enceh Addrega G j-j o^re ^Con^tltutior , 39'. west corner P inl Point avenue and Lynwood FtosJn oufet Ue-.roo tTxPfc-RII NCED accountant «ant» audit 1AX1CABS Quote—B $- 70S S* 90 E »2 SB 511 000—Dixie RetUtj company to J T7rob work Address \\ J Dibble ID! bummit iOR AUTO COMPAifT, r sin lot ea.st 1 le I'eichtree road T03 feet Decemler 6 "2@» "a b t,4 T $3 00 o md H 10 1 tl l-> K ?3 3 avenue Atlanta, Cra, Call 1V> 3bJO J \ lil 1514 f&fi w M §4 OT X J ( window gla** $o 40 I, kkeview avenue 85x300 feet PANAMAS VTL LUCKIE—I. yti \atrr H hite $ ->0 Mar 17 m STRAWS AN/JJ tLLT ?Ol RINLr (.ar-^ for hire *lh50 per hour Turpentine receipts 739 shipment: 1 154 Jl 200—C L DeFoor to L L Phillips lot SITUATION WANTED—Female Oi o i benger 'iOc t ^ lor raor« 2ao Memphis 841 1 &lj inrth side Washington avenue loft feet we--t CLP AN ED nnd rebloe^ed Into he latesi Financial. •, ati cks „„ b47 lyleM 3c» L, Chrlstensen 1 a V\ alton •it.li Ca I C. O BrJinning Main 1«77 bt Loui* 3 --U 3 191 Ro^ln receipt-! 1 aG3. shipments, 1 516 if M iln street 7J-OS feet Tune _- 1914 * Inclnnatl 1 004 381 London May 19— Bar ^ll\er 23'-d per Stocks 63 -34 I Transferred to II S Herr% Mi> 18 191j SPECIAL rites for Situation Wanted Ijt e Rock 3 9 ounce Money H^^l -3 per rent Di acount jl joo—L, P BottenneUl lo Abe Shurmun MAI LI N1T\ SAM T \R1LM — Private re ad Three lines one time 10 ei nt BUSINESS AND MAIL ORDER Jacksonville F1! t Ma\ 15 —Turpentine ot _ block t Peathtree Hurbt August " J ntd home like llmiieU number of pa three times lrf ceni-* lo get these Totals 1 1" S S T 434 months, 13 15&2 /t per cent firm TS ^ bales J!T receipts ^,41 191 Jents cared Tor Homes proMde 1 tor in raten ads must be i aid In ad\ nice ai d DIRECTORY ahipments "7" stock 1 <*77 900—Mrs, M H Hopkins to R L and fantH Infanta for adoption Mrs \M 1 delivered at The Constitution Of lice Rosin nomin il s lies none receipts, 619 tl Card in lot southwest cprner Adalr Mitcheil b \\ indaor street shipments 400 itock "1 411 •ue and Hopkins street 60x179 feet drug ad \\ ANTED — Experienced nurse f t r a child "FOl R1H NATJONVL BANK. Quote—A and B tt Oo € and D $3 10 April 1- 1915 > dictions cur ten months oh! German preferred must CAPITAL IbOOOOO SI-RPLLS »930 OOP |E Jl 15 F $„ 0 O ?3 25 rH 13 30 I A Ithout suffering by the tie hft\ e reference good home Apr lJ N 3i>l J3 t K 93 tt M JH 05 N S 05 window method P O Box 77fc BONDS-SAFETY FIRST , to 4 water white $5 o.> Washington btreet _ 5.ell__phone_M m 1361__ : f 1ALL.K lOlb centur Bldg contract- $910 — Mrs Louise RigsdaJ^ to Atlanta LOOSL TL.LTH ItlOCiS Dlfct-AbE relic REFIN ED > ourtg w hite girl experienced ins buildinfc repairing: flj tacreen-" a spe- We do not believe that the investors of Georgia have ever been Hanking ai d St.\lng company iot south \\ ith fatypstrlng \ni Uentists te^tlmoni and capable as nur*-e or go\erness ~V\ 111 ultv Main 30 4 Sugar. \ 'o Harol 1 ivenue ^Oxl 4 Ma> 11 101 GOc bottle by m til Lawrence Drug Ci e^ orlt and seeing R ferences offered a more varied or attractive list of 1 aOO — William M Freeman to UenrtJa. ^^ __^l)epartmca^t__ C __ Cl^jyXM^V !>!>_.FJHLBhSl>C New \orX May 19— Ri gar barely ..183 injcs Bank and Trust company No 218 IT there is an old soldier of Co B 2Dth SLITS nicely sponged aiid pressed. 35c stead> centrifugal 4 85 m Mill f^trtet 4fxirc May r« 19lo a regiment who remembetb B B Wil COMPETENT housemaid or nurse ^n Ishes son V Tl omas iQ Houstoti t-treet fined steady 0 tons lot on Ormond atreet land lot ->4 Four from *1 up Columbian Optical Co S: National cement and Brick Co [ Range In futures Wednesday teenth dJ^lrict May 1" 191 WtPhaU MI lender new management. _ gj^JLij j>ju^ V^R^j^JlRj^J^ $-5 — Mr« Caroline Bruce to Merchants ~ F R ATI \E HObPITAL AbSOCTA T-muary 3 i I 74 S 72®^! 7 . d Mechanlr« Broker J.RO and Loan com lph r T1ON ^04 Brown CL\RK THE BUILDER February 1 Ba^S "(> nj No lo Mn^ely utrt el Oxl& feet May rf-e clink s. froin. 10 to _!-_ m BERKSHIRE HOGS V OOD brick and stone estimates furnished^ 4% to 6% 3 8S(»3 R» Miy BERKbHIKLb of quail tx breeding and riepair-* piompt1\ done Phones Main June 3 S4&I3 9j f] >CG — A H Brow to T M Rose lot general excellence Big bred sow-* bred -°4 Atlonn. 3 night \tlanti^S 1 B July 4 O-^i 1 03 4 01 ©4 02 uth nlde Blue Hid(p a\enue ICO feet ea-st POSTER August 4 08f#4 1" 4 08@-i 10 bPI-CJAL HI \t>IN«.3S^j,Oe " ^ >N hltehaU gilts open gilts big bi ar^s > oung boari $6OO,OOO GEORGIA STATE 414* (Hew Issue) I inuuod Lvtnin Ov Ot> feet ilsi> lot CAJB1N>T ^ ORh ^--J^-f. September 4 14® t If 4 16IW4 1C and pi(T« of all ages perfect typos register 1 r ide Bpcktt Ith treet 100 feet we-*t \\~J3 MAK.C switches from ed and u 1 th e\ tended pedigrees, w e reg 5 October 4 10i®4 I ? 4 34@4 l of T*eeples street 0\190 feet Mty 14 _. each Mrn Alliir t,allah<"r later more BerkaUirea tnau anj ft.ther ~J717. PETTIGEEW November 3 9 S fit 4 05 4 01 fa 4 04 J 17 —M J* Itauht henbcrp to \\ alton Re street Phone I\y 1966 J $275,OOO MACON 4'/2 , Serial (New Issue) December 4 OOofd 3 08®»3»9 breeder In the atate. Fair \ lew 1 arm. GEXfc.RAL COXTRACTOH CABINET ally company lot west side Langhorn street Palmetto Ga. bHOP 147 feel nouth i»l Greenwich atreet 49x130 fi6«i SOUTH BROAD STREET and bonds of the following cities: feet May 58 1315 Sf AN1> Bt TE DEItfa of fine residences, homes bun- 53BO—M C Park to ls.ithi.nle1 l B Prlre .--.. gilows and business buildines lmmediat« N.O 15 East Hunter street 5 * feet front r STORKS ANI> Ol FICES. MMILLAiS liROS SEED CO attention given to repair work, home paint- Augusta, Clayton, LaGrange, Mav 18 191 BRIGHT young man Htenographcr to l«ve •URITE FOR CAl ir « ind (interior) wall tinting Cabinet $150—M P HlllHo Atlanta Loin and 'sav cit> good position and goud future Bel AJ1CH 1\I> •shop work repairs of e> erv bind b> expert Baxley, Columbus, Oglethorpe, Inj? company lot west side South Moreland lamy Business Agency 11JO CandJer 12 SOUTH BRO\D bT I hqnc Mnin mon Cabinet work called for and deliv Blakely, -L\enui« 480 feet south of t-hlrlev street GOx heeds Hi Ib8 Plants and Poultry bu en d on bUort notice Bell Phone M 1*7T. Douglas, Pavo, If4 feet Mav 17 191 1'KOl J5SSION8 A>D TK \1>KB _The_Quulit> bee 1 House A tl phone ->>J1 A Boston, Fairburn, 1^10—Mrs Cora J Christy lo *ia.me No .WAXTED— Men out of wortc or without a Stillmore, -7- South f ryor street 47x1-11 feet May trade lo learn barbermg and be inde COL.LARD AND CABBAGE PLANTS—I Bowersville, Flowery Branch., 1 1911 pendent Light clean Inside work that pays hj.v« ihoufcindMltof u hite Georgia collard J LOW ZACHR\ f,', v'cUfe"i|in««' r well Can l«arn in Eew weeks Call or plants (Bure beads) also lale summer and l 3 Brooklet, Hawkmsville, Sylvania, lien write MOLEU BARBER COLI LGE. 38 fall cabbage plants for -»ale ready (or de r H\T CIJEANERS li\ery <;sc per 100 postpaid Jiyuel) Box Cairo, *24—Chattahoochee Brick company \ W Lu ek le street. 2i>8 Warrenlon -(ja r^MTDlT"'^fc^r^^~b7aafnctrcn" Hazlehurst, Valdosta, S Carey No 13 Henrj. utreet May 17 Itl5 "\ES—If you ha\« txvo honds Prof G O need Mall orders given prompt Camilla, LaFayette, Willacoochee 111 —E U VMlllnRhams Sons v B M . Banning will teach >ou the barber trade S\VEET COR1*! lima beans isquash cucum Morris lot In & ist Point weal side Maple t for ?*0 itnd give wages wbyile learning bera millet bu Ian KDI^S milo maize street 300 feet north of Spring steel May 20 FVST KUNTER_ST This list includes bonds in denomination of 8 watermelon chuCas peanuts and sWeet pi 1. 1»] i . ta*nta Bnrbo'r^5j>^leBe__10 East Mltchell_bl_ tato plants Mark W Johnson beed Co Jo t-i7—-Patllllo Lumber 0 MariiettJ. fet Alain S93 Atl ..At*** I and Contract | Juckso uille Pla months old and \\etj,h from 600 to j TOO— -Mm S M Biirron to Wilma O Far •pounds. Can be »tsen at Jones A. Oglcsby Electric Power is ready always at rell lot ea^t side Elizabeth street 300 feet BA1UESMFN ANi> SOLICITORS Miller Urijon block ^>ards Davis 6. 1- Ills north of Waverly Way 30x2~4x6_*x20 Oc SAJ..L.SM ^N to handle •profitable Woven Fayettevllle _T_giiii^ ROBINSON-HUMPHREY WARDLAW CO. the switchboard. It works over- tober 1 1911 W ANI L,D—Six of the hlfchust class ex perlenccd patent medicine nalcwmen wlln >OK SALE—A Jersey ^and Jersey Holsteln __ _ j time without notice. No need to Ti*mtrc n Herd Irontlad rcEirencew Pie »se do not call un taotli fresh in milk 10 Racine bt Atlanta 4 \\"alton *-t paintlnv Atlanta, Georgia ' make steam for the Whole plant in $4SO— Orr Stationery company f by trustee?) less you hate hid 10 to -0 years expert- 6104 A Main _301 iti faction fcuartnteed Mailji 1>3- to Monlag Broa No 217 TAe«t Hunter Htreet ence traveling for the leading patent medl I order to run a few machines. You 300x100 May £ 1115 cine houses of Amcric . *r iveling expense* - ^-- _ - advanced together with hieh salary and ot le iks eill the Roof 1 usti Electric Power just where the HORSES AND yEHICLES _ D_ BaJ-nett Iv? 7238 CHARLES J. METZ, 1 i,onUK. for the rleht m*w* Aj,ply 3H .Edjfe- S'OR SAt^^Flne^Tiorhe sentlc lady can work's being done — and you pay tlO — Harry May to S H Goldstein lot east \\ ood avenue OrHe a 1*30 light delivery .uagon and rub vHOh ^ ___ rjjv ltlKD rVBLJC ACCOV1*TANT sldo Whlteh ill Terrace ut wouth side of n SALESMAN—I want a couple of high class her tired burfgy or will l^ide^ for second H \f 1 *> JI 1 D SLU LtT"1"""1"" President Audit Company at the South for no more than you use. 10 foofc aley 48x1^0 April -b 1915 youhg- men salesmen for Atlanta If you hand ftve passenger l*ord Call \tlantii }5 — J D Cobb to C B Stuart No 58 are a hustler «se me I have men now phon _liefl 50 CENTS > I un BuUtOng ATL. A NT \ Frcderiku atieet 50x9 May 11 191 making from J1& to S90 per week See Mr VI (L.\\lNNs MlIOlu bHOl Luckle St.. 1 — A P Herring to Fidelity Investment Jone« B to 8 30 p &31 C ind ler Bldg Electric Motors ompany lot northeaBt corner DeKali opiWHitc Plodnont Hotel Both phones. me and Hurt atreet 175x140 May 1- 1315 WANf&D—City salesman for Atlanta. Un- In L hurrsj* special attention to pwcel plpvt. le*js you _ KiCHARDSON & CO, able — solve your problems by sup- 000—Atlanta School of Medicine truckle WAITED—Experienced sollcitora to travel COMBINATION pony or small horse for 3arlow streets remodel for apartments C;U1 8 to 10 a m 918 Austell Bid* Male cheap Call D^catur 02S KOLNTREE'S " CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS plying the flexible power you Phones Bell Main 1S76 ( \tlanta I«f4 UI.IL.1IIN*.. L Knight 328-32 East North AC-KNTS need They avenue two Btory brick veneer apartments AGENTS W A^TED—W* make ft complete WANTED—Miscellaneous H W NKholea & Son contractors line of household bt nshea dnetlexia mops and rfufeterM JUKI i hat the thrifty hotute goods plan i and ofnce furniture wife nec«a discount liberal agentai make advanced on inslsnmcn__ _ t. Central Auction I c PIIOLSTERfl>,G CO $20 to $50 \veokly your territor»ry In valua J CHARLES NtVILLfc. AND COMPANY ' PROFESSIONAL CARDS Company 12 £ast Mitchel"•• - "l P—t Mta.in 24_4 FUHMTLRK OP ALL Write via tod Auburn Brush Co KINDS REPAIRED 141 S PR\ OR ST. f ti jUrn v/t-tor A1 bert M ou el) J Aubnrii _JVI^t lie DROP a card Bent prices paid for old Bt LL PHONE MAIN IIS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Hugh M Dor«ry Arthur Haymfcn. $B A DAI eaMlv made \\P have a propoal _clothe» and uhoc» l^ PfcflTor 14$ Decfttur .Dm-rllte, Florldi. Doraey BroNvntcr llf-nell A Heynoan. tion that \4IU Intercs >ou bl« profits ^^ANTDD—Second hand furniture any ^ At to rn«y »-« - t-»w positive ncce siti Write \\ il Ian T Dun'ap kind Atlanta Trading Co Phone M 7T8 Offlcea 202 204 205 2« 207 JQ8 3 Company"~1«II Ch< rry avenue R. E Can, AMERICN Klaer Butldii K Atlanta Ga. ton Ohio DROP a card we 11 bring caah for ttha*e and Lona DiMiHnce T«l*pHone 2023 3024 m /clothing The Vevtlurr ifib Dccatur St W111*0« ASP HOtSB CJJKAK1NO. 1025 Atlanta, ~ * ANTED— SLVCRXL MORE 1OUNQ MEN ~*"">\v CLG"^O vti£ , BONO & For S^'c \VHO ARE TALI NTED FOR MOTION -< Hunter «i M 117t Atl MM. COTTON MERCHANTS KIMMEL & TALBOTT PICTURE \V ORK TO ENTER CJbASS MONDA1 W HICH WILL PREPARE. TO ^ CIVIL, engineers and Burveyora. Phone MRS t>n EL TV SMirfrf 23* W Peach- .1*- tort Cotton Exchange, A«w (Jrlmans Cotton Exchanm Seminole Mfg. Co. I486 £07 \VaIton butldlnK APPEAR IN ATLANTA PICTURE MR tree Ivy 409 Dl*eaBas of Women and D R ESS MjS KIN G—S E Wl NO \ jfoctalf Members Liverpool Cotton As*oclatta t \\ \TKINS_olO I ORSYrH_BLDU Children. iSlectrlc treatment In chronic AVANTGO—Flrnt clftaa dre»smaMnc Will M Stock WANTDD-^"toung men who are talented to out by the day Give beat rcferenow. GUI . M BKAVKH *rBBET. HEW YOBK PHRENOUOGLST enter the motion picture norld tvlll have Mr» Stepheneoii Ivy tint, a icreat opportunity presented to them by T>TT T?Q CLiRKD 1^.0 knife Special dl«- £. D. Murphy writing the Fed School of Motion Pit,lure -t i-UJilO «a«et» of men and women Dr DRESSMAKING, Iinoy and Blala. Mt«M FOS lioJbrooh, SpKUlUt McKen*i* Bid* I. &423-J. nuaubl*. Jll Courtis*, lor Mt»-St •. C. COTHKAir. Cw«lM ttWttmf. Atbutt. 51 Wall Sttvffft N*w York •PKCIAI* RBAD1NO* iOu 29* Pro. pa, 315 Urttnd bide. Atlanta, Ni-M'SPAPFRl nFWSPAPFRI THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA, 'THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1915. Page Thirteen

AUCTION 8ALE8 MONEY TO t-OAN REAL C%TATE— FOR 9ALC REAl. ESTATE—FOR SALE .. FOR HALE—EIGHT, HOOU RESIDENCE FOUR lot* In beat section of Klrkwood. CONTENTS OP RESI- MODERN WMI Fifth atrMt home hot wa Phone Decatur 237 PLENTY of money to lend Mr beatl&r * servant*1 room* larg-« lot, ^ DENCE AT AUCTION 76x190 9elect neighborhood a de*fr«.bl* on Atlanta ciiid near-by home to live In ihrubbery and native 1 1 •hada tree*. Term*. email caah payment FRIDAY, MAY 21, AT 10 ' improved property^ S /^ to If I Only Knew Such and Such a Thing and convenient monthly payment* If d* aired Price *7 600 reduced from fS 500 18 per cent, stiaight; also Jf you want a bargmln ae* thl« at once. A. M.; SAME HAS BEEN Pbon* Main MSI A L Anderaon, 1620 YOU'VE BEEN WANT- MOVED FROM HUNNI- ninthly plan, at 6 per cent fourth National Bank bid*. ' ING A FARM FOR Analfly Park lota aee Edwin F Analey CUTT ST. TO NO 30 on 5 years' time, paj able Was Going to Happen! I B06 Porayth bulldtnc HERE 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY —400 acres wtthln 4 miles of Am* rlcus Sumter $21.66 per month on the INKA M PARK. county Georgia, fine road from Amerlcus DECATUR ST- ON AC- WHAM £ARK-—10 room houae pretty loca about ''OD acris In cultivation If >ou want thousand, which includes lion two bath room*, caa and water to live on It It viould require MO me Improv COUNT OF PARTIES lar*e tot bargain vacant lot amall lot at That will probably be the stay you will tell a few years hence, wteen great barraln two vacant, furnished LEAVING THE CITY interest; will also lend small- Call at 88 South Pryor take part or all In Atlanta property thst 1 CO-SBIST1NG oV two reception seU parlor er amounts. Purchase mone\ some one makes a rich haul on some real estate that you could have bought unincurabered furniture gan r it «e bed ro<*m suits , several fine rockers brass and iron notes wanted. FOSTER & as well as he. Bear this in mind when you read the bargains advertised in BOB SALE—My home 404 Waeblngteii et bed» comforts north set si ieboard ai a barcaln Will malt* term* to mult dining table ch ur chin i, ttn«*.t IP ROBSON, 11 Edgewoodave purthaoer C F Harehatl Bell phone Id match refrigerator roll top tie k and The Constitution Real Estate Columns. Phone your want ads to Main 5000, office chair 9x1 Brussels and Vx minster art »(,uare% Unoltu-n mat WBST KND ting* kitchen s if ft J.nJ tibinets ab THE PRUDENTIAL ask for Classified Ad\. Dcpt., Atlanta 5001. aolutely to the hlshet-t bidder INSURANCE C0^[- For S^tle—Two New Bungalows Homes and Farms Free NEVER occupied In West End. ha* all con I'ANY is now accepting venlences, less than a block from car line "The Manatee Land Co " S. BOORSTEIN FUR. C ^outh Pr r wilt Ui&JH FIRST TO APFI/1 CALL, OIJ \\R1TE "»7 buy or sell >our furtiture I aehol t goods and courteous attention VLBV1KHKD LAKE3MONT Rabun county Georgia n*w j FOB SALE—Half-mtercstj ed room to young aummer resort on the lake orchard Ian da ; Kqul t abl e__Bui 1 d in g , or piano Phone Bell M in 30i> s. _g East North ton RENT—Fur B room lower apartment V on W North ave lar«;« porchea, ahady and beautiful summer home sites for sal CHAS II BLVCK, ( oad A S 8 1 W in installment furniture i av.Hi*" Th yard and caraKe all convenience* nominal "•••r_r**l? **• A flpallman "o« ?5. r «la"r. fl°"."d &t""\M? ZrX"?, FOR 'SALE—Miscellaneous Real Estate Loan \gent, price for aumrner month* to acceptable If* you want to buy or Mil a farm or amaH fence 1 In will, beat wire fencing and in in business; good openmg for'TWLNi Y SLVLNfble f'£ „*££ tenants Phone Ivy 1658 acreage or trade for city property or city a %ery high, state >* culilvAtion li hat* 210-211 Empire Building , . j. i 11 i j. J «o°outhH for *4 000 Terms W U 111 this City, With good line of clectnc lights., $10 Ivy 5729 den Phrwie Ivy _S37 L, WF SCAKB a specialty of Georgia land.f Cllne Realty Co 408 10 Silvev bid* Mun SEVEN ROOMS parlor dlnln* room and I Tho« W JekOk&on Burwell Co 1816 1ft cubtomers. Addiess G-857, T1IR1-L. nicely fu• i --—__-——rooms on d— floo —r - Fourth National Bank building venienceu walking distance 34 '~ kitchen throe bed rooms and »ervant • 30 ACRES „- „ > I strong: land ] mill LUMBER CO room |35 per month exclusive of linen j FO» BALK—11 000 4 room ootti^i bar" of Ingleiidf the cltctrn, cur 11 6% Constitution. and china Ivy 4700 18 Baltimore Place gain T«rm.t. owner A J MOM. M Georgia railroad ~0 i itres in cultixa 300 WIjRPH\ AAE VTLAVTA GA. NICEH furn room to bunlnesn lady I64X J i acres woo 11 and )u "> jujube i m u duu u 3 half .-fry convenient to car FOR RENT—Fifteenth street, S room, fur 1 (Our Specialty) P A'RTWFTT.* *"00 ^ > Interest gentleman niBhed houae for summer Reasonable other outbuildings good ortharJ ei " ->OQ RESIDENCE LOANS BY -I -£i.Xlj _L .LN Fj-LV jn Ojti established gro\v W_Flfth_S__ t Ky 4752 XI i feet frontige o» aulomoUl* highway be ery pi ofltable office busln * tween Atlanta and Autustd C«in sell you . il> piv good in in $100 per month Big COMFORT AHLL, •oom adjoining bath FOR SALE—Bungalow barcaln. In College ' E MILL 1 e\ er> con\ enlen^ .IS M trlborough Ap-»rt WIIjL rent all or part of beautifully fur Park on level lot 100x133 I have a beau this for *4 200 on terms ThH i-< t bargain THE EQUITABLE LIFE opportunity im tlBat« ->r& Mr i oung rnentK Feat ntr«*«* rid JP.ne 1\> 6TH4 J nlshTd S room north side home with Bar W L*. Cllne Realty Co 408 10 Sllvey bldg of \ount, Kowser «, >odi ue lo jll. Cetera den and garage Phone l\y 1J84 J tlful 7 room bungalow with all conven WORK ATLANTA PROPERTY tXNLT furnished r loin to tuo >ount men Jence» and furnare built by me for a home Main 410 r month 11 West Peaclitr* fc Place will sell at a price that will please Phone MAY Rl V 1C or IT years no commit ion ill si sacrifice well established CINF1 KNISHKD Eamt Point 2«» L. ^ S\SH, DOORS, BLIXDS ETC monthly repayments loan cancelled iw w 1th ti*f« in connection I J UOLSl-s »iorci ofHtPH and buttlne*** Hpa.ce i FOBT VALLEY FARM life insurance In event of tleu h Example uod locatiu will Invoice ibout furn front room with c\prj in d for rent A phone message will bring our FOR SALE—Two lots in Hapevllle Oa 6Ox ' l&fl ACRES pcrfe^tl> 1 vel Jdeil pe•. covers principal Interest and insur 01 sutulion latiy __ lv> 16_b4 14 V\ _ ruprettematlx e to help you find wht»t you schoolhouwe church car line w ater elec ber water on National highway tenant INTERIOR TRIM anct. Itiv«»Ugation ln\ ite\d . ^ ant Geoigt> P M re 10 Auburn avenue trie Ughts |2tO each Ea*t Point 401 I* . j! settlehients con\enlent to fe ho«jls thurchea PAR11 to take, charge >f books mu.st in ( we ond flooi Fhone» Ivy *;3.i8 and 327 \ &L I^OO InlerLBtlnc proposition estttb BAST LAKE—Hav* you Been the~new cluV an 1 railroad FT r ^uick sale it J^O per F W BURR MGR Atlanta, phune 5408 hou.W Well look at it and then'wee ua a<*re on liberal terms Addrewa 1 arm tare IU,hH 1 bustnea^ Addres O !>44 Constltu for lota adjoining the club grounds. K M EOS TO &09 HEALE1 BL.DG OljR -weekly rent list gives full description Vi -^Nll D—A partnei with ubout *SOO to c f anything for rent f all for one or let UH I 1- OR BALF—Farm 210 ~acre« J60 per acra BO ir \|th mo In ^ buwlness thut wtll cer North Pr>or mull it tc you I-orre*t & George AttaJr FOR BALK—Lots In Fast Atlanta w orth <-asb Cobb county eorg a niflps Fouth Ui nij pij Address_c. H34 Conhtitution J800 special price Jt.00 terma or cash Smyrna ju«o irding hou-ic nicely Cl Atblund ave Phone Ivy 3076 Rob I_ Myrlle St At_ant GJ . * 1 cd t.ood location partj leuvlng 0 I ASl i l l is nlc ly furnl-Uie! r join half ert MHchtll 3 IJgewood avenue TW O cottages for sale ~Van~~l!.pp» ParlT __block frimi Ar igan Hotel Cull 1\> 48 8 J Ea«t Atlanta 3 blocks of £.a*t Atlanta FARM for niJc it El 11 joy mo«t ho^Uhful T\VO-P\XEL "IMPERIAL" .Loans cit\ I TOR RI NT—fl room house all convem>mcen bank Phone Main 4501 J place In tho v. orld O v ner Ivy 459 ON WE.U* Improved property In tbe city ot t OR ^-AI t—iirocery store dotni, a KOOI NICl!.L.\ fur room^ next door \ M c A large lot one abort block from car line DOORS AT $2 oo E \CH Atlanta, at «, 7 and • per cent depeadlng cash business good location Addres 6g_j4U_ck)e Main 40v.> _,.....,. 34 tuupihlll ayenue Call Iv> 3220 i. on slxe of loan aad location. 9uon.lt appll H 1C care Constitution L.AILGL. nicely furnlnhi-d room» to gentle THE BEST DOOR MA.DE CS.UODS at out.**. Reasonable *xi>* nmk and mon or buslneBS ladieg GO^p A.je^ander FOR quick reaults ll»t your vacant house* FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Apartments prompt anamar Also wHl bur end .Mil pur- with Beaaley & Uardwlck SO a Kmplre E. G. WILLINGHAJVl'S cka.M maD«y not**, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS LAHUi- furn roni IB all conxen building , St DAIsDY place for summer large lawn and SONS TLiSJVlAN & CALHOUN _ _t BteitoKraphera of office h gentlemen can rent a fault shade suitable for .< families all conven APARTMENTS r gmpira. Miss Hltt 618 cati!£_148_ ^Jone^jfc^Ramnperh " " ' MONEY on hand to lend on well Improved \\\ indoor atreet I I IVINO'-'TON—95 Fast North, a> enue—one 4 rum ap4rtmcnt ur,furm^hi.il $aO \\ E PAY real estate at 6 7 and 1 per *_«;nt de 81 J-L.KN ^T * room house ~HeiTef~ and ' One 4 room apartment Turnished, |60 One t room apai tment nfur pen dint: on size of loan and location prompt NOKTII SIDE witer IS 80 per month Ivy 4C9 I niched $40 Janitor service free Ice \a u >m l*-anei f t< HIoHEST cash pr cC-- ft r hou hold goods, 12 C KIMB^LL ST E AliV»nder ^ rooms kitchen and di lnD root .nu of.ii-e (ur attention on good application* .LAHt 1C nicely fur room with sleeping r iriVTc un(l iHtthenetta on FC»f4 results Itui your properly with <-hj.rp _ _ . . __ 1235 Peachlree—seven be tutiful r oms two niture Cash Adv^nceJ t>n LoualKiii t.nt patch and prl\.ite bath adjoining meala first floor unfurn!shed_^all coii^enien«i _ Uoj laton & L»ay 12 Aui u^n a\ enue baths sleeping porch every possible lmpro\ em«nt Beautiful 1 ardvi ood Regular furniture a.uctiu i a-tles t»vtr> ilon LIBBMAV s«rv «d to suit If desired convenient to 17 Vvalton Street. four car lines between th« Peach trtea THKPP connectlnif r omi ajid~ OR rXFITHMSHEO floors t_h ro use hou t ^prices $8fl *nd >9Q Ld.ll 1 bl«7 J porch a.li n\e«lenccv FOR RE>,T—FurnHheil and unfurnished BHROHR—52 McTDaniel BtreeT 3~~car Tines 5 and 6 rooms \ er> cheap BOORSTl^rLKXlTLRE CO , cottaares for the oeRnon for Mghl ho ise i ATLANTV U ->—3U UGt-VTLR feT /- PBACMTRTtj fine ocat.on for aum U1NFURMSHEE SOITH 8IO£ nt lust completed modern steam heat hot w ater JL>2 large beautiful cool roomfl Ttfepfng Tallulah Fall« Oa near %\ illard mer TT-VO ni e urifurn oomw doslruble for I House op n for season J M Cartledge SPECIAL HOME FUNDS evtrythlrs good to eat uuturner ratna. Ivy Jsht hous keeping M 4473 I 16 \\ hite TO lj£!N22 on Atlanta, homes or buala*** property at lowest r*te*. Money advanced Ot \\ K^.KtR SI IVY 2027 J | FORWENT—Offices—Store*—Homes TURMAN & CALHOUN to builder* Writ* or call L \ IUjE cool screened room* w ill. board SBdOND FLOOR EMPIRE Bl II DING nectlr « S1RI LT & CO. S. W. CARSON able TWO unfurnished rooms with all convent I FOR RFM* 413-14 Empire Buijdmg, encp-* private h tmf West End W 14 S FOR RENT—Store* FOR RENT—Stores 8s LUCKIE MREE1 CiLR nice unfurn room-i with private f OFFICES STORES HOUSFS WATCH CLkANI-O Jl 00 Broad and Marietta Streets W A NTtD—\ lev, boarder* also table fanbily kitchenette hack porch and all I V^R handle onl> our own property Tn deal boarders reasonabfo ratea next to \ M odern convenience« lderneaa St 1 Ing- with thH office your transactions! are Large Manufacturing Plant, Lqcated on Raihoad ALL. worn, guarat fri DESIRABLE city and farm t A Phone lvy_35 ~ \\ EbT F^tD three unfurnished rooms for , direct with owner watchmaker ar d jOf I 1L.DMOJST A.\ t beautiful room prl housekeeping hot water E> Gordon street G C-\\DLLR JR ACT FOB RENT _ loans made promptly. \jte b th best table for couple private BRICK BUILDIXOS, mill construction sprinkled risk »lth i tl^pt •W RJT-E us~~fo "p? st> home near Georgian Terrace attractive Candler Building And boilers 2S4 horsepower each Can be used a li \i h (ire wall Ford bodies V. « ja.U.e W. B. SMITH, rates to right party Ivy .,o3o_L. __ OB IN t etwee n Haa 10 acres ground space and shedn for storan» h a. tr 1 jge fa any kind of aul m< NI h s and b ard connecting rooms fur unfur r cilltlea or If desired will erect buildings to suit either nt rjge or n seen u fa 1 line o Ue \er. v th UressinK roon near bath e\ery lo ullt-i uH nod rn con OFFICES Hi I BUK.SJ .1,0, Rock H U 708 Fourth Nat'IBank ' 11 fort ind .attention cool fur aummer __ _ 296_Ha\\ son «t | SI COND hi a>th buildlnp 500 IO K le T\\o large rooms fun lniTpd (r i «» !•» \veil suited for ! " "" WOODWAED INVESTilEXT CO -t ine- niahot,a! eiectrlc cab Bldg. real e late ff or othor buiinens r\ ous disease, 1 JR p^rij ynui g men two connecting- »lth housekeeping privilege 1 Phon* Main Atlanta 1 Peat,htre_e _rvi V19] Apt 10 count ) See ua .r.ftce P O LOCAL FUNDS tor Joans on i room clo"et« dressing room priva.te 1 I with or convenient to board neat before (t in •d north Atlanta vacant lots in 1 d piaru. \^Jdrafcs_(a 870 Conmltutlon _ syth or* ICES single and en suite In Candler REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE sums from $1,000 to $3 ooo t>un . „ Can Her At npx mil Fors> th 528"pr\C]lrRLL SI building The -,ervice In these buildings is E O"\ FI ^ rooms \lih meal*; to HU!~ Rooms unfxcellel hot and cold \vater in each of EDWIN L. HARLING 1-HAMI-S n son &. Gaj, 409 Equitable l\y rder at fac c n on i i^eH i minute ar ser Ivy I VOKTU 82 EAST ALABAMA STRI ET BOTH p Ice liindtr 1 Nor h Pryor ->t \ o furn roomt 1 kltch ! flee ^ Candler bulldin me have a lot 3^x207 that ue All Uhoiit 1 .,. - ... . ,—,., „.] block |! S10RFS l r ate t tl ^.nsl^ 1 The o\ ner v.i\l take other properfcv a* part payme " ' 6% — T-/0 n-oiii Ptaihtrr* (J 1 I int si AH ton |I -S NORTH I-ORS1TH ST about S09 square I led n t iRKe an i t r nnK» venien e < ail I\j *4CO J ^ou 1 d___lj_k e _tp__exc han ce for_a. ^>od close in piece of propert v *o 9 1 __ feel entr^n e (n F riyth street and cor FIRST Mortgage Loans—Resi T\\o nice fom. letel> fun houk«>epIne ri li>r of Foriyih building and theater lobb> WL.^T END BLVGALOW — On one of the verv lest wtrect \V ILL accommodate a new 6 room bun sal ov, beautiful elevated north front lot -A.L.E—H sh gradr- se\lnB n dences also (>% monthly— rot m» porcelain nlnk al««o three unfur htat and watei Included In rent ' IS b. CAi\ feu boarders tlo^e in h terni*" This bungalow has oak Ho r^ be rii and second h.^.ra fc in bis it-1 j\> Saab KioTe l\* 4 ^orrest A\e flxturea t^leeplnff porch tile front porch In fact is !•< mol- ^s H care ( ormitutlon $21 66 per $1,000 Quick action 11° V PRIOR ST (Candler'building) over i beautifully arranged Let us ahov. you th la 1 ung^lo at \( HTIirc ha\e aT^feiv^ lovely uOO square feel heat and -n ater Included ' FOR KkVT—Une~Tnr(,e nr^T floW^tTom~al7d SECOND «ANI> SAFE^ all size-*. Haiti on good applications SI4 m w ith excellent m*> ils 3 n In t ltcht>nett«> *ith jslnk r >mpieteLy fur fire and burglar pr>oC safes vault doora. T\ I P _a 1 1,0 »«n tntts Mr** Setta It conienl. ncen, isi sprtng or call C J Daniel 408 Fuurtb Nat V Bap It bldg R H. JONES, SR LI .M lv I om 1 once dc Leon Apart u»7 J Oxer 2 000 fqua re 1403 THIRD __N \TION v I B \ \ K BIDG a advertise a guaranti main f nice co 1 front, room private home Me fc.LV fur Ushed i In your watch for 6Qc. m Is j ferertces reuolrcd C^ll Ivy In private home i Eleventh Street Home For Sale S^ZZQUICK MONEY—8 190 MARIETTA STBFJ T i 100 i re feet , rhtrec Candler bidg c 16 L\ST BAKER ST C^purtland s£r*et COMPLETE IN ever> detail perfect in location neighbors and surroundings bECOND HAND army tents. all -dze;*. FOR loans on cit\ suburban or farm ROOMS meals if d faired J SC49 J VIC£.I i furnibhtd light SC AND -IS STONFUALL ST—Will ent Springer jJ9a 3 Fryor ^t Main 2»43 L oms v er> rean» separate or toKether 1 800 *i]u ire fee.JJt j tn a section certain to aavance nearly new J story handsome residence, propert> Local client \\ih give^am lUl!,L,l fur Ironi room dressing room with 30 4_. T.rTT»^i«-L «*QO hardwood finish sun parlor furnace electricitv laundrv and servants house. inedmte action Fulton Investzaent j cTna,"°"d rny,erVLlr hSieH,dred "if "Forrest".v." ^WcTTSn,,,,-a,,TWO rooms and STtchenetlkitchenette. ^T.oiSto coupleS' .Ttt T BUILDINO BASFMLNT i ooo ^.^ge 20 foot alley, covered with shade fruitb and flowers AUTOMOE1LES i out chlldrcn_8&_\d \ Peachtree Apt. lot to a Company Hurt Bldg Green Tilson & il airj front rt This desirable home is near Peachtree betw een Peachtree and \V e^t FOB SAL* McKinney Attorneys Bell phone Ivy | m \ fllen table 3 2 \Ye-H Peach UNC large room and kitchenette hoi and fhone 994 L f >ld -.ater coul deBlrable place I 25S* J HOUSES Peachtree The owner IB building m the tountrj and has no use for this 9 1 c rntrlot 76167 Ct OL pleasant ooma and board in north Fl RMbHLD front room and kltcheSeiro FOR S \LE—New 16 passenger nnd_bedrcoms for h >usckeepl-iff Ivj last, 39 cafneffie £*\ 9 Tooms *dg JJ place Will consider other property in part pa\ment Price and ternib ac LO \N3 on central business properly and side home b* Dutiful section leeptng •»4 stoncwill stffpt 7 r om-j iv 10 OUr Office buses suitable for jitney Van first cla«» rcsidencea for an ins ranee I r h rates rean nable Ivy 7B4S I LARGL furn r om^ with kitchenette all 3S Balls> btreel 6 rooint ] bo \\inkle 1 ruck Co Phone \I 1868 company detlred M ilACUTHFC ST cool summer~ho~me~ convenleni-e— a _5 \VJlMams St Lloae In txte ent table hot and cold water ahadr ^ WO furnished st nh ted rooms and \\ CARROLL LA flMLR la n v reduced rates Phone Ivy 6634 kitchenettui.«>.-«-.*»e ou G CAXDLFR \G I Atto ne> at Law Io09 lo 4th Nau Bk _Bldg _ -,r,...... _.. - - —, _~_ « l ^^^t^ I\y 2l>h4 "» CANDLI R BLDt. FOR SALE— NICt.L'i fur front room mealn If .desired 1W O large unfuri .shed r oms and kitch A. J. & H. F. WEST e 0 e in Phone- — Iv> 5 H Mr M llhlnnon In raecha.n! . MONET TO LOAN on real estate c aiding dlstn,nce coiivonlen roaSonable __SjH^l __>' *' ^^ U IHlama near Bajter 218219 ATLANTA NATIONAL B4NK BUILDING door=i electric rates. The Mortfface Hond Compa private home 106 Forrest ave FOU light housekeeping J: rr* nL r'iien.iT".^ Bargain If ld I j 1980 lLni\er conveniences 10 1 New Yoi k J S Ellt-er attorney IVY ST l\y 8294 L Nicely furnish rth ave FOR RENT—Officea 1218 Empire Bid* Phon* IVy S3«9 el rooms with board table boardera DETROIT motor w g n model A Nb 3 ,» 8OLTK eruit T> nrfc Iarge ATTBACTIVE HOMER Bosch mnKneto c-1 nit dri en ol d rubber MONt,Y FOR SALARIED PEOPLE I ., tonnettln» roomt r • r tire tirea oil tamps If h. r e power go ci condl AMD OTHERS upon their own name* i able Boarders Wanted nr*«t noor corner Alice strfet half UlocLc jj 000—WILL buy you th« pretilent * room It hn.1 hardwood tion actr^cti%e off r to makr Hamilton cheap ra<.e* easy payments Confidential. 500 PI AC1ITRFE street Ivy "&>2 J ca 11 1 fioortt. stone front nice lot This place ia l H f r thit la-st jear 2f L— 2$ ^L yulllam street But the^mner mujst aell[at once |1 Oflq anged Cytaartt j, faouth Pryor _»treet Scott_&_Cc^_ 820_Au»t«ll_bulldlna; ATTRACTIVt. rooms with or w Jt prl TOR fl&NT—Two unfurni»ned room» and v ate bath aiao WDK*O room :ellent •*kitchenette Sj^ Crew »t__Atlanta 6fi^5 F RFNT—^fQcM In Con.tltutlon ball* $4 750—BKICK \PVEFR bungalow and H la a perfect bei itj iarpe r CXNF Cadillac 5 pa«f^nter »lth new tire^ "LOA^ AoHNTa TRAVtLnaa IIS.SURA;NCMS all modern convenience*. 8«« J*ko sleeping porch tile bath tile front porch furnace If >oi u a cla. i In first cUw co dition one Chalrnera C( urtPAN* Re 11 e*ta.te loan*, current rate jTiealji 44 Peachtree lyy 456.! THRPE furnished roomi and kltcheneTte Purcna^e money notes bought, bee Kex H the mon*?) thin 'will pleiOw you $391> cash balance arranged lo f This placo Is i 30 cut JS Feachtne i hone lv> 9>4 - Mooney Cliff C, Hatcher Insurance Agency private residence Peachtree atreet Ivy _ 21 __*_»r an_t_bl_d g Bo th phonea _. WKbT KVD FOR RENT—Two deslral o furnished apart MABTIN-OZBURN REALTY COMPANY LSED CAR BROKER LAROF room private bath on ner of lovely MOlStTEFIORE SELIG mentM three ro mm and I ith Or will rent Third National Bank Bld« ould sell or buy u nortli Hide home 494 Spring cor Third at an j, \\hble l o «»rdon «ircet \\ect tnd see Mr Murplij ^lv> 4S _J^ Ivy 1 2 DLSIRABLE offlced single and en suite CADILLAC Tou 000 to 530 000 inside busl furnl^l ed ro ms and k n tte -borne of thotie are equipped \s 1th com dttlon exchan in les almosal t nctj for wale postofilce _JVy 5G06 T 72 Walton Hlrect FOR RENT—Apartments r HJND3 FOR QUICK PLACIuMENT AT nex and Forsj th building Ada Q Candler IN ONE of the best suburbs of tbe citj »e otter voti a new 6 room bungalow, at bargain 33^ ad LUCKIB ST best meats served good Jr Agent Phone ivy A2?4 121 Candler 7 PER CENT L. B_ ZURL.IIN E & CO. u/ home cooking Main 4086 all improvements, fronting car Hne and paved street, corner lot conven 601 £ STLVET BLDG MAIN 6^4 BLAUTIFULLY furnlnhfcd & room apart Bldg Bee Mr Wilkinson N 1*13 model 37 >»crlfice for B. Baker Ivy C04S X* SS rooms, cash perfect condition electric lights WE HAVE 150 000 PRIVATE MONE'_ T_O . 20w ment to aublet Uurlnc nummer, tenant NICE light .office^ apace wttb desk type- lent to schools and churches We offer this property at $1000 less than Mlf vtarter 18 A V, Baker Phone I 2339 PLACE IN SL-M3 FROM 11 000 UP AT 7 •^ with excellent meata summer rates. prefer* to reserve one room lar£«. cool writer Mkln 5U1 SOS Temple Court It was sold for 1 year ago Let as show jou this. It le a real bargain PER CENT NO DELAY MR DODD »2 IlEPINED young ladr In north side apart rooms crove In front »uu parlor beut Tnent v-Jshes roommate Ivy 4531 oecilon In man Park. Upper of a two family OFFICES POfe RENT tn th» Hurt building. WANTED E ALABAMA ST MAIN 1^87 Apply 111 Hurt building A BEAUT11TUL, LOT 100HO& oppoalta WE LOAN on Atlanta real estate and buy . Iar»e and amall rooms, apartment houae Price to auit acceptable Broo^havan Club for S3 BOO ca*olin» oa* purchase money notea 209 Grant bide -ihi excellent meala summer ratea I 7592 J party No chlldr&n Ivy_8194 L. SB ftn* condition Addreaa B-KT oar* Cbn- Merc nan ta & Mechanics Banking & Loan Co.. PEACHTREE INN—Board and room NEW ^URK—Will sublet for summer, fur nlshed apartment fine residential nelgb. FOR RENT—Gar*30 and Barm Harper Realty Company •tltntlcn MONET TO LOAN on Improved Atlanta aonable rates good table 391 Peachtree T»J»-.J.£^^—o^ijond hand Ford car prefer real astata Fitzhugb Knox. 1C1S Candler borh jod 8 looniB, electric light elevator roadster 11 model but would buy any building SOUTH SIDE. service »100 per month Address W P 12 Also 14 E CAIN 3T corner 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG J C Archer Joneabgro^ Ga.^ NICE, cool rooms with or without board Barker 27 William ._»trcct New York. tr&e Btreet alx* fOxlOO all cemented MONEY TO LOAN at • to B per oenC oa •In good condition Bell Phone I»y 43S6 V Atlanta Phone GT2 •VECOP.D HA!M> auto Ford preferred. A A Atlanta real estate, DunsoD A Qay *0t Main 6172-3 127 Capitol avenu* FOK RB.NT—Completely furnished 6 room Trust Company of Georgia building y :loae in at ill Bontla apartment with large sleeping porch A. Pres«lDg Club 714 Marietta, At] 6a2 reasonable to desirable party Ivy g47 L. FITZHUGH KNOX Candler Bldg Ivy FIVB ROOMS nicely fur apt. for |42 EO 8VBVKBA.N per month 99 West Peachtree Apart- GARAGE SPACE FOH RENT. FLOORED. XMabllehed IM*. •ONBX to !»• ' on Improved real estate. IDEAL summer home w 111 take younr 1 *dy ment 10 Ivy €191 52S Pt-ACHTREE IVY 75»2 L QEO. R MOORE C McOehee Jr «23 to «24 Empt « ~ to board Phone Dccatnr 685 i on A'lanla property _ -JuttlDB UNFI KNa&UKn EEAL ESTATE AND RENTING JOHN M. SailTH CO. , 1001 Empire Life Bldg Ivy 6 4 ROOM APT with beautiful fixtures and .^Room MONET TO LEND on city property mantels with or wtihout heat plenty of t>r SK npHce u te of phon« public fltenov \ ,10 AUBURN AVENUE, SECOND FLOOR Alston 121< Third NAI 1 Bun) Bid* ,__ figs njrapea chorrien and good poultry house raplier In office beat tocAtltin In Em Pioneers in COUI I I, vlthou...,._ t (httclren three or MuwL be aeen to b«, appreciated Special r ur unfurnlsli^e 1 rooms for housekeeping I terms until September plre_l»dg 61<^ Fhqne^jvy^JM4S ^_^_ ANSLEY PARK—Two very pretty vacant lots which f He local! n priva.t« fimllj preforred north ! PU HCH ASE MONEY NOTES R 1 OR RENT—Very d«*lrftnle d«iK Automobile Coach Work xi le AddrLB. Box No K62 care Conntltu I O ne\v brick. B room apt all modern con Healey iildg- Phon* Iva 1H are free from debt. Will exchange one or both for veniences Including HooHler cabinet bpe CARS REPAINTED monthly notea at reasonable dlbcovnt OLJVo branch minagtr wants room n clal terma If taken at once Phone Ivy equity in cottage. Must be worth the money. Price of U Zurlln* ik. Co &01 1^ «llv*y bldg 1 tio strictly private moder^i homo or apartment Top* recovered and repaired., wheels, Main 624. Peachtrcp close In by June 1 Address THE UA WRPNC L.—Two three and four FjOR^MNTrrTyp^fJ^!!.^..-....-.-, lots $1,500.00 each. pr.ugu and axle, repaired. -18 care Constitution room apartments ^Ojne early vac-ancles TYPEWKlTERb RENTJ&U all conveniences an 1 In u tilling- dint an ce FOUR MONTHS for (6 and up. factory re- FOURTH WARD negro property, renting foi $9 60 Pnco Bodies built to ortier cr repaired. MUSIC AND DANCING J T 1 urner R«s Mgr Apt 3 g> Woa built typewriter.^ All majtes, from til to FOR RENT—Rooma PeiiLhtreg place Ivy 8080 t?0 each AMERICAN WftlTIWQ JiA- \ $900.00. Easy terms. Kverr workman In tbops is a flolsb- PROF F S SCHARFENBKkG FJRbT CL.AS3 6 room " lapartmint. The CHINK COMPANY ** N. Fryer at Pbac* •4 mechanic. VIOLIN Instructor Formerly first violin * VttNISWJbI>—-VOBTH SI1>F Ell/.abelh rnphth Btreet, near Peachtree Ivy 844? Atlanta, Ga, Chicago Bympkony Or« heatra, concert LtfHHfo left city low rent J w Gold master Spokane Symphony OrcheHtra. rnnJth gee_Janltor Auburn Avenue T*rm« reasonable Call 7 to 4 a. m. Main I AM PRESIDENT, 1S&0 125 Wanhlpgton lit ' LOOK—For rent at greatly reduced prlce7 FOR RENT- FOR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms. 3 room apt In Piedmont Park ApU VICE PRESIDENT, Treasurer, Secretary Bookkeeper Auditor etc Super- 1>ANCINC. SCHOOL. 44% Iw Phone Jvy 7079 Auk for Mr Burns intandent of Construction and BOSS of the WHOH3 BLSINESS And RADIATORS REPAIRED Huiit.r at Phone Main 96» floor space Phone Ivy 80*0 We guarantee you to dance teaching ever? UNTflj September 1 modern 4 room apart thereby hangg the tale that will Internet YOU—If It s a bungalow you want to OVf OH* TOWA> order* returned Hume da ment with »lee pin K porch delightful lo received 287 it-ate ood A c* ivy »37 mft.rVoon and evenla* b) Profewtur and build That's the reason I ran build you a beautiful S room SWISS BUNGA Mr*, h. B. Hurst- cation rat-(!i to Desirable partles.__Ivy 2119 1* _ Mtc ATLANTA AUTO REP CO MAHL&tt B 8ef«ct Oanclng THREE to nix room apartment at vour own goy IXJW for |1,«60 that the other fellow -Rill charge you »2 250 to %i 500 for Yon acho'or 40f Peachtree j.vy 7471 New York IMPERIAL HOTEL _ price Apply Mr Kelly Ivy 3310 erty see B M Grant Qo Ollde Opera TAaltz Three step etc Mrm FOUR unfur first floor rooms close In S3 "" ODOM BROS CO Masters. don't build anything etee but this class of buildings my men are the best OFDM «il ntcht Now In our nur* *p«oloo* o«r Int As»n JJanci— *' ' E _AJ«xander_ %f_rurae_ Main 8642 J auartvn. Uarax* and repair work a ap«- SATER S DANCINtr"STUDIO 10 Kdgewood FOR rt&NT—North - ave Instruction* in the modern dances sleeping porch walking distance Ivy 4«S1 1 get value recelyed for every dollar I spend That's the reason I n\ always \ Ivy 7848 la ted. A. few vacant rooms. Comn and live ------where life Is a pleasure and, satisfaction guar- OB tNFUKNISHBIJ. |4 000 to 95 000 Have caah and muvt buy busy. My bungalows are good enough for ANYBODY to live In They are the "" ~LEO SHERARD "w'icfiT END DANCiNQ "ACADEMY —Dan e anteed In every respect. When tourlnc atom a barcaln Will not consider anything elee AUTOMOBILE REPAIRIVG Ing Thursdays and Saturdays. Lessons FLRNI8HE2£> Apartment In Livingston kind th» RICH MAN lire* In In southern California I have been there I at the Imperial Hotel Absolutely fireproof. , apartment 95 Eatt North avenue, far Olve me location In your answer 1 mean Satiafaction Guaranteed dally Went 11 L. ____ , _ m buslnean Home Box 1 11 care Consti- know Drop in and s4« me. P B Hopkins, Empire Building Ivy 2 8 SO 7_°_*_yy Street. CHJ^STRA! ivy si» ntahed or unfurnlBhed can five Immediate tution Atlanta 121t THE PICKWICK poeeeaelon If wanted Phone Ivy 1»7« P 8—There's a difference between a BUNGALOW and a BAHN TE>. STORT AND FIREPROOF LIST your roal estate with na> Wa bav* the CENTRAL GARAGE WELL furnished roomn with connecting cuetomera, Oeo P Sloore It Auburn ava, OFBI4 DAI' AND NIOHT bath Convenient Bhower bath on each floor WANTED—House* second loor Salesmen 1 W Barrel) Louis at Jouniwm r M •Morrt Come to Mee us. BUILD ON THIS BASIS! M-» AUJSUKX A\E IVI -901 __ 77 rafrl.e_St Jnear_jCarn»lBlo Library BEFORE you atari building by DAT WORK . _. ._. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PLEASANT rooms for young men couple i WANTED— By couple with tn o .mull chll afohltebtvrel department suBmlsutomlt_drawl»B:t drawlao« We will then maXe an estimate „.. WANTED—Two 30x3 auto tlren must he or bu»lne^ «omjn hot bath, and u«e ' d "» furnished house in suburb, fo what the building should COM Out- Pnrcha-lng Department will look after securing bararalnM Cat] T 3 Tlarpcr 7.~> Atlanta FOR SALE — VeVpiano token for debt p r R EAL ESTATE—S«l«,Exch«ng« never used and have no u«e for it Will SI,. T rorreM avenue or Ivy „„„„," r ma»t be nice hut reasonable an the material at the lowest cost, and our well organised force of capable \vorkmen will HMhwal Bank bld£ Main 1~05 afaSH Li __ __ --- ^ --- — < h_ ttawa n Hleeplnf; porch deHlred Cal be ac your service All the money wre« by our «yKtem will be yourt and our fee sell fair below regular price to get rid of It E ve von BALE OK BXCHANOB—Peaohtree will be a «msl! penentan OI> the net -o»t- This basis I. really better than It sounds. Genuine bargain Address O D J csre J\lJ\J^rADOLP Hn. 1«HBachelo rHARRI roo S rfr ivy 7»s« road lot (aclns Oountry club, for Ini^ Of course we also do building on straight contract—st low prices. Constitution ?^SSJ? T001",*..?' COr.TnBB!D lentleman «nd wife with no proved, property Fhona Ivy 4;t ^ MOTOHCYCUE15 —BICYCLEa luie every moder2_Eonyenlen

1FWSP4P&R! .rage fourteen. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA.. THUBSDAY, MAY 20, 1915.

to the forecastle," and no one was burt Kan haa asked to be represented upon tbe first waek in Septembeepemer woulwou d « by the explosion of the one bomb tbe commiaaton and will have two rep- \ \ wa*t upon the pleasure of the commts- It is expected that a discus.ion of & LODGE NOTICES || ATTACK ON GUSHING lan for uniformity in labor laws will The attack occurred while the Cash- »lon aa to whether they may take a e one of the features of the confer- ing was about 25 miles from Antwerp »la<=e upon the commission, Blighted Romance E and 8 miles from the North Hinder The commission held its rlrrt meeting Kttth Vaudeoiltt. n. lightsJup. It was about 7 o'clock in"n IrfnilsvlUe. Ky., on April 23, and at «.' lai flue of the blc hlt» of Sc> Describe^ Dropping of sach Bide of the vessel in letters S feet Ff "•'rat• mf"'1e*!ag" e in each county under Police She Believes Son-in- Al. a 5*?,? *• %»••" Played by Gladys i ^ v the proposed route: second, condition of Alexander and Vivian Murray. 1. a, worthy I On her return Journey from Antwerp I this road and classified mllea&e; third, attraction, the, Great lamed, the plantet, a Dissolve the Uric Acid That is B. P. O. of EJk., Bombs by Germans—Stars Law Is Also Married to nennatlo then h on two continent., ha. a great INITIATION. « the Cushing grazed a floaUnK mine in number and character of bridges, HI i, ' ™« Lelghtons, Mine. Aubrey and Deposited in the Joints. A resrular ae»alon of Atlanta number" Hanl°" and Clifton present clever Lodge. No. 78. B P. O. of Elk*, and Stripes FljKng. Mexican Girl. " • Overtaxed kidney-, refuse to throw will be held thia (Tnur»dxy> eve- off the surplus uric acid, and return It nlng. at fi o'clock. vlHltinv broth- to th« blood. It U deposited In tho , ,er» are. cordially Invited to meet . ~«~~. ~- .*~~. . -- A blighted romance of five weeks' with UB Initiation. A Dutch lunch will toe Philadelphia, Mav 19.-—The Ameri- so"fi-ently"that~no explosion fol-. The routes contesting for (tbe high- GOVERNORS ARE CALLED Joints, which became sore, enlarged and nerved after the .e..lon. Fraternally. can tank steamer CusiungT, attacked lowed i way have furnished this information. duration, in which a runaway mar- swollen. Ultimately the kidneys grow M. F AMOROUS. riage, a mysterious . Mexican girl, a } ' TO GATHER IN BOSTON E 4 B 1 April 2S in the North sea toy a German Word of the attack on the Cushlng, | maklng a voluminous mass of printed weaker and Bright'a disease or dlabeteo THEO *TAST. Secretary. "'" ° "' aeroplane, ^hicli dropped three bombs, h c a h w bo n R pretty 16-year-old da-ughter of a south follow. Dlaaolvi those uric acid cry- tei idajLm UwlJ tl?i *»"£?9,000„ i!.tons", of*,,.£L crude oil"?f,! matter and engineering data to be Bon Boston, May 19 —Covenno r * Walsh returned 'to port here today. Her cap- consigned to the g'O'v ernment of Hol- will send -delegates to Georgia attorney and a paroled United etals, •UminaU them from the ayatem tain, Lars Larson Herland, submitted a land, wast cabled to this country two back up the information with argu- States soldier who hae been stationed today designated the )ast week in Au- and let Hd of that rheumatism BOW Iloyal Arcanum. Yonah on patrol duty in Mexico, all featured, Council, No 1581. meet* report to her owers characterizing the days later, and was referred to by ments before the commission. gust for the national conference of with Jacobs' Liver Salt, taken In the thJa (Thursday) evening, at attack as. a. "dastardly act. a deliberate President^ Wilson in his note of pro- Great Crowd* Comlnff. came to light at police ibarracke last governors In this city. At the confei;- mornlnc before br«akfaat. Don't make Ked Men's Wigwam, S« test to Germany. attempt to sink an unarmed vessel and A dispatch from Chattanooga states: night, when Mrs. F. A. Llghtfoot. -wife ence held at Ma-dlaon, Wis . last year, the mistake of depending on an occavfon Central avenue, at 8 o'clock. Bomb* Are Dropped. of Attorney L D Lightfoot. of Adrian, al dose of dangerous calomel Power- The fast Grand Regent of murder the members of the crew." A "Kver> train Is bring-lng in dele- 1 Boston was selected for this year's the State will vltitt u* A. copy of the report was forwarded to I ,"When the airship was first noted by gates for the meeting of the Dixie Ga., appealed to Chief Beavers to find ful drugs Ilk* calomel not only weaken' large attendance IM desired. the state department at Washington. the lookout it was several thousand highway commissioners here to- the husband of her young daughter, meeting, and the date was left to Gov- the system, but they leave the uric CHA8 B. CRENSHAW The German airman, said Captain feet in the air and apparently was morrow. Thomas Tagrgart and Eunice. ernor Walsh. After the governor *ad acid in It. Jacobs' Liver Salt not only Secretary. Herland, swept in narrow circles over coming- frohi the coast of Ensland. The Ca*-l Fisher, Indiana, BeJcher and B. H Ov«rby, an ex-soldier, married received a telegram today from the con- removes U. but acts gently without gripe alrhip began to drop down as It ap- Saxon. Florida; H. L. Gordon, the tanker, drying to get directly over pretty Miss Eunice fi\e weeks ago at ference of governors of western state*. or pain. If you want to feel line, try proached the ahip, until it was only Ohio, commissioners, are here and now In, progress at Seattle, Wlash., A special convocation of Mount the funnel, apparently with the 1-dea of about 300 feet in the am An attack the others are expected tonight Swamsboro, Ga.. eloping with hi a it 25c at Jacobs' and druggists gen- Zion. Chapter, No 16, R. A. M . dropping a bomb down it and wrecking was not \even considered a possibility "The gieatest Interest prevails young love to Swalnaboro, Ga, Thence saying than the last week in August or erally.— (Advt.) wJIJ b* held in Manonfc Tempi*, her engine room, ite crew at first until a bomb suddenly plunged into In\ the outcome of the conference they came to Atlanta, Ga , where they this (Thursday) evening, at 7 3« swarmed on deck. *«t quickly retreated the aea and a tremendous explosion wbcn the commissioners appointed o clock uharp The Royal Arch de- sent a great wave, flooding the stern lived until two weeks ago at a board- gree will be conferred. All duly by tbe governors of the different ing house at 119 Washington street, qualified companions are fratern- deck. The crew flew for the nearest "> states interested will officially ally invited to meet with UB hatchways The second bomb missed designate the route. Large dele- when Mrs. Lightfoot, in answer to her By order of the port quarter by a foot, and another gations from Cincinnati, Indiana, daughtei's pleadings* came to Atlanta FRANCIS H. KNAUFF, explosion sent another wave cascading Had Pellagra; Kenturk}, Tennessee and Georgia to help her daughter. E C. PERKINS. Secretary."*1* **•*«*• over the lower deck s and Florida are hei e or will be 6% 7% Reports had come to Mrs. Lightfoot The biplane swung up lnto the wind, here bv ni^ht to represent their hung motionless for a secottd or so, btatesjin routing the highway. that the soldier-husband of her Is Now Well and dropped the bomb which grazed "The greatest interest seems to daughter was married to a Mexican Funds on hand for immediate delivery, both A repul ar communication of the starboard rail. It then headed for be manifested ov«r the northern girl named "Dolly Clnquitilla," with Fulton LrfJdge, No 216, Free and Rlnggold, La—Mis S A. Cotter, of the Dutch coast. end Tihom he had come to Atlanta last Jan- Accepted M&aone, ¥,111 be held In this ptace, writes "Will say that 1 The biplane, the captain said, waa "There are two proposed routes uary from Mexico; registering- here MS _ Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock on am perfectly well and the happiest flying a white flag with a black cross through Kentucky, one penetrates business and residential properties acceptable. ^4A thia (Thursday) evening Ther« in the center, the pennant of the Ger- man and wife at a hotel Mrs. Light- _ Jf will be work in the degree*. AH BOU! on earth. "Wish every pellagra the Blue Grass section and the foot learned that Overb> recently sent a candidates for examination ar* sufferer could know of your great man air fleet other ta*kes In the Mammoth cave requested to present themselves, Nashville aii-d Louisville are united this mysterious Mexican back to her remed>. I know how to appreciate 1 FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR cordial Invitation la extended to aJl duly liealth and sympathize with those that in the Mammoth, cave route, while native country and disa * owed his allfled brethren to attend By order 1 COMMISSIONERS MEET Lexington and a lai ge portion of marriage to tho Mexican to his youn-g JOHN R. THOMPSON, W. M. are not so blest as I Am growing the lower section of Kast Ten- bride when confronted by the reports W S RICHARDSON. Secretary .Stronger, gaining in weight and can Iff CHATTANOOGA nessee is united with the Blue Loan agents for The New England Mutual Grass region and Cincinnati. There Mrs. Lightfoot took her daughter do anything I ever could. Oh, I know away from Overby two^v.-weeks ago. I am well of that horrible disease, and 19 a fight over the Rome and Oai- A regular communication of Continued From Page One. tersville, Ga., routes and laigre dele- carrying her to a sister, a Mrs faulll- Life Insurance Co. » *• Pythajrora* Lodg-e, No. 41, V * m> heart is full of rejoicing I feel gations from each section is here " van, 108 Pulliam street, where the A. M, will be held In Muonla that I ha\e come out of a dense cloud - - r- -- Temple. I>ecatur. Ga.. thl* I'awt Through Atlanta. mother and daughter now await de- into the blessed sunshine. God be slsts of two commissioners each from (Thursday) evening. May 20. praised' He has spared m> life for Many delegations parsed through At- velopments of the polk e. The police 191E, at 8 o'clock All member* the states through which the highway lanta from the south on Wednesday are now searching for Overby, who Is of PythaKora* Lodge are earn- eome good, and I feel that I have just will pass, these commissioners, four- estly requested to be present. A* and Wednesday night, en route to Chat- bel leved to have gone to Portsmouth, business of Importance «111 be transacted. begun to live." ^ teen in all, being appointed by theti tanooga Among them %v as a strong WEYMAN & CONNORS There is no longer any doubt that Virginia All brethren duly qualified fraternally lnvlt*4 respective governors delegation from Fitigerald. headed t>y "I have positive information that to--meet with u*. By order pellagra can be cured. Don't delay fourteen Comm!»Blo»,ei-.». W. R. Bowen, of Fitzgerald, all boost- Oveiby is married to a Mexican, whom H. R. JEWETT, W". X. until it is too late It is jour duty to ^ The commission consists of the fol- ing for the 'short route" to Florida he lived with here as man and wife," E H. MASON, Secretary. . consult the resourceful Baug-hn. This route groes by wav of Fitzgerald, Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate low iiig gentlemen, most of whom had Abbeville and Waycross. "We are de- said the mother. "I am going to The s>mptoms—hands red like sun- arri\ ed in Chattanooga before mid- term lined to leave no stone unturned prosecute him on this charge burn, skin peeling off. sore mouth, the night laat night to secure the Dixie highway over our "Overby was raised hakleford, M B. ei-ln-law, lived with the Mexican leaving all other than finan- boK ^003, Jasper Ala, remembering Indiana — Cart G. Fisher, of Indianap- Cannon, T . J Luke, John Gray, John "Five Second* From Five Point*" cial value out of consideration, jnone~s is refunded in any case where olis. Thomas Taggart, of French Lick. Bennett, R Davis. ^ D. Lovett, Frank Sikes, Volney Williams an audit or your business affairs the remedy fails to cure.—(adv.) Ohio — H I* Gordon, of Cincinnati. Further dispat-eh.es from Chattanoogn. NO BARGAINING ' George W. Harris, of Cincinnati. state that many caucuses \v ei e held Printing andEngraving by a competent Certified Public Illinois — Richard J. Flnnegan, of Chi- there last night by various delegations BY UNITED STATES Accountant will prov« highly cago, "W. W. Marr, of Springfield. making plans to further their causes "We make a bid for your patronage on profitable. Wilson's Clothes Clark Howell, of Georgia, IB president befoie\the commission on Thursdav of the commission, and W. "W Marr, of Indications are, saV dispatches, that Continued From Page One. the (ingle baiis of SERVICE—qual- It may enable you to establish 1 there will be a bitter figtot between ARE GOOD—VERY GOOD Illinois, Is secretary Louisville a~nd Lexington o\ er tho route ity of •work. a higher banking credit, which iuoyj SIS-O*. 13 JEdmvootf Besides these commissioners, Mlchl- through Kentucky, one of which Is ing rammed by the Lusitania* If the may become necessary in times proposed through the famous Blue answer is In the negative, as undoubt- of stress. 5rass section and another which takes ely It must be, the American govern- Office Furniture in Mammoth cave ment, after calm deliberation, will un- It will protect yon against lois There is also In prospect a warm derstand It has no right to raise a pro- Chair*. Dcvka and Files tbat arc universally by fraudulent entries. fiRrht between the Rome and Dalton delegations over the two proposed tect against the torpedoing of the Lusi- recognized a« the STANDARDS. It will create a higher effi- routes affecting those cities. tania ciency In every department of • The German government, we expect, your business. Day m Holiday. •n ill have the firmness to retract no Dalton has declared Thursdav an of- step, and should In this case be certain Foote & Davies Co. ficial holiday and all places of busi- ness will close while practically the ' of the appro\al of the entire people We f hope the lesson will be learned from JOEL HUNTER & CO. entire town fjoes to ©hattanoogra to Certified Public Accountant* PRINTING boost lor the Dalton route Special i the sinking of the L.usltania that no trains have been chartered t neutrals should entrust themselves to Meanwhile, Rome declares that she British ships or give them goods for ^ Atlanta will have a delegation of 1,000 boosters j tranbpoit." j No. t. under the auspices of the Rome Cham- CASE OF THE FRYE. j ber of Commerce to boost Tor Rome SENT TO PRIZE COURT. j EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY Special tralne will carry part of this V delegation, while other members will Washington, May 1S». — Germany lias %, QUIC5K: .VIOISIEV 1 go through the country in automobiles sent to a priao . court the case of tno I A special chorus of male and female American s.Ul..is alnp. }V nliam P. Frye, | FOR LOANS ON CITY, SUBURBAN OR FARM PROPERTY. RELIABLE SERVICE voices and a marchin'gT party ha*.been sunk in tho South Atlantic last Jan- Local client will give Immediate action. organized for demonstrations in Chat- uao by the Pruiz Eltel Fricdrlch, but tanooga for the Rome route. It is uniKiatood here that the Ger- ul'fcori InvAiB-tmo n-t ^omp^ It is announced from Rome that Com- man admiralty took that action betore PROHIBITION REASONABLE PRICES missioner W. T Anderson, of Macon, it had received the American note in- GREEN-TILSON-M'KINNEY, Attorneys. representing Georgia, will mak,e a per- ^istlnK that the damage be adjudicated Kurt Building. Bell Phone Ivy 7616-7, sonal Inspection of the Rome route directly through diplomatic negotia- by automobile on hJ« wily to Chatta- tion in \Veahinston PHOTOGRAPHY nooga. __ It is said bi officials here that ref- DON'T PROHIBIT erence o£ the case to a prize court will From Calhoun and all along the not necessarily prevent diplomatic ad- ALCOHOLIC POISON "stored up" in tho Johnston-Sherman link of the highway ^^btem from causing that diseased con- big delegations are going both by justment Oermay, M is said, probably linUs, It necessary under its legal meth- dition which forces good men to in- ART WORK rail and automobile. ods to develop certain facts through dulge THE NL1AI., TREATMENT "pro- a nrize court, *\en while negotiations hibits" good men from becoming" may be m progress. A3 Germany has MONEY montal. moral, physical and financial Preachers Are Urged admitted in principle liability for the w i ecks h\ overcoming the diseased COPY WRITING slnkinsr of the Frye, ttie state depart- For quick loans on choice residence property. eomntion :ind ci eating a loathing for ment heie probably will not feel con- liquor. For full information call or To Drop Sunday Voices cerned .it this latest development Will deal with owners only. atfdress ATLANTA XEAL INSTITUTE. Phones Main 1262 and Main 1485 Secretary Br>an has asked Amlrassa- ! 'J2'i Woodward A\e (Mam 2795) dor Gerard to Inquire of the German And Use Week-Day Terms government whethei the sending of the' SMITH-H1M CO., Inc., Insurance and loans, Walton Bldg. 60 dial Initltiitas in Principal Cltlw Kr>e case to a pn«! court Is intended Cincinnati, May 19—If church mem- as a reply to the American note on the bers would demand that ministers get subject- id of their "Sunday voices and larv- tfmsramimsssttsws^^ Johnson-Dallis Company guage" and speak in every-day terms it AOVEKTISOU AND PRINTING • would be helpful to the people and SUPREME COURT OF GA. PALM the church, said Reverend W. Hanson 128-142 MARIETTA ST. — ATLANTA GA Pulsford, of Chicago, before the West- AROPEP AND 81'BBUTTEP. ern Unitariao conference here today. Northen»*er» Circuit. MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE |BEACH The Rev. Robert S Lor ing-, of Ann Northern Coiuracih.g Company v.VyMri Arbor. Mich, in speaking on "What C L. Maddux, from Kabun __ 205 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BUILDING | Men Have a Ri ght to I>emand of a M. H Waldrcp % H. C Foster, from Free Church," said' "I advocate the Haber»l,.m ^ ^^ <,, SUITS opening of a public social forum in ev- Meridian Life Insurance company. for!. 40 ery church, where people of all views use etc v W A Latham, from Cherokee. and religious opinions could meet and Thornis J.. Le.vls » C. L. Harris tru.- Dry Cleaned discuss aoclal movements. It will not] toe from Korsyth . fro. m be a solution to merely discuss what ] Jesse Sexton et al. v. T P. Burrua IS/I O IM E V Jesus would do, for Jesus never saw a J °V Allen, administrator, v. W. M. Al- For flrst mortgage loans on real eutato In Atlanta and viclnltj-. Very Boston Dry Cltaning Co. The Atlanta Veteran Special piece of machinery. len et al , from Foray ih. lowest rate* and quick service. 82 GwtMtt Strtct i!*!- from For- "Tracts should be printed like those C L Suddeth v. 2. T. Col We're M New at Your Phon* a, hundred years a so, intended to make a>< W Beavers at *1. v. M A, WJIaon «t AARON-HAAS. SON & HOWELL CandUr Bldg. the w-orker content with his lot. al , from l^orsjth. To be composed ot flrst-class Day Coaches, Dining Car and Standard "Such tracts should be sent to mem- Errtcllne Coatea v. R. N. Coatea et al.; and Tourist Sleeping Cars—v, bers of labor unions They might lead Western and Atlantic Railroad Company to contentment and they1 might lead to v. W S. Roberta, from Cobb \A»* l-l O l_ E &, A. L. E l_ VJ IVI 13 E FX TO RUN THROUGH SOLID FROM ATLANTA TO RICHMOND AS A profanity. *• "We may not approve of G W \V Ilkle v Newton \yiilt«, from Cherokee SECTION OF THE FAST "ATLANTA-BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL," profanity, but It ia some times of a W H Gartrell, trusted, at al. T. John JHc- Regardless of your past Lumber Connection! and Associations: It will pay only making stop* at Lawrencevllle, Winder, Athens and Elberton. higher moral rvalue as a spur to social Cravey et air. from Plcfcenis. reform than Is quiet resignation and re- J £. Dorrls «t al. v. Farmers and Mer- you to get our Prices and See Our Grade*. ligious contentment." chants' Bank, from Milton. Leave Atlanta . : , 12:30 p. m., May 31 at, (Central Time) S M Leatherwood v. Ixmlsvllle ana N**n- Solid and Mixed Car lot* and Motor truck loads. Leave Lawrencevllle 2:33 p. m., May 31»t, (Eastern Time) vllle Rallroa.d Company, from Fannin. C Y. Houie v I>. W. Bluckwel! , from Favor us by calling, our expense, Main 4771 or 155 for Car Lota. Leave Winder 3:03 vp. m.. May 81st, (Eastern Time) 60 AUTOS ENTER MHton Leave Athens 3:40 p.m., May 31st, (Eastern Time) Adarn Jett v ,T, W. Ixwd; from Milton. BIG GEORGIA TOUR Southern Marble Company v. E. W. New- Factory Construction Timber* a Specialty. ,, Leave Elberton 4:38 p. m., May 31st, (Eastern Time) berry . from Pickena. AMUSEMENTS Arrive RICHMOND 6:30 a. m., June 1st, (Eastern Time) Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com- pany v A. W. aicHiin. from Plckena CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO. Continued From Page One. Mary Cowart v Southern. Marble Com- pany . from Plckens ATLANTA'S BUSIEST THEATBR. W. T. Pace v. R B Cochran, from Cobb. three members of the county board M A Brown v Bank of Cummfner, from would be on the trip and that the Forsyth , FORSYTH SShSSr" •superintendent of public works would Southern Ma,rble Company v vCarl Fau- CEORGE EAST COMPANY L.IIMI FAIL.'NASAV \ be present to inspect the roads of cett. from Plcken^. HmlMI Nattily Oaftrifl, an* OritfNtl OffwiM. south Georgia. He \said that if north Southern Marble Company v. 1>« Plnyon, a Leia-htonn—"Broadway I*ove"—1SOS Veterans and their friends from points on C. of Ga. Ry., A., B. ft from PIckena. GREAT IMMK1). Tnrktah Senaatlon— Georgia wanted south Georgia to visit \V M Harris v Atlanta Northern Rail- The New Life Vibrator Munlon * tCIItton—Aitbrrr * Bfek— A. By., A. ft W. P. Ky., SEABOARD west of Atlanta and W. & A', and north Georgia it must be shown what way Company . from Cobb. Kl Til KOVH The Princes* of HactlnK". L. &. N. Railroads can get into Atlanta MONDAY morning, the Slat, get this section waa doing in the way of IB guaranteed to relieve pain and a fast train only making stops made by the fast "Atlanta-Birmingham road building. The Arabic Sails. to give strength and rigor to the Special," and arrive in Richmond early In the morning, June let, Bus Club Enter* Car. New York. May 19.—Wit h 33flVpaa- It was announced that J. Coy Bengers. two ol them Americana, the entire body. ' Pearce. secretary of the Atlanta Bus "White Star liner Arabic sailed today for Liverpool. club, had entered a car and a motion \Ve make a specialty of the was adopted requesting the Georgia It Relieves storage of household aoods and pianos You -could not select a Railway arid Power company to enter headache, neuralgia, rheumatism, $...25-Round Trip From Atlanta-$l 1.25 a oar. better place for your goods. A. telegram waa read from E. T. HEADACHES backache, lumbago, sciatica. It Im- of men and women suffer from 'Clarke stating that Qultman had pre- hndacbes every day, other thousands have proves the digestive organs ana pared to entertain the tourists along Low fare* from other stations on SEABOARD and connecting he»<3acb(", every week or every month, and rtlll with 20,000 other visitors who are ex- othera havo neadacbcn ocu«»ionany,batno«s» the scalp. tines. Se« that your ticket Breads via SEABOARD from Atlanta or pected to attend the Ani-mal Industry regular lnterral». The best Doctor la often unable nearest junction. Stopovers allowed on tickets going and returning. convention on May 25 and 26. to Hnd the cause of many ot thete Headaches and la moat other ease>, knoirtog the cause, fie Tickets to-be sold May 29th to June 2nd, limit June 10th. By paying The tour will end in Atlanta on May does not know what will remove It, BO as to Bjyo G. E. Fans 60 cents limit can be extened to June 30th. 27 at the Majestic hotel, where the a permanent cure. All be can do Is to prencrllw We are distributors for General tourists will be entertained by the pro- tbe usual imlu relleveza, whlrh clve temporary prietor, J. Lee Barnes. relief, but the headache returns mm nraaJ, and Electric fans and there is available "All things point,'' stated Charles J. treatment IB aga.o necessary. If yonsnfferlrom In Atlanta a stock of five thousand BETTER GET beadache>. no matter wbat their nature, take of these fans. Tbe big stock en- Two Regular Through Trains Every Day Hadenr president of the Georgia Cham- Antl-kamnla Tablets, and th« results will be jam OUR PRICES ber of Commerce, "to one of the most lactoryintbeblicbcstdetrrec. Toucan obtain ables us to give our customers the -T - .- 17.i^.^ _.», _ — successful and most Important auto them at nil drugifiats In any quantity. 10O worth, tours ever made in the south." most prompt and efficient service, IMP W I IIP VlnTilTnr J5c worth or more. Ask ior A-K Tablets. and a telephone messag* will bring 11^ Tf LIU* T 1U1 A l\Ji Leave Atlanta 11:33 A. M. and 8:55 P. M. SICK-HEADACHES our representative to your home to i For information or reservations call on SEABOARD Agents or write fitter* Plea of Guilty. Blclf-lreaaache. the mo«t miserable o« an tick demonstrate the fan and our prop- $10.00 Mo-bJle, Ala., May 19.—William T. LnessCD, loses iu terrors when A-K Tablets are RAIIMT Merri wether, arrested last Saturday Aken. When you feel %u attack coming- on, D. W. Morrah, T. P. A., or Fred Gelssler. A. G. P. A. morning for the robbery of the safe take two tablets, and In many cages, the attack & LEAD WORKS of the local office of the Southern win be warded off. Durinc an ottack take ons Express company, today fn police court. A-K Tablet every two bourn. The rest and com- CARTER ELECTRIC CO.y. Ivy (73? P.O.BM1U ATLANTA, GEORGIA entered a plea of guilty to the charge fort wolon follow, can be obtained In no other of burglary and grand larceny and was way. held to the grand Jury under 91,000 Cwmaa. A-K TWUWs twir Ifc. K mem. 72 North Broad St. Phone Ivy 2666 i bond. AtmttdrmtHUU.

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