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vol. ;KLVIII.—NO. a Dmttr BUT. 13 MBt» WMfetT. ATLANTA, QA.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1915.—FOURTEEN PAGES. •» «*• w Mtawato • MBta. LAWMAKERS MEEF E WILSON.AND HIS NEfr GRANDCHILD BIG TEUTON GUNS TODAY TO BEGIN ffiKSBEDFOR CO-EDUCATIONAL VOTES TO SUSTAIN PLACED TO SHELL Anti-American Newspaper FIFMf GRIND Suspended at Berlin. SCHOOLJTRUCTURE GALIWAPITAL * ^ Count Reventlow's Attacks Advance Guard Arrived DayvBros. To Erect Four- 1 on United States Cause of Story Building on South Polke Board Claim Prepon- Both London and Petrograd Tuesday, Stormed Kimball Suspension. derance of Evidence Was Admit That Lemberg Will House Lobby and Talked Pryor Street at a. Cost of $50,000. in Favor of Chief of Detec- Soon Be Taken by the Politics Until Late at Berlin, June 22 —-(Via London )— The authorities today suspended In tives. Austro-Germans. Night. definitely the Berlin Tages ZeiUmg because it published recently an article ONLY THREE VOTES CAST bv Count Reventlow on Oernmn Amer NO ACTION TAKEN lean relations which declared interna AGAINST CONSOLIDATION RUSSIAN LINE BROKEN, GOV. SLATON'S MESSAGE tional law must be disregarded in sub- AGAINST BEAVERS mai Ine warfare ACCORDING TO VIENNA WILL BE READ TOD A The suspension is regarded here aa Indicating the go\ eminent^ Is weary 01 Business Boys and Girls t seeing its relations with America made Failed to Substantiate more strained bj journalistic utter- Be Housed Together a Believed That One of the ances of such as those of Count von Persons to Lead Senate Re* entlovi The article in question Charge That Lanford Russian Armies Will Find fallowed the well known lines of tha Big Saving to the City o Burwell and Sheppar writer who declared International laws Cursed Over Telephone Difficulty in Extricating ^ere made before submarines were in- Atlanta. Aft e r Speakership o tented and continued and Was "Dead Drunk." And one can as little employ those Itself — Hard Fighting House—Busy Session I rules in an objective common sense A contract was made by the boa way as, for instance one could bri-ng of education yesterday afternoon wit Although a majority of the police Continues in France. Forecast. the sticking to his office of an incom- Thomas J and Albert L. Day for th commissioners last night made state- petent statesman into healthful rela- erection of a four^-story building, o ments that they believed Chief of De- tion to the well being of the whole South Pryor street, between Trinit tectives Newport Lanford was guiltv of London Tune 22 —With the heavy people avenue and Mitchell street for th Krom R ti bun Gap to Tybee Light — The government s prompt action chirges recenllj preferred against him Austro-German guns trained on lum- joint use of the Girls' Commercial Hlg we 11 hear It again lief ore the session suspending The Tages Zeitung Is . but by Police Chief Beuvera that he had ber* the fall of the Galiclan capital school and the business branch of th over —the y are here The Georgia leg one of many indications that respon- cursed Station Sergeant S A Roberts la looked for at any time Apparently Boys' High schoo] lalators have foregathered for the reg sible statesmen are eagerl> desirous In a telephone conversation Sunday, London and Petrograd view the pros- of finding; a common ground for The question of the co-education nlar annual session of the general is May 31. Ma\of James G \Voodward was pect with resignation sembly, which meets this morning an understanding with the United States the boys and girls in the high schoo the onlj member of the commission not More than 2 000 000 Austrian* and holds forth through fifty awelterin The Vord Deutsche Allgemeine Zei- was previously settled by the boar tung todaj publishes the following to vote to dismiss the charges against Germans have been operating along days to settle the destinies of the com adopting a resolution declaring that a In The Deutsche Tages Zeitung al- Lanford the fronts almost encircling iLenabergr monwealtli and guide the ship of state principle the board was in favor o In ones and twos the representative most daily for some time an impas- Lanford accordingly was exoner- TV 1th the Russian withdrawal behind sioned campaign h-*s been carried on co-education the Grodek lines evacuation of the city and senators began to arrive as earl ated, and the reason giv en by those •« last Saturday 'Sverv train sine In which, more or less frankly, the A resolution was adopted consollda commissioners believing that he was as a base was accomplished That hato brought more On Tuesday f am 11 la «>es of readers were to be opened to ing the Girls' Commercial High schoi complete evacuation without much re- certain dangers confronting the em- guilty was that "a preponderance of faces from south Georgia and the nil] and the Boys Business High school sistance is probable, Is indicated by of the north enlivened the stitehou&« pire because of the feeble stand of the the evidence was in Lanford s favor Then the formal motion to contrac Petrograd dispatches corridors and last night the old lin government in the matter of the differ- that Roberts had no one to testify that ences with the United States over sub- for the Day building was adopted (Latest advjces from Austrian head- of talk startled the lobbies of the Kim he (Lanford) had cursed him over tele- t>all house from a venr's slumber marine warfare The Ifce-w High School Bat Id In*. quarters describing the Russian re- phone, although he immediately re- Janitors wei^e bus> sweeping an On. one side it Is made to appear as rhe^ new school building will occup tirement assert that the two Russian dusting In the senate and house cham if official circles, for the sike ol peace the lot on which was the old home ported the incident to- hfs superior of- armies which for a long period fought , bers on Tuesday and all details are ar ith America, were considering Riv- Bishop Beckwith It will be foi ficers, and that Lanford s three wit- with an unbroken front, have be*n ^ranged for organizing this morning superiority in tbe submarine ing up stories high and will contain on th nesses (boarders in his home who ad- separated and cannot effect & junction COBVCKM at 1O A. M. Today. eapon ground floor the necessary admtnlstra mitted under a hot fire of cross-ques- The legislature will con\ ene at 1 On the other side one does not on the Galician side of the Russian o clock shrink from the foll> of the assertion tion offices for the board of education tions by Major Woodward that they PRESIDENT WILSON AND GRANDCHILD, ELLEN WILSON M'ADOO. frontier i that in creasing the number of our and on the other three floors twenty were 25 feet distant from the tele- The house will he called to order b enemies by the United States" would be President Wilson posed for a photograph with his granddaughter, Miss Russian battery commanders have Clerk John T Boifeullleti, who will pre matter of utter unimportance one class rooms In the rear of th phone when Lanford was talking to Ellen Wilson McAdoo, vho faced the lens for the first time. The, preslden been ordered to save their guns at all aide o>er the election of the speaker In Monday s issue The Deutsche main building there will be an audi Roberta from his residence) were un- held the baby while the camera man worked his machine. The accompanying costs The senate owing to the death o Tages Zeitung rises to scarcely con- disputed in their evidence" was the result. < diaries S Northen secretary will b cealed ridicule of the legal standpoint torlum 60x70 feet All the class room HARD FIGHTING »*mm,m !• Background. called to order by Assistant Secretar; set forth in the German notes to \mer- will ha\ e an outside frontage IN FRANCE. tca and to a personal attack on lead- The bulldtag will be fire-proof Chief Beavers waa In the background C. P Hansell who will preside unti ing statesmen The nten who bear the Infantry attacks north of Arras. the election of the president responsibility and whose duty It Is constructed of reinforced, concrete wit at last night's meeting, there not being For the speakershlp there are tw France ha\ e ended temporarily* *ut to weigh dangers and advantages a veneer of pressed brick, and will cos a single criticism of him made by any there has been a^n artillery action of candidates, and if the claim of vote against each other are not affected by i 4 0,000 of the commissioners It seemed to be promised to them should hold goo public criticism \ campaign of this great violence in the neighborhood of 'Lanford ni«*it " but the chief of po- TOWNS WRECKED Souchoz and Ecurie , teind against our statesmen is calcu- The clasa rooma will a&ou f ALABAMA GOVERNOR there is likely to he a warm contest lated to render difficult for the im- forty-five puplla each, making the tota lice Is promised rough sledding at next French artillerists have located and \ Representative W H Burwell. . o perial government its task not only of number tp be accommodated about »45 Friday night's meeting, when the com- opened ftre with their hea^v batteries Hancock speaker of the last bouse serving the effectiveness of our on & German long range gun which, announced earlj his candidacv for th weapons, but also of preventing in- Under the contract the building is t mittee will take up the merits of the jurious reactions on the general po- had thrown twenty-nine large shells speakershlp of this bouse Representa s finished ty October, the contracto probe-report of the investigating com- BY EARTHQUAKE Into the town of Dunkirk in the naM etical situation We trust that this BOOSTS GOOD ROADS tlve J E Sheppard, of Sumter county propaganda will come to an end to forfeit $5 a day with the rental fo mittee, which declared that vice waa two daja who la backed by the prohibitionists each day thereafter, if the building; 1 scattered all over Atlanta. There waa In the Vosges the Germans have re- announced a few weeks ago in opposl ^ not ready ' tired to the east bank ,of the Fecht, tlon to Mr Burwell no time for the report to be taken up Severe Shocks Felt in Cali- trovernor Henderson in At- CRAWFORD SEWELL The city la to pay rental of »C,40 according- to their own admission, but year fornia and Along" Mexican they assert that all French, attacks The issue between the two candi night's session of the commis- lanta After Dixie Highway have been repulsed LURED INTO BUGGY, The architects are Walker 4b Chase dates la that of the method of form sion, which was an adjourned meeting Boundary Line — Several Tne fighting around Arras has tieen ln£ the rules committee. Mr Burwel A Flirht Was Made. of an adjourned meeting of last Tues- Branch—His Party Motor- desperat« a.nd-sanguinary the Germans SAY HIS PLAYMATES The contract waa not let nor fi •landing for appointment by the day night, lasted from ft o'clock until counter attacking to offset the recent speaker and Mr Sheppard standing co education agreed upon without Deaths Reported. ing Through Country to French pains \ wireless dispatch fight in the board 12 15 o'clock The large number of for election by the house Crawford Sewell. aged 14 son of a from Berlin sa,ys i The claims of the two candidates as Those who opposed the measure ~n < witnesses In the Lanford trial required Neutral reports declare that the bat- prominent physician of College Park,, Los Angeles June 22-^-Several deaths Chattanooga. to \otes are rather conflicting W H Terrell and Alderman A r ml stead the larger part of this time in giving tle ragrtng near \rras may decide the in Atlanta »ubui*b Is believed by his They contended that auch a buildin are reported at Calexico, a town on the At Mr Burwell s headquarters \t is Jamil} to have been kidnaped by an rhelr testimony Officer after officer fat4 oC northern France The French claimed that he has 153 votes pledged was unnecessary and that co-education Mexican boundary line, as a result of Governor Charles Hendeison of Ala are stionj? but the Germans are con- tmerant salesman of pictures The not a good thing for either th testified that there was '"real feeling In writing and his managers offer to ad mysteriously disappeared from his an earthquake bama with Mrs Henderson and a part> tmuouslj receHInj? reinforcements The boys or the girls They took the posi md friction" existing between the unl- 1 losses on both sides ar« fearfuL" show them to all who care to read tome Monday afternoon, and has not Fires are reported to have started In Jon that an annex could be built t 'orm (police and the detective depart- of friends arrrved In \tlanta Tuesday The Burwell headquarters also claim some pla-cea >een heard from or seen since .he Orew atreet grammar school fo ment, and mud-slinging was fireely in- fternoon at 4 o clock after a run by GUNS TRAINED the possibllty of half a dozen or more Playmates of young Crawford *ay 1 The extent ot the damage Is unknown votes extra- 6 000 for the Girls Commercial school dulged in by the police and detecmes automobile from Montgomery The par ON LEMBERG. \ hat he was lured Into a buggy driven Telegraph and telephone wires were Mean while the Sheppard headquar and the boys' business clasa could be Chararcd Information Leaked. tj. Including Richard iMasse> of Bir- Austrian Heidquai ters June 22 — byl a strange man while they were re- aken care of in the Boys' High schoo put out of commission ters are claiming^ 120 probable votes urn.ng from a nearby swimming hole An effort was made by Attorney • mingham with his wife and daughter ia London June 2&, 1 35 a m ) with 103 cure by using the basement, iewlett, for Lanford to intimate that The high achool at Brawley, a few Despite Russian resistance the gen- ate Monday Afternoon "" j miles north of El Centro Is said to have and Dr A M Weeden of Tro> with It takes but 94 \otes to elect This J> rom a description of the strange | Terrell said that he did not be Roberts was letting information con- rol Austrian advance in Galicia con- be.tn destroyed by the s^iock his -v. ife intl Daughter left MontKom morning's ballot will tell the story drl\er of the roadside buggy in which ieve In making experiments with. tin cernlng new arrests leak from the sta- — "" Th< \ustro-German troops oung Crawford was .seen, citizens of ichools and added Considerable damage was reported a ery Monday They will motor to Chat Per»om» Fr**lde«t of^Senate. tion sergeant s office by furnishing tanooga and other Tennessee point* .e swept through the advanced RusV College Park Identify him as the same "Changes are innovations and inno- El Centro For the presidency of the senate tinerant peddler of pictures who ap- .rds on "which names of new pris- after which thej will return through sian positions before Lemberg and now vatlqns make the road to hell oners was written to Attorney C P Later reports from the Imperial val Senator G Ogden Persons, of Forsyth neared in College Park Monday and ley state that two distinct shocks v,en northern Alabama Thei are stopping arc within irtillerj range of the city made a house-to-house canvass of his Dan Green aaid that he had alwaya lima, who ha* an extensive police court at the Georgian Terrace and will be in Th6 Russians along the whole line representing the twenty second dis- been in favor of co-education under practice felt at Brawley and as far east ai trict is candidate without opposition Yuma Ariz, on the Mexican border Atlanta all da> are abandoning as much of Galiclan The police of nearby cities and offi- favorable conditlona Members of the commission expressed territor\ each and ma> missing boy, and are now vigilantly .on ma until the lost possible moment, candidate, on Monday stated that he the Boys High school In addition to oth jail and police station cases, that been started in Calexico. where th Alabama Dttlldlna* HlKhway*. and retired onl> when th* front farther the $2,200 a year for the salaries ol e handled, and that the handwriting shocks were more frequent nd severe outh had been broken Their tenacity will not allow his name to be used as. By the King of England was his own " Alabama Is cectainlv going to build candidate for the reason that he two teacher*. it Is reported a highway which will tap the Dixie enabled the disrupted troops to the would not ha\ e time properly to at- Mr Green said "We will also gain Sergeant Roberta and Asa Is tan t Ser- The first shock caused an explosion highway, said Governor Henderson i outh ward to make a fairly creditable tend to the duties of speaker pro tern Ixmdon, June 22 — Sergeant Michael a whole grammar school, because we eant Neely both testified that no sta- near the Helton Power company at E We had hoped to get the Dixie high- •etreat to the fortified lines some dist- tf elected He will throw his support L*ary, of the Irish guards went to can use the present annex to the Crew lon sergeant or any call officer of the Cehtro One building was burned to way to pass through Alabama, but the ance in the rear \ to Mr LeSuer , Buckingham palace today and -ecelved atreet school, occupied by the Girls tation sergeant's office had written the ground and other damage 'was done As a consequence, however, a. olgr he carda directors having decided that It -n D F McClatchey reading clerk of he personal congratulation-* of "King Commercial school, for the children now It Is difficult to *ret information be- a little too far around to reach the iole has been opened between the two the house will be^ elected secretary of itorge, who p.rned the Victoria cross going to tih« Bell atreet school and use Attorney Hewlett explained that one cause of the interruption of telephone southern terminus, the ne\.t\best thing lusslan armies w hich are now flght- the senate to succeed the late Mr n the soldiers breast the Bell atreet school for negro chil- f the detectives secured the cards at and telegraph communication The we can do is to go to the hightv ay ng separatelj and are unable to effect Northen He has already announced his O'Leary won this, the most co^e dren We can let the Girls' Night is request from a negro who formerly entire Imperial valley, comprising sev since the highway will not come to us a junction on this side of the Russian staff as that of the former secretary t the British military decorations, Jn school use the new Day building and •as In the employ of Attorney Slma era! hundred square miles is In dark- Where will the Alabama branch tap the rontier Mr Bo I feu It let has not yet announced ranee According to the official^ ac- thereby aave another $90 a month The 'he two lawyers engaged In a lively ness Dixie highway That I cannot defi- Russian prisoners explain that the whom he will name as successor to Mr ount, O*l***ry formed one of a storm- Boya Night achool can also use the attle of wits for fully half an hour No damage is reported from Turn a. nitely say yet Perhaps Chattanooga omparatl\elv small booty in artillery McClatchey as reading clerk of the party at Culnchy As the party same building ' Lttorney Slma testimony completely Many Penou Killed. certainlj somewhere v as due to the orders from Russian hanged the complexion of the counter- teadqu-irterE to the battery command- house Except for this office his staff advancing against the German He figured that the city could aave San Francisco, June 22—Advices re- Governor Henderson declared that of iast session will remain the same renches O Leary rushed to the front fully $12,500 and pay out only |6,400 harges that were being Introduced by crops ilong the waj were in good ire to save the guns at all hazards. ^anford s defense against Sergeant ceived from El Centro, Cal \ljy Ion O*v«nor*> farewell Addrcaa. nd killed five of the Germans Who for rent. Roberts distance telephone late tonight stat* condition and that the outlook Is most After the members have been seated were holding the first barricade, which Aldine diarnners said It waa the duty that between ten and fifteen persona encoui aging e captured after killing three more of the board of education to act for the Bora Dismissed. The Alabama general assembU will and th* two! houses organized, Gover- ermans and taking t-n o others prison - were killed by falling walls caused W t beat interests of the children from an J P Born, who recently got drunk by the earthquake which occurred meet Jul> 13 nnd one of the things nor Slaton will deliver his farewell ad- n d went , onn a rampagr e in front of dress and message to the legislature The official report added that educational standpoint v about 9pm At 10 o clock, the re- which it will consider will be , th* l*eary virtually captured the German 'Talking about experiments," he said, ?oIJce station when county officers port said, two large fires which had abolishment of the lease system of Th* genera-I assembly will then get were experiencing great difficulty In down to business osltlon by himself and prevented the "the world advances by experimenting threatened the town were under con- working the states convicts, said Uo\ - Washington—Forecast emainder of the attacking party from nloading from street cars fifty-six There will be one county this year Nearly every city of Atlanta's size li. trol, but small fires still were burn- ernoi Henderson Georglai Fair VI <-dn<-. There is no excitement in to turn fpr information Is to tract for the Day building waa aa fol- Fain B*ck« Enemies. the postoffice building InRhnm and is ex-president of the lows Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Clnrleston clear 86 ")J 00 sight, unless it be that such shall come the advertising columns of Mr Hawkins sorne time ago pur- Chicago cleai -4 78 00 Ayes—Hatcher, Green, Key, Cham- Chairman W P Fain was pronounced I>r Weeden is a brother-In law of the from p prohibition move or from wom- The Constitution. i backing his former enemies on the chased this lot, 100x100. from J B governor llenver, pt\ cltt\ 70 72 00 an's suffrage , bers, Gulnn. Morgan, Woodward 7 [>ard He agreed with Commissioner Frost The proposed building if erect- r*ts Moln^s clear 80 Naya—Terrell, McEachern and Arml- ohnson In everj respect that the com- Gal\ eston clear 88 Constitution advertising la ed, will ocoupy a lot 60x100, adjoining 1 stead—3 Ission should set aside a special night a lot 40x100. now occupied by the Hittera* pt clU^ 84 v 00 the truthful message of mer- A motion waa adopted request Ine the i pass separately on the various aec- Bloaser company, which Mr Hawkins j Jacksonville p cldj 10 98 oe HARRIS TO ARRIVE chants who believe they have general council to change the appro- ons of the committee's report Kansas Cltv, clear so 10 01 A humorous Incident in the trial of also recently purchased ICnoxiv ille pt cldy 78 8« anticipated your wants priation of 116,000 for the achool an- hlef Lanford was when he began to Architect W T Downing: is sketch- Louisville clear 76 82 TODAY; TAKES OATH nexea, so the money will be available xplafn a part of one of the witnesses' Ing the plane. The proposed building Free Tea To Memphis, cloud> GO M .00 They ask your patronage for the renting of the Day building ^stlmony that "he had slept in the will be of reinforced concrete frame, , Miami pt cldy 82 it 00 Off NEXT SATURDAY and honestly tell you why— Will Not S.pport It. jtlet of a Pullman .car recently, while with white pressed brick, with three Constitution Want Ad I Mobile clear 92 100 oo e turn ing- from a hunting trip to Dal- sides being glass except the columns', .Montgomery, clear 180 o« because they can be of serv- Alderman Arm IB lead said h« would s, Go., and how he happened not to Vashvllte pt c?dv $< M Jndg* Nat 15 Harris, of Macon gov- ice to you Introduce the matter in council, but wake from his sleep until the porter which will be as small as possible so 'New Orleans clear 102 •t as to afford a maximum amount of light t New York, cloudA (0 ernor-elect who will be Inaugurated aa would not support It woke him in Atlanta as the Pullman «( It Mayor Woodward said he would call r was being switched out to the on all three aides. i Oklahoma, pt. cldj 76 76 •8 chief executive of Oeora*ia to aucoeed It is a profitable habit to the finance committee Thursday raorn- irds from the station ' The estimated coat of the building Turn to page 3 Today and I Palestine, clear »2 »4 n» Governor Slaton next Saturday, la ex- read the advertising In a live ng at 11 o clock, so the members of The testimony was that Chief Lan- has been placed at J100 000 V Plttsburr, clear 68 7« .01 newspaper like The Consti- »rd ha« gone to Dallas to hunt with read how you may receive Portland. Or clear 7» 10 00 pected to arrive In Atlanta today the board could appear oefo-» it. aa veral other officers and Manager RaUlch, clear 00 He ha* eirajayed quarter* at the Pied- tution council will meet next Monday In ad- reene, of a local locker club, who a half-pound package of 8an PraAwtsne, clear ourned session 00 mont hotel, which h* will ua« as his 'urnlahed two pints of liquor for the Bar Attociation. St. Loci*. <»l**r I! .*• A resolution was adopted reriuesttne arty Heckin 's Iced Tea. absolutely I Salt Lake Ci*v, clr r«aldenc« untfl the executive mansion council vthat the -board be empow- New York. June 22 —It was announc- am(ord "l)*nd Drtmk," Charffrd. ed here today that the n«xt meeting- of j Shteveport clear 82 ia ready for him R««d tha | advertising b«- ered to reau-ange tho Boys' high school FREE I Spokane clear ft ^Udlw Instead of erecting an annex Lanford was accused of getting 'dead the American Bar association would be Judge Marrt* waa expected in the v r Tampa, pt, cldy >a w fora you go down town. rr the business elasa unk" on the return trip, ana acting held August IT 1! and IS at Salt Lake Keep your eye on [Toledo, ut it was an- Mr I>ay, before the board adjourned, ery silly One of the witnesses said City and tnat Justice Willis Van J>e- J VlckfiFburpr rain TO nounced by the Piedmont hotel la«t atated that he expected to erect hla vanter, of th* United States supreme The Constitution Want Ads'] ' Washington, pt cld> 74 H that he had. changed hla plana. building as rapidly aa possibly and would work night as well as flay shifts. Continued on Pag* court, would deliver the annual ad- | e P von HBmRMANH.T dress. Section Direct**.

1EWSP4PERS Page » dlvldond of 60 emn* » »h»r«. an. todar that the total trade baUntte M —which had MM ita object the reoccupa- Russbun* were for**d during last night be admitted while the selection, of the Battery command*" w«f« Informed Jury was going on. * lncre««« of II c«nt« over the rate paid favor of the United State* on Jan* 1» tion of an abandoned \trench between to retreat from their posit tons." w». J»».., .. He predicted that-tfce that they would bo »el«l personally re- the two Unas. wa» dlopor.ed by our &v*lr« .Thaw Wute*. •lnc» B«pt«mber laet. balance for the fl»cal y«»r apondble tor the IOM oJT.every gan. RUSSIAN FORCES THAfS SEVENTH FIGHT Frank Cock and Alfred L. Becker, 1 would Iw In uceu ,of I "in Lorraine a 0«rman counter at- TO QUIT LEMBERG. representing the sta.te attorney gener- $97S,OOO#OO BALANCE Cotton e«>orf«a anrlnc tit* FIELD COVERED tack. debouohinK to the e»ot of .Lein- al wiio, with a representative of the ending June 1* amounted to trey. waa stopped by our artillery. In Petrograd, Jun« IXi — 'Via tx>ndon.j FOR THE UNITED STATES WITH CORPSES. dfstrict attorney** office were prose- \ ( .._,_ bsH the Voans, between the two branch*; •With the Russians oppoalnif the Au»- cutors, were reported to be anxious*, to 1. 1 Berlin, June 33^(.Sy WlreleM to' of the Kecht river, we have continued tro-Cterman forcny on a line 4 miles TO GAIN HIS FREEDOM And Evelyn Neabit Thaw to call her Wachtncton, June «2.^-««!retary R«d- Sayvllle.)—The <^vereea«i Agency to- our advance In the direction of Sonon- from Lemberar, It generally i* con- as a witness. Rate in •onthern Italy *»v» *««UtT*d dav KWV« out the following: dacb." sidered here that evacuation of the Thaw 'arrived In court early, accom- fleld reported at the cabinet meeting the habit of cllmblnc ti« oramce treea. "Reports from Butch Boarces say Oallcian capital cannot now be avoid- Jury I* Selected to Pau on the panied by* hi* mother and sister, Mrs. GERMANS RETIRE ed xrjthout a sacrifice of mon out of George Lauder Carnegie, the French losses are fearful. The proportion to the strategic Importanre Sanity of White's Whether the fact that Thaw wae ac- ^capitals at Amiens att* Abbeville are IN ALSACE.^ of th<» place. quitted of murder by a jury would be overcrowded. Kvbcuation of Lremberg a-9 a baee Stayer. considered as Influence was one of the Berlin, June 32.—(Via London.)—The alreadv has been accomplished In ggod uestions asked talesmen by John B, "Soldiers write that from Arras to official announcement today reports order. The hospital* and the gov- § Souchez tabout eight miles) 'the field heavy fighting Wong .the fooht river. tanchfleld. Thaw's> attorney. ernmen t institutionp* have been iw- Mr. Cock, for the state, asked In la covered' with' corpses, .and \that the In Alsace, wnere considerable grains moved. . ^ New York, June 22.—Harry K. Thaw's addition to' the customary questions odor Is unbearable. have been claimed recentl*. by. _. the The Russian positions before the city, seventh attempt to gain his freedom whether talesmen had *'any feeling ••Reports from neutral sources ^ de- French. The nSnnpunoament aaV«: consisting of a comprehensive system since hie arrest nine years ago for .the against Mr., Jerome." This question "We have, transferred our popltlona of trenches and entanglements are well was taken to indicate that William clare the battla raging ne:w Ajsras may to the eastern bank of the -Feoht. . calculated to make tfie victory of the murder of Stanford White was' begun Trayers Jerome, the prosecutor at the decide the fate of Frsnfce. Both sides The full text of .the official atate- Germanic allies costly. The positions, liere today with the selection of a Jury Thaw murder trial, would be a state neht with unheard-of courage and hero- ment follows: ,x however, are riot regarded by Russian to inquire as to his sanity. witness. Ism.* The Frenci. are v»ry strong. "Western theatre: military observers aa Impregnable on If the jurors decide In Thaw's favor "An attack on the western bank of account of the absence of any eleva- and. Justice Hendriok, presiding1, who The Germans continuously receive re- the canal northeast of Dlxmude agalnat tions commanding the district from 'liiforcements. The losses om*both sides three hamlets occupied by our troops, which it would be possible to employ has the power to reverse their verdict, Copper Dividend increased. accepts it, Thaw will obtain permanent are fearful." has been repulsed. North of Arras artillery eff»«"vely. New York, June 22.—The Anaconda •there was nothing yesterday more To the nwin the Auatro- Germans are release from the Mat tea wan Insane Copper Mining company today Declared DUNKIRK SHELLED than artillery fighting. A French In- rea-chlng positions evacuated by them asylum. . fantry attack aouth of Neuvllle was In September on the roads to Rawa Jury Quickly Chosen. = 10 BY THE GERMANS. repulsed at midnight. In the Cham- Ruska and Tomasow. seemingly In- 1 Paris. June 22.—The following: of- pagne \ district, west of Perthes. we tent on capturing Tarnow, the railroad The selection of the Jury occupied HUGHEY'S, 115 Whitehall ficial statement was Issued by the war nuahed forward our positions after junction which controls communication the entire session of the court. bmt office toniirM: • Mifcessful mining operations. -In the between Lem^berg and Russia. lea completion in one day was regard- SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY "In the rours«e >of "the forenoon about hills of the Meuse hand-to-hand fight- The Russians, according to reports ed aa rapid progress, when compared ing lasted throughout the day, accom- here, are successfully holding the Aus- fifteen additional shells were fired on tro- Germans along the Dniester. with the time it took to fill the JuVy CUKES and PEPPERS, 10* Dox. l>uiikirfc. Our b*?avy batteries engaged panied by' heavy artillery fire. At about box on the two previous occasions on* the enemy's gun which was responsible 3 o'clock this morning Vve began a A general headquarter* statement for that bomburc!mrieiit.\ counter attack and cleared our trenches said: which Thaw has facedia Jury. LEMONS, IOC Dog. "No Important change occurred In the Tomorrow4 the taking of testimony "In the region to thte north of Arras almost completely of all the French Shavll region on June 19 or 20. Wtt the German counterattack came to an isoldlers who had penetrated them. We made slight rprpgres* tn stubborn fight- will 'begin. Thaw has aboutflft ywit -*.£ '"*•' TOMATOES 19c end toward morning.- During the , day took 130 prisoners ing on the River Ringowa. nesses, including- a number of alienists, Urn * there has been only an artillery action "•An enemy advance at Marcheville On the Narew front German forces to prove that he now Is sane and en- FRESH PEACHES 19c of extreme violence between Souchez in small numbers was easily repulsed. qt. 1 Of inconsiderable strength* protected titled ,to his freedom. The state has and tlcurit . . East of Luneville there have been fur- by violent artillery fire, attempted an '•In Chmnpa-grne, > near Ferthes,, the ther engagements between advance a large number to testify agrainut him. 10 Ibs. ONIONS . 15c offensive, which proved' fruitless, be- Thaw aaid he was entirely satisfied enemy exploded several mines without posts near jLeintrey. Last night in the tween the rivers Omulew.. and Orjetx. l«twM> t tat • », m. «• Ml result. On 'the heights of the Meuse, Vosges we systematically transferred . "On th& loft bank of th« Vistula on with the Jury. at the Calonno trench, the Germans our positions to the eastern bank or .Tune 20, the enemy attacked in Iso- "They are ah intelligent body of toward the end of the night made ia the Pecht ri'ver at, a point east of Son- lated columns on the front, south of the men,*' he said, "and I will have little violent attack for tha purpose of re- dernach. without being embarrassed by •Pllica, but was repulsed, losing hun- S±,EGBSI5c*. the enemy. difficulty in convincing them that I am VORITE cover! ns" the positions which they, had dreds of prisoner*. limit lw« *m* tm^ftfrngr . lost. They 'succeeded ouily in occupying "On the Hilden Ridge, the enemy "On the Tanew front there was as sane as they are," part of their \ former second line. A agraln suffered henw losses during re- only artillery fire.. Thaw appeared 'to be in high spirit* —W* Ar« Open AH Day— CIGARETTES counter attack on our part resulted in peated a-ttacks. Our aviators dropped "The enemy's offensivoffens e continues In and frequently -joked with newspaper almost all of it again falling into our bombs on the airship station at Cour- the region of Rawa Ruska. men sitting nearby. ' i hands. celles, west of Rheims. Bomb attacks . ""On the night of the 20th our troops Crowds thronged the corridors of the HUGHEY'S, H5 Whitehall "The number of prisoners taken in by the enemy on Surges and Ostend retired from the Grodek lakes on the courtroom all day necking admission, that region since June^O has reached •did no military damage. Lemberg ponitlohs. but were told that no spectators -would 220 rot? 11 and three o!Tifters\ '"Southeastern theatre: "On tne Dniester the enemy has de- "Xear .Mareheville, iu the Woe-v,re. a "The battle north and west of Lern- livered barren attacks between Mlko- feeblw German attack—half n. ct>mj>any bcrg continues. ,East of Soiklew the lalow and Jtdachew, in the course of which he •was driven back from the villages of Demenka, and Liesna, sus- taining heavy losses. On the rest of the front in Oallcia and Bukowlna. al- SLICED though stubborn fighting continues In HONEY some sectors, the enemy has not mad* ^Axr^ progress anywhere." BACON \E\ SALT CREAMERY RUSSIANS FIGHT Our Own Slicing RVALUES) BUTTER TO GAIN TIME. - MILK lb.23c MEAT Berlin, June "22.—(By Wireless to ••rmiida Cold— Sayvllle.)1—The Oversea* Agency an-, IT WILL WHIP Diamond "C" ^^^ Dr. Frank Crane Says: Svtet, Frnh—4 nounced toda1 y that the Kuasians b«-, Per Po»nd fore> Lena berg had b«en defeated along 7 Cans 5c Size 25c SPECIALS FOR TODAY cuku to p»«nd— their whole line, and now are fighting Carton. only to grain time In order to riave their v artillery and other war material. 4 Cam 10c Size 30c WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23rd I ' . ^ ' V • "The Germans and Austrian* ar« within 10 miles of L/emberg,'.' the an- "The only out-and-out honest business trans- nouncement adds. "The main positions FRUIT RELISH SANDWICH OLIVES HOME AID of the Russians are shelled by the FRESH COUNTRY 29c TRY THEM action is the one in which both parties are ROGERS' armies of Generals Mackenaen, Llnaln- NEW, WUUVAL Sren, Boshra-Ermolli, Pflanzer and JAHS profited!" woyrice," BUTTER A BUTTER RUSSIANS ASKED N lottle Large Pound 25c I5c *D 25c Pound 34o TO REMAIN CAI.M. That statemen l t should, have your careful con- Smooth London, June 22.—Discussing1 the re- KIPPERED IHEIIM2E SHIVAHS BEST ception in 'Petrograd of the bad news GRAPE JUICE sideration—it is worth wh^ile! v from the Galician front. The I>aily HERRING Apple Viiwgar Potatoes New Ones Mail correspondent in the Ru«lan cap- GINGER ALE ARMOUR'S ital says: Dandy t»r Lunch BOTTLE "An appeal to the country to main- C Tne X-Ray Merchants of Atlanta believe in tail n calmness, signed by the Russian SPECIAL Atlanta's general staff, is posted in public places Can . . 15c 3 Bottiu 25c Quirt 35 and maintain that policy of honesty—patronize throughout the.city, giving assurances that the whole truth is told in official 15c them! , , Best communication and that wild rumors WHITE CREST REW6RAHAM which are being circulated In Petro- "PAT- A- CAKE SUGAR grad are unfounded. Quick i* a "Wink- BEST CANE "Honesty in Advertising denotes Honesty i Red Rock Ginger Ale "Militarv men view the situation FLOUR without alarm, although admitting it 25 Pounds The Ideal Summer Beverage may be some time before Russia again 24-Pound Bag FLOUR Merchandise!" " is able to resume * vigorous offensive.. They a«aert that Russia has borne for 1 5c Pkg. Bag 35c 10 months the chief burden of war, 98c $1.65 suffering the greatest losses and mate- Rogers' Best rially improving the situation in the KEEPCOOL White Ribbon LAST CALL west. BULK OLIVES "While she is reforming for a re- 60c Grade Self-Rising newal of the battle Russia look* to .the OUR COOKED SHORTEIIIG HAMS allies to carry the war forward and Atlanta Retail Merchants SPECIAL SUGAR CURED give Germany no' rest. The situation MEATS ARE 24-lb. Bag as regards ammunition Is expected to No. 10 QOA FLOUR Improve daily." Quart35° 6EIUIIE Treat PAILS one Pound I61c Rogers' 6 f Stores sell more flour than any 20Q Grocery 4,600,000 TEUTONS Stores in Atlanta OPPOSE RUSSIANS. Association London, June 22.—A Reuter dis- Tip-Top Bread patch from Petrograd saya it ia esti- BLOCK'S mated that 'there are 2,000,000 Aus- Kcnnesaw Biscuit and Other 5c Per Loaf trians and Germans on the 100-mile 1 Jelly Tablets front from the lower Tanew to Miko- Crackers In laiow and 450,000 along the Dniester ACUAR/\NTE:E OF TRUTH 10-cent "front. S<5 tartd Stone's Cakes The number of Germans and Aus- LOOK FOR IT IN THE ADS IN THIS PAPER trlans from the Baltic to Bukowina is PACKAGES —6 Varieties— UPTON'S Value put at 4,000,000. One tablet maizes one quart of Pure Fruit Jelly SUCpESS CLAIMED FOR RUSSIANS. | London. June 23.—(2:46 a. m.)—A Cen- tral News dispatch from Petrograd gives the following Russian official I communication, made public Tuesday: | . f*In the Dniester district a complete success has been attained after six GRAPE JUICE, Qt, 36c days of fighting near'Snowldow. The i .Russians Captured over 3,000 prisoners. "Red Wing," the juice with the belter flavor "On the Zale Schoi (Zale Szcxyki) front during the night of the 50th and a'fter fierce fighting the Russian troops captured 2.000 prisoners. Cured; Per Ih DESTRUCTIVE STORM FACTS not Fiction Rogers' 6 1 Qaality Meres Help You to Sm SWEEPS_ Several Town* Reported Dam- rpACITUS says of the ancient NEAREST aged and One Man Is Killed. Germans: "Their, drink is a Clarksdale, Miss., June 22. —On e man Is reported to have- been 'killed, .several JONES CASH STORE small towns were damaged, cotton ant liquor prepared from b^ley or V 124 WHITEHALL corn crops leveled to the gr round am wire communication crippled 'by a tor- Gold Bar PEACHES or nadb, which atruck Priar Point. -Miss. late today and swept south ware wheat brought by fermentation APRICOTS, 3 canavfor . through Cahoma and Sunflower coun- Libby'. Hawaiian Sliced ties. J, .1. Brltt, a serg-eant at the state or Grated PINEAPPLE prison farm at Pa re hm an, was reported to a certain resemblance to wine." Fresh 492-498 PEACHTREE STREET to have .been killed when a •prisoner's PHONE IVY 5000 cage was blown down. PINEAPPLES, each . . 4c Friar Point suffered the heaviest •\ ( Large Basket property damage, accorjcllnjr to meager reports received here tonight. Me«sen- •APPLES 15c SAFETY FIRST g-cra who arrived from that point re- H In all their long history, the Germans have HUCKLEBERRIES, ported a number of buildings wreckbd and several persons injured. So far as vquart . . .' Tie IIM FLOODS can. be ascertained, none was seriously PORTERHOUSE or « Parr food* are of VIUI ln>- hurt, the majority of the population been a hardy people and their descendants portmcrr at all link**, bttt pnrttc- being away from their homes witness- LOIN STEAK .... I almrljr In hoi TrratlxT. food* that 4ng a baseball game when the storm BACON, •re- not properly kept, or> that are broke. scattered over the earth, taking with them handled In aa Vlnwaaltarr war are On the outskirts 'of Clarksdale sev in cartons .... 29c era! small dwelling houses weitfl de- eapvclallr «lanjK«ronM !• mldmmmrr : BRISKET both to lafantu and chlldm and to molished and others •damaged. thrift and industry, still have their beer. STEW adaltm. Tralm ftenlled by Storm. 6c The nernpiilou* eleanltaeM* and Meridian, •iji»»., June 22. — A south- MONOGRAM perfect aanltarr condition of thla bound Mobile and Ohio passenger train FLOUR, 24 Ibs. . More iantire MnfetT. ' .• waa derailed seven .miles north of here 91c tonight when "the locomotive, struck BEST SELF- tree which fell across, the track dur- RISING, 24 Ibs. . 91c For Children and Babies ing a storm shortly After nightfall. ,ar« «nme flar None of the passengers or members of -It's Wiedemann's" DIAMOND «ft <| , oa'H Patented Itarleyi Pure the crew was Injured. Damage in PATENT, 24 Ibs. 9 • • Lira* Julcet Bdacator Cr«r>rr«t Meridian was confined to light struc- \ ^ . Huntl«y A PalnMT> KnyllBh Dreak- tures. but It la believed the property POSTELL'S, •* 1 1 f\ faM and Dinner Bl»cvtt. ' ', loss in the rural district north of here 24 Ibs. 9 I • I V will be heavy. fc#-<| ami r«ady-t*-««t fe«d«, in* PURE LARD . finding rradr prepared naiad*, and Albany, N. Y-, Jun« 22.—Martin T. •^ayonnvlHc drvxmlmf. AUo a larKe Manton, attorney for Charles Becker, more nutritious Liquid Bread. NO. 10 and varied line «f raanrd Mt«mt* and pleaded In private with Governor (JOTTON BLOOM . Ann. . '.'.-. whitman for nearly two hours today for the llf« of the former New York SNAP BEANS, 1 1. recinct lieutenant, condemned to die quart ...... • 2\ Surlnff the week of July II for Insti- THE GEO. WIE0EMANN BREWING CO., Inc. Specials Tbit Week gating the murder of Herman Rosen- thnn. ' HAS SOMETHING MOIfE TO SAY TO YOU Del Neither the governor nor Manton Tip-Top Breadg- j^r- Spout****. n. 26o would discuss the conference. The Per Loaf . , . wC MAT>E BY A NEW RECIPE governor said, however, that^ he would Club House filit«M» Ala. d^v *!4 confer with Manton stffafn next week, wauk««ha "tngtjr Ait,aoz. >x when, It is expected, formal applica- Hosne On»*r» Cent, dew ...... 35o tion for executive clemency will be Pineapple*, 4 *or> made.' The governor also announced that be would see the condemned Start Cakes man's wife "or anybody else In his interest that may com* to Albany." —6 VartettOT— 10' O l_ O O K • S Th* possibility that Becker'* sen- T. BRADLEY & BRO. tence might be commuted to life Im- GEO —4 J Kcnneaaw Blvcult and Other prisonment In the eyen,t of the con- stitutional convention' Indicating Us - Cr«ck«f« Mad* Daily In Intention to abollbh capital punish- Both Phones 348 Wholesale Dealers 12 Means Street • Atlanta. ment, was not to be considered, the qo«»t:itution Want Ad*.1 governor «ald. because he was bound lifer.•-•'.>>. •-,.•:-• - • •'• by law* a* they stand today. r iNEWSPAPERl NEWSPAPER! THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1915. f&ge

shutting off Germany from the rest of i cept thoae consigned to The Nether- heavily that they -were forced to fall the world The foreign office sets landfl Overseas trust It Is expected back. Again thl« division attacked to stop the trade now believed to be and stormed the position and again forth methods whereby neutrals may passing through Holland into Ger- were driven out trade without coming Into conflict many Announcement to this effect "The bombardment of the Turkish BRITAIN TO AID •was made In the house of commons left was resumed, the British guns and COOL-DRESSY SUITS w ith these regulations. The text of the note will not u« today toy Captain E G Pretyman, par- howitzers lending their / aid to the liamentary undersecretary to the board French artillery as in the previous at- published here until It Is given out In of trade tack. At 6 o clock in the evening a Washington Exportation of woods to The Neth- fine attack wa« launched. Six hun- FOR MEN Amorleaa Note for Britain. erlands O\crseas trust would be equiv- WEREVERY THICK dred yards of the Turkish first- line NEUTRpADERS trenches were takekenn anandd despite heavy Mad* from •Washington. June 22—The memo- alent to a guarantee that no goods, either In the form received or In a counter-attacks duriurinn g the night, espe- randum of the British foreign o'flce subsequent form would reach a coun- cially at 3 30 a m , alt the captured po- summarising measures adopted to try hostile to Great Britain After an Attack on the sitions are still in our hands Note Sent Washington Ex- alleviate difficulties to neutral traders Captain Pretyman made the an- ' The enemy lost very heavily One under the order In council will not. It nouncement In Introducing the ' cus- Turkish battalion coming up to rein- 1 plaining Efforts Being la understood, affect the sending of tom exportation restriction bill" He British Trenches on Gal- force was spotted by an aeroplanr e and the note to Great Britain now in explained that a partial arrangement piactlcally wiped out by the '75's before preparation This communication Is with The Netherlands trust had been the men could scatter Made to Mitigate Hard- to reiterate the American protest in operation for some time, and that lipoli Peninsula—Brilliant "The contempt of danger showed by against the illegality of the principles the British consul had made a favor- the young French drafts of th« last in the order in council able report on It Charge by British. contingent, averaging 20 years of age, ships of Allied Blockade. While the measures which are un- He added that the bill would enable was much admired by all A Cool Silky Fabric of derstood to be outlined in the British extension of similar control o\ er re- "During the fighting the French bat- memorandum are aimed to correct ports to other neutral countries tleship St Louis did excellent service Exceptional Merit for Wear London, June 22—The foreign orrice troubles experienced byi Americans in , Provision Is made In the bill for a London, June 22 —"Between 7 and 8 against the Asiatic batteries" o clock in the evening of June 19,' says During Hot Summer Weather. delivered todav to ^mbiasaclor Page their tiade with neutrar countues. the, fine of f 2 500 or Imprisonmen1 t foi two ALLIES REPULSE for transmission to A\ ashlngton a t nited States insisted in the nole ot > ears for violation of it * terms Con- an official communication fi om the TURKISH ATTACK. March 30—Its last communication on I signors and shippers will be equally headquai ters of the Mediterranean ex- memorandum explanitorj of efforts the subject—that England had no |responsible^ Paris, June 22 -^-Although operations A Real Summer Fabric being inade bv the British government Mr Pretvman said It was proposed peditionary force, * the Turks expended on the Galllpoll peninsula recently have light under international law to stop | some 450 high explosive shells on our assumed th-> aspect of siege warfare, to mitigate the hardships suffered hi non-cont-aband goods of American not only to regulate the number of con- local attacks and counter attacks con-* for A Real Summer Suit. ,, neutral traders on account of the 01 - ownership passing to and irom Ger- signments exported but to keep a care- left and center tienches and were seen many through neutral countries, a ful record of the amount of each article massing for an attack The enemy's tlnue, flays a Havas dispatch from der In council and other war meas- Athens dated Monday Fighting was Man* bcabliful pattemi ures affecting their Interests blockade being held as effective only going to certain countries and to pro- heart failed him and the attack degen- partlculaily intense last Wednesday, against a bellfeeient coast itself hibit further exportation immediately and colomgx we ihown The memorandum although net a It appeared that more of any article erated into a fii e action when the allies repulsed a Turkish at- BRITAIN WATCHES At 7 80 o clock o,ne of our brigades tack and took 700 prisoners whje;h are exprCMtTC oi reply to the American contrabiml •waa going to any country than could attacked a lurkibh trench, but were notes, gives a summary of the me u EXPORTS TO HOLLAND. normally be consumed there The allied trenches at the southern coolnett. A special committee will be appoint- unsuccessful, and the links Jn counter- extremity of the peninsula, the dis- Tires adopted tj ure-it Biitam with London. June S3—An order in coun- ed to deal with licenses for exporting attacks effected a lodgment at an awk- patch says, aie four miles from Sedclul the purpose of "nfOH&n"? \vith as> lit cil is about to be issued prohibiting Cotton Mr Prety man said all cotton waicl salient captured by us on the Bahr and form a square near Avi tie friction as possible, hei policv of exportation of all goods to Holland ex- roducts would be on the prohibited Hh Aa the brigade was un iblc to re- Burnu FOR SALE BY YOUR LEADING LOCAL DEALER cover the lost tiench, the Filth Royal Great activity has been noted in tha Rsts fcrcots assisted by a company of the allied fleet for the past few days lead- Fabric M«a«f«ct<»r«l br 9. COURTAULD * CO. (Fonlo) LTD.. l.ad.a. Paeliai The bill passed all stages Woicester regiment, came to their help Ing to the belief that a general attack Effect on American Exporteni. This attack was brilliantly carried out on the straits Is imminent Washington, June 22 —Enforcement! to a successful issue of the British order in council against Prisoners state that the TurKs ex- "Correct Dress for Men" commerce with Germany and Austria pected that their bombardment with for some time has made it necessary high explosives would have cleared us for American exporters to consign their out altogether and were much disap- shipments to Holland to the Overseas pointed at so little impression being trust Goods not so consigned have made though. the trenches TV ei e much been subject to seizure and indefinite damaged detention pending the production of The Turkish dead are estimated at proof by the owners that they were 300 In front of one brigade alone and not destined ultimately for Germany one thousand in all parts is a low esti- or Austria mate ' . The latest order penalizing the ex- The following dispatch Iwas alao re- portation of goods to The Netherlands ceived last ntght from the Mediter- except when consigned to the O\ erseas ranean headquaiters ESSIG BROS. CO. trust is understood to apply only to ' Aftei twenty-foui hours of heavy British shippers and continuous fighting substantial success bus been achieved As already repoi ted the battle of June 4 and 5 mpire resulted m a good advance of the cen- tei to which neither the right nor CLEARANCE SALE the left was able to conform, the rea- son being that the Turkish positions TAGGART INDICTED on the frontage flanks are naturally strong and exceedingly well fortified "At 4 30 o clock yesterday (date not vres g)\ en) General (jouraud (commander Light Weight of the French expeditionary force) be- gan in attack upon the line of the WITOOTHERS formidable works which i un along Kereves l>ere By noon the second LONGEST Woolen Suits French division had stormed and «ap- tured all the I'urkish first and second Democratic National Com- line trenches opposite their front, in- cluding the famous Harecourt Cot re- doubt with Its subsidiary maze of en- mitteeman and Many In- tanglements and communication Red because it's an Empire 33 y*> Per Cent Discount trenches dianapolis Leaders Accused 'On their right the first French di- vision after fierce fighting also took the Turkish trenches opposite their An Empire because it's Red \\\ latent ^t\le-- \\ea\es and make~, and \\orth e\er\ cent of of Election Frauds. f i ont, but vi ere counter attacked so ongmal price Tl;i- i- the li-a that \\ill SAVE YOU MONEY. Indianapolis, Jnd June £2—Not half Whenever you see a red of the 128 men, indicted by the Marion $15 oo Suits $27 50 Suits county grand jury here today on tire you know it's an Empire. charges of consplricy to commit fel RED Rubber, as we cure reduced to . $10, 00 reduced to $18.35 , onies such as are defined by the elec- $30 oo Suits tion- laws of the state and the la TV s it, makes the springi- SiS^so Suits against bribery and blackmail, had sur- reduced to $20.00 rendered to Shei iff George V Coffin est, toughest tire known. reduced to $12, 35 ahd given bond tonight Thomas Tag- $32 50 Suits gart democratic natlpnat committee- To prove it, look at an $20 oo Suits v man for Indiana Joseph E Bell, mayor reduced to $21.65 of Indianapolis Samuel V Ferrott chief Empire tread that has gone reduced to $13, 35 $35 co Suits of police and Robert W Metzer, re- publican member of the board of public four or five thousand miles reduced to $23.35 $22 50 Suits safety, howevey, TV ere among the first $37 50 Suits to acknowledge service in the case and and compare with any other reduced to 00 give surety , $15. reduced to $25.00 The bpnds of those who surrendered make that has given equal today ranged from f2 500 to $10,000 It mileages $25.00 Suits $40 oo Suits was estimated .that if all the 123 were Your $26.65 to give bond, the total would run to reduced to $16, 65 reduced to more than $300,000 Money's Worth or Empire RED Rubber is a >,o date for the arraignment has l been announced and Judge James A. Your Money Back I Collin^ of the criminal court, said late poor conductor of heat, f today that the date would not be set which means less loss fromv 7ftfs Is Positively a Cash Safe until next week Taa-tfart Talk*. friction. Empire RED Rub- Mr Taggart and Mr Bell tonight pro- claimed their innocence ana asserted ber does not deteriorate the> had committed no crimes for Airy Summer Suits which they should be Indicted. standing still, which means i have not been able to find out is a guaranteed invest- What I hate been Indicted for, said longer life. TheEmpireNon- Mr Taggart "I ^have not seen the ment. There are more Our line ot Palm Beach and the latest thought in light and indictment and when our attorneys- Kingsbury pianos in use today skid Tread is extra thick, \ asked for copies they were told the in- •try summer uear tor men, Soltex are complete in prices from dictment was not ready to spread upon than any other single style. , meaning more mileage. . the record Tjntil I Know with what I1 am charged obviously there is little foi me to say On our artistic and standard Every Empire RED is solo! with j Mr Taggart added that he would re- pianos we accept in part payment main in Indianapolis until bonds were vthis famous Empire proposition: nro\ided for all indicted pianos of all makes. After con- "100% satisfaction with every $7.50 to $10.00 Major Hell declared that he was ditioning these in our shops, we readj for trial now I have violated no law, he said tag them at bargain sale prices tire." You must be satisfied and the story in the nuwspapeis to- day was the first intimation 1 had of in order to close them out im- that you get full service for the indictment After our attornc> s ha\e had an opportunity to examine the mediately. £5 a month will buy every dpllar you spend. If you Indictment, \I may have, something to ba> ' any of the following bargains: shouldn't get it, we'll make it up. The sheriffs office was crowded all Pease Upright f 8500 ESSIG BROS. CO. 7E 00 Have you ever known sucn a afternoon with defendants and their Stair Upright friends arranging bonds Only a few Hardmjvn Upwiffht 165 00 reasonable offer? capiases wert, ser\ed outside of the Chlokering Upright 156 00 sneiitf a office "While a few of the J S. C Fischer Uprlpht 105 00 63 PEACHTREE ST. builds were provided by suiety compa- nitt, the majority of those offered to- If nnible to oil wnte todir for complete EMPIRE RUBBER AND TIRE CO. v dJ\ wei e by friends of the indicted Batoun List and Five Factory Catatox* 1 - " Correc t Dress for Men'' men None seemed to have difficulty Allantl Bnnch in furnishing the required security 35 Auburn Avenue f( \Vliat Indictment CBmrsen. If it's RED, The indicjtment, which *a in forty- S2-H4 Nortfe Broad is treet Factory and Home Office: TRENTON, N. J. eight counts and povers 228 typewrit- ten pagea charges that the conspiracy WILLIAM M. BKOWNI'EE, MakenorPeeriew" Red Rubber Inner Tube* ft's afl^EMPIRE I bf g~an prior to the primary of May > \lcc Prr«. and Gen. Mgr. 1'JI4 and extended* through the ciec tion of INoveimbei J, 1914 It < hai ges illegal voting, intimidation f ilse i eg- Booklovers' Horns Library Coupon istr uion, padding the tally sheets stulfing the ballot boxes illegal ma- nipulation of voting machines black- mailinj? of saloonkeepers and resort owners bribery and vote buying I Conviction of the charge of conspir- ing to commit a felon> 01 felonies cir- BE THANKFUL FOR nes -A ith it a fine of not less than ?2"j nor moie than $5000 and imprisonment FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! HEEKIN'S TEA FREE! of not less than two years 01 more than fourteen \years i'nl 1 Ihe grand Jury under the guidance I of Prosecutor J Kuckei has oeen in- vestigating election (onditions since early last January and a total of 1 9i7 I Vt itnesses were examined j The action created a sensation While j it had been rumored a number of in- dictments would icsult from the inves- tigation of the last election, it was not thought men so high In political Great Authors Library councils would be named Iced Tea 1-2 LB. NET , A Cool, Invigorating Summer Drink Booklovers' Sets of Standard Authors ATLANTA DISTRICT EPWORTH LEAGUERS Free to Constitution | ] Dickens f~ FILE GOOD REPORT HI Hugo PI Stevenson Want Ad Readers Reports rendered at the annual North Oeorgia Epworth leagut confer- ence, meeting at Smyrna Ga., fune 21- [ I Dumas I I Shakespeare 24, show that (lui ing- the past >eir Epworth It-aguos in the Atlanta dis- GET YOURS! Check (X) the Set or Set* yra wait to fet MW trict have raised $J*J6 59 for chai Ity aside from contributions of othei If you find >our name on thelwant ad page of The Consti- kinds tution you g-et a nacKage of Heekin's Iced Tea, absolutely free. Write (fame aid AUreaBekw >. It was also showi^ through the re- ports that membera of the At! inta dis- LOOK NOW trict havt iswued 9,542 invitations to attend worship made 5,670 calls on the tlMnel MARK'' sick of the district and distt ibuted It Will Be Worth Your While FREE-LIBRARY COUPON-FREE 5.67J magazines 11 During- the year 3J7 days and nights Scattered through The Constitution Want Ads> each morning have been spent ituimnf? the sick by the Up-worth league workei s They v ill be the names of a number of ladies who read The Consti- have distributed 159 baaketa of piu\i- tution Every one of these will receive a free package of How to Get the Books sioria to the poor as well as pet formed Heekin's Iced" Tea by calling in person at the office of The services in everj way towaid the re- ligious and physical uplift of those C onstitution, or bending a written order Clio talM Frr* Lihrnrr t oupna aoA nrlaa; or Head, to The Conatl- In their tcrrttoi > fvtfoii office, torn-ether vi Ith the e»pen«e Item of ai.5» for the The MueBda^ morning eonslon of the No tea will be given to those who have inserted their own entire nlx-iolaBie net of aa? author aamed above. Tata amoant confertnqe was opened with a sunrise names in connection with a "Want Ad " we auk roa to var to rover the eoat of transportation. en>tom> ayer meeting1 conducted by Rev H S Face v If vour iidine is m The Constitution Want Ads come to this Thl* eolrpon IM Koorf for oae or »oi« of the DlelteaM, Hniro. The fowslneHB session of trie day started at 9 o'clock and after heating office not later than one week after your name appears and rl'mmfr ao»er«l«o •aeclfl'ed la reports of the Atlanta diatiict various \ou will receive a hall-pound package of^Heekin's Iced Tea, the order. sub-meetings were held during the If 7»a wlab to have the met Mat hr parcel poat. all eaarirea rest of the (lay absolutely free (no strings attached) prcpalA a«d IBe. or XI.WI la all for each act elealred, aad fill la At 6 o clock a picnic supper was f aaaja atfd addreao below. held An address was later made by M M Daniels on 'Life" IT PAYS TO READ CONSTITUTION WANT ADS "Wilson Day for Seattle. Seattle, Wash , June our Favorite AHtaor Now. maa* meeting addressee were mad* ex- pre*0tftff confidence fn the president** conduct ot international affair*.

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the court, who brought Elli* back Into HUSBAND IS SAVED the room. The Judge told Joe that he bad re- considered hi* case anil had decided to HARM IS HERE FROM THE STOCKADE let him go. SPECIAL EXCURSION TO The ^happiness which came over the BY WIFE'S APPEAL faces of the old coupl« was the" Judge's reward, and -with his arm about hla, PS11NGBEACHLOTS wife Joe went'slow! v out of the room. . Sitting in an obscure corrier of the 1 ISLE OF PALMS 1 city recorder * courtroom Tuesday ftft- Former Georgian Is Southern ernoon wag a little ol(i lady about 70 years old, with gray hair and dressed Sale* Agent for Wilming- In an antiquated black habit.,. She -was ton Beach Corporation. the wife of Joe Kills, who .had been JUNE 25, 1915 found guilty of not moving on at an officers' request during the excitement Repreaentln* the Wilmington Beach of Monday. * When the recorder heard Joe's case Annual Outing Atlanta City Salesmen corporation, of Wilmington, N. C., M. H and sentenced him to serve thirty days fc. S££'SS.5? la^uS-ISJR. "SftjuS in the city jail, Mrs. Kills was hover- ing: near the bench and at- the words Biggest Excursion off the Season BS^wH^^rr/rte^^nTuaAta^r which sent her husband to the stockade she broke down and sactiy went to a ===== DON'T MISS IT !==== bench at a far corner of the room and Mali* Tour PUm. Now U Sftmi Tosr sat down. Recorder Johnson continued hearing: other cases of the'day and had almost Six Days at the Seashore Know of the splendid auccoan he is Summer Outing forgotten the little woman sitting: over Intb. *" '"^'"^VnminLTof/Be'kchv corporation. In the corner who stated that she could Visit the Round Trip Rate From ATLANTA, LITHONIA, of which hTir3 oulh«,ru sales > ""n-ysjg not rai^e enough money to pay her hus- Cool North Woods is one of the largest and richest . land band's tine and did' not know INT hat development companies in the city ol CONYERS, COVINGTON, SOCIAL CIRCLE, ia to do. < and Lake Region of Wllminston. jW beach .$• s*dV an J fresh water flying on For full particulars write or call for Booklet 893. Ask for the service of our "ne ulher. the Cape Fear river being Pullman Sleeping Car* and First-class Coaches. Make your sleep- Let us plan an attractive vacation expert ticket man to aid you in planning your itinerary and estimating coit*. trip fdr you and send free illustrated ing car reservations at once. City Ticket Office on the Viaduct. Phone OIAlreuayfainy-the short campaign put booklets giving a complete list of Bell Main 169, Atlanta 153, or call on your nearest Ticket Agent. on here \ir Hardeman has had a large U. K. MALONE. G. A. P. D.. Canadian Pacific resorts with rates, detailed maps, 436 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio J. P. SILLUPS, General Passenger Agent fish and game laws, and supply you with information regarding railway fares, train schedules, sleeping car reservations, etc. Call on or address F. C. BCSII, TTUTrtlnic AKi»* , Both American and BlraiMl Hotel CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RY. and female trr«vularltl«r. Clears and beau- European Plane Always Open llflea tb* complexion. "Write for boofclat. Jbafaa White & Son. Company F. B. Off and TheRlght Way Service U. C. Tfcnm.u<. Orr^;k«tt aprlna^. Va, Galen Hajl H. C. Edwards Hotel and Sanatorium The She!burn* Cfi.OO 6 DAYS $6-OO F. L. Youn*. Mar- European Plan Hotel I>ennl» \ J. WaikH. Her. Americame n P'nn Hot«l St. Clmrleti OpeTpen Entire Year Op»»n All Yi'ar SPECIAL TRAIN-COACHES AND SLEEPERS WaltrValteer J. Butby . Newlin Hain«?H Co. HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS For ddtailed information regarding railroad connection time table*, etc.. consult local ticket air*tits. ^ Leave ATLANTA . '. . . . S.-OO P.M. — WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS— Arrive WILMINGTON . . . 7:OO A. M. WEST VIRGINIA ARRIVE BEACH FOR BREAKFAST SPECIAL RATKS Ideally situated among the Mountains of West Virginia — For Your Summer Trip Elevation of two thousand feet. Delightful climate, S E A B O A R D The GREENBRIER The WHITE IIMI Send today lor ant of kind and cost of trip—from fhone Ivy 194 free comprehensive,illus- ballroom to canoe; from OPEN ALL THE YEAR OPEN JULY FIRST Make Reservations Now trated £u jde-book* on th« big hotel to boarding, European and American Plan Onan rront. la th» bnrt of AUtuiUc City. Canadian. Highlands of house, cottage, house-boat NEW BATH ESTABLISHMENT—fines t In the world—offe n tm?y AbMilutclj Fireproof- Open Alwaji: Ontario, Muskoka l^aVea or camp—$15.75 to $50 Amartcmn and European plan; hot and cold com facility of Europe's famous Spag for the Care. Write for Literature. KIcr bet h»: capacity 4*0; "LmtaluUer;'" arlll: o district, Algonquih Park, round trip. Diversified jaaira; 'danetnc; airaae. JIACK-J^AT^ tk CO. French River, Georgian routes and eighty moat FHED STERKY. M«I»KlllK Director WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Bayt Timagami, Lake of popular "circla tours." J. H. SI.OCUM. MmuK«r _ • _ WEST VIKQI1Y1A Bays. Lake Huron, Mon- Grand Tru nk double treal, Quebec, Ottawa, Niagara track rout* .to the playgrounds of Falls. New Kngland, N«w York the continent; the1, haunts of fish and tbe B*a-*hoT*t just published and game; charming summer re* "^•SSKH-J. by the Grand Trunk Railway. •orto; place* of hiatarla Intvmt.' Lak*. river, ocean. w6oda, baaobea. Absolutely tbe widest range in mountain*—we have them all. Where Ocean Breezes Blow ooo WALTER J.BUZBt Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel . Win klpr«i litm tmi nbatt uact liftra lB

c.«« here. The belief atUl prevailed for money, which Smith would obtain in official quarters, however, that the LINER TRIED TO RAM from Insurance on the women'* llv*m. trouble between General Obregon and i GERMAN SUBMARINE In this way, said -the pro*ecw$orr Smith Carranaa had.not been healed and that ITPAYS ADVERTISERS FOR KIUING 3 BRIDES had obtained 914,000'and wu In a fatr way to obtain $3,fiOO when arrested. the departure of General Felipe An- London. June 22.—The Anchor Line, trelea from the c*mp of General Villa owner of the Gamer on i a, which was re- at this time was an Important mili- ported to have barely esoaiped from a Charleston O6jF«cf* to Rat**. tary if not political lo«a. : BEGAUStOFlEGTURES submarine In the Irian sea on her voy- TO USE NEWSPAPERS SMI GOES ON TRIAL \ Washington, June 32.—The 'freight 'resident Angelea did not pass throunh 1 «'ge from New Lork to Liverpool, denied Adjustment steering committee of today that the Vessel had t encountered •Charleston, 8. C,, today complained to here en route to Boston. Information ' __ . any underwater craft. Passenger* on/ the Interstate commerce cohimiaaion i* meager aa to hu plans, though ru- Wearing Loaes Place at Penn- the Cameronla,. howeyer, corroooratea Papers Better Medium Than Each of Women Found ,D*ad that commodity rates over the Cincin- iriord are current that he really is in i the ntory told yesterday by Peter nati, New Orieana and Texas Pacific Obregon and Carranza at the United- States to discuss with prom- j •ylvania University—Faculty Fletcher, of New York, who asserted Ever Because qf Gripping ' • in Bath Tub Soon After and other roads from Ohio river cross- inent Mexicans plans for the Inauffura- ; that the Cameronla. attempted to ram ings to Charleston and Wilmington Odds, and Also Villa and tlon of a new movement that would j and Students Protest. a submarine. National Power. Marriage to Smith. unduly favor shippers of Wilmington. have a* its nucleus the Villa-Zapata!. —. \- ;_v Carroll Winalow, of New York, de- troops,. • clared that two submarines were seen Angeles—Situation Is Con- Philadelphia. June 22,.—Intemperate near the vessel The Cameronla at- Chicago, June 22.—Newspapers today London, June 22.—George Joseph According: to official, information,. utterances »atd to have been made tempted to ram one of them, Mr. Wins- are a better advertising medium than Smith was placed on trial for hla life Carranza refused to take" the advice of low said, and went Vover the under- sidered Ominous. to hla claos at the University of Fenn- water croft, wihlch came up broadside ever because they have a more grip- in Old Bailey today. He Is charged Momentous Futwc General Obregon and accepted the res- ! ping' national power—a power that i gnat ton s of some of the cabinet min- |aylv&nia >by Scott Wearing, an assist- to the liner. Before it could 'get into with the- murder, of three women, with ant -professor, led the board of true- a position to flre a torpedo, he said, should be studied by every thinking all of whom he went through the mar- i stars whose retention waa inaUter upon! the liner left it Tar astern. advertiser, Joeeph H. Finn, ofChlbago, Washington. June 22.—I>enials of by Obregon. ~ Other advices say that tees to decide not to ire-employ Mr. rlagei ceremony, and all of whom were friction in the Carranza ranks and of N earing when his contract expired at Mr. Winslow told his story at the told delegates attending: the annual found dead in bath tubs under almost IB Woaua's Mind General .Pablo Gontalea, .the Carranza American consulate • and protested convention of the Associated Advertis- dissension among Villa leaders were commander marching against Mexico the close of the spring term, said a against what he considered the failure identical circumstances. The expectant represented today by the Mexican agen- statement issued tonight by John C. to give needed protection to the vessel ing: Clubs of the TA'orld here today, The case has come to be know^n City, who was ordered to halt until Mr. Finn spoke \on the "Newspaper, mottier ravohrw la Carranaa reorganized his cabinet, has Bell, a member of the board. so near the British coast. throughout the kingdom as the "Brides When It became known that Nearlngf( i the Advertiser, and the Advertising I n Bath" case a nd promises to be the her mind *II we no- gone ahead and is now reported with- Aarent." He declared that advertising in a few miles of the old capital. Com- had no t been reappolnted, his friends! &EWSBQY SUSTAINS most nens.atlonal murder trial here began'' a campaign of protest. Mom=- is the news about merchandising, and since that of Dr. Crippen. And n Is of ttw almost munication behind him to Vera Cruz j that there waa nothing closer to the DROP IN TODAY AND is cut. This development is regarded j bers of the faculty joined with under- FRACTURED SKULL The proceedings \today consisted of Importance ttst her hearts of the reading public th&n the as ominous in official quarters. The graduates and graduates in declaring the selection of a jury and the open- ptjrtical comfort b* that the principle of free speech and While passing; an open .window of a "live news concerning- buying pppor- ing address of the prosecutor, who re- oar tort tboafht. Tbsrs Curranaa authorities'" at Vera Cruz saloon on Wall street near the Southern tunity." claim the Jines were cut by the Zapa- academic discussion was at stake. Until hotel Tuesday night William M. .Shaw, lated the circumstances of the deaths I* *. mo* splsndld ran- today's statement "the trustees main- It is the paper, which publishes the of Smith's wives, Beatrice Mundy, Allen cdr far this PUPOM. , HAVE FREE DRINK tistas, hit with a beer the speaker said. Notwithstanding th'e Interest in the dicates that General Gonzales cut his The Xleat Newapaper. Priori." It fs •ppli»d own communications. util fall. | bottle thrown from within the »aloon. case the court was not crowded today, OTer tb* muscles of ths Demonstrations of Wonderful President .Wilson indicated to caller^ In giving hla reasons for voting According to reports a fifcrht was in "Generally speaking, the best news- although among the spectators were stomsch, (cnlly njbbcil today that the Mexican- situation did progress in - the saloon. The police paper 1* the one which secures the best Earth Product in Progress against re-employing Professor Near- made several arrests at that hour, but advertising"." Mr. Finn continued. "And several prominent personages. lnf and at once penetrates ^ to renev* an not seem to be any clearer than it had Details of the brides' deaths, as re- •train on nerves, cords, Hgnmenti and all . been, a-nd that he was. not as optimistic ins. Mr. Bell said; no specific charge was registered the best advertising is what helps Daily in This City. as he. was a week ago about possibili- "I did so In the discharge of my against any one. in connectipn with make It the best newspaper. Truth lated by "Prosecutor Bodkhn, were Iden- partai iimtlTed. It malna tba masdes «o ties of an agreement between the fac- duty aa trustee, because I believe the the affair. is the slogan of this convention. Truth tical with the. evidence given at the pliant that they expand naturally. And at tions, i The United States has made it «ood of the service and, of the, univer- The boy was rushed to the Grady is the slogan of the newspaper that preliminary hearing In the Bow street, the same time they ai* InTtforated br tba 'Multitudes of Atlanta people have clear, however, that it will give every sity required me so to do;! and because hospital, where, after an investigation, hopes to win the moat lasting succeas- court, v March 23. and disclosed that, absence of banning pains «o apt to distress •viewed the display of crude'' and re- opportunity for a settlement by the fac- it was found that the wound, although tho widest Influence. It Is the truth the mind. Wbatrrer will add to toe comfort fined Vitalitas and have sampled this tions before deciding- on the second step of professorial utterances in the uni- painful, would not prove fatal. • that good times and bad are each Smith, under the name of John Lloyd, i new and marvelous product. They, also in its recently announced policy. versity unbecoming a teacher, and A.s no one utmt Word or called at the largely a matter of psychology,. In married Margaret, Lofty at Bath, in of the expectant mother Is a mat and help- noted the simple device used in ex- against the best interests of the insti- hospital and young; Bhaw-'wu.i only able this respect, the power of ^ the newn- November, 1914. The couple came to ful Influence since ft calm.and peaceful period tracting Vi tali tag from the volcanic MEXICANS OBJECT tution and Its student body. to give his name "and add re so, nothing paper Is almost beyond reckoning." London the same day and the next must have a wonderfully beneficial ImprsM substance in which it is found. TO U. S. MARINES. "I-do not question .for a moment Or. further could be learned about him. Book publishers, . xTmen. morning the bride waa found dead In upon the eomlnr child. CM a bottl* of One drink, which is a teaspoonful in Washington, June 22. — Admiral Nearing's right to entertain and public- solicitors, directory publishers, bill her bath. A verdict of accidental "Mother's Friend" of any dranrlst and you & half glass of water, as served free Howard sent by wireless to the navy ly express his views upon social, po- EMPLOYEE OF CITY board men and other divisions rook death waa returned. •will realize wby so many womep tfcclare It at the demonstration, will do you good. litical and economic questions, though up the problems, presented by the work /Later it was ascertained by the po- to be the most helpful remedy they know of. If you are bilious, have stomach trou- department late today a statement pre- all will, concede that even the rights in their respective lines. \ sented to him by the Mexican military DIES OF LOCKJAW At the final gathering before the lice that Lloyd was not the husband's Write today to Brad Held Regulator Co.. 401. ble, kidney or liver ills or rheuma- commandant at Guaymas, suggesting- of freedom of speech and of free aca- name and he was arrested and .identi- tism, VUalitas will help you from the demic discussion may be abused, and sectional conferenc.es • began, an Im- fied, according to the police, a* George Lamar Bids;., Atl.nU, G Multitudes are daily, finding along ,the coast." . Boulder. Colo.. June ^ 2^.^Professor ubupel, where the funerul will be held tional trend of thought," said H. S. 1912, also was traced. Wednesday • afternoon at 3 o'clock. . lii- Houston, of New York, tonight. "These The prosecutor declared that the mo- new health and strength in \ italitas. TWO AMERICANS James.11. Drowsier, of the law faculty follow Antioch ceme- men in the .advertising game are tn tive for the alleged murders was greed VACATION? MAKE IT In tire treatment of such disorders as of the University of ^ Colorado, who terment Indigestion. biliousness. rheumatism, KILLED IN MEXICO. closer touch with the public feeling and 1 failed* to be reappointea to his posi- The deceased is . survived by his destrca than any other class except nervous .debility, catarrh, • and, in fact, Kl Paso, Texas, June 22.—-Steve Par- tion by the board of regents, toda-y mother. Mrs. Jamea Y. Yother. a'small newspaper men. They reflect the •derangements generally of stomach, l COLORADO THIS liver, kidneys, bowels and blood. VI- menter. an American, has been killed issued a statement declaring he had child and. one brother. DavIU^Yother. general state of mind on a grave prob- talitas will be found wonderfully ef- at the El Favor mine at Jalisco, ac- been removed because of his sympa- lem- and conclusions may Ue drawn cording to travelers reaching the bor-1 thy with the Colorado union miners in. from their attitude." fective. OFFICERS ELECTED The • newspaper advertising section See the demonstration and sample der today. The killing was attribut- their recent .strike. Keep the Children YEAR ed to bandits. ' firewater waa one of the attorney's adopted a standard of practice, repre- Vitalitas' today at Jacobs' Pharmacv, for. the union before the congressional BY KADISHA LODGE senting, delegates said, the alms and Have you ever felt the thrill of the 23 "Whitehall, street, or write there for purposes of moat of\ the .newspapers of Bright and Happy mountains, ^that deep, mysterious some- Information.—(adv.) TiiJsa, Okla-. June 22.—Robert Camp,, committee which investigated! the an American mining engineer,' has been strike In 1914. Communications received during the the United States and the standard -is thing tha-t comes from a wide sweep of killed by Mexicans at Monterey, ac- Dr. Livingstone Farrand, president election of officers of Kadisha lodge, binding on members of the organiza- plains and mountain tops, that inde- cording to a telegram received, here of the university, waft out 'of town Order of Bethlehem. Sunday in the tion. The standard follows: Happy youngBterB: \ must be scribable feeling that overwhelms you. today by his brother, J. L. Camp, from today, -but unofficially university au- Red Men's hall, from the national con- "To make none but true wtatementa healthy: i The digestive organs of when- you see the glorious and mag- Monterey: No details were fflven. thorities denied that Brewster''.s re- vention of the Order of Bethlehem, In of circuln-tion. children 'get out \of order as readily nificent beauty and scenic^ wonders of moval was a result of his labor ac- session in New York city, were to the "To maintain advertising rates aa ait do tho«e of their ciders, and the the Rockies for th«> f'rst time? tivity. effect that two Atlantans, J. H. Ghol- published. , result is equally distressing. When It*s there for everyone—tn Colorado JAP ARMY IN EUROPE Bre water's statement, after declar- stiii and Prank Reveon. have been re-- "To reject fraudulent advertising. \ the bowels are clogged with an ac- —and to get there in greatest comfort ing his attitude regarding the strike, elected to the respective .offices of "To oppose free publicity." cumulation of refuse from the there's the Rock Island's famous OPPOSED BY BRITAIN made his reappointment Impossible, prand deputy and district e undesirable. election as secretary-treasurer. 1st to September 30th, only $32 erelopln« of Boll VltaM, Britain, after receiving the intimation not KO. He said 'that is much more Raymond' Thomas, a ne^rro,, wae fa- j Write, phohe or drop in at our Trav- 3Til.ni FaclM and Plateau comfortable.' " ' tally stabbed this morning at. 1:3'0 lawyer and brother of Senator John K. in druu stores everywhere. A free fel Bureau for our booklets arid fold- 'rom\ the United States, -informea Tokio o'clock at a n^gro house at 18 '- - Shields of ll.at Ftsite. died suddenly trial bottle can be obtained bv ; ers on Colorado, hotels and boarding .A. practical pbotosr&pber , 1* in that she was "sorry, but under Ameri- Denver. Colo., June 22.—Denial of a street, and died before Call Officers here todav of heart failure. Mr. Shields writing to I>r. W. B. Caldwell, 452 'houses in '"oloiado. Little Journeya'in charge of the department. and wilt can pressure she must request that the charge by Professor Jam^s H. Brew- was here in connection with a lawsuit. Washington St., Monticello, Ills. b* glad to assist you with TOUT Japanese government do nothing- fur- Watson and .Sneed reached the house. . Colorado, etc. ,411 Peters Bldg., At- photographic difficulties. He wtU ster, of the 'law faculty of the Univer- Four nearoea are under arrest, charged The body will be sent to Clinchdale, il.inta, '.a. H. H. Hunt. D. P. A. Phone ther concerning- the dispatch of an sity of Colorh'rlo, th'at he had been dis- with being implicated in the killing. Tennessee. ' • ; Main «t,l. negative and tell you how to e-xpeditionary corps to Kurope." missed because of his sympathy with __ cure .a. good one, for 'he 'bav "After this," The Handelablad ^ con- union \coal miners In the recent Colo- 2V been through all problems cludes, "the Japanese army disappeared rado coal strike, ,wns made today in ^£s) that confront th& amateur. from Manchuria, probably^ to the'relief statements issued by C. R. Dudley and ^WNo chajrce torn this ssrvlea.. of Great Britain, which never lias de- J. B. Rag-an. of this city, regt-'its of sired Japanese participation ^n the i the university.. • '• " fighting in Europe." s "Professor Brewster was elected for one year," said Dudley, "and that time has expired. The appointment was We Have the Pleasure of Pre- onlv temporary." Rasran also drcln red fm.n-Matiea.llv senting to You, Today:— ....H} that Brewster served the full time for THROUGH THE HEARTo/ which he waa employed ami was not l dismissed. Hundreds of the Season's Best t SCENIC AMERICA H VOTES TO SUSTAIN^ Examples in: n LANFORD CHARGES Continued From Page One. Women's and Misses' Midsummer that Lanford •went to sleep in the toilet of the Pullman. "I.,et me explaiij this," said Chief Lanford, arising' tb his -feet, and ad- dressing: the commissioners, who vho- $7190 % g*an to smile broadlv. "On the return Apparel—at Greatly Reduced Prices trip we were all telling jokes nn<\ laugrhing-. I was not drinking. I jarot up from my seat to go Into the toilet, * *~ =? Over the and \whlle in there, some one locked Our Beady-to-Wear Bi^yer lias said: "Spread it big. I've quoted the lowest , \ \ Fro? ATLANTA the door to play a joke on me. 1 real- ized that «ome one waa Just trying prices of the entire season in order to clear out all that's possible before I in- and Return to, play a 3oXe on me, so T pretended to go to Bleep and lay back with my voice.'" We think so, too. Read: ^ . -- ' r __—^r- arms folrlefl just ao, Union Pacific "I th'ought, of course, that some one VJIIV •would come an'd let me out in a few minutes when they saw that I was not To $6.50 Fancy Figured Voile Dresses f A^\ 1 paving any attention to tneir little System Jokei EAUTIFUL styles for street and afternoon wear. AH new, \ \ "I tell asleep, really, so comforta-lile was ' the position, and did not wake B this season's styles, showing many clever features in flounces up until we were In Atlanta, and the The Direct Route to San Francisco porter came and a^ked me what I was and tunic effects. Simply fashioned, ( self-trimmed. Show^n in doing asleep in the toilet. I told him every wanted color. Splendid regular $5.00 to $6.50 values, for that I must have ' fallen aaJeep, and l fot -up and walked, out Into the "Pull- Interesting all the way. There isn't a monoto- man to look, for my shotgrun. The car clearance,. $3.95. \ • was then moving1 out from the station 50 nous hour. to tbe yards." • . Chief Lanford then , produced sev- To $10 Black Swiss Chiffon Taffeta Skirts eral other witneesee who testified that People of the flat countries who have never been West he was not drunk. One witness stated TRICTLY ncw^—and one of the season's biggest sellers. ^\Iany that it was noticeable \ that Lanford have yet to see America's most wonderful scenery. had ha-d *iAdrink. This witness-said he of these have been in our stocks less than one week. They're aaw Lanford i about an hour after the S Colorado alone justifies this statement. And" that railroad train had arrived in Atlanta. wonderfully good values. Of the best silk made—fashioned in Police Borrowed Money. the season's, choicest'styles.. All have flaring bottoms, ^and shpw is only the beginning.^ See Echo Canyon, Weber. In cross-examination of a number of cull- officers connected with the new ideas in pleatings and shirred effects.. Splendid $8.50 to 810.50 values—each $5.95. Canyon, Ogden Canyon, Lucin Cut Off \over the •station sergeant's office it developed that. many of them have In the past Great Salt Lake, (going to sea by rail), Truckee borrowed money from Attorney Sims, For " When Y 6u Traver-To $25 Wool Suits I who, it was Intimated by Attorney 1 Hewlett, Lanford's counsel, secured in- River Canyon, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Emigrant formation about new arrests in somo j E haven't a great number of them—and they will assuredly ^^^f 95 mysterious manner from the station I Gar^, American River Canyon and the thirty mile seraraant'a office. Attorney Sims testi- t W harsten away at this ridiculously low price. Every one is a **r J • 'fled that he had also loaned two de- | trip skirting the gorgeous San Francisco Bay. tectiveg $25 each and that the call this-season mode!—perfectly lailpred and finished. In the lot are ,officers had paid 'him- nack, but that a number of smart black-and-white checks. Very desirable for This is not only the Scenic Route but is "the detectives hart not. 1 Captain of Police W., M. Mayo and traveling and for all general wear. From former up to $25 lines, $7.95.- Chief Boavers clashed 'in one part of Jjanford's trial over the alleged de- Beqause Prices Are So Extremely Low. Many of These Sale Offerings Have Been Arranged by Hours. Note Carefully struction by a city detective of an in- The Cool, Comfortable, Northern dictment against a thief. Captain -better still—bring this ad with you, so there will be no likelihood of disappointment. :Vone will be sold at these prices Mayo declared that he had visited Chief Beavers' office and reported to before, nor after the time set. Route to Both Expositions him ,'that the detective .was charged with' tearing- up the indictment. Chief Beavers, as •well as Chief Lanforcl, de- 9 to 10A.M. 8:30 to 1 P. M. Double track, automatic electric ^>lock safety signals., clared that he had never heard of the 9 to 11 A. M. I incident before last night. excellent daily train service and dining cars on 'all i Secretary Morris stated that he re- 1 membereO Captain Mayo's visit to the $19.75 Silk Poplin Dresses $14.75 Palm Beach Suits California trains, overcoming the annoying incon- < chief's office, and Mayo sairt that Beav- $1.00 Shirtwaists, 39c . «r» called Zianford to hln private office venience of leaving trains for meals. , .to consult with him over his OMayo's) HERE are only OU can find none I report. 47 of them, and AY—they're great! The dainti- Y better at any Stopovers permitted—visit Denver, Colorado. Springs, "Sw«pt>lnK" In Ilcportr-'l. T .95 S est, best looking waists you $7.49 It Is being: freely talked in official | we doubt if they will price. &{ genuine Ogden, Salt Lake City, without one cent of additional ' circles that at a recent meeting;, held I nearly ever saw for $1.00—and Palm Beach cloth—as cs-ery label will 'secretly, ~ot a number of the commis- last the full hour—for.—think-of it!—the railroad fare, and for slight additional expense, you •ioners who are friends of^Cbief Beav- material alone is worth more than $5-95- priced only 39c". It's ' ridiculously attest. Plain tailored, Norfolk and semi- I f«rs, In the office of a friend of Lan- ! low, we agi'ec, but nevertheless, may visit Rocky Mountain National Park, Estes I ford's, that a political swapping of, Of all silk poplin, in black, navy, tan, belted styles, self-trimmed or with braid^ . votes wan indulged In. It is political ! here they are. But only for one ing and collars and , cuffs of contrast- Park, Yellowstone National Park, Lake Tahoe, and r OH sip that at thla meeting- .the friends I Copenhagen, Nile, reseda and other street i of Chief Lanford agreed to vote with; shades. To $19.75 values, choice $5.95. hour, so don't delay. Of prettily em- ing colors. To $i4.7sS'alucs, $7.49. Yosemite National Park. , the English-Woodward faction of the: broidered' rice voile—and splendidly ! police board to oust Chief Beavera' when the probe report Is taken up, pro- ' 9to 3 P.M. made. Ciood $1.00 values, for 390. 8:30 to IP. M. For further information fill out couoon and mail today. vided the othem would ypte to dianllse i • the charges last night against Chief . Lanford. \ i J It Is known that Mayor Woodward ! $1.50 White Wash Dresses 11 to 12 M. $3 Crepe de Chine Waists • did not attend, this secret meeting and' 1 he Is the only commissioner #fho last ) HOWING four ••A I nlffht did not ^ vote to dismiss the F 200 skirts will last Blrataltm. I charges against the detective chief. ! different styles , Commi«sloner Wardlaw, who was • I 98c $1.75 Gabardine Skirts, 95c S $1.95 : chairman of the - probe committee . which returned the report that crlti- it—because the materials in long and' short 1 cised Chief Beavers and declared that are excellent, workmanship of the best, F AN extra quality soft finished sleeve waists. Of an extra quality crepe vice was scattered all over 'the resi- v 1 dentlal and Bern I- residential' sections styles are the latest, and t hey fit perfectly. O gabardine, in', tan or natural khaki de chine, in white, yellow, fe*b, cream, ' of the city, last night claimed that he . Visit Old Faithful Inn, in ' understood, when he signed the re- | Of rep and pique, self and pearl button color! Self and button trimmed. Ideal maize, pink and black. Self-embroidered, YMovDftoneNationalPark port, that he was not condemning the trimmed. All have pockets; some .one for all out-of-dbors wear. Liberally cut hemstitched and plaited fronts. New police chief or police department a* fjffubit at Panama-Pacific fneff.eleht. Commissioner Wardlaw is and some two, Actual $1.49 to $1.75 'as to length and widjth. Our own good numbers, bought for $3.00 sellers, that ar- now believed to have deckled not to 1 Exporition. back up the report which h"i recently values—each g8c. regular $1.75 sellers—each 950. rived just in time for this sale , at $1.95. signed when it comes up for a discus- sion at Friday night'* special meet-1 K>T M Hinu ing. t . M. HIGH £« Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.. WEDNESDAY,; JUNE 23, 1915.

of greenery at on* end of the room. and even after Mr. Harrioon accept* and . T. C. Harris was matron of hon- COOGLER NOT "FIXED" entern upon his duty, we will expect Mr. Mra. Coocler to aid and help this work for tbeoe and Miss Bertha Gardner maid of CAPITOL, BY HELPERS LEAGUE K»r f«llown. aa far aa hi* officer-will per- honor. Mr. William l». Percy was best il him to do. Veal Chops I5c Ib. man. Dorothy Hamilton, Margaret K "It might be TT011 to state In UiJ» connec- Cowan, Jack Cowan and Burton Har-^ The board having- in charge the tion that Mr. Coogler'a work through thl« rls, the little nieces and nephews of ... _. for Economy. Christian Helpers' league has request- liwtUutlon la authorized by ordinance of Chetena Market Co. .the 'bride, were the ribbon-bearers, and That the demands of the University ed the publication of the following council aa Mt forth In section No. £0*1, city iiptciaHsi of Horn* fraducij Elizabeth Hamilton was rins-bearer. of Georgia, in all its branches, will statement In regard to a change having: code of Atlanta. Respectfully yours,, '.Rev. Jere 'A. Moore, of the Presbyte- been made in the management of the -John A. Whitnsr W. D. Beatle, J. Harry 40 FtMkfrM (,££,) 64 N. Pry* rian church, officiated, and an. orches- conform' to the general program ol .institution: Alexandtr, Jamea R. fia^hman, Joseph I* tra played the wedding1 music. economy, which the general assembly "In racent publications* In regard to th* Mynatt, committee from the board." Before the entrance of the bridal of this year hns been urged by various probationer's office, run by Mr. Coogler, connecting Ilia work with .the Christian party. Miss Mildred. Parka sang and statehouac officials to pursue, waa in- Helpers' league, .the Inapreualon han obtained during the cerempny Mrs. Newell softly dicated on Tuesday by the sentiment that Mr. Coojfler Kan been 'fired' from tbla played an appropriate violin solo. ot the board, of trustees of the Univer- i league. We think ft only due Coogler The bride entered the room with her sity of Georgia, who met at thft, Uni- ; tomake the ioltowlner atatement: brother, Mr. W. H.. Hamilton, and was a charming picture in her wedding versity club in Atlanta. It waa agreed tbl, orgSuSlon In «ny 8en»e o?thl wo?? gown of white princess lace and chif- to ask for a lump aum for the instl- | /"The Christian Helpers' league ha« bt[«ii fon combined with satin, and .the court tutlon in all branches, , not to a-ak for i Ins existence more than seven years, located Miss Evelyn Greene Weds train of satin. Her veil of tulle was a special appropriation and to ask on Decatur atr«et. During the pant five 10 DAYS ONLY caugrht with orang-e blossoms, and her only moderate and iiecesaary Increaaea yeara Mr. Cooler, an auj^rlntendent of the "'wers were a showe* of bride roses to the maintenance fund. I £!*??;. *"*? ?°£*?,.w ""dcr™ worker th* id valley lilies. All the allied hcftiiches of the unlver- I £"£ rf*,1!^ taSr5*l^!« ™*0Vl y" Th? EverMarfe Mr. Lewis Wright of Ftomel^The matron of honor wore white lace sity were represented at tbU meeting, j ^en confined to the cl-ty probationer but ( «-.~d »..«.»..chiffon,, «.nd the maid of honor wore . j Its help bat* been extended to all men In I white taffeta and tulle, ami both car- • lUneoii Iiliclit Cane.. need^y -n—o matte.„„r ...».-hat. th(j cauwe ol their Best Set ef Teeth . . ft , ried Killariiey roses. The little ring- • The state railroad commission on condition. bearer wore white embroidered or£an- Tuesday- postponed its decision upon "For quite a long: time Mr. Coogrler, as Beet Gold Crown* . . ^ A beautiful wedding last night was bridesmaid and Mr. Barry Wright, of d ric the nne ln a in well KM our board, has realized that there 1 mw Sihh 1 . y- . the petitions of the Macon Railway and Rome, was his brother's beat man, nhould be some 'one In charge of this work that of Ml\s» Kvelyn Gardner Greene 0n rer Jji ht who could rive hJ» entire time to it. espe- A. handsome arrangement of palms in til? liftff *Iri; we«fiIS 'SrJandi^ * ««™P'">y *"<* the Georgia Public BrMeetfferk Per Teeth »nd Mr. L»e>wis Moore Wright, of Rome, dresses with pin-K ribbons Service corporation, of Macon. asking cially the uplrltual part, following up the the reception hall formed th,o back- ( preaching done by mln!ntere of our churches ALL WORK GUARANTEED 3 Oa.. which took place at the home of Mrs, Hamilton, the bridc'a sister, ' permission to increase their rates for SroundA for the bridal group, and at ! nn every Sabbath. To thin end. the board the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. ruid .Hills. each side of .the pyramid of foliagre Thc groom's mother, Mrs. Leila Haws dunce use until the commission can tutftr of the goapel to fin thU place and .The ceremony, at 8 o'clock, was -per- plants were large French baskets of Gardner, was handsomely gowned in have tho books of these concerns aud- to five hln entire time, to th* work. Believ- formed by Dr. McConnell, and •was wit- white roses, the baskets raised on nmuve-colored silk with crystal trim- ; ited. Both companies pleaded, that ing we have found the right man, we have ATLANTA DENTAL PARLORS white pedestals. mings. s - -.since the commission, fixed a rate fit- ; elected and called him to the position, and nessed by a larsc company of friends. Assisting at the-reception following toon months ago, they have not 'been ' are now expecting hla acceptance, and hope An orchestra provided the wedding i Miss Jessie Thompson\\was maid of the ceremony were Mrs. William IVrcy, making ends meet. •• he win soon take charge of the work. 10 Ytars at Sam* towrtiwi Cor. Peaohtree and Decatur Sts. honor. Miss Thornton Clarke was musio. • . •. i -Mrs. Harry Caiidrcll, Mrs. A. W Mat- i However, In the meantime,, Mr. Coog-ler The bride, descendin the stairs with I tfson and Airs. James S. Ely. i G. & F*. Can Mov* Station. ban the aame charge of the work an before her father, presented bea.utiful pic- The centerpiece of the bride's table1 The atate railroad commission on I ture, her girlish- beauty v '**• lts height in the dminK room was iv basket of ! Tuesday granted permission to the in her wedding array. Her sown was pink and white sweetpeas. The bride's | G«orgia> and Florida railroad to dl»- j made en tralnc, tho foundation of ivory cake was beautifully embossed in I continue its use of the Union statio'n i sweetpeas. and awcetpeas and other J at Augusta, and make other provisions white silk, with overdress of point summer flowers im profusion decorated ' for u passenger, station at Twiggs and lace. In her tulle veil were caught the room. Pink and white flowers were j Calhoun streets. The road, which ia sprays of orange blossoms, and her used with fern in the den. and sun- i in the hands of a receiver, claims that bouquet was a shower of valley lilies. flowers,, yellow popples and brown-eyed the rent...... asked by the .termina - l com- Davison-Poxon-Stokes Co. The maid of honor was gowned in Susans members will assemble fantry and cavalry, will have, their hearts gratified when they - see Orrln Johnson In of former value, choice at at 7:3.0 o'clock for dinner and enjoy the latest photo-drama, "Fighting Bob," at 8 dancing after-ward. , the Strand today and Thursday. This Wedding Ciif ts in Fine screen production la from tho celebrated Wedding Anniversary. motion picture studio of B. A. Rolfe. No. 3. C An event of social interest in East -Hnish. and a splendid production. The Point was the reception given by Dr. popular leading man of the dramatic stage, Draperies in 5 to 10-yard lengths. VALUES China and Glassware and Mrs. O. L. Jones at their home Orrln Johnson, will be Been In the title Yd. Wednesday evening, June 16, on the oc- role. UP TO 65c, at Here are a few of the many choice bargains: The part of "Fighting Bob" Ran Relax of- casion of their twenty-flfth wedding fers him, an opportunity to display his 10 Bread and Butter Plates, were 13.50 per dozen; now anniversary. ^ prowess and activttv in defense of the The entire lower floor of the pas- weaker sex. $1.75 per dozen. torium was thrown open to the guests, The scenes of th« drama, are set fn Mexi- an-d in the receiving hall a large wed- co for South American coloring, and It These in Long Lengths. Some Full Bolts. ding bell' of ivy was suspended. A aboundft in all of those dramatic climaxen Salad Plates-were $6 per dozen; now .... $3 per dozen profusion of roses, sweet peas and which have marked the revolutionary spirit Breakfast Plates were $6 per dozen: now . . $3 per dozen ferriaj formed .beautiful decorations of these much vexed small republics. throughout the rooms, and on the porch Dinner Plates were J10 per dozen; now . . . $5 per dozen were two punch bowls presided over by Curtain Nets Miss Rachel Aprnen .Tones arid Miss Annie Mae. "Wells. Music was rendered EXPLOSION CAUSES throughout the evening by Mrs. Claude Wynn and Miss Ml^non Spencer. , BIG FIRE LOSS All Nets up to 65c at 19c yard Many handsome and valuable pres- Dobbs &v Wey Co. ' < ents attest the popularity of and WTien a mass of flames suddenly esteem in which Dr. and Mrs. Jones are filled the third floor of the National 75c and 85c Nets at 29c yard 57 N. Pryor St. Next to Equitabfe Building held. Mrs. Jones was Downed in a Straw Hat works, 11-13-16-17 Trinity beautiful white embroidered .voil "and carried a larsre bouquet of bride's roses avenue, which are said to have had and maiden hair fern. A t a late hour their origin in an explosion, there was $1 and $1.25 Nets at 39c yard delicious ice course served to sustained structural damagre to the fix- 'large number of g-uests. ten toff 5.000 and stock damage amounting to several thousand dollars $1.50 and $2 Nets at 49cyard Tuesday evening at fl o'clock. Tea-Dance at Driving Club. The large lorce^ of employees, bdth The tea-danct- will be nn' evnnt of men and girls, had stopped work on 1 this afternoon at the Driving club. MTS^ the floor where "the flre raged haif an Wednesday-—Fifth Floor Charles BickerstafC and Mrs. Ben-Simms hour before and had gone home. The THE TONIC will entertain for Miss Maude Carlton first intimation of the fire was received and her gue^t.^. Miss Brown and Mr. by PI re Chief Cu minings from F. C. Raoul Brown, of New York, and Mr. South, shipping clerk of the Empire your clothes Thomas HarroU,' of Americns. Furniture company, 9 Trinity . avenue, Mir.s' Katherine Hagan, of Richmond. lie stated that them was an explosion Va the gu^st of Miss Marie, Rirtley, on the third floor to the rear ot the must have will ho the guest of honor in Mr. John building, and that immediately the en- Hardisty's party. tire structure appeared enveloped in The guests will be Miss Hagan. Mlsw Nellie Hood Ridley. Mlsa Marie HUllt-y, Miss flame and smoke. Margaret Hawklnn, Mr. and Mra. James • D. Fire companies were quickly on the Expert Fittings of Bien-Jolie Corsets Palmer Mr. Dan MacDougald, Mr. Henry scene and after 'energetic work suc- Newnan and Mr. James Ragan. ceeded in confining the flre to the Mlaa Harriet Broyles will entertain in third floor. honor of Miss Bertha' Moore, a bride-elect, Albert Kaufman, president of the and others having pucfts will be MTH, E. R. company, was still in thev neighbor- Sawtell, Mra. Omar F. Elder, Miss Ada hood when the flames broke out, hav- Alexander. Mrs. Dan B. Harris. ing just locked the building1 for the evening. He was unable to give any estimate of the damage to stock. He A New $3.50 For Wedding Party. pointed out that this would be In- Miss Kmma Sharpe entertained at a creased b.,_y the fact that the larg^_e con buffet supper last evening at her home i signment of finished hats which waa CAPITAL CITY in compliment, to Mips Mildred Noble awaiting shipment on the first floor an d' Dr~ . Bertra" " m Harve~" y Wagnon"" , would be an entire loss. There wa* wHose marriage will be an event of also In the building much velvet stuffs better than best Friday evening. and straw. Quantities of brack-eyed Susans were used effectively in the drawing Model at $2.49 room and In^the living room. The table DRY CLEANING from which sweets were served in the SHR1NERS TO LE^AVE dining room was decorated with silver vases filled 'With white and pink phlox. MONDAY FOR COUNCIL Silver candlesticks held pink, un- Capital City methods—always shaded candles, and other details were The Taarab Temple Shrine special in pink and white. train leaves Atlanta, Monday morning MRS. MILLER 'way ahead-PRESERVE the Miss Sharpe wore pink crepe de chine for the annual imperial council In Seat- and her mother, Mrs. Robert Sharpe, an expert Corsetiere, is here this week to tit you in was gowned in white embroidered voile. tle and will reach San Francisco in garment, rather than develop The guests Included Mian -Noble, Miss time for tho patrol to participate in the Ethel Noble, Miss Anna Wagrnon. Miss ceremonies incident to the observing of and give special instructions about Bien-Jolie Corsets. a wear; add A TONE THAT Elizabeth Roberta. Miss Margaret Arnr- "Atlanta Boosters' Day," July 19. \ \ strong, £1108 Allle Parka, M19B Nell King, WINS YOUR CONFIDENCE Misfl Martha Rogers, Miss Suale Owensf, Fully 130 Atlantans will compose the And during the Special Instruction Mfai Katherine Kamper, Mrs. Culver. Mr. party, which will be made up of the and Mra. Francis Knauff, Dr. "Wagnon, Dr. patrol, band, imperial council repre,sen- wqek we are going to >sell, and fit, a TO THE Allen 'H. Eunce, Mr. Henry Noble, Or* tafeives, members of Taarab temple and Doll, Mr. E. C. Waits. Dr. O, B. Bush. Dr. Sam Maddox, Dr. R. H. Stovall and Mr. their wives. Thla party, headed by new $3.50 Bien-Jolie Corset for Fred Betleston. Potentate Forrest Adair. will have a special train at their disposal for the $2.49. It is a particularly pleasing CAPITAL CITY entire trip. ' ' ' , ,t model, the veiy latest-—the bust For Mrs. Comer. Arrangements have already been per-'j Mien Laura Hammond entertained fccted for the reception and entertain- i ** file greatest of *em all" twelve e'ueats informally at tea yes- mcnt of the several Atlanta contin- has been slightly raised, the hips terday afternoon at home in compli- gents arriving for tlie'celebratlon of At-' ment to Mra. Hugh Comer, 'of Savan- ianta Oay. ' ThTi e entire membership oft are long. nah, who is visiting Mrs. Clark How- the Yaarab temple band will receive ell. ( j complimentary tickets, which will elve| MONEY PILES UP QUICKLY Misses Julia and Natalie Hammond i them free access to the grounds and, It is a rare opportunity—the\ assisted in entertaining;. ' buildings. According to the program' A sum of money drawing interest ' lust submitted by the exposition com- ' buying of such a Corset, and being mlHsloiicrs the Yaarab patrol and band will double itself in twenty years. liuie-Hardaway. - will assemble at the Courthouse of the fitted by an expert—^for such a The marria•iage'og f Miss Eleanor Boro- j Universe, at 2 o'clock, Monday after- HRECIAN-TRECQ A savings bank account has a thy Huie and Mr. J. S. Hardftway, Jr., j noon, July 19. The subsequent cere-! price—42.49. of Newnan, took place yesterday ; monies and drills will be presided over very powerful influence in one's afternoon. _ ^Immediately after the i by J. G. Greenfield, one of the Yaarab ceremony Mr. and Mrs. HartJaway }eft representative*!. This will be followed life. It encourages industrial for the mountains of North Carolina, by tho presentation of a commemorat- Telephone and make an engagement with •w.here they will spend several weeks ive bronze medal by an official of the habits and helps you to realize before going to their home in Newnan. exposition and a response by Poten- Mrs. Miller for a fitting:. The early morning and appreciate the value of a! tate Forrest Add.tr. 1 HEMSTITCHED and hours are best. l , dollar. Atlanta's oldest .savings ' FEDERAL PRISONER —Corset Shop-p-Third Floor. .bank pays interest at 4 per cent, PICOT EDGEWOK K | USED AS WITNESS j r payable semi-annually. Why not doneat INC9ER S3MO^ ' B open an account with us? in a n,o.t .aH.f«ctor.v way. ' At?«tTfedJS? ££on? l?S* tahVn' to -unes rentea tiy tm• montn. All Philadelphia on Tuea4ay by Deputy . $1.00 starts the account. makes of machines repaired. , United States Marshal C. M. Davis to ittfy In a. mail fraud cii»e.~ Rogrerii GBECMN-THECO GEORGIA SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO. _,a oncn a principal in the case, but, Davison-Paxon-Stokcs Co. __ w ^ ,. ** • confestted And waa «enf*nced to Av»i 7» Whitehall St., Bell Phone Main 1191 rear*. 4

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•tre*t. Before returning- to Lumber- a charming figure at the informal ton she will vl.it HJlenwood, O».. the gayetlCB of summer. She will ba the KANSAS PROFESSOR^ *ue*t of her ilater. Mrs. Zaek Henry, center of a group this afternoon at SOCIAL ITEMS and Wrlffhtsville Beach tor a short the tea-dance at 'the Driving club. GUEST A T BARBECUE stay at the Atlantic cottage. • •* • »• Mrs. Floyd CUays left yesterday for a . iff. W. H. Grtflin and Mr. Abbott Hon. Shelby My rick, of Savannah, la visit to Norfolk. AT THE BURNS CLUB Griffin. of Valdonta. »?• at the Geor- In the city at the Piedmont. • Mrs. Ma- i • *** gian T«rrac« fo'r the present s«salon rie l*>utse Myrick will arrive July 1 Miss re«*nt making their headquarters In of Macon. will arrive Thursday to visit from an illness of two weeks. tive business'and professional men. of HOME-AID FOLKS New York; are •pending A few days at Mrs. Paul ITelder Voae. , , • *•*> the Georgian Terrace, while Mr. Tay- •*» ' . Mlss^ Frances Ash worth leaves Sat- the city. The pleasure of the occasion lor la looking- after business intereata Mr. A. F. Fox, of England, who haa urday to attend a house party in Mur- waa enhanced by the beauty of the in Georgia. been in the city for aeveral days, re- freesborough, Tenn. vernal surroundings of the Burns cot- turned yeaterday to New York. **,* t tage and by the historical Interest of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McJJougald are " Hon. T. H. Turner, of Macon. is at the, this replica of the birthplace of Burns at Unvtlle. 2*. \C. Mrs. Smith D. Piokett. who has be*n Georgian Terrace for the session of th* *** the guest for aeveral weeks of friend* state senate. and the relics of the poet which, are Mr: and Mrs. J. B. uV. Howe andvchll- in St.' Auguatine, will go to Atlantic •*• harbored there. dren la-ill return today from Nash- Beach on Friday for a. stay of some Mr-, and Mrs. Alfred Kennedy are at vilU. , , v time before returning to Atlanta. Old Point Comfort, Va. \ **« \ •>** «** CHARLES R. TURNER Mr. Edward G. Thomas hafc returned Mrs. E. C. Davis and aon. Campbell Mr. Louis \Wellhouse. Jr., left yester- from Baltimore, where he was called T>avis, and Misses Carolina and Louise day for ,a week's visit In New York, and by the death of his mother. SI* son motored to Albany yeaterday from there he will go to join a camp- PREACHES TONIGHT »** for a week's visit to friends and rela- Ing party for the summer at Camp Mr», Fred A. Crabtree and children, Wigwam, near Portland*•• , Me. Rev. " Charles R. Turner, the boy RED SEAL SHOES of Lumberton, X, C.. formerly of At- preacher, addressed a large congrega- lanta, are the quests of her parents, Mr. Miss Katheririe Hagan, of Richmond Lieutenant B. M. Bailey, U. S. A.; who Is visiting Miss' Marie Ridley, la who has been stationed In Atlanta, for tion last night at the old Baptist Tab- and Mrs. John TV Whitaker. on Hill some time, left 'yesterday vfor Hunts- .ernaele. He will preacn again tonight, ville, (Ala., and will soon be assigned services starting nt 3 o'clock. With the to a new post. •** close of the present meeting- he will Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison and fam- go north for a series of meetings. ily leave Thursday for Wiano, Cape Cod, where they will spend the sum- mer. • •* Oil Tractor Plows. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Douthit, of Mem- Douglas, Ga., June 22. — (Special.) — phis, are at the Georgian Terrace. Mr. iand Mrs. Harry ttawe and lit- tle daughter, Elizabeth, of Nashville, are at the Georgian Terrace on their w&y to Atlantic Beach. »** Mrs. Frank Ellis and Miss Frances Ellis leave Thursday for Wrightsville Beach, where they have taken a. cot> tage for the summer with Mrs. Kills' J. K.ORRSHOE CO. sister, Mrs. James Sprunt. of .Wilming- THOUGHT SHE * ton. Miss Katheririe Ellis will po later to Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs, Va. I , •»* When a Fellow's in Doubt, One - Mra. Robert, F. Maddox has returned COULD NOT LIVE from Nashville. • ** Delicious Sip of • Mrs. F. M. Farley has returned from New York, where she spent six weeks! Restored to Health by Lydia • ** Mrs. W. C. Jarnnpin will leave E. Pinkhain'* Vegetable Maxwell House Coffee Saturday to visit Mrs. Robert North- rop, of Wilmington, at her cottage at Compound. Wrightsville Beach. convince him. Approved ty experts »** Mrs. Earnest Powel and Master Unionville, Mo.—"I suffered from a as the finest blend in the world. A won- Earnest Powcl, of Newnan, arc the. female trouble and I got so weak that I guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ramey. could hardly walk derful eofiee success with a third of a eeiv Miss'" Florence Dent, of Newnan, la across the floor »ith- at Wesley Memorial hospital, where tury's experience behind it ahe was operated on this week for ap- out holding on to pendicitis. something. I had In Sealed Tin* at Better Grocers. Mr. R. TV. Davis leaves Thursday for nervous spells and Wrightsville Beach. my fingers would cramp and my face Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., Mrs. iS. W. Carson, who has been ill NASHVILLE HOUSTON JACKSON VILLB at home for several weeks, is improv- would draw, and I ing. *** could not spe&k, nor Mrs. Richard Horace Johnston, of sleep to do any good, Charlotte. X. C.. is visiting Miss Susan had no appetite,and Stephen^, of this city. , Mrs. Johnston. before i her ^marriage In January, was everyone thought I Miss Adelaide Orr, of Charlotte. would not live. Self-Rising Flour Some one advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound. I had i BANKS OF ATLANTA taken so much medicine, and my doctor Atlanta jyiilling Co. TO P AY $250,000 •aid he could do me no good so I told my ihusband he might get me a bottle and I DIVIDENDS JULY 1 would try it. By the time I had taken it I felt better. I continued Its use,and Banks of Atlanta wre making prepa- now I am well and strong. v rations to pay to their stockholders "I have always recommended your $250/000 on or about July 1. This sum medicine ever since I was'so wonder- represents the total of the regular fully benefittcd by it and I hope this quarterly and semi-annual dividends, letter will.be the means of saving some wlilch have already been authorized or other poor woman from suffering."— will within the next week be author- Mrs. MAKTHA SEAVEY, Box 1144. iCornfield Products ized t>y the directors -of these banks. Unionville, Missouri. I . The Lowry National bank at a The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham'a directors' meeting held Monday night *Vegetable Compound have thousands of declared Its regular quarterly dividend. which is 3 per cent on a capital stock euch letters as that above — they tell of | J. 000,000. amounting to $30,000th. e truth, else they could not have been Butter-Nut Costs JVo More This goes to the stockholders on.record obtained for love or money. This med- up to June 13, 1515. Checks will be icine is no stranger —it has stood the Though Butter-Nut is so pure, so healthful and mafle'd July I. test for years. Next week - the directors -of the At- { so appetizing that it stands in a class of its 'own lanta. National ba.nk are expected to If there are any complications yon among breads, it costs no more than the ordinary authorize' the usual 6 per cent semi- do not understand write to Lydia E. annual GivUlcnd on the bank's capital FlnVtiam Medicine Co. (confidential) kinds. There's a smaller profit per loaf, true. of J 1,000,000, making a dividend ot\ Jjjnn.Mass. Tonr letter trill be opened, $60.000. This sum is payable July 1. read and answered br a woman and But there are many more loaves cold. On July 1 the Third 'National banK held in strict confldeuc*. ill pay Its semi-annual dividend of 1 The NEW per cent on its capital stock of $1,000,- 000. making a dividend of $30,000. . The Fourth National bank will pay is usual semiannual dividend o-f ti Beautify the Complexion Nnx SREAP per cent upon a capital stock of $600,- IN TEN DAYS 000V making a dividend of $36,000. The American National bank will pay Nadinola CREAM White Provision Co. So go to your grocer today and insist Its usual serni-annual dividend of 4' The Unequaled Bcautiflcr per cent on its capital stock of $600,000, on Butter-Nut. , USED AND ENDORSED which amounts to $24,000. BY THOUSANDS But look for the label, like tint shown in thi* ad, It is expected that when the directors 'of the Central Bank and Trust corpora- Guaranteed to rcmovf which appears on the genuine. . tion meet upon the second Tuesday in tan, freckles, pimples NEW SOUTH BAKERY July, they will declare the bank's usual Jiver rpots, etc Extreme semi-annual dividend of. 3 per cent ' ' itpon a capital of $1,000.000, amounting cases about twenty days. to JSO.OOO. Rids pores and tissues of impurities. The'Fulton National bank's directors have already authorized for payment, .Leaves tho skin clear, soft, healthy. July, 1. the bank's uuua.1 3 per cent Two tins, 50c. and $1.00. By scml-iannual dividend upon. $500,000, coun .era or mail , Shirts-Pants- Overalls amounting to $15,000. The Trust Company of Georgia, on prAT'OftAZ, TOILET July 1, will pay ita regular quarterlv dividend of 2 IA tper cent on $1,000,000, aniountlng to $25.000. . BEFORE the Reception WEST POINT GINNERY \ the Dance, the Tea, the DESTROYED BY FLAMES Dinner, Use West Point. Ga.. June 22.—(Special.) J The ginnery of the Farmers1 Products company was totally destroyed iby fire , Hid today, with 200 bales of cotton, niak- ; ing a loss of about $18.090. partially ' covered by insurance. It is thought! A Perfect Deodorant that the flre originated from a cigar- Hifl !• a white, craaaele*a and odor- ette^stump thrown into a pile ofUraBh 1 lea a cream which, when applied .gen- A. M. Robinson Co. near the building, and the wind, .blow- , tly into the akin, under the arm* or ing very hard,'fanned the flame1 s into I en any part *f the .body, will in- the main building: The building burn- . Btantly .purify and deodorize, banish-; ed to the ground in less than forty minutes. Adjoining the plant were Ing all unpleasant odora du» t* p«r- stored ,.3,000 bales of cotton, but on •piratlon* Prlc* tic. Special for Wednesday account of thc\ nre walla 'the flamea did not reach this lot. The plant was only Installed last Patent or Dull Calf With Black Spat Top* fallv with tho latest Improved machin- Jacobs • Pharmacy ery, operated by electricity. The di- rectors of the company will meet to- morrow to formulate plans for rebuild- * ~ i at once. BATTLE HILL MANAGER Had Pellagra; TO BE NAMED TUESDAY Is Now Cured Mayor Woodward Tuesday morning succeeded In having postponed until Hillsboro, Ala.—J. W. Turner, of this next Tuesday the election of a super- intendent for- the , Dattlc Hill tubercu- place, says: "I ought to have written losis sanitarium, it was. stated In The you two wee'ks ago, but failed to do so. Constitution several weeks ago that Dr.' J. H. Bradftetd, vie* chairman of I ,got well and then forgot to write you. the board of health, was slated for the I can get.about like a 10-year-old boy; office, and bwo members of the Battle Hill board Tuesday stated they would you ought to see me run around.and •support him for election. tend lo my farm. I can go all day Just $3.50 Dr. G. L. Loden In temporarily . In Frank E. Block Co. charge of the institution and has been like I used to. I am so thankful to Black Spat Top Pumps are growing in pop- acting superintendent since Dr. L. *M. know there Is such a good remedy to Hollander waa dismissed, after admit- ular favor, and the customary price hereto- ting taking certain funds that belong- cure people of pellagra." ed to the city. He has since paid back There is no' longer any doubt that fore has been $5.00. Thi« style has all the es- to the city J850, which he admitted tak- ing for his own use. p«llagra can be cured. X>on't delay un- sential features and quality of the more ex- til it Is too late. It Is your duty to pensive models. FLOYD COMMISSIONERS consult .tho resourceful Baughn. Leather French heel* and medium-weight The symptoms—hands red like sun- ATTACKED BY WRIGHT burn, skin peeling off. sore mouth, the street sole. ' \ v v Rom*. Qa., June 22.—(Special.)—A lips, throat and tongue a naming red, Also -with-dark gray top. vigorous light on the Floyd county with: much mucus and choking; indi- They Are Sold By Your board, of commtsaionera la made by gestion and nausea, cither diarrhea or Barry- Weight, attorney for parties t •who are seeking to enjoin the building constipation. M. Rich & Bros. Co. of new bridges In the county and the There Is hope; get Baiighn's biff levying of a special tax to pay for Free "book on Pellagra and learn about Retailer—Insist Upqn th«m. Wright declares the board has Matn Floor 52-56 Whitehall St. been wasteful and extravagant, and the remedy for Pellagra v that has at some of the members of the board are last been found. Address American getting extra compensation from the Compounding Co., box 2003, Jasper, county for performing other duties than those as members of the board. Ala., remembering money ]• refunded A lively controversy la in prospect over In any case where the remedy fails to the matter. ^ ' cure.—(adv.)

rSPAPERf EWSPAPERI \ Page Eight. THF CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA, GA.. WEDNESDAY, JUSTE 23, _i»j.o. THE CONSTITUTION the action of merchant vessels in attempt ing to protect themselves, which they would Tht CfoMM and th* MOMM \ANDREWS TO INTRODUCE BILL F,THt STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER naturally do, though unarmed, and regard less of advice, are matters with which it is PITCH. ABthor of -Al Uova Old CREA TING H1GHWA Y COMMISSION not apparent the United States have any The YonthtliBe Troop o* little playmate* CLARK HOWEU, thing whatever to do. If a man, in violation An earnest attempt IB being made to di- Edrtor .md Gra.nl headed for the stream. Hon Walter P Andrews, member of the taxes imposed by tbe atate upon motor ve- of law, fires upon another and kills a thirt vide the people of this country Into two hicles, jpr money a derived from appropria- party, he is equally guilty of murder as If While In the dust of cltle* parts, cons latins of the classes and the general assembly from Kulton county, and Btowtem Clark Howell. Robr Robinson. I dream the country masses deeply Interested in good roads development, tions by the federal government, in aw of Albert How.ll. Jr. E R. Black. H, W Qrady. he had killed the man intended. It does dream, highway construction and maintenance in We have discussed the matter with sev- will introduce toda> among the first bill* the states and alao mone>« that may be not alter the case If the man fired upon I see the water ripple, I eral members of the classes The Idea seems S to be presented on the roll c,all for new hear the splashing derived from ^appropriation^ by the various seeks lawfully to defend himself. The at- to be that the masses are those who must be measures a bill creating a state highway counties of Georgia, In aid of aaid construc- boys— considerably uplifted before they will be able commission tion and maintenance of state highways and tack itself being: illegal, the result becomes I'd #rlve my city pleasures to enjoy art, social service, Tohn Stuart Mill, Its salient pio^ision** aie as follows bridges,, shall be collected b> said atate a crime -within the grade prescribed by law for the old-time country French salads and tango teas "The Georgia state highwaj commission high.ua> con\miH*lon and b> said commission If Germany violates international law In her joys We have also discussed the classes with shall be composed of thje governor the state ahall be paid into the state trcaauo Pay- many of the masses Their ideas will not be geologist, the dean of the school of Wlvll ments shall be made from the treasur> from method of warfare by taking or Jeopardiz- FBI flra>s to Youthtime, printed, owing to the pure fool law 1 engineering of the state universitj the pro- this fund, on executive warrant on th* ing the lives of non-combatants or neutrals, But eveimore 1 seem There does not seem to be much chance feaaor of civil engineering in the Georgia requisition of haid prison commission ap- the fact that the merchant vessel attacked To travel in the old paths— of getting the masses and the classes to agree School of Technology and the chairman of proved by1 the chairman and secretar> of said A dreamer with his dienm in theii opinion of each other This would the prison commission of Georgia The gov- hlghwav commission, and shall" be accom- attempts what defense is in her power, be very distressing, if H weren t for the fact einor shall be ex-offlclo Lhah man of said panied by itemized statements of the ex- cannot justify the illegal act And yet, when I was with em—the t>oys of that it doesnt matter highway commission penditures Lone A so, This is because It is hardly worth while haid highway commission shall have the Said lilghnay commission shall have a Whatever advice may have been given I heard the hilltops calling: to the valleys far to divide Americans into class* s and masses* power to designate and lay out a systefn of secretary whose off.ce shall be in thB to condemn land necessary capitol who shall recei\e a salary of $1 SOD a merchantman under attack, can have no And so I left mv joys there to sain the hilla on opposite Bides of a solid citizen The and propel for the purposes of seld public per year and shall be allowed a sum not to 1>lrpbo» Halm MO*. of light principal mission of the manses and. classes highway s to supervise the construction and exceed 91,500 per 3 ear for qJTice expenses , bearing on our position regarding the Lusi- Where morn Ing's smile was brightest, and In this country seems to be to trade places f KnKraiJ at the poatofflce at Atlanta nr pintenance of said highways and budges He shad collect information and compile \ tania and similar cases Rather would it the glory-gates Jn sight Shortly after tha man with the slanting aitd to pi escribe the materials and methods statistics relative to the mileage character aecond-claas mall matter brow, who thinks Ntetszche Is a new kind of appear that Germany's argument upon this Far wa>s to Youthtime, of construction of same and condition of the public higrhwaj a and POflTACB KATES. cheese, has bought a little farm on which to "There ahall be a CIM! service committee And now, alone t seem man-wfth~the~hoe his life away a prospect- Abridges of all the counties of the state he United States and Mexico point is something of a bluff, while her o' said commission composed of the ata tt shall within one jear after the passage of 1O to 13-pace yuera, 1«1 19 «• To travel in the old paths ing company strikes oil next dour and bu>s true DOsltion Is probably that expressed by Seeking a sweet, lost dream him out for * 150,000—which is the initiation geologist, the dean of the school of ci\il tltl<* act prepare -a map of such of the main ie 24 »• 3 • • * • * engineering of the state university, and the h &hwi>B as ma> be designated as a s>stem C»« r*. Be. Count Reventlow, the ardent German mili- fee Into the classes professor of civil engineering of the Georgia IiOK Cabin Sajrlnpcd. Also three days after a perfectly tiemen- or state hij2rhwa\s to be Improved and main- tary critic, in the following statement: You 11 never complain of the flre being School of Technolosj, who shall exami ne t-»'ned and he shall receipt, upon behalf of ATLANTA, GA., June 23, 1915. dous lady has louked at the masses through and c.01 tifj all applicants foi api>ointinent 3t is a moral dutv to extract e\ery out if you hit the light licks for the wood' A pair of glasses on an umbrella handle «i the state upon motor ve- weapon Germany cannot let this weapon If you could bring Heaven closer you d six), who fahall be civil engineers thoroughly hicles for mone>s received from the federal By Mall In the United States end. Mexico. be shut up as in a cage -whose bais are husband guesses wrong on the stock market (Payable Invariably In advance ) get a big grouch on by discovering that qualified and skilled in road building and gove^ment In aid of the construction and formed bv threatening notes of the 1 and she has to sell the family car, and begin bridge construction each of whom shall re- . United States and bv intei national regru- 5 ou are not on speaking terms -with the hanging with the said masses on the street- maintenance of highways in the states and D*lly and Sunday . «o« »«.OO ^lations angels car straps ' ctlve a salary not to exceed $J 000 per an- from the counties and municipalities in said Daily We 3M *•»» It would require but a very short time num, together with necessary expenses for behalf and he shall pay same into the state J.3S 3.MI It will be apparent from this that the It Is hardly worth while foi » member of Sunday for some folks In this world to celebrate all the masses to hate the clauses for he is\like- li avcl and subsistence trea»ur> All of sastl funds shall be subject Til-Weekly ...... *•«• real German attitude and purpose Is to press the happiness the> deserve Kmplo>n.ru4 of Convict*. to the administration of said highway com- y By Carrier. ly to be elected alderman at anv time In a v> her method of reprisal regardless of Inter- You 11 be doing a good work In the world city which doesnt apptoie of reform ' It shall be the dutv of said prison t,nm- mission In Atlanta, 5tt cents per month or 13 cents if jou save up enough sunshine to make t miss.ori to emplo> all the able-bodied white Said hlghwa> commission shall furnish per week Outside of Atlanta, M> cents per national law and the rights of neutrals. We It is \ ery foolish foi a member of the -month or 3.4 c«nta per wecit dark da> s less burdensome classes to get facetious about the masses felony convicts, and auch white -misdemea >oi Information and ad\ ice fre« to the various say the German attitude in the sense of ***** convicts as the\ may deem proper wno shill Bounty and other authorities having in J R. UOliJDAT, Constitution Building, Sweet Temptation. be organized into not more than six ganJT» charge the construction and maintenance of •ole AdvertisinK Manaeer for all territory opinion expressed by leading German writ NSVl hiKhw-a>s and bridges in Georgia and shall outBld* Atlanta. to be woiked in the construction of °uch ers, for until Germany has replied to our state highway s as mav be desigrated b> render professional engineering assistance The address or the Washington Bureau la note officially we can only judge from such Ef I lets de melon tempt me T knows do said etito highway commission pi «>\ uled to such luthorities as may be at their com- mand in the location, la\Ing out and con- No. 1727 s Street N W. Mr John Corngan. expressions place 1 11 srt.— that felony and misdemeanoi com icl« --hall Jr, staff correspondent, in charge. Too hot tei shovel brimstone whar de flre nol bt worked together in the st-uc -.tnub btruction of public roads and. bridges -when ^ 1 requested to> such authorities BO to do ' THE CONSTITUTION la on aale In New The reports from Germany relative to burns below •All monevs derl\ed from the special York clt> by £ p m the dav after laaue. It fiat country's viewpoint, based on the sink- De saint a has tribulation—dey feels de can be had HotaUng B Newsstands. Broad- \ethquake shock wav and Forty-second street (Times building Ing of the U 29, are the most disquieting De melon s swe,et temptation, but I founded corner). Thirty-eighth atreet and Broadway and TAwent> ninth street and Broadway since our second note was dispatched We on de rock" on a Flood The Constitution ia not responsible for shall continue to hope for a reasonable and II Tide of Prosperity advance pa>ments to out of-town local oar- satisfying reply, but It cannot be ignored The Holland Letter Ef I lets de melon tempt me I shlll never that Germany is attempting, at least in a git m> crown It was author!tatHely stated a few da>s (From The Washington Post) semi-official way, to shift the burden of her An' I got a big suspicion dar s a angel look- STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. 1 ago that the largest American bank has now E-^ery dav of the past week has broad- unlawful warfare elsewhere, as she has In' down ened strengthened made sounder and safer Hon W P. Andrews, representatrve from O wort er tribulation' Hard la de right- iri- its -\aults somewhat in excess of one persistently done since she began it. Even eous-iace— hundred millions In gold This statement the foundations of business throughout the Fulton tountv, will toda^ introduce in \the admitting the possible error of the British De melon a sweet temptation (We wuz b'on was made within a dav or two of the an- United States ter fall Turn grace1) nouncement that a little o% er one hundred We rightly look to the agricultural con- house a bill to provide for tne creation of_a ***** claim that the U 29 was sunk by an English millions of gold has been ^mported since the ditions as the basic ones, and he indeed, state highwa> commission. The provisions ia aTship, we cannot see where the German The Zeppelin Mo*Quito. is blind because he will not see -wrong be- Ihe Thomas\ Hie limes-Enterprise Is with the *>lan«inK bvow who think* first of January and tnc similarity between of the measure are outlined elsenhere. argument has any reasonable bearing upon quoted as sa>lng- that mosquitoes are being e i* n new kind of the amount of gold in the *au,lt« of the cause he wi\l not read or believe, who doe» A road commission established along the representations which the United States used as bait for whales off the coast of because some heartless person ma\ at an> National Cit> bink and the amount of gold not find in those conditions todav a huge Florida and The Macon News isays nklnute dl^ up a photograph of his grrand minei of wealth for the people of the United the lines of this measure will not cost the have made to that government. 1 Imported since Januar\ might lead to the That a nothing—the kind that breed in the father on his vegetable cart Impression that all of the gold imported in States one that is certain in Itself to pro- state a dollar in salaries, and yet it will Ocmulgee river swamp make a noise like a About the only difference between Amer- the past six months has been deposited In duce widespread prosperity and bring with it south Georgia saw mill and look like a Zep- ica and some other countries Is the fact that the \aulta of this Wall street institution huge business thiou^hout the union provide a, more efficient administrative MOVIES FOR CHILDREN. pelin as they sail through the air" v. there Is no reinforced concrete partition be- With ratings for the combined crops of method than if the appointment of new * • * * • tween the masses and the classes Tranapor No doubt a considerable part of this gold Ohio of 104 &, Indiana lOo 2 "West Virginia, It is said that the children of Atlanta A Dream In Worth It All. tation between the two is highly perfected had been plated In these vaults, but pre- 1016, Wisconsin 100 2 Tennessee. 100 3. officials as commissioners were authorized. have not patronized the moving pictures and not subjct to interstate commerce regu- sumably the institution itself was not the Canifornia 112 8 Kansas 112 1 and other One of the best provisions of the meas- lations It is nobody's business Jf a man does original consignee It Is officially announc- states making high averages at tbla time especially censored and selected . for them The world s a world of wonder change his state ed foi instance, that the house of J P bumper crops- seem to be assured to the ure is that it turns over to the commission by the Atlanta Woman s Club committee. I hear its voices call. On the TV hole we would rather be a mass Morgan & Co has imported from Canada countrv with the worlds markets eager to tne state automobile tax exceeding $100,000, But I m dreamin in a hammock. than a class because going: up is so much secure the ^ I elds and put on even Saturday morning at the And a dream is worth tt all' less painful than coming down within two or €hree months almost fifty The billion bushels of wheat w hich is which is now frittered away among the Grand theater. n million In gold, and It was said »r the time now In process of being taken from the lands counties of the state in proportion to road the first announcement of the kind -was made of our count rj will at prevailing prices, Following the recreative program ar- A world of stern endeavor that Instead of being a clearing-house trans- bring full\ J300 000 000 more to the wheat mileage—not enough to do anv of them any ranged for children wh,ich club women have With life in bitter-thrall action or in\ol\lng the use of the clearing- producers than last \ears huge crop brought them good, and yet an amount which, if properly But I m dreamin In a hammock, house \aults the gold was deposited witn established in larger cities, the committee And a dream is worth it all* With the Exchanges We sav to the producers to the men applied, would render service of incalculable * U the Morgan house whose labor raised this wheat and the"""wheat from the Atlanta club, wishing Atlanta \n m PhlloMOpher Seen It. Whatev er ma\ ha^« been the original benefit in the creation of a symtem of state HENS MADE TO TAKE PART IN WAIl. of last \ ear which in man> instances passea children to have the same advantage, ap- Paragraphic notes from The Macon News (Trom The Mertxon Star > source of the gold which is contained in the at too low prices from the farmers* hands highways philosopher An article in a London paper states that laults of the City bank it Is certain, that it to the hands of the middlemen, Europe to- proached the management lot the Grand and \V hat hi^ become of the old-fa^hiongd dai needs w heat gi am of e\ erj kind, far The citv of Atlanta now pays practically asked the featuring of a program for chil man who let htsptvlfe make his shirts' hens, pigeons and crows are being trained reflects, direct!* or Indirectlj the stupen- wor«e than it did last >ear and it will need, one-fourth of the total revenues derived One of the finest lines in all of Shake- to watch out for thfe aeroplanes of the ene- dous mo% etnent of funds from across the grain worse for e\ er\ month that passes bj dren Saturday mornings. ^ speare is where he ask«< How say >ou to a mj, as thei have a keener vision than man sea- to the United State" It also furnishes until JM6 ha.r\ ests are read} for the mar- from this source of taxation and gets back The management, at the risk of losing fat tripe fineH broiled' can obtain even with a telescope The an excellent proof of the accurao o£ the kets an amount so small as to be practically The world ma^ be a stage but that method of training is cruel like everj thing statement which was made at the time con- The grain producer*, the h-ird working in the proposition, which necessitates a doesnt gi\e >ou anv right to Just stand in farmers m e\ er-v school district are tho'-e negligible I the -v, ings and look on connected with the war The birds are con- gress was considering the bill for the estab- change of program twice on Saturday, grant fined In a pen and a machine descends near who should recei\e the benefit of the high v Atlanta does not object to, paying this ***** lishment of the federal re-ser\e banking sys- pricei •»hich Europe must pa\ all of this ed the request, and the club women were \ Warn Pro*pect. them and a man belabors the fowls with a tem that it would be impossible to create by > ear and m xt spring for its supplies of tax but it would bear the burden much more given the privilege of selecting the pictures \o col snow e\ er hits dar stick, hurting them badly and scaring: them law any system which would pre\ ent the grkin ^ Whar Satan is, my son ' worse This method Is continued until the LI\ erpool ami Havre rna> reduce quota- cheerfully if it felt that the funds derived to be presented Cf you br lies befo \ou gits dar concentration Into strong hands of mohe> birds are continually on the watch skyward Influence and mone> resources The onl\ tions non to enable tlieir merchants and from this state wide source of revenue were The themes were selected from the You sho will be •well-done dealers to make purchases at the lower • • * * • and if they see a tiny speck In the air thev legislation whlch could pre\ent that would >«1ng so applied as to render some sub- standpoint of interest and amusement The The Proper Place for Them. set up auch a fluttering and screaming that prices m the United State«> .but surelj our children at first attended in large numbers, Commenting on the story of the Mexicans attention is attracted to the aero-plane So result in chaotic conditions and complet^ agriculturalists i*in understand that ppm •tantial benefit instead of being dissipated who were about to shoot a couple of Amer- biddy has been compelled to take part in the wrecking of the American monev market and ^hut game and hold their grain for but within the last few weeks the patronage great war as welt as horses, dogs and men The public hoflro^er has learned that lander the hlghei prices that w ill certainly come as now I icans for passing counterfeit money, George later has become so limited the management and Bailev says,\ln The Houston Post ^ the -wiso administration of the federal re- We commend this measure to the careful Anybody that would counterfeit Mexi- STUDB>TS RUN A FROG FARM. It is these thousands of millions oC dol- the woman's club committee are confronted (Lawrence (Kan ) Dispatch to The St Louis i,er\e <*> -*tem there is reall> no danger that a lars that will go to the farmers for their consideration of the general assembly that can money, considering its purchasing power, monev trust or mone\ po^ er harmful to the with the questions belongs In an insane asylum, not before a Post -Dispatch ) products that w ill constitute an important meets today, for of all topics coming before Is the taste of Atlanta children different firing squad Frogs and turtles are taking Donald Car- interests of the people can be created even part -of the extraordinaril\ large, purchas- tt for consideration there will be none more ***** penter and Harvey Kerr through, the Uni- though there w ere strong disposition on the ing power that is now being placed with to that of the children of other cities' Or, The Greet!**;. \ ersit> of Kansas The tn o students hav e part of bankers to do that SponUneouslj the masses of the peopH? of the United States Important than that involved in the discus are the parents of Atlanta children Indiffer- TV hen the Light tells us Howd\,' de\ iscd a scheme to supply the university and \oluntiril\ the great banking authori- biological laboratories with frogs and tur- The mining districts of coqpper coal, lead, In blossoms and dew. ties of the United States. In co operation slon of state hlghwav improvement and the ent to the advantages of censored amuse Hats off to the Morning'— tles of experiments and are being well re- zinc are brimming; o\er with wonderful busi- • creation of a state highway commission merits for children' The same sir to jou1 warded financial)} with national banks throughout the coun- ness actn ttles x through which the effort of the state may If the parents would encourage the chil ***** Because of the dry climate of Kansas few trj created when conditions were absolutely "With lead at the hig-hest price recorded The Verr Qu*«-r World. fragrs or turtles are found theie The unl- chaotic a great pow erful mone\ resource In thirtv \ears copper bringing 20 cents per be directed to that end i dren to go to the Saturday morning per- Funniest thing In de worl ter me" versit> tried importing the 3 000 frogs and baaed upon gold ^herewith the immediate pound, zinc at a record-breaking price, the mines are being: -crowded with miners the formances the kind of pictures the little observed Brother Williams * is dat folks 1,600 turtles It uses each >ear from Chicago emergencies of the United States were re makes trouble for themselves an' then starts and Detroit, but the long trip proved Im- smelters aie being-Vun at full capacltj and folks like atid applaud would be an indi- right In to find fault wid It1 ' l!e\ed It Is now well known that notwlth the mine owners and the smelting companies THE CASE OF THE U-29. practical On a vacation trip to the Ozarks, standing the subscriptions aggregating two cation of their tas'te,^ which the committee Carpenter and Kerr caught a large number are Mrnp.> coining monev, while there were The German mind pursues a somewhat hundred million In gold and the placing of ne\er such hea\y pay rolls as now In thos* and management could follow in the ar- of the amphibians and dumped them in the districts water-filled cellar of a deserted house in the control of this mone\ in a few hands the, curious process of reasoning, as illustrated rangement of the weekly program Among the Important business Item* of in the case of the sinking of the German sub- RIPPLING RHYMES Lawrence, where they multiplied rapidly American bankers did not gain v or tr\ to the week was the announcement that one Unless more Interest is expressed on enough to meet all the needs of the labora- gain an> profit from the ^transaction and marine U 29. The British admiralty has tories chemical compan> was ready to Imest $14 - the part of parents and children, this to be were in fact( so far as they were paid at all 000 000 in three new plants to produce ^chem- advised merchantmen to attempt to ram measured by attendance at the Saturday THE ID1-E RICH. WRVTH OF WAR, paid only the customary and reasonable icals in the United States that heretofore German submarines as a means of self- French ln\ estors ha\ e been noted an tha commission *Yet at one time there ^as in were Imported from Europe morning pictures, those in authority will be Statements w ere published that exten- protection. Germany contends, according to discouraged in their effort to continue a rec- I m fond of coin but I don t itch to bfe most prudent fn the whole world They take the control of Bankers chlefU doing busi- among the Idle rlchv who have long green fewer risks with V their ^monej than others ness In New York clt\ two hundred millions sions of old plants and constructions of press dispatches, that in pursuit of this ad reative feature which has proved univer- to burn their wealth I could not well employ, and they ar« content with a smaller rate of new plants were under wa> by one of the for I could never much enjb\ the bone I did in sold great powder companies to a total ^aIue of vice, a merchantman rammed the U 29, sally popular in every other city where the income First of all, they demand safets Th* Sew Center of P*w«r. not earn Oh, every coin of mine Is wet with It ia htgrhly significant therefore, at this time 120 000,000, and that the shipyards of the causing it to sink, with the loss of its crew movement has been started honest rich transparent sweat, until It has that French owners of PennsyHanla rail To be the custodian of a little ovei- one United States had already orders for ^es^els and the popular German hero. Captain Wed been dried it represents no sire's bequest, road bonds have not only sent those bonds hundred millions in gbld—which the bank of that would aggregate a construction cost no buried miser s treasure chest, no "multl s ' here for safe keeping, but request that their which Frank -V Vanderllp Is president la of 9100.000,000. with full two year* work dingen Therefore, Germans argue, that pomp and prid^e I grind mv anthem mill at at present capacitj country cannot afford to accede to the de- THE LESSON OF CUBA. Interest be paid in Philadelphia Instead of now authorltatUelv acknowledged to be— fiome and every time I make a pome, I take In Paris Here Is a case of money fleeing is to perform a banking sen ice which prob- majnds of the United States in connection Cuba has learned to its profit tbe les in 50 cents I get more pleasure blowing in from the wrath of war thin bird-earned, sweat stained slice of tin, Taxation .In Europe is growing almost to ably is not the greatest which this and other ing by that term the actual executive and with tne Lusitanla Incident, to conduct its sons of peace and good government. The than do the wealthy gents Their coin comes the point of confiscation Wealth la burdened banking Institutions are now performing operatic e management—are associated with •ubmarlne warfare in accordance with the conditions of that country^since It renounced easy aa the rain, it represents no stress or with a heavier load than It has been com- Gradually it is becoming understood that the management and the ownership of the strain, no toil In shop or den they use their pelled to carry In France since the days of this Institution is now In fact if not In XUlonal CIt> bank It Is commonly -under- prescribed rules of civilized nations, to the 1 the revolution habit and settled down to wealth to buy and Bell, like taking water the revolution Over the whole continent name, a ^ery gieat intei national banking stood In the financial distilct that President extent of the protection of the lives of business should be an Inspiration for good from a well the hole fills up again We do looms the spectre of a colossal repudiation house That reputation is not due wholly A anderlip is now the chief factor In the di- neutrals. to other countries with revolutionary tenden- not value much the thing which, like an of the national debts contracted during this or even in chief part to the fact that this rection of the properties which Mr Hunt- everlasting apnng wells up year after year orgr> of destruction It seems onl> natural institution has established branch banks In ington created and w ith which General This is but another means of attempting cies—notably to Mexico Summing up flnan f j ou d appreciate a bone, you have to earn that French as well as other European in- South America and has participated in float- Hubbard was so long associated Not *\en to justify the sinking of the Lugltania with cial results since Cuba went into business for t with a groan and soak It with a tear 1 d \estors should put their available capital ing loans for one of the larger of the South Mr Hunttngton himself was more enthusi- its extensive ,loss of neutral life, regardless rather have the rust> dime for which I la- in the United States and keep it here "We American republics, for although these facts astic over the possibilities and opportuni- Itself as a republic in 1902, The Brooklyn jored overtime, and sprained a wing or slat, hav e already w itnessed the phenomenon of were of public knowledge yet the greatest ties which await the inflroad a> stem and H* of wbetber she was armed or not It would Standard-Union says: lhan have the large and shining buck that the world's most gigantic war and Its failure and probably the most important of the in- ail es which are Identified b> Mr Hunting- look as if Germany, seeing she can no longer Its export trade ha« almost tripled fortune handed me, or Luck, get wise, rich to Induce any stupendous liquidation of ternational transactions with which this in- ton s name than I3 President Vanderllp H* I^ast jeai it reached (1J5 000 000 Of ad, to that American securities owned In Europe Every- stitution la now occupied is In association looks forward to the day when industr> of Bope to hold out before the world the claim course this country la Cuba s best cus- where the reason fs the same, a* In France — with very great financing now In progress all kinds shaJl be reiJKed and when the great that the Lusitania carried mounted guns, tomer, and In 1914 we bought )C<| 000 000 the people prefer to save- something from in other parts of the world and particularly de\ elopment of the entire southwest shall of. products from the Island The simple Fish-Gag. with Great Britain France and Russia come w Ith assurance that that part of the ifl floundering around for some other excuse truth i» that the CnbailH are steadily the wreck of , war and the fearful onsloughta A long time must pass before the bene- (Fiom London Opinion) of the tax collector country is to be sui passed b\ none other learning that buslmeas is more pleasant fits which are sure to follow sooner of later In w ealth-producing influences and m the So her adviser* contend that since merchant- and profitable than idleness and revolu- At Fray-Bentos, fn the Argentine, is the men, which are the prey of her submarines, tions Moreover, they have come to be FEACHES-ANO-CIIEAW TREK. the establishment of branch banks In South realization tHroug,h explo titlon of the •* ery flrm believers In American educational largest kitcjien In the world Here beef ex- (Benionlft (Mich ) Dispatch to The Detroit America will be felt by the United States. rich possibilities which lie in the aoil are advised to defend themselves, she is and sanitary syitems. whl<-h is proof that :ract is made—fortv pounds of beef give But the International financing in which this This institution Is now i ecogriized as the Instruction in new and better ways is News) one pound of extract And here, up to 1900, En OB Martin la showing visitors to his, Institution is now greatly occupied and cential influence In the Southern Pacific s>s- justified la departing from the rules of civ- not lost upon the Islanders, although at which has to do -with to* situation be>ond ilized warfare and in the slaughter of neu- one time it was thought time and money all the waate—all the entrails and fat and ao farm near here what he thinks will b« the tenj But it is not said or believed that this was being wasted In helplne the Cubans forth—got thrown Into the River Plata greateat horticultural curlosltj In the coun- the Atlantic U certain to be of immediate influence is to be exerted with a -* lt;w to trals, the citizens of friendly countries, manage their own affairs The wastes of 1 000 bullocks thrown daily try importance both to the United States and make great gain possible for a few, but in- Fancy what Mexico, with industries idle, nto the Plata brought the fish up from th« Last June when the big wind cut through to the nations across the sea which are ipar- stead for the healthful development of the •bould they happen to get In the*way. tlclpating in this work Unless an Institu- entire southwest The fact remains however, business Blighted by continued civil strife, aea to Fray-Bentos in unbelievable thou- BenKle county, ripping up the wooda and tion command great resources, one whose Germany'* viewpoint i», of course, ap- sand* Boats could hardly advance for the blowing awa\ several bai ns, it hit Enos' that notwjthatandlng the apprehension which, might accomplteh under sane conditions' peach orchard It tore up a few of the treea deposits match approximately those of the at one time prevailed that a great money parent. She contend*, if opportunity is sliver waves of flan These fish could be great Joint-stock banks of London were There are hopeful signs that the day of caught with shovels, with scoops, with the After the windstorm Enos discovered a trust gripping as with a vise the railroads given for saving the lives of neutrals on a stem of a weed driven entirely through the established In the United States, it would not of the United States had been created in hand be possible now to give ,such financial aid vessel subject to seizure, tbe vessel Itself her redemption is at hand. It is often hope i The people of Fray-Bentos, In the unpar- body of one of his best peach trees He left the Wall itreet district, and for that reason H there to show people how strong the wind to the nations across the sea whose leaders it had bean deemed expedient to adopt legis- * win take advantage of the delay in tbe against despair, but it will come to the op- alleled abundance of the Argentine, -varied are now working out the gravest financial pressed, impoverished country with all its their free beef with free flah, and In addi- had been to drl\e a tender weed stalk lation which would exterminate a money effort to IWetect herself. It is easy to con- tion, ground up dally flah enough to light the through the peach wood Tata spring, to hi* problems which the cIMlUed world has ever power of that kind, nevertheless, sine* the ceive Utat ^K.-tfwoId b« true, provided the blessings and benefits. entire district with flah gaa, a very clear surprise, Enos found that the -weed atera was been compelled to solve federal reserve eastern w»» enacted into law. Another Evidence of Power. real strength, great power, commanding in- TWMl attt«*«t Wtre ta position to attempt jlluminant made from flah oil putting out leaves and wondered what It But today they utilize at Fray-Bentos was With the death of General Thomas H fluence remain in the hands of comparatlraly defense Mr naming, wbetber the British Probably the Yaquis of Mexico thought every part of the bullock but the bellow Now that the leave* are uncurling h« has Hubbard, the list of those who were origin- few men of finance who have used th*ir admiralty advised it or not. It te merely a the one thing needed to complete the wild- Consequently the, flah million* of the past di*covered that It la a milk weed, and, he ally associated with Collin P Huntingdon and power In sympathy with the federal reserve ness of the tttnation was a genuine have deaer ted the river, and flab-gas, that thinks that U will unite with the peach and the others who financed the Southern Pacific syatem and in co-operation with the national question of •eJf-presenratlon. romantic illumlnant, has been supplanted by that next August he can aerv* peaches and railroad and mad* it* completion poa»lbl«, banker* and manv of the state banker* of TIM advte* tt the British admiralty and whoon. *l»«tricHy. cream off th* *am« tre*. ha* paas«d away Tn» new force*—not mean- , the United gtate*. i

&"' r.i.tl^ <*£ftuU SPAPFRf THE CONSTITTIJTrON, ATLANTA, GA., WiEDNESDAY,^".JUNE 23, 1915. Page lJ?fine QUIET IN ATLANTA GENERAL COUNCIL Twenty-Eight Are 2,500 FEET IN AIR N»gro Slayer Jailed. VACATION, GLASSES Douffias; Ga., June 22.—(Special.)— for the senahore" or* pnountain at Ja*v ENSIGN IS ACCUSED AND MILLEDGEVILLE; AND UPSIDE DOWN, Vlllan T>rawliorn, who last week de- L. Moore & Sons. thA optician*, in von EXPECTED TO PASS Fined By Recorder liberately shot down and killed Syl- tints to protect yoiir eye* from' th« vester Johnson, ha* been jailed by Klare of tbe aun. 42 N. .Broad flt -- OF STEALING PAPERS SLATON AT CAPITOL iVHITE ORDINANCE For Conduct Monday HIS Deputy Strickland. Both'- are negroes. (atlv.) Detachments of , military and the The outlook for a number of the ap- Twenty-eight men and boys, rangr- San Francisco. June. 22. — Two them- , Governor's Horse Guards remained on plicants lor poolroom licenses appeared Ing in age anywhere from 18 to 70 eand five hundred feet In the air and Damaging Evidence I* Given duty yesterday uind last night In the gloomy Tuesday' when It waa reported' years, were arraiffned ^before Recorder flying upside down 'while looping the vicinity of Governor Slaton'H country that a majority of general council Johnson Tuesday morning' and after- loop, the engine of the aeroplane oper- Againat Nelson, Honor Grad- members would turn down at the ad- home, on Peachtree road, and are still f noon, charged with refusing- to com- ated by Art Smith, ot Fort Wayne, Ind., journed meeting next Monday^ all pool- stopped today! Sn)lth righted the air- . uate of Annapolis. \ there this morning. Martial law pre- rooms operated in connection -with beer ply with officers' requests to move on ahlp and volplaned to earth. I vailed within a radius of a half mile saloons. • during Monday's excitement. . . of the home estate, and a tente d city Annapolis. Md.. June 22t —Direc t ( If council passes favorably on the In most of the cases where officers testimony was given today against was thrown up during Tuesday In or- ordinance of Councilman J. C. White, were not certain \ whether violations C. J. HADEN PRAISES ! Ralph McK. Nelson, of Peeks kill, X. Y.. der that the national guardsmen might of the seventh ward, which contem- would warrant a fine or not the of- who stood third in. the class that grad- rest and maintain the military life nec- plates separating poolrooms from beer fenders were released.. .Twelve out of / BROOKS COUNTY CLUB' saloons, it will be unlawful for such The Battle uated from the naval academy last essary to continue^ martial operations. the twenty-eight were assessed a fine ! month, and wKb has been recommended In Mil ledge vllle, Leo M. Frank rest- applications to be granted. of f&,75 and one was given $10.75. Quitmai., Ga.. June 22.— (Special.)—* for dismissal by Superintendent Fullam Mayor Woodward is known -to favor The-ones receiving the smaller fines In an address delivered here -tonight ed. Today he will be assigned to labor separating the two, ana a'majority'of before the annual meeting °* <*« for alleged cheating: in an examination. were E. V. Galley, Brooka Harris, Earle Brooks County Industrial club. Charlen Nelaon was accused of having: stolen upon the farm. For the time being— general council la expected to vote fa- until he recovers the strength lost by Brooks, G. L. Harris. -G. W. Crumley, j; Haden called upon Broofca county papers, other than those referred to In vorably on the White ordinance, which L. C. Daggart, A. W. Bruce, . T. J. to join with the state organization In. the original charge, by Midshipman his two years ^of confinement—he will would automatically turn down pool- Thornaseon, G. C. Harris, M. -C. Lang- a state and nation- wide campaign of. be given light tasks; later he will be reaping harvests an a 'result of the re- . James K. Waddell. called as a witness room applications- where they are op- ley, E. P. Whitley and Carl Scogglns. hlc h today before the court of inquiry, in- given the work of the average pris- erated Jointly with saloons. There are The man to receive ,a flne of $1,0.75 markaEle season of sowlnir « , **! oner. Late Tuesday afternoon he re- fifty-two poolroom licenses to be con- ccharacterizea d the- work of the past two j of Health vestigating irregularities in examina- was F. W. Garrat; who is said to have tion papers. ported that he was feeling In-ftt physi- sidered Monday. attacked Chief Jett with a knife. V1?or"the secretary of the Brooks Coun- The witness salt! that on one occa- cal condition. He was cheerful. He The White ordinance, which is ex- ty club. Mr. Haden gave unstinted I sion, when he and Nelson had surrepti- smiled and chatted with prison offi- pected . to receive favorable considera- praise, saying tlie work of the Brooks i 1 cials. Manv of the prisoners, their cu- County Industrial club under his man- , tjously entered the department of ma- tion, follows: DEKALB COUNTY NEGRO Bgement had been most remarkable. I rine engineering to look at the private riosity excited, found him an affable Be It ordained by the mayor and general conversationalist .at times. . council of the city of Atlanta as follows: IS HELD FOR MURDER All of the old officers of the club, card index containing their marks, he Section I. That no pool or billiard room were re-elected. The club will tender r saw Nelaon take from a desk some All la quiet ,in^ Milledgeville, too. It the secretary's place. for another year Success in main- 1 or parlor shall b« operated In connection sheets on which were problems to - be was reported: Officials say there Is •with "near beer" saloon:*, nor In the same Decatur, Ga.. June 22.—(Special.)—- In to Edward Young Clarke. It IB pre- worked out in turbine engines. no evidence of trouble now or even room or places nor In connecting rooms or justice court' here this afternoon 'at "4 sumed he will accept. in the future. places. ( ' . . o'clock. Justice A. Shelverton presiding, l VS.Id He -Would IX-BT It. •The purpose of this ordinance -Is to sepa- Eugene Keith, colored, was remanded taining the battle The men arrested Monda^- were ar- rate the business of pool or billiard rooms Waddell. who was 'a member.^bf the raigned in police court Tuesday. Many to jail on a_ charge -of .murder. • The former third class, was brought into from the business of near beer ealoons. case will come, up for trial at the next FITZGERALD SHIPS were dealt with summarily, while not See. 2., That any person, firm or corpora- term of I>eKalb superior court. the case by the testimony yesterday of a few were dismissed with rebukes tion violating this ordinance shall, on con- FIRST CANTALOUPES Ensign I. M. Graham, who told ot reve- vict ton In the recorder's court, be punished The testimony at the commitment line of good health from J.udge Johnson. by a fine not exceeding $200 or be sentenced trial went to show^'that Bob Brown 1 Fllgorald, Ga.. June 22—(Special.)— lations he, claimed \Vaddell had made l*»tter»t 8 o'clock at the Harris Street Pres- stimulating the •before some sort of honor committee Tuesday afternoon or night. byterian church on "A Tourist's Trip 1.00 find testify against you.* I will pot do Judge Patterson, after viewing the Through the Yellowstone. National this because it would incriminate sev- situation 'in ililledcevilie, departed. Park." ' eral others. ^ You have nothing to fear T ( Governor at Capitol. . The lecture will be open to the pub- ^ secretipn of gastric from anything 1 'would say. Reaple. lic and will progress with the scenes Keller and I have agreed, to forget ' Governor Slaton came down to his and views as they are shown ,in full eV office at the capitol on Tuesday shortly color on the screen. "W*idde"l told of four expeditions to before noon and spent the" entire after- SHIRTS juice. It nourishes the engineering department to look up noon there attending to routine mat- his marks. ters: . v ROME GIRL INJURED Fo«d Old DrawlBK*. A large number of legislators "were . -Midshipman Reagle of the former waiting: in the reception hall to see him IN AUTO ACCIDENT because of the car- third class was also a witness. After all -the afternoon, and various delega- The object of this ad. is to acquaint you long questioning, Reagle admitted that tions called upon him in the Interest Rome, Ga., June 22.—(Special.)—Miss he roamed almost a,t will in various of friends who are desirous" of'being Katherlne Graves, daughter of "W. L. with vGood Shirts we're selling at—^$1.00— buildings, with the assistance of a pair appointed to the juclgeship vacancies in Graves, of this. city, was-injured in an bohydrate ele- of pliers and a key that would 'open the Stone Mountain and the Flint cir- automobile accident here on tbe King- ' i ' > some of the doors. He testified that cuits. ston road. -The car of\A. B. Arrington. They're hot reduced—but they possess a •where midshipmen had been caug*ht en- There was no disturbance upon the in which Miss Graves was a passenger, tering the buildings, to get their marks capitol grounds whatever on Tuesday. had been stopped at the TOadpide for Big Dollar's worth of Shirt Value— ments it Contains. It was customary to assign them some repairs. A. car driven by Cliff twenty or thirty demerits. Because of Seay had stopped to assist the party in the nominal number °* demerits im- trouble, and a third car. driven by J. E. With laundered'cuffs—sizes from—14 to posed for this offense, the witness did STARNES IS HELD Berry, collided with the Seay car. Its malt is food; its not think It was considered very seri- wrecking both cars. 18-—with soft cuffs—sizes-15% to 17. • v ous. \He denied that he had evef stolen TO FEDERAL JURY any examination papers. .^" COUNTERFEITER IS UNDER DRUG LAWS GIVEN THREE YEARS Whites or fancies—ask to see them— hops, tonic. It in- LEGISLATION \ PROPOSED On the charge of giving excessive After an Indictment by the federal BY GA. FARMERS' UNION grand Jury and a plea of guilty to the vigorates, sopthes doses of morphine and other narcotics charge of making spurious coins. J. A. Douglas. Ga.. June 22—(Special.)— to patient* addicted to the drug habit Rradtberry,^ of . Gwinnett county, waa Parks-Chambers-Hard wick The committee on-legislation, appointed and for alleged bad faith in practicing sentenced yesterday' to three years in under the federal anti-narcotic law Dr. the federal prison and a fine of 9500 and cleanses the by the state convention of the Farmers' by Judge Newman. Bradberry. who is union at their spring meeting in Dub- W. A. Starnes, superintendent of a sani- 1 tarium for drug patients, was bound 18 years 'old, was recently arrested by Company lln, > wrill be in Atlanta in a .few days. over to- await the action of the federal Sergeant Eullard at 89% Piedmont ave- The committee will work for: granc^jurj- by United States Commis- nue. , while in the act of making a entire system. V Congressional legislation securing to counterfeit nickel. A large number of j sioner W. Colquitt Carter yesterday. counterfeit coins and a complete set! 37-39 Peachtree Atlanta, Ga. the farmer^ a. rural credits system His bond was fixed at $300. which will .provide money promptly to of' tools were found in his possession. > meet his wants at a low rate of in- One of the doctor's , patients stated terest .and on-'long time loans. that not only had he been treated for An immigration bill, so perfected as the habiti, but that his wife had also to curtail alien ownership of lands, as beep treated through him by Dr., Schlitz in Brown against multitudes of foreigners and Starnes. This act United States Dis- favorable for the great army of native tenant farmers who . are tilling our trict Attorney ' Alexander said was. in fields and who need help to secure violation of the law. homes. Dr. Starnes declared that he gave his . The committee will appeal for school patients graded doses for the purpose 3OK5 at i COS. _ _ _ _ Bottles Strengthens books aticost and when later condl- of conditioning^ them for the curativ-e tions. authorize it., that they be fur- nished free, treatment. He Introduced one patient i Tliat the intiative, refe rendum and who testified that he had been cured by recall be submitted to popular vote for Dr. Starnes after ^having been accus- ratification as the law of Georgio. tomed to take as much as 60 grains of The manufacture, of hog: cholera heroin per day. Your Defense serum by the state for free distribution and compulsory use as the only method of stamping;* out the disease. FIVE-FOOT ALLIGATOR A manufactory \ for limestone, the labor needed for the enterprise to be CAUGHT ON TROT UNE detached from the chain srang-s. Waycrosa, Ga., June 22.—(Special:)— Made from the While at Waltertown, on the Satilla CARLING TO GIVE l/)P river, yesterday Ed Murray and J. E. dFFICE OF PYTHIANS Phelah caught a 5-foot alligator under rait her unusual circumstances. They choicest materials were In bathing when Murray decided Macon. Ga., June 22.— (Special.)— T. J, Carling, who was elected head to eee.if one of the set lines near him of the insurance department of the had anythinsr on It. To get to the line ICnights of Pythias, returned to "Macon he waded out almost up- to his neck. —it is brewed pure yesterday from Indianapolis, where he- Pulling; up the line he felt something held a conference with representatives heavy on it, atad kept pulling to satis- of the supreme lodge. Mr. Carling had fy hiB curiosity. It was only a min- only considered accepting the place ute before the head of an alligator —bottled in Brown with a view to bringing the Insur- showed on the surface. And'It was The Shattered Dough ance headquarters to Macon. "When he less than a minute before there were found this to be impracticable he an- two bathers trying to outdo the other nounced he would -hold the office only in a sprint to the river bamk. Safety Bottles to preserve temporarilrily until a successor could be first waa what they believed In, and named. ..Mr Mr.. Carling is past supreme they gave ample evidence of thei lr be- the "Kr1 ' ' - - ... lief. "When they got beyond what is on t< chancellor of Cnlghts of Pythias. they considered the danger zone they brought the 'gator In and he la now a its purity. member of the fishing camp's zoo at 13-YEAR-OLD BRIDE Walter town. \ SUES FOR DIVORCE "Large aches from little toe corns It is the one beer C/. S. TO PUT LIGHTHOUSE 1 Macon, Ga., June" 22.— (Special.)— grow.** (No, it aint new. First uttered by Pericles after a long hike Mra. Vivian Benson, who "oecame a v ON ISLE NEAR SAVANNAH bride at 13 years, last November, to- from Rome to'Spartacus). Haifa crazy coia lying innocently in a curio window sure to reach your day filed a. suit for divorce and alimony Macon, Oa.^ June 22.A_( Special.)— tuned wore at • mev^ul tbe yimhcr who kissed Che fxt soprano in the cboir. It led to l tit, BROKEK from her husband, asking that she be Arthur Coding-ton. United States dis- v allowed to aasume her maiden name, trict attorney's assistant, left for Sa- COIN, the OuaiusJ's f.illHlu setial wtiMen br Emcnon Houeh dufme one of his md. Bad moments. Miss Vivian Johnson. She claims that vannah today to investigate for the glass, sparkling and > , .. ii...i.-ieiv aftwr the .wedding United States government the title of ceremony her husband be£an to beat Long Island, a strip of\land out from her and that since that time she had Savannah: The island Is uninhabited been subjected to cruel treatment. Ben- and is composed of marah lands that crystal clear. It son Is his wife's senior by eight years. are inundated by the spring tides. The Broken Coin begins this week in Tbe case will be heard July 3.' It is the intention, of the government to erect a light house there, tout when ; all of America's foremost moving picture houses.- The leading sprites in the , government sought to get title from the state it was found tht, state its performance are Proncis Fore/ and Grace Gurnard, two of our own screen stars who costs no more than had transferred the title in 136S, and it will now -be necessary to trace the title <~ay they are celebrated!-—ami we goes* they are. Most of the picture was made at Universal Cky—the won- from that time in order to make the der city of the nnh-trn. mbm. we bare pieced together seven parts of the civifacd and uncivilized woiid.' purchase from the 'present owners, b e e r i n 1 i g h t Before Buying whoever they may be, or to bring about Wedding Gifts condemnation proceedings. , : bottles. SPEER GIVES CONVICTS l It goes, with an insane rush. There Write for Our TIME TO MAKE CROPS isn't an instant of slow action. It's swift as a Nebraska cyclone and prace Cunard has a pel in the play who can lick his weight in wild cats—-and does. See that crown is brdnded "Schlitsf* Catalogue Macon. Ga., June 22.—(Special.)—In the United States district court this ' It is weird, thrilling, blood-freezing and blood-curdling. It interests old and young; and middle-aged. It's Atlanta Phone 3S3> You'can economize on your morning Judge Emory Speer suspend- the kind of a picture play the whole family likes. And if you want to see it, all you've got to do is to say so Bell Phone 2695 Main purchases by consulting our ed sentence on thirteen persons- con- Btc. Samuels & Co.. Diatrijmtors L victed of violation of "L nlted States to the manager of your favorite theatre. All he's got to do is get it. West Mitchell St.. Atlanta. Gm. catalogue and at the same laws, in order that they might return to their homes and make their crops, Family Trade Solicited. Out-of- time be certain of delighting thereby preventing- loss to the mer- Town Orders Promptly Filled the bride. chants who had furnished them with Umreraal Cky—• manaf-ftcturc city—of 3,000 souls i* near Los Angete* which is : Writ, for Prlcea supplies.. At the same time the action • on tbe direct line of the Sanee Fe. Drop in on your way to the two fairs and Nearly ten thousand arti- of the court, according to" some of cles are shown, and quoted those affected, means that their fami- ^ • • -• in our 1915 catalogue. lies -will be kept from want, and thatv homes, now mortgaged, will be aaved. Beer • All forwarding charges are Most of those under conviction, but See How the Movies Are Made paid. on mail orders. Safe who have not been sentenced, are al- leged moonshiners. They will appear That Made Milwaukee .famous. delivery and satisfaction at the October term of court to re- guaranteed. V ceive sentence and herein serving their terras. Gifts purchased here are Universal Film Manufacturing Co. certain to please the recipi- 1000 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY " , ents, for they will know you CHAS. STUCKEY KILLED wanted them to have the BY COCHRAN FARMER • '. Carl Laemmle, President beat. "The Largest Film Ifanufacturiitg Concern in the Univerae" Cochran, Ga., June 22.— (Special.)— A postal request will bring Howard Jones, a prominent farmer liv- you s copy of our handsome ing near here, shot and killed Charles Our Brandt Studio* in New York, New Jersey catalogue by return mail. Stucfcey yesterday morning. Jones and Stuckey had a petty argument some tap," TUrn," -lOl-^Biwo.- "M« V and California. Factoriet in New time ago and another onu; Saturday. Stuckey i* said to have remarked that •Sto***." •Gold SM!,- "Victo*" ClJMIVERSAL] York and New Jersey. Distributing- Staler & Berkele, Inc. he meant to kill Jones. He made sev- -P«w«M.- ".'ik.*,- , •WCo" agencies throughout the ctriHzed eral attempts to obtain a gun on Sun- v Geld and day and visited the Jones home several world. time*. Jon en refused to see him. He Siivmniith> visited the Jones home gain yesterday and made a motion as If to draw a pis- I 31 Whitehall St. tol. Jones fired 6nd Stuckey fell best Theatres always sbbw UNIVERSAL Pictures dead. Afterwards it was found that EiUbliaSed IM7 Stuckey was unarmed. Jones wilt probably not be prosecuted. Stuckey [eaves a wiftj and Mveral •mall ctoll- dran.

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Edited By PERRY LEADS CRACKERS TO VICTORY Dick Jemison Barons Drive Hunt From Hill SOUTHERN LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE SOUTH ATLANTIC MWLD'SCASETO HACK BBEL SOU) WUte Sox 9, Nap* 6. Guilt 5, Bird* O. Cleveland, June 22.—Chfcaffo made I Tigers 8, Gammcocln 6. But Perry Holds Theni Safe New Orleans, June 22.—Mobile shut three straight from Cleveland, 9 to 6 Macon, Ga., June 22.—(Special.)— winning- the game in the third innlnf BE DECIDED DAY TO MEMPHIS CHICKS out New Orleans, 5' to 0, today, Hogg Macon won a alu&griirg match from pitching: " effectively \yltti runnera on when two hits were bunched with three Oolumbia here this afternoon, 8 to 6. buses. It was the second game Mobile passes and three stolen bases. Chmicey featured at bat with three had. won,' from the locals this season. Score by innings. R. H. T£ two-baggera out of four time* up and Crackers Present Their Claims Left Tuesday Afternoon to Join While Locals^ Hammer Johnson Weaver allowed only scattered hits Cleveland . . . .020 OSO 001—ft 8 ; in the field with a long backward run- until, the ninth, when the visitors Chicago 114 102 000—9 9 1 ning catch tvlth one hand, robbing to President Baugh—Little His New Teammates in • bunched five singles for three -runs. Batteries — Harstacl, Jones and O'Neill; Faber and Schalk.. Harbison of a sure two-bagger. Moore Rock Is Contestant. MOB. ' ab. r. b. • po. • . r. h. po. » knocked a home run IftBld e thel fence Memphis. ^ . By Dick Jemima. counted Moran and Williams went to i> i a o L with two on bases. . third. Manning then fouled out to Norttiern.lf'..310 -3 0 i Senator* 7, Red. Sox 4. After delving in mashiea, niblicks and Miller, cf ,..4 1110 "Washing-ton. June 22.—Washington Score by Innings: R. H. E. putt«rs for about a week, and dlscusd- Sloan, the. latter evidently forgetting KIick.£& 4 0331 ...... 3 0146 Hack Elbel. Cracker «r»t-iack*r, will v where he was at when he made the 3urKa,rf ..4 0 0 U 0 tiUmumlBon.L. bunchel 4011d hit0s with Boston's errors to- Columbia . . 001 000 032—fl 14 4 It la probable that Kiddie McDonald inc mashie pitches, screaming drives catch, Williams scoring -on the play. Ptrry.Ub 0 UlffKlim.u ..... 4 day and won the third same of the ae- Maoon . . . 0.12 000 30x- 14 will be ieen in a Cracker uniform at' play with the Memphis Chicks, succeed- and topped brassies, we return, to the Jenkins singled to start the Crackers' fulhauii.lb I1 lUuluii.lb ..'...4 o 211 0 ries, 7 to 4. George Poster and Pen- the hot corner in this afternoon's game > ing Dunckel on" the Initial cushion. ring of the base-hit witn mucn eclat. nock were both\ batted hard. Boston against his former teammates. , I This was decided yesterday morning. fourth^ /Kurfhagen hit to Johnson, who !iiit.e ....4 i ;t 5 ;r Babtt, 8, Gull* 4. The Crackers ev.ened the count with heaved to center fl'«ld trying: to catch knocked Ay res out of the box in the Little Hock Is contesting Atlanta's way is now apparent. They wanted tered hits' during the remaining eight. ticket in the sixth. , Perry did the use- Detroit, June 22.—A fusillade of hits ell arid Bitting starred. dered by the league chief today. I Hack themselves. Hack left Tuesday ful kill-youraeU stunt and Korfy McDonald's shirts are clear, the local ! afternoon for Memphis, and will \play and a third Innings of play and was ambled to second. Moran then crashed 'off Coveleskle in the fifteenth Inning Score by Innings: R. H. E- given splendid support withal. save St. Louts a 13cto-9 victory over club believes, and It la only a matter with the Chicks in today's game. And Perry was far from . being a ringing bingle to. center and Korfy Detroit. Of the seven pttchera used Charleston 000 002 Oil—4 11 2 of presenting his and their claims and The best wishes of all Atlanta fan- well. He had to be doctored between cantered home. \ Wetiman was the only effective work- Albany...... 100 150 lOx—8 10 1 having them passed on. At least. Eddfe dorn KOGS -out to Hack with his new With one gone in the seventh. Man- will be In the game Thursday if not tcamirrates. innings, suffering a light caae of. sun ning crashed his third hit. a single to er, although Coveleskie, who, replaced stroke in the fourth inning, and con- center. Dick Kauffmah, who had been Cavet In the ninth, twirled great ball Tourists Sr Scout* 4. today. tlnulnp only under pressure and by^ex- bemoaning his Juck and hitting slumpv 7. Mobile '8. "Time, 1:45. until the fUial inning, Dubuc waa Jacksonville, Fla.', June 22.—The sub- hibitlng s^plendid nerve. To adtl to his ambled plate ward, picked one to his Kerin and Williams. easy for the Browns and when he re- stitutl6ii of MdManus for South check- discomfort a stray fly etnild find no likinsr and slammed it down the third tired under fire in the third, the vis- ed a ninth-inning rally for Jackson- other place to light than in his right base line for a couple of cushions, and itors had a seven-run lead. Detroit ville today and the visitors won 'by Queries Answered optic, causing & halt to the proceed- Ed dented the platter with our final Travelers 3, Vols 1. picket! up two in the third, ana wnen the. score of 5 to 4. A sensational Standing, of the Clubs ings until Dick Kauffman removed .the Nashville, June 22.—Kroh weakened James replaced Hamilton In the fifth pest. V ' marker. " / St.-Louis' seemed to ,have the jpame catch of a foul fly by Cueto featured. "Lil Arthur" Johnson did the heaving Manager Smith wiU select Herbert in the tenth inning and was touched up safe. The Tigers conriblned hits with Score by inhLngs: R- H. C. (Under thin head, the sporting: editor will*. for the mumps-ridden clan of 'Moles- Kelly to do-- thei hurling today, with for four hits, netting t\vo runs, and passes and orrorH and tied the score Augusta. - . . > .110 020 100—5 8 3 endeavor to answer all questions pertaining worth,'but was in hot water most of the Bill Rumler da'nning the wlndpad and Little Rock took- the odd game of .the In the eighth, only to lose In the fif- Jacksonville. . . .000 000 202—4 '9 4 CLUBS. . P.C. to t(.ll branches o£^' sports.) time, the locals taking- advantage of mask. Dick Robertson will probably series, 3 to 1. t'p to that .time the teenth when six singles and two errors New Orlean* . . .606 some loose Baronial fielding1, and bunch- be Moley's choice, with Hale again re- game was a pitchers' • duel between gave the Browns four runs. Memphl* .... .594 IH therw any rule ag-alnet the pltch*r ceiving. He has no other choice in Couchman - and Kroh. Messeng-er'n Score by Inninss: R. H. E. Foxes 6, Indians 3. (, Birmingham . . .55C mahlnir the iso-w»,I|ed quick return? S. S. ing some timely binglea with same, the latter capacity. Circus catch of Dodge's liner .In the Nauhvilie .538 In the Southern league there IP. I do'not amassed their total of five markers. Today's game will start, as- usual. ninth featured and saved the game for St. Louis .403 020 000 000 004—13.21 2 Columbus, Ga., June 22.—(Special.)— Chattanooga . . . .460 know whether other leagues have »uch & Game UraiHteil Along;* at 3:45 o'clock, with Thursday sched- Little Rock, Detroit . .D02 040 «30 000 000— 9 17 2 Colum'buy won the second game of the ATLANTA . . , . rule or not. The game dragged along through. Batteries—Ferryman, "Weilman, Ham- so^ios from Savannah this afternoon by Mobile uled an hour sootier to permit the I.. IlWIv. ab. r- h. po. «» NASll. nb. r, h. pi> a ilton, James and Agrnew; Dubuc. Cuvet, .nearly two hours*, though it speeded a Crackers to catch a rattler for Gull-, ! the score of 6 to 3. It was a big day IJiile Bock . . . . .as Who play» Atlanta Ju!y\4? " ' S. S. little in spots. The first three 3.intaen.tr ...r. 1 a 1 1 KLn-h.-r.i-r 5 0 W 2 0 Coveleskle and Stallage, McKee, Baker, for Columbia players, a number of \ As July 4 I.H a Sunday, the Fourth of town, Htarr.^b 4 I 1 S 1. Stark.ss 5 0 I - 8 FvdrraJ \ Xrnmi July gam*« will bft played Monday. N"ew inningrs consumed over an hour of 3if.-ift4i#er,rf ' 5 <» 3 2 1 ii.rfccr.rf .,{ i O 3 ;( 1 thorn winning? prizes in the field day ftouth Atlantic. Th« Boat Score: New York-Phllml*-l|»hla—Rain. exercises. Three of the players won CLUBS. W. L. P. CLUBS. W. L. 'P.C. Orleans JB in Atlant^ on that dat«. perfectly good time, while the last Miirniy.lf ....4 0 (I It II. I'uuk't.ll) ...... 4 0 I'15 (I Columbuu 8 £ .8< St. Louis. 3« 21 .611 six went through in fifty minutes, BIRMINGHAM— ab. r. h.\ P.O. a. e. liakvr.:!b 4. 0010 Fanner,If .-..4 1210 places in the 2%rmlle marathon race, Kan. City. S6 Billy L,ee. in left, and Rlvington Bis iKiwuvy.s* ...:i It I 4' 4 I illinium!, l!b .1 0 W 1 2 Thompson winning first iplace. They Augusta . 7 4 .«; .610 If there Is a batter up and one strike on r Carroll, 3b\ 4 0 .0 1 2 0 t'otlngton.lb li~ 1 ' 1 12 0 Ho«Tni',3tj 4 I) 1 1 ^ then put . up it Glassy game of frail. Albany . * ' " Chicago . 32 27 .642 him and he< hit« 4 ball' that etrlkes th« land.-at short, contributed to the £ala Ellam, ss 4 l 1 1 1 l Oibsoii.n 4 II 1 li J Strcrt..c 0 ^ Macon . . 8 PHtshurff 29 27 .51B plat* and bounces toward the diamond and occasion by some splendid work on>the Sloan, rf 4 1 1 U 0 0 Owuolimiin.it ..4 0 1 0 :i Kr< h.n 3 0 0 The .locals hit Small wood hard; and Savannah, a e Newark . 30 28 -G17 t« caught by the catcher, is It a ctrfke? offense. . the former handling live Coombs. L*b 3 0. 0 2 1 0 XSl l n o Cracker*' Daily Hitting timely, timallwood and\ Herndon each Jack'vlllc.. 4 7^ Brooklyn. L'S 30 .4S3 chances and the latter seven., all with- Maffee, cf 4 0 0 1 0 J x.xKii)K hit 'home runs. Herndon landed three Columbia.. 3 6 Baltimore '22 30 ,ThiB Is entirely In the,. Judjrment of tba out a bobble, and some of them des- McBrlde. If a 0 1 1 0 0 safe hits and Small wood hit n home Charleston. S 8 Buffalo.. 21 41 '404 umpire. tined to be near hits. Tot.UK '.& 3103018 Totals 3." 1.103017 run and a triple out of three times up., Wallace, Ib 4^,0 1 !» 1 0 ThroutrU Tueaday'B . Roy Moran and Ed Manning, con- x fettled for Kroh iu tii« tciiili. P. C American I^eam National If pitcher makes a ballc In -action to de- Hale, c : ..300171 0 xx lijiu inr Street Iti the tetuti. Players. 11 Score by Innings: " R. H. E. CL.UBS. W. L. F.C. CLUBS. liver bull to the batter and a bail Is thrown' tributed their share o.f the offense, get-, Johnson, p ...... 3 • 0 1 ^1 j> _J- lamiinB « .3!i& Savannah . . . .000 210 000—3 5 3 CHIcaro . 38 20 .655 ting thr.ee blows apiece, and getting .318 Chicago . lo from the outside ot park, which is go- Score by innjngs: R. ^Colunrcbus ... .001 002 12x—6 10- 0 BoBton. . 29 20 .592 Boston. . .542 j Jng straight to the pitcher, no \ baa« run- them when'they contributed ttve most Tdtals. . . . Little Rock ...'.. .010 000 000 2—3 .. Detroit . 84 26 .57* Phlln . . .538 ner* on. la ,the batter .entitled to first good 10 the cause of the locals- Uoy Nashville...... 000 000 100 0—1 Jenkins New York 2S SS .51* .619 we 7 ^ ' A. fi. 'also showed some of his splendid judg- ab. r. h. po. a. e. Uumler .. WftfllTn. . 2* 26 ATLANTA— Summary—Errors, Covingrlon, Stiirk ; .500 St. "Louis'. .481 No. ment on the gang ways. Moran. cf. . . Bislaml .. Cleveland. \2J 32 .3Sfi Brooklyn. .444 There were few sensational plays. two-base \ hits, Messenger 2. Downey; Korfha.Ken Phila . . ^2 35 .386 .429 "Williams, -b. . double plays, Downey" to Starr to Cov- Williams FEDERAL LEAGUE however, a one-bantlea stab by Bislknd Irfe. If. - . • 1 5 0 .'222 St. \Loule. 21 34 .382 iri the ninth and some ^reat stops back 3 2 .. 0 ing-ton, Jantzen to Downey, Messenger Kelly .. CITY TENNIS ENTRIES Manning;- rf. . to t'ovingrton; left on bases.,Little Rqck HJett ... .214 Gn.-Ata. of second by Otto Williams' being the KauftTman. Ib. . 1 .10 0 Thompson . .2 05 nearest approach to cheer bringers, and. 125 6. Nashville 7: passed balls by Street' li: ,3«3 CLUBS. W. L. P.C. . ^. MUST CLOSE SHORTLY Bisland. ss. . Allen »Tt-Jirlc 4, !>Jt*»bui-ar 2. Rome.. . 2ft 14 .«KO they broujrnt their share. bases on balls, off Couchman I, off Kuuffman . .143 32 17 Jenkins, c. . . Kroh 4; struck out, by Couchman 2j by Newark, N. j.. June 22.—Newark de- Tall at) era 24 13 .616 28 13 Breitenstehi and O'Toole umpired Korfhagen, 3b. v Perry .053 feated Pitt&burg today for the fourth New nan . •i't IB .579 Tennis> players who intend to enter their visual good games or ball. They Kroh 3; hit by pitcher. Diamond; sac- Hunt .000 time in live gamee. The score was 24 24 the city tennis tourney which will be missed a few. like all good -umpires do. Hunt, p. . . .' rifice hit. Diamond; stolen bases. Baker Crirfln. . 19 21 .475 21 2S Ferry. - p. . . (lNashville>. Street, Time, 2:15. Um- 4 to 2. Annlston. .342 ThonVvV. 19 26 held on1 the courts at Piedmont park but in the main their work was splen- WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY Kcore by innings: R. H. K 13 25 .342 Valdosia' 18 28- starting next Monday, June 28, are did. In keeping with every performance Tot;Als. - - .29 5 10 27 11 2 pires,^ Pfenninger and Bernhard. • " Pittsburg...... 000 010 001—2 8 2 urjjred to do so 'immediately, as the we have had the pleasure of seeing Newark \000 002 20x—4 31 4 work of the committee will be greatly these two indicator handlers work this Score bv innings: ^*- Memphf»-Cha*tanoojp:n, on* day. ' Southern . Batteries—Knelzer. Lecluire and Ber- 1 facilitated, if every player will enter season, . Birmingham...... 200 nOO OOO-r-2 EirmlnghBm in Atl. Na»hvllle I ry; Moran and Rariden, I early. There was :i holler by the fans on a Atlanta . .0.02 101 lOx—5 Mobile in N. O. Little Rock In Chattanooga GEORGIA-ALABAMA K-irks-Chajn-bTS-Hardwick is the . hit by Williams that (looked fair, but Summary—Two-base hits, Moran 2, Leslie 5, Byronville 3; South Atlantic I-t-aitue. '1 St. 1,0ui* 4, Itrookl.vn 3. entrance headquarters and any player, ^ which Breit. ruled fouO Every Cracker Kauffman: three-bast hit. Sloan: dou- Charles' n in Albiiny. Suvanhiih In Colum'B- Brooklyn June 22.-i-Aft.er Crandall provided he is an amateur, is eligible plaver in position to -^oe the Play ble play. Ellam to Coombs to "Wallace; Byronville 4, Leslie 3 AuKusta in Jackaon'e. Columbia In Macon had been hit freely >n two innings for to enter. . Mr. Chambers In the sport- as?feed with his umps. The ones that 1 innings pitch, by Hunt, one-third, ~ Lr-slie. Ga., June 22.—(Special.) — a homo run, two triples and three sin- Tallad««m 4. I^aGmnKcI* Jng department ifi the inan to see. were missed rtiU not harm any. hits. 2 runs; struck out. by Perry 1. by Amrrlcan I-eaeup. gles, which netted three runs, Watson Talladega. Ala.. June 22. — (Special.) Kntrance f^-es are for the singles 75 How Th«7 Stored, Johnson 6; bases on balls, off Hunt 1. Leslie^ and Byronville played two fast Chicago in Clove'd. St. LuuL Detroit. went\ in and -blanked tlio BrookIviis lhulejja took the second g-ame from cents, arid the doubles 50 cents each Frank Hunt star-ted foV, the Crackers. off. Perry 1, off Johnson 3: sacrifice hits. ames of ball litre last Thursday and X. V. in Phlla.de lp' a. Boston in shington. during the remainder of the .game with OranRO, 4 to 1. Wiley made his player. He got. Carroll, but EllaW nicked him Williams 2. Manning", Kauffman. Perry; f 'riday, Leslie taking the first 5 to 3 St. Louis here [today, the latter team debut with the Tipers and it w&s too From the way things are shaping up for a single to center, and Yale -Sloan stolen base, Maffee; wild pitc-h. Hunt. and lost the second 3 to 4. National Lesvur. winning" an uphill battle, 4 to 3. much "Wiley for LaGrangre. he giving- up at present it appears -as'if one of the- Time, 1:55. Umpires. Brietenstcin and R. J ohnson pitr-hed a big leaprue Brohlyn in Boston. Philadelphia. Jn N. SrVre hv innings: . • R, H. i:. slammed a triple between Moran and game for the locals the first day, only PittHhurg In Clncin. St. T^ouia in Chlca only' two scratch hltn, and warkinic t>ie"S^st tournament." of the season will Manning. He isjSu^-d a free ticket to, O'Toole: , , ., Riv-insr up two hit.s a tut Leslie sot five St. Louis 000 201 100—4 S\ 0 one man. jBaker'also Teatured for the' be held next week. 'The committee in .Coombs, using: the last ball to uncork I Federal Lras-uc. Brooklyn. . ^ . .300 000 000—3 8 3 TiRera, getting three hits out of four charge expects at least 100 to enter the hits off Red Patterson for the visitors. Batteries—Crandall. Watson and a wild pitch, on which Sloan ambled The game \y :is <,- x c i t i n ^ all the way Kan.i City in Buffalo. St. L. In Brooklyn. tlm^s. sing-les. Prizes in the shape of rackets home. I JOHNSON, TO HELP Chicago la Baliim'e. Pifrltburs in Newark. Hartley; Upham. Marion and Si^ion Score by Irnlngrs: R. H. E. will be Driven Die winners. ^ The events Manager timitn sent .Scott Perry to throfi,grh \Vado ]>itchi-»t Roorl hall the LafSranjce . . . .100 00(1 000 — 1 ' 2 4 to br hc-M include men's Bingles and the rescue at this .stage tincl Scott pre- TOLEDO FANS BUY second ^amc, giving up only nix hits, t\ I.. A. «. Leaeur. Chicnuro 11, Baltimore 4. TaUndeffa . . . .011 200 OOx — 4 8 2 doubles and consolation aincles. Th* vented any further damage • in ' this while Slatts Foster for the visitors Dothan In Gainesville. .Way cross In Brunw'k. 1 Ratteri«a — LaGranpe. Head and Al- runner-up In the. singles will also be pave up only four hiPs. Both Barnes Thorn asvtllo in Valdoeta, . , Baltimore, J une 22.—McConnfll _ round. Juhn.-on _srut a scratch hit in were close and well worth looking at. too much for Baltimore today, Chi- lison; Talladesra, Wiley and Baker; given a racket. s " the second, xVallfu-e a clean blow .in the Toledo. Ohio. ' June 22.—President cago winning f-asily, ] 1 to 4. Qulnn Umpire. Davcrn. Time. "l:35. / seventh, and MeEjrkU- one in the ninth. San Johnson, of the American leaprue, FIRST OAMK. a- Alabama Lcacue. cvjll purchase 125.000 worth of stock Score: R. II. K. In Home. LaGrangc iu Talla was easy for\ the visitors and he. re- That was the Barons' Quota. Annlsion In tired in the sixth. Smith, of Chicago, OrllTIn fl, Anntnton 2. The Crackers tied it in the third. in an -American association ball club R. H. E. grot two hits over the fence, once with Griffin, (Ga.. June 22. — (Special.) — ONE HUNDRED HOMERS Moran lej off with", his second double. for Toledo if local business men will Leslie :.. . .. r> <~4 3 the bases filled. Farrell'sl fielding was Griffin took the second from Anniston TTilliams buntfd, ant! after, hesitating raise the remainder . of the amount Byronville 3 '2 8 Casey Hill Win*. FOR HANS WAGNER necessary to obtain the Cleveland SKCOXD GAM 1C. sensational-. . , ' here' today, winning- th« g-ame In the whether to catch it on the fly or on the Score: - • - R. H. E. Brown town was defeated by Casey Scorft by innings: R. H. IT. flj\at innfn^r aided by three hits, an bounce, Carroll elected " ''the ' latter team." Johnson mad1 e this offc r while Pittsburgr. June 22.—The hom« run attending a -banquet tendered him and li. H. E. Hill by the score of 10 to 1. Chicago...... 010 032 005—11.19 2 error and a walk. Stone, the Griffin course, and Moran beat 'him to third, 8co re by inn i gs. R. Baltimore 010 000 ^102— 4,62 pitcher, was hit hard and. frequently, made by - "Hans" Wagrner. the Pitta- - with Williams resting on first. P-resident Tenor, of the National- league, Leslie .1 3 4 5 Batteries—'McCpnnoJl. Johnson and burg National'^ veteran shortstop, in here last night. Hyronvtllc '. . . .. : 4 6 5 Brown town: ...... 100 000— 1 while Glaznier holtl the Grlfftn team to L.ee contributed * blpw to<> right that, Casey Hill ' 402 310—10 Wilson, Clem on s; Quinn, Conley, Vere- only flve hSts, however, four of these thfe second inning of the thirteen in- ker and Owena. wore two-bagrgers. Ho well secured ning contest with Philadelphia at two of these doubles. I.una and >Clapp Forbes* fit;Id,, yesterday, was the ^one Kan Man Ctty-lliifTaln-—Rnln. hundredth of ,his career. It also starred at the bat for the visitors. brought his total nuniber of hi,ts to Srore hy "Innin^a: R. H E. 3.131. \Vaffntr made his first home run Anniston .... 100 000 010 — 2 11 3 in the major leaj:rues while with Louis- Griffin . . .. v,. . 500 000 lOx— fi 5 2 1 Batteries — Glaznier and Luna :. Stone vilU , of thf National leajrue.. In 1S97. NATIONAL LEAGUE •and Manchester^ Umpire, Welch. ( THREE COCHRAN BOYS \ Brair«» v, 3, DodRcrH 2. Boston, June 22.—Smith's batting and WIN ATHLETIC PINS Coombs* wUdness gavo Boston three runs In the first three innings today, Three pupils of the Cochran High the national joy smoke -\ enough to win from Brooklyn 3 to 2. school arc wi-nners of The Constitu- >R i NCE ALBERT The visitors bunched hits for their tion's athloii,' pins fn a .bolared an- runs in. the ao\-enth. i nouncenient that has just readied the Score by inning*: R. H. E. spot-tins editor'? office. ' ( Brooklyn . . . .000 000 2(10—2 S 1 Th e three winners are Miletus Boston Ill 000 OOx—IV ^6 4) Wynne. Jessio \Vinn and Lint on Urqu-' Batter tea—Coombs and Miller; Ku^ 012 000 100 — 4 11 1 ha rt. Pins have been forwarded to is such good tobacco you feel like you could ome 200, 020 02x — 6 12 3 dolph and Gowdy...... those boys. Batteries — Zellara and Matthews; Cljittto 1, l*hllll*jv 1. Aaron ant? Richards. Time, 2V51. Um- New York, June 22.—New York V and pire. Sanders. > 3hilttdefephinrv fought a stpirite'd nlne- Eastman 109 Tennille 9.. just eat the smoke! nning tie, a heavy storm . ending a Kastman, Ga., June 22.—{Special.)— ~ • . ^^ i ...-•-. ' • _ titcncrs* \batte between Marquard und Th*1 East Point-Tennlllf1 was again de- Aexander; wi^th the score 1 to 1. New feated by the faflt EastmJtn team to- York did not make a hit after the first nnlnp. when a double by L/oubert stnd OTHER RESULTS Yes, sir, P. A. pt^te a razor edge on your you or any other man ever did roll and put Doyle's single enabled the Giants to le. the score after Philadelphia had [ h-ast i-'oini- rennuie, uotn pitcneu a smoke-appetite-division that's nobby enough the fire to 1 Men, we tell you to wise up. cored in the first halt of the Inning v North Carolina Kgood game. Tho features of game was 1 on a pass .by Byrne and Cravath'a . fen^b'o 6. Durh'm 4; Ral'h H. Ashe'« J. home 'run by Weaver^ three-base hit ^ to ' be photographed! rlnle. Winston-Salem 5. ChurTotte 2. I by Peacock and the1 double. pla3', P. A. is crimp cut and stays put ^— which Score by innings: R. H. E. I Johnson to Henderson to Henderson to Philadelphia . . . .100^000 000— 7 0 Virgin!* L*rnim«. 1 No other pipe and ciga- New York .... .100 000 00.0—I 2 0 rrk 3. New't N'. 0; R'fey Mt.'!*T, Petsb'g 4. >\'ooton, • all of the' Kaslman t -team. means rolling P. A. is as easy as falling off a T'lk' 3. Porlsm'h Q: Suf'U 4. P0rt!"m'h 1. ' This was the longest game of ball that rette tobacco can be like Game called on account o'f rain and haa been played on the diamond here log. And it's good to remember P. A. i& put darkness. Amerlrnn Ansoelntion. this year. Score, 10 to 9. Batteries—Alexander and Kil lifer; Milw'ee 2. Mlnn'liR. 0; Louis's 13. Col'hus 0. Batteries—Eastman: Weaver and Prince Albert, because Marquard and Meyes. " I'llH 5. Clevl'd 4; Kan. City S. St. Paul 4.. Wright: e-East Point-Term Hie: George v up in the toppy red bag especially for you and Wise. Umptrea. Skelton and no other tobacco can Ifrafei* % AeJdM 3. V Moore. "rollers." Sells for the price of a jitney ride, 5c, Cincinnati, , June 22.—McQuillan rrov'c^ 7. RloJjm'd S;/Provlcc r.,*Rfchm'd I. be made like Prince? pitched good ball against Cincinnati Mont'i 6. iroronto i. Others postponed. oday and as a result Pittsburg won to 1. Pittuburic Bcored itH first two San Anfo 6. Waco '2; Hnunt*n 3, DsllRs 2. Marietta Wins Again. Albert. The patented Now, will the "pipers" kindly open both ears? Fl. Worth 7, Uttlv'n 3: Beuu't 10. Shrov'pt S. uns on three successive hits a-nd an Marietta, Ga., June ^22.—(Special.)— process fi^es that—ancl rror. Its other run was scored 'on a Marietta defeated the Fulton Mills Here's tobacco that has made it possible for hit, a base on balls, and another sin- to«m of the Major City lea«ru« here gle. Cincinnati's only run was mad e !IF.L.A.G. League Starts Baturdav afternoon to the tune of 11 removes the tongue-bite m Gibson's wild th'row to second. lo 3. Features of the game was th« three men to smoke pipes where one Score by innings. R. H. E. nelding of Nor^thcutt and Hemp for and throat parch! Let _'fttsbur»r 020 001 000—3 ? il Second Season Today; ^Marietta and the hitting: of Hawkins smoked before! Cincinnati ' . . .000 000 100-^1 4 ^4 and the Kemp boys', getting: tw*> hit* that digest! Batteries—McQuillan and Gibson; Forty-Gam^ Schedule each out of three times at oat. Bo*t Schneider, Toney and Wlngo. Harris took Caaaidy'a place in the Any way you hook it up, Prince Albert is eighth, coming to'bat one time and bit And that line of conver- Th— from flftyl to forty games. It having low pramc here today 10 to 6. Batteri*« Thetoppy 5c pipe joy'us that your smoke appetite grows Brunswick closed the first half this be.cn asrrefcd at the Thomas vine meet- —Cedartown: HIx arid Smith; Carroll- ing last winter that if the directors ton: Golden and powers and \Valton. into a makin's cigarette. afternoo- n by defeating Waycrpes !» to x whopping big. You men who "dassn't," we , ln a hard-hitting, extra-liming game, considered that fifty games was > loo and making it ten straight victories, a much for the second half, that it be For you can put your little old blue-pencil eatrue record. , . - reduced to forty. say you go to P. A., natural-like! Because Score by innings. V • R. H. E. Under the new schedule, the team* O. K. right here that Prince Albert is a WaycroBS ... .002 104 001 0—8 12 1 ...akc only on? trip to each other city, there isn't a bite in a Brunawilik 000 200 (ilO 1—9 17 3 and the games scheduled above are. the regular double-header for a. single admission Batteries—Oandy a,nd Clark, Rey- Last that, the visiting teams will play barrel of this national nolds; Hawkins and Jordan. Time, in these home cities this season. Four —as joy'us to your tongue and taste one :OS. Umpire, Stewart. game series are provided for In the joy smoke. new -schedule instead of- a series of ValdoMttt T, Tliomanvlll* S. three games and one of two as in the •way as, the other! , Valdoata. Ga., June 22.—Valdosta won first half. he closing gume of the first halt from The teams have all strengthened tor Unlimber your old jim- ThomasvUle. 7 to S, The visitors used their pennant dash In the second, half, "Wfll the "rollers" kindly step forward for a patched-up line-up on account or and it la believed that the fight'will be- my pipe! Dig it out of njurles: The gratne was devoid of fea- even close, if such a thing la possible. spell and get some of this listen into their Three teams had a look-in In the first the dark corner, jam it ScoVc by Innings. ..R.. H.... —E. half up until the final week of play, Thomaavllle 020 000 010—3 7,5 While two teams were scrapping even ARROW systems? Because Prince Albert certain Valdosta 010 141 OOx—7 11 3 up until the last day. brimful of P. A. And Ba-tteries—Utley and Conley; Baker and sure jams more joy into a makin's paper nd' **»»Corbett» -,~* . Time. 1;50., Umpire, Soft COLLARS make fire with a aRocque. Of White Pique or Repp, or pUin than ever before was figured up on two hands 1 V Downt River view. match! Me-o-my! DOTHAN 10. OAINBSVIU.B O> RWervlew, Ala.. June 22.— (Special.) Mull. Very (upertor In fit and OAINKSVItL.H! », DOTHAK 4 3hawmut butsmen had A good • time In the plain language of the hflls, you can't - Gainesville, Fla.. June 22.— (Special,) with Riverview pitchers last Saturday wear. It pays to ask for Arrows. ; KM g*t acquaint** mlh Prince Dothan and Oalnrsville divided a dou- afternoon on the local diamond, getting Albert in th* toppy r*d bag, Sc ; or le-header here this afternoon, tHe vis- 15 safe blows bff their delivery. any more resist such makin's tobacco than a ors wlnnln*: the first game and tne Shawmut's errors figured in part of tidy r.d tin, JOc, tat for the JoaUa. )Cals the necond. Both games were Riverview's runa. , CIAH5TT. FEA BODY A CO.. INC. MAKEM bullfrog: can pass up a piece of red flannel! back-action-joy, yoa toy tt cryttal- Batteries—-Rivervlew; Colter, Miller , gba* pomut haaador. And thm and WlBslns, Sand>; Shawmut: Hook*. Because P. A. hands to you everything any Edwards. | yoa'r* mmtl YOU ***, U ha* th» . , 020 01. _ _ - - cigarette roller ever dreamed-out—rare *pongf-moittmn*r top and kfmpm Gainesville . . . . 000 000 0— 0 57 P. A. at th* higknt top-notch point Batteries—Hodge and Price; Peddy. Fitzgerald by Forfeit. j flavor, and aroma, and mildness, and body; of ptifaction., / frinc* AUnrt i» obo Baker and Wllkefl. Time, 1:25. Um- pire, Wagnon. FtUcerald, Ga., June 22.— (Special.)—i BASEBALLS ~>U 'in pound and half.pemd tin SECOND OAMB. Montesuma forfeited the second same! absolutely the best bet—the best smoke humidort. Score by Innings: .,. .R i H; Ei to Fitxyerald today by refusing: to play \ Dothan 000 210 1—4 B 3 In the last half of the sixth innin" ATLAITAnlllMMIMAM Oalnesvtlle ..... 231 20» *—fl 9 4 when Umpire Quarle* m«de a decision 1 Ponca «f• tvon Par*, R. J, REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wiwtou-Salem, N. C. Batteries—Hodge and Price; Mosely they did not like. Up to that time The tidy r*d tan, lOc »nd WJlkM. Time, 1:44. Umpire, Wag- the »core stood 10 to. 4, [n favor of Flts- QMIM CallMl 3s45 O'Clw* t »on. il EWSPAPES! EWSFAPESl THE coNsrmmoN. ATLANTA. GA, WEDNESDAY, v JUNE 23, 1915. Page Eleven.

ty-five years. Nevertheless, we have buke of this contumacious treatment of tions, (2> render every aaclstance In making mated between 1,500 and 2,000 men SUMMER LEAGUE made wonderful gains, until today there the majority of the people matters of the law* more effective; (8) who will not ULTIMATUM IS ISSUED are 61,000,000 of the inhabitants of the earliest consideration and lerlalatlon. obstruct the ways of either Juatlce or will be added to the 16,000 already oat AT.THE y. AT. C. A. [PROHIBITION FORCES United States living under a no-license Resolved third. That as rapreaentatlvea legislation. If our temperance friencla TO STRIKING CARPENTERS of work as the reault of the •trlk*. law. I am not a prophet, but as a of thl» majority of the people we call on would put morality and temperance above young man who reads the signs of the the members of both houses of th» general petty politic* ^and above personal prefer- Chicago, June 22i—An ultimatum to WOMEN GREATLY AID IN FULL SWING! times, I will say that-within the very assembly to enact «mch legislation as will ence, the people of Georgia would be bap- near future Atlanta will be growing remove from the statute book* of the state pier and more proaeroua. members of the Carpenter*' union, on ARMIES OF BRITAIN under a no-license Iaw.1' the near beer revenue license, the law per- "W* believe the moat Important subject atrlke tor more tnan a month, wa» SEEK DRASTIC ACTION mitting and HcenainE the storing, keeping before the present legislature !• the sub- lasued today by 10. M. Craig, secretary The summer leagues at the Youngi i Congressman Webb urged those at- or dispensing of Intoxicants of any kind. In [Men's Christian association, at 76 j tending the convention to begin a cru- ject of better temperance laws and a rigid of the Building Construction Employ- London, June 22.—Valu*i>1e and locker ojjfubit or other placea of Buremblage, enforcement of the aame, It overshadow* ers' aaaociation. heroic assistance WOOD en are rendering Luckle street, have b«en recently o»* sade which should have aS the definite resort or fellowship. And we alao demand every other question fr6m both a financial the British armies is recognized in a. yanixed in alt classes and are now in ' Passage of Several objective, a- dry Georgia. the passage of law» that shall strictly pro- and moral point of view. i The ultimatum laid unleal the strik- full swing. Each class is divided into i Dr. L. G. Hardman, of Commerce, hibit the shipping Into thin atate of liquors Resolved, That we earneatly^ recommend ing carpenter* accepted arbitration by dispatch from General French. The four teams and schedules have been I Bills by Legislature and Abo- spoke on the evils of so-called temper- In any kind, to be In any way handled or to the legislature of Georgia the paaaage of Saturday every mill, lumber yard, ce- field marshal' Includes among those arrays red for three rounds, the leagues ate drinking. UHed In violation of the Jaws of the aame; the bills indorsed and recommended by ment, brick, stone and every other "recommended for gallantry and dis- ending about the middle of July, at ' lition of Beer Saloons. Many expressed themselves as disap- and that any and all persona -within and this convention. building material agency and plant In tinguished service in the field" fifty-' •which time the inter-claas champion- pointed at the attendance at the con- without the state shall be prohibited from the Chicago district would be shut fight women connected with various ships will be played off. vention, alnce they had predicted an at- advertising In any way or manner whatso- branches of military nursing service* ever any such Intoxicating liquors either Should this action be taken It U esti- and the Hed Cross. V The summer leagues are attractive Attended by about fifty prohibition tendance -of at least 2,0(10 persons. for aale, or exchange, of to be given away The Chinese Itke bagpipe music. during- the hot weather, tn that they in- leaders of the state 'the convention at b««oluttons Adapted. or In any other manner to be disposed ot' clude events in the big swimming pools, the Baptist Tabernacle Tuesday adopt- Th-e resolutions adopted by the con- or the advertising of any method or device as well as floor events. It is arranged vention follow: for the production or manufacture of any that there be two events on the floor, ed resolutions urging the legislature Whereas, a yreat majority of the people such intoxicating liquor fqr private or fatal- an obstacle relay race and a volley to strike from the statutes measures of Georgia are now, and have, for years ly uae.v ball game. The swimming: pool events to assure absolute prohibition In Geor- past, been In favor of the total prohibition "We urge upon the prohibition lets of thla will be a plunge for distance and si ot the manufacture and sale ot intoxicating atate the need of voting for only theee one-length swim. The distances and liquors within the state; and ' men for office who will respect the will time will be scored according to a The^ resolutions provided for the en- Whereas, thin majority of the people of the majority of the people and who will classified table. This is distinctly a forcement of the Webb-Kenyon law, have expressed their convictions and wishes (1) enforce the laws aganlat liquor viola- "team" affair. aa\ ieach man is awarded which forbids the shipment of whlatky by returning: decisive majorities to each SOME 6REAT BAB6AINS IN auccefislv* state legislature since the adop- points for attendance, as well as per- from a wet to a dry state; the aboli- tion ot prohibition as a atate-wide regula- formance. tion of locker clubs and the prohibition tion . and EDUCATIONAL Saturday eve Din*? at 8 o'clock the of liquor advertising ^in the press of Whereas, through the unwise granting of monthly aquatic meet in the men's di- privlleg-en in answer to class demands and vision will be held. This is one of Georgia. clamora, and through a mistaken revenue the most attractive events of the montii The committee drafting these reso- policy, as well an through partisan tactics and an attractive program has been lutions and presenting: them to the and the betrayal of tlie peoplo by certain arranged, both from the spectacular convention' foilows: - officials too blindly trusted and throuch and competitive points of view. The the conniving: and frame-up ordinances of SHEFFIELD PLATE SILVERWARE Judge W. R. Hammond, chairman, municipalities, the majority of the cltlzenn evening's program will include a Atlanta. R. H. Parrel!, Albany; J. R. of Georgia have had to submit to defeat of their will so plainly expressed. In that nin^r hijrh dive, 40-yard swim. JO-yard Bekll, Blythe; W. D. Upshaw, Atlanta; Illicit trade in Intoxicating liquors, In cer- breast stroke and a relay race between W. S. Withan^, Atlanta; James King, tain cltleM, nearly equal In volume and ut- two picked teams. Theie have been Jefferson county; J. Z. Foster, Muri- most equal In its tlepluru.Dlc consequences, These bargains below are certain pieces of our Sheffield Plate stock which many entries handed m and the meet has been maintained In several of the prin- cipal cities of the atate, «re.eourMafBtwidwd*ntde. Specialcoureea tn This meet wilivbe opened to the pub- { mock, of Coleman, and six members wealth, now. therefore * Music. An, Exprewicm and Domestic Science. Adtnftwloa ity goods as the rest of our stock, and have the same splendid wearing quali- lie. the yountr men inviting the men, \ of the legislature. Resolved first, by tho representatives of upon certtllcai*, LocittoaI*lamed u btilth mom bilrh s thitt majority of the people of Oeorgia in mluiudcv fcnctng but mild cluamie. 31 btilldtrm, i«0*era la women and children of the city to be Dr. J. L White, president of the ground*. Modvratbe«uefori>l»y». concert*, telo. ties of the rest of our Sheffield Goods. They wear like Sterling Silver. their guests on this occasion, convention assembled that we do solemnly Anti-Saloon league,, called the con- protest and cry out against this disregard •Outdoor >paru and recreations, ami many tatereaiio* Boclal I^ast evening: the monthly aquatic event*. Seven nauonallororiticB wfih blihitteaU. P*uoa- vention to order and J. Z, Foster pre- and defeat of the' will of the majority ot •** horn39 ctatea. Expense about Sioo per year. Complete BEAD THE LIST BELOW: meet was held in the boys olub divi- the people through a mistaken and unjusti- sion, the events being: running high sided over the morning session. One fiable revenue policy, as expressed in the dive, the 15-yard swim and tub race-. of the features of this session was j .so-calledi "near beer" and "locker club" Regular This Regular i This The last event caused much ro°erriment the address on "Civic Inefficiency licenses Which ha-v e been so outrageously BRENAU, Box 14, Gainesville, Ga. on account , of the frequent duckings Caused by Liquor" by Dr. R. R. Kime. abused. In the political trickery and Indi- Price: Sale. Price. Sale. of the contestants before they were rection \\ hlch have defeated necessary re- able to get under way on the 15-yard It was an arraignment of the condi- form measures In the lower house of the $ 9.75 ceneral u&sembly and in >the reaction and Vegetable Dishes .$13.50 Platters .$16.50 $10.69 voyage. tions due to alcohol and the conven- Vegetable Dishes . 11.50 L 7.92 phlet forjln for distribution. Bound Tray, 11-inch . 6.00 3.85 aperium In Imperlo, or lovernmonts u-lthln MRS. TILT WINS. \Veakley, .of Alabama, Speaker. government, unlnc the charters of these Vegetable Dishes . 15.00 9.24 cities to repeal the statutes and set at \ Round Tray, 12-inch . 8.50 5.77 Ex^-Chief Justice S. D. Weakley, of naueht the constitution of the »tate. thu» Vegetable Dishes . 13.50 9.22 Mrs. Inman Saunders | Alabama, addressed the convention lawlessly foiwtinB upon the people of the Corner s. Pryor and Hunter Sta.. Atlanta, Ga. Round Tray, 14-inch . 7.50 5.34 tf ^ f\ MONTHL.T FOR TUITION. Soup Tureens ... . 20.00 14.85 at C. C. C. C. jfc I II Clam rooraa equipped wltb every Was presided over by "W S. Witham. Resolved second. That we do, here and . 5.00 3.30 Vegetable Dish ...... v 4.00 2.25 v ' "i He explained why the prohibition laws now, call upon the members oE the legisla- ^r modern convenience. Compotes v Hj defeating Mrs. Inman Sautii^eis in Alabama really prohibited. He alao ture so soon to assemble to make the cor- INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION riven by tn. in their play-off match. Mis. William rection, of this unwise ixalicy. and the re-^ tprietors In person. Catoioxu* Free. Compotes . 6.50 4.62 Vegetable Dish . ' 5.00 2.75 Tilt won the woman's golf tournament pfaces the burden of proper delivery . 6.00 4.29 Vegetable Dish . 6.50 3.60 lield by the Capital City club at Brook- upon the common carrier. Mrs. T E Compotes haven for Atlanta's women players Patterson, of Griffin, and others spoke . 9.00 5.94 Bread Tray . 5.00 3.02 during the recent southern champion- upon the several issues facing the pro- Compotes ship at East Lake. hibitionists in Georgia. Meat Platters ... . 18.00 13.20 Bread Tray . 5.00 3.30 Mrs. Tilt andv Mrs. Saunders tied for .Declaring that the prohibition laws [ first place during, the medal play of Geoigia. as at present enforced, have ' . 5:00 3.56 Bread Tray .. i . 6.00 3.30 rounds and had to play another match become a farce and are treated with ' Platters to decide which should receive the contempt. Congressman 12. Y. Webb of [ . 6.00 > 4.75 . 4.00 3:02 handsome trophy. • North Carolina, joint author O£A the Platters Sandwich Plate .... >v ebb-Kenyon bill, made the principal AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE . 10.00 6.93 . 8.50 5.94 address of the convention at its even- I FOR WOMEN Platters Sandwich Plate .... ing session Mr. Witham presided . 13.00 8.80 Ice Bowl . 5.00 CHAMPION TRAVERS "Between the Potomac and the Rio j DECATUR (6 Mile. From Atlanta) GEORGIA Platters 3.96 MAS CLOSE CALL lethaiKic in its attitude toward the li- quor question as Georgia," Congress- Letters Philosophy Buy Now. There are very few of these pieces Philadelphia. June 22 —Jerome JD. man ^\ ebb said.V "This is an evil that Tracers, open gtllf champion of the has killed more men than all the lions I Science Home Economics at these prices. Uniteil States, was .given u great bat- of Africa. On the other hand, should tle today by F*. C. Newton, of Ne. Most of the match was played ' There is no fight ever watted bv 53 Peachtree Street In a driving rain. man which has been so stubbornly con"- Max Marbton. of New York, came Uucted as the attempt to drive liquor through both rounds in en.;.} fashion fiom the country within the last twen- and on form stands an excellent chance to meet Travers tomorrow in the final match, for the trophy. Warren Corkran, the Baltimore star, was unexpectedly eliminated bv Dr M. K. Ntiffer. of the home rlub. " J. N. Steai ns. III., of Nassau, fell by the wayside. Travers easilj. disposed of W. H. Gardner. II . of Buffalo. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN A TRIP TO THE GREAT EXPOSITIONS PLAY FOR HOWE CUP | STARTS SATURDAY\ Play for a handsome golf trophy j i offered by John JT> Howe will begin I ^ next Saturday over the Capital City ] club's course at Brookhaven with an 18-hole m«dal play qualifying round, i Players will qualify with gross scores, ' but club handicaps will apply du'ring I WE INVITE YOU the match play. _ j Tne mat round of match* play must* be completed by the following "Wed- I nesclay, the second bv tht- following [ Saturdu>, the third by the second To Come to the Union Station at 7 A. M. Friday Morning, June 25th, and Inspect Our "Wednesday and the fourth by the sec- > ond Saturday. _ ; v In addition to the Howe trophy there will be a cup1- f or the runner-up fn the i first fight and cups for the winners , in a.s many other flights as fill. MAGNIFICENT CALIFORNIA SPECIAL TRAIN SAVANNAIf BALL, CLUB APPEALS FOR MONEY Savannah, 'Ga.. June 22 —The' Savan- nah basebrf.ll club todiv appealed to The board of trade to assist in raising Trom 51.200 to SI,500 so taat the club *\ 111 not be compel!' d to Urop out of the South Atlantic It.ipriif in tho next few da >;? M.% A f/By-n«.- made the re- fjueit in the absem t- t'-om tne city of President George F Armstrong:

Harvard 4, Yale 2. New Haven. Conn June 22—Harvard cast gloom ovei Valt a large com- mencement ctowrl today by winning th« first game of the annual series, 4 to 2. The Crimson hit \Vjy opportunely for all Us srun« ^

This (is the second of our GREAT EXPOSITION TOURS, and leaves the Carolinas Revolution Haa, Broken Out and Marine* Have Landed Thursday, June 24th, via the Seaboard Air Line Railway, passing through Atlanta the From French Cruiier. following morning. Washing ton, June 2'J.—Admiral Ca- perton, with his flagship, the cruiser Washington, was1 ordered from Vera . THE ROUTE Cruz to Cape .Haitien today to relieve * THE TRAIN marines* landed there last week by the French cruiser JDea Cartes to preserve Outward—Via the Seaboard Air Line Railway through Atlanta to Birmingham, order. This party, consisting of 125 people, will make the trip without a Haiti is turbulent again aa the re- the "Frisco Lines" through Memphis to Kansas City across ,the wheat fields of '•ult ot the overthrow by revolutionist* 61 President San—the little republic's change of cars, on a Special Train of All-Steel Pullman equipment, Kansas to Denver, the scenic Denver & Rio Grande through Colorado Springs, the eighth executive in ae\en years. Tleports to Washington told of shoot- as follows: One Standard Baggage Car, one Dining Car, three Royal Gorge and the American Rockies ,to Salt Lake City, a tour through the ing in the street of Cape Haitien and of the killing of natives charged with Yellowstone Park, the Salt Lake Route over the old Mormon Trail through Utah pillaging. A* the converted yacht twelve-section Drawing Room Sleepers, one Seven Stateroom and flaKle waa the only American warship In t,he vicinity, the Des Cartes' com- and Nevada to Riverside^ Los Angeles and San Diego, the Southern Pacific Rail- mander promptly landed marines to two Drawing Room Compartment Cars, and one Observation Car. way up the Coast of California, stopping at Santa Barbara, Paso Robles, Del Monte, protect foreigners. State department officials said today Santa Cruz, Big Trees, Lick Observatory, Leland Stanford, Jr., TJniversty, to San Frario* had not notified the American v government of this step. On his ar- The trip will cover 11,000 miles, and will consume 39 Days, visit- Francisco. , rival at Cape -Haitien. however. Ad- miral Caperton wi.ll express Washing- ton's Appreciation for the prompt ac- ing many qf the great ^attractions throughout the West, including Returning—Via the Southern Pacific Railway,through the Sacramento Valley tion of the French commander, and -the French marines probably will be with- aiid Mt. Shasta to Portland, Northern Pacific Railway to Seattle and Vancouver, drawn. the American Rockies, through Colorado, the Yellowstone National Little confidence In the stability of or steamjer through the Puget Sou'nd via Victoria to Vancouver; the Canadian the government of Haiti is felt here. Park, Southern California, the two Great Expositions at San Diego Recent reports from Haiti have indi- Pacific Railway through the Canadian Rockies and Glacier NationarParlr, stop- cated that the result of the swiftly changing control of the government and San Francisco; returning through Pacific Northwest and the ping at Glacier, Fields, Lake Louise and Banff, thence to St. Paul, Chicago, Cin- has 'brought the country to the verge v v of utter financial collapse. . ' magnificent Canadian Rockies; cinnati and vRichmond. PARDON IS REFUSED \ THE FIRST OF THESE GREAT TOURS IS NOW IN CALIFORNIA, HAVING LEFT THE CAROLINAS JUNE 8th TO WOMAN KIDNAPER [ The third Tour leaves July 6th, going out via the Grand Canyon of Arizona to Los Angeles and San Francisco, returning through Salt Harrtsbwff. Pa., June Zl.—The state ' board of pardons tonight announced, that it bad 'refused to recommend > Lake City, the Yellowstone National Park, Denver and Chicago. This party will also travel in a special train of the very finest equipment, pardon (or Mrs. Helen Boyle, the ac- , compile* ot James Boyle, her husband. I as will others, going via many diverse routes, leaving about every ten days until August 2nd. In the kidnaping of "Billy" Whltla from bis borne at Sharon, Pa.. In Make your arrangements now to take one of these magnificent trips. The highest class of service, offering every facility for comfort March, !»«». Application for pardon was made to the board today. A protest .was filed and pleasure, will be provided. ^ by J. Mead LJnln«er,_dUrtrlct attorney aithe time of Mrs. Borl.'e trial, Write for rates and booklet. , i The application, declared Mrs. Boyle. had received a/ drastic eentence became of the aroused state of pttbllo opinion and that she had suffered enough In AGENTS SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY *tx years, and desired to begin life :iOIH, NORTH* OAROL.INA ever anfcln, under Her parents' care. The point also was made that she had Wen twice la the prison hospital.

NEWSPAPER! VSPAPERI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1915. Dogfair* fpr Bulls and Bears , •MACON WILL CLOSE PEMOHAI. ATLANTAJUOTA1NS GERMAN SUCCESSES ON SATURDAY _^. „,-.*,**, Mmr t >rm t • GUASBBu «orr«cU> tltUd ._ VBU1TH AND VECBTABL.K8. TO VISIT ATLANTA i _coii,mbu,,_optiq«i c.,. In Cotton Arenas Tuesday (Corr.cted by th. Fidelity Fruit «nil Prod- , j MRS. F. ALEXANDER. 27»~H1II iC •antaloupea. crate . "•-" Florida 1.T6*>4.0> Macon. Ga., June 22.—(Special.)—j STABLEIZES WHEAT 3.&09S.7B HEAVTOOCKSi Mayor Brid«re« Smith will l»aue a proc- S HELP WANTED—Mai* l | lamatlon tomorrow declaring Saturday j July Shorts and New Crop PROFESSIONAL VIEWS AppYei.. 1!.Jr;i- .'. ile^ painter; * -.! aa holidaholiday iInn nonohonorr 0o1t mthe iimuBu.ou.uInauguratioun i mlult ^ c.patio 0( manatin_ me~ itrii- Prospects Cause Liquida- ON COpr/V SITUATION Corn and v Oats Recover AnnOUnCCd ArraneemCnt Of »1 Judge Nat B. Harris a« governor of r Init. nnlnUnc and ictterlnc: mu«t t» flr«- Georgia. In his proclamation • the ,; «l*»*" )>^?r j* bl^jn4 ° anB' -"?«*. barrel JZ. Liverpool, which were forwarded her*. Shorts ««atoe». new drum Revived .Foreign Demand. caualn* an advance In this market at the try Works opening, then heavy. *ellin£. which appear- ed to be from Wall street brokers, carried i Lard. Close of Tuesday'! RANGE IN XKW YOBK COTTON. the market down uome 9 points below last evening. In the lout hour Liverpool a§raln mana bought and the marlcet cloved practically tuisSo at last night's price. That the market In face Chicago. June 22.—Some little export oiri"' arum of the very „ bearish feeling In Liverpool buying: brousht about » quick rally f *PPer*/£r«« * •• ••JrSoI-o***-Bo today in the wheat market here, after Lettuce, orate TficOSlBS and here, should develop an Increased tie- t rtrjj mand from. Manchester wplnnera and absorb a decline to new low prices for this) - . Coaen {.,- i6«*$c the offerings fa quite a curioua feature. year's crop. The finish was unsettled / —' " ." " July.' i V.ioi'V.ior 9^2 V 9-351 »-3* I »-S. 4 HUBBARD & CO. i 3.47 s -,— .. t|Jj &.60[ ».6a New York. June 22. — (Special.) — Favor- able crop report B finally resulted today In heavy general liquidation under which prices declined to a new low .level for the xveeh. In addition to this domestic selling: offerings frwtn Liverpool Increased over , thoise of the past several weeks, forming; * Corn reports were, to the effect -that cigii war conditlohs were responsible, __| n at onc- _ pressure .which the -market was unable to fo? the initial heaviness and contrary i mansion at once1 i \VAXTEI>—,V* reliable man to erect mln- greater 'part of the yield in the big , *XOUR, GRAIN. HAY AND FEEI>. | n*ry and to repnir Kin machinery. Apply withstand except at declihlnR figures. On or ec ed b movements. The success of the Austro- j Jan - f'9.S4f ».&7i~a.7':>f S~S31' 9.S3 I a scale down, however, the trade absorbed producing sections would be late- Tri«,,? £ ^ y W. S. Duncan Co.) I to li. Uluh & Co., Strlcklan. G«, Marl 110.0«>iH>.Ot>|lU.y^LlO.Ol»iH>.07 |1U.07 s cheti German campaign • -against Russia considerable of the offerings. • thus steady- Short buying lifted prices finally for ih »J '. *sa - F«r B»I.—Victory, m 48- EMORY FOUNDERS' CLUB .May - jl0.^r)l«>.2^110.^^)l».^2)L0.2S lard and ribs. Pork, though, continued *»Vani°l-,^ ' '7.50; Victory, our finest caused considerable selling of our AGJENTSL ing- prices. The selling ot today undoubt- e n 7 36: stoeka for London and other European Juue.. J ..... ; ..... l-.,--t ..... I S-»- edly represented liquidation of cotton that to show weakness; ?T r n ^* ;. Quality, In 48-lb. towel ba*«, WILL MEET AT DECATUR IX>CAL REPEESKNTAT1VK WANTED Mo July. | 9.J.O; 9.111 ai-flli 9.0&1 t*-»7 has been held for some time, and, aa offer- RoSe Bel" rSinOUr (lnoat ?alent- *7-3&: Nell Interests. ^ „ t I duwa&xing or mjU'cttinK required. Good AUK - I ..... i-.-v-l ..... I ..... I u.-i ings generally totaled, a large- amount, the Chicago Quotation*. 12 lb TO Coal stocks showed no further effect Income aiijured. Addretw National Co- Sept , | ..... i,./..| ..... ! ..... I 9.3ti technical position of the market has been Range of board "" of trade Tuesday: i"*j*« J * ck». S-7.40; Gloria, Belf-rlslnc. of yesterday's' decision of the United Decatur, Ga.. June 22.—(Special.)— Operatlve Reujly _Co.. V--1H Harden bld«. Oct . | ».53N 9.541 9.4,3) 9.5-1 3.il »'-40., Sure Biscuit, aeU-ritttng. *7.1S; \Vhlte Wanhlngto D. C. much Improved. JAY, BOND & CO. . • Prev. Lily, Bfelf.rlHliiff. *7.26; White Lily, »elf-rla- States supreme court. That class of A meeting in the tnterest of the Found- Nov . | .....| .....l .....| .....I 9.54 Open. High. ^ Low. Clone. Close. railway Issues designate*! as trunk era' Club of Emory University will be I>«C - 1 S.73| 9,76i S.65J 9.7^t 9-73 inir, 1—ib. .sauk«. J7.40; AmbroBta. highest re- SALESMEN ANU NOUCITOHS. COTTON MOVEMENT. WHEAT— Patent, $7.00; Puritan, hlfheut patent, «7.00; lines was strong:, -presumabl- y as a - held at the JDecatur courthouse at 5 July . . I .1.00 1.02% 1.00 1.01% 1-02% f-"m5 Queen, highest patent, J7.00;' White sult of Baltimore ,and Ohio's statein ent o'clock next Sunday afternoon. Aa- WANTED—Salesmen. Good, live, who have Sept 98 l.OOH .98% .99% .99% hlKh ... , __- ^. p n Ark-i i S • PJUont, »6.90; White I Daiuy, of earnings lor May. which disclosed aldreoBe6 wllj be made by rest0 the ability to gtand prosperity and vtlclc New York. June 22. — A favor a We Atlanta—Steady, 9H- Dec 1.02 1.03 1.01% .1.02% 1.02% Ptttc t> New York—Quiet, 9.55. . •• " ?'*-I*O; Ocean Spray,- good pat- net increase of tl,24",000. ,..._»! Wright and Dr. Hornbo view of crop weather conditions and CORN— ent. *b.7&; Southern Star, good patent. »ti.75; Coppers were under Intermittent - ^ n e builditi apprehensions of July notices ntxt fri- Port Movement. July 72% .72% .73 Suuriap, good' patent. SC.7B. e co eg day caused rather active liquidation New Orleans—-Middling: 9.00,; receipts 1.- Sept. . : . . .71% .71'% .72^4 .72% Meal. Sacked, l>er Bu.—Meal, plain, 144- 110; aal«« 745; stock 178,947. I b in the cotton maVkt-t durins toddy's Dec 62% .62'A :03 > - «acks, $1.01; meal, plain* 36-lb. rack* Oalv«aton—MIddlinB 9.20; receipts 2,320; OATS— : 41 nlain earlier trading, but rallies followed •lock 184.514. July .... .4-3% .43% • 43% *i • SI* ' -v «-»*>. »*cks. 11.03; meal, ouite a sharp break in prices, with, plain, J4-lb. stacks, fl QL. Mobile—Middling S.62; sates 25; stock 16,- Sept. . . ; . .3» ' .88* .38^4 .i*i n' Saclced, Per liu!—Corn. Ko. 2 white, the Close rtrm. net 1 point lower to 3 188. i PORK— /- |1.02; porn. No. 2 yellow, |1.00; corn, mixed. points higrher. *• Savannah—Middling 9.00; receipts 947; July . . . .18.75 16.8(1 51.00; oat a, fancy white clipped. «7e; outH, Liverpool made a fairly steady show- sales 200; stock fi»,297. Sept 17.20 17V25 ^,o. 2 -white clipped. t>6c; outw. No. 2 white, ing and the- market here opened steady Charleston—Middlips 9.00; receipts 73; LARD— t*i>c; oats, mixed, 63c. at an advance of Z to S, points on scat- •took 64.255. l ' July .... 9.30 i*-!*^?**' Sacked. Per Bu.—Orange cane weed, Wilmington—Receipts 29; stock 37.75S. lept S.50 . United States' registered tered covering by recent sellers who. ;,>£* umber cane seed, |1.10; need barley. clincd 1-4 per ce'nt on call. charging unlawfully reccivin probably thought the market entitled Norfolk—Middling 9.00- receipts 152-sales RIBS— Ji.-iv. Bale.«; „..„ 217; stock 53.02C. . July . . . .10.20. Hay. Etc.—Alfalfa hay. No. 1. $1.25; tim- - EugenEusene PF. EnslenEn«len,. president of the de- Atlanta and ca'n nl»h good to some rally after the decline of yes- j Baltimore—Middling 9 ^ ; stock 2 379 Sept 10.52V I ftinct Jefferson County Savings" bank. : .r^ferenceH. . good contract to tertlay.V The buying may hiiNve been othy. No. 1. large bales. J1.40; timothy. No. New York Stock*. man ot Boston—Middling 9.60 '.^ receipts 423; 1, small bales, $1,3S; litrht mixed hay, »mall which failed a few monihs atro, was ^thi-* OUKI.. o not apply unit you ara encouraged ' to some extent by private Kcxrripii In Chkcaco. Daiea, J1.30; straw, 6oc; cotton seed moul, arrested and placed linger $2.500 bond . A-l. A_ppj_y .t ."^9 Candler bl cables reporting: less, liquidation in, Philadelphia—Middling 9.80; stock 4,363. Article* Tuesday. Hiph. : Harper's prime, J2S.GO; cotton seed meal, this mornlnff. Mr. Knulen expressed aAi-KSiiK.v-AGK-VTS—N. startilnD Liverpool uiitl the' good spo't sales in Jsew York—Middllne: ».65; stock 25,142. Wheat, c .1-3 , 159 Buckeye prime, J28.00; cotton weed hulls, i. -Bent Susni surprise and announced his innocence.; ^ry. tjr - 'houweholtl aeller. Sells at fiight the English market, but the demand Minor por.ts—Receipts . .,5.754; exports Corn, ear 209 square Nack». $S.CO. ialR. Copper '. 76V1, 75% 7fi% The true bill declares the bank re- ! to homes, rsife-ei;. offices. Yoarab Co., 14-A was evidently* limited and prices soon C.754: gtQck 27,555.- Oata, cars . 180 Chicken Feed. .Per Cwt.—Aunt Patsy Am. Can . . . ceived deposits when it was known to j Auburn a ue, Atlanta, Ga. Total today—Receipts 10.340; exports weakened a. renewal of July Hogs, head .. 15.000 bales. 1 25-lb *ack«, $2.55; Aunt Fut*y Am. Cities pfd be in a falling condition. i \ 5.754; stock 893.G06. mash. 190-lb. sac kit. ?2.40; Purina Chowder. Am. Cotton Oil 48 " 47 V4 <7% liquidation. fiackf> g " HISCKI-LANEOVS. . The .Tilly short interest asrain strad- Total for week—Receipts 23,018; exports Grain. ?££"!!*• ' - $-.50; Purina. Pigeon feed, Am. Smelting' . . S2U SOU l^ -- \VAN~T Jil>—TI you wtt.nt poi.lt I ort as f ire- dles or local stocks appeared 100-lb. sucks, J2.65; Purina scratch, 12-pkyr. Am. Sugar . . .103% 108% 103% 109 ma a. brakeman, mot.>rmaa, conductor or Total for season—Receipts 10,543.380; ex- Chicago. June 22. — Wheat, No. bales, $2.50; Purina, scratch, 100-lb. Hacks. ' i. Tol. an7-- K»i\v scratch, 10,0-lb. aack.-, 5LM5; Beef Baltimore and Ohio 77 % 77% for the later deliveries except on a Memphis—Middling S.S7; rpceipts 390- Hcrujis. per 100-lb. micka. $3.3f>; Beef scrap.s. 170 171V* n Innertloan 6c a line UO VKH.XAlirTXT POSITIONS are «-»ay to Timothy, *S.OO7.0'0. l Bethlehem Steel, . «et. My fr«« booklet Y-102 tella how. v scale down, and liqtuduti,cm socn be- shipments 1.474; sales 250- .stock 101 605 ' Clover, |S.505jd3.2^. a per f.0-ll>. sack.t. , $l.S5V oyster shell, per Brook Rapid Trans 89* 89 89 came more active and • seneral; Augusts—-Middling 9.0; receipts' 171- I00-Jh. tijtcks, SOc. C Canadian. Pacific .' 5~\ ifj-.it . 1S3 Ic pVr Word lint for clarified IVi-ite today—XO\\'. '^Earl •l-fapklna. Wa&h- Stop orders were uncovered; on the shipments 610; salea S9; stock 90,977 St." Louis. J ni^ 2i.— Wheat. Xo. 2 red. - Ground ,Peed, Per Owl,—Arab Horse feed. Central Leather . 42 40% 41% 40% tj'alDff from t(* 214; Corn. Xo. ,-. 74; Xo; , white. 70; July, Chi., K. I. and P. 18».-.,4. 17% 18% 17% v Pasture Dairy feed, $l.r>5; Alfalfa meal, Con.solltla.ted Gas . 125% 125H 125% 126% words to each line. j jj Kochi-^tc'r! N. Y. lowest point reached since that .posi- 72't : September, 71 %. 100_-U>. .sucks. $l.-ir>; Bet-t pulp 100-lb. sacks, 15 15% 15% Little Rock-7—MVldllnj; 9.00; receipts ^4- *;Oat». No. . 2. 46^4: No. 2 white, 49; July. *'orn Products i . DlBContinuance of advertising" m*U5t VAXTE"*'—" . tion iSold at 30 cents earlier in the B>>.lriTTU>*l(« 7~. ..aalf,a. "!-•' • SIOC, " KL- lo,5721? r-r%. . 2714 2C S7H 1J«% be in writing. It will not be accepted r ' montn. Offerings then tapered off and September, 45%. Krle - inflT. A u .inaUonB coir.liig. ple I Shorts. Bran und Mill Feed—Fancy Mill General Motors . . .151'! 1G3 154% 1C3 by phone. This, protects your interests mediately, the market rallied some 3 or 10 points feed. 7f.-!b. sacks, J1.9S; P. W. Mill feed. .t North, pfd .119 11S% 119 118% from the lowest in the late trading on Kansas City. June 22.—Wheat. No. 2 75-lb. tutekf*. $1.85; Georela feed, 75-lb. well OUre. - • [ i tutt-, pept^^ E-__nocbester. X_V. hard, ll.lGlpl.19; No. 2 red. fl,[email protected]. Illinois Central . .108 1GS 108 108 covering: by Dearly sellers and reports i sacks. $1.80; Brown nhortH. 100-lb. aacks, Inter.-Mt't. pfil . . 7C% 77Vi 70% U—^Tur, \\-lth hoia-; and rl£ to cat- that domestic- or Canadian mills had Corn. No. 2 mixed, 73; No. 2 white, 73 %; $1.SO; Germ rneal. 100-lb, au.cks, $1 65; 25% 25% 2514 If yon cam*t bring; or «ead vsiiaper route. A hustler can mak* Cotton Region Bulletin. Xo. 2 yellow. 75. Brim, I'. W.. 100-lb. sacks. $i:50; Bran K. C. Southern . ! cooa ni'-no Appl• -ply City Circulation Depart- been grf»od buyer^ on the decline below Ont», No. 2 while. 45; No. 2 mixed. 41 H® L,. and N 117% 117% 118% your \%*ant Ad. pbone* Main For th«- P. \V., 75-lb. sacks, SI.SO. Liggett ;md Myers - :.-.ut Ca.i.-tltutfon. 9.7^ f^r October. •-four hours end/nff at S' ! Salt—Salt, brick fined.), per caae. $510- SOO« ,T\>4; so far this sea- time. June 2?. 1915: • wall, brick < plain), per case, ?2.33; salt, 1 son S.Ofii'.S:^. ' Purt receipts 10,840. •I] Motor' Co. 4S 45% 44% Temper' ^ Sugar. ' uzone.- SO pkcw., per case. $!.•; aalt, ozone, Mo.. Kan. & Tex. 11H 11 United States port stocks S99.477. , De- { | "5 pkgs., per «asc, g.lc; tall, lied Rock per Courteous operators, thoroughly fu- -^ituti. V Missouri Pacific . miliar with rates, rules and classifies- ' TVYU milk, with tailed weather reports showed sener- j Et.iilons of • New York. .1 2L'.—Raw sugar steady; cwt., iji.io; salt Chlppowa. 100-lb. sacks, allv clearer conditions in the south j I S2c; .salt, Chlppflwa, ;.o-lb. <=ucks, 31c; salt. 51 ex. Petroleum . tiona, will give you complc-ic iuforma- j rumUiej-. AVriie J. £. Uilbert, RaymondP.aj^onc , itrifueal. 4.S" molasses, 4.06® 4.12. National Lead^ . . < r la with traders predicting a favorable I ATLANTA, GA. •JleTlned steady. Chippewa, 25-lb. ^Hcks, !&<• • aalt V P tion. And, if you wish, iney w^H assist i , -*"- >l -, ; 100-Ih. sack:;. 5^' ; salt. V. P., 50-Ib. sacks. 1". Central . . . weekly review tomorrow. • • " ! District. Sug-ar futures moved Irregularly during C N.,. Y.. N:- H.1 and yovou in wordingg your want ad to make ARK you looliinK for position? Let us fim Spot cotton qi-iet: middling: uplands t the morn t us with prices at noon 2 points 31c; salt, V. P.. 25-lb". Hacks, 19c. it most effective. you. Commercial Employment v Ttartford . . . . Aut-ncy. 511^ 1'or.syih biiil^dljiE. _^^ 9.5 j; no .^ales. • ; ,#her to 2 lower. • and W. . . . Accounts opened ior ads by telephone Futures closed steady. 2 points lower to 4 ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET. , \VA~N"f33rr—K7arn°a~of m-?n wanting t.-, be ATLANTA, clear (By W. H. While. Jr.. of the *Vhil» Pro- Northern Pacific . to accommodate you if your nanie ia in «\VI«h-a-Wiuiliec" ' hig-her; 'sales.- 19,000 tons: July, t 3.88; Sep- lylvanlu .. . . 10C*B 107 106% raflway ir.:.il clerics. J7i month. Idux P-5 do. pfd 37 33% 35% same day printed. tN^n-non. cle^ar . . . ." Ma ch . . -1.4S bid j Mftlium to good steers. 700 to 800 pounds. - Rome, clear 3.50^)3.51 I SS.aO to $6.00, OKS-Shef. S. Jk T. . 37 »a 3C % EVERY MOMK HAS I SK FOR. CO.\- April . . . .- . Htudebaker Corp. . 80*4 79% Talljipoosa, pi. e'.dy. . .May .. .. I Good ro choice lice! co-vva. 800 to 900 Toccoa; clear . . .- . ! pounds. $5.35 to J5.7E. Southern Pacitic . . S9% 8fi% .lune 3.83-?i'3.85 Southern Ry . . . . 1C1 16% West Point, clear , , July . . ilcdiunj lo sooU cows, 700 to 750 pounds, 3 . Chattanooga, cloudy . 3.88^3.89 do. pfd 52 52 LEGAU August . . . . 3.986? 3,99 Tenn. Copper . . . 3S IS . A. U.PK1N8. Greenville, S. C.. clear. Siptember.. XloorJ, to choico heifers. GCO to 7EO pounds, Spartanbur*. clear . _ i s 89 ; -i.d7fff4.08 ?4.SO lo fo.uQ. Texas Co...... 1"S. 1^8 ~NotlcV ttT"debtorfc a Ct.'T private ebortuand school. 31^ : October . t | tors of -Hit ewtait o J November.. Tho jLbpye represents the ruling: price of Texu» & Pacific . 15 15 nplelc c'ourst. day and night. 25 W, '^"" ileav>- KaliM. cpod quality bpel cattle. Inferior grades Union Pacific . -. .129',^ l^s t J I>oonan, late ol r iiTrt-e utace. Tennewpee—Dyersburg-. 1.70 • December •. . and dairy types selling -lower. ' are hereby notified. LO ue. | 2J_1_ CovinBton. law, i XVANTED—Wet 1.70. * i I«diuiIi.tS«EOOd »'e«rs.- 800 to BOO poundn. . S. Steel . . . . lil-ii. S0":i Knd:s to the \wnderniK, 55.5c c0 .to $6.vQ. do. pfd . . . .' .10<>»i 109*^ aiirl aril persons 1/iUwt/teU It*, A*»UJ citato are ,Mnln 34M-J. Coffee. Medium ^to &ood cows. 700 to 800, pounds, Uliih Cupper .' ... 68 >A G7?i reoulrt-dVio make immediate payment. .June Now York. .Tune 22.-—After a dull and r.-Car. Chemical. . 33% 33 y 1.-J15. \Villlam T. Bell. Cartcraviite. Oa. H featureless morning:, the market fr>r coffee, Mixed common. J2.50 to 34.25. \\ebtrrn ^nion^.^ . . 6,,* G.H ELP V/ANTE—Ma^e and Femaie futures became a Mlttle more active and CooO fut oxen. J5.2B to J5.75. book- prices. / which had topenerl nominally un- Medium .rut .oxen. J4.^5 to $4.75. Total wulea Tuesday. 4S7.ROO shares. gis'.er CENTRAL changed, showed irregular fluctuations, Good butcher bulls, J3.75 to J4.50. • Contractors, Attention! ivith .near-months relatively ea.'jy under re- .-^-ime ht>sa- lfi° to -°° Pounds. »7.£0 to STATIONS, newed liquidation, while later deliveries 57.00. . -1 Neiv York Bonds. w>»re steady on private cab) en reporting a , (jood butcher hoga. 140 to ISO pounds. steadier turn in exchange. Th*> close was S i.30 to $7.50. U. S. 23 resiatered ^." . net 5 points lower to 2 points higher. Sales, Good butcher pigs. 100 to 140, »7 00 to do. "2s coupon .. : Agency. Best service, . _ figures. This 6,750. S7.2B. U. S. 3s registered ; free to scUool boards. 1-33 1 '. do. 3a coupon . iifti. »jf the rta;.-. •Spot, quiet; Hio Xo. 7, 7 -,- Santos "Mo 4 Sht ?i|IS 8 l 100 unds $ so Atlanta. Ua. Ivy__IO?j.: Afonc: with bette',r c;rop accounts J Wilmington .20 freight offers $7^5 ' ° ° P° - *- V- U. S. 4s ree'Htfred...... "" ,±iiits \;n pha'rleston. .50 100 pound*. $6.30 to dn. 4s coupon .. \. .'. .lune -S- Harria st. I from tlin Interior si"ame reports of I inaina 3s r;oupon i Pleaye indicate 01 ^ast^r ppotii pncl freer offerinjifs, 'which | .40 vo bil1 .40 hoff3. 200 to 300 pounds. American ABriculturnl 5s containing "5 iiiduce'd "much IhiMidation of lor.gr rot- 1 ATLANTA . .00 American Cotton Oil 5s. hid ton,' pr^Ksnr^ froirt this source seeTned 1 aiontgom^ry. .00 apply to corn-fed hoes; American Tel', and Tel. cv. 4'%» .. . Call for specifications :u the office of j w Mt.bile. .00 ut-fattaned. l^i to 2c under. American Tobacco 6«. bid \.. . Mr Fritz \Vasene r> In the t our in National nphta .90 elpts Itylit, niarkul strong; and AU-hi.son gen. 4a Bank building, on the Lucile «venue build- j AN ANSWER TO. TOUR AD VJcksburjr . .00 L,(ne col. 4s. bl appeared in The Constitution. Such re- Litti* Rock .00 sponses are the result of several forms niddUnjr 8.6^: middling 5.00; strict Mid- Houston . .00 February^ . Central Leather 5s Address bias to the unaci;»Isnea. : he and Ohio cv. 4%s .. . of sptcia! service which The Constitu- IlinK 9.25: j,'ootl " middling ^..~>7: strict Oklahoma. 70 o March. . . .. . i. . accepting a position, hold your box ' pst vasl^rday. 5 Lowest for 24 hours ending 1-ouiMville and Nashvijle un. 4n, bid . number card and cad at or phone 10 . m.. 7T>th marldlun time, except whtr* August . . September. Li«gett and Myers Gs The Constitution frequently tor at Liverpool Cotton. otherwise indicated. , , , October . . "" d &a •.. . least a week. Liverpool. June U-.—Cotton, npf t easier;" NOTE-rThe averas* Khiirh-esf and lowest November Missouri, Kan. and Texas 1st 4s .. A LOST article* come times arc narcr temperatures arc maac ^ up at ettch center v York Central pen. 3«4» . . . found; often they are ttultn with no lood' mMilIln?. r,.5n; midcliin?. ^- = 3: law from the actual number of reports received.. chance of recover}, but xvhon picked »i> middling. 4.77. ri.-iles. 10.000: for sperula- Y.. N. H. am! Hartford cv. 63 . SFECJ.AT^ rate* /or Situation "Wanted and tne averag-c precipitation fro:n tn"« Norfolk und Western cv. 4»4s .. . 'by horiebt pcrauiis tli-y "i'l r«t back t!on an«1 export. 1,000. neccipt!*, 17,000. number ot stations reporting 0.10 inch oj to the owner tt uiivurti^Ltl in tbla yiis*.: Three lines one time. 10" cents: Futures barely steady. Northern P»rjflc 4i* . 91-Ji thrt;*- times. 15 cents. To get these ,more. The "Stat« of -.veather" Is that pr«- aylvanla cv. Sfts (1915> t Kunjre in I^lvorpoo! futures Tuesday • v vattins at tbe time of th« observation. raios. acts must be paid in advance and Prev. delivered at Tho Constitution 'Office. * Opmlng1 Range. f;ione. Close. and Steel SR (1940) '. »SMt ( LOST—>-rom automobile, on ruute Al Jan. \and Feb. . :,.5fi -5.r,5 *4 5.r,f> 'A ri.s.9 , St. Louis 'and San -Fran. rcf. 4s, bid. 66'4 j to Sfiiioia. peif^ibiy between Jonesborc Mar. find April. ",.»i4^-.",.t;4 Showers have occurred in the Atlantic Hcaboard Air-Line adj. 5n, bid So Fayettevlllf. auit t-Ustf. child's t:lolhtii 'Ol'Xt; man. 2S^ experienced bookkeeper, June 5.11 '-3-5.12 5.13 coast district;, r>f Georgia stntl the Carolfnas, Southern Bcfl Telephone 5s 97% o. Zellner. dispatcher'^ ul'flco .South-rn i/aj-hier. sjpnera! nfffce msn, speakf%»encJi June and July. „ and in the western portion of Tennessee; Southern 1'aclflc cV. 4a 81% Atlant&._jUa. ' . . _„ hirntly. knowledge .of . Spanish; "splendid 5.13 elsewhere fair w father continues. ' High <>feri*ni't'i*: viill accept small salary. 1^03 July and Aujr. . .">.!" -.>.13 S. 14 1 Southerii Hallway 5s « "^ LOST>-"-Watch fob with gold penknife c AUK. and ^cpt. 5.03 5.24 . .",.26 averas* reynperaturcs prevail in all aec- M** i engraved A. N. A. VrinUei pioat-e r _ _- _____ . Sept. 'nndi Oct.. .'..riL' 5.32% 5.35 bid B3v| j to A. N. Anderson, care Ailanut- -Nat l i w".\"NTEJ Position as traveling salesman Oct. and \Vov.. 5.40^ -5.39', a. t-3 C. F. ' ' ' " 'flc\'la I July l. years' experience in retail mer- Section DIrecto Pepper—Grain. iCc: ground. SOc. Union Pacific 4o . : , -; diandise business. A-l reference. Addres* , riour—JSltfjfant/- 5S.7G; Diamond. JJ.2S- U S St«-e! 5u LOST—On"ilas llast "l-oiii1'oiiit carcar, , pack-ige __ Ht. L.OUIH. June 22. — Hogs — Rei-eipta R.OOO'i Beet- t>elf-RI«inK:. $3.15; Monogram. *s 00- tainlng 'five amall Instri: nenty. Return higher; plga ami lights. *[email protected]: mixed Coronation. I7.U5; Golden Grain, »7.«5; Pan- VirBlnia-Ca.r«lina Chemical &s. bid battery "expert wants . position. and butchers. J7.75 @7.95; good heavy, J7.SO cake, pur case. $S.OO. C. M. and S. P. cv. 5a . ars*1 experience. ood lead burner. ®>7.85. Lard and ' Compound—Cottolene, 17 "o- N. Y. C, deb. fis Lee. 1*8 Urecu- tuthern Pat J fie cv. &• 99 H I Cattle — Receipts. 4,500; strong; native beef Snow Drift, cases. 16.00; Bcoco. 8- FliTk* snnwylvania Con. 4"*,^ a . ______p steers. S7. {>(>(» 9.30 ; yeaVtinjar Htcers and White, 7%. 103% j MlfsTj'.' VrAPAMX 312~ W.~FiFItcTilr AKKR— A-l all around. strictly sober. 100 SHARES heifers, Jfi.0t'^9'.30; cows., J«. 00@7. i>0; Btock- . Sour Gherkins—Per derate. $1.80; "hews, Address C. J. Brede, Bpartantaurg. S. C. er«. S6.Q8. "a ; Texas and- Indian steers, [email protected]; sivcet niJxcd, .kejpa. $12 60 Country Produce. $5.2. 3 t®8. 6.'» ; cows and heifer*:, S4.00@6 50 • Ollvej*. 90c to $1.SO p--o. SuKar—Granululcd. tf.GO; powdered. T^ New York. June 22. — Butter firm ; re- - Shee —Receipts, 4.000; steady; clipped cubes. 7 : Domino. _3l/4- ceipts, 30,S«3; creamery extras (&3 score). ^Tr^fe^t^r"^ "^"ATbeTT-H'^velC'j^ ! .SITUATION WANTED—Female naMvc nut tons, 95.00® 5.25; clipped lambs, 28 ^-fo> 28 &; creamery (higher scoring). $8.00® 9.00; fprins lambn. 17.50® 7.9B. FROV1SION MARKET. 2S\ oraey, lircw.ster, How«ll A; Hoy man. SPECIAL . rate Situation **Corrected by ."White Provision C* > ^.•0',-z. , Attorneys-at-^L-aw. ads.: Tltrec lines one. tune, iw ccntu Kw.7J.sa-s CIOr. June 21*.—Hog-fl—Receipts. Cornrtrld han>*. 10 to 12 average.... IBM Kffgtf firmer: receipts, 25,705; fresh gatli- • Offices: 202, ii)-*. -i>f>, -*.'i>, -9T, ^'OS, l: threi.- limes. 15 cents. To get thc>» Empire Cotton Oil iommon 8.800; Mtoaily; bulk. $7.50(37.G5- heavy *7 50 Cornfield hams. 12 to 14 avernce IB 14 ered eslra.i. 2Ji,2^23^i; extra flriits. 21 Vi @ ', Kiser Uulldlng, Atlsinia, oa. rates, tids must be paid in atTvanc* ani ii^7.«0; packers and butchers,- [email protected]&- Cornfield skinned harrts. 1C to 18 av.. 1614 21%; flrjit*. 19%@2&Mi; seconds. IS^IS. |ljLon£- Distance Telephone. .at>^3. aO_4 ar Uallverod at The Constitution Office. liShtt, $7.aO©7.70: pljr. (G-HOfgi? 50' Cornfield picnic hams. « to S aver***. .11% .Cheese firm: .recflipts. 11,239; state, whole I " ^025,_Atlani.a._*-.it,^ Cattle—Receipts. 5.r>00; steady; prime red Cornfield breakfast bacon ljt 34 nilk fresh, flats and twins, white and col- Cornfield ulicp'l ,brr»iHfRSt bacon. 1-W YOI;N(; LADY vlth ' typewriter desires ateera, $&.00)Ji)9.50; dressed boef'ateers. S7 90 _, special«, 15; do. average fancy, 14H© 1 KIMMEL & TALUOTT description; home work' %£ &. 00; sou them ulcers, Jfi.Sft @ 8 50: cows cartons. 12 to case ...f3.vff H%. . | CIVIL engineers and surveyors. Phone Ivy opyi ny Grocer^" bacon, •wl-'le and narrow... . .u 1 i preferred. Kates reasonable. Call West Robinson-Humphrey-Wardlaw Co. J4._50gi'7.50; heifers, [email protected]&; »tochers.' I>rp»ned poultry qulctt: western frozrn ! 149C, 207 Wait uilding. f SOS- J. _ _ __ ^ ______Corn field fresh pork sausage, link or rousting chickens, 18®22;-fresh fowls, icod I -. ;•- _ T r Sheep—Receipt s, C, 200: steady; lambs, bulk. 2&-IT3. buckets ,jj H @ H> 'A i fresh turkeyw, icod, 16^17. ' VOl NTi \\ d.\lAN of executive ability. «x- $8.fH> <& 9.75; yearllnRs, *7:00(i3is.2'>; wethera, Cornneld wieners. 10-lb. cartons.... ,u t pert stenographer, now holding respon- [email protected]>0; .ewes, $4 "-•=•- ••- ^ Cornfield bologna sausage. 25-lb. boxes .la Chicago. June 22.—Butter unchanged. sIVlc po^iiion. 'desires change. Address 327 Ihird National Bank Building CornOold luncheon haniM, 25-lb, boxes, .li __.__ Cornfield smokad link trauaa.ce. ^B-lb. EKSrs unchanired; receipts. 20,719 I potatoes lower; old 20 cars; Michigan 'I "Special Sale Trimmed WANTED — Positio as maid in hotel, ho^- Stores. and Wisconsin white, 2o^p30; new 40 earn- I 91.aO to |5.0U—J5.00 and *10.00 ^, ,i_*,*»n ld wlenera ,in plckJft; IC-lb. fell* 52.00 ^a tfd and »l«.0y ^ananm* and pital or bnkrd ouse; can -give A-l Savannah, Ga.. June 22.—Turpentine Ilrjn ' cornneie d lard tie^c* basis 11M Toxits sacked |TrIumph», 65©85; Virginia f Apply »2. Constitution. ibbters. 22(S. | »raw SSe to *2.98. at 40V4; sales, C44; receipts, 1,228; ship- I country style lard.' tO-lb. cans '.nfi Specia.1 white hat £ttle, hemps an^l chips. WANTKb—Po.«Uiom by CHARLES J. METZ, rnentn. 335; Block* 26,408. I Compound lard, tierce basis pgw line ot ."ilk. srftin ana rapher. References fu r 2 S2 St. LouiM. J unc 22 60c," 75c, ,S8c. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT '..R^P. « KL "J?!,. "Mi "«•«**«• ' '= &. K . extra rlb3_: ,. u8 Poultry Unchanf«d felt sport hata, juat received, 75c up. Bhlpmenta. Ifia; «tock, 61,186. D. S. beltiea. medium average.... xcept nprln^s. 19@21. President Audit Company of th* South gutter and egtf& unchangedl, Panamas and Leghorns cleaned and re- POSITION by experienced and reliable. Quote: A. B, «2,90(0ti.s:.: €, D, $3.0ft; E, P. S. bellle* llrh-t avtrave , Btcno-bcokkeeprr. Main 4H9-J. Hurt Building T . '$3.15: If. *3.20; G. ?3.20e<1- MRS. C. H. SMITH. X |3.1.'5©3*.3*j;' K. $3.75; M. M.2&; (N. 15,40- Kansas City. June 22.—Butter, tft 11B Peachtree St., near Cundleuner Bldg. window glass, *6.00; water white, ?6.25. poultry unchanged. - V CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED Oi'KN _ _ Comparative Port Receipts. _ KV_BN1NOS_ANI> SATU!tlJA_YS.S_ • '._ Jacksonville, Fla., June 22.—Turpentine j Tlic foil owl tic table nhowa^ receipts « . .- nale teacher will coacb London Financial. ol pupils, or others. Rates rea- ALONZU ItiCHARDS&tt & CO, London. June 22.—Bar sliver. 23u d per terview. Address H-454, Cott- . Roain firm; sales, '1,558; receipts. 768- l&H. >unce. l%@19i per cent. Discount ______CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS ahipmcntfi. C90; «tock«, 62.07fi _ " 2.455 atcs, short btllfl. 314 per cent; ^three VENETIAN MRS.. FKED BAHBER. 12« Ivy »t. QuotL-t A, B. $2.95; C, D. $3.00; E. $310 - 674 month per cent. F. $3.20; C. $3.L'5: H. $3.25; I. $3.35: K Made to Order 1,113 THE Ideal blind and acreon for aun parlor*. 1.337 New York Financial. Eatlmate* Jurnluhed free. 1'our credit «ood. RESORTS—Surnme^ and Winter Don't delay. BoatwlcW-Uoodell ,Co.. W. H. | WIlmlnRton . L'fl New York, June 22.—Mercantile paper, Callaway, zi*le« Alamiirer, Phone Muln 5310, MRST^J*."" R. BKRTOLETT announce* th* •Norfolk. . . . or writ* 14U3 Fourth Natioufcl Bank buUdV , openlnB of her houaeu, FAIR VIKW Cotton Seed Oil. f iBoiiton .... .Sterling, fi 0-day, hilla, *1.7B23; demand, Ing. Atlanta. Ga. and GRAY GABLES, Station 27. 'Atlantie- iflc count .' *.."/. .". C,754 »4.7«40: cahleB, »4.7710, vllle, S. C.; Biluated on highest and cookM* New York, June ,<22.—Active llfiuhlation I Frsinca. demand, 64* %; cab lea, Git %. "OF KORSE" , «p«t on y . developed In cotton BCC^I oil today owing to | Total . . . .- ,. 10.840 Mark*, .demand. 81%: cabled, 82. SUL1L1 AN s bearish cotton crop newn, a poor con«um- ' Llrca. demand, 595 14 ; cable*, \ 6K. CAN*T QUIT!',. BACK AGAIN AT OLD Interior Movement. HOUKTiVb SOUTH BHOAD, KHONK 83. I AH rrtoi, Inp trad* and local premwre. Shorts and f liublef>, demand, 38% ; cables, 19 ED L* GRANT SIGN "\VOHKS. S1UN ANI*. refining Interests .bought on tho decline. > tots. Bar ttilver. 48H- f back. Bulhro' The close was at new lotv levels-foe the t Houston .. 3.0(5 Slexlcnn do? far*. *7\. [ \ TMJNLi, "OF KOR8E." I receiving t MCRNOII and 4 to 6 points under la»t night, t AiiKUsLa . . "171 Oovernment bonds, «a*y. Railroad bonda, Salps, 20,500 liarrelfl. . ( iMemphln . ,. . 330 51ft firm. Kange In New York futures Tuesday; [ Bt. t,ouls 760 Time loans, eoey; 80 days, 2144P2H: »<> Open. ' Close. Clncinnntl "...';. ".'. '.". '.'. 218 139 ilnys. 2% ©2%; *tx month», 3. * SpotB 5.9C ® 5 25 I "!all money, steady; hJg*. 2; low. 1*; FRUIT JARS June fi.OOSi«.26 ft.0i>(5n;.is Total .. 2.646 6.G8& ing rate. 1%; last loan. 2; ctoatnv bid. Fruit Jar Caps Fruit Jar Rubbers •?«iy i «-J'®54s B.osee.io ; offered-at 2. , SCENARICT WRITERS fleptember .. LET me revise and put .^^- October .. . 6.45(^8150 6.43 (3>f>. 4-1 | Rice. Provision*. proper shape to market. WANTKD—To buy one driving horse; November . ».44(Ji/fi.50 6.41(96.44 New Orlcnriah January 22.—There was < Chicago. June 22.—Cash: bolldtng. _ be Bound und city broke, not mar* -than December , ft.4lid.rR.4S .Pork. $16.70. ATKKNITy GAmTAftiuM -~ Frlrato. «- aoven (7) years old, sixteen (16), to seven- PRICES ON APPLICATION Janunry .. Lard, *9.17. nacd. home-like; Hnilted number of pa- tee n\ (17> handa hl«:h, vr*I«;ht about «l*v*n A 3U«^4 11-16? ilent* cared for. HomvM provided tor lu< l.lOOhpounds; bay preferred. T~" ' Dry Goods. tanU. Infant- lor adoption. Mr*. M. T. J Decatur St.. rJear Pryof. C. E. CAVERLY tracted tne moat attention. Gray goods of 5.75. Sprlter not quoted. street, was partially destroyed by fire _ _ _ _ t.oaronr horWT beit vmtllateA print claLh construction were utcudy. Sum- At London, lend £24 12B 6ct. Spelter, £90. this morning- at 10:30. o'clock. The fir* T ^*n *av* y°u ™°n*- b«rn In tnwn. ground floor; bMt of ««rv. • mer cloths mndo ot cotton and mohair were Copper, dull; electrolytic. *20. SB @ 20.GO. work *p*Hks tor ,.itself . We Morgan A Bullard Broa.. £24 D*c»t«r AC. 413-15-17 Whitehall Street bought In satisfactory way by ctothlng f Iron, Btendy and' unchanged. V originated from a defective kitchen flue manufacturers. Cotton yarns dulE and t Tin. fiuiot; five-ton lots, $41.00^42.00. and the loan was ab&ut 32,000. covered make plain and fancy drcwen. Phone West Main «^C. some numbers abated ft trifle. Broad sllka • At Ijondon. spot copper. JtS2 13«; electro- >y Insurance. The Cop atory was 14<>-J. 3 Ashby at. Mrs. Buftlngton. BROKE burro* at »6 per head In ef» l*«4 for sprint; in good demand. About SOO lytic. £95 T0». » turned, together with all the -furni- wt: IIAKS switchea from combine*, ti lota, f, o. h.. Marfa: juat th* thfi( **r bale* of brown «he*tlng» war* »old for ex- Tin, apot_ tl*jB_16s; futures, IlfiG ifla. Anti- ture on th«t floor.. • The household «acb.. Mra. AUI* Qallah.r. .70)4 P*ac«Ur« -*-"•• aummer raaorta *nd maar -"" port. .-' . , mony, " »«5~. goods on the 'first floor were removed. «u«*U Pboa* ivy 1M*-J. C. O. ThotouM, MacCa> ~— 4 •• EWSPAPER! iWSFAPERl THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1915. Page Thirteen

RAILROAD SCHEDULE* MONEY TO LOAN WANTED—HpuM« FOR RENT—TypfJWrrtera ftS&StfS^^ THE PRUDENTIAL FOR nralU llrt ro» vromrtr with •**>»• TYPEWRITERS RENTED Borlnton • Dwr. 11 Auburn »•»*. FOUR MONTHS for So and up. Initial par- INSURANCE COM- mextt applied In event of purchase. Fac- tory rebuilt typewriter*—fully guaranteed— PANY is now accepting |1« to MO. Write for SPECIAL SUMMER A Want Ad Will Generally RENT—Ho PRICE LIST NO. 70. Atlanta Terminal Station. loans on^ high-class im- American ^Writing Machine Companr. proved Atlanta property XflTABUBHED location. In -heart of Atlan- 4S N. Pryor St., Atlanta, Oa. J Bring a Job to a Good Man ta; 14 room* furnished, steam heat and at 6 per cent. Prompt elevator. Price, $2SO month; nothlna; Ilka Brl Wucra I •*"'"*• It in the city. G«o. P. Moore. 10 Auburn .-.--.---.-. .. - _»•»* Thom«»VJlU I • :io*m| T:» and courteous attention. •:• A great many employers of men watch the applications made for work through, the IF YOU want to rent apt. Bnuwwick. W^JCTOM I I FOR RBNT—NlceJy furnlahed north aid* •rty, aea B, M. Grant * Co.. Grant Thom«»TUl« [ T:l»pj»|lO:»Cpm CHAS. H. BLACK, :|: "Situation Wanted" column of The Constitution want ads. * home, nice rarden; rent reaaonable; r«f- Real Estate Loan Agent, !:= When the right man asks for a job in the right way—in the right place—he's pretty Phone Ivy 17U. v PBACHTREE Circle, elevated lot, » rooma. WANTED^Re.1 Estate 210-211 Empire Building. j:j sure to catch the eye of some employer who will recognize the fact that the man who alee pi n« porch, vac*ia,ble garden, till Sept. uV real tstata with us". "W»'haV« *tSa Compwr. 1ft. Raaaooabla. Phon* Ivy *7S7-J. o. l>«p*rt To— Phone Ivy in. ;•: has brains enough to advertise for a position would make a pretty good man for his customers. Geo. P. Moore, 10 Auburn ave,, New Or.. «:35 »m .. second floor. Salesmen: I. W. HarrelJ, Louts i* Columbu* «.45 mm :j: organization. • • '• M. Johnson. T. M. Word. Come to see us. II Montk'y-- •:!« •>» FOft BENT—J71 Whitehall 7 rooma, aerv- II New T0r.. 1:00 pm j:K Many men who are working, and think themselves capable of doing something better, anta' bouaa. barn, etc. Thla house la be- 17 Columbua 4:06 pm MON-EY TO LOAN. ; ing puc In perfect repair and If you are »7New Or.. .:3» PLENTY ttt money to lend on Atlanta ana g often secure a BETTER position by advertising in the "Situation Wanted"—holding Interested at all, look, and we will make tl We>t Ft- '•" near-by Improved property. 614 to a per ' the price rlfht. (68 Baat Harris, « rooma, cent, .trail-Hi; also numtblr plan, at « per :•: on to thejr oositidn until they land a better one. Situation Wanted Ads— In rood repair. 111. 101 Kaat Avenue, ttoarki* R«Uww. cent on t year.' time, payable til-Si per . $23.60; « rooma, fin* ahape. JUST OFF, Blsrhft Vfmx." ^ month on the thousand, which Include* In- tereat; will alao lend amaller amounta. , S. L. DALLAS . ^ PONCE DE LEON AVE. Purcfaaae money notea wanted. FOSTBB | 3 TttK 15 Cents CASH 111 JFourth Ngtlonal Bank BJIdg. Albany , •. . 8:00 mm ROBSON. 11 Udxewood avenue. HOUSES, stores, offices and lousiness" splice ON one of the best crotw streets, near Jjruia Uacon 12:30pra for rent. A phone message will brine our Hills we offer a splendid stone front, Macon *:00 pm te#m&#&^ rent bulletin by moll, or a. polite. Intelligent 6-room t onpalow, furnace, servant'* room; Jacksonville. *:40pm representative to help you find what not another house in the street for lean than you want. Gear*-* P. Moore. 10 Auburn f6,500. A biK bargain at $5.000. Term*. ValdoKa.... »:40pm SPECIAL HOME FUNDS avenue, second floor. Phones: Ivy 2S26 and J. R. Nutting & Co., Tenth Floor Empire 2127. Atlanta phoaa HQ8. Life Bldg. Phone Ivy 5. Thomaav'*.. 11:01 »«* TO liK^iD on Atlanta homea or bualnesa property, at lowest rates. Money advanced AUTOMOBILES BUS! N ESS Of PORTU N (TI ES_ RENT—-Housekeepingi 257 B. NORTH ,AVE. la an up-to-date six- Albany 12:01 am to bulJders. \Vriie or call NORTH SIDE HOME , Fount National Bank Sl'FPLLES—ACCESSORIES. room cottace. The neighborhood la Ideal PARTY with $7?000nto Join owner of Bir- 2KORTH SIDE. and close to North Avenue pjublic school • $7,000 VALUE FOR $6,000 Peacntree and Marietta utreeta, mingham subdivision In developing same. FOR RENT—2 or 3 connecting room*, com- Ifaltt 480. BiajuLart* 167- Si, W. CABSON Radiators, Fenders, Tanks Tnventnvent abaolulely sate u.nd a big prollt price i|2& per month. Call Ivy 4446, ask for A BEAUTIFUL, home, having: 9 rooms and Lampa, Wlndshlelda made and repaired. pletely furnished for hou&elueplnv; ref- two batha, moat conveniently arranged, 413-14 Empire Building, certain. Clark, 1824 Jefferson Bank bldg., eruncca required. 260 Spring at. «!**». Birmingham, Ala. _____ BEAUTIFUL «-room bungitlow on Twelfth and «1<>Kant)y finished, with Vevery modern Carrict •* Ua« fioaUk v Broad and Marietta Streets W^rlick Sheet Metal Mfg. Co. BEAUTIFULLY furnlahed room for llfht St.; steam heat, Instantaneous heater, convenience. Including- furnace and garage. . No. Depart To— <* * 248 EDGEWOOD AVE. FOR SALE—Drug store, in city of SO.MO. hounekeeplng.* kitchenette, with runnlnc completely screened, hardwood floors, etc., Choice neighlDorhood and a home that will Jackaoa1*. . «N. Y,... la.oiam for $7/000, part cash, the rest nn time. water. 634 Peachtree. pleuue ^ny lady. Addrew E. Box 2. car* Dandy proposition. Address "l>rugj," Hox hlch-claas. J. Gregory Murphy, Peters Bldg. « N»w York t.Of am 20 CulujA's,. «:!& ana LET US PAINT YOUR CAR. NICELY fur. rooma and kitchenette* for Main 8026. ConBtltutlon. ' ___ 1 Jackpot. • :n am 21 Kan. City *:15 am WE CAN ACCEPT F-403, care Conntltutlon. ATLANTA AUTO FINISHING CO.. llffht housekeeping, walking distance. 41 I HAVE for rent nice bunatalows In all AT a very attractive price. In Analey Park, " Ubr.v.p't «:IO arn 1 Chicago.. ».** am SOMK «ood downtown, central. Improved 761 WHITEHALL ST. WEST 162 MRS. ARCH CR1BBS. 33 Culberaon Bt. W Cain. \ near Peachtree, s brick residence ; new, II -IVKcoa... > :ig am Kich'd... *-»» am loans at a low rate of lnl«reut. Also ap- 3S. H. HENpERaON. W. B. FOSTER. parts of city. Call J. Gregory Murphy. MR. BUSINESSMAN, the 8-C ayatem «qulp» TWO nicely furnlahed room* and kltchen- Main 3026. IQg Peters bide. * * modern, hantinome (Iniah , large lot, prac- IJH.nii.... ».30am 7 Chatttt'a. 1 10 am plication on high-clan* property will Sxava you to collect bad debts anywhere. Writ* tically level . price and terms Jn person. *Bon» I:4tam 3SFt. Vftl'y- ?:15 am Immediate attention. RADIATORS REPAIRED ette. close in. B2 William* stret. If. Ttrtina'k. 7.45 1UH Continental Collection Company, K*aer Bldg.. TWO nice cool rooms, furnished complete Decatur Homes for Rent. Cha*. t>. Hurt, 801 Fourth National Bank J Macon.. l«f:4« am OUT-OF-TOWN orders returned same day Atlanta, Ga. v BldjT- _Maln__3_BO. __ \ __ , ««. Vai> It..41, .in as N. v... 12 05 pm received. 287 Edgewood Ave. Ivy 5S72. for housekeeping. Ivy S499-J. PHONE Pecatur 148. Jones A Ramapeck, »1 Colum'a. 10.60 am 40 Cuarre. 12.15 pm TURMAN & CALHOUN FOR SALE—Caah grocery and feed busi- OUR weekly rent Hat elves full description EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE. Call and BC« 131 6 Macon.. 1J.20 pm Second Floor Empire Side. ATLANTA AUTO REP. CO. ness, doing good business, good reasons 8OPTH aiDB. ' of anything for rent. Call for one or let ua Copenhill Ave.. near Cleburne, 7-room. 13.C6 pin 12.25 pm for aelllng. Addresa H.. 1316 DeKUlb a-ve. TO ADULTS, two rooms with u»e of recep- mall It t,o you. Forreet &, ^George Adolr. modern- home, east front. No loan to a»r 11 19 pm 30 N. l . - - • a 26 pm ODOM BROS. CO. BALL-BICAIUN'G awing hanger; guaranteed tion room, complete for housekeeping1, elec- Hume. Occupied by owner. __ ^_ 1:10 pm 1.15 pm tricity, gau. bath, private home. Ideal aum- EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, with two bathe, on ~fr Clncin'i.. 4.X5 pm DESIRABLE city and farm OPENI all night. Now In our more spacious noiseless. Acme Specialty Co. Atlanta Tech north side, reduced to S35 ..per month. J. FOR AnmciyTaVk lots aee iCdwIn P. Anal**. ... 4.16 pm quartern. Garage atjd repair work a spe- High school mudenta wtottod aa agents- mer_locutlon. C63 South Boulevard. M. fi03£-J. (06 Foray tb •«•- «.»0pm, IK Toceoft.- - 4:*6 pm Gregory Murphy. Peters Bldj- M 8026. '±£ Colum's--- 6.10 pm loans made promptly. clalty. 41-43 Ivy St. Main 1622. All. B0». SMALL COTTON SEl2D OIL MILL FOR MRS. W. J, Court land at. BEAUTIFUL suburban bungalow Just com- LEASE P. O. BOX 1443. ATLANTA- . 39 Mempbia> 6.IS pm TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMft ALL CON- pleted, all conveniences, Peachtree road. VERY desirable bungalow. West End. 'i» ¥1. \Al'jr. 8.20pm W. B: SMITH, BERG safety steering device for VENIENCES. ONE BLCfCK OF TERMI- J. Gregory Murphy. Petera Bldg. M. 3026. 10 Macon 6:30 pm Ford cars. No. 38 Auburn Avc. NAL STATION. PRICE, »7. 21 MARKHAM FOR RENT—G-room cottage, on Howard a. . m 708 Fourth Nat'1 Bank > MEDICAL STREET. _ street, Klrfcwood. __Pj>pn_ » Pecatur 2S7. _ IJKan. city ».65 im 24 Jackso'e 10 .U5 pm 1 LARGE, nicely fur. rooma. for llffht houhe- 1* Colum'a' . 10:2• - ~5 pm Z Jackai/e 10.55 pm CENTRAL, GARAGE TUT~C XJ"'Ci D1SEASJ2S cured. Amerlcan- C-ROOM cottage near Grant park for 'sale. 11 Store vp't 11:1' Bldg. i.VJ. 12j-i.il o European Specialist; fineat equip- keepliiff. clone In, all convenience*. 120 Owner. Jt4& Feachtree. Q. B. Camp._ _ . pri. 10:46 pm OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. ment. Pr Holbrook. 205-6-7 McKenzle Bldg. S. Pryor Bt. Atlanta 2229. easy term** Will tuk< acant Jot part pay- All Train* Run, Daily. Central Tim*. 34-38 AUBURN A.VE. IVY 7906. ATTRACTIVE 5-room cottage. Gordon aC. meat. Addresa O Box H-455, Consti- Cit» Ticket Oiflce. JXoT 1 " °' rs,t-cas3 resences o DISEASES of men cured. Dr. Bowen, 8pe< THREE furnished rooma and kitchenette, West End. Phon* Owner. West 249-J. claliata, 205 McKen^lo building. Bell phone bath and telephony Main 4686-J._ tution _^__^ mpany desired. FORD REPAIRS FOR WALE—3 NEW o-ROOM HOUSES, Union Passenger Station. 8, A. MIDDLEBROOKS. Ivy S433-J. Atlanta pho 2 OR 4 furnished housekeeping rooms. i 112 FTRX1SH3C1> OK CNanrRNISKKD, \V. CARROLL LATLMER 139 Paachtree, rear Bulck Co. Ivy 4661. MBR S. JTCULFEP'^ER. 2t E. Lin.Ian at. Capitol ave. Main 6972-J. , LOTS, 60\1CO. MODERN* CONVEX- :cept Sunday. t Sunday oaljr. NBW t-room, 2-«tory rendence, beautiful lENCEHl WEST J3ND: JUST FINISHED. A t tgrnby-at-Law. 15 Q &-1 S J t h y at. Bk^Bldg. Druid HlUa section; near car line, church- J CATARKH of head, stomach, bladder or WEST ENI>. TERMS TO SL IT 1 HOXE WEbT 9CS-J. No. Arrive Prom— No. L>c"parl To— LOAX AGENTS TRAVELERS INSURANCE other organs entirely cured. Write oa« «*, achoolM and Btorea, Will rent very rea- B39 UOKDON HT. MRS. J. H. CA\VLEY. • Cnarle'n. «.10 am COMPANY Rea.1 estate loanH. current rate, MOTORCYCLES —BICYCLES who had It. P. O. Box 8^9, Atlanta. AX attractive apartment ; modern , home *«,T>ably furnished orunfurnJahed. Ivy S341 with owner. Gordon st. West &52-L. .» WUm'n.. 6.If am Eib*t.. . - 7.30 am Purt base money notes bought. See Rex B. USED motorcycles, all makes. J35 and up. MBS UR. K. W. SMITH. 23S W. Pcachtreo. MRS. J. C. BAGWELL. 61 Forrest ave~~ I SOUTH1 SIDE. . . 6 Ausu'J- l-i.-iS pm Mooney. Cli£f C. Hatcher Insuranc_e Agency_. Retail department., Httrley-Davldaor- Mo- Ivy 469. Diseases of Women and Children. \TWO LOTS on Crew at , C0xl90 each, fqr •11 Bucltta'Uj ». 30 am tf Ausu'a,. 3 30 pm 2 J 1 U rant b^d g^ vBp tli p h one B. _ [ _ tor Co. Atlanta. Go. 224 Pcachtree St. Eiect rlc tr»a.tnit»nt in ckrontc diseases. . INMAN PARK. '• *l,40it Jone« RfcaHy Co.. 47 U Hunter St. 12 JJuckn'd. 6.10 pm 1 ^ " 1 Aueuata. 1.00 pm iON E Y TiJ^Lb AN "on Atlanta and suburban NICE unfurnished housekeeping rooms, all FOR RENT—Office* Main 1175. t Au«u»ta. 4.»5 pm t!4 Buckii d. 6 :Gt> pm v conveniences. north aide; owner's* home. 4 Cb&rl'n.. *.45 pm real et.tj.te. $900. $1 000, $1,500, *l ,500 7 New .York * nd $3.000 Dunson & Gay, 409 Equitable. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS children 34 Maralaon avenue, Inman Pk. •Od AUC. S:20 pm THREE store 7!». b- M town i Louinille and Kuhvilto B«Uro*d. \VE r&VVE OX HAND $15.0,00 INDIVIDUAL PIANO"BARGAINS WAKtTED— ROOMS i- ash, balance pla e of effective - Nov. JJ — Leave. I Arrive. FUNDS FOR QUICK PIVA.CEMENT AT huvc In our «holesale office several ra.--h ulll acc For THE FOLLOWING USED WANTED—By couple, no children, small Cincianatl-Louiavaio ..... t . .*n pm 7 PER C CM T. L, H. ZU RLIN E & CO., h-fa-rj-de wample and slightly uxed „'<> for Atlanta re^l CHic»*o Ana Northwest... I 4.45p 501-2 SIL\EY BLDG MAIN 624. o» and plnyer-planoa that we will dis- apartment on north aide, prefer furnished, <"OR RENT—Offices tn Constitution build- two lott- in Iitndtrb0n\lllo N. C. J 1 Cincinnati and LouUvllle.. .7.1.: *« •••- \VE LOAN Atla, ta real estate and buy OAKS ARE OFFERED of at very low prices, cash or terms. but would consider unfurnished If haa°bath; ing; all modern conveniences. See John > \V**htervclt Co llortKa>Re Loans, Green- ' via Hide*- "-** Church Co &14 Chamber ot Commen. vilto S.i C . the Empire building, 37 N -, via Carter»viUe..7.1iam( ».&0 pm punhp money notes. 20!) Grant Bldg. The AT EXCEPTIONAL BAB- Jn. : 0 m Merchants & Mechanic* Banking & Loan Co. FOH SALK—^New pikno taken for debt, KaoxvUle via Carter-viU*. .4-4o P«»l>W J » BUSINESS woman wants furnished room J JUue CUdxe accommodation.1:40 pmll*:3ft aJ» MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE ver usod and have no use for It. Will UNIM1 RO\ ED property, two pieces, suit- AND OTHERS upon th^ir own names; GAINS: far below regular price to get rid of and. kitchenette within easy walking dis- abU- for manufacturing plant or negro cheap rj.Xc"3. easy payments. confldentlaJ genuine bargain. Addresa U. P. J., tance; must be reasonable. Addreuu H-4»3, hou-iew, KiOxl3.i and 60x120. Owner, 139 0c*bo*rd Ate r Constitution. Effective U,*y 50, 1910- Scott A.- Co . S20 Austell building. PREMIER BIG six. Constitution. M n^ IT it real esftj.ta j ou u ant to buy or No. Arrive From— No. Depart To- TO LOAN on"fl mortsage He- DE SIR ABLE offices* fllnple and en pU,Ue. UN. i*..,.. 7:«0am ll Birm'm.. 6 urie > Atlanta, or suburban property Call 1912 MBRCEB, 4-PASSEN- tecll. It will pay >ou to wee me. A Graves, 11 Norfolk. . 7.00 am 30 Monroe... 7 1 JF^^ ejNT—^ oom^ Some of these are equipped with com- . 24 Ea^i Hunter htrci't Sol Up^teln __?-^_H_urt_bUis . _Ivy 4666 ' GER. MUSIC AND DANCING pressed air and dental wa»te, hot and cold, 11 Washi'n.. 7.00 am 6 >,. Y * .00 pm \\ E MAKE a hpecialiy of Georgia lands" 11 Portsm'h. 7.i>0 am fiWash'n... 3 .0fl pm I HA% U 350 000 private money to lend on j . 44 ^» water In all offices; all night elevator scr- , •• improved or btml-centrnl vacant property, vice. ^ location beat In the city and service I Thob. W Jackson-liuru ell Co , 101b-19 27 Abbc.S.C. 8.60 am 8 Norfolk... 3 .00 pm 191B SELDEN, 5-PASSEN- Hunlcr St. Phone Main 969. THE PICKWICK Fourth National Bank ^building • Birm'm.. 2.30 pm 6 Ports'n... 1 00 pm IIP de-lay. Mr^Dodd. S2 K Ala. St_. __ Main 3287. ee you to dance, teaching every unexcelled. Candler building, Candler An- ' TEN STORY AND FIREPROOF. nei and For»yth building. AsavG. Candler. 11 Uempbla 11.10am 6 Ricbm'd.. 3.00pm MOXEV TO LOAN* on improved ""AUanta GER afternoon and evening cy Professor and FA KM I-A.VDM. 22 Birm'm. 11:10 am 23 Birm'm... 3 :45 pm reul estate. Fltzhugh Knox. 1613 Candler Mrw. E S. Hurst. WELL furnished rooma with connecting — ' ^ 222 Candler • X. T 6 00 pro & Birm'm.. 6 :20 pm bul\J i n g-__ bu.th Convenient shower bath on each floor. V GEORGIA FARMS, acreage tract, near At- & Memphis. 5 :20 pm 1914 CADILLAC, 7-PAS- 77 Falrlle St . near Carn«»l« Library. lanta If Interested will mall bulletin S Washl'n.. 5 00 pm MONCV TO LOAN on Atlanta real estate NICE, light office, desk, typewriters, tele- Brotherton & Callahan, East Point. Ga Bell » Norfolk... 6 00pm 18 Abbe.J*.C. 4 .00 pm _ Oti> & Ho Hi day. 30 g Peters i BUlg _ DIIESSJMAK^NG—^SEWING WHY WORRY WITH HOUBKKEEPINOt B PortsnTb- 5.00 pm 1J X. Y 8 .30 pm SENGER. WHEN YCU CA>I LIVE AT THE IM- phone. !8. 606 Temple Court. Main 51S1. phone Eaat Point 41b. v 12 Birin'm... ».0(tpm 12 Norfolk.. » .30pm PLAIN or fancy tlresamuklng 202 Raw PERIAL, HOTEL CHEAPER; HAVE NO 1> Monroe... 8.00 pm 12 I .JO pro HUDSON COUPE. • nie, aatia- WORRIJES, ENJOY COOL ROOMS, GOOD City Ticket UOOff MRS I_P_BeEIiL. 61_Kennesaw ave- guaranteed. MEALS AND BE COMFORTABLE? SUM- PAIGE-DETROIT COUPE MER RATES ARE NOW ON; INVESTI- FOR RENT—Apartments FOR RENT—Apartment! and Atlantic SUM of money to loan on centrally located GATE. **•. r"— No. I>epart To— TjropTti. Pjio-ftei, West S9S \ 94 Chicago.. »:1B am 1IONCY to lend, on Improved real estate C~ 1914 FORD ROADSTER. LEGISLATORS solicited, nicely fur. rooms. SNaahvlU*. 7:19 am 1 1 ^aU modern conveniences, $4 to 15 a TV Roma... 10.20 am 3 Naaiiville. 8:35 am C_ A ,^ ^?^:! Jr., 6j;f to 6^4 Empire bids". week. 10 W. Ellin, next to Wlnecoff hotel. •S ICemptUa 11 CB am •2 Memp&la. 4 o5 pm MOXKY TO LEND on city propertyT~TV~O~ THE ATLANTA DOARD AND ROOMS Ihe Meadow House. Residences For Rent 1 NaahvlUe. 6 35 pm 72 Rome ... 6.la pm Alston. 1216 Third Nat'l Bank Bldg ' 8 KENNESAW-AVE.—Just off Ponce de Leon avenue, in a very good rfsi- H Chicago.. « 20 pm 4 NaxtrvUle. X BO pm CADILLAC COMPANY, 1NOKT1I S1I>E. THE MARTINIQUE •Dixie Flyer, arrivaa Terminal ADAIR HOTEL rooms, wUh bath, cooleat hoiu* In .tlential section.' Comparatively new, modern and in first-class condition, 'WANTEE>—Money DINING ROOM. anta. cornti- Ellin and Ivy atre«ta. 228 PEACHTREE ST. 205 PEACHTREK ST. MRS. E. R. LOWE, has eight rooms. Price $40.00. v TO BORROW, direct from lender, {3.000 i PROP. HOME COOKING A SPECIALTY. THJ.n.1F^ ADOrt^V^J^r-n1 PfT. 1Bachelo0 ^ E. HARRIr room*S STd*. 35 WEST PEACHTREE ST.—JusJ beyond the intersection of Peachtree and TAXJCABS 8 per cent on first mortgage A-l real e PHONE IYY 2233. TWENTY MEALS FOR $5.00. C. C C. Box H-459. car^ Constltutlo ONLY REFINED PATRONAGE! luxe._eyer y modern conyenleuge. _ Iy^y_3&71. West Peachtree streets, within five minutes' walk or the business center. SOLICITED. TWO connecting furnished rooms to four- Conveniently arranged, in good order and with all modern appointments. WEDDINGS MRS J H. BCFFINGTON. 3 Asbby st. young men, with all conveniences, walk! GIVE US your order for automobile ing ttlrttancg. _ A ppl y 17 Mil la^jttreet. Price 140.00. YeUevf yourself of the detail work, 477 PEACHTREE STREET V FOR^REXT — Cool 7ront room, fl?« windows- 267 EAST PINE ST.—A nice, cottage of six rooms, near Jackson str.eet., Pos- force ta complete. WTLLINGHAM-TIFT LEGISLATORS SOLICITED every convenient, between the Peacbtreee., WANTJSD—-To buy xood neconil mortcaxa sesses all conveniences, is in good shape and located in fine neighborhood. BELLE ISLE LUMBER CO. BEAUTIFUL rooms ith best meala, 6 -__ 2030.~ ______monthly notea at reasonable dlecount. I. o clock dinnera, ^o car service. Call Ivy BEAUTIKCiLLY fur. G-roo~m apt., *60; very Price tSQ.OO. 4 LUCKIE STkEET H. Zurllne t Co., C01-2 SMvvr bida. Fbon* 70JO.V______Main 124. ' SSO 1CURPHT AVB., ATLANTA. OA, " light and well ventilated. Delightful room , . (Our Speclaltr>. - _ TAXI CABS 34 E. ALEXANDER ST. TWO nicely furnished cool front rooms; EXCELSIOR AUTO COMPANY. HAV.VE CurCiir.. upstairupi s rooms that are atrlctly large vine-clad veranda ; close In ; rea- FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR STOCKS AND BONDS private to you aonabl^pricea. Atlanta phone 1780. HIGiH-GRADE MILL minutes' \v• ttlk t ATL. 366c^-S LUCKIE—I. 322 T VV U nicely fur rooms lu private home The Mee. Yj. M C. A. 6» LucHle atreet. M. 4086. NICELY FURNISHED. LARGiffi^ COOL Chicago and New Orleana J-'UONT HOOM. 64 FORREST AVE. duced rates*. Address H-2S. < 7 PER CENT. 8 PER CENT. INTERIOR TRIM TABLE boarders solicited; aumzner ratea, LARGE nicely lur. tlon. Ivy 3627. \ f\A.~7 PEACHTREE ST., cool Hummer home. NICELY vT* • excellent table, hot and cold water, $10,000 FOR FARM LOANS , BUSINESS AND MAIL ORDER lit S MOSQUITOES OUT: ACME KATTERS. 20 EAST HUNTER ST. newly papered, private home; no other REAL ESTATE. 32 EAST ALABA MA STREET YOUR FAMILVE HEALTH DEPENDS roomers, bath and telephone. 17 Pulliam __^B?-XSJES2^!ES-H1 ,. ING CAR IN A-l CONDI- ON IT. BOW 7 LUT US FIX YOOB x «¥THo5fr^:~sAciriFicE- Poachtree" "circle, n^ar Peathtree! we" street. have a modern 9-roOm. 2-story rewlden ce that \vo will tell lor Jll 000, SI.300 MATTRESd renovating, feathers bousht. TION, JUST OVERliAUL- APT. of S connecting rooms for light house- cash, balance on your own terms. Thla hou «fe has 2 baths, ^ sleeping: porches, furnwce Shirley Mattreaa Co , 507 Marietta street. IN STRICTLY keeping; Valso fur. single bedrooms, cheap. heat, Ruud hot water n> stem, servant's houae and »ide drlvt1 The o\\ ner 11 le^\ - Main &.a3. Atlanta 17J7^ ED; A REAL BARGAIN FLOYD BROTHERS FHIVATE HOME, NORTH SIDE. 17S S. Pryor st ^aln_3021-J. in* the city. This I* «.n opportunity you v. 1)1 not hnve in a lonp tune to buy a. 44C EI>GEWOO.D AVB. CALX- US. PRXCfi!3 IN, FORJIEST AVE. 1\ i 2211-L NICE fur. room Jn private family to- ,1 or~l $15.000 house at our price and terma on Pear h tree _gjrc_le « __ - . - KEASOWAB1-.E. PHONE IVY ^" " ~ IN PKIVATE HOSIE. well furnlslied front AT $350. ADDRESS J. W. young men. hot and cold bath. Ratea WEST ENt> BUNGALOW—On one of the best drive1 s In West End Park we haVe ~a~ PCX on your baby's carriage, repaired^ 1 SPEARMAN MARBL& AND~ GRANITE r*>om, excellent meala, one or two gcntle- reasonable.• _ __I98-A Cap!tol ave. corner lot with n modern 6-room bunga low that «e will sell for »4.00Q. The painted and re-covered Robert Mitchell. GOLDSMITH,.^6 EAST WORKS nan $1*200 worth of nnlahed m«n. Phone Ivy 2322-1.. *• owner of this bungalow la to make his horn a in Charlotte. N. C , In July. This- plare 227-2> J£dKeq.pod avenue. Ivy 3 0 76 ^ monuments and markers of granite and 120 S. PRYOR STREET Is worth tfi.OOO. A small caah payment and J25 per month will handle it. Be marble, all llrst-cloaa goodH that I will Hell 220 Peachlree, The Wilton NICELY_^ur._yoomB. __C_lo»e in. Atl. 222t. quick If you want it. I>ECOKATIXG. _ NORTH AVE. PHONE at very reasonable prlcen for cash, will HOME COOKING. m<*al Ueketa, Miss Klrtley. A~INTINO N3CELY fur. rooms to men, $8 per month AND DEJCOHATINO make terms to good parties. 405 East Hunter MItS. S. C DANFORTH. "21 Delta~ place. " don* by J. W. Tomllnson. lor - IVY 1117. street; entrance to Oakland Cemetery. Main 84 Pulliam. Atlanta 3513. Large Manufacturing Plant, [Located on Railroad ' lln*on & Didschunelt. Phone Main 3707-J. 2640-J. Call to «ee me. Respectfully. T. G. NICELY fur room and kitchenette for 20S Temple Court _ butt din K __ __ Hpearman. Proprietor. DINNER—HOT—250 light houfaek«eptn£. 158 Washington st. FOR SALE—New i6-passenger M El A LS_^33 50 per week. 131 Ivy street. v FOR RENT AXP WAI.I. TINTING. .^ FOR SALE—One Horrlaburg portable steam BRICK BUILDINGS, mill construction, sprinkled , risk, with two Independent *ngla*»* ' ~~' ~ l>-h. n engine and boiler, good condition, L~AilGE roonia^ en "suite," with private buses, suitable for jitney. Van batn, Hpaclous veraniiu.s, splendid table end toll«r«, 2&0 horsepower each. Can bo used a whole or divided, with fire w»U one 10-h. p. stationary utentn engine, one TWO unfurnished roomu for IJght houae- betw**n. Hn* 10 acre* troutid apac* and abed* tor ntoraaje. ,wlth anipfe tracka«4 fa- Ing, wall tinting, satisfaction guaranteed, Winkle Truck Co. Phone M. 1868. 1%-h, p. Cray gasoline engine. Will trade 45^ Spring i^treMt. corner Third. Ivy 1522. keeping, \\alklng distance, all modern con- cllltic*. or If d««Ir«t) will «r«cc butldtnc* *o *ult either Kturac** «r luauufactunoc OK for Fiord automobile, if you mean buelne.sM, EXCELLENT board and rooma, block o. yenieneea. 178 Central avenue. v 6 6 2 - BOOF _KEFA1KIN^. __ wclte^ I. W. Echrldge. Jefferaon, G«. All ^^pOBtofnce^^ I. >"_ ®? 'J-_ ^ _ Walton atreeL^ TWO largo unfur., atry. for S1X-CYLINOER. I3.80& roadster, 14 model, ot above in _B;9_°d_ ft7 VOT TR H°»f luakn. call the Roof •~"T~PEACHTREEi,ST~ chofce "second floor .^J10^ per month. _124-C_ K. Fair. """ ""* RD INVEST]VIENT CO. A-l condition, newly painted, forced sale, ^*^ roomn. with _excc_ngnt meals 1. 6j.j^3-J. IF t ^U JV poctor< Burnett. Ivy 7233 pricp only 1700. some terms to acceptable OFFICE FIXTURES THREE unfurnished roomaT^ desirable for ne Main B9. AtlantR. Ga. \ 'REPAIRS all "fcTnda" " Roor- party, -the aristocrat of the road, in both t;c FORREBT'AVE.. 2 fur. "front rooms w"ith Ught housekeeping. 364 Capitol aveou*. looka and operation. 506 Empire r,if Bldg. SUCH a.*i roller top and flat top desks, ___d£t's^lng room; meals opt] Ing a -specialty 12 monlh-i' e »e.fea. reglBtern. revolVlnc chafrs, book- FURNISHlCn OK -I.NFVBN18HKI>. (uaraatee. reaaonabte___rj_te.t. CaJi Ivy 301. \ keepers' desks ai:d In fact everything per- LOVELY" rocms. bath between. USED CAR BROKER talnlnK to office. JacoDu Auction, Co., 51 mate " ..-.- HAVE *. laree room; will rent fur. or unfur. arrovK IF YOU would sell or buy u«ed a Decatur at. Bell Main 1434. Atlanta 2286. S16 S. Pryor at. GEO. P. MOORE see Mr^Murpfay. Ivy _4_82-J. 23 Auburn aye. 2 OR S rooms and kitchenette; oonv« Stoves and Ranges Repaired CAL at 22 8 ~Peac hire e wt. for demonstration lencea. 115 Forrest -»ve. Ivy S749-U •JECOND HAND stovea bought, -old and ex- FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE MEALS, M->ald?aieaJB, 26c, I3.&O per W*>*k. HEAL ESTATE AND RENTING of 4-passenger Maxwell and make your A SMALL wholesale stock of Notions, Rlb- 67 Luckle wtreet. Main 4055. chanced, v 6ffer. Car In A~l condition. Could eaally bona, Laces. Embroidery, Neckwear, Ho- 10 AUBURN AVE. STANDARD STOVE AND REPAIR CO. he converted Into truck. G. G. Sarvjs. flery, etc Will sell io bulk or lota to eult. nee de Leon, beautiful front room, 41* Laokie. Ivy 28*. Atlanta 892^ ining jwater, wlth^bQard. Iry 711-J. WANTEp—Apartmant* FOR SAL.&—Mevan-piinaenger Packard, ab- Addresa "Opportunity." carte ConBtUutlon. 201 . BAGS ANI> SUIT CASES BE- uolutety flr«t-cliie« condition; to Immediate "\VANTEJD—Every one who y Is Interested in ACHTREE—Lovely furnished' rooma TAIIX1KED ANDJftJIPAIREl*. caah buyer: will sell for $1,250,, Phono Ivy the purchase of a nlde select case of younr couple, smalt fur- WEST END^ BUNGALOW 77 1 3628. i ' _^ Georgia poaches, shipped by express, to 402 PEACHTREK —LoKlulator n Boll cited for nished apartment near In. for summer or NO. 174 WELLINGTON ST., six rooms, every convenience; lot 50x200. Price MRS J. H. BVL.L.OCK.^J63 N._ Jackson st. drop B card for prices to J O. Booton. room and board.^^ UHC of phono. _ _ _ longer. Address B, care Constitution. v ROIJNTREE'S ^ZSS?: * rbhallville, Ga. Fhoa«a- B.I1. Mal^lSTt Atlanta 1654. 19~13 HU\PMOBIIiI37 32-horse, roadster. A FEW select boarders wanted; private MRS. J. A, ADAKS, 24*E Ivy Bt7 $2,850, terms like rent. Worth J3.50G. fully equipped . runs fine, $325 , $150 UNCALLED-FOR tailored sulta at lens than ^ hqine, _ all conveniences, jvy 1214-L. 8 eB to u t it tosta to inako. See un uuick, aa this $250 CASH PAYMENT 55 *?T_J 5 _ _!? i --_-A*- Walton_«t. __ la a bargain offer you oufcht to take aCvaa- FURNISHED room and boarti, younB^men FO R RE NT—Apartments '•faj&iftitctos&Za renoV»Te7L TeTephSne BeTT 2-C'iTLINDER Bulck roadster, fiilTy equlp- _ .^______NO. 600 MARIETTA ST., two-story and basement brick building, 34 feet front M*la 4HO: Atl. 147» Meadowa & Ro£era. I pod. Take a look and make an offer. PRIVATE board, every convenfenoel ~V«*y ~* VVKNIHHED. MarbuE A Young. 16 Ho_uston__iBt__ . ______Leeds Wo6len Mills, 83 Peachtree homelike: two young men. _vy 62C7. and running back to railroad side track. _WINDO- W , AXD HOISJ^^^E CLEANIN^ ^ G 1CELT furnished K-room apartment, rstsr s ff WILL\, buy or «•" you car. "Write Box HEBOILED Oeorgla ctine syrup S&c per gal- erythins complete, for July and Aus; 752. care Conatltutlon. _ ____ lon In barrels and kegs. 100 budhelN cow- SOUTH 8IDF. Very cheap. Reference*. Carl Wttt apart- a. 1170. M. 4578-J. 121 CAPITOL SQUARE, nicely fur. rooma; ment, 386^Peachtrgp. Phone Ivy _>77». FOR BARGAINS In u*avlH, Box board optional , opposite state capitol; baker Corporation. 245 Pe ac htreo_ gtreet. 1.4, AuguHta. Ga. 1 ajs^i» garaep^Jor^r^ent^^ ._ Mai n 4S3t-L. __ K. HARRIS ST.—Furnished apta.; mod- POULTRY, SEED AND PET STOCK ELECTRIC COUFE . good cuiidTlion , r-V NOT »uperatltloua, but £ believe " jrn and well kept. Apply to Mn. AUffua- Batterlca. Cheap, ^llit Auburn avanua ' —KKNT SIGNS— SPKCIAL RA,TES to logislntors", Tiool. well ta Plcurd on premises A North Side Home Sacrifice furnished r^onis, home cooking; two blocks 96 fr£m_the_ca pi tol. _ 2& 0_ E. Fair afreet. __ 3-HOOM APT., complete for houaekeepJnc; WANTED. MH8. H. C. BRADI.KY. 108 Simpson gt. adults. 46& Bast Georgia avenue. WANTXU> —Hor M ana mule hldea. EXCELLENT rooms, with or without board. $5,750.00— NEAR PEACHTREE STREET— Piedmont Park and to AtlMna Hid* Coppftnr. Athena, WATCH clean I n» »1, main sprlnc &(>c. John private home, 261 Whitehall. Atlanta . A. Humphrlea. Watchmaker, l»ii Pwch- •S168-A. 1 BEAUTIFUL S-room apt*.; «.ttr»ctlv» aum- Tenth Street School, we have a new six-room bungalow, with WANTED— To buy a garage CHAMBERLIN HOUSE, ' handsome roonm. mer rates; Hcatlon and service unexoell- j all modern conveniences. The oxvner says; "Get an offer." T*rm» ncs FOR SALE—Grocery arftl market flxturea. excellent board 148 Whitehall St. Main ed; bright and attractive and cool for •um- waeon. Main 2393. Atlanta 1394. 209 233. me r occupa ncy i- 1 y y 1 811 . or rent a place suitable for W hlttihall can be arranged. v •, McShui, . flCELY fur. room and board. JIB month. MRS. L. B. AIKKN. 26 Gordon at. FOR BAL^—Cash re«lBters. typewrit*nf," 133 kichardaon nt. Main 3614. garage and. salesroom. Ad- ewlng ni»ch!nen and motorcycle at a bar- THE AVALON APTS., 6 Brooms, newly galn. oreenblatt Bros.. ia» Putera street. decorated, to sublet at low Hummer rate. dress Stevenson, «are Pull- 1NMAN PARK. .pply to janitor on yremlaea. J47 W. Peach- BERKSHIRE HOGS LARGE, COOL. PUDASANT ROOMS, AND tree street. " TURMAN & CALHOUN SpTJBgpir, S' MEALa PRIVATE HO MS, IVY (444. BKRKXH1RX1 & ft man Motor Car^Go., York, Pa. brick C-roora «pt.. all modern con- « OFFICE furnitura, nearly new, for Bale i HI? Brit n A v. enience*. Including- Hooaler cabinet. Bpe- SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE BUILDING. cneap. Room 1022 Hurt^Blde;. WANTED—Couple or ladfes In refined home ctal terma. tf taken at one*. Phone I. 3C-_„__ . 4XROOM apt., with sleeping porch. 9~25~,60. All A BEAUTIFUL LOT, lOOxJOO. opposite LEGISLjCTORS" or" others deslrlnff a cool, convenlencen. la»^ . «!.« f" ba.B.l. f. o. b. Mitp- MRS. sT^BTICHA^^NT^Sa^rJ.^Jackaoi^Bt. ftum mtvUotk: r«U»n«« Clmr p«««, «1.7S per FIKST floor apt., & araatl rooma; all moA* tw&M. I. R. BtrUUcer. SMdnnui, Ari»*lll*, SVPPLIES^ACCIWSORIES. WANTED—One aecond-hnnd medium sl» era convenience*. Apply «3 "Wlndeor at. i north C«r»lln«- _ • _ iron sate; give inside dimensions, welicht, FOR RENT— HouBekeepfnp Rooma , FOR RElsT condition, manufacturer and beat price 1 w W. *t. BALPWTH. It CMXt.l »r^ JOHN M. SMITH CO. f. o. A. cars. Address Box 422, LaQrantre, ~~ '™~ ~™* WANTED—Hou»«« ICM M coW~p.»~»ia Georgia. THREE beautiful room?, completely fur- PIEDMONT AVC., Bear Pooee d« Leon, 8 rooms, vapor h«at, 3 bhtft*. ^arace,- nished, for lifflit housekeeping ; electric UNKL HN ISKEiJT E- m. B«ia.a. Kiiu.y. a.. Automobile Coachl WoiJc WB PAY hlfheat cash prices for household I WANT that vacant house for two weeks, •ervant's house and large east front lot. Price, 170. goods, pianos and office furniture; cash lightM, water and gas; sink in kitchen. Ideal CARS REPAINTED location. North elde. Jvv 1744-L. then w,« both will be satisfied, advanced on consignment. Central Auctlqn J GREGORY rMURFHT. AUCTION SALES Topa recovered and repaired, wheel*; Cojrnpa£yi__lj!_EB1st_M.ltcliell St. Main 2424. NICELY turn tilled housckeeplne rooms, pri- Petera bldr Renting Agent. M. 3024. 418 PONCE DE LEON AVE., modern 8-room borne, almost new. $50. springs and tuilea repaired. DROP a card" Beat 'prlceV paid for old vate borne, atl conveniences, also furnlith- "Ask the Landlord." Main S7IB. -_____.__._- AUCTION AND »AL- l iMMtroom. 325 CoUrtland street. ,J»iOmCpl*»JlJrr. «t M »outh Pryor. vlu Bodlea built to order or repaired. clothes and shoes. L. PfetCer. 141 Decatur. FOR quick resulti* lint your vacant hi FORREST AVE., 2-story. S-room home—good condition. Bat port at fBralt DROP a. card; we'll bring cash tor shoes TWO large, nicely furnlah« rooma \for with Beaaley & Hardwick. MC Ml I 120-122-124 Auburn Avenue and olotliln«. Th. V«atlare. 1&« Decatur St. housekeeping, all couve . Ivy Piie* »4fc • \ -v .'."I \ iNEWSPAFERr iNEWSPAFERr Page Fourteen. CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA,, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 19J5.

road, 150 feet w«at of First avenue* lOtat } WtLSON IS REViEWiNG ' 200 feet. June 10. 191B. „ „. _ J1.550—Thomas Mahan to M N. Hlrsch. LODGE NOTICES SEAMEN'S LAW MORTUARY lot «ietit iside HolderneaB ntr«et. 281 feat VALUE RECEIVED w * i** ATLANTA'S SIDES north lot line between land iot« i>€ and ii7. i The cast year baa taught lots of us the real value of money; na* caveat Washington. June 22—President Wil- fourteenth di-tr*.. !«»>« feet. Jun, ». us to ^»™ *£„££ «ful In spending it, and when we do, to Insist * Tb«r« wilt t» % regnlmr con- son la having the new seamen's law James Lake, Nashville. wo—E M Gammon to •routtveaoin- getting value received. rnunl»tlon of Malts Lodt«. Mo. clo*«ly reviewed to determine whether J41. F «f A M, to be h*l« In Nashville, Ga , June 22;—(Special.)— Mucnlc temple corner P«»ch- FROM DAY TO DAY tSriwf church o? the unHed state-, NO. iai , We have recently had built, vunder our own supervision, wsreral H nd Ita effect on American shipping or its James Luke, age seventy-six year*, Beme ntreet, sixloa feet June is, i»l| furnace-heated, 6-room bungalowB, that we will guarantee to represent «"• « Cain ntr«t«, thl. relation to other law* make amend- died at his home Jive miles northeast (W«dneBd«.y) evenlr.tr Jun« IS. ment* necessary l of NaahviJle yesterday morning He £m SmSJir of jSSStmxS • value for $3,500 than any similar places in the city. We think you will «ree •t 7 ao o clock sharp The Ma»- Fi ank Hawkins, president of th« t»r Ma>on degree win be con- One lar*?e Pacific si*amshlp line al- haa been confined to his bed with Third, National bank, iti having tenta- 230 H< utreet, 57xH6 te*t June is, with us after an Inspection of the property. \ paralysi* for nearly three years. ferred Mauler Miugnn lectur* r«*dy haa announced it* discontinuance tive plans M Hutched by Architect W T IA260—W N. Wnltlnfton to Eminent Near West End, on Brookllne street, in a strictly home-owner's community. will bei «lvecivcini bwy Char)»-«arie™B EdwarKUward RobirtRob«rt- \ of sailings. Several foreign nations He lea\e» eight children, four boy* Downing for a ten-story building to be Ho u *e hold of Columbian Woodmen, lot Lots 50x200 feet. Gas, water, tile sidewalks, cherted street, city scnooi son, 32d decree K C C" *-H 1 our. preaenc* feave protested against the law and the and four girl*, his wife and a host of built at the corner of Walton and north side Oglethorpe avenue. SIS feet cut will bee appreciated Come and brfm a United States has Riven notice of its friends to mourn his death Fairlie streets, on a lot 100x100, which of Law ton street, 65x171 feet. Jun* IS, and city park. Convenient to two car lines; IB minutes' ride from town. brother' '"'th^". V. ?.' "/.I" „».' > . o intention to terminate portions of \ Interment occurred at Flat Ore«k was recently purchased from J. K 191B Terms can be arranged to suit purchaser. A BRITTJS CHAPMAN treaties with which it c inflicts So cemetery today. Frost by Mr. Hawkins. The estimated FRED P C.IBBS, 8ecreta?y far no replies have been recelte FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR Gate City l,od«« No ' F & Mrs Lucllp Stephens Slaughtei, aged found elsewhere in these columns brjdice avenue, 240x141 Jun* 9. 1915 •* M. will bo held !„ Mo»nlc S3, died at htfr home. 196 Hill street, J7&0—MT J \arbrough to Merchants and Loan Agents for The New England Mutual Life •osurantf* Company. Temple Tuesday morning 3he Is survived by Median Ita' Banking and Loan company. | DD YOU THINK The Charles P. GIo\er asency ^ill be lot west Hide North Boulevard. 120 feet ; throe daughters. Mis Katherlne Nor- auctioneers in an admlnlstratoi s south of Eighth street, 60x200 June 19. t man, of Missouri, ilrs. J. W M ville. Tenn.. and iMrs A M. Klddell, 1 10 30 o'clock Tuesday morninjr, July G, *40fl—Mrs Ola M Ray to C. C. Ray. lot CONSUMPTION of Atlanta, and four sons, W H. before the count v courthouse The west side \VaInut street 60x178, land lot [ WEYMAN & CONNORS Slaughter, of Rising Fawn, J B. property to be placed on auction faces 13, fourteenth district June 1. 1915 t li CAN'T BE slaughter, of Atlanta, $1 S. and M L. 73 feet on the east side of Wet.t ljeach- $1,775—J F Hill to Atlanta Banking: and , Slaughter, of Cleveland, Tenn. treu street, and has a depth of 19^ Uet Savings company, lot noutn »lde Dill ave- It commences at a. point 96 feet south nue ao feet west of Stewart avenue. 4ftx I Mortgage Loans on Atlanta Real Estate CURED? of the corner of Grant place The terms l^J June 18, 1915 „ . * Joseph W. Dobbs. of the sale are one-fourth cayh, bal- $3 27Z—Phoenix Planing Mill to Colonial ' -''-• \ Toaeph W Do^ba. nged 48, died at a ance In thiee eqtid.1 pavmentJ. in one, .Trust company. No 151 Ba»» street. 62x160 . Established 1890. Trust Co. of Ga. Bldg. A regular communication of ,>rivate hospital Tuesdaj morning at 2 two and three ^cars The pi operty it .June IS 1915 ' Capital City Lodge Nl> 642 F REAO> THAT! 1 o clock He is sui vivcd b\ his wife | being sold to \virnl up an ebtnte & A M will i,, held thin and ele\en children Misses Grace. Truateefc Deed. evi-nlnj June 23 »2 S3C—Mrs Lulu B Qutmby, am trus- I If, "£ " "''"CIS it the liall Pauline and Louise J>obbs, David. | J R Smith, of J R Smith i, J H tee to .Joaephlne Harris, lot east Bide 1JOJ* Marietta «treel The En- Had Consumption 2 Year5 t Glenn, Morris, Ralph, Mel. Jeff, Hal and Kwmg agency, has consummated a JloweJl street 10J feet south of Highland j tered Apprentice degree \\ijl be Clarence Dobbs Hf resided at 154 Wel- sub-lea^-e of a bti^mes** stoi e on "W est avenue 51x146 June 17, 1915. j 611 b> Now Well As Ever lington Mtcet ami \vas a member of the f-Iitchell stieet Mr. Smith sub-leased 'Five Seconds. Front Five Points." TV?'",". Junior Warden W "1 wu affllctcdi with tuberculodn for t«« Gordon sticet .Methodist Church | for the Pa-s Dry Goods comp-iny ^ Quit-Claim' Peed*. T«an. H.U two diclore for IS months W«* Joan T*J ^mith No 18 West Mitchell, »1—Lowndca c. ConimMy to George T ' unaU* tu attend to my work. Could not walk •uhich a^ljnir^ the Bas-> stpre The terms Keener, lot east aide Carnegie street. 47 two blocks without mtlng. u S. 'and confria^iitlon of the sub-lease were feet euBt of Lowndes etreet, 47xl&0. Juno | i ; MARTIV Secretary "I read in a paper about lAiBg-Mta and Mrs S L Vc^an. asccl 84, d.ed at not disclosed. Mi J L Smith u ill es- 4 1915 1 FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS canmencvd tafclni th» remedy After on* jl—«,,rant S Martin to W. A Callawar. i i i month s tr«atui«Dt I was abla to rtaume my the residence of lit • daiightei, Mrs. ta-blKh a shoe store lot Houth nibic« 1 IWMH J F Jones, at Ilape^iile, Monday night, ea^t of • Wudell street. 40x185. June, 191& | In workmanship, beauty of shape, mechani- FUNERAL NOTICES. v uUnc l,uas MU t>he 13 sur\i\etl bv foui sons, Tlobei t fo, BulldJiisr peimila were i&eued Tues- S5—J W Tribble to Thomas Mahon lot | _ _ I* ——~^^ ~~~~~-—_^^^_ • I can comclenttonalT rwomnoxul Lunt- H Q . J R and \\. G McNair, and live tdav tu the extent of 112.953 Permits west side HolderneBa street. 281 feet north. "; • cal perfection and structural strength Vlta to anyou* atTUcted with Tuberculoals. ti iughterfa, Aii- Join1- jlrs J T Las- j tor residences featured the days build- of tine between land loU 136 and 137, four- .» « DOBBS—The remains of Mr J 1\ heel- I am Min It will do fur thorn what U haa setei, Mrs Ii "VI l*u <, Mrs J M Daniels teenth Ulslrlct 100x251 June 1», 1915 - - er Dobba w,ll be taken by A OV 1 Ro\ done for me " That 1> what Walt« Juatlo* n Donehoo toOav at 7 SO a m \ia the I. HJ? H. UTM at 4X2 fifth An. N . Isub- and Mrs J T Btit l ^ c AVhitner took a permit to build jio—M I- Hirsch to E M Gammon No a $6 000 two-sto-u, frame icsldeme at 131 Berne Btrect. 51xl«3 June 10 1»I5. The Cutler Desk & N Jl R. to Woodetock. Ga, for In- TlllB. Ttno. I No 7S West Fifth street The residence |2 000—illKi Mury A Jones to MTH M I terment LUNO-VITA Cenqutrt CouwmpHoB . 17. Lemming. will ha\e twelve rooms and a slate Bramlett. lot 1186 feet south of corner Lu- has proved the leader for over half a. century. by daatrorlnc th« tt.berculMl» «*rm« and by W B Lemming, -agred 22, died at a clle avenue and Langhorn atreet.\v60xl4B YOTHBR—r (moral services for Mr huUdlnc up «»d «tr*nithBnln« the weakened prlxate hospital '-lUtstiay moiniiig He [Ileiman Barwald took a permit to June 21 1915 It is serviceable, highly ornamental and James Oscar 1 other will be held this tiafuea. It 1* not * temporary alimulunt is survived b5" IK*' n If* and two sons, I erect a bungalow , at 635 East Noith afternoon at 3 o clock at the residence Contain* no poison or habit fonnlrtc dnis*. a\onni. one-story, frame, rooms, . tr 2a Fortress avenue Interment at An- Xf you b*>Tf lunB troublo or abtlimA. Francis fc and A\ 1-. Lemming, Jr , his 94 S — Plttaburg Plate Qlaas company v durable. ' ( mother, Mrs G A Ltiiimtngr, four Pe i >r L. J Dlclterson lot northeast, corner Hemp- •s tioch P J Blopmhelr d Co funeral CM UM6-VIT* from Vour Draui*t brothers. C H, J It, S L and C J Se\ er.xl other smaller residence per- hill a\tnue and Ethel atreet> 50x206 June • r directors Lemming-, and two sisters. Miss Mabel mits weie issued 10, 1915 IN WHITE OAK AND MAHOGANY u ai» "UH In doubt «nd want MCM Lemm'ng and Mrs Uaile Denn i ? —The friends of IIi JriM to NMllriil. K. division 14 of FOOT E £? DAVIES CO. daughter Laura Elizabeth this aftei- t Hannah li win 2-$ car-old daughter cost between $40,000 and $50000, which Lyle plat north Hide Georsla street, lOOx noon a-t 3 o'clock, from the chtpel of of Mr and Mrs Ji C /i Win. died Tues- is to be erected on South P" °r street 102 June 18 191C Office Outfitters Grocnberj." «. Bond Co Ret- W L Ham- day afternoon at the family residence, between Tilnity avenue and Mitchell oriok 'JlTioatinj? interment Wp«;tv lew 635 Lee street, where the familj re- street Work v.111 commence at once on this building The construction of $6 006—T _ Weat V Fifth mo\ed only <* few weeks ago from Red street two-story^ elllnt Day DKLLON—The friends and relatives oC Oak. Ga> the building is to be of re-inforced con- worfc i Mr and Mrs Moiie DeLeon are irt- WITH THE MOVIES crete and briok veneer with slate roof- ¥700—Andrew Lee, 329 Butler atreet. two- vited to attend the funeial of Mr Moise ing The building will be fireproof story fram* house Day worR DeLeon Wediiefada> morning at 9 JO Mrs. Leola McNeil. $300—G U O F 103 Gnrtrell street, re- o clock from the lesidence 111 Hast PROPEKT\ TRANSFERS. "ANSLEY PAriK" HOMES Mrg Leola McNeil, aged 44, died at a pair* Day work. We have for rent several attractive kornes In Analey SPark on Avery Drive, North a\enue P^abbi Marx will offici- prn,ate hospital Tuesday night at 9 V\ arrant} Deed*. (2500—H Bar\vtild, 635 Cant North ave- al** the following n th street. The SM/le L Murphey, No 612 North Jackaon S3 550—H B Wey 218 Waverly "Way. at the chapel of H AL Patterson & Son, bodj is at Barclay A. Brandon's chapel street 50x150 feet June 19 1915 frame 'dwemntr C B Meyers Construc- prices on application, ' at 9 o clock vMr C C "\\hitakei. Mi ?! 500— nufus P Sentell to J J Elliott. tion compiny contractors H \ Alexander, Mr John T Dejar- lot on northeast corner Jamei and Pi^ce *1 000—Robert Davis 1045 Marietta ANSLEY & WATKINS nette Mr Graham Dozier, Mr Gadsden TODAY streets 54x159 feet December 24 1814 street framp barn l>ay work Paul Albert Weeks, Jr. \VlUl SECOND FIXXJK FOURTH NATIONAL, BANK BUILDING. Kubsell a.nd Mr Jules* W Leroust In "Hl» Superficial Wife," Broncho IT 000 — M T\ and Nancy O terment will be in charge of the Gate Paul Albert Weeks. Jr one-year-old Erastus S. Hilderbrond lot on northeast MAIN 773 MAIN 2016 IVY 1600 drama in two reela. "Her Musical toon of Mr and Mrs Paul Weeks, of corner Western avenue and Davis street 45 SUPREME COURT OF GA. Cit> lodge Free and Accepted Maiotib Cook," American comedy. Howard avenue, Decatur Ga, died at tlOO feet i March 3 1916 No ^ at West View cemeterj the residence Tuesday night at 10 30 $300— H Th.iden to J N Landers lot Affirmed o clock 213 feet east of Wellington atreet and 351 La PoIIfette Iron company v WH«y, from J. I. WESTEBVELMJO. PBi.K—The friends of Jtfisa Eula Peek feet north of Greensferrj avenue lOOxlSG Bar to u superior court—Judge Flte N«et Mr and Mrs W H Peek, Mr and Mr*- feet aNo lot on east fide Wellington & Neel, for plaintiff In error R R Ar- Th*Enplr«Bld(., 31N Broad St, C M Peek, Messrs H B and \ If street 110 feet north of Greenalerry ave- .td Colqultt & Conyera. contra. Peek and Misses Geoisria.. Nellie Mav Rockmart Brick and Slate company v Mortgage Loans nue 11x195 feet March 2, 1912 R ,M >orth aged 62 died at his res- SI £00— Mrs A H Collier et al to Mrs illlams Patent Crusher and Pulverizer and Kathleen Peek are m\ Ited to at idence 150 Lee sti eet. Monday morn- Annie B Armlstead lot on cant side mpanj,. from. V Polk—Judge Edwards tf-nd the funeral of Miss Eula .Peek iner at 5 o'clock He is survived by his Peachtree street 390 feet south of Brook- Mundy &. Mundy John K I>avls, for plain- "\\ ednesdaj af tei noon at 2 o'clock TODAY • wife and thiee children wood drive. 3Jx400 feet Februar> 17 1913 tiff in error W. W Mundy, contra. ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE from the residence, 307 Highland a\ e w $10 _ James H Miller to II S and F H Culbrealh v AUgood from Lowndes— nue Ilev A A Little and Re\ Dr «lVh«i Jn«tlc« Sletp», tlir«e-r««l Harper lot on north aide <~-ain street, 250 idfte Thomas E. K WIRox, for plaintiff Johnson offciatinE' Interment at De- «klrd of t»e "Who J»»T«i" .«-Hf«l, Irene Fox. feet east of Butler atreet 96x60 feet. June error Mundy & Mundj, Patterson & A beautiful 40 acre farm, dwelling and outb^tifldlnara, aJtuated eisrht mllea cat tir The following" pallbearers are featuring Hnth Holcn^ mod Henry Irene Fox, 2-monihs-old daughter of 16 1915 * Copelund contra fromn th. e city, at Adarasvine, and belonging to the estate of J B and M L requested to meet at Greenbeig & Bond Klait. lj«« Moran and Kddie L>OB» In Mr and Mrs Allen Fox, died at the J2 000 and exchange of property — Dupree Moblej v Baxter & Company et al , from Smith,.th_ will be sold at auction on Tuesday. July 6th, before th« courthouse door Co s at 1 15 p m Mr W C Brown "Tfce Downfmll o« Pottn," > tutor Hunnlcutt et al to J H Tl hl«nant lot Clinch—Judge Qulncey J 1. Sweat, L<«on Mr ^V L Simmons, Mr Walter Wheel- residence, 60 Ho well street Monday on east side May^on and Turner s avenue \V 11 ao; G Dickernon for pli afternoon at J o clock er Mr if L Lunger, Mr Willie White 50x^10 feft March 15 1915 error J C Reynolds, E K and Mr Cfarl Tucker jl 500 — Paul H Clark to J A Alleyn lot contra. FRAMPTON E. ELLIS, Administrator nn bouthw eat side McDanlel street aO feet People B Bank of Savannah \ Pierce. PHONE IVY 3740 627 JtEALEY BUI1HING EMBARGO IS URGED southeast of High tower atreet 50x165 feet. from Jeff Du\ is—Judge* Conyera Bowden LEMMIXG—The friends and relati\e June 1. 1915 &. I nox, "tV M Farr, for plaintiff In error of Mr and Mrs W B Lemming^ an THEBONHEUR . JbOO — Charles S Raven to Mrs T F ^?SS%?SR¥W^^ familyLHIilli\ ., SirJA1 Os GVJ- AJi LemmingIJVlllllLlllg,, , MrJll s» LuJ_jU l ON EXPORT OF Fears, lot on south side Blue Rlt^ge ave- Judgments R«Ter«ed. 1 X* Lancabter are Invited to attend the fu * DECATUR, GA. ^ nue 610 feet eaet of Unmood avenue, 45x McDonald et al v Farmers! Supply com- 1 ;t> neral of Mr W B Lemming todi\ St. Louis. Mo, June 22—Congress- JOS leet February 25, 1915 my for uae, etc from Upson—Judge I <•'. (\\ednesdaj), June 23, 1915, at TODAY man L C Di er, ol Missouri, todav anlel Hugrh Thur-*ton, J B McDonald *" D. & C. FLATWALL PAINT j Jxum Deeds for plaintiffs In error Claude Worrlll, -•—^^ - —.—^^•••^^-^— i- — ii n i i , •-- .%• Majestic, "Minerva's Mission." made public a letter he had written to $1 200 —Mr s Anna E Williams to Mrs contra President Wilson urging a special ses- Mary C Osborn lot west Hide Oak street 85 Strlngfteld. administrator View Capital Lodge No 60, Odd Fel- Thanhouser, "$1,OOO Reward." sion of congress to pass laws to pro- feet north of Geneusee avenue. 50x130 feet from Ta> lor—Judge Ma thews. C "W Foy, Washable, Sanitary, Lasting H low s^ will have charge of the funeral hibit the exportation of munitions of June 21 1915 for plaintiff In error W E Steed, contra at the grave The follow ing named T*. ar during the period of the Euro- J2 000 — Fred R. McCulloch et al to Henry Sovereign Camp Woodmen of the World M Grotz, 237 St Charles avenue, 50x239 ShAW et al from Berrien—Judge T6Lom- gentlemen will please act as pallbear- pean war i A H Burnett W\ I> Bule, D M Dozier & Gay Paint Co. |ers and meet at the chapel of ** \i feet June IS 1915 Patterson & Son at 3 o clock Mr B St Paul Minn, June 22—A telegram $2 500 —"Willi s M Everett to Mlns Martha Bule for plaintiff in error Knight, Chas- F Ross, lot south side of a 15-foot alley at taln & Oasklns K K, Wllcox contra. 22 En.t B.T St.. JaekcOBTllte. F1«_ SI s. Broad •<«.. Atlanta. Ga. T McD.inle3. Mr J G "Walters Mr L •spnt to President Wilson tonight by Intersection of v^est aide North Boulevard Atlantic Coiwt Line Railroad company v SKNI3 FOR BOOKLET OP COI.OBS AMD P1UCE9. Mala 1110. L: u}enn>, Mr J A, "Ware, Mr Fred EM THEATER the national com ention of the Eng- between Irwln and Houston streets, 50x150 rant from Echola—Judge Thomaa Ben- \V« Maaafactnr* a palat for Ev*rr Fa*po*e. Atlaata S3*. Moseley and Mr J E Wallenhaupt G MARIETTA, GA. lish district of the Jt\ angelical Luther- feet June 19 1915 net & Branch for plaintiff in error B K. an synod, in session here. ulrges him $300 — Mrs XJzT-le Willing-ham to same lot Wllcox contra. to place an embargo on the exporta- south elde Emmett atreet, 103 feet east of BedlngfJeld v Moy«, from Laurene—Judge tion of war munitions to Europe Curran street 50x136 feet June 19, 1915 Hawkins Davis A Sturgla. J S Adams, Delegate** from all parts of the coun- Jl 500 — Mrs Ixiuise J Brown to Mrs. Ida for plaintiff in error. Ira 8. Chappell, Application for Charter. New Pictures Every Day, trj are attending the convention H Humph rJej*. Jot nortb *Ide McDonouyh :ontra. S2-A1JS OF GEORGIA, COUNTY OF Kryptok Bifocal Fttt-TOiV—To the Superior Court of A Profitable aaid County The petition of H A. Dean. Oscar Elsaa, W H Glenn. H W Salmon and W W. Home respectfully i epresenta Investment to 1this Honorable Court Bndal I ' That they desire for themselves, "Money spent for expert audit- Colorado has a their associates, successors and as- THE GRAND i Veil Ftllj Blgns, to be incorporated under the Ing is the most profitable Invest Colorado lai*s of the State of Georgia, for a. period of twenty <20) years, with the ment a business bouse of an} TODAY pn»rlleg6 of renewal thereafter, an pro- size can make way of lifting vided by law, under the name and Rose Coghlan, In "The Sporting "Honest men are forced into GEORGIA MANUFACTURERS' •ASSO- Duchess," V-S-L-E feature. CIATION bankruptcy because thsy ap not you off your mental feet; , 2 The office of the said incorpora- tion will be In Fulton Count>, Georgia, know vnere they are, because of fastening wings to your The Ballard Make at Atlanta, Georgia, but petitioners de- they do not get a true perspect Has proven a revolution to glaav- sire the right to establish actual head- ive on their business—one that wearers all over this country. quarters of the incorporation in the Far and near vision in one nolle! City and County of the residence of shows them where they are STRAND feelings and raising you to glaSs, absolutely invisible while the present president or any future on the face, no ugly seams or president of the Association drifting." — Saturday Evening blisters to cause trouble. Are all 3 The objects of th« said incorpo- TODAY an ecstasy of pleasure about Krjptok Bifocals the aarae? No. ration are not pencuniarj gain to Us Post I the material only from which members, but are to create and main- tain an organization of the manufac- "Fighting Bob," a five-act v Metro they are made Is patented Un- every recreation there. The \ Jess the grftiding ofUhe gl&sa. the turers of the State of Georgia for their picture, featuring Orrin Johnson. fitting of the eyes and the frame mutual benefit and protection, and to JOEL HUNTER <5 CO. adjusting1 is absolutely correct in that end establish a relation of mutual every detail you are certain to helpfulness between those engaged in Certified Public Accountants fascination of Colorado is have trouble We have more such enterprises, to promote the gen- than 20,000 satisfied customers, eral welfare of produttive industry in ATLANTA who are sending us their friends the State, to advocate a public policy No 2 Colorado. for real optical service If you favorable to the development of such VAUDETTT E have never been to u» ask some- Induatrlea and oppose propositions that Home of the Mirror Screen i one who has. ^ would tend to restrain such develop- ment, to create a medium that wij] TODAY facilitate the exchange of information Walter Eddward* and Mar Unusually low fares via Walter Ballard Optical Co. relating to matters of mutual Interest, 85 Peachtree St., (Clock Sign.) to secure, as a non-partisan body, the •Vfro-rc«l Bromcfco drama. enactment of beneficial and just laws, **\%here Blow.** "The COOB- { Frisco Lines to Colorado ATLANTA and to oppose legislation inimical to t.rT C»lrl reel the ^business interests of the state, to MORPHINE secure proper comparative freight ratea i and to California and classifications, and. to extend the and all dru^ and drink habits oTercome siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiiiihmiiL market ft?r Georgia manufactured by the modern, humane BTeal Treatment 1 product*, and to keep prominently be- VICTORIA This, of all years, is the one time to go fore the publto the Importance of auch at the ATLANTA XEAL INSTITUTE, I OF COURSE n Industi ies lor the general prosperity 229 Woodward Ave (Main 2795) Ask west; for added to the", goal of Colorado of the State. for free book and private references to TODAY E WeHavethcPlacetorYourGoods E 4. That the said incorporation shall is that of California and her wonderful have no capital stock, but desires to cured patients ^ Lillian Ruuell, In 1 JOHN «S. WOOOSIOE = be Incorporated under the law author- "Wildfire." world's fairs. Never again will two such izing the organization of corporations MMl InstHulM In 60Prlnc1p»l Cities = STORAGE CO., Inc. E of a literary, chai liable or social na- Worid Film feature. opportunity trips come in combination; ture, and there shall be no liability upon the members of the said incor- at such extraordinarily low fares. Oration for any debts which may be Eacurred by the *ald incorporation. Thru sleeper .ervice to Colorado ' fi. Petitioner* desire the right to re- CAROLINA PORTLAND ceive and accept gifts from its mem- AMUSEMENTS SAVOY vii Frisco Lines, the cool short-cut route by way of Memphis bers or other* for the purpose of carry- CEMENT COMPANY ing out the business of the incorpora- and over the Ozark hilll. Electric lighted Pullman sleepen ATLANTA. OA. > tion, and to receive yearly dues from lt •sltul^litlttr Is ton All C»r Lent I TODAY thru from Jacksonville, Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis to its various members for the purpose Denver—the natural point of stop-over for coattbound tour- •VFkoleaale Lumber, salnclea, Latfta. of paying the expenses of the aaid as- Mary Fuller and Mat Moore, In •late-eoated Aapaalt Sblaclca. sociation FORSYTH "Clrcua Mary," three-reel Victor ists. All steel chair cars and dining cars (Fred Harvey service). Acme Plaiter. KcmtoDe IVhlte 6 Petitioners desire for said Incor- Vaudeville I.lmr. Hrdrated Lime, tJtaadara' drama. "A Peach and a Pair," poration authority to accepnt amend- MNITA and LEW MEUN PRINCESS CUKBt. ments to ita charter* in accordance Nestor comedy. For Jttailtd informatim and itluttrattd G«rdn»r * Co. dtscriptwt faeraturt, addrtti frtaUin with the law. RAJAH 7. The corporation shall have the Joule Hralher Companr. right to have and use a common seal, 8ehw*rt» Bro«., KrcmoHna t,d Ofkcr A. P. Matthews, District Parsenjer Acent, FrUco Unas, to make all by-laws it may deem nec- aad Ihurm* Brother*. _ Ftttarts 6 North Fryer St., Atlanta, Ga. essary or proper, and to enact a con- T*HE ALAMO No. 1 Glimai Wall Paper Cleaner stitution for the government of iu •I TIM Idttle Playk»tu« Wltk m members, to establish offices at any * BlK Sfc.w. Also Cleans Tinted Walls point that may be necessary or proper, either within or without ythe State of Protantlau* flclure Program* "Her Alibi," two-real Mutual Georgia, to sue and be sued, and to- drama. "Hia Last Deal," Mutual have all the rights, powers and privi- 11 M. M. Ta Georgia Paint & Glass Co. leges that are necessary to properly drama. Kayatone comedy and carry out the purposes of said incorpo- GRAND 11 P. M. Charlie Chaplin In a Mutual. 35-37 Luckle Street ration, together with all the rights, poTri^rs and privilege a conferred by ROSE COGHLAN r.«w law upon auch incorporations. T WHEREFORE. Petitioners pray that "SPORTIWG DUCHESS" Thm thy OMtlllES they be Incorporated under the name and style aforesaid, with the powers. l»wp«lort>Bslsin privileges and Immunities herein set No, 2 of Coslta, CuWa «r forth, and a* may be now or here- after allowed corporations Of a nimilar character by the Jaws ^of the State of Qeorgla. EDGAR A NTSELY, THE STRANDS « , .. , Attorney for Petitioners Th* Hou»« With Clean Policy. Filed In office, thia the 8th da> of Tod«|> ami Thnmdny—Tht Mrtro Ttr- June. 1916 ARNOLD BROYLES, tnrn CorporaUon fmtvtf STATE 'oF GEORGIA, COUNT?kOF "FIGHTING BOB" FULTON—I, Arnold Broylea, Clerk of n.* M-U of Tbrtllliw l>r.m«tlc ActhM. = I the Superior Court of Fulton County jr~ | Georgia, do hereby certify that the foregoing la a true and correct copy ORIII JOHHSOM THE DESOTO of the application *or charter In the matter of Georgia Manufacturer*' As- sociation, as the ssam« appear* of Ala THIS WEEK ' In tnia office. Witness my official algnature and the Good, flrct-rttn picture* and Car- seal of said court, thla the 8th day of Hfll«'* Oanelno BeautiM, with a CEDARCROFT SANITARIUM June, 191 E. ehorw* that can dance. (Seal) ARNOLD BROTLES, DR. POWER GBIBBLKLSupU Clerk Superior Court. Fulton County, i Georvla, (I

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