THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION Daily ana Sunday, carrier delivery, 12 eenta we Vol. XLVI.—No. 284 ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY MORNING-, MARCH 26, 1914—TWELVE PAGES. SiMffle copies on the- streets and at newsstands, 5 cents.

LINES ARE DRAWN Suspect In Bank Robbery Attempt and His Pretty Wife MAGICIAN HELD ON CHARGE FOR HARDEST FIGHT OF BOLD ATTEMPT TO LOOT OF WILSON BANK IN HEART OF ATLANTA

Struggle Begins in House Edward Rhynata, of Denver, Colo., Arrested by Today for Repeal of Tolls , Kxernption Clause of the '• Call Officer James Palmer on a Charge of Panama Canal Act. '• Suspicion, After Howling Crowd Pursues the Would-Be Robber Who Held Up Negro Bank ALL THE HOUSE LEADERS in Auburn Avenue, Shot at Clerk, Hit Him ARE FIGHTING WILSON \ Over Head With Bludgeon, and Then Made Bolt for Safety. Personal Convictions on the Question Have Smashed Party Lines—Close Vote BANDIT STEALS BUGGY AND ELUDES Expected to Follow Bitter BIG MOB AFTER A WILD CHASE Debate.

Washington, Match 25 — Lines were sharply dra\v n tonight for the opening Keeps Back Many of His Pursuers by Rain of of the most bltterlv contested legisla- tive struggle that has confronted .President "Wilsons admim&ti ation — the Pistol Balls—Rhynata Denies Guilt, but Has fight to repeal the law giving Ameri- can < oastwise ships free passage | Been Positively Identified by a Number of through the Panama canal Opposing i forces divided for the f n st ^Ki. rnish | Blacks—His Wife, Bride of Year, Visits Him in the conflu t which i\ ill open v, hen rt special i ule is presented to tne house tomorrow T:o limit debate on the repeal at Police Station—Couple Say They Have controversy- . For- the first time sincr the demo- Worked in,Local Theaters. < iaUc administration took ehaige of The go\ ernment admimsti atiun lead- ei s found a strong, lesourceful and determined element TV i thin a partv op- Foiled in -A wildly desperate attempt to loot the safety jaults of the posed to a policv which President Wil- Atlanta State Savings Bank, a negro institution, in Auburn avenue, which son personally had espoused Personal held by police on charge'of to ing to loot negro bank on Auburn asenue, and his bride ot a \ ear j contained upwards of -$2,500 in gold and silver, a white would-be bandit, late • convictions on the question almost Edward Rhjnata, of Denver, who *ha\ e obliterated party line-* Monday, bludgeoned a negro clerk, fled into Houston street, seized a hors,e This political situation, -with the in- (and buggy, raced through the downtown streets, pursued by police officers ternational chat - Hams fcnd Cain streets has p'laced on his position as neces- Routed With Slaughter, sary to the successful conduct of the DECIDE ON MAY 5 OPPOSE ELECTION^ A short time later a man claiming to be an actor, and giving Ins name administiation s foreign polu-v, com- as Edward Rhynata, of Demer, Col. was arrested by Call Officer James bined to make up a situation fraught Palmer, in a room at Cam and Williams streets The suspect was taken to w ith complications Villa and Rebel Forces ffoujve JLeadera Oppose Wilson. CITY TO PASS OF MANY OFFICERS j the banking rooms. He was identified by six negroes as the man seen The president's supporters lumght | earlier in the day at the Odd Fellows' building, in which the bank is located. declared they were gaining giound in the house, and one enthusiastic admin- MAGICIAN SUSPECT isti ation leader predicted the passage Are Fleeing Torreon DENIES GUILT. of the repeal bill bj a majority of BYCIIY nearly one hundi ed. The more con- Rhynata, at police barracks, denied anj connection « ith the attempted servative members of both sides, how- / hold-up and subsequent assault The suspect is married, land for the past ev er, an-ticipate a hard-fought strug- week has been llvin at Cain an gle. with a bt tter and protracted de- Atlanta's Most Aggressive War Department of Dictator Proposal to Give Council I S a close vote. The attempted robbery of the savings institution, which is officered by Aligned against the president's de- Citizens Are Preparing to Huerta Announces Com- Right to Name Officials mand for the repeal are the three lead- J. O. Ross, W. F. Penn and C. C. Cater, reputable negro citizens, was in itself ers of the parties in the house — Repre- Victory Has Been Now Elected by People one of the most sensational circumstances ever occurring in the annals of sentative Underwood, of the derno- Wage Vigorous Campaign UNIVERSITY Atlanta's criminal history. ciats; Representative Mann of the re- 4s>r BiTg Civic Improvement. Gained in Crucial ^Battle of 'Will Bring- Fight: — "* The DanKr situated on tfie ground floor of the Odd Fellows' building, ; dock, of the ^ progressives. "Wings of If Vanderbilt Be Lorf, 200 Auburn avenue, has three entrances. One opens on the avenue, one all three liarttpa are. be,h.intl these lead- the War. 1 Atlanta's most aggressi\ e citizens— Institution Will Be Founded, Determined op-position to the charter opens into the hall of the buiJding , and one opens into an aJlej. A grill of ers On the Other"' hand, Chairman 1 Adam son, of the house interstate and physicans and la\men—who aie behind amendments which propose vesting in Iron work surrounds the banking counters, which have three wickets. One Says Bishop Hoss. council the power to elect city officers foreign commerce committee. Repre- the movement to float an issue of $750,- LOSSES OF THE REBELS of these is in Iront, one is on the side, at the center, and the third is near a sentative Henrj . chairman of the rules 000 bonds for a "Greater Grady Hos- now voted on by the people, was in- committee,; Representative Stevens, of dicated j esterday following: the meet- door which leads into the president's office, and also admits the clerks to Minnesota, and many other represen- pital," placed themselves solidly be- Baltimoie, March 25.—Unless there ESTIMATED AT 2,000 MEN ing of council's charter amendment the counting room. tatives ofT all three parties have ac- hind the project yesterday arid are to- 19 a. possibility of an appeal to the cepted the president's position. It g-en- day preparing to "wage a campaign un- supreme court of the United States committee. The Dank closes its books and doors at 5 o'clock e\ery day. But one eially was believed tonight that Ma- precedented in the history of the city. in the suit of the Methodist Episcopal Among other amendments to the employee remains until that hour, the other two leaving at 4 o'clock in joritx Leader L'nclerwood and other Enthused over the -widespread Inter- chui ch, south, against the ti us tees of charter the committee proposed that the afternoon. democrats, w hile sepaking against the According to Huerta Re- est created in the matter of the hos- Vandei bilt universitv, in Xashvilile, the chief of construction, .the comp- liiH and \ otmg against it, would "not Bandit Enters attempt to organize anv extended op- pital within forty-eight hours, the cen- Tenn , a strbng effort will be madei to ports, Rebels Were Lured troller, city marshal, clerk, treasui er, position ui t esort to obstructs e tac- tral committee met in the dh ectors* found a new university, whose control tax collector, superintendent of water- Bank. tics to pre\ent the passage of the bill. room of the I^owry National bank. shall be wholly in the hands of tJhe Into an Ambush and Shot works, warden and city recorder b"e on M ednusd.iv. .1 <> Hot,^ Ji son of First Tent \ ote JJkelj Today. There was absolutely no fi iction, and church, according to Hi shop E. E. elected by the ma>or and council The Vt noon tomorrow Chan man Henr> EAST LAKE SUFFERS the pi CM den l of the institution \\ AH Hoss, president of the board of educa- committee also -proposed including in \\ ill report a special rule, providing every suggestion offered was adopted Down — Rebel Agents at a No m the office of the establishment without dissent. tion of the Southern Methodist church for fifteen hours of general debate on the amendment a clause making the after J o t lock He sat at v, jpdoiv the repeal bill, and allowing no oppor- May S the Date. Thib board claimed control of Vahder- Juarez Say They Have No minimum salaiy jjf the chief of con- Xo 2 in the center of the counting tunity for amending the measui e. An M.ay 5, the clay of the count;, elec- bilt universtt\ until the decision' of struction $5,000 per annum and the attempt will be made to fix four hours News of the Battle. FRONTSECOND BLAZE room, it vtoik making out some noteb tion, TV as agreed on by the committee the supreme coui t of Tennessee last maximum $7,000 The committee was as a limit of debate on the proposed week stripped the church of all au- which \vcie to be ipnevvcd bj dcposi- i ule. If this is accomplished the first as the date for submitting the bond divided on the proposition to permit test vote will come late tomorrow question to the voters of Atlanta. A thor itj or ownership. Mexico City, March 25 —The w a.r de- council to elect the above named offi- toi s in the institution toda.v afternoon on the adoption of the»rule. committee, composed of Robert L*. Foi e- Bishop Hoss, who is attending- the partment makes the claim that the reb- cers, and it was recommended that Thomas B. Paine and His About 1 JO, so far as Ross caji re- x Baltimore conference, said today. Suppo'teis of the president arere pi man. Dr. "W S Elkin and A. R. Col- els under Villa were routed at Torreon Alderman Thomson, Councilman Bo>n- member, a white man \\eailng ;t fitiff pai ed to argue that the exemption of Wife Help in Extinguish- coid, was appointed to make arrange- "The general conference surely will with great slaughter eai ly today ton and City Attorney Mayson get to- hat, gray suit and glasses, entei ed the American snips from canal tolls is a ments for a whirlwind campaign of take steps to keep up its standards of gether and draft an amendment. violation of the Hay-Paun ,fote Eight hundred men. under Geneial bat k. through the door w hich leads .ay-PauncL ,fote j publicity and education, and Colonel education and found a university of its \V ill OPPOHC Amendment, ing Fire at the Club Boat- into ttae counting room from the hall. treaty; that it is a form of subsidj. to Robert Lowry, who presided as chair- own, if it is robbed of Vanderbilt, and Joaquin Maas and Geneial Javiei de tlle special interests, and the; ,repeaC|JC«l. ,ios r-;>PS- - •t ma n oof f tnthee g,general committee, was i niost likely course will be to take Moure, it is announced, arrived oppoi- Strong opposition to the amendment Koss immediate! v ceased his T\ ork ma house. and walked to window Xo 3, which is sential that the president may rai ry j authorlzed to appolnt at his leisure, a one of the present church colleges as tunel> from Saltillo in lime to add will be offered in council by the city out his foreign policy On the othei next to the door which admits the committee of three to raise the neces- a foundation greatly to the federal vlctoo The reb- officials who v. Ill be effected by the hand. opponents vv ill declare that t lerks to the space behind the bank sai y funds for carrj ing on the cam- els are said to be retreating1 northward change. Once before the proposition Following the big fno American shipping needs the free use paign nig-ht which destioved the East Lake I counter s of the canal. tnat transcontinental with ttie federals pounding at then- \Vas brought to the Attention of city The committee authorized Dr "W S. WILSON IS WARNED rouncilmen with a view of having the (Country clubhouse of the \tlanta Ath- 'Get into that vault. \ ou black ," railroads f**ai the competition' of free Elkm, one of theslea tiers in the cam- rear v mode oC electio.ns chang- letic club, fire bioke out tbe bo.it- said the «. hite nun, "bring out th.it American"* ships and that to i epoal the pa.gn to make tr. ! Grady hospital the but the op- free tolls section v\ uuUl be "ti uekliiiK COXEY WILfL LEAD < nuKht in aii \ml>u»Ii. position and sentiment as so stron_g house last night about 11 30 clock in ca&h and hand it over quick" to Great Britain TV ithout exhausting greatest institution in the south, to Ross, taken b.\ suiprJse, stepped back confer v, ith Ha> or "Woodward. The It is admitted that VilUs men entei- against it that no act' ,n was e\er the ladies' locker i oom fiom a detec- diplomatic negotiations " HIS SECOND A'riMY ed l^erdo, a subuib of Torreoii but it ..,,,„„ ti%e flue, threatening for a time to de- from the wicket ,ind a-i he did HO the An ef foi t v, ill be made, if the rule conference \v ill be for the purpose of Istrov it. .No golf sticks were buined urging the maj or to call a special 13 explained that tliis was a i use on would-be bandit walked in through the is adopted, to press debate to a con- Among other proposed changes '»|,n t'he tire as it did not roach the door. Thovung A gun on Ross the hold- meeting of counc-1 to pass on resolu- the part of General Velasco to am- clusion and reach a vote on the bill late Cleveland. Ohio, March 25 — Presi- the charter discussed by the commit- lmcn's locker room up again repeated his orders, adding Saturday. If debate is prolonged. tions which will be submitted authoriz- dent Wilson w as warned of the de- bush them As soon as they were well tee was the ad\ isability of electing! Tr e night watchman disco\ered ing the issue hov\ ever, the final vote ma> go over parture for Washington of a second nto that territory, the federal artillery uomen on the school board, parks, fne and ga\e the alarm B until next w eek. The central committee will meet "Coi-ej 's arm.t ," which it is said will Thiasher, E H Matthews, manage! of again on Saturday. In the meantime, shelled them out, the cavalry charging brarj, health and hospital committees. Bitter Keeling in Senate. start April 16 from' Maaaillon, Ohio, Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin, president of th the club, and Mr. Argo, superintendent Weather Prophecy there will be no lost motion. The sev- as the rebels started to retreat % he In the senate toda> the feeling over the starting point for the first "army" federation of Women's Clubg, an d of the golf link", chanced to be pres- CLOUDY the proposed repeal was demonstrated eral subcommittees will get busy with twenty > ears ago . today. Generals'Maas and De Moure are re- Hamilton Douglas appeared be- ent, and, securing axes, they cut an in debate precipitated by Senator the council representatives and urge ported ^to'have made the distance be- the committee and urged that at opening in the flooring, and with the them to support the scheme when it is "General ' J. S. Coxey, of Masaillon, f.corffla — Cloudy with p Chamberlain, who called up his reso- the leader tonight mailed the m-esi- tween Hlpolito ' and Torreon in fifty least five women be allowed to sit on assistance of Thomas B. Paine and his offered at the special meeting wife, -who had come to aid the fire shower* Tfauradny and Krtdar. lution requesting the secretary of war dent a letter telling of his plans and armored ^automobiles, which they were boards. Attention of the committee for information as to the expense of "We want to get council to give carrying, the railioad having been cut was called to the fact that the peti- fighters, dashed buckets of ^vater into unanimoua approval to the project." inclosing a pamphlet on "The Coacey the fire hole in the nick of time, there- maintaining' impi o\ ed vvaterwav s and p at Hipolito. tioners represented more than 8,000 IjOt-nl Report. canals within the United States Sena- Colonel Lowrv said "And we want thej *an of Setting the Idle to Work on women banded tog-ether in club organi- by saving further spread of flames I^ov-est temperature 45 tor Chamberlain assai1^ Andrew Car- people of Atlanta to give the project j Market Roads and Other Public Im- The rebef losses in dead and wounded sations and thev emphasized the fact Cnief Cum rain,s of the fire depart- I Iighest temperature , .. 65 negie and the Q-^regie endow rnent their support " provements " are reported to be 2 000 that more than twenty-four -cities have ment, made a ten-minute run to the Mean temperature 55 1 Xormal temperature .. ..55 for international peace, derlaring that Vote at Same Place. The "armv expects to arrive in en women the right to participate countrj. duT>. The auto fire engine of Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches . DO Mr. Carnegie's friendship for Great I Councilman A R. Colcord. who is Washington May 21, Coxey sa> s, to pe- REBELS ARE IN GLOOM m city affairs. No 13 fire station, corner of DeKalb Deficiency smor> fir^t of month, Britain was "treasonable." [ also w orking hard 111 the interest of tjUOJi the president and congress for Iitfreade Mem berah f p. and .Moreland avenues, arrived on the Jut hes , . i oo "If Andrew Carnegie, vv ho continu- measures which i\ill give work to the OVER NEWS FROM FRONT The committee favored the proposal scene about the same time the chief ' Defieienc* since .Januai; l. Inches 8.J7 ally asserts the cause of Great Britain, unemployed tc increase the boards to seventeen did and the firemen, with the aid of Continued on Page Twelve. 1 Report* From "\ arlon* Maflaon. were the cltzen of an> other nation. "This w ril give >ou fort> -five davs El Paso, Texas, March 21 —Meagre members instead of twelve, in order chemicals, *quickl\ put out the fir* he would be charged with treason," advices from the front toda\ we're to give the women at least five rep- A small par? of the flooring and a STATIONS Temperature. R*ln declar*Kl Senator Chamberlain. "He has to inform yourself of the object of this few lockers were burned . , and fitato of ^4fi rs mixed in character, but out of the med- resentatives, and will ask City Attor- WEATHER. never hesitated to spend his millions in second maich," Coxov's letter says, i 7 p.m. 1 High. Itnohe* "and to consider the practicability and ley seh-ooled obiserve ~s here said thev ney Maj son to draft a resolution in- Atlanta, cloudy 62 i 6 » endeavoring to men lea te a reciprocal corporat4ng the change 00 feeling; for Great Britain in the minds justice of our demands. drew the conclusion that the rebels met GEORGIA TANGOERS Bif-niinyrham, ' rain. 58 1 6-t .10 Ask The Wilmer L. Moore, ex:-president of th' Boston, clear. . 40 50 .00 at* the people of the United States" "On the previous march two other at Torreon and Gomez Palacio, an Brownsville, < Idy . 7 „* 7 fi leaders and myself were jailed twenty chamber of commerce, and Robert 1 00 Mr. Chamberlain's attack on Mr. enemj in nowise inferior^and that their Foreman appeared before the commit* DANCE LIKE COOKS, Buffalo, cloudy 4S ."iS 01 Carnegie came as the climax to an da>s for our efforts." attack had been checked at the outset Charleston, p cidy . 5b 64 00 CorastStytDorn tee and urged that instead of on« board S Chicago, clear hour of hot argument, during w hich of the battle proper. DECLARES TEACHER ".4 bl! OK Senator Jones, who also opposed a re- of Health there be two boards created,' Denvei, p clotidv 60 *»4 00 Rebel officials at Juaiez as well as one to have charge oC the sanitarj DesMomes, cloud j i '^ ,"ib peal of the tolls exemption, had read, FEDERAL RAILROAD .u refugees iiT this city say they place affairs of the city and the other to su- Galveston, rain . 6-' 68 .00 under protest, several letters attacking: Pvome. Ga., March 25—(Special f — Ilatteras, clear r>i 66 .00 FOR THE SETTLf.RS more reliance on dispatcher from pervise the health affairs. Other refc- Helena, clear. ' J „' the contention of President "Wilson. ommendations made by the expert who Rome societ\ people 'are up in arms Senator Jones, one of those opposing legitimate correspondents aft the f i ont Kansas-Cit>, p cly 64 66 .^4 repeal, read a letter from. William B. surveyed Atlanta's health department at caustic criticisms of their manner I^noxville, rain ,"»6 fiti .01 A BUREAU of Boarding "Washington, March 25—Secretary than on so-called official dispatches. tor the Russell Sage foundation were of dancing the modern dances, voiced Louisville, cloudy 5Q '.(> .24 I,arkm. of Boston, assailing President Iiane. "of the interior department, to- One of the correspondents today wired: urged. Memphis,, cloudy. 62 6i .30 "Wilson's contention and sa> ing: "the m by Mi&s itylara Jennings, of New Yorlc, Miami. < lear. 70 7S * and Rooming House day announced he haa authorized the "Villa saj s wi^s will be open when The committee will meet again be- .00 president should be recalled to the construction of a railroad 20 miles a dancing" teacher, who has c-orae here Mobile, cloud j 6^ 6J 18 classic shades of Princeton instead of Information is conducted for he reaches Torreon." fore council's regular session to take to instruct them in the gentle art of Montgomery. , cldy . . GO 66 1" long, south of Yuina. Ariz. to provide up a number of other matters involv- Nashville, cloud> . . 60 00 being permitted to continue to bulldoze f transportation facilities for the farms In the course of the day no other 1 tangoing-. the p it b 1 i c"s» consultation ing cha nges in the charter. Mis'b Jennings' ctitidsms also ap- New Orleans, rain 60 64 2 Ob accredited representatives of the Amen- * and settlers of the Yuma irrigation pr"ess dispatch was receixed. but this New York, cloudy. 42 44 plied to the people of Atlanta and Co- 00 can people 111 congress.'* j1 You are invited to use the project The road will be built along? one. it was said, plainly earned the Oklahoma, P cldy ' 72 80 04 lumbus, where she has conducted Phoenix, cloudy. 7o 76 Senator Hoke Smith, Senator Lewis!* same free of charge. the levee running south from Yuma inference that the attack on Torreon POISON IS PLACED .00 and other democratic leaders failed by | ? and will be of standard gauge. It is clashes, but she exempts Athens, stat- Pittsburg, cloudy. 60 70 .00 \ anous parliamentary tactics to pre- j * Have \ ou a room for rent ? only had. begun IN BIBLE COVERS ing that the dancers there are more re- Portland, cloudy , . 46 48 04 expected to be completed withfn sixty Rebel advices here toda> were that fined and less vigorous than those of KaLlelgh, p tlotfdV . i G2 1°. .00 vent the reading- of the letter. 2 It should be listed in The days. San Krancisco. p c.r r>2 .00 Senator Thomas, democrat, interrupt- \ I Constitution's Bureau of Villa was attacking the outskirts of New York, March 25.—The Ameri- the other cities in GfMjrgia. She de- St. Ivouiij, clear, . 66 74 .06— cd the reading of similar letters, to j f Tori eon and that two-thirds of the clares that the wig-glJs, squirms and St. Paul, deal . .'34 38 i/T can'Bible society sent a thousand Salt Lake City. cly. 44 4« ask Mr. Jones' opinion of the pres" 11 Boarding- and-Rooming I Bibles, printed In the Gilbert Islands hops which characterize the dances, .00 Macomb Heads War College, rebel army, under the direct command especially of the > ounger set, are Shrevetiort. cl«Mr. . 6S 74 .2" tient's motives in urging repeal. i* House Information. Honolulu. March "5.—Brigadier Gen- of General Eenavides, was engaged language, to Micronesia today. The Spokane, cloudy . . 40 45 01) neither attractive, beautiful nor re- Vicksburg. cloudy. 7? 74 Believes l>\ilaon Is Honest. eral Montgomery M. Macomb sailed to- IIany Execated by Villa. Bibles, which «ost the society $1,367, fined; that this manner of dancing is Oft "J believe the president to be ai.tr Telephone Main 5000 day on the liner Wilhelmina for San Tampa, cloud i .' . 71! .00 Unconfirmed rumors had it that are ^a gift to the American board's not in v ogue in the north except Toledo, cle<*u 5!i 5X _04 -ij or Atlanta 5001 Francisco. -He -v\ill go ta Washington Micronesian mission. To protect th<* among cooks and chauffeur;*, and that Washing-ton, plj^r ^6 | 66 1 00 Continued on Page Twelve. .to assume the presidency of the war Bibles from insects the bJuders -worked college. Continued on Page Two. not one person in Rome dances an> of poison into the covers. the new steps correctly i C. F. von HERRMANN. '- ,* Section Director. EWSPAPERl Pasre Two THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 26; 1914.

.he order to empty the cash trays into the pit of his stomach, stepped towards tained he. had disappeared like a raib- is in progress this morning In the out- us coat pockets. bit in its burrow. skirts of Torreon." Ross, with the bandit's gun held to the partly opened vault. The cash This was the text of a message drawers had been locked in an inner Police Set SICK SENATOR CHEERED from the south given out officially safe an hour before. Ross tried to SECRETARY OF WAR here today. There were no details, and explain this to the man. Dragnet. official prophecy was readjusted to the "There is rto money here," said Ross. Immediately the reserves, itt charge effect that it might be several days " "You're a liar," > snapped back the of Captain Terry, drew a dragnet before the federal stronghold could be FOR C01TON EXCHANGES BY VISIT FROM WILSON taken. bandit. around the block bounded 'by Harris and Cain streets. Call men, detec- Ofiicers at rebel headquarters were Uneeda Biscuit Struggles With KIADESCAPEGOAT silent about the fact that no press dis- tives, uniformed men arid officers Washington. March 23.—President ' patches ca-me through, and also about Ncmrishment—fine fla- Bandit. c-om'bed, the block, searching ou-thouses, Amendments Proposed by Sen- Wilson kept pace today with his prece- , the statement at Mexico City that the cellars and houses. dent-shatter ins reputation and exem- rebels had been repulsed in an attack I As the marauder spoke the words Premier Asqaith Explains ; on Torreon. vor—purity—crispness i Ross lungred forward. The bandit'-s hand Hundreds of residents in -the neigh- ator Smith to Force Legiti- plified the human side of himself which borhood stood in the streets. Homes he described in a talk to newspaper The last new spaper telegrams last —wholesomcness. Alt } holding the revolver •was forced above mate Business. night stated that the rebels had pos- his head. In the brief struggle, the pis- were deserted. Volunteers by the Army Mutiny to'Commons. men a few days ago, by motoring to session of tlie railroad roundhouse, score aided and hampered the police the home of Senator "William J. Stone, which is on the outskirts of Gomez for 5 cents, in the tol exploded. The bullet waa embedded in the closing-in process "wnioli finally in a set of ledgers stacked on an upper Seely Resigns, But Asquith of Missouri, who has been sick, and | Palacio. moisture-proof package. netted, a suspect. Washington, March 25.—.(Special.)— having- a chat about official basinets. A personal telegram from General shelf. Policemen, with flas-hlamps, went Senator " Hoke Smith has intro- Senator Stone, who is the new chair- Benevides to Ins father said: Ross, tightly locked in the embrace alone into darkened shanties ferreting duced amendents to the Smith, of Refuses Resignation. man &f the foreign relations committee, "All is •well with, us." of the would-be hold-up, struggled I out sleepy-eyed negroes and prtytest- South Carolina* bill, regulating cotton has been ill for several weeks and only backward in the dimly-lighted bank j '"g^0™^^ swo^'that he had seen exchanges which he believes, if passed, today was able to be out for a short ' strong box. The pair crashed through bandit hide away under his home, will force the cotton exchanges to do I'Otidon. March 25.—The government time. He had sought a conference with the today published its promised state- the president, who suggested that he the opened door and into the banking ] TWO men combed the ground under the only a legitimate business. The amend- visit the senator rather than have him How I Darkened My room. ' house with no results. ments, of which there are several, and ment of its dealings with the revolt- go to the tHuublf of visiting the white Again the bandit's revolver spoke. Meanwhile James Palmer, one of the most of which apply to the technical ing officers of the Third cavalry bri- house. Senator Stone agreed that such, call men, attac-hed to the police bar- gade, and fche house of commons held Gray Hair The bullet tore its way through a racks, ivemt into a grocery store at the practices of exchanges, will be accepted an arrangement would be fine, and ground glass door and found lodg- corner of Cain and. WMliams streets. by the author of the bill. The most another heated and disorderly session, j when the president arrived at the sen- Between the documents presented and ' ator's apartment the meeting was a ment in the ceiling of the banking He questioned the store keeper as he important of the amendments is the most cordial one. Lady Gives Simple Home Recipe That room. •bought some chewing tobacco. The one providing that the only cotton al- the various statements drawn from ' store keeper declared -that the 'bandit lowed to'be delivered shall be one of cabinet ministers, vital facts of the j She Used to Darken Her Gray ROES, all but losing his strength in his had de&erted th-e buggy in whlcfa he fight against his heavier and taller op- the grades recognized by the govern- affair were made clear. They reveal ROUTED AT TORREON Hafr. had -made his wild flight within ment standardization, and that in case a comedy, or tragedy, of errors perpe- ponent, threw all of his weight stone's throw of his store- trated biy Colonel Seely, secretary of against the door leading into the cus- I jbelieve that hold-u is within another grade than the one purchased REBELS ARE FLEEING For yoars I tried to restore my gray sound of my voice," said the store Is delivered, the difference in the price state for war, and Sir Arthur Paget, hair to its natural color with the pre- tomers' room. The door swung to, keeper. catching the bandit on the legs as he paid shall be the actual difference in oommandlns" the troops in Ireland. pared dyes and stains, but none of Palmer then started a house-to-'house Colonel -Seely took all the blame on Continued From Page One. them grave satisfaction, and they were started to sprawl hie length on the f se-arc'h. market value. Another amendment all e\peiisivo. I finally ran onto a provides for the abandonment of what himself. He frankly declared he had { Baronet Biscuit marble floor. Pinrlti TVTan Villa had executed 200 federal pris- simple recipe which I mixed at home r mab lv±an is known as the pro-forma system of made a great mistake. His written j that grlves wcmclcrful results I gave As the bany a committee from Atlanta to urge tain It without compulsion in tJhe same dition m every respect. the suggestion of that city as the site spirit that it is maintained by officers. Terms, one-third ca..sh, on»»- third in J for a federal reserve bank will not To our convalescent friend tw(*l\e iTionLht. and the balance can be take place, as Senator Hoke Smith was probably be arranged for a period o£ "nformed by Secretary of the Treasury time. bl. -_ .. hlch p -. . at the hospital: Ask the cloudy, the bladder irritated; when McAdoo today that the committee MRS. BELL GUNNESS If interested communicate with us. the officers passed through the crowd would hear no further arguments and ~JKROflCHIH$" CATAKW1 COLDS" care the above address for further par- you have an unusual flog; of urine, and surrounded the suspect. Auburn AGAIN IN LIMELIGHT nurse to phone us and we scalding, dribbling, straintng or tou avenue was pierced with cries and consider no additional briefs. frequent passage from the bladder— shrieks from the thousand of negroes will send a few Bath Robes your head and back aches—your an- gathered'in the thoroughfare. Favorable Report on S pence. JONES & OGLESBY kles or eyelids are swollen, spots be- The senate judiciary committee to- L,a Porte, Ind., March 25.—For the and Lounging Robes for se- fore the eyes, leg cramps, shortness Wife Comes day reported favorably the nomination fifth time the county commissioners ATLANTA, GA. of breath, sleeplessness and despond- of Judge W. X. Spence to be district have been persuaded to appropriate lection. Very necessary and ency, dizzy spells, and If "weather is To Station. attorney of the third division of Alas- railroad fare for investigation of a re-' bad you have rheumatism, try the fol- fa. Judge Spence will probably be port that Mrs. Bell Gunness has been comfortable. $3, $3.50, $4, $5. The auto, carrying the hold-up a-nd confirmed tomorrow. He js here and "found" Clint Cochrane, a marshal A simple, safe and effective treatment for lowing: Get from any reliable drug- the"officers, was" put into high'speed when the Gunness "murder farm" was gist a 14-oz. bottle of Stuart's Buchu ^ de to police Sar- expects to be sworn in before return- bronchial troubles,avoidingdrugs. Vapor- d a record run a ing to Georgia. exploited in 1!)08, left La Porte today ized Cresolene stops the paroxysms of The writer recommends a EDUCATIONAL and Juniper Compound. Take a spoon- racks. There the man was searched for Neville, Sask., where the northwest Whooping Cough and relieves Spasmodic ful after meals. Drink plenty of water, jan d his record booked. He was put into mounted police have under surveillance Croup at once, Ib is a. boon to sufferers Youngs Hat. $3. But if you Drop the use of sugar and sweets. In >a close cell and left to himself with- Sparks Is Confirmed. a woman homesteader. from Asthma Tha aircarrying: the anti- a day or so your kidneys will act fine out further questioning on the-part of The senate today confirmed the According- to the reports from Can- septic vapor, inspired with every breath, prefer a Stetson, all well and and natural. Stuart's Buchu mix&d I the detectives nomination of A. S. Sparks, Sr., as ada, the woman was recognized as Mrs. makea breathing easy; soothes the SOre with Juniper has been used tor years An hour later the little woman whom postmaster at Lafayette. Ga. Gunness by a man who went to school throat and stops the Cough, assuring- rest- good. All shapes, $3.50 and to clean out impurities fr.om the kid- i Rhvnata said wag his wife came to the with her In Norway thirty years ago. ful nights. It is invaluable to mothers neys and bladder, also to neutralize | police station. Sobbingly, she asked Four bodies taken from the ruins of with young1 children. $4.00. But, said our hat the uric acids in the blood and urine chief Beavers to be allowed to see her APPEAL TO UNCLE SAM the burned Gunness home were declar- Send us postal for 'Corner S. Fryor and HartTer Sts.,. Afloat* QJ> bine freedom with fashion and good looks. "We 'worked! a week at the Bonita Clover, Forent- and Skin Disease*. Plm»te». > !.*»(•«. theater in February," the suspect said. WEARS LIKE"6(T sightly appearance. I tried different •ville or any a^..^-^. n-.i ...!.—.•... • c * t a- r r fi, Ulews. "Have you done any work since?" he kinds of soaps, creams an-d massages j I Sort* an4 AeaU was asked. Standard Batter 29c rroubtm. PILES *fH The vests, too, are made skeleton with ath- "That's none of your business, he LOOKS LIKE"50" and also a strict diet, but I could get ! FOUNDNo Limit. FISTULA. KUn«y. replied. His wife, however, had said Bltdior am CHrw- no relief. Resinol Soap and Reainol KINGAN'S RELIABLE Cared ic DiteuM. aome time before that her husband Ointment caused me instant relief. By letic shoulders and patch pockets. and herself had not worked on the yet costs but 25c, due Bacon. 1 to. 3-ponud piece., Ib., idvtc* frcft Do not stage since February. the time another jar of Keeinol Oint- 14'/=c. KINGAIV'S SLICED Bacon, lel&y. Tou OUT ar- When Rhynata was Hocked in his cell to our perfect-process and ment and ca«ke of R/eslnol Soap were 1-lh. box, Ib, 28c. range weekly at his wife was' taken befiore Captain montiUj payment*. Jett. She was questioned - briefly and durable 4-ply cable-twist gxjne, I can truthfully say that U was CASH 8ROCERY CO., 37 S. Broad then released. She returned to her a complete cure. My face had assumed buckle**. FKEE *t- A beautiful range of exceptional fabrics rooms in Williams street. heels and toes. its former co-lor and looks, due to Res- Officials of the bank where the at- inol Soap and Resinol Ointment. They^ t txrfy at $15, $18, $20, $25 and up tempted robbery and murderous as- All hading dealers. are, I thinlt, the bent for any s3cin trou- u1 uam I sault was perpetrated declared last &K«bilt high •nand tobacco and Lymph Cam»ouad combined wltb my 4Lract For Sale by boils, piles, etc. For trial size, free, cicarette*. Big .took of premium, on LruKtmeal. Can Identify band. Special welcome to ladiea. Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.: Sunday 10 to 1. 61 Peachtree Street , write to Resinol, Dept- 8-R, Baltimore, DR. HUGHES, 8pecial.it. The GLOBE CLOTHING COMPANY Md. A few unscrupulous dealers tny to 16 Vi N. Broad Street, just a Caw doom from "Suspect. Marietta St.. Opposite Third Nail Bank. Young Hose, seen at his home, 405 89 Whitehall St. and Belli substitutes for Resinol- Ixx>lc out Jiarbour'a Smoke Honae. AtUnt*. Georgia. "West Hunter street, last night, declar- _.. 74-76 South Broad St. for them. 41 North Pryor street. • It A INEwSPAPERf lEWSPAPERf \

THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. Page Three.

auditor congratulating: them for com- en o\able than on \e«terda> He is- Ol'ADOO CONGRATULATES pleting a half century of service to cerded - 009 feet and Circled the clt% the £0\ernment. SI*- Bailey Is 83 >ears ll\ns^ <=e eral miles before descending TWO AGED EMPLOYEES BUSINESS MEN BLAMED FIMASTERS OPEN Splendid order c haracterizetj the im old and Mr Keene "o and a cnil war PROBETELEGRANIS mens-e crowds Phei e A\as not an ac Washington irarch 23 —Secretar* veteran Secretary McAdoo TV as in cident 01 an ariest eithei das ( Me 4.doo toda\ wrote to Thomas C formed both were discharging their Bailey and Thomas P Keene employees duties w ith great satisfaction to the \ in the office of the interior department auditor FOR LOSS OF MEMBERS FIRE BY THE FIFTH REGIMENT Committee Will Spend Thurs- LAXATIVE FOR OLD What is Woman's I Messages Signed "John ! day in Considering Offers That the business men of Atlanta by I Submitted. their objection to their employees " majors i Black" Received by James PEOPLE-"CMETS" Beauty but Health serxing in the national guard of the and captains State, are about to be responsible for the "captain W H Leah\ f the 3Oint I Conley and Others Will The board of firemasters with Ma\ destruction of the Fifth regiment was imrmttee said < or James G "Woodward presiding as Salts, Calomel, Pills, Act on The value oft an efficieeincieli t national chairman met yesterday foi the pur And the Basis of Her Health and disclosed at a joint meeting of com1 1 guard to Atlanta has been demonstrat Be Investigated, nut tees from the Atla-nta Chamber o>f end on more thatna.ini outone: uuvimiuioccasioni whe*v ucn» pose of opening" bids oil engines to be Bowels Like Pepper Acts Vigor Lies in the Careful Reg- Commerce and from the Fifth regi the military rendered splendid service purchased for the fifth and eighth in Nostrils. to the cit\ in preser\ ing order and wards " ent at the chamber Quarters ~~ the committee from the chamber ex : Detectn es and attoine the ulation of the Bowels ssd.a> afternoon The American La Frince Engine pressed surprise at the state of affairs.I FranK. case are imestig-atinD g the companj represented 111 \tlaiita bs P The joint committees that If woman s beautj. depended upon _gain next Frlda>„ for the »--•.purpo! ^ ' SU^S!£SS,S. "ll^'S ^o^t^l! -urce of numerous telegrams t, \ Hebert submitted the lowest bid for Get a 10 cent box now cosmetics e /er\ \v oman ~w ould be a. of defining a line of action whereby should be done at once to change the. ha\e come from Newark N T sigignei d a triple combination 8 000 gallon per Alost old people must gi\ e to th^ picture of loneliness But beaut\ lies -" *•' It will be the J John Black, w hich the investigatortors minute capacit> motor driven engine bov els some regular help else they deeper than that It lies in health in •nrmtttm *n in j kejigve are evidence of a consp racy suffer from constipation The condi the majority of cases the bails of The price new was $8 oOO The com tion is perfectly natural It is just as health and the cause of sickness can pany submitted a price of ?9 oOO for an natura1 as it is for old people to wain. be traced to the action of the bowels slowH For age is nevei so active as The headaches the lassitude the sal engine of a larger t\ pe with a capacity of 1 <>00 gallons per minute The cit\ •v outh The muscles aie less elastic low akin and the lusterless e> es are ^nd the bowels aie muscles usually due to constipation feo jnan> LI to the welfare or tne communit> has two La France engines in. use and t.o all old people iieecj Cascareti things that women do habitualH con , Atlanta is the onl> cit> in the soutQ h , Conlej thf conv ieted negro _ both have gi\en sati^fatt < 11 One mipht is well refuse to iid weak duce to this trouble Thev do not eat just been able to obtain men with a full regiment of irfantry ™^ ' comp ice -Vnolhei Has sent to The The bids w ere at, follow s Vln ens e^ es with glasses is to neglect this careful J> th©\ eat indigestible foods _ to niaintain the fu*l comple , it is felt b\ the committe that < Fox Engine compin\ '** ^00 with gentle aid to w eik bowels The bow because the foods ire ser\f d damtiU ment of companies necessary to the lencouragement should be p \en to constitution Others, are <=aid to have tls must be 1 cpt irtn e This is im and they do not f-xercise enough But been leceu ed bi various persons in chemical equipment \mci ican L i maintenance of the regiment poitant at all afces but ne\er so much w hatev e" the p-aiticala ause ma be \tlanta who are associate 1 with the Trance $S 500 for one and *S J 00 lor is it nfu it is important that the condition The loss of a single compan\ it was sner the call of any dutj, it ma-v be .Fiarm. case one with chemical equ pment J\ott Ln itated will mean, the loss of regiment reauired to perform Age ib not i t me foi harsh phvslc^ should be COTB t-ed .The message to the jiegro prisoner gine compan> 38 7^0 foi two engines "i outh ma occd-sionall^ whip the bow \n ldea.1 remedj for women and ore WK»» C S \ V'NCE. il headquanters to Atlanta since the The committee from the A-tlanta- els mtb a t \ it\ B it A lash can t be especially suited to tne i delicate re Chamber of Commei ce wis a** follow« w arned him against Detecti\e Burns, or $9 500 for one 1 uitweiler Pngine l :ompanies of nearby £owns which compam. $S 820 for engine \\ithout used e\ei\ di> "VS hat the bowels <-f quirements is I>r Caldnell s S\ rup nine jenedi like =\rip Pepsin acts t olonel E E Pomei ov chairman and accused him of being a fake de the old nted is a gentle and natural Pepsin TV hich thousands of w omen m Idlv >ut pe rmanentl> ivere formerly available to fill out the Vi, ilmer L. Moore Colonel t T PiJ^on tective Tne Constitutions telegram chemical equipment Robin«on Lngnie endorse hlghlj amons them Mrs C b necessary numbers for the regiment 1 Ijpps Brow n John. Moi ris br 1* O companj ?S " 5 for engine ind 5 00 tonic One that can be con stan tlv It fan 1 be conv enientK obtained at bore a similar message and asked that used .wit! out htrm 1 he onl\ sucli Vance of oil Ra> fat New Castle Pa ani drug store at fifty cents 01* one can no longer be attached to the Fifth Foote additional for chemical equipment tonic is Cascaret^ and the\ cost onlv \t times she had spells of indigestion dollai a > Jttle Results are always The committee from the Fifth Infan it be delivered to Conle> "Wa-terous companv 58 U7o tor engin« regiment This means then that the Immediately upon receipt of the tel 10 cents per box it an> drug store so severe that she thought she would guaranteed or mone\ will be refunded loss of one company will lea\e one of tr\ was without chemical They work while v o i sleep die Syrup Pepsin regulated her s,tom ^ ou w 11 find It gentle in action pleas Colonel Orville H Hall Liuetenant- egram which came to Conley \tto-- The committee took the b ds ach and bowels and $>he attributes her ant in t uste and free from griping and the battalions of the regiment mcom Colonel "W C Jiendri-t Captain Oscar nei AV ilham M famith the negro s under consideration and \\ ill spend plete ana the state troops in Atlanta Parmour Ca-ptaui C A Stokes Captain Thursday in reading o\ er the con excellent health toda\ to this r* med its tonic properties have a distinct •will remain n while a, s n dres>s on it w ill do tion of the Phagan murder m\ atery ON FRIDAY EVENING by police leadquartera He w as as :s sociated with Hair> Scott the Pinker KNOWLEDGES KILLING ton held agent The e ^\ill be a debat? Fi -da n si t It is said that the police of "New March _ at St John t> ilethodist i^pis ark N J have been requested to aid copal church between the Yoi ng- Peo Husband of Accused Woman Miles Pierce Given Freedom 111 the investigation of the mvstenous pie s Missionar\ societies of bt Paul telegrams Detettiv e Burns in a re and St Jo ^ churches 1 he subject is Declares He Can Prove Through the Efforts of cent statement accused cei tain pri on Resol\ed That it is bette to hate Your Alibi. E. G. Lewis. vate detectives of sending the mes loved and lost than ne\ er to ha\ e lo\ ed «ages in an eltoit to thrO"w obstacles at all in the path of his peisonal investiga St Paul v. ill ha f tl e afCirmatn c Call oun Ga March o —(special > — Ta gel through the efforts of Tix tion into the I rank mj-ster\ and St John the negat \e A f i ee A. f irther development in the Chapman Oollectoi F Lr I.tPWis of Greene count\ Dan Lehorr superintendent of the •will offering" will be taken at the door Easter murder mv stei v was the ainval toda\ Miles lieice an IS >ear old neg o southern bi anch of the Bui ns ser\ ice everybody is in\ ited in the c istodv of bhenff Land of bm . serxinj, a te .m for the murder " an i v ed in A tla n ta Vi- ed n esda v m orn Charles Chapman the husband of the of "\\ ill lermgan also colored m ing and took up quarterb in the Geor Crowds Watch Aviator. voung woman who is In prison here gian Terrace H^ w ill hav e chai ge Greene countv was pardoned bv Gov of the Burns investigation while his Dawson Ga Ma.n_h o—('•oeutal > — charged with the killing Charles ernoi Slaton on Wednesda} chief is !n New York with Attorhey A.\ iatot A C Beech s two fli htt> toc(a% Suit Chaoman w, is wanted for complicitv Pierce his 13 \ ear old brothei and Leonard Haas Were \er\ successful and ert\ en moi P though «• me belie\ed that he was his mothei were living ^ ith Jeinigan OLLARS to dough- the pimcipal in the tiagedv The im The father of Pieice Ii\ed nearbx prisoned man states that he is not Jet ni^an disappeaied and murder Dnuts that you won't Should Be an guilty of the crime and knows noth •svas s ispectf^d -IL. ing of how it oc-curred V search b\ the author ties re ealed find anywhere in town He is piepared to f irmsh plent of a nen gri\ e neai Ternig-aii a hoube evidence pioving an ahbi and his but upon opening the gra\e it nas a stock of seasonable Adler Collegian, father is now arranging to bring the foi. nd empt\ Sex eral dajs liter th necessarv witnesses from I>ade coun bod^ of Ternigan was found in the hats equal to our dis- tv He denies that he had planned to Oconee n\er desert his wife as it r-as been r Pierce was arrested and confessed Where Quality, Style mored b it states that he was intend to the murder declaims that he had play of new Stetsons ing to return home soon and was shot Jernign.n in the course of an ar greatly shocked to hear of the mur S iment that he and his joun^er for Spring. dei biothi i had buried him in the gia\ e talk's goin' on and Comfort Meet \ new and sensational cle\ elopment that the authorities found but th it in the case has been the finding of i ipon coi snltation with his father this We pride ourselves farew oil note w ritten crudely on the hiding place for the bod\ had not about thar not bein' side of a small gro-cei y bov bv the seemed safe whei eupon he and liis on our service. Test $15, $18, $26, dead man and addressed to the woman fathei undei cover of nig-ht removed now accused of the murder It reads the bod\ ind threw it intu the river enough money in it today. as follows Pierce was con\i-cted granted a. re 50 Miss Nora Starnes I ajm going ti lal agrain convicted granted a new to leave and don t get mad it me trial b\ the higher couit and again, cirkalation. The real trouble Newest Colors and Shapes $2 2 and $25 foi I can t help it you that conv icted I nan t got nothing to do with it IFc then declared that he had not v 01 r friend faid Chapman committed the crime but that hit, is, when it gets to some folks, PRICES RANGE It is know n that Sid Chapman al father being jealous of Jernigan ha 1 w av s called "VIrs Charles C hap-man by committed the ciime and the bodv had it stops cirkalatin'. Blackstock-Hale & Morgan her maidtn name w hich was Nora been disposed of In the manner he de Starnes and it is also known that scribed $3.50, $4 and $5 "The Distinctive Clothiers and Furnishers" the muidered man could write It isc The father of the boy waq tued and thought the note v- ill pi ov e that Sid acquitted and was later killed in a 50-52 Marietta Street Chapman was fearing for his life be fight cause of alleged threats and that he Ta-v Collector Lewis stated that he had decided to leave writing this note belie\es a wrong has been done the as a farewell There are some nujnois bov and for tins reason he interested Essig Bros. Co. which state that "VIi s Chapman be himself in his behalf «_r lie*ed tl at her uncle had been the cause of her husban —(Special ) 1 ,, 26 Whitehall Street mother on her father s side "being a A N Vlford head ot a large mercan f ill blooded Cherokee who never left tile compan\ of Hartwell has pur Georgia w hen the Indians w ere re ) phased the old Bron s ffrr\ between moved some eighty vears aso IHartwell and Anderson fe c and has The commitment trial w 111 be held equipped it with new flats and cable Phuisday morning at 10 o clock It is land has put the roads in excellei t con thought that one or both of the two idition This route is ver\ popular be iv omen prisonei s w ill then tell all j tween Atlanta and New York and the NOTICE SPECIAL th^y know and thus clear up this m\ s i oads are b^ingr put in fine condition so that it will be one of the finest ter\ thoroughfares in the south Charge Hall-Borchert Ad- MARSHALL ACCEPTS justable Dress CHARLOTTE INVITATION THIS STOMACH REMEDY Customeis Forms No 7, sold Bashing-ton March 2T—Vice P esi always $12 oo, at dent Marshall has acceptPd an invi can have all tation to go to "North Carolina \Ia\ REMARKABLY SUCCESSFUL High's for 0 ai d speak at < harlotte in tonnec tion with th-e celebiat on of the 139th \ ou know us—> oui home druggist purchases from mmversar> of the sisningr of the ^ o i know we wouldn t ^,ua,rantee any Mecklenburg Declaration of In depend i emeeK to relie~v e indigestion. 01 d\ s ence Mrs T Marshall will accompany today entered the \ ice president peps i or monej back unless we felt .90 President \V ilson has been in\ ted the utmost confidence in tha^t remedx to attend but it is unlikely he will be Therefore when ~w e offe/r \ ou Pexall in April ac able to leave V ashington at that time TJKspensia Tablets ~\\ ith this proof of Fit yourself just oui fafth in them it lea^ es x ou no count, payable rr om for hesitation 01 doubt Visit the Store Today, 9 to 11, and Find hke a dressp^ker DEATH HAS CALLED The lemark-Lble success of Petall r>\ spepsia Tablets is due to the fact in May. Wonderful Cxit Prices. Many Departments It's so easy TO THE POET MISTRAL that thej ontain amons1 otliei tilings Rism ith and J eosin t\\ o ng edicnts Marseille" 1 ranee Mai ell „>—I led endoised b\ the medical piofe'-sion as eric Mistral the celebrated Pio\encil poet died here todav in Ins eight} in aluiblo i the tie itmei t of stom ach ills T hf\ soothe the inflamed stomach chock heartburn and d btiess HIGH'S PURE FCTOD STOE stimulate the secretion of gastri iuice aid 111 rapid and comfortable digestion n i oone or of the food and help to quick! con o who-n he dedi ated a poem n \ ei t it into iieh red blood In a sho t time the\ t^nd to i estore the stomach Let Your Phone Orders Come Quick for Most of 1 s wo ks weie \vritten n to T natural I i comfortable easi tct the f rt>\ encal diale t rig- health \ state J he> also benefit \\ s best known poem was Mi the bowels reille w ritten in 18^9 Recall D\ speisia Tablets are sold These Grocery Items TODAY onl\ at the more than 7 000 Rexall Stores and in this tow n onl> b\ us SOUTHERNERS QUALIFY Three sii'e6' '•jc oOc and $100—Blkin r>i us" Co \filanta —( A.dv ) C HEESE Best New York State Cream Cheese Lt>. FOR CONSULAR SERVICE With Every $i 50 Grocery Order \\ ashlngton Match _a —.Numerous fcoutherneis qualified foi appointment to the consulai sei \ ice in recent ex COFFEE BUTTER PEACHES Eight cans No 3 Meadow Brook, animations iccotding to a list gl\ ei Armour's ' Clover Bloom" out he i e toda\ It includes (olonist Arbuckle s 30c big halves, California Peaches, XALKING of established styles, Alabama—Heni> H Balch George K grade, pound 1 Table Butter, pound Donald solid syrup, £ | _QQ Georgia—\\alter F Bo-v le (Limit 3 pounds ) (Limit 5 pounds ) \\hat ib more settled than that the Texas—Benjamin H Ca i oil fi Etxcitrsions to Oklahoma—Thomas D I>a,^ i** Spring hat may be worn regardless Misssissipp —John Ash ford Goi c SALMON— No 10 Swift's Silver I lorid i—Ldw n I arl Ktmn ot' any confirmed fashion? I ouislana'—Thomas is J i-a. to i (ajifbrnia 6 cans Pink Alaska Salmon Leaf Lard, for Li\ ingston T Ma\ « (tall cans) for $1.23 *^oiith Carolina— 1 grnont C "\ i The hat, soft and fine, and tele- Tiesckow < Arizona Noi In Ca ol n i— >a 11 icl H imtltu WHITE CREST FLOUR ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT scoped at \\ill, to comfortabh eon- Indian River, sweet and juicy, wKent jc« —John 1 c ^\\ at=on Once you try this for baking Large fancy bright, for your outhe ners w 10 q lalilied for ip large, thin breakfast table— -»ointmen.t as ions il-»r assistants 01 you'll find none other form to the contour of i'aee and head student intoi pi etoi with Tomato Sauce pound Five carloads of strawberries from the the usual Pullman charge. 55c Valdosta teintorv wei e iced at the 59c colors are as close to \ our own good plant of the Valdosta Lighting com The time en route only three panv here todav for shipment to the days, if you taLe the Fast Mail. taste as >ou could ha\e planned northern markets The movement of Demonstrations Daily Free—TETLEY'S TEAS berries is getting heav ler each da\ but the crop in this section has suf Why not go and buy that California or Everyone gathers about this booth like a happy family and drinks these Teas—now on the market 103 years them— fered from the e•\.ccssi\e rains and Anzoca farm ? "Wri etoC. L Seagrai.es. Campbell's Soups, Pork and Beans. Sampled Free Join us f great treat. / cold General Colonisation Agent, 2301 Railway $3 to $5 Exchange, Chicago, for A-i- Girl Sent to State Farm. j sona and San Joa^u a 9 to 11 only, Today, 6 bars Swift's Borax Laundry Soap \.aldosta Ga March _ —(bpttial ) ! .\alley booklets—they \nnie dore a \oung woman who was! \ ate free. (Nd Phones on This ) remanded b\ Judge Cranford of the 21c Geo. Muse Clothing Co. cit\ court at, the last teim to a re Jno D Carter S P A^ formatoi > at ba\ annah and w ho ran 14 N PryorSt.. Prompt Deliveries Telephones M 1061 Atlanta 464 4333 awaj from the i istitution the da~v ihe Atlanta. Gs. sent to the state faim it Milledge\ jlle TVliete she must remain six months. J. M. HIGH CO. J. M. HIGH CO. A Page Four. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MAKCH 26, 19l4. THE CONSTITUTION ments, all of them permanent, all o£ them Established 1868. the demands of growth. Every other pro THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER gressive American city Hnances these need by use of its credit. No one has yet accused lAILY . Publihed Daily. Sunday, Tri.Weekly Be Thou Content. Atlanta of being unprogressive, though in I. CLARK HOWELL. blindness we have heretofore been perpe- Be thou content: Wherev STATES POLITICAL (3RIND Editor tnd General Muagec- trating the economic folly of trying to pay er LAtQ be led W. L. HALSTEAD. Some blessing in an un M'fiRKGOR TO ENTER RACE county treasurer. "William p. West. Walter dreamed hour is sent Hunt, Homer H. Holland. W. J. Herndon, vT. Buaiceaa Manager. for current ne.ed out of current income ant FOR BACON'S TERM IIS SENATE The fields will answer ev VFarrenJon, Ga., March 25.—(Special.)—Ma- P. Campbell, E. P. Bridges, W. A. Chapman, Director*! Clark Howell, Roby Robinson, take care of permanent improvements from Jeese W. Smith. Albert Howell, Jr., E. R. Black. H. W. Grady. ery prayer for bread jor C. E. McGregor, of Warrenton. today stated the same source. From the world's storm that he is in the race for United States sen- Judge Price Edwards has announced that Telephone Main SOOO, kind Love will &hiel ator, but will make no formal announcement he xviJl not be a candidate for re-election to The hospital and plaza developments the office of judge of the Tallapoosa circuit, thy head,— until . after the state executive committee foreshadow the dawn of reason. In thai meets" and decides on th$ date of the pri- and 1t is believed that there will be at least Dear Heart, b« thov seven candidates for this office. So far qnly sense they are auguries of a historic nature content^! mary. Major McGregor has represented "Warren Hon. J. M. McBride, of Buchanan, is the only II. county in the state senate and legislature, announced candidate, but Polk will furnish, perhaps two candidates for this office Be thou content and weep not if -sad loss U and has a strong following in this section. THE ENGLISH STORM. Be thine, — if thorns about thy brow ar He is an '"old guard" populist and expects a Paulding- one, Dougr-las one and Tallapoosa bent; large vote ' from the voters who now call two more. Persons who thought the high tide of themselves Jeffersonian democrats. So far most of the interest is centered in. The gold "of -Life IB greater than the dross; He will run for the unexplred term of the the race for county treasurer, eight candi- public excitement in Great Britain had been Thou shalt find rest in shadows of thy dates for that office having- announced. One cross, — late Senator Ba^on. reached with the agitation to "end or amend Great Trials of thp candidates. Dr. W A Chapman, Dear Heart, be thou content! ***** COOPER MAKES FIRST SPEECH pledges himself to donate out of the salary the lords," find their error in the cnrren of this office, if elected, $1,200 per annum •Sermon on the Noisy Wolf. OF CAMPAIGN AT NASHVILLE Irish home rule crisis. The situation is Nashville, Ga , March 25.—(Special.)— towards the support of a hospital to be built De reason de wolf howls at de door i. Hon. John K. Cooper, of Macon, who recent- for Polk county at Cedartow n. unique in contemporaneous British politics kaze he well knows dat he'll so 'sturb yo ly announced for United States senate, made It is probable that the county primary rest you'll des nachully have ter rjse an the first speech of his campaign here yester- will be consolidated with the state primary, Entered at the postoffice at Atlanta as and unfortunately threatens to lash into life th'ow him a bone; den, atter he grits de bone second-class mail matter. many of the ancient feuds and prejudices he'll howl kaze dey ain't no meat on it day. Colonel J. D. Lovett introduced him. JIDGE BLACKWELIi TO ANXOVXCK Historu One of the largest audiences that ever Dat's des one er de troubles er what de CANDIDACY KOR, STVTE SENATE POSTAGE BATES! thoughtful Englishmen had hoped were laid calls 'Poverty,' he's ez hard ter please ez greeted a public speaker here was present. Hartwell, Ga., March 25.— (Special.) — United States and Mexico. TRIAL OF The storm center is the liberal proposal what de honprry heathen is when dey sends The speaker's statement that if elected Hon. J. H B-Iacfcwell, for many jears jud?r« 1O to 12-pnse papers. Ic; 12 to 24-palfe he would not await the dictations of either Paperg, 2c; 24 to 36-pase papers, 3cj 36 to him a lean missionary atter he'd been pray- JOHN PETER ZENGER of the county court of Jasper county, and 66-paKe papers, Oc. to grant home rule, the quest of the decades in' fer a fat one. of the factions in Georgia received much formerly state senator from the tw ent\ - to Ireland. The majority of the Irish popu applause. He declared he was running on eighth district without opposition, is in Hart ATLANTA, GA., March 26, 1914. lation hold the Roman Catholic faith. The A Story ot Life's Love. The trial of John Peter Zenger in 1735 his own "hook.'* „ county, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Toc- I. resulted in the establishing of a free press Many of his hearers pledged themselves coa J. Brown. Judge Blackwell will In all one province of Ulster is dominated by the in America. It was the first trial In this SUBSCRIPTION BATES: to vote for him. probability go to the senate this year from Protestants. "Ulster objects to a parliamenl • Dark were the sky above me, country of a charge ol libel against the gov- the twenty-eighth district, as it is Jasper's By Mail In the United States and Mexico. "Without one friendly beam THIS PRIMARY ONLY A MONTH OFF (Payable invariably in advance.) ernment. Zenger was one of America's pioneer time again, and it is understood that the which it is claimed would be controlled by If you should cease to love me, — newspaper editors, and the first issue of his > AND BUT ONE CANDIDATE RUNNING people of that county are urging him to 1 mo. 6 mo. . IS mo All Life .. ould lose its dream! Daily and Sunday 60c *3.25 *6.00 a sect antagonistic to it in religion. Hence, periodical, called the "New York W-eekly Lexington, Ga., March 26.—(Special.)— make the race. Daily BOO 2.25 4.00 measures of reputed coercion on part of the Sad. then, would be the singing Journal," appeared on No-vember 5, 1733, and The democratic executive committee of He made a good record and was univer- Sunday 1.25 2-0° Of birds in blossoms bright, he continued printing and publishing It until Oglethorpe county met Tuesday and called sally popular, being a power behind legisla- 1.00 Tn-Weekly government and of reputed armed resistance Life to a dim cross clinging the following January, when the chief jus- a primary election on April 29. Sheriff T. E. tion in the senate. Judge Blackwell will By Carrier. on part of Ulster. In loneliness of light. tice, James de Lancey, charged him with hav- Watkins is the only officer so far announced probably issue his formal announcement for In Atlanta. 55 cents per month or ID cents Conditions would be bad enough if they II, img printed seditious libels. to succeed himself. There arc rumors of the senate on his return to Jasper county per week. Outside ol Atlanta, 60 cents per There was a bitter controversy waging be- various parties coming - out for county next week month or 14 cents per week. were limited to these dimensions. But the What joy thy love hath given tween Governor Crosby and the people of the offices, but no announcements have been The Libei tj Countj Herald, of Liberty J. R HOLLIDAY, Constitution Building, partisan foes of the liberals, the conserva- 1-UoTver of a thorny sod! Province of New York. The legislature and made yet. Prospective candidates seem re- counts, wants Julian B McCurrv to make- sole Advertising Manager for all territory tive element, have dragged the issue into Eyes that have made earth heaven the council had been brought under the in- luctant to show their hands. the race for attorney general of Georgia, and outside Atlanta. politics, rather selfishly and unpatriotically, And lit the \vay to God. fluence of the governor, and the higher The legislative and congressional candi- pledges him the support of that influential The address ol the Washington Bureau is Still be the star above me, — courts of law were also so modeled as to be dates are yet to announce, but it is likely journal, together with others in that section. No. 1727 S Street, N. "W., Mr. John Cornsan, one would think, since the settlement of the In gloom the one sure gleam; instruments in the hands of the government before the end of the week legislative can- Hon. McAlpin Thornton, chairman of the Jr.. stan? correspondent, in charge. Irish question is a national and not a parti- If you should cease to love me against the people. The only resource of the didates wUl announce. Hart county democratic executive committee, All Life would lose its dream! people was in the press. will call this committee together after the THE CONSTITUTION is on sale In New- san one, and since it is difficult to see how * * * * * NO CANDIDATES ARE SEEKING York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. It The chief justice, at the Instigation of meeting of the state democratic executive the conservatives expect to solve the deli- the governor, endeavored in vain to prevail SENATORSHIP IN 42ND DISTRICT committee, April 4 can be had: Hotaling's Newsstands, Broad- The Galled Jade Winced. way and Forty-second street (Times building cate problem to any better advantage than upon the grand jury to indu t Zenger. The Ljerly, Ga., March 25 —(Special.)—Under corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway We knew there would be a protest after council then pionouncod four of Zengar's Is- the law, Chattooga county elects the repre- WARM CONTESTS TO BE DEt IIJKD and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway. the means proposed by the liberals. a while, and so in the following The Hous- sues to be "false, scandalous, malicious and sentative from the forty-second senatorial IX CLA\TO-> PRIMARY TODAY ton Post voices the sentiments of the Texas The Constitution is not responsible for Adding luel to the flames is the refusal seditious libels," and ordered thorn to be district at the general election to be held in Jonesboro. Ga-. March 25 —(SpeciaJ.) — advance payments to out-of-town local car- of British army officers to participate in editors who sigh to see the food going while burned by the common hangman. The order October, but so far no candidates have en- The candidates for the various Clayton riers, dealers or agents. Uncle Sam acts as waiter at the Mexican was read In the court of quarter sessions, tered the race. Several of the county's county offices in the primary to be held to- measures of coercion against Ulster. An table: but the magistrates would not suffer It to most prominent men have been slated for morrow are now on the last lap of the race. equally distressing element is the fact that 'We take five thousand Mexicans Just be entered. The sheriff caused the papers the race, but have madey no announcement of The races are all closely contested THE BOND LEA VEN A 'I WORK. apparently King George seems to have in- pining to be fed, and we corrall them a1 to be burned by his colored servant. their Indentions. The three candidates for sheriff are C. D. Most significant and encouraging of re- Fort Bliss and give them board and bed; we Zenger was then arrested by order of the Senator W. M. Ransom may not ask for Dickson, H. K. Pea i son and K L. Dorse j. terfered, a course upon which his discreet give them stun" to eat and drink and let council and thrown into jail. His friends the, place again. •John M Mundy, cler k of superior court, is father was very slow to enter. It is alleged them take their ease and they just roll procured a writ of habeas corpus, but the opposed by A. S. Martin, J* J. Brown and cent civic symptoms is the manner in which DR. PILCHER EXPECTED TO ENTER that George has given at least implied en- brown cigarettes and scratch their pesky bail was placed so high that he could noi B. H. Coleman. For treasurer, the race is the leaven o£ the idea o£ a bond issue that fleas. The while we have whole leagues of procure it. While he was thus lying in jail CONGRESSIONAL RACE IN TENTH between J. W. Adair, H. P Strickland, O. A. couragement to the officers who are averse road that we ought to build we keep these the judges tried again to get him Indicted, Warrenton, Ga., March 25.— (Special.) — Majo, L. E. Sparks and S. P. Crane. For shall standardize municipal Atlanta is work- to serving against the Ulsterites. Aztecs in a bunt h and keep their tummys but without saiocesa. The attorney general At a meeting of the democratic executive tax collector. T. M Broun, J J Hartsfield, filled, and tliej need neither toil nor spin, ing through and through public sentiment. Such is the situation in a nutshell. Obvi- then charged him by intormation for a mis- committee of Warren county April 25 was O. L. Ragsdale and G H. Roberts are run- tnej're guests of Uncle Sam, and If school demcanoi In printing the libels. Two popu- selected as the date of primary for county ning". The tax receiver s race is between, The latest indication is the enthusiastic ously, it is laden with dynamite. The solu- keeps or it doe& not they need not give a officers. Almost every one of the incum- J. E. Smith, John T. \\ard, J. W. Davis, W. C. whoop! ' lar leaders, James Alexander and William joint meeting at which the Grady hospital tion is, of course, a domestic concern. But Smith, undertook the defense of Zenger, but, bents ha\e strong opposition and lively races Kirkland and J. H. Gib&on. in America, where there are plenty of taking exception to the jurisdiction of the are expected. There are twenty-odd candi- committee on ways and means and council's The court, they were summarily excluded from dates in the fight. NOTWITHSTANDING THE CANDIDATES, COWETA COIjJVTY FARMERS ARE BUSY plaza committee effected a tentative agree- Protestant as well as Roman Catholic Irish, I. practicing- In the court and their names were Dr. Wyman "W. Pilcher, of this place, is interest and solicitude will be keen. It Madras, Ga , March 25 —(Special )—Cow- ment upon the bond projects affecting these stricken from the roles of the attorneys. being urged by his friends to enter the race was not to have been expected that an Issue I duniio 'bout the guv'ment man This high-handed procedure frightened for congress from the tenth district. He is eta county farmers ai e in the midst of their two big improvements. That tells the weather- tales, other New York lawyeis, but Zcnger's expected to announce his candidacy shortly. spring farm w orli, and, while the coming so many sided and complex could have been Bu't this I know from long ago. primary Is the topic of the daj, and the friends had recour&e to a remedy whwh MANY CANDIDATES TO SEEK OFFICE Logically, the first consideration ot any adjusted without friction. But that matters The ramcrow never fails! proved effectual They engaged the services candidates are making their rounds, the ag- He never yit has croaked in vain, NOW HELD BY JUDGE EDWARDS city is the public health, and the public should have been permitted to go present af a Philadelphia lawyer, Andrew Hamilton, ricultural work goes on the same Lea-ding "When he sas 'rain,' it's a-llus rain! who was a cele'hratcd barrister, about eighty Rock mart, Ga., March, 25.—(Special.)—• farmers have planted corn and hav e land in health can never be adequately safeguarded lengths is an indication of ineptitude or Sixteen candidates have so far entered the fine shape to receive other crops. II- jears of age. The admirable way in which without sufficient municipal hospital facili- blundering somewhere. Premier Asquith he handled the case, and his success in hav- race for local offices in Polk county, as fol- The leaders of the farm demonstrators I listeh to the guv'rnont man — nff the prisoner acquitted is responsible for lows: For clerk superior Court, John W. of this county met with community farmer^ ties. It is, therefore, natural that whatever has before now been able to steer his party a few mght£> ago at Happy Valley school - d his country through shoal waters. The He Uat> his way an' will; he oft-quoted saying, "It takes a Philadel- Branch; for tax receiver, L. T. Jackson, M. view citizenb may take of the bond method I jeii' don't understand his plan, phia lawyer." E. McCormick; for tax collector, W. A. Cal- house. houn, C. B. Nettles; for sheriff, J. E. Demp- Cow eta county Is in fine shapp. with disturbance that now faces him has every But trust the raincrow still. When the trial came on Zenger had been for the faolution of other municipal short- sey; for judge of the city court, John L. Ty- great farm progress, the roads in splendid element of a hurricane, involving royalty The verdict is, on hill an* plain: _n prison many months. The first point to comings, they appear to be getting together be judged was that he did print and publish son, William Janes, John K. Davis; for shape, and the politicians are satisfied. itself, with the sinister spectacles of civil "When he taj s 'rain,' it's allus rain I he papers and the next that they were li- on the proposition that a $750,000 bond is- war and religious bitterness in the back- bellous. The junior counsel for the defend- sue is imperative to the enlargement of ;round. He will challenge the admiration A Discord. ant proposed to contest the first potnt, but "It i, hard (o «it the right note—to Wnow Hamilton overruled him. and, acknowledging Grady hospital. of civilization if he can negotiate the pres- .he printing and publication, boldly threw Shprt and Ugly Word Prevailing ent crisis without disaster. ust what the world wants," sajs a south- The expenditure of the proceeds of si'ch v est Georgia faingei. "I w rote a dozen iirnself on the other point, and took the au ibsuo would standardize the hospital in toeius to 'Peace,' and blast if the critics round that he had printed and published didn't raise,_a -7-!! of a row about 'em! I 10 more than every free-born British, sub- In Alabama Politics, With Fists every detail. It would provide adequate "THE RIVER OF DOUBT. " reckon the only hope for me is to stay on ect ha-d a right to print and publish. and modern laboratory and clinical equip- he warpath. I'll probably get in the lime- Hamilton's was a masterly appeal. He As prophesied editorially in The Consti- ight by flinging firebrands " was frequently interrupted by tho attorney ment, ward space, nurses' quarters, all and tution recently, Colonel Roosevelt has eneral and the chief justice endeavored to Just Flying in Every Direction sundry of the features that go to make up cut him, short, taking the ground that the merged scathless from the disaster that The Anemered Petition. ury had no other duty to perform than to a hospital in keeping with the demands of overtook his Brazilian expedition. The lat- find the facts of the printing and publishi- By John t'orrl&an. Jr. Birmingham Is an Underwood strong-hold. I.- 1 It is in Mr. Hobson's congressiona.1 district; ng , which Hamilton had admitted, and that (Special Staff Correspondent.) medical science today. Hand in hand would est dispatch reports that he was not even I up an' axed de good Lawd: t was for the court to adjudge the libel. is the home of Senator John H. Bankthead, Bu mingrham, Ala, March 25.—(Special.)— whom he defeated for congress in 1906, and go ample provision for hospital facilities for with the party that upset its craft and lost "Please drive de blizzard back!" Upon the court's asserting this Hamil- 1 all its equipment. While his comrades were An' vv'en it come de mawnin' on deliberately turned to the jury and ad- Alabama is seething-. Plighting blood Is up. also the home of William H Bankhead. who the care of contagious diseases among I foun' de blobsorn-track! dressed his argument to them, showing it The retort courteous is being abandoned Is now a candidate to succeed Mr Hobson. negroeb as well as whites, public sentiment gpiting a good ducking the colonel, we are was their rjght, and privilege and duty, to for the short and ugly word. Campaign Senator Bankhead is in the position of hav- told, was in another part of the jungle ex- II. themselves bet\vcen tlTe court and the managers' fistb are flying, and candidates ing been kicked upstairs. Hib defeat was having now been educated to the knowledge for the governorship draw their knives and fortunate, for when his district deserted ploring the Rio Duivata, or "River of Doubt." Dai's when pra/r got de answer. citizens, and to protect the latter against such a claim as the former. He proved that announce that it would only require a little him the state sent him to the senate. that there is no color line in disease. But I study 'bout it now; "Captain" Hobson is not regarded at homa Propitious mission and protitious title! .hey were the judges of the law as well as more provocation to induce them to use De white man say. "It's springtime. as a hero. He has lived down that reputa- The Constitution cannot too strongly Since first his star of destiny showed above 1 of the fact, that the whole case was in their them, An' yer's yo' hoe an' plow!" Forney Johnston, a son of the late Sena- tion, although The Advance is now reprint- commend each phase of the project. The :he skyline, the colonel has been sailing a lands, and that they ought not to relinquish Ing from The Century magazine his story on any part of it to the court. In that argu- tor Joseph P. Johnston, and the manager of expansion of Grady, as specified, would give rwer of doubt, specifically so in tt-e minds the Underwood campaign, came to blows on "Sinking the Merrlmac " No one now re- High EnouKh* ment, the sovereign power of the people, calls his oscuLatory pci foi mances, either. of whom the jury were the representatives, the streets of Birmingham Tuesday with Atlanta the largest and best equipped hos- 01 ]iis enemies. He has always kept them Rosalind's lover said of her that she was iirst came forth in complete manifestation Philip Painter, editor of The Advance, a Hefgarus Him as Constructive. ;uessing. They never pretended to know 'jufat as high as his heart," but here is a pital south ot Baltimore, one amply able to n America, perhaps it might be said, in the campalg-n sheet devoted to the interests of The sixth cbngresMonal district regards where he would next break out. It might difteient measurement from The South Bend Representative Richmond P. Hobson. care for each patient with the right to ""-ws-Times: world. Mr. Hobson as a real constructive statesman. The Jury returned a verdict of "not guil- After both men had been placed under be in swelling the membership of the An- "Reporting- the wedding- of a tall man and who has done practical things for his dis- demand its services. By supplementing the :y" In the very teeth of an authoritative bond to keep the peace, they fought again. trict, is rigrht on nation-wide prohibition and anias club, swatting a malefactor of great a, shoit woman, item says the bride just Each claims the other was the aggressor. tacilities oC the Atlanta Medical college, reached to her husband's vest pocket. Ain't charge from the chief justice against the other issues, and is a model for the nation s wealth, running for president or prodding defendant. The decision of the jury was re- Mr. Painter insists several Underwood men youth. now ranked as in class "A" by the American that high enough, if he keeps his change attacked him during the second melee. the good but peace-loving Mr. Taft. Even here?" ceived with shouts of applause. The judges Jj. Breck Mus grove, of Jasper, state man- Medical association, it would also give At- hreatened to imprison the promoters of such Statements by Combatant**. ager of tihe Hobson campaign, ifa one of the row ttiev are as much in the dark regarding In their statements of the affray Mr. leading- business men of Alabama. He told A Georgia Opinion. „ L disorderly proceeding, but the people were lanta world-wide medical prestige. lis future and his intentions as they were ;oo much excited to hear the voice of au- Johnston, the Underwood manager, said: The Constitution reporter that Mr. Hobson The plaza plan is also of the greatest when he received a roaring welcome on his Those Mexican boarders ,hority. A son of Admiral Nonris rose and "I regret very much being involved In had accomplished wonders bince leaving tho Great trouble are givln'i called for a renewal of the shouting, which any difficulty. It was not of my seeking. I United States navy. importance to the city. •eturn from Africa. They don't care a darn was continued and could not be repressed. am no brawler. I regret that bitter per- "He is only seven years old pollticallj," For years, Atlanta has wrestled with the A river of doubt! That's the proverbial For the high cost of livin'I Hamilton, who would receive no compensa- sonalities were originally injected Into this said Mr, .Mussrove, ">*^t lie has caused the campaign and continued over our protest." unhealtuful and unsightly gulch now sunder- 'Roosevelt luck" in hair-breadth escapes on for his services, was borne in triumph district to develop amazingly along agricud- and in picking a picturesquely named ad- News F"r«jm the Rural District. "irom the court-room. He was carried to a, Mr. Painter made this statement: tural and educational lines. He is everlast- ing Jhe Very heart of the city. The plan A correspondent oC The Mayetta Herald 'estive entertainment which was repeated by "Mr. Johnston's assault was very unpro- ingly right on prohibition. ' venture at the psychological publicity mo- writes: .he city authorities ^before his return to Phil- voked. I asked him his responsibility for a Judge W. H. Moore said: "Hobson has projected contemplates transforming this ment. His ability to keep his foes and "His wife died the second of this month. adelphia, The common council presented him certain publication. While I was holding done more for the sixth di&tnct in his six space into a civic center with terminal Being- the fourth woman he has lost, he is vith the freedom of the city, the certificate the paper in front of me he hit me in the years of public service than anj former con- loving friends in doubt is one of the ex- af which was enclosed in a'splendid, gold box face and Ed Crawford grabbed me from be- gressman in twenty-five years. Hu has got- having a handful of bad luck with the r facilities, office buildings and arrangements planations of the colonel's unquestioned women." purchased by subscription, and as he stepped tilnd. I deeply regret the necessity for hav- ten us agricultural boil burv e\s, more rural that would at one stroke solve the smoke lold on the American people. nto a barge, on his departure from New York, ing to hit Mr. Johnston, back. The whole free delivery routes, encouraged corn clubs, A Spring Petition. here was a &alute of artillery. Governor affair Tvas unfortunate." helped the farmers eradicate the cattle tick, nuisance in the city's center. While the Morris asserted that Hamilton's argument, Further reports from DadeviIIe, Ala., improved health conditions through govern- The poet of The Adams Eagle writes city would be at,ked to underwrite the bonds, and the result of the trial of Zenser, were telling of yesterday's altercation between ment draina-se projects, and encouraged edu- 'rom the furrow: Braxton Bragg Comer, former governor, and cation." WHO LEFT THE CAGE OPEN? "Teach me to feel another's woe,— 'the gems of 'American freedom, the morn- essential to the construction of the plaza, ng star of our liberty." Walter D. Seed, lieutenant governor, say No Public Buildings. Somebody in or around the Mississippi Have patience when the mule won't so, that Mr. Seed charged Mr. Comer with hav- "Has he gotten you any public build- " their retirement would not visit a cent of And not swear at the critter sol" legislature must have left the t;age door # * * » * ng 'made misrepresentations. ings *" expenditure from the city treasury. The Prizes for Employees' Effi- "Anybody who says that the statements "No, and I don't think much ot those. open. There is hardly any other explana- Bad for Bailey. Mr. Hobson's most outspoken admirer is property owners have agreed to finance the are untrue tells a lie," said Mr. Comer, who J. H Kilgore, a man you learn to treat with. tion for the persistent tendency of that Judd Alortimer Lewis hanas this one to ciency Suggestion. s 63. respect. He was an Underwood d&legate sinking fund and interest. To this offer distinguished body to indulge in freakish George Bailey, just three columns to the left (From The Electric Railway Journal.) Mr- Seed drew back and uttered a warn- at Baltimore. His business card shows a. if him: ng that if his opponent did not retract, or horse held in the hollow of a man s hand they are ?Ml, not only by a spirit o£ public legislation, or rather to get right up to the Edwin C. Faber, vice president and gen- aid hands on him be would "hit him be- and the inscription, "J. R. Kilgoie C the company cash prizes for the best ef- retort which bystanders credit to Oovernor tionist. more than liquidate whatever expenditure bill which i would have made the simple Wed have to shun the light of day, iciency suggestions. He writes employees Comer. But Mr. Hob&on's most enthusiastic sup- rearing of modern feminine fashions And go out after dark; , follows: The manager of the New Ridgway hotel portei is his brother, S. A. Hobson, who re- they may incur. It the plaza is a. splendid intervened and told the two men that the cently said. prima facie evidence oJ bad character. We'd rather they'd shoot Bailey, but "The purpose is to ask each one of you "L>espitc the dastardly insinuations of business investment for the property own- We are a better marlc." ^ assist the management in the prevention hotel lobby was no place for such an un- certain jackals ... I only speak, the liv- w comes news that the same brancn has ***** ers. It is an incomparably larger civic and t any waate of material, supplies or prop- seemly encounter. <- ing truth when I say that since the death defeated a resolution to censor out of the The Plain Fact. •ty of the company. Items which in them- Little C'redencc In Charge. of Christ no man has lived who has or had greater purity of character." business asset to Atlanta. Secured without 'movies*' all kisses and tangoes save be- This from The Bobston t^ews. ilves seem petty may in the aggregate Little credence Is placed by anyone In Representative Hobson's courage is a penny of public expenditure, it should be "To be at peace with >our neighbor re- mount to a considerable sum. The Chicago, the charge of Theo Lacey, who is under a vouched for by C. L. L. Burton, formerly of tween blood-kin. luires very little effort, but the same amount -tock island and Pacific railway has figured ten-years' imprisonment sentence for em- Buford, Ga/, who Is now operating a. tan- a matter of routine for council to co-operate We have a mental picture of the legis- >t effort turned the other way can cause hat if each one of its employees, who use bezzling state convict department funds, nery here. in the project. .ators responsible for these frivolous per- nore trouble than a boat can haul." ead pencils would wear out an additional that he gave Governor Emmet O'Neal $27,500 Advocates Ship Subsidy. nch of each pencil before throwing it away of these funds. The charge IB under inves- "Hobson stood up in the Jasper county The heartening- feature of the whole versions of the functions of statesmanship. tie saving to the railroad would amount to tigation by the Montgomery county grand courthouse when there was no occasion for AH That's Deeded. it and advocated a ship subsidy." he eaid. matter Is that the light is breaking upon Their rampages are contiued to no one The wilderness '11 blossom 4,000 in a year. The Pennsylvania railroad jury. "That Is about the mott unpopular thing you section or party. They flourish alike in the Like the rose, ef you jes* say: as recently issued a circular letter. to the Governor O'Neal charges Mr. Comer with could sugg-ebt to democrats in the south. the greatest problem confronting Atlanta— "I'll keep the saw ^.-singin' mployees of its various offices asking- them having inspired the charge for political ef- He also told why he voted to reinstate the that of standardizing every municipal facili- national congress or in Jap-baiting Cali- In the timber, every day!" - close ink wells when they are not In use, fect. The latter will be called before the twenty-fifth negro regiment. He aaid they fornia. They can incubate with equal ***** :ause when the covers are left open the grand jury Friday morning to explain what were men and deserved to be treated justly. ty by the one feasible route, tl u. "It'll be hot enough for you by and by." ute $ljO'ln prizes ta those offering the most ment in the Hobson-Underwood senatorial The fight will be close in Tuscaloo&a county. , Some day the people will "take a "That s jufat what's worrj ing us," is the elpful and most profitable suggestions, dl- race, I went to Jasper, in Walker county, Last night an actor at Keith's vaude- omment of a contemporary, "but may the ville theater In Birmingham polled the audi- sentiment as to schools, streets, fire-engine tumble" to this unwarranted waste of the today to feel political pulses and continue ence. Hobson's name called forth a few houses, sewers and other prirriary improve- J public time and official dignity. ood Lord keep us living till our time the diagnosis into what alls Alabama. j hisses; Underwood's was greeted with Ap- omes!" Jasper is a Hobson stronghold, just as ' plause by 1,500 persons.

JEWS PA PER I Si EW SPA PERI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.," THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. * .rage Five

SOUTHERN INSTALLS FORMER ATLANTAN - TURNER ASSAILS FREE NEW BLOCK SIGNALS HEADS IMPORTANT ON SEVERAL LINES COMMISSION WORK ' Delicious soup our hearts are hurt And tears o crflovv our ejcs. AFTER LONG SERVICE IS DEAD That we can t ha\ e you for dessert \ utomatic el eetric bjock signals are "News has been received in \tlanta Instead of cakes and pics " to be immediately established on two of the appointment of B C Miller, Fought Against Being: Classed She Was the Mother of John who for many years li\ ed in this city. of the Southern. railwa> s important and who is -widely known as a former Members ofvElectrical Con- as Negro Rather Than lines leading out of Atlanta—from the B. Goodwin, Former railroad man and civil engineer to the for Parole. Atlanta Terminal station to >,ew Hoi Atlantan. position of senior civil engineer of trol Body 1 Are "Square land on the Charlotte division 57 3 the southern valuation district In the miles and from Howell Station, to Aus •w ork of making: valuations of rail- roads as undertaken by the interstate \fter a figlit of fifteen years against tel! 15 5 miles Both of t-hese lines Mrs Lucinda Goodwin mother of P a/re double tracked and ovei them are John B Goodwin formerly of this 1 a trapper claiming' to be a Croatan -handled the heavy business between •cits died in Baltimore Wednesday who has.been living recently in Lou- L/eclares. isville, ims already gone to Chatta Indian who has been serving a term \tlanta and ther east and between \.i morning nooga TV here the headquarters of the [TOMATO, lanta and Birming'ham and Ohatta After spending the greater part of a in the state penitentiary fQr tlie mm district is located Tlepl^jng: to char?°s of du-cu mi nation der in a Glenn countj. swamp of an- noog-a lifetime in Atlanta Mrs Goodwin other trappei named. Burns TV as pa Announcement of this is made by moved to Baltimore several years ago Mr Milner formerly was with the made against him rSv V*, "VI Carter an operating department of the Southern roled by G-ov ernor Slaton on T\ ednes President Fairfax Harrison who slat to make"*her home with her son, who electrical contracto T* ho was refused railw ay as di vision superintendent •dav that signals will also be installed on mo\ ed away from \ iblect icJan R C Turner and with the engineering department One da\ in 1S97 a farmei was at the lin-e between A-tJanta and Trashing y-ears ago said that he -was merely following- the as resident engineer He receHed his tracted bv cries in a swamp near hi! ton as follows Between ^'nhers'l and No citizen of Atlanta perhaps has citv ordinances w ho-- he told Carter Whittle* \a 5346 miles and between been more prominently .associated "with technical education at the University (house Ho TV ent to investigate and of Georgia, recei\ing his first experi- that he would have t undergo ano-thei found Burns mortalJv wounded tram Danville \a and Pelham ^ C 93 the welfare of \tlanta and "Fulton miles and also between Citico a county than Mr Goodwin Mr Goodwin ence m the building of the Yazoo and ot arm nation before »_je eit> board o* gun shots Burns it is said explained Mississippi Valley road in 1S83 He Ooltewah Tenn on the line between as councilman alderman city -e-ttor electrical control , that he had diagged his mutilated bod- turned" to coal mine engineering In Turner cha gel 11 turn that the Dhree miles through the swamp fo \tlanta and Chattanooga ne> twice major county commissioner The signals w III be of the modei n and legislator He was also past grand 1884 and spent two years as an en- mee n?r of the boa-Mi t t elt^cti ical con help and was unable to proceed fui gineer in the Birmingham district In upper quadrant three position type now sire of Odd Fellows and he is at present They want ti ol held "\V ednr-bdi} a'"ternoon and at thei gland secre-tarv of the sovei pign grand ] 885 he returned to railroad work J>owrv w as arrested and convicted on in use on the Southern between Ohar- lodge of Od-d Fellows located in Balti- serving with the Covington and Mac on wh ch. < art^i miclf th charges \sas lotte and Greensboro "\ C and being and Georgia Southern and Florida rail- i. star chamber af fan e cause he was cue jmstantial P\ idpnce moi e Gov ernor ^tki nson commuted LKJW placed between Alexandria and Orange, Mrs Goodwin was over 80 >ears of roads until 1891 In 1893 and 1894 he it often not gnen notiet that there would be a r\ s death sentence to life imprison Va and between, Knoxville and Alorris- age at the t me of her death was connected with the planning- of meeting; ment In Atlanta arwi all over Georgia she the Cotton fatates and International -The board should be abolibhed During the entire time that Lowri town Tenn (had man\ dear friends w ho will re exposition in Atlanta which was held . The youngsters don't grow tired of 3 Jrnei s-iid Jt looks 1 ke it onlv has been in prison strange to s;a.v he The Southern already has this s> s great to hear the news of her dea-th in 189o In the latter part of 1886 he has fought lathei against being classed, tern in use from Atlanta to Rose land The bodi of Mr^ QoodwHn will ar became connected with the Southern' meeto to receive comp>e.int& against m* railwaj, and in 1907 when he resigned! u as a nesro than for a parole on its line lea-ding south ot Atlanta \ e in \tlanta I* i iflav morning at 11 40 Campbell's Tomato Soup Th° monbeis irr* so %v t lat the> ire with v. h ch to f 01 w a,rd. his cace \t I- atterson s chapp] The funeral will be land railroad was superintendent o£ mrrnbers Ch c£ Claj ton and Cmef iTiprth James "U lohnson of Marion held f-om the feeconti Baptist chureih the Kentucky division of the Southern Gumming-,-ag-i er> with me that the boai d fc C became Interested in the India i E Case of Jefferson Negroes, Saturday morn at 11 o clock Mrs He recently left the Cumberland, and On the contrary they seem to like »houJd be abolished and reor^ani^ d The case and took it up with tJhe &>o\ ernor Ooodw n n. ai> foi j ears a member of has been engaged in the general con- tboai-d has no right to pass on m> of this church t>i W hit* will tracting business in Louisallle J ficial conduct i carry out the law as Sentenced to Hang Friday, conduct tlie service* Mr Milner hab many friends in At- i it better and better all the time. The it as laid dow n to me and the courts The Interment \v 11 take place at lanta ^lio will be glad to hear of his are comretent only to pass on whether HADEN SPEAKS TODAY Carried to Supreme Court iltlaiid cmnetei v appointment to the important position I am right or wronp Btr Goodw In and his family w ill be he now holds He waa prominent in I taste for it becomes a wholesome Ca,i ter made complaint a^alns \tho ' AT NEWNAN MEETING in Atlanta foi the funeral civic life during his residence in At cltj electrician be-causc he was ret >ed TI e followdng- w ill a. t as pallbearers lanta His wife is a daughtei of the a permit to do biisiness in Ajtlanta as an <- n-irles J Haden president of the Tlobert I aschall \A Uliam and Creorgp Thomas II Good-win James S Goodwin late Major John C "W hitner of At j habit, which is all to their benefit electrical contractoi Tt seems that I &eoi RTia Chamber of Commei ce will be Hart the thiee negroes twice E.CII \\ A Maddox. Thomas r nay Judge lanta ( uter was gt-anted licpnae by t itv the chief speaker at a meeting: to be a n M tenced to hang the latest date heing Tohn T Pendleton lohn \ HS nds ( lerk Walter Ta,\ lor after ho had ^ today at Newnan Ga foi the and yours; because it helps you to Friday of this week for the murder of tTporgp A\ estmoreland \V \\ Galnes, Tn&sed an examination before the dec j Purpose of organizing a countj cham I e>ter I Clarke Henderson Hallman STORK BRINGS TRIPLETS trical examines 1J11 He left t bcL,,° a IXmisviIte woman -vvfl! not go to the h provide something they like -which lanta and spent se\ eral ^ars rn Flor T. ? Chamber of Commerce gallows Cot at least an.oth.ei s xty TO COBB COUNTY COU&JLE ic*a and in Cuba and upon his return will bo merged into the nfwlv organ countv chamber of commerce R da%^ as the r case was taken on V, ed GLOOMS WILL HAVE -to Atlanta about eleven da>s a^o he Cole U ill preside over the meeting; nesday to the state -supreme cox T t on M^uetta, Ga March D •—(Special > at the same time does them good. ap>P"tied foi a renew il of hi*3 license a writ of s ipersedeas tnken out bj Oity Electrician Turner turned lum FULL CHARGE TODAY, Mr and, Mrs Tames M.LCluie who live down on the ground t*hart: the citv code Aitorne\ Hugh Howell ' in Cobb countj 6 miles northeast of And it is equally acceptable and requires a. second examination of pe»r KENTUCKY REQUISITION Following the hrst tonviction of the Marietta announce the birth of eons who leaw tho citv and letum negroes who were brought heie from SAYS WEATHER MAN triplets Sunday—two girls and a boy In placing his complaint with, tho HONORED BY GOVERNOR Tefferson countj for trial on atrourit AJ1 three are Iixing and doing finely nourishing for every member of the twa-rd of control Carter charged thit of fear of mob \iolente the jury found The combined weight of the thiee was City !• Icctriclan Turnr-r -was prejudiced "V\ ith a contingent of too 01 more Pol lowing: is the weather forecast against hJm because af his activit% in the trio g-uiltj of first deg ee m irdea IS pounds There are three oldei chH family. citi^eiib from Ba-rtow county present foi Atlanta Ihursdaj organizing- L,ocal TSo 78 of the elec in the executive offices to testify as V* hile in the Tower rwaiting execu dren In the family t-rical workers un on of \tlanta, in to his good character and his abilities tion Paschall told r»eput\ Sheriff Tihe da> -will open clouds threatening The\ ha\e been named tllie Nellie 191 1 Ca.rtoi tontend.s that as the re as an evangelist a Tventuckv requisi Minoi th-\t the two Hai t bovs had and rafnj with fresh to brisk -southerly and Your money back if not satisfied. jthonefatly and in accord with hi 3 best tion for Rc\ C T Pratt a holy roll nothing to do w ith the Killing On nds and a oons-d..era>ble rise in tern Dudgment said. Scnatoi Jones I am ei evangelist of Caitersville was hon «*ult of the orgnnizat on of the union this statement a motion for a new pera-tuie The Vim tempe*] ature will ored by Go\ernoi falaton on "W ednes pro'bablv b-e as high as 5(> dfterees but 21 kinds lOc a can tvai?«B o-f iectrical mechanics weie in dav trial foi tbe trio w as a,sked and later 1 DEATH TAKES MOTHER Creased from ?- 'JO to ?3 i<3 a- cta^. and denied Judge Ben Hill then set the t/he rise durJris the da> on aocount of The -warrant upon which the requi tne clou-dines^ will not be marked for that rcasoa tne electiical oontrac sition wns made came from "W hitelev death, date for Mai ch 8 OF NORMAN HACKETT tors associaition has got it In foi me count\ Iventucl \ where Tratt is Showers are probable at intervals dui Thft board asked Cit> Attorney Ma\ \tto ne\, Howell on W edne^da% tooik ifzr Thuredav In the evening the wind w m ted on t charge of obtaining the ca,=o to thft supreme court It is ill shift to wejster]> with "ome decline \ew« was received in Atlanta yogte fion for an opfrnon w hich w as to the mone> undei false pietenses day of the death in Deli oit of the pffcrt tha,t Cartel did nol ha\ e to pass stated that in effor t w ill be made to Umperature Unsettled cloudy cileai the Hart bo a as Pasch-ill has weathei will continue for a day 01 two nothei of Norman H ickett who but a another C'cami nation before the boird 'ew weeks since closed a popular btork Phe boarrt authoiiT'ed thf issuance oE stated that the\ wei e not the men who a permit but Ciry Llectncian Tdrnet ODD FELLOWS OF 7TH accompanied him to the Jefferson conn engagement at the L^ ric theater The OUPS ty farm and nrurdei ed the wife of a funeral was held in JDeti oit vestei day sLa-tcd late AV ednesda\ night that he MEET IN ROME TODAY white farmer neai L/ouis\ ille that Mr Hackett who went ftom Atlanta Iras no intention oC issuing ono until MACON HAS 'SWELL' TEAM IVew York and thence to Detroit ( art^r sots i certificate from the cO u n t j hoard of examiners iart been with hl« mother but two da>s Kurn C»a March 2u> — i bpecial > — Four of Basketball Five Sick t hen her death ocrui i ed *>he had ILOOK FOR THE RED-AND-WHITE LABEL.! More than 200 delegates and \isitors to MILEAGE DECISION ieen in imalid for se\ eral j exrs the semi innual convention of the HENSON BOUND OVER se-venteeinth dl\iaion Georgia Odd Fcl EXPECTED APRIL 14 With Mumps, lows w ill gather h<-re Thui sdav and JHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigl' ON MURDER CHARGE Ft ula\ of this week The m< eting w ill bo presided ovej hv O W Herndon of Owinq- to the inabil t\ of the lailioaid Ma*.on Ga March 2o—(Special ) — Jj3.faj.ette th( di\ tsion depxiti prand commission to diprest all the d ita in the 5 Peerless PermanencPermanencyy = ^ Tarn *s Hrnson th* > oun^ white bo% master Thero will be repoi ts of off! c •*& basketball team of the Y M wl o «hot and killed "Willie Law son mileage case winch w ds taken up foi ^ captained, by W F Houser is Satuidav i tght i Maulchn s Taarbei eers and lodses and degree work con a decision at tht1 exetLf vt session of ID shon it 7"0 * ht*«triut street was bound ducted in socret :he commission on. \Vednes the swellest team that in t ver 1 v Recordei Bi oyles "^V t dnesda> On Thui^dav night there will be i ion was postponed until the c-xecu stitu t ion, b-oasts oC Buying public mtetinfc at thf courthouse at f ou i oT the fl\e members of the harged w ith mm dnr Jjawver John which Jurlg-e Tohn P Davis formei tive session of \pril 14 S ththe publipublic Retgets ththee moomoott foforr the S u Mo i epresf-ntin^F , the defense prrand mtstei of tl f state will irt t earn are laid up with the mumps ind monev spent \, ed. tri il bc ore the low et cou: t mastot of reromonies Addi esses w ill the filth member is li\ ing in dicad Sufficient capital and a stern be leli \eicd b\ W s Colcman of ^t KENTUCKY SETTLERS liom da> to day lest he too shall fall policy of demanding quality in Ian la T \I Hovne« Or Savannah i \ c 11 in raw material and BURGLARS ENTER HOME errand mastei of the state and T H LOCATE IN M'DUFFIE w orkmanship Robertson of Gainesville errand, secrc Captain Housrr first contr irted th« provide the best OF SAMUEL WALKER t irv Ct\e Spi mp: In Ifzt in I* loi d (fibeabe and being famed for following, for home owners count\ his tmdc the eri atest n^tgain 1 honison <. a \Tarrh 2-> (Special > then aptain to eithei v ictorj o de rnr-mboifahip i T>1 j ind \vill be ^ i ol< n\ of eight families ot w bite ser feat L L, tie idcr^on ^ J Fried, and K U m oC s in u el <• \\ ill t At aw -vriled the pi ize banner Th" dele lot s hem Kei tuck and 1 fniifssee ai C H FrniK fell in I in*1 and appeal ed S isL 1 cuth sti eel \v s i obbo I i v Tt(»s will he enterta ned in the homes s T nose} ij i ftoi j 001 •ivod rluin s, ttie p at week and will w ith sw ollen laws Mai lau Harmon trotv l [ tir (T II me m mbe s of the 01 tlei nako (hei r home in tbr> \V T iphtsl o o the fifth membei is eating picklos Tiirl een 1 id • o r lot U ot a mesh b it; i ighboi hood S miles from Thomson pays no profits t i p: S ) i -i .old d i \ ilu ihlc ' ol othei s iur things t ^ find out if his ,)nl> i Tew months ago a rolonj- of „! itids ire showing an> ^igns of swell to others t t of ol 1 u el foreign roIn-= 1 he COMMISSIONER DAVIS ibovit the same SIZP from Noith inrt for making fit ill* i\ pro ti\\ v it thr time south < aiohm. settled in this section parts — Die i ol bei T.V PI t through the boust- in i LEAVES FOR SAVANNAH >f McL>uff jf* t ount \ e v* rything 1 t ov 11 \ thn s n A tops\ tuiv\ stito •S ^.( bool his b e i rstabl ^hed w ith from start it ioth R w is taken except t he i in *-e. an enrollment of thirt\ 01 more pupils TWO BLACKS ARE HELD to finish IB 542 Whitehall Street i J t (.t j tc nis atf f * on missio? t: l>ii s left owned by \tlanta \\ t dnrsd i\ mpht foi Sax inn \h ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT Peerleas i 1 Hi unsw iel in faavannah lie w ill men and take up the diflertnce of i liatham GRAHAM DIES OF WOUND PIGS AND MISSIONS 1 done b v t oiintv G u) f "VV irrien IT n TJosipnoI INFLICTED BY BROTHER 1 \\ o no-grroe ? were arrested laic \\ ed Pee rlea a TO FEATURE IN FILMS ami U«put% \\ irden t H ^ ebeott nesda afternoon at Liddeil s e-iossingr w o r X e r s under one roof This unusual Hazlehur&l March 1 > — (Special on the toeaboaid Air Line About a quartet oC T mile from Armour Fertili saving in manufacture is shared TRAIN jrli _B—i Special )~ MAC KEY, OF RICH'S, WINS i estei Crraham J7 veai old bi othei of by pJamber and buyer altn.e—not n \v IT d all Mbl ises foi mil on the man who "hot and killexl L.awr« i ce zfi woi ks and weie identified by L. C in a cheaper priced article but t ^ mplo\ el b> t\\o WINDOW DISPLAY PRIZES Newbern the chief of pulice at Br >\ Ka\nes of 3*>0 Echo street as the two In the most serviceable and dur fi s n i w ho idcl> sci a i feat irda-v died, at a sanitarium heie assanlants of the little white f^irl late able combination made Between Kingston and Chattanooga 1 ficl Is t endcav ) f om t pistol wound mflicte-d b\ his Tuesday afternoon on the Southe: 11 Inveettgrate Peertea* for your For the accommodation of local business between KINGSTON AND \\ 1 or this inoi ni ij^ f rushed ip brothei w ho attempted to shoot the self See that your architect and hou<- tnd fo< t i rel of \ i e v\ s of tit lol n C \Lacl e\ of M Ki h rfL Bros i adiw BJ tracks about one half mile CHATTANOOGA, the WESTERN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD will inaugu- < o h tt, \von the fir^t ind stcond, pr 7ns deputv marshal aftei ^hooting the chief bullde- specify Peerlefl* when ic It ire the to death from Brook wood bridge on Pea«htiee rate a new train SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1914, to run daily , fiom n Uional competUors m the win road I you butld ho lei a serum The deput\ it is sand dodged beh nd The cheapest competition closet I dow trummlnff contest offered bv The Lester Graham and the ball entered One of the nepn oes has offeied an No 74—Leave Kingston 8 05 A M al bi saying fhaL he worked all day IB the highest-priced in tbe long Graham s chin ranging upward and af run P>h i oT the mei-t raising induatt which his just ended—?15 was the fhst feotmg- the brain death resulting from Tuesday do ins ^ra-dlng- w ork for the Arrive Chattanooga . . .10 40 A M Pi ze and $10 the second prize The Moi i o w company Call with TOOT plumtwr architect or nil t 1 meningitis yourself let n« show you flw completely No 75—Leave Chattanooga 4 40 P M \njjt!iet i si? quit diffeient fiorn third p-riro J5 was won by "\V F Siott The gii 1 after gn ingr a description furnished b&Ji rooms, using different, style ipn e iltiiral lin LS and related Ine T>on Mar eh e Ur> Croods company Low of her two black assailants Tuesday Arrive Kingston 7 15 P M othn s d« f the -\\oi Id is to be ell Mass if tei noon hoarded a street car and or lo\ e 1 bj V Powlmd. oC ilr Macko has been complimented HIGHWAY THROUGH DADE eame into the city without giving hei making all local stops CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT KINGSTON &c ictao of tho T b> Uttis firm for ? i selection of mil name ^lie has not been seen or heard FOR ROME For detail information, apply any agent Movement He has ber^ jlinpr\ with i background oC foliage and. TO CONNECT TWO STATES f i om since i General Supply Co., = palms also his rare and careful study = Bl E«»t Alah.m. St.. = coinnnssi "mod to make a lout of th •S ATLANTA C E HARMAN, eastern m s,sion fields i China Papan if tht details in w indow ti miming PismpT Pawn Ga March £o —(Spe Scottish Degree for Page. = and Korea Phis mui mi he icccivtd which his uon for the Whitehall dis- * General Passenger Agent play windows not onlv the admiration cial ) — Dade countj toda\ \oted foi an 1\berdeen Scotland March 2s —The SlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIimilllHIIIUIII.- a complete motion picture photographie is&ue, of $60 000 worth of bonds to build, o itfit and will tike score*; of i eelb of of Atlanta but the country over degree of doctor of literature was con films of the mibMon work a pike from the Tennessee line to the fen ed toda> on Walter Hmes Pag-e Alabama line Much elation is ft. It American ambassador to the court of POSTMASTERS NAMED over the result &t James b> Aberdeen university AUTOISTS WILL ESCORT FOR GEORGIA POINTS ROAD SCOUTS TO ATHENS \\ Islington March 2o—The follow \thens GT March 2->—(bpecial )—\ i JL, nomiiidtiona for postmasters 11 delegation of citi?et.is left this morning (. e >rgia hav < been made it autos Cot Xu^usta to m^et tho scoutt. I i\ tannin countv W "V "Russell j This Store Sells the Clothes v ne H X Coll^ resigned Hillsboi o HOTEL who are coming from Washington to j Vtlanta bv wav of \ugusta select nj; Jasper counfv iA Alexaiidoi Mce "W T l n higlmav loutr foi a. mujntenarct. Ridle> ipsigned I ogansville Walton test—>the road which is to be undei the 1 to mt> G "M" Ivllgore, vice A\ *j S m i th remov ed direction of the govei nment and the I I B, Morris was appointed carrier GOTHAM Men and Young American HT?hwa\ association The partv after the night jn Vurru^tei j fo Route 1 of Flippen vice H b will accompany the scouts to Athens B.O-W in tomorrow where a big: delegation will Hotel ofVefined welcome them a-t the Georgian hotel YEAR AND DAY ADDED Men Want TO THIS MAN'S LIFE C/ elegance, located in Newark's social centre Do You Know Stein-Bloch Cof unibu<= Ohio March °o — \ re ^pite <_ f a, \ ear and a dav was granted Wedding Chests of bi theatre and shoppinci Sterling Silver morning Ihc ,ro\ernor said he would r&uommtnd, to futme g-ovei nors that they're the ones we sell—and nowhere else V Uiest of bilver netware is tespites be ^,1 mtod f i om j ear to yeai districts CJ tlie fa^milv s bebt gift to tiie piovidtd Huniphues, make a flrood ice in the city can you buy them— old is a, pnsontr His wag^es as a bride " - prisoner w ill be turned ov er to his Single rooms wit The spring showing is now complete in all If it it, cngid^cd trd fur dependent 1 imil\ Ihe ?ro\ ernor s DoJbk rooms wrthbatlj.~*35PA>»6?2 the best models of the season—the right fabucs nibbed b> ub bhe will doublv lotion n> without precedent in Ohio SPECIAL DISCOUNTS OfXnfQt appreciate it for our name MAY TO OCTOBER - patterns and^Shades— MgniFes QU VL,1T\ and she CONDEMNED TO DEATH, We say it without hesitation that it is the mil know AOU wanted her to Wetherbee S^Wood best assemblage of Smart Clothing we've been ha%p the best HE REFUSES TO EAT j unpa I H Maich 2&—Condemned] privileged to show— Y\ c Ctirrv jn stock Tlie t cKath fot alleged statutoij or£t.nses] Fifth Ave & Fifiy^ffib St hairfax Maiv Llnlton Hep against his, to ^ eai old daughter \\ il These garments possess a standing which peh. lute Paul Revere The li im l">eeb confined in the county 1ail ! I to await execution on April 17 has' NEW YORK. CITY meets the approval oi a high-class clientele— \ irginia The ^ abhington, .-on-- tn t h iiiget strike and Sheriff -\ mlet ChantilU L.OUIS Pour i '-It.mer h"is orderexL that he be forci the main features being yalue and character— teenth btrattord and a num i bl\ feel unless hC* consents to take Take a few minutes and see them toda\ — her of other popular patterns i in. ui ibhmcnt \\ i tin 11 the next tt\ elve Our btocK ib larse J.nd va I houis they're sold at ried No tetter engraving tan be had an\where and we Large Plant for Valdosta. SPRINGER HOTEL Popular Prices ha% } e half a dozan engra\ers \aldofata (jd: Mai eh _j—(bpecial ) COLUMBUS, GA. w io can turn out % our w ork T he Texas Oil compan began this \\et k \voi 1 on a large distributing Luropean Best location in the citj Oppobite beautiful NOTE.—On the third floor of our budding we home prompth olant in tins each Excellent dinner ser\ed e\ery day, 50c eithei b\ mail or in the store toscthei \\ ith a large \varehouse and Write for IbO page illus salesroom A.11 rooms have hot and cold running water steam heat tele trated catalogue for 1<>14 phones Electric elevator service Separate and combination { A. Af. £. Conference Closes. sample rooms Hotel screened throughout Rates $100, with bath $150 Parks-Chambers-Hardwick ' For*-\th UL Match -^—(Special)— GOLD and SILVERSMITHS The A AT fc, c.nfeicnte of the ForsMh Direct car lines from all depots rii^turt IIAS lu^t i toaed its se^^ioii here 37-39 PEACHTREE Company ATLANTA, <3A. LMibhshcd 1887 Re\ T H bmitli tho presiding elder Porters meet all trains had the Ttort of the conference -*o 31 Whitehall Street outlined t hat quite an mtci est w as H. C. LARZELERL, Manager Created in -iffairs «hich concern the PC ice linnioiiy and prosperaty of the counlrj. .fage Six.. THE CONSTITIJTION, ATLANTA. GA, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. \

lia, Jr ,, Mra Henry Inman.. Mrs .. Morns ' of Bremen , Mrs Shepard Bryan and •ERANS DIE Brandon, Mrs Wilmer Moore. Mra R. Mrs Henry Jackson 3 AGED VEy F_ _Maddox. _. , Mrs__ . Mau-_ d- _Bake . r Cobb_ ..*. , Mr„„s ( . and Mrg Jackson enter- IN QUU SUCCESSION Preston Arkwright, Mrs W. H Kiser tained the members of the "family con- GOODYEAR MEN GATHER ME1, WOOED AND IN, and Mrs C M. MoClunK, ot Knoxvllle nection at dinner last night for Mra. r Br>an Tenn. Pulaski. Tenn, March 25 —As the Tea Dance at Driving Club. . Howland's Visit. FORSALBCONFERENCE AND ALL IN THE DAYS body of D C BilesXa Confederate vet- eran, was being lo\rtBred Into its grave The te*a dance at the Z>rt\ ins club Mrs Max Franklyn Howland, of Bos- yesterday afternoon drew the usual en- ton, Mass , arrives in Atlanta Sunday Reports Show a Remarkable near Conway, Tenn ."Biles' friend. B P thusiastic crowd. for a visit of several weeks to her Chambers, also a vetiran, dropped dead Mrs. T. D. Meador entertained for sister, Mrs Logan Bleckley Surprise for Macon in Wed- Mrs Robert -I* Meador. who is visit- Among the entertainments to be Growth in Business of near the coffin yestarday The shock 1 ding of Miss Kaylor and ing her- Her jruests were Mrs Meador, given in her honor is a reception by was too much for Hrnry H Reese, a Mrs J C. Beam, Mrs William Bilej, the Carnegie library school, who Company, airs. Smith Pickett, Mrs K-ix Stafford -» as founded by Mrs Rowland, wlio Mr. Deutscher. third veteran, who *as carried away and Mrs Will Meador was Miss Anfne Wallace, of Atlanta. suffering from a pafalytic strobe Mra S C. Naff had as her guests She was the first librarian of the Car- Branch managers and salesmen of Mra Ernest Hyde of Valdosta, Mrs negie library here and more than any tlxe Goodyear Tire and Rubber com- Macon friends of Louis E Deutscher, George Forrester. Mrs W. C Jarna&in, other individual, instrumental in se- of the Nawman Baking company, of curing the Carnegie fund for the pany throughout the Atlanta district Club Women Unite 16 Make Mrs T J Fleming; Mrs David fahep- that cit>, will be surprised to read this herd, Mrs Robert S Parker, Mrs Max- library She was the inspiration of were assembled in this cit> Monday tan Dunbar j the state library commission, and one ana Tuesday for a sales conference notice of his wedding in Atlanta at 9 of the organizers of the Georgia Li- o'clock on Wednesday night to Miss DARKEN W Mr and Mrs Shepard Bryan enter- and mapping out of the year s sales tained toe their mother, JMrs H R brary association campaign. The meeting's were direct- Beulah Ka>Jor of 29 Hayden street, City Clean and Beautiful Br>an, of New Bern, N C ed by District Manager ~W G Harris the ceremony being performed at the Mrs Albert Collier had a few fnends and addressed by H. S Quine, secre home of the bride by the Rev Mi Dib- for her sister. Miss Ida Grant, of St tary to the president of the Goodyear ble, absistant pattor of the Bajptist LOflKY Louis, and Mrs Edgar Hunnicutt had "Mrs Sa.mutl Lunipkm pr evident of cleaning' the ct>-operation of so many a few guests for iier visitor. Miss Lou company, and C E Cannon, of the Tabernacle MEETINGS service department, both of Akron Mr Deutscher came to Atlanta about the City Tedeia^ion of \\ otiii. i b Club- srood men, and that the cleaning this ise Hunt, of ICnoxville It was shown that the business of announci-3 tha.t tin- annual cleaning year will be on a broader and, J ho-p«, Mrs, Thomas Hinman had as hei the company has grown by leaps and three da>s ago on a. business trip B> Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens up d-a> \\ ill oe o-bsf i \ ed in Atlanta as guests Mrs. Brutus Cla^, Mr* Hughes bounds In the past years, the percent- chance he met Miss Kas lor and he a more lasting scale," said Mrs Lump- iypalding and Mis Robert Davis The Twentieth Century Coterie -will So Naturally That No- usual April IS this rnefat-J,^' ha\mg kin in setting fortli the program fo-r the meet With Mrs Steadman 120 Cleburne age of Increase for the first half of prolonged his stay here while he laid Mr& Flojd McRae entertained Mrs March over the same period last -year gone out through the ci^ht\ differ day John Murphy, Mrs Junius G Oglesby a v en u e, on Thursday, March 26, at 3 siege to the heart of the ^oung lady bodyfcan Tell. o clock Houston to Copenhill car beinsr 96 per cen-t. He wat> an ardt nt wooer and in just ent -n omen s of r^amzationt. in V'lanta Properly, the civic' spring cleaning Mi s K H Barnes and Mrs Ohai Les Those present at the conference held belonging to the federation Mrs Steadman's telephone number is three Uayb' time he had pi oposed and origrmated with the women of tee city, Ivy 6791-J at the Hotel Ansley, were W G Har- *I am •delig'htefl to -^cc that this year Others entertaining small paitics ris, manager Atlanta district, L R fixed the date of the ceremon-v It took six >ears ago, •»hen Mrs bam Jones, were Mra Ernest Woodi uff, Mr and we aie h.a\ing in out ann ill sprint^ then president of the city federation There will be a social meeting of the GemimlL manager Jacksonville place last night lor, manager Char- inaugurated an annual soring cleaning Mminoni, Mr and Mis W T Orentr} Agrnes Scott Alumnae association in groom -nill m i few da\s be at home Tea anrt S ilt> ii*r >i opei 1^ < ompoundeci cabinet room at Agnes Scott Friday, lotte, N C branch J J Kendall, man- to then friends, in Macon day appointing committees cf ladies Mr and Mrs W B Cailiart, Mr "and ager Nashville branch, L C Alexander, bi mgh b ick UitNnatur il < uloi and lustre Mrs W E Hawkins, Mr Thomas L> on, March 27, 1914, at 4 p m to the hiir when faded M^itked 01 to push the work In each ward, ' con- manager Memphis branch W E Der- =;riA .tlso enif^ dinrtiuff itcluii^ scalp tinued Mrs .Lumpkin 'Her successor, .1 udge and Mrs Benjamin Hill, Airs mody manager New Orleans branch, G K Vardem Mr and M.rs H B Scott and the following salesmen "W G ANTS OF MRS. MORSE and -stop*? faliinp: hair \eir-. a£o the .Mrs. Woods T\:hite, organized the com- Starnes, J L Starnes G T Latimer O! ]•> -U.M to/get thi*- niixtmo was to WOMAN WEAK mittees into ward clubs one of the and A Ayres Atlanta, W R Subers BARRED FROM COUNTRY make it at l&ome •" hioh is mussy and r uiposeb of these to keen g-oing the Planting Day.. SOCIAL ITEMS C A Armann an<3 F M Herman Jack- troublesome! '•i. o wa/i i \ •- b> asking- at sonville M. Orr, E H Morns and r O an-v druR- *=tore for "W ^ eth s Sage ami cleaning- Lhroug-h every day of the >oar titurilaj will be planting day at the -New -iork, Maich 25—The hill of Sulphur Hair Rfcmed\ A. ou will get a Mrs CharJes J Haden cortinuad the "VViens Ivest All membeis of the Uncle Smith Charlotte F H Gafford and P amber meadow ants which Sirs Charles Remus Memorial association and then J Massev Birmingham L. K Hart ana large bottly of this famous old recipe same work under her regime, extend- Miss Louise Scarborough, of Colum- u Mor-be wife of the former banker, for about 60 cents- AND NERVOUS friends are invited to meet at the R W McCaughan Nashville, E R 1 ing- it into the school playgrounds and bus, arrives todaj to visit Miss Emma brought with her last week on h&r re- Don t stiy pi aj ' Try It No one "Wrens Nest at 10 o clock t<»r a spend- /Jordan Greer and R R. Byrne, Memphis J th£ day parti, bringing with them a W Thompson O A Lazenby and G L, tuin fiom Pans,, will not be allowed can pofesiifiv tell that you darkened public parks ' *** to entei this country They are in- -xonr hair j as it dfles it so naturally Finds Health in Lydia E. The chamber of commerce and In- box lunch, and any tiees, shrubbery or Miss Eloise Wilkes, of Durant, Miss, De Verges New Orleans flowers they may -wish to contribute juilous insects, it is held, and upon in and evenly Yooi dampen a sponge or di% iduaj citizens ha-\ ** nideJ in the will arrive Saturday to visit MIES Bes struotJons £ i o,m the department of agri- soft brush with It and draw this Pinkham's Vegetable mo\ement, gi\lng the pn/es each year Cannas, gladlolas. eaJladiums dahlias sie Kempton climbing roses and privet hedge are *** culiuiathe acting: collector of the poi t through your hair taking one small \\omen Should Vid. especiall> desired h esterday in the city entomology in "Washington for de- of the stieel sweeping department but. tamed at a heart-dice party yesterday struction a womanhood until I as a matter of fact, the joint obliga- afternoon at the home of her parents, "Mr and Mrs A McD "Wilson will tion of the department and the people Mr and Mrs Arminius Wright on AGAINSIWI ADAMS leave in)Tune for a European trip had taken Lydia E. who use them Our walks should be Howard street, in celebration of her »»* $295,000 Left to Churches. SEND YOUR FILMS TO Pinkham's Vegeta- swept before the street wagon has tenth birthday Bowls of jonqoiils and Mrs John F Kinsey returned Satui passed Areas and grated openings narcissi decorated the looms Congressman Sees President Cincinnati March 25 —Two hundred ble Compound. I After the gtame, refreshments "were day from Cincinnati, where she was and ninety-fi\ e thousand is left to along sidewalks are too thoughtlessly called on account of the Illness ot her charities and churches by the will of would have pains if used by pa^sersby or people waiting for served in the dining room, wihere the daughter Mrs R K McLean, who has Wilson in Regard to Dis- the car as praces to sit in to throw tea table had as a centerpiece a birth Mrs Francesca N Gamble, widow of E. H. CONE, Inc. I overworked or day cake, wreathed -with, pdnk roses been critically ill with iptneumonla the late James N Gamble philanthro- •waste paper etc W-e must realize *** trict Attorneyship. pist, filed here toda> for probate The lifted anything that a clean city depends as much upon Pretty Easter favors were at the places Mrs Cal\ I n M McClung returned the care an-d th-oug-ht of the individual and the candle shades and other de board of foreign missions, the mis- heavy, and I would tails of color -ware in p4nk j esterdav to her home in Knoxville sionary society the % oman foreign ATLANTA, GA, be so weak and ner- man woman and child as upon the after a s"hort visit to her parents, Mr Washington, March 25 —Represent- missionary society of the Methodist citj s emplo> ees Mrs Wright and Miss Dorothy I>aves ana Mrs A D Aaalr vous and in so much The feoeiation seleoted Saturday for assisted in entertaining The joung » ** ative Hajdwick of Georgia, conferred choirch and the Methodist church cor- For Free Developing Largest labora- 1 cleaning up day. so no bo> or girl in hostess wore a wihite hand-made 1m with President Wilson today about *he poration are included in the bequests misery that I would gene dress with blue ribbons The Mrs P D Cochran h-as returned appointment of a federal attorney for Atlanta would be hampered by school from Cincinnati where she went to tory in the South Only expert ^ork be prostrated. A duties in their efforts to make every guests weie Misses Mary Porter, Fan southern Geoigia He opposed A Pratt n.ie Manlej Valeria Manle> Julia be at the sick bedside of her sister, Adairas of Sa^ annah w ho had been Jfnend told me what prarden %ard, street and alle> as clean Mrs R E McLean and quick service Mail order depart- i ml f i esth and wholp-some as their own Block, A.lite Callawaj, Cla>ton Calla *** urged bj Senator West Mr Hard- your medicine had done for her and I j t>n-,ht iosy -cheeked faces way 4nise Jones, Man White Dais\ si ick recommended Robert L Berner ment—films, cameras and supplies i ranees Daves, Mai > Broo-ks bai ah Miss Marj Kins will give a miscel- Mr Hard wick said after his con- tried it. It made me strong and healthy Prizes Offered. Blla SchlesLnger, Chariotte and Floi laneous shower Saturday for Miss Ora ference that while he and Mr Adajns Write tor Catalog J. ence Smith, Helen McClure Ethel Gieen a°bnde elect were personal friends jet he had ad- GIRLS! STOP WASHING and our home is now happy with a baby The chamber o-f commerce repeats *** its ofter ot last year $60 for the white Niall, Helen Elsas, Phyllis JUarenden vocated the appoijitnient of Mr Ber- boy. I am very glad that I took Lydia ; schools secur ing: the greatest number Lillian I>enny, Elizabeth Little Frances Miss Evelyn Lovett, the young ner who li\es in Macon He said he B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and , of pledges and $50 to the colored Poole Roselyn Lun-ceford, Jane Girdlei daughter of Dr and Mrs W C Lovett, felt confident Bemer would be ap- For and Elizabeth Cole is convalescing" at home after several pointed but had no definite assurance do all I can to recommend it"—Mrs.A. schools securing the greatest number weeks serious illness In a eanitarru-m Coughs The paint dealers offer a prize for the *** Recently Senator "V\ est said the pres- WITH SOAP B B. BOSCAMP, 504 E. Howard Street, best pa-lnted cottage owned by the ident had told him he would appoint Relieve the coach of Bronchitis and Aathsia. ZSc.60caniS Creston, Iowa. tenant and a piize for the larger resi Cooking School. Mr and Mrs Claude Douthit, of Mr Vdams if the latter withdrew from $100 Sample Froie. JOUfl L. BBO1TH* SOS, ' ~* dence painted in the most harmonious The cooking school now being held Memphis are the guests of Mr and a law partnership It Is believed the Soap Dries Your Scalp, Caus- Tons of Roots and Herbs and aitistic manner at the First Christian church will be Mrs M D Fnan-ole They will spend president will ha\ e further confer- Seed Dealeis—Mark Johnson Seed free the remainder of the week to all two -weeks at French Lick Springs be- ences with other members of the Geor- ing Dandruff, Then Hair who wish to attend fore returning h-ome are used annually in the manufacture comp-an> one dozen books on 'Garden- *»* gia delegation ing foi Children six for white children The school is under the auspices of Falls Out. of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- and six for colored Hastings Seed com the church and also of the "Woman s Miss Leila Baz&more left yesterday pound, which is known from ocean to pany. three prizes first, seeds or plants Auxiliary to the Atlanta Typographical to visit Miss Maude Moore, in Macon union *** COURT BACKS L. & N. Spring Delected by the winner to the amount ocean as the standard remedy for of $5 second prize same to the Mrs. L D Watson who has been quite ill at a local sanitarium Is bet- AGAINST GOVERNMENT After washing your hair ~with soap female ills. amount of W and thud, to the amount always applv a little Danderine to the of ?^ McMillan Bros will also give For Miss Scarborough. ter For forty years this famous root and Miss Emma Jordan will entertain at **» I^ouisville Ky , March 25 —Mandamus scalp to invigorate the hair and pre prises a small dancing party Friday evening Mr and Mrs Ernest Lock hart have vent d.r> ness Better still, use soap as Weddings as-ked by the federal go\ ernment to herb medicine has been pre-eminently Lime Dealers—Jeffers Llm« com- sparingly as possible, and instead have pany will #i\e small quantities of lime at her home for Miss Louise Scarbor- retui ned fi om a \isit to southwest g-i\ e the interstate commerce commis Customer* placing -with us orders successful in controlling the diseases of ough, of Columbus, who will be her Georgia sion examiners access to all files and a Danderine Haii Cleanse ' Just for cleaning up purposes to those guest *** moisten a cloth with Danderine and for social stationery may have the women. Merit alone could have stood sending after it " records of -the Ixmlsvtlle ^.nd Nash Miss Jan Robinson will entertain Mrs Charles Glover continues 111 at ville Railroad company toda> was re- draw u rarefu]]^ through 3 our hair asvurance of correct formff, skilled this test of time. twelve guests at a chafing dish sup- her home in Ansley Park fused by Judge Walter l>a,ns in fed taking one strand at a time This workmanship, moderate price*, and per tonight at her home in Ansley *** eral court The court held that certain, will remove dust, diit and excessive If yon have the slightest doubt Mrs. Field Entertains. Park for Mies Scarborough and a num- oil In a fev, moments you will be | delivery Mrs rulian I leld enteitamed the Mr and Mrs Joseph Emerson Brown communications the railroad declined to that Ijydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ber of other entertainments will be giv- left yesterdaj In their motor car for produce were privileged between law amazed jour hair will not Only be i Order of Old-Fashioned "Women yes en in her honor during! her visit. clean but it xvill be wa\y, fluffy ajid We have ffie most comp/efrfr equipped ble Compound will help you, write terdai afternoon at her home on Augusta Ga where they will spend yer and client Chat the Hepburn law plant in thts part of Ihf ceantry a few da> s at the Hampton Terrace does not give the interstate commerce abundant and possess an incompar- to IiydiaE.Pinkham MedicineCo. Peaxht: ee street able softness and lustre n •%/ D k 9 C BYRD BUILDING A green basket filled wifch yellow hotel, gomg from there to Pinehurst, commission power to make general ex »3 ATLANTA For Mrs, Bryan. V C aminations and that the inquiu here is Besides cleansing and beautifying IS Y 1C (confidential) Lynn,MTass.,f or ad- and brow n tulips was the table center- Mrs A J Orme entertained at a pret- *** the hair one application of Danderine iece of the luncheon table At the ty luncheon Tuesday at her home on not along lines sufficiently specific vice. Your letter •will be opened, yur corners of the table -were -wrought Mr E T Lamb, after a visit bo Flor- After a resolution was introduced in dissolves e^ ery particle of dandruff, E Peachtree street, in compliment to Mrs i ida is on a business trip east the United States senate by Senator stimulates the scalp, stopping" itch- read and answered by a woman, brass candlesticks with yellow tapers Henry R Bryan, of New Bern, N C ing and falling- hair Danderine !s to under brass shades The guests were *** Luke Lea of Tennessee, the inter- and held in. strict confidence. who 13 visiting Mr and Mrs Shepard Mrs William Bucknell, of Philadel- state commerce commission bt>gan an the hair what fresh showei s of rain Mrs Robert Foreman Mrs W E> El- Bryan and sunshine are to vegetation It A French basket filled with Liberty phia, who was to have spent opera investigation of the Louisville and week with Dr and Mrs Howard Buck N'ashville relations with the INashvllle goes riprlit to the roots, invigorates roses was in the center of the tible and strengthens them Its exhilarat- Folly Night The place cards were, decorated •% ith nell has postponed her visit here until Chattanooga and St Louis Raflroad later and other lines in the south to deter ing and life producing properties red roses and the color of the roses *** cause the* haii to grow long strong •was reflected in all other details of mine If there were grounds for action PIEDMONT HOTEL Miss Rosalie Howell is -visiting Under the Sherman la\\ Examiners and beautiful the artistic table Men' Ladies' You can surelv have HAMPER QUALITY The guests were Mrs Henry R Bry- friends in Macon, Ga She will be with for the c-ommisison sought to investi "Wednesday <™rfThursday Mr and Mrs Clark Howeil In April grate the roads correspondence files and lots of charming hair Get a 25 cent an, Mrs Spencer R* Atkinson Mrs A *** bottle of Knowlton s Danderine from J Orme, Sr , Mrs Fleming duBignon, other records any drug store or toilet counter and Make Reservations Early Mre Charles Harman, Mrs Albert Cox, Mr Howard L Bosworth has been When the federal examiners asked Critically ill with pneumonia at St for files containing the le^al corre try it K At KAMPER'S K Joseph s infirmary for a week Though eponden-ce of the road Wtlble M May his condition is somewhat innproved he pother vice president objected on the is still seriously sl-ck ground that the letters were pri\I The Best the Market Affords A »** leged The examiners insisted and were A 1 Mrs Flovd Mays is visiting friends ejected from ithe file room of the road Club House Brand Royal Ann Cherries Regular 40c in St Petersburg Fla. She Is expected The company then appealed to the fed- Large Black Cherries home about the first of April Lemon Cling Peaches Extra Special M »** eral court for a mandamus M }Ulow Free Peaches United States Attorney George Your Grandmother's Remedy for California Bartlett Pears Three Co— Mrs Thom-as P Hinman will enter Durelle today announced that an ap- halves Can^. 3 80 tain at a small bridge partv next Tues- peal would be taken from Judge P Peeled Apricots Dozen oo an P day for Miss Ida Grant, of St Louis, Evans' decision Fruits Sliced Peaches Cans 3>O.oiJ This the guest of her sister, Mrs Ajlbert Purifying the Blood Collier Appetizing FteU, Dayton, Ohio A fre» trial PEN1CK & FORD, Ltd., S. S. F«e Mllllnerv Co., lift W. Mitchell sent to any address Buy of any well-stocked druggist C tuce, tomatoes, peppers and others Come and see them. New Orleans St. The Bnntext **Pot on n Tlu«5 St, C. J. Kamper Grocery Co. BEFORE SUPREME COURT Phone Ivy 5000. 317-325 Peachtree Street Send for free 1 Of* booklet of J. Vf V, OOOOOI Y cookmg and Selection of Trustee in Means- ooofo candy recipes up Dickson Bankrupt Case ER QUALITV Is Attacked.

Washington, March 25 —Application -n as before the supreme court today Clean to review the selection of a trustee for the estate of the Means-Dickson company, bankrupt, of Georgia The Instruments Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. question im olv ed is whether the ma- —are absolutely es- jority creditors of a bankrupt are entitled as a matter of law to select sential in the proper the trustee of the estate Alexan- For A^ der Proudfit, referee in bankruptcy in Georgia, refused to appoint G E practice of modern About a Shipment of Beautiful Suits- Strickland, ot Concord, Ga., trustee, dentistry. although he waa nominated by two at- Luncheon torneys who represented fifty-two of C,Our instruments Just Received—to Go Out Today at the fift> -three creditors and 98 per O cent of the claims Mr Proudflt se- lected C W Leonard, of Macon, nom- are, in fact, cleaner For a dainty luncheon, inated by the remaining creditor, a o local concern than new ones, for to serve with salads, Judg-e Speei-, in approving the ref- they are both cleansed chocolate, bouillon or $15.00 eree s selection, declaied that a referee o should have the discretion to reject and sterilized after after dinner coffee. the selection of a majority of the cred- o They have just come and will only remain overnight, for itors He said it was against the pol- icy of the bankrupt la-w for attorneys each use. for a credit association to "corral" the o For picnics or parties we have priced them at $15, which means they will change hands claims of creditors and utilize them so students Lack of sufficient wistaria and black. i uiter suppl\ pre\entetl saving the o building "\one of the other buildings Wonderful little Suits you will agree at this price—$15.00. of the college group were damaged o Fourth Floor. HEADACHES SUCCUMB - To A-K Tabl*t».

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offense a sum net exceeding $5,000 or j Clar.k- .*ule FOE OF WHITE SLAVERY Newark In Chattanooga cently passed by the house forbidding convict, pauper or prison labor, or by Cubs In IiOuisvIUe the shipment of convict-made goods in detained persons in a forelgrn country." QUITS HIS POSITION AGAJSHOCALS Browns in Nashville. inter-state commerce into states which Term "Pa a per" IJ-jited. prohibit the sale of such products In The bill declares ^' ^t the term Crackers Hit Ball Hard Vctla 8, Browna 6. the open market. Nashville. Tenn , March 2ij —In a "pauper" shall "be limited to those Washington. March 25 —Stanlej W. 1 The Importation of foreign convict- Former Cracker Twirls for game featured by hard hitting and persons who are held or confined In Finch, chief of the department of jus- loose fielding on both sides tne Nash- eleemosynary institutions at the public tice bureau for the suppression of ahite By Dick JemlHon. oipeningr round. McOonnell waited ville Southern league team played the expense in w-hole or in pant." slave traffic, resigned today Mr Firteh. the Yankees! Today—Ed Schwind sacrificed Zimmerman made St. Louis Americans' first team to a UUL uw-iiig to tne peculiar construction Various efforts to amend the bill to who has been associated v. i(ji the depart- ^learner" Flanagan steanned one a play too late 'to second and both of the law, it has been difficult tobroaden its scope failed. Republican ment for more than twentv jears. to- l through the pitcher's box in the tenth tie this afternoon,, score 6 and 6 Both inning Wednesday afternoon, scoring hands were safe. Kircher sacrificed teamg made 4 runs in the fust inning. enforce, and labor representatives in Leader Mann, early in the considera- night said he expected to devote his Sweeney to j Catch Him. both up a base Tommy Long drew Witte, who pitched eight innings for congress decfcu-e it has been freely tion, of the measure, attempted to in- time to organizing the National Social George Kircher from second base with violated Welfare leag-ue throughout the country, the tally that won the game for the a free ticket, filling- the bases. St Louis, was wild, issuing seven bases sert a clause defining: "paupers" as all Game at 3 O'Qlock. Crackers from the Newark Champions, Flanagan nit a slow one and was on balls To Confiscate ShlpmentH. persons receiving- wages of less than $1 retired, MoOonnell scoring on the play Score R. H E Under the measure passed today all a day Today he sought to include a 7 to 6 Eibel slashed a single, scc-nn®' Schwind Nashville 6 10 2 shipments of gw>ds pro\en to be convict provision prohibiting- the importation HEADACHES SUCCUMB It was the second game of the and Long Ethel stole second, went to St Louis 6 12 3 or pauper-made, could be confiscated of all child labor-made goods Speaker To Anta-Kaninia Tablets. series and the second victory for the third on a passed ball and scored on Batteries Rogers. Stevens and by the treasury department thi oug-h JfAAKS FO&TY-FOUR STRONG Crackers All kinds of baseball, good the catcher's error. Smith, Witte, James and Clemens and *T PIKD>IO\T L*VVF MC.HT and bad, w ere crowded Into the ten Newark got two In the third Getz Agnew (Game called end of ninth, The Yjnkc.es. with fort}-four men innings It was probably as weird a reached second when Sdhwlnd threw darkness.) AH *Miui.Lion, tne Din provides tnat an> in the paity, arrived In Atlanta last game as has ever been played on the the ball away He went to third on consignor, seller, owner, -shipper, im- night, twelve hours ahead of their local field. O'Rourke's single Dunn threw bad Federals, at Danville, Va —Buffalo p-orter, consignee, agent or other per- announced schedule There are lor- Ttie Crackers got off to a swell lead, to third, trying to catch Getz off, and 5, Pittsburg 4. son or persons" who "knowingly and ty-foui peisonb in the parti. and held it until the ninth chapter, he scored, O'Kourke going to third •when the Newark club, aided and fraudulently" introduces or seeks to Oollms scored O'Rourke with a sin- IS op Scouts 3, Doves 3. introduce the prohibited articles into abetted by some good hitting, tied up gle Macon, Ga, March 25 —The Cleve- the commerce of the United States The Basis of Happiness The New York Americans, heaaed by the game Tommy Long's home run clout scored land American Association team again upon conviction, shall be fined for each I'rank Chance, the Peerless Leader, will Rain threatened throughout the bat- one for the Crackers in the fifth defeated the Boston National league battle the Crackers in one game at tle, the skies were overcast, the pitch- Long s single, Flanagan's out. Long's club here toda>, 3 to 2. Cleveland now Ponce de L.eon park this afternoon, ers were wild, the batters a little weak steal of third and Lynch's single scored has won three out of the four games startlne at 3 o'clock and the fielders of both sides booting another in the seventh. played with Boston Cleveland made Manager Chance has wired in here them when the booting helped the op- Newark scored one in the eighth. Getz its three runs in the ninth inning and Is SAFETY that he n ill twirl Car] Th'omp'jon. form- position the most singled. He advanced to second on an Boston its two in th.e eighth. er University of Georgia and Cracker Hitting1 Stars. out. to third on Sen wind's error of Score R. H E. star in the game this afternoon, wltn Holes worth's grounder Collins wa.lik- Cleveland 3 7 0 ICU.&P.U.I Ed Sweeney, another formel Cracker, "Rabbit" Long, "Salome ' Lynch and ed Mowe hit to Schwind, who caug-ht Boston 2 3 2 receiving his slants "Hack" Eibel were the nitting stars the ball, then threw badly trying for a Batteries Frost Dashner a.nd De- = iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiinii! = Be happy—sleep soundly. Chance is popular in Atlanta and of the afternoon Lynch sot three double, Getz counting vogt. Causby, Rudolph, Perdue and The knowledge that the fruits of your toil are local fans will see hia team in action blows, the others two each One of Game la Tied. Gowdy. not only mteiested in the appearance Lynch'So was a triple I I FADS RedSeal 1 of the former Crackers, but to judge Long" nas credit for the first home- "With one firone, Dion walked m New- Charleston 13, Citadel O. secure in our SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT or our for themselves just how formidable run drive of the season, a vicious clout ark's ninth Earhard beat out a hit Charleston, S C, March 25.—By mix- 5 JLEirtUiJ ' Carter's = Chance s team looks for the coming to the center field fence in the fifth to short Gets forced, Earhard at sec- ing hits with errors the Charleston SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, will give you ease of pennant race session He hit one with the h r tag ond Heckingrer singled, scoring Dion, South Atlantic league team shut out = Hammar = Rube Kissinger, the -veteran twirler mark on it a more vicious poke in the and Getz and Heckinger scored on the Citadel 33 to 0 this afternoon. The mind and sweet$~^efreshing slumbers. with Memphii last season, -will prob- eighth session, but Heinie Zimmerman Tooley's triple collegians got but two hits off the lo- i Railfoad = ably star,t the game for the Crackers, made a. one-hand circus catch of the With two gone in the Crackers' ninth cal pitchers "Winston and Bernson, with Munch doing the receiving drive Lynch tripled "Weldhonce hit for for the professionals, got three hits The batting orders of the two teams Flanagan's one hit, the final and Dunn and Reynolds for Ferryman, and each. i Masxiry's § will be about as follows .,™» sixth trip he had to the plate, was as Britton walked them both, but Mc- NEW YORK ATLANTA valuable as all the other bingles re- Connell could not come through. Senators JO, Georgetown 2. Lucas' = Malsel. 3b McConnell, 2b corded bj the other stars In the tenth Kircher walked, ad- "Washington, March 25—The George- Hartsell. 2b Schwind, ss For the Newark club the three-ply vanced to second on Long's out, andtown university nine proved, easy for Senour's = •Walsh, If Kircher. cf smash by Bert Tooley, regular short- tallied on Flanagan's screamer. the "Washington Americans in the first Williams lb • Long. If stop, who was not In the game "Wed- Tile Box Score. exhibition game on the home grounds Keystona = nesday, but was sub for the pitcher here today Mumford and Ayers, re- Holden. cf Flanagan, rf NEWARK— ab. r. h po. a, e cruits, held the collegians safe Gilhooley. rf Eibel, lb in the ninth inning, was the feature Collins, rt.. _„.... 4 0 1 2 0 0 throughout the game § A|| Pure § Pecklnpausrh, ss Lynch, 3b of the Indians' attack. This tied up Mowe. ss 40 0020 Score » R H. E. Sweene>, c Munch, c the ball game W Zimmerman, If... 5 0 0 5 0 0 "Washington .*. .10 12 1 = Vlli • * Linseed | Thompson, p Kissinger, p Kiel dins Features. Myers, cf 200200 Georgetow n...... ,2 4 3 Arthur Schwind had a horrible day E Zimmerman, 3ta^_1000ll in the field, booting the pill no less Earhard, lb ,.„ 4 0 1 11 ^ 0 Phillies 11, Raleigh 2. I "Clean Up and i Bisland's Visit Today than five times during the afternoon Getz, 2tt „. 4 3 1 2 2 0 Raleigrh, N C March 25 —The Phil- He let the ball play him Instead of O Rounke, o....^. 211101 lies easily took toclav s game here, de- playing it. Arthur kicked them all Donnelly, p 2 0 0 1 2 0 feating the local club of the Carolina | Paint Up" I May Be Important One; Painter, 3b.. 1 0 0 0 2 1 league 11 to 2. ouit of his svsrtem Wednesday Witter, cf 301100 Score R. H E A splendid catch, by George Kircher, Jtteckmger, e 2 1 1 2 0 0 Philadelphia 11 IS 0 With Browns' Yannigans who was subbing in center for Cap- Holes-worth, p 0 0 0 2 1 0 Raleigh 264 I GEORGIA PAINT & I tain Welchonce. and another pretty Dion 3b 1 1 0 0 0 0 Batteries Ma} er, Tincup and Kllli- play which he converted into a double fer, Burns, Yon, Ba,llinger, Groves and play -was another feature xToole-y i .. .. 1 0 1 0 0 0 Rivington Bisland. former Cracker Britton, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Riley and Perkins 1 GLASS COMPANY! shortstop now with the St Louis Red Lynch played sqme grand ball Browns, will bt> in Atlanta today for around the hot corner This lad is Totals . .. .- .. .-37 6 7*29 IS 3 Baltimore 6, Athletics 2. | 35-37 Luckie St. | a. brief time between trains a.nd will rapidly nailing dow n that third base "Wilmington, N C Mai ch 25 —The hold a confeienc-o with Manager Billy job with his present form Me-Connell ATLANTA— a-b r. h po Baltimore Internitio-nals defeated the bmith, of the Crackers made a great play on a slow hit McConnell 2b.. .„ ,~ 5 Philadelphia American league regular niiiimiimiiiiiimiiimmiimiiiiiiiiiiimT This conference may result in some- dragged b»unt In the srx:th inning Schwind, ss.. . ^ .. 5 team here today, 6 to 2 Frank Baker thing definite regarding Bisland s pos- He timed the ball perfectly, and had Kircher, ct - had four hits in five times at bat, one sible return to the Crackers Atlanta he drawn his hand back to throw he Long. It . ... a two base hit. Two costlv errors by fans are pulling for Blazy to return, would ha~v e missed the man a step Flan-agan, rf.. ,-60 Collins contributed to Baltimoie s scene SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS OF THIRD NATIONAL BANK OPEN though the> wish him the best of suc- He scoo-ped the ball to Eibel with one Eibel, lb...... , ** 5 1 2 10 0 0 Score R H E DAHLY, 9 TO S; SATURDAY, 9 TO 6. cess in the big tent motion Lynch, 3b. . .* .. ., 4 03230 Baltimore ..-».,.._...*> 9 2 AMUSEMENTS. Bisland is in c harge of the St Louis Running catches by Collins in risrht Dunn, o . ., .. „ .. 3 Philadelphia . .. , ,2 13 4 and Zimmerman in left for the visitors yannigans squad, which passes Ferryman, p...... 3 Batten es—Ru th and Egan, Brown through here en route to Tennessee, «ere the features of their fielding 000 0 0 play xxWelch-once. . • - Pennock and Schang, Lapp And the cost to you is where they will plax several games, Reynolds, o.. ,. .- ,000 0 0 TO HT c Former Craclcern. Dent, p.. ... 0000 0 St. Loafs 1O, Warcroas 1. ATLANTA £'?5 Eonnelly is the fellow Score by innings pitching featured today s game be- lor Capital and Surplus $1,800,000.00. postponed, owing to the condition of Ed Oent twirled the tenth inning, FEDERALS AGAIN RAID Howard & Ratliff— flsahi TrauDe the putting greens He is going to and held the Ne\v ark players in the Schwind, Kircher, stolen b-aaes, Qol-lms Cranville 2, Mowe, Eibel, Lynch, Long, Wel- Frescotls-Hertjert ACIankelFsr- A Co. ha\e a squad of men working on the hollow of his hand, in his a.ccuatorne<3 JOHN GANZEL'S CLUB ieoii-ElidaMiifnsr-Tle chonce passed balls. O Rourke 2, wild Present FRANK HAWKINS, President. THOS. C. ERWIN, Cashier Monday they -will be ill fint- faha-pe pitch, Donnelly nit by pitched ball, IMR. S MRS. VERNON CASTLE Hovr Runs "Were Seorde. by Perryman (Collins). Time, 2 05 ^nniston, Ala., March 25—John Gan- Motion Pfetnres "System" The Crackers scored four runs i,n the Urrrplre, Winters zel, manag-ei of tho Rochester Inter- NELSOff~AND SENTELL national league team training here, haa learned, it was said tot and classiest prize fight cording to Vanden Payne, secretary of was pulltd off at the Columbia theater YELLOW JACKETS PLAY TEX RICHARDS KILLED the Rochester club, McDonald already evci t>ta.sed lieie last iiiffht when Jack had signed with Rochester and had ac- faentell, oL J ixksonville and Terry Nel- cepted n,d\ a,iice money son, of Chattanooga, fought ten rounds The Federals have made heavy in- to a draw The tight was nip and tuck roads on Ganzel's team it Is said tin ou^hout In a preliminary bout AUBURN THREE GAMES eight of his old men ha\e jumped to Battlum1 Clai ke knocked out Young- the new league . Sharktj m the foui th iound The fifth t YOU CANNOT HAVE A GARDEN between Kiel \\ onder and Younpj Nelson The Yedlow Jackets will pry c-pen News has been received in Atlanta wab stopped in the first round, because their 1914 baseball sea jn in earnest that "Tex" Richards, who had signed up to be captain of the motorcycle rid- Nel&on \v is stalling The battle ro>al on Friday, when they line up agrainst a——•• UNLESS YOU KEEP ^^^^B fastt^ thirt-v minutes ers in the Atlanta races this year, was the Auburn nine in a series of three killed Sunday afternoon in a fall from AT THE THEATERS g-ames at Grant field, a double-header the track in Houston. Texas, while GRANT~PARKTORGAN1ZES being scheduled for Saturday practicing He fell 275 feet outside of These teams are* rated among the the track 9 \ BALL CLUB TONIGHT beat two coliege teams in the south Richards was riding the same ma- ''The Follies.' this spring with as good a chance chine that "Jock" McNeal was killed as any to cop the southern fntercolle upon last year in an accident in At- (\t the Atlanta.) j CHICKENS AND CATTLE OOT The Follies," not on» whit abbre- The Grant Park baseball team that glate b-asebd.ll honors It is a pity lanta. \iated, costumes possibly evccpted, and' will pla-% in tht Park Depadtment that the schedule was so arranged that with all the featui tvs exuept Miss Ethel i le Washington and Lee v. Lafayette at Lex- very nearest approach to the New York ington piodudtion since the Zn.gteld company1 BARGAIN suggestions \\ ill be i ecei\ ed \v it3i in- \ P I. v. Eastern at Blackaburg- terest has been on the i*xas A. &, M v. Chinese U. at College Regular $3 oo roll Station .appeared bhe IE, the same winsome WEAVER, OF WHITE SOX, Mississippi A & M. v. Marion at Starke- Jlttle Jadv -who fascinated Atlanta 3-foot M. M. S. THREATENS TO JUMP vllle folks 011 -the occasio i ot the first visit All the other piincipals are in the ' wire, heavy dia- PLAYS CLENISON MM Lafnrette 4, South Carolina 3. cast—£ieo I^rroll, Nat M Wills, Frank Santo R-osa Cal, March 25 —Joe Columbia, S. C , March 25 —The La- Tinnej Jose Collins, Elizabeth Brice Wea^e-r, shortstop of the Chicago •\ fayette college baseball team of Eas- and the chorim mond mesh, now American league team, today said he Athens, Ga.. March 25—(Special )•— ton, Pa., today won from the Universi- 'The FVmies* will play at the mati- had decided to sdgn with the Federal The University of (^eorgiA bas^l>all ty of South Carblina team here, 4 to 3 nee today and tonight. lea-gu-e unless the White Sox manage- season will be officially ushered in on The Easton collegians won two of the ment met his term's He ad-ded that Friday, when, the Clemson college team three games in the series, which closed Jimmy Scott, a ^ hue box pdtcher, had today. $1.90 comes here for a series of two g-araes, Keith Vaudeville. come to the same decision which should be as interesting" as any Washington OO, Jefferson O. (At the Forsyth.) of the season. Charlottesville Va , March 26 4—The Standing room at c\er> performance has University of Virginia baseball team been the record set up by the Forsyth for this week faam Chip and Mary Mable Panamas Cleaned, Best today defeated the Jefferson school ecltpse their former fcucct-ss in The Land CASTRO HAS BOOKED team 50 to 0. Virginia made 42 hits of Dykes ' Ihia pi ivlet, -vUth splendid Work. BUSSEY, "Thetldhafman," and played an errorless game. Jeffer- specialties is a. headliner of consequence son made but 2 hits and bad 12 errors. The comedy hit of the bill hi^ been rec Field and Poultry Fence 281/2 Whitehall. A SPLENDID CARD istered by the diminutive comedian Charlie Poultry Netting At Lexington, Va.—Virginia Mili- Howard who lt> playing his firtt v ludevilie tary Institute 10, Augusta Military engieement in Atlanta The bill for the For those who wish a heavy fence, yet FOR OPENING SHOW Academy 1. coming week I<* one of the strongest the At wake Forest—"Wake Forest 4, management has ever secured Taj lor 24-111. wide, 2-inch mesh, Sj»l 5O roll (150 ft.) one that will hold chickens, \\e offer: Homer 4. (10 inning's, darkness.) Gran\iHe and his company of fifteen nlay- At last Atlanta Is to have a regular Trinity College 10, Williams and ers, with a carload of scenery and a won- If You Want C(«th«$ That's Right, fight club Lou Castro starts a series • Mary 0 derfully sensational play 'The System," a 4'ft. Blue Ribbon Fence (medium weight) of top-notch bouts next Tuesday night! story of the police of big cities, will be the 36-in. wide, 2-inch mesh, $225 roll (150 ft.) W« Make Thim al headliner Raymond and Caverly the fa- $4.OO roll (165 ft.) at the Orpheum theater The former I At Durham, N C.—Durham 8, Univer- mous German comedians the Stan-Stanley Cracker ball player is to have the * sity of Vermont 2 trio a novelty comedy act, and the trans- 5-ft. Blue Ribbon Fence (medium weig-ht) place remodeled Into one of the best ! Annapolis, Md, March 25.—Naval Atlantic trio of musicians, are among the 48-in. wide, 2-inch mesh, $3.OO roll (150 ft.) clubs in the country The ring will j Academy 13, Swarthmore 8 features. $5-OO roll (165 ft.) be on the stage, with ringside chairs 4-ft. Atlanta Fence (heavy weight) around it Then there will be the j *15 usual bo-v, orchestra, dress circle and 6o-in. wide, 2-inch mesh, Sj$3 T5 roll (150 ft.) $5-OO roll (165 ft.) balcony seats Every fan will have 5-ft. Atlanta Fence (heavy weight) Call and S«« the New Things his ow n individual seat As a startei Promoter Castro has 72-in. wide, 2-inch mesh, SJ54 5O roll (150 ft.) $6OO roll (165 ft.) Pt«*s«d !• Shaw f»u Jmimj Grant, undoubtedly the best Mayor Healed; bantam-weigh,! in the south, and Knockout Eggers, New; York s premiei > We carry a full stock alto of i-inch and 24-mesh for small chickens and for guarding llG-pounder Castro has secured Kid ( Mew England Woolen Mills Williams to fight the -winner against rats. tO N. Fcrsyth St. There will be two other ten-round D. D. D. gears Skin bou ts Tuewlaj night Those little sluggers. Battling Kelly and Kid York wm hook up in one of th^ia In the ard, a real fight duo, will clash again, Soothing Wash Heals—Then D. D. D. Skin ASK ABOUT OUR CYCLONE LAWN FENCE other Kid "Williams and Battling Shep- Their scrap preceding, the Perr> - Itonnelly bout the other night was by Soap Keeps the Skin Healthy A very heavy ornamental Lawn Fence far the best event on the card. Comes 24,30,36 and 42 inches in height • Mayor Chapman of Ellis, Kaneaa, I m ia he flrst soft c o1 courteously says he will answer any an* ?d ?Sthe !?-,itc_h i?s gone' - ° tonch letters written him relative to his Pimples, rashes, dandruff disappear AMATEURS ""ly ™«yeloua cure of skin troubles over night Hard crusts and scales, with the r>. D. D. Prescription. raw, scorching sores, salt rheum, tet- Mayor Chapman writes: "I think ter—no form of skin disease resists. Railroad Leasue. now I suffered last winter, how I could All druggists have this famous sne- The Railroad league will hold a do no work. I was covered with ter- cifle on hand. v meeting at 119 Feaehtree street Fri- rible blotches—sometimes weeping water. sometimes worse—blotches If you will come to us -we will sell day night at 7-30 o clock to perfect »l?u* fhe fl.W 5ot"e on the guarantee organization for the season All those that it will r«. D. IX are Peaehtree street Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All Interested «ure re- quested to be present. D.D.D.-for 15 Years-the Standard Skin Remedy

JEWS PA PER I -IWSPAPKR! fage Eight. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THUKSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914.

RANGE IN COTTON OPTIONS. Louisiana Secession Ordinance. Kmogg in >ew York Cotton. Range in :New Orleans Cotton "\Vashmgton j MTI ch *Io —V retolu tion proposing ^ th it the sccl etar\ oC Lutl Pr«r •war be directed yto return to the state lO irmcht Low] AMPLE MOISTURE ! ATLANTA COTTON DECLINED ! Sale' Closa I Close. infHlKhl I Sale! Close. LOSSES IN STOCKS of Louisiana Us QitHnance of secession Mch. [13 Oa|13 06J12 96 12 96 97(13 00 I- 9111. 81 12 S • 97 98 •vvas introduced an. the senate toda\ Apr 12 JS 3o]l_ 27 3i 73 74 .;• 78 so The ordinance v*aS cnptured during the Ma> 1. 34 2s. 12 63 12 53 IS 58 60 (Corrected by Fidelity FraH and Proftuca June 11 96 98 12 01 0- 12 58 CO Company 57 South Broad Street) . ci-\ il war ' July 11 98 H 90 11 9V0 11 9M0U 991 11.95 96 Julv 12 5 II 43 " 43 44 4- 48 BARKEL APPLES— . „ „ UNDER REALIZING Aug 11 70 11 69 11 69 71 A.US 12 10 I- 03 1- 03 "> 00 03 OC 0 IN WHEAT REGIONS Fancy Baldwins. . * * ' *6 76 IRETSEVERE T^ ill 3? 41 11 39 41 Sept. 2 54 06 57 60 Ben Davis . ... $6 50 I Oct 11 33 11 34fll 34 3.. Oct BOX APPLES— " 40 11 40111 40 41 $3 00®3 25 'soi i PINEAPPLES red. Spanish S3 00©3 50 There Was Also Scattered Dec 1141 42 This Report Caused the j Abaska The Sentiment Was Bear- Selling — Market Closed Cloaed barely steady Closed steadj Chicago Market to Close FLORIDA ORAlMGES £=ncy ish, But Stubborn Resist- ASTHMA Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Cent!ON10,N3 re* a Barely Steady — Spot Cot- BONDS. STOCKS. Unchanged to 3-8 D E ance Checked the Decline. Croup or Cough _„ (CABBAGE crate CELCRr dozen REI,IE\EDI>!^r4VTI/l B11HE -ton Strong. U S ref 2s registered Off. Florida, crate Bonds Dull. do coupon . Hich Low Close Closa POTATOES red bushel L S 3s registered Gouaux Remedies Amalp Copper 77 76'* "6"H :6f* White bushel do 3s, coupon Am Agricultural 0 8 A libero.1 bTmfcle sent on a.ppU New York March 2o—Cotton %vas t S 4s registered . 11- 1 Chicago March 2o —Snow in the fegg ^, .,*"?* , New "i ork" March 2o — (_ onfidence of cation \\nte toda\ Relief ab less active -Kith old crop positions, eas Am Beet Sugar "3 72 2Va "1" the bulls toda> \\as shaken b\ the do 3s coupon 112 >4 northwest and rain in. the south-wes t TOTOMATOFKS ^ fancfJvf^v cratnrote« stocj-tnrf£ c soluteH g-uai ^ntecd ingoK uncle! lealwing ana some scat Panama 3s coupon 10 Am Can *"l b "«% '9 ' today dispelled fear of a lack*of mois ^ ^ y bearish news bentiment s^ung- 1 do pfd t" k 9' v ** t t«red ieBtng foi a reaction New c.rop American Agricultural 5 ? 100'* Am Car and Fdri o" 52 al1- ture ioi w.heat \ccordlngl>, the mar cdcUMEERrs toward the shont l11'6.^, ,,:;; American Tel & Tel c\ 4a, bid Vm Cotton Oil 44 41 4 a. ket eased off closing steady at a range LETTCCK drum dirertl> affected bv the daj. s deielop Honma La steady throug-iiout the da% tvith tne Americkn Tobacco bs i-u^ 1 \ar\ing from the same as last nig-nt} bQUASH jellow ments w«re sent tiimblnig- But the Tot sale at f M. UBS PH VRMA- \rmour &. Co 4%s bid 9 ^ \m Ice Securities 3 30% "a*1 market closing barely stead! net un- \tchlson gen 4a 95 ^ Am Linsee 1 fl 10 - to 3 8t- down Other ^speculati\ e arti White list, as a whole offeied stubborn ic C\ CO s 11 stores Free sam changed to 9 points lower Mav was do cv 4s <1960> 97^ Am Locomotive 34 ^g 34 ^Vs 34 * cles too all showed declines—corn PEPPER 6 basket crate sis-tance ^peculat \e selling failed to pies at Ma 11 stoic 6 1_ ManeltJ, relatftel} we-ah losing- 3 or 4 pointo do cv os bid lt>2 Am Smelt, and Re 1 S to 12 oats 1 8 to 1 4@3 8 and OKRA. crate ter de- pro\ol e widespread liquidation iiid sire t of its premium over Jul\ aitno" 5 Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s »•* C ng 0=h» 693-4 69 : provisions 2 1 2 to 10 SWEBT POTATOES bushel althougrh the genei ai m )\ement was T do pfd 103% 103 10 - CAULIFLOWER drum Wai-oS filly maintained its premium o£ Baltimore & Ohio 4s 93 s Although setbacks in the price of ENGLISH PLAS downward the a.\ erage loss was not 80 points above May contracts , do 3}»ft. bid ... 91 Arri, Sugar Refining -w heat were at no tintie sft\ ere the se\ere amo Tel an Tel 3 ia It is reported that bmall "^? ,°,J Brooklyn Transit c\ 4s 91'•A I * 1i bear=! had the ad-vantage throughout oearisAi ^ ev*s regaidin^ the railroad 0f lk Central of Georgia js .. 101 *& Am Tobacco 50 * JSTEAMSHIPS^ cotton are reaching here trom ^°; °, 36^ ^6^, 36 U Nearli -witJhout exception drop advices POITLTBT AND EGGS list fostered for a long tmctn declin Central Leather .>•* . 93% Anaconda Mining Co 1 pro\ ed optimistic Bv some experts for delivery on M t, ofd •><> Atlantic Coast L. ne 1"""1 was declared a notable benefit, as vir TJucks apiece cagro and ^t Louis cut the d \ idends USEFUL MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN—FREE 2 Eggs dozen M-=o iHustra,rd t ok oC tourt, on Ihp cated stock is now but little in excebs Chicago B &. Quincy joint 4s 9s B and O <>1 ^ 90 4 90^ tuallj insuring a. fine start for the on the common and prefe-ied Tha of the supply hcie at the bcsmmn0 do sen 4s 94 Bethlehem Steel 4 ^i 41 * 4fV season \\hereas a dry weather handi common <=ito k broke spvp-ral points at GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND Chicago Ml! & St p ci 4a-5 lOHa Brooldj-n P d Tran •) V- *» n 9 i cap was prev i-ooislv the outlook Or ATLANTA LIVJT STOCK MARKET a &Ime -to 0 a drop of II p-oint*: frorn T K 4TELE1 i,cn \xt C01 Sill Are. N 1 Chicago R I A- Pat. R R col 4s t8 (By W H White Jr o* tho "W. hltD Pro "^ppVehen^ons tnat cons.derable cot Canadian Pa.cifc os>, "01V* -0 ^ ers to purchase on any radical brealc •vision Company > tho openiugr Later It reoo\ ered part ton might have been involved in 'he Chicago Pit Pac R> rfg 4s "S^i Centra.1 leather of *H "V* 3S^ ga\ e wheat at times an appearance of of its Ios<5 PennsyIvan R whose re bi% an nl y < olorado 4L Southern ref & ext 4^s JO^ 0 a 1 Good to choice steers. I 000 to 1 200 fire reported in , ili *™ Che and Ohio " 4 'H ^ ^"^ •* being stubborn The main basis foi turns on its holdings of the stocl ait , Dela vaic & Hudson cv 4« bid 9S% Chi Great Western l 13 1-1 pounds $6 50 to $7 00 caused some neivousnc- but latei re Denver A: Rio Orande ref o *>6 d support was a statement that higto Good steers 800 to 1 000 pounds S&.25 reduced at the rate of nearl\ f 00000 Inexpensive ports indicated no cotton had been Chi Milwaukee and v. inds had blown w heat out of light to 56 "5 a ~\ can, w as I ammered dow n about - ! St Paul 101 100 * 100 soils in a limited area of western Kan Medium to good steere 700 to 850 pounds damaged which mav have led to the J-.r e prior lien 4s bid ^ Chi &. North West points 'Xfchison w raKpnod on in e\ liquidation ot some CO ton bought i do een 4s i."*^ sas There \vas news also that Ger S5 SO to $6 25 ceptlonall\ j 001 statcmen foi i-ebru EUROPEAN TOURS f do cv 4« series B •* foi Fu>t and Iron 3^ TJ u 33 manv had become an eager buv er of Good to choice beef cows SOO 900 ai\ Gross ea.rnins-3 declined ^1 16_ 000 d P B ' Illinois Central 1st ref 4a ofd J4 4 a cargoes from Australia .and that world pounds So 50 to |6 00 Steamship Reservations £S?,?S .p5?de rS:id n E^er^o. and the 1 t o sohdated Gas 133V- 133*« 13 . 700 to SOO pounds, and operat ng- income $T9i 000 For less ur&cnt demand from old, cro-> ) JnterborouR-h Met 4 s 6% Corn Products % "^ s , shipments for the week.^promised to be Medium tn good cows elg-ht moil hs of the fisc-a.1 \ eai Atohi ROGERS B. TOY •shorts here %verc factors, most dia Inter Merc Marine 4 ^s 4 De aid Itudson 149 -i 149V- I**1 small $5 00 to $5 50 son s de-orcasp in operat njs; ncome i Japan 4^s 88 Good to choice heifers. 750 to 850 pounds Agent for nil lin cussed on thr- decline Kansas City bouth-rn rtf s 9b^ Denver and Rl » G de 1" 1 ree and lower priced offf-s of new $5 25 to ? earninss al^o were b^aiista G-rosb I nion Depot 1 ieket line of - to an advance ot g"i\en is ?38y 000 and net Pboue Main J13 and -old about - to 4 points net his*er Mo Kan A, Texas l«t i-, 90 » Lrie 10 % 9% 9"S tlhe leading bull houses sold steadily The above represent0 ruling: prices of as $2->0 000 dur ng the fust few m nutes on Liver do gen 4'-.s ofd 9 do 3stpfd rf 4G^n 4j—* •I'i, , all da.j and the weakness was intensi good quality beef cattle Inferior grades Industrial stocks faied sc*rcel\ hot Missouri Pacilic 4s J% do id pfd 16*^ ned bv selling pressure from, i number and dairy types selling lower pool s fairli s.teads showms and over General fe.lectrlc 117 149% 146 147 tei in tin -daj ^ development^ The do conv js ^ : of bears who were trving to offset weekly i e\ ews 1 steel trade authori National Rj s of Met co 1 s b d j ( reit Northern pfd 1 1^6% 1-7^8 1°" recent losses on the short side Tt Medium to common steers If fat, 800 to New York Central (,en 3 *H bid 81V- Great Northern Ore 900 pounds $5 5 to $6 25 . ties were distinctlv pessimist c Bu\ IM 36 - was confirmed that i 000 bushels of an ing at present WTS iepresented a.t> ex do deb 4b 90Vj Ctf >. Argentine cargo at Galveston was from Mixed to common co vs It fat 71)0 to SOO FASTEST ST E A M BUS IN THK WORLD "^ "V N H &. Hartford cv 3 -s <>9 A Illinois Cei Lral 111- HI pounds S4 50 to ?5 25 tiemely lig-ht and it w i-^ said that however""ana the market soon weak Norfolk 5L Western 1st L n 4t. bid 94^ Interbc rou^h Met 1 •> 14 the new crop and there was an un Mixed common $3 25 to $4 25 inless condit ons improve soon—4f LiiTPrpmil Service ened undei talk of a reaction and on lo c 4s b d 103 do pfd bOVa 60 b GO founded rumor that a full shipload of Good butcher bulls $4 00 to S4 50 w h ch Ho indications arev discernible— NEX1 SAILINGS . s new ^ rgentine corn had arrived in rumors that the vveakei ?%Vi~;,dintr "Northerr Paciii< ^ 1 6S7 8 In er Hai \ester ex 0 man\ mills will be comt ellcd to close had been cdve cd '-omeot tho leading Orego i Short line rfdg 4 91 & New Orlean Prime hogs 160 to _00 pounds $8 ?» to o curtail ope i at ions Curn Products 0 PennsjKanla. cv 3'^s> (1915) 9R^ In ei Md.ri P pfd lOTfe 10 » Oats felt the depression of other issues cont i ued to reflect the gloom LUSITANIA . . Mar.31,? ^ do con 4s Hd 100% International Paprr cereals Signs that seeding would be Good butcher hogs 140 to 160 pounds, pi >phec-ips of Pies dent Bedford -to (lie Reading sen 4s 9i a Intern«iUa,nal Pump general Tn Illinois within ten da> s had bt Louis (SL San Fran fg -Is .t 58 60 to 58 75 effect on tho si aies of i, provernment SVIAURETANIA, Apr. 7 ?°M* Kan « ity South "j% "o % a furthei bearish effect Good butcher pigs 100 to HO pounds \ i tor^ n th dissol Jtion suit Smelt do gen Minn <*t. P and Sit the onl> buv &rs were shorts Fn llio bond market thf> movement LOM>O\ PARIS BERLIX ^ lE^NA 10SDOt c0ofttotrfstr1on middling- uplands do cv 43 S „ $7 ~5 to £8 75 K Southern Pacific R R 1st ref 4s 9 * Cl M 1 8 1 -i* Chicaso Quotations. Above quotations apply to corn fed hogs was rtownwrai^d Ro<:k Island collaterals ^ m("Capilianla,Mas5 6pm IS ofl middling sul? !.!••> No sales J Mo Kan an I Te\. 2 cents \\ f-akened under renew ed It iiiidati n bouthcrn Railway 5s b d 10 3 Prev mast and peanut-fattened 1 Vi '" " *" •'-Camp mi i Ap nJ"CaJronio. May 13 Spi do gen 4s -4 t M ssnpii Pacifi J « 1% Open High Low Close under Total salos ?l »" 000 T_nited stales a \itl al i>Kctiit b in l^ unchanged on call Lusitania LUSITAHIA JR Jf Lnion Pacific 4a the board of tliret 11 s , ilveston—a ie. nnddynB IS^^nc^j-^ Comparative Port Receipts. Peop e 1 ,i 13 I'ORK— Arm and Han mer Sod i »3 0.» keg soda, of tie Wajcross an-d Western was e The Eiabodlmcnl; of tlie l'ro~ed Qualitin 1 S 5 litta C c an 2L ^0 2c Hoyal Baking Fo\der 1 lo |4 80 H "- "", c\p0rtrto Jeal Britain lb o3S t ollcm ing wer<* npt receipts of cotton at lb So 00 Horsiord js $4 5fr Good Luck elected 1 the ports on Vv ednesdav March j compare i 1 ou s 3,57 J3 "5 Success Jl SO Itoufeh Kider Jl SO Officers w ore nam 1 as follow s I US»IT% N1A und MAI RETAMA coast vise 401 w Ith those on tho corresponding day last Piltsbu K t-oa Au Impro\ ement upun Contcmporaucouj f>r ssecl '--teel C Beans — Lima VjC na,vy $_ 65 j President Alex K Sesscms of ^\ i\ Nesv Orleans— Quiet mid i! ne 13 • •"•' year Inlfc— Per crate ?1 0 | < ross -vice pies dent I R Sirmins of I ractice in Slnj> Conalructioo- 1914 1913 I ull na I i] c lulv 10 97 10 9 11 92 10 97 jelly — iJO lb paita $1 So 3 oz 52 70 1 B r C C Ua veston Ti *i7 "? b S Reading RIBS Airman s secretaM t rasurei )ohn <3 fllcdltecrnaeBn-Adrlatic istri Ice SSSP'i , ,S "kpo i rto conUnent -i, 4 ' fapa^hettl — 51 90 &essoms -of V a\ cross 5»eu Orleans 6 64 j IK Republic Iron and Ma\ Leather — Diamond oak -JSc, JlJadcln fbr-iJtar Mob Ie «. "> lh Steel July Feppei — Ctrain 15c ground ISc Pe po r ts it Lh e m oe ti n g Ad I a t e d p e 1 itras TrKtai S fha.t the »oad expec s to rush the \ ^'i^r/ saK^ ^k" .?'.' c- Savannah 1 HS3 1 }, 0 pfl Sh% Flour — Elebd-nt 11 00 ulamond 56 15 See Iti t- ar c Charleston t^"! 13 Ro k inland C 1 ^ Receipts in Chicago Befat Self Rising ?j 5 Mytyfyne iself Ris tension to MilH >w- n and ha\e trails ports coastvvi e " W Irnmgton 1 606 do pfd 7 Estimated tng $5 3o Monogram 4« 59 Carnation uniting: into "VI lltow n earl> in the \RPATHIA Mar 28 SAX.ONIA. Apr ! nlddl 1 Norfolk. «00 3 191 St Louis and San ArtfclpH Tomor osv $j o5 G-o den Gra4n $5 0£ PancaJte per s immer f LVCOMA Apr 11 iA?.^OMA A] i <=aiannab—Steid> J ^1^s Is-^sto^k Pacific Coast 1 9 S r"ra i "d pi J •\\ heat car1 s 19 case 53 00 Philadelphia i Scaboarl Vir L nt in £ Corn oar * 193 Lard, and Cocnnound — Cottolenc ?7 75 Boston 13 pfcl o -s Oat-J cart, in t Sno vdrift cases ?« o I lake White 8% Texas C ty G S Sloss Sheffield Steel g-s head 21 000 "1 000 Leaf 1 (. ba-ai-i 13 net re Carious % si an 1 Iron i-. Rice — *> J.G to Sc «THs S" IS Special Spring Sailing *• har'eston Quiet : nK Primary Movement S ui Gherklib — Per crate $180 kegs cetpts 333 ETO"S .U none stock 1- .uthcrn Pa flr 3 % Total 33 6S4 southern Railna^ h s heat Receipts 514 000 agrainst 34-» 000 ?b jO*giS 00 s %eet mited kogb 51 60 50 ,,61 exports toastWIP^J_I^ do pfd sti-i last >ed.r shipments 303001) againbt So3 000 oll\es 90c to 54 50 per do^en Interior Movement Tei neasee Copper 3o% last \ear 1 \tricts —^1 0 boiuLPTti. SOc per dozen 25c S. &. "Laconia" Sat., April 11 T\ Ilmlnston—Quiet middln I-M4 3 ccipts i> 1 fiross S 1 saiM none 3911 Texas and Pacific < orn—Receipts 836 000 against 4^6 000 Hoiston Lnion Pacific la J "i st \e-ir Shipments 632000 against 40& ai — (jranula ed brown MONACO, ^ 13 388 exports coastwise ow Augusta do pfd 000 last jear 4 Vac dark brow II- STje and Mcmphi** Norfolk—^tcad> middling ]" r "' LouH ** Realty B i PIEOVIblON ceipta SOO fjross SOO a IP* Go &to mrinnati S Rubbsr 61 TH Grain. (Corrected by W hite P: 681 exports coaatmse OQJ ^ *-teel *4 s Little Rock do pfd 110 M«rch "6—Cash CornfiGld ha in JO to !„ t verape Bee Co. Kuund the JCnps, $474 65 and up. M c ornf eld ham 1 to 14 average dpecial Lh ruLtiu to i^t,ypt India, Baltimore—Nominal middling Tola! L tah t opper oG Cornfield skir i ed ham 16 to 18 aver China J apai nil tralia iNew stock 4 505 < atolinal Chem Cornfield piti ic hams 6 to S average lena Soutn Alrica and bouLh America. In Receipts Thursdar a] 3" 6 Cornfield B Ba<-on depend* at, tuura in Elurono* etc. ueud tor dd s 13 U aba«h 2 Oat standard 40 Gal eston 3 00 00 against 4 005 Cornfield tliccd bacon 1 lb boxes 12 Common booKlet cunaxd Xoura, «&?r s;?^rS-;s?* "Si « noV T* 40 «s to case Airents for PEM>,SC1«AK A ORIENTAL irn ill fxtiorts to ureat Britain 1 0 \flf> 0t o S 000 agalnat " 3"S W stcr i flEary and •> Grocers bacon wide and narrow STEAM NAVIO^nON CO Frequent sal Western Lnion e\ Barle Cornfield fresh pork sausage li or ROBINSON-HUMPHREY- ng'1' ft" 'nLl a f ' tn L fapa.ii Austta IA P t. ll fi ,4 3 i.a Tin $3 5 bulk 5 lb buckets O cruiaea NOKWEOIAN FJOKCS, etc Juno . " tine se I krlrir 6 t lo ^ $9 00@]4 00 Cornfield Frankforts 10 Jb cartons "i t I ouis March D —C ash Wheat No WAiSQLAW CO. 13 and oO July 17 August 1 Itineraries Hubbard Bros. & Co, Wheeling; ajid Lake Con field Bologna 25 lb boxes now ready re i 9o(0)96 *> $\o * hard 9'{i)95 Cornfield Luncheon ham Ib boxes ,ow "V orlc March •" —1 hr> rnarkpts slow f orn NO •> 70% ^o white 1^ K*w York Office 24 Stat« Street, or Ix>- i n > (_oi pei 4 ^ Cornfield smoked link aau^age 25 lb ATLANTA, GEORGIA r»I A— »nt» In your ^ vn eltr. eased again n ore OT the exhhauction of the V N H rfn 1 H I H U ( nt« No 40 Iso *> vhlte 42 Dot arbitrasre tuv ng- than of anv other factor Ray « ons < opp r **t T ou s Marrli ™D —Close "v\ heat filaj j Cornfield P rankf ort: in pickl kits Of course the fceHnj? of depression In a» a tierce basi rip-s of business e\tends to rotton and s TotaJ wales f(r da- ST TOO hare* n MB> OVfe@70 Kr Tulv 1 Country Ht>le lard 50 Ib tins Ten- Clly—Nct receipts 6o3 gro&a 638 *ho vn in the discountu at TV hirh tbf* lattpr citv March 2 Country «tyle lard tierce basis •nine- herp an 1 i Liverpool Eto recording- sales of 10 000 And mo-e H~^&Sl^ No . red r> b extra rtb.3 locfc 11 1-S An algamatc-d < oppei No - mixed 0@70«j No •> whi D b bellies medium average 1314 The American Audit Company Mmoi ports—Net receipts 1 '68 sross 2 ol! n ProdLlcts totk S"05 expoits to Japan . o!8 ,, Oa » JSo while 41 N ixed 40 FIX) UK, XSKAiN A1VD FEED Kansas City March 2~> — Close Flaui Sacked Per Barrel—\lctory (in I towel bagsj J6 a Victory (our finest pat j Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. Tota receipts V cdnesdaj at all ports net .lav SB'S. lulv S3 ^ (^S3i < orn Mav 6-}^ r»bS54 Tul 70% @70 ent) $b 10 Quality tin towel bags> $6 26 t 0 *»S(> ur davs at all ports net, UatB Mav ^I&%©4 Quality (our finest patent) $6 10 Ciloria i F. W. LAFEENTZ, C. P. A., President. i. onsolidatcd fc N e v ^ ork March S T hp tself rifaing) Sj ^0 \\ hite Lily (self rib HI 1.0 CUliltL, .IK. V Prcn. «E<- Sec T. — A. t. LAi Ht.NTi, Trtum. 8- Hi .emhei 1 at all ports net •L riern mi- Liverpool marhft lists taken London Stock Market. vo hard winter *1 00\ "New > ork. ing) Jj 60 S ai s Down (highest patent) I Total Since tocp pr the load of its stock which has been I o rlon M^rcn "o Iral g siachene 1 vo ied 31 OS1-! elevato 1 northern *D 75 Puritan (highest patent) Ja bO Carried here The traders think the arbi t» ne\ hat today on the stock exchangf Dululh SI 0 loat opening na\ Par iKon (highe t putenl) Jj 60 Home SFW TORK — Waldorf Auto-la. AILANTA — Fourth Nat Bank tra^e interest villl be almost entire > elim pndl e poMtic.il rievelopmens Home ai (1 tlon Manitoba ?t 03"^ Queen (highest pate t> $"> 60 White Cloud BOtaTOA —rxchaiifee Ii Ji c ng CHICAGO — Marquette Bulldlne fi (high patent) ¥ 40 White Dais,y (high WASHINGaON —Colorad o Building PHlIjADELPiilA —Bellevu e Stratford- 15 re to continent 4 98 to Japan -IS mated ere loner fxican ialN weaker ed under icali ing bm > b aflo Tutu sier May ?1 Ol s atent) Si» 40 Oct^in Spray (petent) SB 10 hizlian i ^ue^ Russian bonds and mineg 97 1 Sout hern fotai (pattnt) ?5 10 bun Pi e N13W ORLfcANS —Maiso n Blanche. bAN I RANCLRCO — Western Metropolis Interior Movement pre firmer on Par s support spot P ay ^so 3 •yellow "•> (piten ) $» 10 faun Beam (patent) ?6 10 BALTIMORE —Keyse r Bulldlne Brink Building nous on u net "mi Idling 1 A not re Cotton Seed Oil. Amen an spcurlt e opened steady and un fa.irs c*.tton (patent) 54 JO Tulip flour RICHMOND — American National Bank LONDON ENGLAND — F C. 60 Granham c«p?sSJ K™ - ' shipment. 6.08 hanged T ate) prices continued to =>ag Oats spot steadv A, > ork selling (. lo*-ert easy Baltimore March " — Wliea^t easi Meal Sacked For Bushel—"Meal plain ATLANTA •bRANCH. 1O1S-17 Fourth Nntlonml Bank Bnlldlnc The Ibelfalan CB 000 000 3 per cent loan ^o 21 red *;l 0014 «po No " red 85 pound aacks Sbc 48 pound sackb goc u li v n ne ,-hk h \ is offered at SO w as overaub OO ^ M^rh No * red $1 00'* 21 nouud saots 3 c .ipVf 'o ~?r^! »> s,p mc,;; ', w™s ci bed : orn easier apol tonfract 69^ Grain Sacked Per Buahei—Corn choice C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President. c603** stock 6-1 13 t M 34 ^ earner n^el 66 U ] ed C b 9a N > hue J3c j cilow 9lc Telephone Main tfJ3. Cable AddrcM*, Amdlt, New >orlc _ nile ">DC white (star) rp nt4 1 *t,0 «r(h t 41*. shipments G -1 34Uc mixed c mi 1 oAt« 49c ti March r —« losing m nmg \r beed" i e Buanci—Amber cane seed ^aes 1 1^0 -=toLk 1 J 01 Ope i z t m nprcial 4\ Greene Cananea Movement of Grain. Si •> orange cue seed $1 80 Burt oats March C or Hi Butte "8 - Calumet and Ari 6oC Tevas Ru-*t Rust Proof oal« (.Or SOP i JAY, BOND & COMPANY si lo i —MP-* 1 m rtd i K 1^ a net re \pr i I OS" ,t T nu «? March "n —Rece pts Fin vheat lenne^see B ue Stem $1 40 Georgia celuts "61 cro-i 9b hipments b3S ales Mav irco 7 5 fa" A heat -to 000 corn 110 OOO u seed rye 51 "0 Tenne iee barley $1 00 COTTON MERCHANTS 34 stock 34 1 .-,..„ © i i@ --hipmpnts Flour 1" 000 •vhCE iL T c—No 1 A fa fi Hay $] •; Ju\\ 1 4ft ' B 7 US® Treasury Statement. 000 c( i n 4 000 oata 10 "00 Timothy choice large b-ilen $1 30 Timothy $lemb*rs A«iv 3 ork Cotton t-xchanget JVtftv Orleans Cotton Exchanga \UffUSt *-?!& 1 7 " fjl VS ^ h rjfrtdn March "a—The condition No ] t,mall hales SI •> large light clover ' Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Association he LniteJ Staten treasury at the beglnn mi-ceU ha $1 0 -inia I light clo>ei n x i October 7 10® 33 151^ I1 -f 1 ut-lness toda> \a-? Liverpool Grain. hay $1 « he aw clover mKed hay $1 it ! 56 BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK t tlln Rock Stead} nil Id ing 1 *» net 1 Sties 1 900 N-eL balance in general flund S )' 23 49 erpool March "t —"W heat ipot Ir utraw. 6oc cotton seed meal Harper 529 00 receipt "^ ^ o s (93 hij ment^ J ales Memphis March "„o —Cotto. n ..sop_ _d pro r tal ie eiptt. > esterdav $1 a9" "7 No ri>cl western winter q 4d cotton seed me il fawift ?_S oO cotton -=ped Orders solicited for purchase or Bale of cotton for future delivery Liberal none stotk 1 11 ducts prime basis O 6 40 meal 5 nn 1 tal payments jetiterdaj SI 959 SOO nitoba s 4H^ No "> "a av«.d meal Cremo feeu 5 7 00 cotton seed hu s advances made on spot cotton for delivery Correspondence invited 1 hnlers " 4 ©•„> Tie deficit this fiscal vear Js J26141 fi steici "March "«i 3d May a sacked ¥1 &0 Total ;—Net IT-CO pts t 1 srro*^ 10 1 J igdin t T burplus of 511 19" 402 last >«*a Chicken Feed Per Cwt —Au-it Patsy shipments liOli A'C^ 901 L c.k 441 4M '\ lu^l « of Panama canal and public de Mash 100 lb sacks. J2 _5 Purina Pie Provisions. ran act ons eon Feed 100 lb sacks S &0 Purina /Veu? Or/cans Cotton. (~*h cago March "o — Pork $ 1 40 chowder 1° P^g bales7 J-> 50 Purina 1 ard J 0 f Chowder ^00 lb >>a k^ S* 30 Purini Baby - . Money and Exchange. Rice. Cliick ieed $ luilra Scratch 1" pkjp- lion was the Ic U rt. les $ ->« Purina Scratch 100 lb backa N e v ^ ork Alarc n 5 —C- n" slealx .*• \ Orlea ^ Mar h " —Roush rice bare S 10 M tory Baby Chick * eed 3 0 Me toda^ Jt lost I P l /s & tilling: rate ci ESIJII-OIIVO, »l. V. tho oarl-v traU »g bul Linseed. 1 A*@ "tock r can steady Quote Roupr1 h Hon torv Scratch 100 b sack ? 10 \ ictor> low 1 he Tun, I JHJI^ easier1 60 c " \ @ 9 9( duras 00@4 ft Japan J oOtg 00 clean Scratch SO Ita sacks $ l-> Oyster fehel aftei it i-lo fd 1 p i <* T G months o * 1 aUixe inontha \ c o . points do s Duluth M nn Ma-ch -> — I in--feri ra^h snduras 4 4@f lapan ^(g»3 3 Rice 100 lb bJC k No Oc Nrt 1 Chicken Wheat per Member« New York Cotton Exchange from it» orfanizztion 1 $1 bUh Mas ?1 6-14 Julj 51 64 beptem Mercantile paper 4^4 4 Sterling PX rmlisl per Ion $^1 00^)^3 00 btan per ton bu 51 3 Chic en Wheat per bu Members New York Coffee Exchange ~ tra l>ng favorable tablet- vere bcr ?16o-4 lange eaav CO di\^ 4 S46o demand 514 00016 00 Receipts Rough a9 m Hers St 5 Beef bcrap-> 100 Ib sacks $3 2o Be-f the main support of the m irket although 4 8*>3o commercial bill^ 4 SJ clean 1 3" ^ates 1 jlS pocketb clean ar>« 0 lb sicks $3*0 Charcoal oO ib ^Jcmhcrs Chicago Board of Trade unsettled A either ovei the ueftern belt "l r si] cr iT Honduras at 1 ~@3Bfe ki per bu S 00 helped to hoi 1 prices up At the higheht Country Produce. texican dollars 4a C. ,iound Ieed Per Cwt—Arab Horse ^^e colicit orders in Cotton, Coffee Grai* and Provisions of the day the most active months were < hicagr. March 2o — Butter lower cream rov ernment bonds steadj railroad bonds ] eed SI SO Kl is Corn Horse Feed $1 0 oulj ti> -> points over vestcrdav s close Coffee. -Victory Horse Ieed *1 GJ ABC 1 ctd, Scattered liquidation continued throughout lower receipts "1 »—The « offee market SI ,iO Milko Dairy 1 eed 51 60 faucrene oat>es included 1 6 % ({? 1 " < ordinary Foreign Finances. id.s higher toda> on continued- bull support Dairy Ieed $1 GO Alfulfa Meal 100 lb Ion est except on March It w as much ol , nd cov ering Brazilian full receipts prob a waiting market r daisies. 18 tivins 16% (ffi Be it "March *>u — \\eekly statement of cks SI ->0 Beet Pulp 100 Ib sacks ?1 Go Spot cotton, quiet unchanged middling: l blj tended to check general demand but fahorts Bran and Mill freed—Shorts While l« «(g)l ** long horns 1 * (he Bank of dermanj, T-uropean cables were higher reports of a 13's sales on 1 he pot 7 j to arrive 300 Lash increased 36 85 000 marks 100 Ib Hacks $1 So Shorts 1 ancy (J lb stood ordinary 10 1 lo stri t good ordinary @1 Lj higher Brazilian exchange rate created a backs SI BO fahorts P W 3a lb aacks 11 ^ lb low middling 1- o 16 strict low Potatoes unchanged receipt^ 4j cars I oans decreased 3 03" 000 marks more fa\ orable opinion of the financial il) Shorts Bro %n 100 !b backs $l 70 middling 1 "^ -strict middling 13 9 1H> Poultrj aln e higher spring IS fowls Discounts decreased 19 4S8 000 marks iltuation therp and the coat and freight Georgia Feed 76 lb sacks Jl 6j Germ Meal 1 reasury 1 ilN decreased 39 8fi_ 000 marks narket w as steadier New York opened wood middling I->IT lu sinct good middling IS t irculatlon decreased 10 OJ 000 marka Homco 100 lb sacks $1 65 Germ Mea! 7 17 }, receipts fa t>l stock 1 j o3 New "i ork March 2S — Butter unsettle0 d itead " to 1" higher and active months cotton tacks 51 70 Bran 100 lb sucks receipts lj 000 creamery extras 6@*'6^ lleposits Increased ^6 10" 000 marks old 1 to lj net higher easing off alightlv si no Bran 75 lb sackb 41 5t l Uold Increasfd 4 4j 000 marks it (he ciose which was steady 4 to 1 net firsts 4@_o a Lon Ion Maich 5 —f onsols for mone\ bait—Salt Brick (Med ) per case $4 S5 Liverpool Cotton. (. he°se btead\ receipt" 600 "V\ isconsin higher Sales B 000 1 faalt Brick (plain) per case 5 '6 Salt Ped w hole milk tw ins and fiats IS V» @ 19 i ' 16 foi account 'i 9 n16 )aEar silver cipot stead^ Rio ^o ** S ^ Santos No 4 Toe i per cwt ^1 00 Salt O^one per case 1 i\erpoot Man. h a —Cotton spot steady qut^t at -6s d Money V-'< three month" ° @ L,, Mild steady Cordon a I" -. @16 « nomi middling <> --nles 000 speculation and eel extras, -I®-' do storage packed firsts Paris Mpich "F —Rente^ S7 franco Ex »"c Sa t Chippewa 50 Ita sacks 30c Salt export oOO receipt-* 11000 futures closed D^Ov- firsts IS^ @19 v, seconds IS© nat Chippewa, °6 lb sacks 18c 1S^ change on 1 ondon 2j francs 0'^ pfennlpi Ha\re 1 W francs his-bfr Hamburg ^ (8) These prices are fob Atlanta subject Can You Afford This? quiet D es-sed poultrv ^teadi fresh killed west Ber n At arch .> —Exchange on London pfenn g h ffher Rio unchanged to market changes. Open HK Ricv "0 marks 44 pfennigs Brazilian receipts SI 000 Tundiahy " 000 Range Close ^lose Tn chickens 15@24 fowls liQ-18 turkeys -1@_3 reported fours .higher ilarth i> Ms »> ^3 Kansas Citv Alarch. 2 — Butter cream res 25 to 100 higher Live Stock. VOR less than 10 cents a week March Vpi ll h 1 (. la h 4 ia erx s firstb " seconds _" packing Metals. Futures anged follows April May *>6 h»,fi'a bi> New "\ ork Varch —Leo I nul"t at Open March "5 —floss 1 39j@4 f>a Londoi i!9 "K frl t 0 bid stea I u k $fi 45&>X <0 » hea you can rent a Box in our Steel Spelter steady at $5 "Offfo 30 London r l t 17 bid . . - - icker-i and butchers s 6d March R 4S asket 3 0 llgl t ?•*. 40&-S 60 I Igs S 3 (& S 1 Vault, which is probably large Copper firm e!«"ctrol> tic 514 5" lake C attle—Peceipts •? jOO induct ns SAVANNAH WHARF FIRE $15 00 nomind.1 casting $14 1 M^v jisked southerns steddy to stronpr pri nt fed Fenough to hold any valuable Tun* steers ?8 60®"* o dressed beef steers Tin steadi spot $^8 o5@3S a June TuK @8 ^0 southern steers ?6 "*i(fft& 00 DOES HEAVY -DAMAGE JCS "5fE39 10 August J4 f.$& 0 hcilera $6 7 @8 7 stackers documents you may possess. Don't Iron quiet and unchanged September 56 30 (n 8 '0 1 ondon copper steady spot £6-* "s 6d October allow bonds, mortgages, stock cer- future-* ho 1 s R SS bid Sheep—Receipts " 500 sheep steadv Sa\ annah Ga March 2o —t ire of c No-v ember S •>;, bid lainbs lOc to °0c higher lambs $71515)790 unknov* n origin toda\ caused damag-e Tin firm spot £1 6 futlre 1 8 December •» 03 bid -vearJingB S6 "5@7 00 wethers So ^5^)6 5 tificates, contracts or insurance poli- i estimated at $200000 to the rosin and Iron Cleveland w arrants iOs 3d ewes S5 oO^** 00 cotton w harves of the Atlantic Coast *-t Louis March " —Lead quiet at JS3 j? fhicago March "5 —HORS—Receipts * cies to remain in your desk or at Line railway here The British steam Spelter quiet at So ''IV Naval Stores. 000 weak bulk of *ales SS 6r>@8 80 light ship Farle> T\as slightly damaged b> SS SOS'S So n ixed SS ^ai^S S - heavy $8 K your home. The loss of any one of 1 Sav inah Ga March "T —TI pentine 3 receipts, < ship T^v o large sheds in which were STOE GIVEN A NUMBER 161 stocks 431 Rosin fir sales Cattle—Receipts 18 000 M^adv beeves these would cost you more than stored sexeral thousand tons of kainit 1 01 receipts J Oo" shipment S OOtpiS 60 Texas steers $ "afliS 10 stock and several hundred barrels of rosin AT FEDERAL PRISON stock 11". "37 Quote ABC era ^o iiOigiS 0 co vt and heifer.) S3 0@ $5.00 worth of trouble and anxiety. %veie Completely destro^ ed The fire S3 -a F S3 SO (_. 3 10 H H 10 I S 50 cal es 56 00® 1 discovered shortl\ after da\ light K $4 ID M S4 60 N JS 50 windt jrlaas Sheep—Peceipts 3 000 strong native Why not come in today and let us raged unchecked for three hours and So ST waterwhitp $6 0 * $4 tflfgb bO jearlings 5a 90toe com icted w hite si a* er Ti iJminerton \ C March ° —Spirits of natiie $*> 90@S 00 designate you a Box? fe v aelllng orders ana managed to ma bor front * Heroic •« ork b> firemen •sentenced U* n\e \eais in the, United turpentine steady at 4o«4 Posm steady at St Louis March 2a —Hoj?1?—Receipts S prices up 10 points 1 his also was not kept the flames from reaching a near' States pemtentiarv near Atlanta a $3 "0 1 ar firm at $ OO receipts 40 bar 400 -strong plgi and lights $ 00*^5 90 natural market for coffee is still too hij month ago bj Judge Newman of the • rel-* Crude tnrpentine firm at ?" 2o S3 oO mixed and butchers $S 7o@S 9o good heavy "\ b^ ahed in \\hich a laige quantity of j and S3 aO 1 1 turpentine was stored federal court was surrendered to\Var j —, . $S Sa'S'S 97 - Dry Goods. The Farlev which la> alongside the ren MOA ei \ esterda\ b> Dr J R Cattle—Receipts 3 30) including: 1 000 Atlanta National Bank bui ning whar\ es caught fire i^heii a Brock chief deputy federal marshal Sugar and Molasses. Tpxans 10c to IDC IQW.T native beef steers Ne \ lork March -a —Print cloth yarn larpre chute used in unloading ships. Stoe asked that he be allowed to $ jQSf 9 o coxvs and h^iferb S4 u@8 *> New 1 ork March *» —Raw sugar bare stockers S OOi^S 00 Tex^^ and Tndlan goods were firmer and s!jghll> hig-her to collapsed and fell across hei bridges tell his wife who is now in jail await oteers IjTS^SOO cows an i lieiferte SijOftj Capital and Surplus $2,000,000.00 daj Oener^l Lines of cotton goods w ere Tugs qmckl-% extinguished the blaze ing sentence foi the same offense Ij. ^teadj- molasses *=ugar,, " S"n 35 cen nui«t ^Vorited ^ arn«5 w ere firm \% ith an tnfUK«iI " 9^@3 01 Penned stead; « 3-> na ive caUes 36 00@9 00 and towed the \esspl to a place of safe farewell \ fifteen minutes talk was Molasses ^teadj Sheep—Receipt* " 700 c higbe native Resources, over . . $10,000,000.00 iJtantjns pn3enc3 Cotton varns and lacea t\ The damafiTf to her it was said allowed i i officer keepjngclose watch muttona ST 3I^<> 4'> lambs S 00 ri So and embroideries v ere auiet t%as small No other *=hipt, \\ere en jjst out of Iieaiing- I LoulTvi" ^ March "B —f attle—Rece pt dangered Tudg:e "\eviman has not \ et indicated Petroleum, Hides and Leather. "TO choice firm common low at S'1 o-Ti Groceries. The Coast Line wrjiar-v es w **re con when lie will pass "sentence upon Mrs i 00 structed onl\ about a \ ear ag> to re •^toe w ho his been con\ icted ind is NP\S Tork Mnrch ' —Petroleum stead\ Hot;H—Receipts 1 100 cr at. St Louio aMrch "^—Flour dull Hid-s diov Bogota 30 ^ @ 31 *a , Central a place those cle^trojed in a destructive now a. jK-iaaaar in the tultou county S4 ^"U S 9 New "lork March To—Flour «=t ady water front fire America 30 **, ^heep—Rece pt^ '» stead>, lamba 1 jail Leather firm. 4own. sheep oc down. L \ THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. Page Nine.

to Atlanta by wnay of Athens and the E. J. "Watson, commissioner of agricul- Atlanta Players Will PERSONAL RAILRgAD SCHEPU1-ES otfcer from Thomson to Atlanta by way ture of South. Carolina; W. L. Spoon FJLY SCREENS. PfUCB * _... The following schedule ff ;ures ai-a of \Varrenton and tlie tokens alons the an«3 George I* Scales, United States PLY SCREENS. PRICE & THOMAS. published only as informally i -and are roads engineers, and J. S, PennVpacker. ; FLY SCREENS. PRICK & THOMAS. r U.S. GOOD ROAD SCOUTS Georgia railroad. IS Present "The Genius" 'FLY SCREENS. PRICJS & THOMAS. not guaranteed: , executive secretary of the American Purpose of the 'four. Highways association FLY ECRBHNS. PRICK & THOMAS. •Dally except Sunday. "*Sun« > Only, The purpose of the tour igj to find The par'ty, escorted by representa- for Benefit of Elks Otflco and salesroom 62 N. PryoruSvy 4SOS. the shortest route from "Washington, tives fiH>m a-long two routes, w let ytur feet hurt you when th.ey can Atlanta Terminal Station. D. C, to AJtlanta, Ga., taking into con- be immediately relieved by a- visit to The Atlanta, Birmingham and AJlantlc. ENROUTETOATtANTA sideration the roads toest and moat in Atlanta tomorrow nig-ht. BY PENNSYLVANIA LINES S. A. • Clayton Co« manicuring, chiropodist The Players' club is now 'busily en- Effective February 1. Arrive. Leave, easily maintained for automobile and balrdressjnTc parlors, 3 city in America, has ever under^ i lines west of Pittsburg-, today reduced COMPOUND OXYGEN—Made daily for lanta and Th.omasville. way an engineer will -be assigned and, taken such a philanthropic enterprise the dividend on the common stock i nex't Tuesday night. The proceeds of catarrh, deafness, diseases of noae ana wi fch the authori ties of the various as A'tlaJita, will foster th-is year dur- the play wtili go to the charity work throat and ears. This Is tb» season to b« Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company. counties, Will go over the roads once from 5 per cent a year to 3 per cent cured. Special reduced rates. Dr. George ing grand opera week wften all "blind and on the preferred stock from 5 per of -the Elks. No. Arrive From— No. Depart Tc Ga-, March. 25.—(Special.)— every ten days, people -will be allowed to hear tiie Brown. 312-14 Austftll building. West Pt. . S.1E air 352few Or... 6:2Bam The federal good roads scouiting party, llhe scheme is one of -maintenance geatest artists sing- the greatest operas ; cent to 4. * BE UP TO DATE. U«« Sa^ ozone disinfec- 18 Columbus..10 55am 19 Columbus. 6:45 am eonstetlng of engineers from #he gov- and not of construction. The counties In connection with the a-nnounce- tant and perfume la your homes, auto- 38 New Or. ..11.50am 33 Montgom'y 9:10 am •must construct the roads and. the engi- the world hag ever Jtnow^n free of mobiles, etc. Everybody is dolne It. West- 40 New Or.. . 2 25 pro 39 New Or... 2:00 pra ernment roads department and repre- charge. men. President Rea, of the Pennsylva- morelan<3 & Cooper. 1421 Hurt bldg. 34 Monte'y.. 7:10pm 17 Columbus. 4-05 pm neers will take care of maintenance. The directors of the Atlanta Music nia, made the following1 statement: INDEX TO WANT sentatives of the National High-way Advocate* of *he Two Routes. MHS. ZAKN^S delicious home-made A- 20 Columbus. 7-45 pm 37 New Or... 5.20pm association, arrived here from Colum- Festival association Vesterd-ay agi ee>d "The directors of the Pittsburg, Cin- Food and BUTTER cakes for sale at 36 New Or. ..11.35pm 41 "West Pt.. 5:45 pm Tonight fully a hundred representa- •to this on condition ithat each 'blind ADVERTISEMENTS H* Cone's and Morris & Thomas' every Sat- tria this af'ternoon ^ at 6 o'clock and tives of the two desired routes, by cinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Rail- urdav. Special orders, ivy 6829. person be accompanied bv some person way company at their meeting today Page. Col. Central of Georgia Railway. "were kept busy until after midnight Athens and by and through Warrenton, who had a paid ticket. The seats for Auction Sales 10 2 SMOKE EE-M Tobacco for catarrh, bron- "The Bicbt Way." listening to -contentions from two dele- were here to urge their claims on the the blind opera aifctenders will be pro- considered and approved the annual Automobiles JO 1 chitis, asthma, and colds. lOc baga. Your Arrive From— ' Depart To— gations representing pro»oead routes federal roads engineers. The counties vided beyond the sigrht line. report for 1913, The results of which Barter and ISxchniigfe . • . 1O O druggist or EE-M Co., Atlanta, Ga. Thomasvilte. 6 25 am Sa.va.nnah... S :l>0 am represented were Taltaferro, Greene, As has been announced, the season have already appeared in the annual Bldft Wanted » 5 L^JDIES—When delayed, or Irregular; de- Jacksonville. 6 '47 am I Albany i :00 am between here and Atlanta <*» result Clarke, Morgan, Warren, "Wilkes and rates for grand opera tickets will go pendable. "Relief" and particulars free. Savannah... 6:25 am I Jacksonville. 9 :47 am report of the Pennsylvania Railroad Board and Rooms ..... 1O 7 Albany 6:i!5 Macon 12.;50 pm la that the party will lean* here for McDuffie, State Geologist McCallte out of effect Saturday, March 28. Business Opportunities ... 10 3 Write _Medical Inetltute, iJllwauhee. Wia. Atlanta in t^ie morning ait 9 o'clock in was here representing the stsute. After 6 o'clock on that day no ticket company. This report showed an in- JackaonviUe 7 • -!5 Macon 4 :00 pra crease of $4,600,000 in operating1 and Business and Mali Order FREE—Our 1914 magazine catalogue. -Juel Macon 6:_>5 Jacksonville. *;30 pm two sections, one going irom Thomson Included in the official party are ca-n tre bought at the season rate. Directory JO 3 out. Phone or write for It. Charles D. Macon 10 ~io am Savannah,... 9 ;00 pra maintenance expenses, which includes Cant-Off Clotlilne 1O 8 Barker. Circulation. 19-21 Petera. M. H&23-J. Savannah... \ .20pmiValdosta 9 00 pm the extraordinary outlays for replace- Dressmaking and Sewing . 1O « Macon 7 15 pm' Jacksonvll le. 10:10 pm ments and repairing tracks, bridges "Educational 1O 3 vate; fnli Information. Addreaa P. O. Box Macon 7.55 pm ThomasviUe.il :45 pm and other facilities destroyed or dam- for Sale—MiMvellaneoua . . 1O 4 J acksonville. S: 03pml Albany 11 45 pm agred by th e serious floods of March, For Rent—Apartments ... 11 1 WE make erwltches from combines, (l.ufl The Spring Term Enrollment Begins At 1913, so that after paying its fixed For Rent—Desk Space ... 11 3 each. 70 H Peachtree at. Mra, Allle Gal- Southern Sallway. charges and appropriations to sinking laher. Call Ivy 1966-J. "Premier C'arrier of the South." For lient—Garax:«B & Barns 11 2 Arrival and departure of ^asseneer trains, and other reserve funds there remained For Rent—Houses .... It 1 FLY SCREENS repaired by Price & Thomas. 62 N^Pryor. Phone Ivy 42OS. Atlanta. only $630,064 as applicable for divi- For Rent—Offices ^ . . . . 11 S The following schedule figures ar* pub- dends. The company, however, paid For Rent—Farina ..... 11 2 MRS. JU M. J. HOAR—China decor at ins lished only as information and are not The South's Most Popular Commercial its regular 5 per cent dividends on the taught and eold at 224 Whitehall street For Rent—Rooms ..... 1O 7 guaranteed' preferred and common stocks, aggre- For Rent—Housekeeping No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— gating $3,232.542, but in order to meet Rooms ...... It 1 36 B'ham ...12.01am 3,6 New York, 12:15 am the same had to utilize in large part For Rent—Stores 11 2 HELP WANTED—Male 35 New York. 6 45 am 20 Columbus. 6 J.5 am School^ The Southern Business University its surplus income from previous For Rent—Typewriters. . . 1O 5 43 Wash'ton.. 6-05 am t5 B ham. ,. . 6:00 ant years Help Wanted—Male .... ft « STORKS AND OFFICES. 1 Jack'vtlJe. 6.10 am 1 Chicago. . . 6:20 am "In view ° the decline in the gross WANTED—-First-class traveling adjuster 12 Shr'veport. 6.30am .2 Rlchmonct. 6:55 am Help WanteU—Female ... O 7 23 Jaclc'vilie. 6 50am and net rev* xes of the company in Help Wanted—Mole and Fe- and collector; must h-ave experience in 23 Kan. City. 7 00 am the latter pa- of 1313 and so far in fertilizer business and record. A-l; perma- 17 Toccoa S 10am 7 Chatta'ga. 7 10 am the present y\. and as there are still male 9 7 nent position to right man. Address, v, ith 26 Heflln 8 JO am J Ft. Valley. 7 16 am Several Students Sent to large expendrt~. to be made i n the Ilor.se* ,-irt Vehicles . . . 1O « experience, references and salary now earn- 8 Chatta'ga.10.35 am 16 Macon ..... 7:45 am current year for the flood damage of llot<;~ ,. . 1O G tng, P O Box 2 7 Macon .... 10 45 am SS N. Y. 1st. 11:00 am 1913, the directors deemed it prudent Household Goods , 1O 41 27 Ft. Vallej.10 45 am b Jack'ville. 11:10 am Good Positions During Lost and Found ...... O S WANTED—Young- man by larpe manufac- 21 Columbus. 10 tip am 29 B'bam. . ,11-55 am to reduce the dividend and, therefore, turing- concern In city to work in billing" 6 Cincln'ti...il 00 am declared 1 per cent on the preferred Legal Notices 1O 5 department, must be rapid and accurate 38 N. Y. 2d.. 12-05 pm and % of 1 per cent on the common Medical 1ft t on machine, a live wire and neat appearing. 29 New York.ll 40 am 40 Charlotte. 12. 15 pm the Past Week—One Goes Money to Loan ...... 10 K Address B-237, Constitution. 40 B'ham. . . .12 40 pm 30 Columbus. 12 30 pm. stock for this first quarter of the fis- 29 Columbua. 1 40 pm 30 New York. 2-. 45 pm cal year, or at the rate of 4 per cent Music and Dan el up: . . . . 1O H DRY GOODS CLtKKKS "WANTED—«100 JUusienl Instruments , . . • 1O K 30 B'ham 2.30 pm 15 ChD TRADES. 37 N. Y. 2d.. & 00 pm 5 Cincinn'ti. 5:10 pm Washington. Professional Cards .... ft 5 15 Brunsxv'k. 7 30 pm 28 Ft. Valley.. 5:20 pm Railroad .Schedule;* .... » 7 YEJS—Prof. O. O. Erannlnfr will teach you 31 Ft. Valley. 8 00 pm 10 STacoc --- . 5. SO pm Real Estate for Sale ... 11 2 the barber trade. (It's easy.) Taught In 13 Jack'vllle, 8 10 pm 25 Heflin. . . . E.45 pm Real Estate for Sale or Ex- halt tlino o* tter colleges. CompIeteVourao 11 Richmond, S -- 13 Cincinn'ti. 8'20 pm The Spring Term of the Southern change ... It 2 and position la our chain o£ shops. $30. 16 Chattd-'ua. 9 44 Wash'ton. ° 45pm Shorthand and Business University, Seed and Pet Stock ..... JO 6 Atlanta Barber College. 10 ISaafc Mitchell St. 2 Chicago.. . 9 55 pi,. 2 Jack'vlf •""> pm ATUNTA'S STRIDES Situations Wanted—Male. . . 1O 1 £4 Kan. City. 30 15 pm 24 Jack'\il _ pra 10 West Mitchell street, opens next Situation Wanted—Female. 1O 1 19 Columbus. 10;20 pm 11 Shr'vport.ll.lOpm week, and already pupils are enroll- Situations Wanted—Male and WANTED—Men to learn cotton business: 14 Cincinnati.11.30 pm 14 Ja<,k'vUle. 11:40 pm ing for that session^ Female 1O 1 sixth a-nnual g&ssion opens April 7. Enter AH trains run dally, Central time. Typewriters and Supplies . 1O 5 eai iy in order to make good connections. City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree St. The inanagemcnt requests those in- FROM DAY TO DAY Cotton School, Charlotte, N. C. tending to enter in Apr il to call or Wanted— \ partments ... 11 1 Union Passenger Station. tvrite as early as possible. Wanted—Board-Rooms . . 1O B "WANTED—Four good painters on Foy ho- Those living- out of Atlanta are re- Wanted—Houses 11 t tel, Indian Springs, El miles east of At- No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— quested to come to the city and call "Wanted—Miscellaneous . . IO 4 lanta, on Southern railway, v. ages $.i and 3 AuguaLa. b.20 am 4 Augusta..12 10 n't upon the prominent merchants, bank- Wanted—"Hone?- JO K board; to start work Monday, March 30. " Co v* ton . 7 SO am 2 Augusta and struction 00 pm 12 Portsmt'b. S 55 pm "Since leaving the Southern, my eic- JOT Decatur street. City. Bottenfield, i'.hs-28Empire bldg., City Ticket Ofttcc, Peachtree St. STRAYED OR STOLEN—One black mare I*erience in offige work has been gen- mule, weighs 1.100, clip in right ear, 6 Atlanta, Ga. Western ttad Atlantic Railroad. eral, including bookkeeping, corre- WILLIAM F. SHUMATE 3 earb old. Call Atlanta Chattahooch.ee 58, No. ArrHe From— No Depart To- spondence, shipping, buying- raw ma- 1 call. 3 Nd-fahville. 7 10 am 94 Chicago. .. 8 .00 am SOUGHT BY ALABAMA 2 Nashville. 8 35 am terial and selling finished produ-ct. 92 KathvlUe. 4.50 pm Furnished Many Positions. 93 Nashvllle.il 43 am 72 Borne... . „ 5 15 pm. "VYliliiam F". Shumate, who \\ as re- 1 N^hville. 7.35 pm 98 Chicago... 8:25 .Pm "I>uz^i^ rny attendance at your col- cently convicted in Judge Calh.oun'e 4 Nashville. S:50 pm lege you furnished many students with, court of deserting- his minor t-hildien, excellent positions. Your institution and v>as later sued for divorce by his wife, who is the daughter of II. J. TAXICABS is a straightforward, honest concern Fear, 39 Bedfoi d place, is now want- ST—Alpha Delta Phi fraternity pin. M: that docs what it advertises." ed in Birmingham upon charges in- .imme on the back of pin Joseph D. Green ANED—Two bright, energetic bo^ q of Ivy 4900 Reward neat appearance and j^ood address to so- A Grateful Graduate. "volving his condjact with the actress licit classified advertising; small salary to TAXICABS The following letter, written by a •whom Mrs. Shumate named as on tfhe g-overnor does not vet 3, 1904, for furnishing material for the year Treat him as -w'ell as you did me. and system of the world. The Briscoe Re- Box 204, care Georgian. know whether he 13 at liberty to Ri-a-iit In the street and sewer department and doing the following work for the year 1914: H E LP//ANTD--MaIe thereby fiieatly increase my debt of vised Chart is the best^method in ex- The Grahajn-Pitmanie, which is the requisition. The hearing was be- 1 gratitude." taught? at the Southern, is indorsed by gun Wednesday afternoon, d,ns- crete Cur bine. S EO CS. merchants, lawyers and all Who desire ney General Felder was called in for 1 "\Van*» an is the South- The Ad ilen's club wi'U hold a Furnishing and laying Guttering. Auburn avenue. ' The National Shorthand Reporters' light; intelligent beginner will an- "movie-1 urn-neon" Thursday afternoon C on &tr acting Ormond street Sewer from. ern's lecturer and representative — at J o'clock at the Hotel Ansley The Crow street to Fryor street. , WANTED—Energetic, well-versed men of WANTED—If you nant position as fireman, Association of America has adopted swer. No Chartier writers need apply. (adv.) feature of the luncheon will be a lec- Constructing two (3) sections or intercept- good standing to co-operate v- ith us In the brake man. electric motorman, conductor, ture, illustrated toy moving- pictures, Ins sew era of approximately two miles each. general introduction of a. pr> Juct ol tested colored train or sleep! ng car porter, flrat - Specifications will be furnished upon ap- qualities of greatest benefir to farmers as class Atlanta roads, steady work, experience delivered by Frank W. Redfleld, south- plication to the undersigned., fertilization cost reducer. or,sey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman. WE WANT ti*tve)lne salesmen calling on teen years in that line. the hardware trade and cement contrac- $75 month. Examinations coming. Sam* Attorney a-at-Law. tors to sell our line of cement finishing: >le questions free. Franklin Institute, fie* . Offices: 202, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 21tool0 a and plaeterlner trowels on a commis- 9 L. Rochester. N. Y. _____ Klser Building. Atlanta, Ga. sion bat,i<$ Absolutely the best goods on WANTED boys ^vith bicycles to know that EXPERT ON SANITATION the market Write us, giving references John t) Allller is located at 48 East Hunter Long Distance Telephone 3023. 2024. and at., doing repairing and carrying a iull line 3025. Atlanta. Ga. ti Htate territory you cover, standard Tool TO SPEAK IN COLUMBUS and Manufacturing Co., Industrial Bldg, of bic>cle EUppHea. __~~ ____ „ ___" H L. HALU DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC. Indianapolis Ind ^^^^ NERVOTjS and Chronic Diseases. E14 For- ombination, ELLI and American eyth building. Ivy 6831. WANTED—Six salesmen covering large ter- Columbus, Ga., March 25.—(Special.) ritory to handle high-class propoaitlon as plan 1018 Century Building. At a ape>cial meeting of a conumittee jide line, 20 per cent commission; personal WANTED—Farm hands. Address H. Bowen. of the Columbus board of tracle and a interview necessary. Budd Pub. Co.. 509-510 West Point, Ga. committee of the City Federation of Sllvey building. MEN with patentanle Ideas write Randolph "Women's ClTibs, which have the SALESMEN—Good appearance, for high- & Co.. Patent Solicitors. Washlagton. D. C. "brightening up" campaign in Colum- Cost of Local Want Ads in class article, commission basis; steady bus in charge, it was decided to ex- work. Atlanta and all southern cities K tend an invitation to Hon. Walter Tl. and M., GOG Temple Court Bldg. HELP WANTED—Female Bras well, city commissioner of Mont- THE CONSTITUTION \ EXPERIENCED picture men, canvassers STOKES AND OFFICES^ " gomery, one of the hnest authorities proof-passer and delivery man. Straight STENOGRAPHER WANTED State experi- on sanitation in the south, to address 1 Innertion lOc a line salary. Cj.ll after 5 p. m. Room a, 16 0 ence, g 90._Mein.phi%_ Tqnn. dter Building. 1 5000 1 . WOMAN over 25. with attractive person- intercommunicating exchange system is formed, giving fifteen AT THE GOBBLERS' BALL PORTRAIT AGENTS—Call to see or write ality, tor traveling position; expenses paid. OR ATLANTA the Georgia Art Supply Company. 113 $4 .i>oly 1320__Ca.n_dler Bldg.. ^eacher prf jerred. Whitehall street. Atlanta, G*. ANTED—Colored second cook, ftiuat be talk tracks. Quick and n^at, prefer young man. Ap- MISCELJLiNEOUS. to Chef. 61 W Mltrhpl! WANTED—A good aerva.nt for general 5001 work, 614 Capitol avenue Five pairs thus connected give forty-five lines of communi- Courteous operators, thor- oug-hly familiar with, rates, rules ana classifications, will HELP WANTED—Male and Female cation, and so on, in regular mathematical rule. give you complete Informa- STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers, salesmen. Socialist Led Field. tion. And, if you wish, they commissary clerks, clerical office men, Milwaukee, Wis., March 25.—Mayor will assist you in wording" clerks, mill men, railroad men, telegraph op- Gerhard A. Bading, non-partisan, and your want ad. to make It most erators, station agente, wo aave you money Emil Seidel, socialist, were nominated effective. and, lout time by furnishing you positions on Millions of such groups are thus connected in the Bell for mayor at yesterday's primary, ac- BOTS short notice. Arlington Bu.iln.eus Agency. cording to complete returns today. Arlington. Ga. ANT BOY anxious to earn money can se- GOVERNMENT Jobs opon to men and wom- System. They will figure in the municipal eiec- cure a position with me. Good pay, easy en. Thousands of appointments coming. ton on April 7. Seidel led the field with bourn. Also prizes—everything from tops to ..1st of positions free. Franklin Institute. 21,054 yotes.-agamst 20.022 for Bading-. Shetland pony outfits. The work: la easy Dept. 63 L. Rochester. N. T. Indications are that the socialists nom- are to be paid for immedi- and need not interfere with other duties. inated six aldermen at large. ately upon publication, bill to Apply to Julius Tenaenbaum. 27 Exchange be presented by mail or so- Place, Atlanta. Ga. WANTED—Teacher* SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE Mrs. £. C. Root, Rome. licitor the same day printed. South Atlantic Teachers Rome. Ga., March 2^.— (Special.)— AGENCV. 1125 AU- Nat. Bk. Bids.. Atlanta, AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY The body of Mrs. K. C. Root, who died Every Home Has Use for Georgia. from appendicits in North Yakima, ACMES TEACHERS' AGENCY, prompt, ef- Wash., will be sent to Rome for inter- Constitution WANT ADS ficient sen-ice. 4£OAtlanta. National Bank ment, reaching here Friday. Mrs. Root buiTdlnt*. Main 3146. was the daughter of Captain J. I*. Bags, TEACHERS' AGENCX", «iff of Rome. — — ivyThir s;«td .Kaf l Baoli bids.. AUaatf,...... , mm*c Cfevo -^*

NEWSPAPER! Page Ten. TEE CONSTITUTION, ATI^ANTA, GA\, THUKSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. These Ads Are -Business' Messages to 9 ? e and Are Paid For By the 4dvertnsers==That sWhyThey ,9s Why They BriogRetprinis SITUATION WANTED—Male A UTOM O BIIES BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOARD AND ROOMS SPECIAL, rates for , situations wanted WE PAY blchest c*sh prices lor household ads.; 3 lines one time. 1O cents; 3 . SC Fl'LIES—ACCESSORIES. MJIJFCTORY i GOOD MEN WANTED WITH roouo, planoo and of llca furniture; caab tlmea, la cents. To get these rates ads • UllKUt, I *J"KV | CAPITAL AT ONCE T0 JN_ advanced on conslcnmunt. Central Auction muat be paid in advance and delivered FOR SALE Company, 12 East aiUchell Street. Bell The^jCon^mution_oCfice. ^ VEST IN THE MANUFAC- Phone Xiain "2. WE HAVE some splendid bar- SAVJS ^6 per cent by tmylaff your furcuur* or several ol tfaein may be sent in as AUTOMOBILE nteetl- - Mail Borders elvea prompt atten- TURE AND SALE OF M'DON- from Ed Matthews & Co.. 23 E. Alabams ASK THE CONSTITU- late as a. week after your, ad last' ap- ALD'S IMPROVED PATENT gains in used pianos of outside Street. peared. In The Constitution. Such respon- BUSINESS ACME HATTERS. 20 E. HUNTER STREET. WILI* sacrifice my equity, in 5600 furnish- ses are the result or severai forms o£ FIRE AND WATER-PROOF makes, such as— ings In beautiful 6-room north side' bun- TION WHERE TO LIVE special service which The Constitution FOB SALE HOUSE MOVING. galow. A chance for any one starting house- iw rendering In Denair ot all Situation Atl. 355. M. 1615. 417 ROOF PAINT. COUNTY AND '- Ivy 6693-J. A FREE BUREA >J of boarding nnd Wanted advertisers. So if you \vant a W . «h Nafl Bank Bids. Chickeringy FOR SALE—Furniture from 5-room flat. , rooming house information. IE yea wider range ot choice before accepting a ' CITY AXT> STATE AGEN- STATE RIGHTS FOR SALE. JEWELRY REPAIRING. On display at Cathcart Storage Co., No. •want to get a place to board or rent position, hold, your bos. number card: and x 6. Madison avenue. rooms in any part of the cit'y or sub- call at or phone to The Constitution fre- CY/ FOR OXE OF THE Catrwjr^BwEQjr^rai^vSuJcnr ONE HALF INTEREST FOR Ivers & Pond, urbs, ask The t Atlanta Constitution. _quently for at !ea.at a week. HOUSEHOLD goods'-for sale. Call Ivy 3090 BEST SELLING. POPULAR Saturday afternoons. Sunday and after 6 We will be glad, to nelp you get what m^J^^^r^SSSZJS'SSl- I^LE FOR GEORGIA, ALA- p. m. you want. PRICED CARS <4'S AND you the hishest urice for your old eold and BAMA AND FEORIDA. THIS Fischer, FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR Third Floor Const!lution Building, 6'S) ON THE MARKET. -""'JISWEXBBS AXP OPTICIANS. PAINT BEING USED BY THE Vose and others. cash. S. M. SNIPER. 146 & Pryor St. ALREADY WELL ESTAB- JEWIJJSKS AND.OPTICIANS, 'LARGEST CONCERNS IN FOR best bargains In furniture see Jordan ilain. 5000. Atlanta 5001, Furniture Co.. 144 Auburo ave. Ivy^M67. LISHED, SCBDEALERS ITHE SOUTH AND THOR- W. W. KIMBALL CO., FURNITURE and m«a at lowest prices. ALONE "WILL PAY" ALL MLLTIGK APU1XG. OUGHLY TESTED. THE Robison Furniture Co.. 27 E. Hunter St. Branch Store,' FOR SALE -Antique solid mahogany "high EXPENSES. BEST' LOCA- FILLED IN TO MATCH VERY BEST INDORSE- boy;" Cheat. 73 Nelson street. TION OX PEACHTREE ENVELOPES ADDRE3SEB. 94 North Pryor Street. , NOtfTH SIDK. EAGLE MULT1GRAPHINQ ' CO. MENTS. USED BY A. C. LINE FOR SALE—Several Axmlnster are squares STREET WITH EXCEP- very cheap. Call Malti 1434. ^Atlanta 2285. A Modern l-amily and Tourist 8 North Forsyth St. Phone Main 1158. RY. CO., P. & O. STEAMSHIP FOR SALE—ISO cots, Jacobs' Auction Co.. TIONALLY FINE LEASE. FOR SALE—Piano Cor practice, $35; in good 51 I>ecatur St. Call M. 1434; Atlanta 22Bf.. HOTEL CO. AND OTHERS. WE SELL condition. Ivy 3024. '• CAN BE OBTAINKD ELECTRIC LIGHTS and steam Beat. Euro- 1808, Corner E- Hunt«f and Terry Sts. AND APPLY THIS 'PAINT. pean, is a week and up, &Qc a day and • WITHOUT COST FOR , CAST-OFF CLOTHING up. Rooms en suite with private batt«_ ACCOUNTANT, thorough bookkeeper MATTRESS _- - ._-_—-— _^- 1 American, 57 a week ami up. $1.51 0 » day IT STOPS ALL LEAKS GOOD DROP a card; we'll bringr cash for shoes ant! up. Free bathe oo aJi floors^ office man of ability and experience, de- GOOD WILL OR AGEN- CAPITAL MATTRE§a~CO^ I?8-A South slrea active, responsible position only. Satis- FOR TIN, IRON, COMPOSI- sold. Sou. Typewriter Co.. 41 W. Hunter st. and clothing. The Vesttare. 16S Decatur st. factory references. Address .Ledger, care CIES ESTABLISHED. Pryor. Main 2133-J. We do best work at PEACHTREE INN Constitution.. lowest prices. Give us a trial. 331 PEACHTREE STREET. REASONS FOR SELLING ___ TION AND WOOD ROOFS. Under new 'management. Cleric and bell THOROUGHLY competent stenographer de- FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS boy service night and day. Pb.one#: Ivy sires to do extra work In spare time dur- WILL BE GIVEN TO IN- WE WANT A LIVE MAN PUT on your baby's carriage; repaired, re- PROFESSOR MAHLER'S Select dancing TERESTED PARTIES. AD- alnted and' recovered. Robt. Mitch3ll, WITH CAPITAL IN NORTH TYPEWRITERS RENTED school. 428 Peachtree. Ivy 778-L. Only ?--2'23 Edaewood avenue. Ivy 3076. 4 MONTHS FOR *» AND UP. resident njember International Teachera' BEUUEVUE 1N.N TOUNG MAN" with five years' experience DRESS B-235. CARE CON- CAROLINA AT ONCE. Rebuilt Typewriters $23 and 971. Association. ICELY furnished csincle or double rooms, as bookkeeper, two years as bill clerk, . _ OKJEENTAI.L KCGS . AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. PIANO tuning:, guaranteed to Rive eattafa ateam heated, with or without tneala. K7 accurate, writes good hand, hard worker. STITUTION. A'i'LAMTA oriental Kut>'Vinhon6 Main 2B2« a-fet Third. Ivy 1S9S-L. _____ "What have you to offer'? Address &-Z3.2, 9x12 rugs cleaned $1.50 and up. Phones: tlon, Paul G. German. 172 ' Oakland • av CO. PHONE 6990 IVY. AGEN- Main 1971. Constitution. Ivy' 3741. Main 5027. ' 53 W. BAKER ST. EX PE RI ENCEI>office man7~bookkee'pe'r7 CY: 68 IVY ST., ATLANTA, TOLOAN Rood collection man. Is now open for po- L'LLMHEICS. DRESSMAKING—SEWING EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD. DESIR- nit ion. A-l references. Address B-239, Con- ^ RK MN FT*!"* Sivea" prompt"*!" GA., 900 WASHINGTON ST., __ . ______stitution. - - ATLANTA ELECTRIC CO. v. ^H,iNl\J^± I tyntion to repair THE PRUDENTIAL dressmaking, reasonable GOOD CHitlSTlAN"HOMIi "for cirls7~rea3o li- 34-36 JAMES ST. Phone Ivy 4321-^. C. A. work; 11 years' experience. 4 City Hall COLUMBIA AND JACKSON- prices. 110 Ivy at- Ivy 4977. able lilies; referencew required. Tabernacle Place. Main liSS. Dormitory. 57 Luckle ntre«t, EtJieride-9 und J. tt- Gray, Proprietora. Stor- VILLE, FLA. E. M'DONALD, INSURANCE - COMPANY FASHIONABLE dressmaking; satisfaction age batterlea rebuilt, repaired and charged. guaranteed; low prices. West 215. Spark battery work a specialty. General ALEXANDER & JONES GENERAL SALES AGENT. IS NOW prepared to place loans 308 PEACHTREE ST. Electric Auto repairs. Washing and polish- PLUMBERS. 393 Peach-tree street. Ivy 426; EXCELLENT board, furnished room v. Hh DETECTIVE wants- position In hotel, d. __P£ivate_bath. u-y 5I_C». _ partment atore. Or speciiLl officer for ecu ing. Atlanta 685. A GUARANTEED 10 per cent on high-class improved prop- BARTER AND EXCHANGE 1 poration. Loogr experience. Special, Box -3 X r f"fc"V l^ FURNISHI-;D~~~IUX>M; BOARD; A tin n fa NOW IS THE TIME MONEY SAVED by buy.'og your plumbing investment — A limited amount erty at 5^, 6, 6 /t and 7 per cent. GOOD 4-paaaenger automobile for exchange \_f^> LJ COXVEMJKXCISS. CLOSE IN. ss material of Plckert Plumbing Company. for vacant lot worth around ST50. Sims- \V. CAIN. ATLANTA 5ti02-l'\ •WANTED—A poaitlon as shipping cler We sell everything needed In the plumbing of 10 per cent preferred stock, in Prompt and courteous attention. Melson Realty Co., Ivy llSti. 320 Empire traveling salesman by yuunjr ma To Have'Your Car line. Prompt attention to repair work. 1*16 BOARD"and rooms, also table board, close man. Best references. Address B-231, East Hnnter street. Both phones 550. ' shares of $100 each, dividends building. in; steam hheae t and ull conveniences. 39 Btitution. REPAINTED CHAS. H. BLACK, WOULD trade for a few shares of Georgia Currier street. guaranteed, in an established Real Estate Loan Correspondent Life Insurance company stock. Box 4 3, BEAUTIFUL rooms, one block of Peach- And This' Is the Place • K.KKF your house painted and tlntei_ Macon, Ga. tree; excellent iiieala it desired. 19 and 21 1 Georgia enterprise of highest rep- LET US A1AKE YOU A PRICE. Kmbry Construction Company, Big Fourth The Prudential Insurance Com- \V. Cain. Ivy GUtfOT WHITEHALL GARACiE. National Bank. Alain 1456. r rate-i for^SiUuttic 444 WHITEHALL ST. utation, demand for 'its prod- pany of America. PET STOCK 514 PKAClTl RE£ ads.,; 3 lines one time, 10 cents; Z Main 468. . Atlanta 13Q6. ucts unlimited. Qualified under LTFL'L rooms, v. iih or without pri- times, 15 cents. To get these rates ads J. A. JOHNSON v-itte^_batb; e\<:itrii. must be paid in advance and delivered aintine and Wall Tlotlng. West 12S8-J. 203 Empire Building. AUTOMOBILES new Georgia law, and will stand H.GHASTINGS & co. TTRAA^TiVKlTY "furnished roo'rn'iiiid board, ^^^.^Th^^onstitu^ion office. ^_^ >R Kalsominins .walls, painting; floors or WAMTKD—'Position, by lady stenosrapher. REPAINTED SEEDS. PLANTS, BULBS AND POULTRY rennral house clean call Ivy 5519-5618. closest investigation. For partic- Call Ivy 6757-J. college graduate.... ; salary no object. Ad.- TOPS recovered and repaired. .Wheels, ax- or Atlanta phone :!Q. LOANS $25.00 AND UP SUPPLIES. dreaa care Constitution,- Itia and springs repaired. High-grade work ulars address Box F-SZ, care Con- Bell Phones. Ma'.n 2568. Main 3962; FOR twu gentlemen, front upstairs room; Atlanta 25G8. CApABLE and competent stenographer de- at reasonable prices. On Furniture, Pianos convenieiii 10 bath; breakfasr t und "supper. stitution. 16 WEST MITCHELL ST. , Kirk wood. D«j_iitur 3- >y. _ sires permanent' position at Qnce. Call JOHN M. SMITH. Or Indorsed Notes. - 120-122-1^4 AUBUR.N AVJ3NLTB. C/ F. BINDER & SON GOOD boiird for coupler, strict ly priv&to MANUFACTURERS of high-grade paints, RIGHT NOW fS THE TIME TO BTJY/ GAR- CAPABLE, energetic woman of E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. .. hite l«ad and creosot''e stains. We make AT RATES permitted by the laws of the DEN SEEDS. It has been a little too cold isition as ' housykeope ready-mixed paints to order. Corner La Btate. Our e&sy payment plan allows you the past few days to plant, but it is a mighty ., ^^ _••_-• - ._,_ - ' -- HAVE your automobile repaired the right good time to buy your supply of seeds and pko~NT~'roomr~beautiful home. ~ excellent way. Rear Auburn avenue- Ivy 6983. Prance and Lowry st " Bel™ "l phone Ivy tiLble, Jeraey uoi\ s. a.11 convL-niciices. Jvy "W AN'T B D~Posi t i o n. ;IM wet nur^e with re- &8&^-J. Atlanta, Ga. e acquson an upung o a have- them «m hand, for as soon as It spectable family. AUdrwaa ±J-1'40. Consti- comprehensive sal en force •will enable you warma up a little you want to get busy and tution. AUTO FENDERS TANKS ecure the superior selling: co-operation on plant. We have .put on an extra force of BOARDKRS — Jllot lutths lric lights, KOODS ETC., made to order. Al.to repair a plan that the most ingenious anan d Imagmag- clerks and are better' prepared to serve you north slue, walkin , . work HOLLINOSWORTH & CO. specialty. 12 months* inative mentality has yet conceivednceived,, call than ever before, but we strongly urge all Ivy 7284-J. ______SITUATION Edffewood_ and _PJedmpnt ave_s-_Plione_Jvy 5613 rates. Call Ivy 905, for appointment from 11 to 12:30 o'cloc' k at GUARANTEE LOAN CO. of our customers that can lo make their OTENTlilJaihiN call s«t-ure larye front room ___ 920 Piedmont hotel, or leave name and purchases before the rush begins. with board: all cuiivciiifin;f-s; i\itt.'S roa- UR~experises don't bother us. We can do Room 318 Atlanta National Bank r WHEN in nee'd of efficient ste- work cheaper and better than others. Ask phone number, as immediate action la neces- BABl CHICK FEED—We carry all of lb.e aonabte. 33b \\'. Fv.-:ichlrt-i,-. Ivy (,'jyS-J. why. McDuff.o Bros.' Shop, East Point, Ga. SHOKS HALF-SOLED, SEWED. sary. Strictly confidential. » Bldg. Both. Phones. best brands of feed for the baby chicks. NEATLY" luf'nitthed rouniw/ with bo^rd. "for nographers and office help, Atlanta phone 89, or night phone .Bell East Remember, it is not the amount of chicks giintlemen; very cloau in. &u ii. JillLs. Ivy 50 CENTS you hatch that counts, but the number you ' phone Miss Lynch, Ivy 1949. L. Point 240. ____^ FOR SALE—Miscellaneous raise. Start them off right, get your feed AT GWTXN'S KilOK SHOP, 6 t,uckle street r , MONEY TO I_OAN—We have IF YOU HAVE carbon troubles, use Crlmo, opposite Piedmont hotel. Both phones. n from Hastings and take no chances. C. Smith & lire. Typewriter Co. ' Sold under guarantee. lllG Fourth Nat'l a hurry ? Cal4 Taxlcab Company for auto a good deal of home funds that EXTRA FINE PANSY PLANTS—We have Bank buildiiiE'. Main 3217. rent service. the finest lot of pansy plants ever sold BECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL we can place promptly. Can lend In the city. All good, strong, vigorous _ ATLANTA RADIATOR CO. FOR SALE CHEAP. plants, full of blooms. Planted now they Automobile Kadiator Work Exclusively, Uf'HOLSTEKINU and on 5 years' straight, or monthly will bloom until the middle of the summer. . Tansy and Cotton ft- Carpet Cleaning Co., 14S Price 60 cents per dozen. SELECT BOARD I NO, t<47 r^achirt'i- ^tret't, Pilla- a sate and reliable treatment (or Ir- Bell, ivy 7431. ' TU Ivy St. 2SO California cases, coat 7So; sale price ZQc. payment plan. Also money for steam hem,- iJfiv&tH baili. hot u aler. Ivy regularities. Trial box by mail 50 ct.s. Ed- S. Pryor St. Main 2103-J. •0 lower case news cases, full size, cost 50o; SPRING FLOWERING BULBS—We have sale price 15 c. some extra fine bulbs of Cannas, Tube «JUJ34_.__ __ mondauu Drug Co., II X. 'Broad tat., Atlanta, purchase money notes. Fosterv& Ga. AUCTION SALES Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to thr«« Roses, Gladlolas and Caladiums. They 3C^ PKACliTKKli, -suite Of rooms, al.su room r columns, $3. should be planted now. for rfiuplt-, nrst-^lj-^ table board. ~AlJ^ V iyX7 P <->N SIGNS signifies best Quality. 29 wooden double frames, cost $8.60; eal« Robson. TI Edgewood avenue. VAGE COMPANY, at 90 South Pryor, will JVXUiX -L Kent Sign Co.. 130% Pcachtrte. SAGO PALMS—One- of the prettiest and price, $3.76, easiest palms to' rjrow. Bulbs sell at _sire__aU c Louring cur, model 3i, elec'-V happen lo have it. Give us your next or- galley; sale price $10. G9 North Forayth St., TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED PROMPT- Jig-nts, electric wearier. ?a'-r t der and. «-e will convince you. Southern Two stones and one stand to bold them. Loantt Money LI'—If ft isn't convenient for you to come ONK Studebaker '^0. i:HJ.~sood shape, 53^0. States Bcfeen and Cabinet Co., Box »4, Col- about C feet long; Bale price $10. to the Btore, phone us your orders; they t , 191:; STUBKBAKIiR, 30. ^373. L°ee. *;«rk.__ _Ba^_Point__39_6 ___ One wooden case rack, holds 30 full-size • Diamonds, will receive prompt attention. ROOM artd boarj d witli private hat hi' "^3~N STUJDEBAK-l^K, 131-'. four-passenger, good ORDER DIRECTORY cases; cost $10; sale price 14. Gems, Jewelry, Gold .._..iarkson. i hone Ivy o^,^-L. -SCREEN AND CABINET WORK. This material will be sold In lots to ault. and Silverware. CLKAN. cutuf.triable rowin.Tpry best~tableT \Vlll "sell" any of the .above cars, part ,VSCRKEN _., Pay your own freight. Address Lowest Interest Charges. MISCELLANEOUS ^1 K^st CBin St. Ivy 5-m. s^ Interior and Exte- Most Liberal Plan. cash, balance monthly. THK CONSTITUTION. 4 O. J3. MO USE K. 'household' goouV of lice hx- u ~ Alaba'ma St. No. 45 Auburn Ave. l*huiie 1 vy 7_9_1_1_. tures, and. In lact, everyihine y° want. ATLANTA. GA. TKUNKS. BAGS AND SUITCASES KE- 'SPECIAL HOME FUNDS" FOR SALE JACOBS AUCTION CO. TO LEND on Atlanta home or business 51 DKCATUH STRJflJBT. property, at lowest rate. Money advanced INTEftSTATk. 5-i--ASSii:N(;£]Ii . . . .$ tOO.OO Kear Kimbult tiouae. Bell phone 1^3^; At- I-'URD DELIV fclRY IIT.'.OO High Grade to builders. Write or call E-M-K ROADSTKi? ^75.00 S. W. CABSON BLACK CKO\V HACKABljL'T . , . . -100.00 _j\BhTRACT^^.N !._---^-^_ . ^.______, JELLICO COAL SEED SWEETS OTHEK UOOU BAHGA1NS. TOO. ATLANTA i'LTLK UUARANTKK liN'SUK- ^ 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET PAPER—J have a -very fine selection ANCE COMPANV, 'ground floor Equitable For Cash We have Just received one car of genuine jAriGK dcliKhiful WHITEHALL GAKAGE building. Main 5^120. i-all paper, all grades, that 1 can show best board ; also ute youns 411 WHITEHALL .ST. you. Also prices for hanging and interior — — _ -.-,.. - at. _ MAIN' '16S. ATLANTA 130B. painting. J. \V. Dyer. Main 344D. LUMP $4.50 NANCY HALL SELECT boarding at 70 Capitol avenue; all J^i^i^^LJ^-^J^^JSES^j^J^C^^J^ HAVE $5,000 to loan on improv- new furniture, nice I able. Address airs. Columbia Auto Exchange. Alabama and Broad Streets. iiURNVVELL JELLICO COAL Aivin Silve>-. __ Phone J-'m. ______287 EDOtJWOOD AVE.T—IVY IttiS. SOUTHKRX WIRE AND mox WORKS. 59 and one car of genuine Capital and Surplus Jl.HOO.OGO. Martin St. Both phones 5306. ed property. W, O. Alston, FIKST-CLAaS ruom and board. «tearn heat!" IP UN the market for a. used car It would ba Oldest Savings jjepartment in ^the_City.__ COMPANY, • t<* your. a,dVaii\ABe to sieo ua before you, ,u 9:: Capitol square, Ph_one_ Main aji85._ 7 1216 Third National Bank Bldg. buy as we can as.ve you from 40 to to per ^UR I^~NATic7NlLL~^BANK OK ATLANTA. NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING CO., 47 427 Decatur St. JERSEY YAM NICE furnished rooms; also with or with- cent. Ov«r 50 ^ara on hand. Write foe ' St. Main 1135. Atlanta 1051. out_board. 7fl _Trliilty_ averuie~ .______««r complete Hut. . Bell Phone Main 2961, Atl. 1996. Seed S wee is. Wire, 'phone or »rite youi om __ orders quick. The supply shorter than for la If desired. A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN in a Detroit years past, ' . Electric - battery alone cost $800; charg- __ BILLIARDS MONEl" TO LOAN—At 6. 7 and S per v:ent ing outfit cost S^OO. A beautiful little e<*r PKETTY flower boxes on SAFES on Atlanta residence and suburban rea! ntle for a lady to drive. Cpfeeep is small, pwner BIG Bonanza Pool Parlor BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank estate In sums oX $500 to $2,000 and on store BELL BROS. . needs the money- Price only $KOU cash. See display at McMillan Bros, ',« DECATUR ST., under new management; property, any amount desired. Dunson & Mr. Sarvis. where car id stored, at ^S safes, vault doors. Combinations Gay. 409 Equitable _buil"h i t eh all^St. Grant building. Telephone Iyy_5341J wheell James Mulvihill. . Aragon Hotel, antegd; ti trial la aII__\ve_ask._Main_6035jJ._ PRIVATE 'pupils given special' instruction Atlanta. Ga. , Office Equipment Co., 113-115 N. MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE ASK THE CONSTITU- IF YT3"u~need a contractor, builder or ex- by competent teacher recently employed AND OTHERS, upon their own names; FOK S \LE—for highest offer one White - pert roof man, call "Cunningham." Office n New England public schools. Art lessons Pryor street. Atlanta, Ga. cheap rates, easy payments; confidential. gasoline 5-paaaenser ^to; been run lesa 2-15». Peters street, or phone Main 237. He- ,lso solicited. Telephone W. 1205. Scott & Co'.. 820 Austelt building. EGGS TION VVHEIiE TO LJVH than S.OOO miiea; lu pertect ndiinng condi- pair work of all kinds. All work guaran- tion. ljhonc ivy 3-16S-J. Jno. M. Wilson, ^0 6 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. FOK SALE—Minorca. Langahans. Wl.'tV i Prices reasonable. ' Nitrate-Soda, Bulk Acid A FIIEE BUREAU of boarding and Delta place. ^ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PHOSPHATE. Muriate Potash. Kalnlt. C J R. Nutting & Co.. SO 1-4 Bniplro Ufo Leghorns and Buff Orpir.gton eggs. Main vV. R. HOLDER. Contractor. 81)1 Empire S, Meal. Hulls ana Coal at wholesale In building. 2301; Atlanta 3SO. roomins house Information. If yuu FOK SALE — A 191- Marion J-passenger Life building. Ivy 5. Remodeling and re- "WOULD 1 ike to meet one or more partiest volld cars. W. E, ajcOalla, Manufacturers' want to get a -place to board or rent HAVE $40,000 (.my own money) to loan on rooms in any part or the city or sub- touring car, fully equipped ami just over- pairlng given prompt attention. _, who would invest in a strictly legitimate Agent. 415 Atlanta National Bank fildgr. Atlanta real estate. See me and' save hauled; fiuarauttied in urst-class condition. anufaclunngr enterprise, profits over 300 urbs, ask Tho Atlanta Constitution. .J-.JJ tuinpiete - your homa without' any $00.00 DIAMOND BRACELET, 5 diamonds. commission. P. O. Box II'3. DOGS i'an be se<.-n and. aemonstrated at the L ni- noney till nni-shfd. J. D. Gunter. M. 1188^ per cert't above all -costs; will require sev- H'e will be elad to help you get what versal Garage, SiIS Peachtree st._Price_$3_oo. •al thousand dollars, absolutely safe. For solid gold. Special price $25. Tobias MONEY~"TO -LEND on city property. W. O. FOIl SALE—Thoroughbred fox terrier pup- you want. 'tails and personal Interview address Jewelry Co., Top Floor Atlanta. 'National Alston. _j.216_Third Nat'l Bank bldg. ^ pies. "Beauties." 1H«,£ N. Boulevard. All. woiT~SALE — Bulck 1913, model "25." 5- Bank Building. phone 2283. Third Floor Constitution Building, passenser; in perfect running order, elec- -^34. care Constitution. FARM LOANS made by W. B. dmith. 70S Fourth National Bank building. .____ trio lichLa spodometer,, cluck, demountable SECURED or fee" return- iiaiu 5000. Allania uODl. Sms, «tra ure, 5500 cash. H."N. Cootedge, - ed. Illustrated guide book King" Cotton Seed for Sale MONEY~to~lend on Improved real estate. C. 1^ N. Foraytji. ______.______and list of inventions wanted free to any WILL thank you for your inquiries. C. McGehee. Jr.. .622 to 624 Empire Bldg. ^ „ Main 13S9._ address. Patents secured by us advertised JOHN M. GREEN. KOR QUICK salesman 40-h. p., classy road- tree In The World's >*rogrees; sample free-. 1329 Candier Bldg.. Atlanta. Ga. Terrace, Stock Farm. Bishop. Ga. ster' newly puinted und overhauled; a CAKFENTfiR.^ yjc_tpr_J-_Eva"3_jfe._Co" Waahlngton. D. C. bargain., -Travis, -fc Jones. -5 James at. Ivy WANTED—tV»jney E. Y. CROCKETT" FISH MARKET for sale cheap, with fonp , BARBERS, NOTICE i\ rade. No other market near • HEAD rest paper. $3.^5 per groes (12 dozen), WANTED—To communicate with parties covys ;i>—NOKTH *sll>B, KOR **ALE—tftudebakor- touring car. com- CONTRACTORS for all kinds of store ; office wurk. counters, 'shelving, book concrete floor. Price $230. Call Atl. phone delivered to your door. Write Alpha C. that have money to loan on real esi^u FOR. SALE—14 fine Jersey milk cows, fresh nlete and in firyt-class condition; very 3003-A. You can 'make good money here, Company. Germantown. Philadelphia, Pa. -orth three Cor one and get 8 per cent in- -THE PICKWICK ctieaO -lor cash- Also one roller top second- i-all cases, etc, 160 South Pryor. In milk. Shlppy Brow. & White, 9C8 Ma- Main 3651. Residence^ Main 54£ 'nty room for other business. Also have stead ot 7 per cent; titles perfect and all rietta street. Either phone 516. NEW TEN-STOKY AND FIREPROOF. hand desk, very cheap.. 1*31 W. Peachtree inie stand. interest collected promptly without cost to iteam.-hea.ttfd roomt* with connecting batbJ street. ATLANTA. SAFE CO. ' Convenient t1 bower batha on each floor. Bargains In New and Second-hand Safea. lender, and there ia one other thing I was 7 WANTED—An Idea! Who can think of Real Lock Experts. Safe ArUata. M*in 48Q1. about to forget to say. your loans will be 1 Fairlle St^. N«'c.r Carneele Library. »OR SALE—One-ton Buick - automobile som« simple thins to patent? Protect your tax free. See me at once, as I have florae GAMES truck in first-claws order; a 'bitrgam at Store fronts, wall cases, office work idea.-*, they may bring you wealth. Write SSoO Foisom's (J;u-;ige. corner James and partition^ __ • _. MADE-TO-ORDER FLY SCREENS, hlsh choice loans to deliver. John D. Muldrew, for "Needed inventions" and "How to Get grade; lowest prices. Phone Main 6310. 1203-4 KmpJre building. ' THE EUUEWUOD Ctone streets. Toluphuii^lvy ^"^- your !*:».t-3nt and Your Money." Randolph & ilcu-U electric llchtn. _j CAKI'KT CLEANING. W. R Calla way. Sa les Mcr.. 1403 Fourth WE can invest your money for you on Urst FOR SALE—Interstate, 5-passenger, Just Co.. Patent A Uorneya, Washington. D. C. National Bank building. mortgage, high-class improved property. lad lea una geutieuieu. iu>uma per day GOo e \V. M. COX cleans Oriental Rugs li'.te "n up; weekly, uln^le. $3 up, aouble. *2 up. overhauled- » ^v tires, electric lights, a does fur. repairing and upholstering-; ' FOR SALE—Drug store doing splendid busi- FISH AND- MEATS It will net you 7 and 8 \per cent. food bargain at S1DO. "Whitehall Uarage, curtains U'.undprfd. Ha Auburn ave. I. 313 ness, located in one ot the best, moat pros- . TCJRMAN. BLACK & CALHOUN. 444 \Vhituha.U street. perous small towns in Georgia; reason tor e- Market. Main 3641, Atlanta 1464. Second Floor 'Smpire. •heated rooma seising other business. Invoice $5.000, $2.000 SUMMEROUR'S fcaif and half cotton seed water, hot FOR SAWS—One 191L Overland In firsrt- WE HAVE ANYTHING you want. Let ua cit-h and balance on time if desired. Ad- eave you moiity. Jacobs Auction Co.. 61 was third Georgia Experiment Station IIH all hour.". .-U-.;Lr ity, tclophune. clas" 'condition, need ready cash. $^33. PEACHTREE DAIRY dress F-44. care Constitution. PURCHASE MONEY NOTES 1913. standing aneaU oC seventeen ot the delightfully cool in s- \Vrlte 13t!ii SmuHyan, ^-.r.1 Woodward ave- si" PBACHTREF: ST.—cream, sweet miiu Dera-tur. Bell phono M. 1434. Atlanta 23So. beat knoxvn and most prolific varieties; de- iiue, or cuil Alain "911. buttermilk. Tivo wtijiotis. five messenger FOR SALE—Old established saloon, white mand ereat, nupply limited, order quick. :e«; formerly Hrn-'l ; and* colored,' best location-in Jacksonville; STEWART & HUNT WE HAVE funds on hand with fl.60 bushel, 60 bushels, fl.40; 100 buiiitela. Xorth ljryor .-trc'--i. ^. JitSVKN-PASSENGEK automobile epainted. boyti. Bell phone Ivy 5832^ IOIIK Jeat-c, reasonable rent, ample room for PLOMBI5R3. 53 EAST HTJNTERST. *1.20. Fair View Farm. Palmetto, Ga. new tires ami in l'lrwi-cia»s co miiil- order business: good proposition for SECOND-HAND *afeb, alt m'.zea. Hall's fir* which to purchase 'good first or ri*-ht partv. Fop particulars address P. o and burglar-proof safes, vault doors. C. LAS'ALLE APAiCTMKNTS _ ' -ccond mortgage purchase money WE carry a complete line of field, garden 1 t ^viu^ ,-v.. ^-. ^tterTnsrTracir.cs, maps, Box 1202. ".lackaonvIllc._Kla. J. Daniel. 41C Fourth Nat'l Bank bldg. ar.d Ilo\ver seed; alyo pet stock. J. r. business section, stock, fixtures, horse, 416 Fourth Nationef Bank Bldg. HORSES .AND VEHICL_E_S o^;m 3-passenger auto, lirt-t-elas^ condition, wagon, etc: Full particulars. Address Banner WE WANT to buy $2i>,000 in firt»t mort- Tllli ADOLF i350- Main 370. 11 L'i Atlanta .National Bros.. BuH_imorr ar r r r t lloo city. Address C-tlK:. c^ure Constitution. catur street. Phone Main 1424: Atlanta 2285. FOR MORTGAGE LOANS and "purchase Marietta street. _ _ p i° *L__2£5??L _^ ? r J^sK^iiH- ON'E Franklin automobile for , sale cheap. 101 y2 Whitehall street. corner money notes *ce L. H. Kurline and B<1- UKNTLK'MEN ra.n Ktcure 'nicely furnished Apply rear 101 Whitehall street. DISTRICT or county Kalesmanager with cap- SALE CHEAP—Five-piece bird's-eye maple «-ard Jone^. 501-2 Silvey Building. Main HORSES and mules for hire by day or room, adjoining bain, ono Uluck ol posL- .MilcUeli. offer the following prices for bedroom suite. Jacobs' Auction House. week: special prices by the month. Vit- f n rt e 1 vy til l %VA \'1'KU. ital from S^O to SlOO; exclusive rights, J B1M. 9f J£?-_?U^°_ ^-. t£? - .- _i -_ - irt nwv« something good tc>-offer. Every home Main 14S4; Atlanta__S385. tur'js Stables. 169 Marietta. J*trc-Rt. aTEAAIMKATtlb front r«um. north fildv; \V VNTED—Firat-ulasa ^OL-ond-lui-nd auto- .1 few "days: a prospect. Apply 610 Gould bldg., Atlanta, G R- MOORE 4 CO.. $04-407 Silvey Bldg. mobile at reasonable price. ^01 Kts-er bldg. FOR SALE:—One nine-column *.«JJlnt, ma- 'Brine your purchase money notes, first SHETLAND PONIES-^-All kindM. Write your private homt; yao. electricity; meala ne«r. chine at a tremendous bargain. A.ddr»»» and second. Phones: Main 634-624: Atlanta ••ishes to ij. P. Frank. 1:04 Fourth'avenue, Main 4599. Set of Teeth - - $6.00 •00 Highland avenue. AClajita. t-th^Xashville. Tgnn^ _ . 2483. LAROK, nun . . out room Lo couple or .v-Aj^TED—-Ford roadster, with good motor; 22-k. Gold Crown ....$3.00 SOUTHWEST GEORGIA SAND, screened or unecreened. Phone West FOR SALt;—Two depot wagons. Brannen't* gentlemen; good location. -143 fcachtree will exchange $400 diamond solitaire. T. WE have for sale the'' best furniture busi- 752-J.'or Main 1326. Livery Stable. 35 S. Forsyth St. M. Turner. L'l-0 Rhodes building, Atlanta, Bridge Work $3.00 eor^ia. I FOR SALE—Go-cart for J7.50 -and baby bed LEGAL NOTICE. EXTLI2MEX can secure room In private t address" 16. Americus. Ga. \Vliite Crowns §3.00 for $3. Ivy 3024. HOTELS home, north aide; evfcry convenience. Ivy SUFF1-1ES—ACCI2SSORIKS. HERE i* exceptional opportunity in a A GOOD S16 gas" stove for sale cheap. Ap- THE City of San Antonio will -Silver or Amalgam killings..$ .50 Srooa rooming bouse. Well furnished, all ply 31 iClbert street. _____^ TWO deilghtful rooms Cor Bentlei rooms roqied. f'Vr information address C- receive bids for thirty-five thou- rate beds-. Ivy KjOt-J. before .-,;a yiuui^s 51.00 19!«. Constitution. ; , 10 ANI> 12 WALTON STKEKl- .ftur 5 p. ni. ^ WANTED—Miscellaneoua sand i;o one hundred thousand FUR UiiNTL.EMl£. y only; center r/f city NOTICE »JK SALE — riodu Ainer. figara, tobacco and ej-.._ postoftlcc _ J*.UB. &Oc.__Jn__ e ^.nc.' fl fur, room, conveniences, at- FUKNlTt'KE KEPA1KINO- drug business; splendid location. .A new \Vli PAY iiicn«st cosn prices Tor aaytnln*. square yards of the following pav- " tractive hi , near .flcdmont park. Ivy THE MBTAI. WEL.D1NG COMPANY HAVB p-to-datc fountain. L>r. S. T. Whitaker. 5^5 ifianoa. housenold- eooda. furniture and A KOTEL.. JfiTT-L. MOVED THEIR AUTOGENOUS \VELD- CO., up- ______Special weekly rates, holMierins. mattre^a renovauns and «lfice fixtures a bfteciaity. Jacaba AuctJoa ing materials: Four-inch standard tVO rooms; ali conveniences; north Hide; pet cleaning, mattrusaes renovated a.nd re- i-O!l SALK — Druj; store; can be raaiie be.ft Company. 51 Decatur btreei. Atlanta 2285: vitrified brick, 3-inch and zj/j-inch private lioine; clo.ir- to <-.arw or in'walking turned same clay. Bell phone West 1566, 63 suburban stand ;iround' Atlanta. Larse Bfl\ 1434. distant^. i;all Ivy •'".l-_S_or ^347. Klla -street. S. R. fatceiton. Mgr. territory, with, no competition. Address JACOBS AUCTION CO. will buy anytbinc vertical vitrified fibre brick, 3 and WANTED— Board-— Rooms NICKLV fur. room', private home: all con- B-^15._ Constitution. _____ ; __ in the way a* boutKiiiold goods. W* p*7 vcnlcnreK. $*_ Wllilajm. nt._ Ivy 7226. THK DAMldUOX RliPAIIt CO.. \VK c;in always fix you up in a farm ot t " 'gheet cu^b, price. Call Atlanta, phon* 3>4-inch creosoted long leaf yel- , . 4«S Lee Stre*>x. any i^ize. city property or a- business 'of ' -:- Boll Mala 1434. 51 Qecatur tsreet.^ . by man and wife ^ ith in- FCRKISIIED rooms."*fth"or"w'lihout boardT Kurnilur^ 3.1 id cha-irs repaired anil relin- any hind, in the best town in southwest WANTE'D QUICK—Boarding house or ho- low pine blocks. Address City fant.- must bo a reasonable distance froha 58 w.' Bake_r__st. Ivy^."o49-J. islied. oriice furniture a apsciaity. G'-orgia. The Allison Kealty Co., Americus, tel in north Georgia. C-193, care Constitu- business dlutrlcU Addreaa B-242, Constltu- (Jeorpiu. tion.' Clerk, City of San Antonio, Texas. Uua. . Continued on Next Page. lEWSPAPERI VSPAPERI THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA.. THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914. Page Eleven YOU WANT A GOOD — READ THE CONSTITUTION WANT AD ND SI YOU WILL OET HAVE BEEN LOOKING

FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Desk Room REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sal» REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sal* REAL ESTATE—For Sale OFFICE spd.cc and desk, with use both KKSEOEHCB DISTRICT NICEIA furnished rooms " close ... phone*, for $o per month T\ E McCalla. modern conveniences »t> \\ Baker al 41j Atlanta N a.tlonal Bank building "NICELY furnished rooms »ith aHcon RENT desk space with use of phone good _ven.ences 183 Ivy street Phone Ivy 3015_ location S fa Marietta st Q>er Blkm s DEKALB COUNTY PROPERTY MCEL/l fur room for lady or gentlemen OFFICE, «pa.i e for rent 4th floor Atlanta AT AUCTION! modern conveniences t\y ^^ " Trust bldg AH convenienc-a. Ivy 2724 FOR Rr%T—Delightful roo-n In close In DESK SPACE phone a •Erapharaphar 143] 0 BELONGING TO building WllllamB COMMISSIONER'S SALE FLR FOR RE^T—Desk "pace in office in Em pirr- building Phone Ivy o683 UNPARALLELED DESK"' POOMfflO Jbmplra building wltE THOSE who ha\e built on Peachtree Road MRS. M. E. M'LENDON ESTATE use of phone and Paces Ferrj could go anywhere and Before the Courthouse Door, make a comnmnitj Peachtree has al _ venience reasonablea.Hgnti.e 9 %\il_ l . w ay& stood for the best In Atlanta and PEACHTREE HEIC HT3 Is the best part of 'NICEL\ fur large front roo>m 64 Forrert _____ WILL BE SOLD before the Courthouse dooi at Decatur, avenue. - It! NT—fci>veral farms 2 to 4 plo Peachtree Large lots plenty or trees best Tuesday, ^Tpril 7, 1914 each for aJmd^t nothing- good houses and social su oundings and only °0 minutes Tuesday, April 7. Consists of somt of the niosst desir- _, —LJTH SlIJE barns etc, I* Oroasman 96 Whitehall st from Fi%e Points with all cssfntial convent BEAUTIFUL fteam heated roon adjoins Atlanta encoB Prices low and terms easy. able property in the countj. One tract consists of 36 acres bath couple or gentlemen reasonable M. TWO VALUABLE PIECES OF 503S 237 A Fulton corner Capitol JFOR^RENT—Offic e fronting the Stone Mountain car line and Geoigia R. R. OVE moat desirable fur room for couple or four young men walking distance 48 EYV ""desirable offic, en this side of Clarkston, and has iiearh 2,000 feet fiont on Woodward, aye &uite Candler build ngr and Candler ALABAMA ST. PROPERTY MCEL.Y fur room prices reasonable two nex Asa G Candler Jr Agent £Z^ Candle car luie. It is a beautiful property for subdivision and blocks from Terminal station 3 Nelson ^t building Phone I*y 5 "4 See Mr TVilkin OVE coirtfort is one of the prettiest properties on the whole car line. ly close in us 10™ NORTH PR'iOR ST—I 100 square fe«t 11^ 114 North Pryor street 530 square Ceot LOT No. 1-—Nos. 51 and 53 E. Alabama street; occupied snt m K> isH-KJ}—-• OK m SJJDK. each steam hoj.t and water Included in AP4.RTMENT HOUSE SITE SIX ROOMS on Srrt and second floor of !ea*-e Price right A-?a t* Candler Jr under lease by General Supply Co. beautiful clote tn residence 28 Carnegie Agent 2_" Candler building Phone Ivy 5274 ONF OF BEST CORNERS TV ay hot bath on main fioor for family or Sea Mr Wilkinson IN THE CITY for a moderate priced apart ALSO, a new house of 7 rooms, with \\ ater and bath, on •will rent three rooma on each floor separate OFFICES TOR RENT In Hurt building ment house Plans al! drawn for one of ly for two families. 12 apartments admirably arranged "Will LOT No. 2—Northwest coiner of Alabama stieet and lot about two acres. This is in the tow n of Clarkston, pay clean 15 per cent above expenses Will BACHELOR APARTMENTS sell the lot at 95 000 and give the plans Central avenue, with railroad frontage; occupied fronting Warwick street and Geoigia R R\ and just FOR RENT—Stores WOULD rent unfurnished rooms to you-iy W thC *R HASKINS 507 GOULD BLDG across railroad from car line. It will make an ideal sub- men all conveniences, close la 23 Car Fs6lTK~fnie~'lie'w"st«:es""^^ under lease b;y Swift & Co. ; TV ay 13S and 126 Wrlteh 11 str ot also 6<1 3, U P have a dandy 20 room apartment house urban home. TWO large rooms and kitchenette price Broad street also 61 E Alabama St. Goo. within the half a mile circle and on a 513 oO two blocks of Araton hotel Ap W faciple 19 Edgewood Ave, Both pbon** corner lot paying 12 per cent Owner \\ill ply "0 h, Lilt 203 . trade for up to date north side home valued at from $12 500 to $13 000 TWO three or five rooms 798 Marietta TITLES ARE GOOD and certificates of title will be street Atlanta phune a!84 M. HATCH COOK 1LSO, a tract of 7.3 acres on a 50-foot otieet, jubt ^ \ ith nice owner all convent issued by the Title Guarantee Co. Ivy 36 south of car line. This is good for chicken or truck TWO front ruorn-i in a.pt close in one fur FOR PLATS and information, apply to one unfur or fur jjv> _3_->-^ INVESTMENT farm. It is well wooded. THREE lar^e uystalra roo ns private bath REAL ESTATE—Sale, Exchange LOOK HERE leased for $45 per month for all conveniences -70 Houston. $3 000 caah or $1 000 cash and loan for CORNER SPRING AlsD bIMPSOX—Will ?1 000 flve years 7 per cent—18 per cent or LTH SIDE. consider fmaH renting property as part "3W per cent Arnold & Co 510 511 512 THREt. KOOM purtment modern con enl payment Nothing against property Call Peters building Main 1995 EDWIN P. ANSLEY ALSO, 21.31 acres in Clarkston, near school, aboxit foui encea Apply b_ Windsor street Milton btrauss Ivj 46b _ I HAVE for sale No 32 Cleland avenue In TWO connecting rooms and large kitch SEfc. ME for South ijeorgla Farms Will blocks from car line, with frontages on two btiects, __ enette in private family^ b° Ho^id street^ man Park section 6 room all convent exchange *or city propertj J T Kim ences J100 cash Call Milton Strauss Ivjr REALTY TRUST BLDG. broush 409 Atlanta National Banlt Bldff FOIJR large rooma \\lth all convenleicea 466G having- 1,543 feet front on one and 594 5 fee t on the othei. cloie in 140 \\tndsor at M ^94 J LOT FOR SALE—150 foot front all 1m This is fine to subdivide and will make y ou moncj . FCRXISBED OB LNFCKN1SHED WANTED—Real Estate prov ements In Virginia circle and Todd FOR ft&,NT—Apr 1 three housekeeping road $" 000 Terma B 541 care ConatJ rooms furnished or unfurnished for couple without ft ildren or t vo business I HA\ E for sale a nice cottage in Grant EDWIN L. MARLING women^ ISO S Boulevj.rd or call 3S5 West 30 TO 150 ACRES park section 6 room all conveniences no ALSO, 6.95 acr^s, about i/^-mile from car line, not tai tiom FOR RENT^T \o life,hi' nice rooms best loan Call Milton StraUgs Ivy 46()6 _32 EAST^ALABAMA. faT BOTH PHONES 1"87 election Inman Park couple light house Spring eet urrounded by the very best of homes heeplnfa__or "> ladles Iv y_7_77 _ WANTED Ml ST eell equity in C room "West End that are to be found o ._ .._ . ,ve a corner lot 45x150 feet that we will school. Gr d for a little taim. home all conveniences cherted street sell for =54 aOO on cat,y terms This torn is worth much more than we are asking FOR R£,NT—1 - or 3 rooms lur or un terms owner Addresb B 236 Constitution for U fur 19 Columbia avenue Ivy 1733 It will pay vou to let us ahow it t FOR SUBDIVISION FOR SALE—Nice 6 room cottage all con WEST END PARK BLN(, XLOW=^bn~\\ est_ \ ood avenUe near Ca^cade7"2venuewe "have veniences Apply Owner 71 Sells avenue riodern . _ . )m bungalow furnace heat oak floors drop beam ceilings ALSO, 11.2 acres on one of the prettiest stieets in Claik- J^OrtJSEyNT—K t Phone West 102'' lot jOx^So We have thib quick sale for $5 760—SoOO caah ?35 per month for the Jlt, -T BC I"J FULTONT COLIs,T\ — balance It IM \\orth the If you want the best arranged bungalow In the city NOKTU S11>E NOT O\ fc,R 2 000 * Eh,T Ot CAR FOR SALE—Nice 6 room cottage all con- let us -ihow vou this one • ston, considered the Peach tiee ot Clarkbtou This veniences 71 Sells ave Weat 1022 IVJCCL^ fur front loum-i for light house L.INE ANI> FIVE. CEIsT LIMIT irvAIA~N PARK Br~N~GALou have a small piece of prop t AT~Nl€EliUle~ in tu apt for a" refined brovemonta, on College ave Decatnr An you -would like to e^chd-nge for the moat up to date bungalow in Inman Park tnls IB the couple with cfis ed cl lerty cuuple in place for you T ko it Up with U"< 1408 I ANPLBK BLr>« BOTH PHONES Ideal hlgh-clasa home price $5 750 EJqnity t»tlo iCd. on&li t, !<•> $2 000 Will take auto or vacant lot at ?1 OOfr CHFROKEE AVE COTTAGE.—On Cherokee a\fnue at Grant park we have a corner -400 J WANTL.D — Imp oved farms an I wild lands. balance ca<»h »1 000 See owner 607 Patera lot OOx'BO with a 6 room cottage that we can sell for $4 000—$500 cash S25 ALSO, splendid store lot, 40\80, right in the business THREE clean fst -Astern i i iuiek results t u 1 par building Phone £Caln 2041 per month for the balance with no loan This is an opportunity for you to more trance <*t?pa <-tto u ars and maga^n e free -Don t pay big than double your none\ We want to show you this and if our price is not right we center of Clarkstou. Small building on it Ivy 8o_b L. nmls l ns Western foalea Agenci Mla- X-ARM LANDS •want a proposition fron you as it must t-ell ______TWO NtCEJj\ furr li,hed r orns for light 1 ^00 ACRES of wlM land In four m lea of housekeeping bath, connect In*, J "VV il I~HA\ F a customer uith ?o 000 cash $4 200 town \Sth three railroad^ 15 miles of one 1 tarn at eet_ _ __ equit\ In north s, de home to trade for of the- best to \ ns in south Georgia 1000 Incon e property from $l-i 000 to $-0 000 K 000 feet of timber Ideal for atock railing REMEMBER THIS—You will put \om o\\n puce on th< !MCEL\ furnisl fd ro m u.nd kitchenette Clapp_Ivy 151 _ \*>ry close In 3 U illia_js__ti_t_raet Fronts on the Deep rlv r 57 500 if sold FOR quick sale list >our property with us. quit k I- ndoubtedly one of the best prop property, as it will be sold absolute 1> to the Inghtbt SUITE of two or thTee^roorns" for congenial orter & b\ift 130^ Peachtree street. ositlons on the market Address B 133 J couple lor houhejteep ng _, \\ Baker st^ Spring st Atlanta <»a Ivy;_17b& J GEO. P. MOORE HO L S El K H, E PIN (j XPT of 2 rooms furnish. bidder on terms of /4 cash and the balance in one, tv> o and ed or unfurnished 3o Pgachtree I 163 J REAL ESTATE—For Sale Improved DeKalb County Farm RE L ES1A1E AND REN1ING three years, with 7 per cent interest. FURNISHKD"~roonT^for~Iieht housekeeping IA y_709fi_ KKfelDENCE I>IbTBICT GEORGIA R also bedroom 119 ( ourt4 n, —L,—LOOK OV I- Pl'Sf- bT I OFFER 163 ACRES °<>ood alue in thi"a 10 AUBURN AVENUE THREE roonn foi h u ektc; fur heat A MODTRV *> ROOM tOTTAGC CIS V Call at room 3 S1^ Marletti : over Klkin s gas range reasonable Ivj 3 16 0 tOOT F HOVT LOT bOR ?" h^O THERE ______IS V L,OA\ OF $1 50 AT 7 PCR CENT. FOR PLATS AND PARTICULARS SOVTH SIDI;, INTEREST PLACFD BY A LOAN COM 70 ACRE FARM at Red Oak Ga. 30 acres T\V O de r«ibtc f rst Cl u rooms for hou PANY AND \OU KNOW THP Y ONL1 In cultivation balance in woods spring ONE H4.LF ACRE LOT, with 5 room house, half bloqk of North keepii g cheap it> Pull am street LENI> jO PER CENT \AL.L1 t OR THF and branches This Is a irond farm and close enough to the city for truck or dairy BALANCE \VOLLX> PREFER CASH SEE Price $4 200 Easy » ms Sfma Melson Decatui car line All conveniences I ifty dollars cash, balance ME IT ONCE CARI H FISCHER »08 Realty Co 120 Empire uldg Ivy 1186 FOR RENT—Apartments FOLRTH NATL BAMR BDC MAIN 3860 $25 per month No loan Price, $2,450 SEE WM. S. ANSLEY, 40 ACRES Gllmer county apple land $500 •~~~~ "FUBNIsiLED^"^ NEW 9 room house eras electricijy hot and cold water All atreet Improvements close tq railroad school and poatoffice lot oOvSOO Beautiful oak shade Terms Va tine tor chickens Tlogra Trading Co AGENT, 217" ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. THE FALRLETGH cant lots in body or separate By owner Tloga, Ga. NORTH SIDE—Nearly brand new 2 story, 8 room house with 133 J ^PRIXU I\\ 5aa8 J 1 care Dr S T Whitaker 525 Lee st At- FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty Thos O>E fqrni»h' (i 3 001 apartment and one lanta W Jackson 4th Nat. Bank Bids Atlanta. unfurnished 3 roon apartment ateam sleeping porch furnace, hardwood floors, etc Price only $5,250 Or Dr. J. R. Wells, Admr, Stone Mountain, Ga , or Green, heat, and electric light E,L.L,"j \N T1*Y furnished 5 room apartment FOR RENT—Stores FOR RENT—Stores Tilson & MeKinnej*, Att'ys, 17th Floor Hurt Building Porter place Apartment 4 Ivy H291 J ONE OF THE BEST HOMES on Highland avenue, and near CNFt, K\ ISHED Ponce de Leon avenue Situated on large, ideal corner lot APARiMENTS FOR RENT —RETAIL STORES O"VB three and one four room apartment, House has every conceivable convenience Price, $7,000 steam heat dniror service nicely arrang ed Iso 4 Poplar Circle Call Ivy 70^6 ask GOING TO BUILD? for the jai itur WE NOW OFFER mighty liberal coiitiacts on the new THE. L4.W RENCI^—Two three and four IN T\\O HUNDRED TI LI of the most choice part of \Vest IF IT S A BUNGALOW, I am a SPECIALIST in that 1m- and room apartments some e rly vacancies FIRE-PROOF Greenfield stores on South Fors\th all conveniences and in \\alk ng distance Eleventh st, 6-room cottage on shaded lot 50x200 Pi ice $4,500 it vull pay you to consult me Let me sho\\ \ou bonic =5 louin J T 1 umer Res &lgr Apt 8 52 W Peachtree place Ivy 8080 sti cet Size, 20x90, with basement of same size. bungalows tjnat I am building, from $1,500 to $i 650 with the \cr\ \VObL.D aub lease 3 room apt in The Fucllti Inman Park hot and cold «ater gas best material, with all modern improvements I use paint not vHm range wall bed-*, vva ] »;«Lfe and janitor service SS^ ^0 Call I>_y_e39->_L evenings SMITH, EWING & RANKIN My bungalows are different from anything you ha\e e\ci '-ecu <^O/\ L flat North Dlxon pla corner MONEY —AND TIME, NOTES — There is a difference between a BUNGALO\\ and a B A.RN Let me \Ve 130 PEACHTREE STREET. Onl•ill.y $3a steam heat included CCall for show you a BUNGALOW. P B Hopkins 316 Lmpire Bmldiii., rthur Webb Main 1QOQ At anta. 44. — BUYS — FOR RENiT—TA o 4 r om ipartmentb close In clean and nice all conveniences Apply REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale ST CHARLES A"VB—Beautiful bungalow of seven rooms has hardwod floors, Ivy 5111 on premises "9 \\est Harris Phone _lo5 hirch doors furnace heat tiled bathroom and. all modern conveniences Cheap j-ent This !s one of the prettiest bun|fa7ows on the street and account of owner 13G \V PL.ACHTKL.L Apt 301 Best loca leaving citj we are instructed to sell at once Let us show this No infor tion <_!oie In n akii t, reduction until ex BARGAINS mation o\er phone piration of led.se_JPi 01 e Ix y^ 40bl DRTJTD HILLS AND PONCE DE LFON AVENLE a large \acant lot USx49S PRICE $8,250 —INCOME $1,051 o\ erlooking1 thi. golf course This Jot lia^ been planted with fahi ubbery EUCLID AVE—^V e have two of the best homes on the street, one on corner N me rooms 2 story each Ftirnace heat hardwood floors beautifully fin FIVE DOUBLE HOUSES, just off Marietta atreet and in the best renting FOR. RENT—3 ro m apartment with bath and hedges and >ou don t have to build b> an> certain time Buy this lot hot water e ectr ty g is range janitor ished interiors Deep lots ami both ideal homes A trip to see them will be section Assume a loan of $4,000, $1500 cash and balance in one an! on_tei_ms -vt $100 per foot service Ivy__3184; J ln_ i rnl£_t_ time well spent N«ar schools churches and on the best <_ar line in the city two years A pickup FOR RENT—1 unfurnished 4 room apart BL\Ci.ALG\\ CfNL 4ND ONP HALF STORIES se\en rooms with all con"% en ment st a^m \ tut electric lights and icnres on Hill strett light at car line lot 42x130 This is a bargain $400 Janitor service CJ.11 Ivy aJ99 J caah bil ince eabv $3 150 CHAMBLEB ROAD ONE ups airs apartment b rooms d.11 con PE -\CIITREE CIRCLE a real home of the size and a bargain corner lot THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY JUST. OFF THE ROSWELL ROAD, and about eleven nx'es from the city is e,nlenceq So per m on 34a Capitol oo\;2U3 eisht looms two stones sleeping porch tile bath hardwood lloors Third National Bank Bldg Phone Ivv 2943 the cheapest piece of acreage listed with us 10^ ^.^res, at $125 per acre remtiit bi&emert and drivewaj servants room and garage If j ou will bu> tl is, rigrht quick -w e will make you a profit on it before the >ear is gone No other piece of land around It is priced t> i cheap leims $13 oO£__ erty sea B M dran' Co orant Bldg NORTH bj DC BLtN(_* \L.O\V close to Ponce de Leon avenue and JXortii Boule \a0 Jot 52x170 It has tix rooms hardwood floor" beam ceiling com 48 ACRES SUBDIVISION TRACT TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN WANTED—Apartments b nation fixtures built in "bookcases seieened furnace cement driveway am gaiage This, is a bargain and built about one year Easy terras if desired RIGHT AT CITY LIMITS within 200 yards of city water and less than flve SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE BUILDING Owner has occupied it sinte built. $6 730 THJt, KUU.VI RENTING AND minutes' walk from car line (flve minute schedule), we are offering a BOARDING AGENCY MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. beautifully shaded tract of 48 acres, at a price practically half that being IIS EMPIRE BL.DG.. la the place for r*- THIRD N \TION\L BANK BLDG PHONE IVY 1276 ATL. 208 asked for adjoining property You can't find a prettier subdivision tract any PEACH-BLOSSOM HOME •ults for furnished and unfurnished rooms or APARTMENTS Call Ivy 7210 where near Atlanta Price $600 per acre, on reasonable terms Call at office, NORTH BOULEVARD HOME if interested In a big moneymaker. Ask for Mr. Clapp or Mr. Pntchett. AT COLLEGE PARK FOR RENT—Houses RIGHT IN THE PRETTY RESIDENCE! CENTER, on the car line fronts the $8 000—BETWEEN NORTH A\ E and Ponce de Leon we have a two story, rc>JruB>i nine room residence on a lot 50x175 feet. This place Is a bar-grain and it •fine Boulevard (Jrlve. A perfect erem of a home Eight rooms water llg-hts NUMBER 102 IVY STREET. would be -worth your while to call us up for particulars There is no loan to J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING and sewers Big, level, comer lot over 200 feet deep and 140 feet wide Fine assume and we can make terms of $1 000 cash and the balance to suit The young peach orchard In full bloom Big lawn with hedges all around It Oak 20 ROOMS In. sooci condition within one owner wishes to leave the city block of the Candler building rent rea- PHONE IVY 1512 130 PEACHTREE ST. trees on the lawn a hundred years old. Cost value $6 nOO can sell for $5 oOO sonablo. Call ARTHUR M. REID and make easy term* to pay for It if you can pay $750 cash. $1.000 less FITZHUGH KNOX IVY 6224 1017 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG than cost. Candler Ivy 4446 112 60 PER MONTH—_ rooms newly cov ered new]} pain ted and new 1 > tinted AN OPPORTUNITY EDWARD H. WALKER new toilet and bath about 100 \ards from the Marietta car Ine \ery suitable for rail NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE- IN A 2 STORY, 8 ROOM BUNGALOW, on elevated, well shaded, 60 foot, east 36 NOKTH FOBSTTH STREET road man \~S are **. Harper "so 725 Atlan- front lot in one ot the best residence Sections on the north side. Has ta "National Bank bidt Main 1705 and At OX NORTH JACKJ5OX ST we offer you a 2 atorj 8 room house all modern lanta,_lS6S._ _ improv ementto walking- distance Cheapest house in this section Terms four bedrooms sleeping porch large bath and linen closet on second floor $oO PER MONTH—J oo-n hou&e best part arranged eas> I- rice $6 "oO Reception hall dining room bed or living room, kitchen and toilet on first of Forrest avenue to acceptable party floor furnace and every modern convenience nicely arranged and well FOR SALE—6-room house in South Kirkwood, only new ly papered feas and electricity This Is a \er> cheap rental \Vare & WEST END constructed When you see this you will he surprised that the price we are Harper 7-j itlanla. National Bank build- asking is only $7 500 on large lot, 60x241, situated in beautiful 1ns Main J^ Oo__at d \_tlanta ISbi O\ OVn OP THL, BLST residence streets in "West i,nd we can sell j ou a new UtTl our Weekly lienx Bulletin we move and up to date 6 roc m bungalow This is a beauty Let us show you tenants renting $1^ 50 and up I Ki.lv See l_,as> terms Pi ice $o 000 grove one block from car line; a big bargain; can notice. John J \\ ondslde. the Kentins CHAS. D. HURT REAL, ESTATE INVESTMENTS FOB RENT—One room h e T\lth bath arrange terms. laundry in basement" w th porcelain laun HARPER REALTY COMPANY 801 FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK BUILDING PHONE MAIN 350 dry tubs hot an i cold w ater nice lot In •West End for 5 C h ir e;, D Hurt SOI 17 THIRD IS4TIOVAL BAlvK BUILDING ATLANTA REALTY LOAN & 4th .jyat 1 Bank BUlg Main 350 I\Y 42S6 ATI^ANT^. PHOXB 672 6 r om housp In nun Park node CONSTRUCTION COMPANY .Jtatur car line ten n Inuti to citj bb WEST END BARGAIN Fraser -ttretit iljlu l »S_J_ OL>-"5 weekly rert _st gives full descriptions Ivy 7426. 305-7 Empire Life Bldg. of an. thine for rent. Cull lor one or let 6-ROOM HOUSE, $20 MONTH— NO LOAN FOR $4 750—$oOO cash, balance $35 per month I can sell von the best bargain m Atlanta It is a 10 room house on fine lot, on Oak street, close to COIjI*EGE PARK—n room cottagrp water ON THE >,ORTH DEC 4TUR CAR LINE and only eighteen minutes Lee It is now arranged for two families has two baths and toilets and lights screens gard n and chicken >ari line location L.as,t^Point -_ " J or Box IB.>_ ride from the center of Atlanta I ha^ e this beautiful 6 room bouse with with a few changes and very little expense it can be arranged so it will rent FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS CALL, \\rlte or phone for our Rent~Bulle~ hall water «e\ver cherted street and UJe sidewalk on a beautiful elevated for $100 or more per month There is no greater demand for money in ? 1 tin Edwin P An ley Rent Dept second lei el lot 76x159 feet to an allej This place is a bargain at $3500 on eas> Atlanta today than there is for apartments in West End DO YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING We are going after the floor Realt> Trust Bldg I iSQQ _\.cl 363 terms of $;>00 cash balance ?20 per month and no loan to assume This place CALL write or phone for our rent bulletin. cash business, and would suggest your bringing your architect's We carry a large Us* of houses for rent. will rent for $25 per month This is the best bargain in a home JOB can find. plans to us for bids All our equipment is at >our service, and we Ralph O Cochrar 21 S Broad_ gt. If > ou will look at this place sou will buy It. Let me show it to you. BEN GRAHAM HOUSES^ apartments and stores for rent. offer you competence, reliability, quick service, LOW PRICES. We Phone us u.nd let us mall you a rent list. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS George P Moore 10 Auburn avenue. have the facilities for doing a big construction business, and you FOR RE^T— Houses all parta of city G R. OFFICE PHONE IVY 8355 3012 EMPIRE BUILDING Moore & Co 40o 7 Siivey bldg M- 534 ^ J. H. TRIBBLE cannot afford to pass us by 6-ROOM cottag* Vo .> T€opkfn^ ^ est End" 516 THIRD IvATL BANK BUXJ Mo_der_ n large \ ard ^1 300S Air Brltton MODERN Jackson bur s »-lo S J 00 FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS _ I\ y " __ __ t PEACHTREE STREET LEASE cott-isre Cur or un FOB SALE n BET W KEN CANDLER BUILDING and Anburn avenue on east side of street, 529-30 CANDLER BLDG PHONE IVY 4.674. LOT 100x240—Good S room house beautiful grounds, fine wa,ter, on River Car Line $900 easj terms we have a modern store 1X^x110 feet, leased to September 1916 Prle* SCUTIH\V EST Georgia farms 2a acres and up. 9375 No information over phone. WANTED—Houses iv"e"~"or"~ai"x"~foor furnished bun r apartment to rent to toeptem E M Clapp, l\y Ipl- 130 Peacb WADDELL & PRICE WILSON BROS. street. IVY 5932. CANDLER BLDG. 201 EMPIRE BUILMNO. WANT ADS 10c Line 3VANJ ADS

SF4PFR1 Jf age Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THUBSDAY, MARCH 26,' 193,4.

LINES ARE DRAWN \ DECIDE ON MAY 5 NEW LAWS URGED FOR HARDEST FIGHT MORTUARY I TO PASS ON BONDS LODGE NOTICES Continued From Page One. I Miss Janie Wheeler, Eatonton. Continued From Page One. It. I*. O. of i;/fcfl' Initiation. "A regular session of Atlanta simply reading these letters to show AT HOME OF SUSPECT Lodge, No. -7S. B. . P. O. of the feeling and indignation-am on g the lilks, ^ill be . held this BYSUFfflAGISTS ordinary people of the:south." the hospital bonds, was appointed a ( Tiiui srtay > evening. '"March Senator Thomas protested against committee of one to confer with Eu- L'6, at 7:;!0 o'clock. Visiting the reading1 ot letters impugning the nau been ill for several montns, nut Detectives Dig It Up in Yard gene Thomas, chairman of the county brothers are cordially inviteil motives of the president. He declared grew steadily worse, and was carried of Alleged Train Ban- * to meet with us. Initiation.* FVater- Want Compulsory Educa- senators should make such charges di- executive committee, and urge that the iiaHy, ALBERT I* DUNN, rectly. committee adopt resolutions permitting Exalted Ruler. Senator Thomas - criticised Senator dit Fields. voting booths in the same room in THEO. MAST. Secretary. tion, Bill to Allow Women Jones as detracting from the dignity which voters will cast their ballots for of the senate by reading letters that county officers. A special conclave of almost charged the president with Plain Clothes Sergeant George Bul- Atlanta Comtnanderx. to Practice Law, and High- treason. Senator Jones responded he , lard, Harry Scott, of the Pinkertons, By Saturday noon it is expected that No. 'H. K. T.. will be was not criticising the president, but and Plain Clothes. Policeman T. I>- all the details will be worked out per- held in Its As>,lum, cor- believed his correspondents had grasped A N unique sale in which er Age of Consent. Shaw Wednesday afternoon found fectly, and that the only campaigning ner Peachtree and Cain the idea that the people and congress Streets, this (Thurs- "VV. P. Walker, aged To, died at his buried in the back yard at 89 Brook- to be done between that time and May **• buyers join to outdo were entitled to know why congress 5 will rest with the finance and the day'* exeninar a,t 6 oVIoek The order should repeal free tolls. residence, Gilmore Station, vesterday line avenue a quart of nitroglycerin. Of tho Temple' will bo conferred. All each, other in the values Plans were formulated at a busi- "Should foreign relations justify the J morning at 8 o'clock. Mr. Walker is Xo. 89 Broo-klme is the residence publicitv committees. Sir Knigl»ts are courteously in\ ited. ness meeting of .the Atlanta Equal Suf- course, I am sure congress will sup- i survived by his wife and three sons, of Rexford Fields, the bandit suspect "Wednesday's meeting was primarily I* L. HLAOKSHKAR. port the president, irrespective of party,-- 1L TJ., A. J. and W. W. Walker, of At- they can offer at $1. The frage association Wednesday at the lanta : one brother. T. A. Walker, of held with two others in police head- for the purpose of placing with the Em. Commando i i but it is entitled to know the reasons general committee the report of the Ansley to carry on an aggressive cam- on jwhiclL it acts," replied Senator Social Circle, and a. sister, Miss Delia quarters under suspicion of train rob- sale is only for today, but Walker, of. Social Circle. The funeral committee appointed to confer with the A reg.ilar communication paign in the interest of several bills Jones. , bery. The finding of the nitroglycerin nf Atlanta Lodge. No. 5U, F Senator' Thornton contended that the will be held 'Thursday at 2 30 o'clock plaza committees of council and the while it lasts it offers to be brought before the coming ses- from the chapol of A. O. & Roy Done- followed, a search made by Bullard, J & A. M.. will be held in Ma- sion of the legislature. Lark in letter was improper and would Scott and Shaw at the Fields home on [ Chamber of commerce. Dr. Elk in re- >omc Temple, corner Peach- (have been received by the senate. The hoo. father L,. L. I>uBois officiating. golden opportunities to Upon recommendation of the Geor- Interment will be at Peachtree ceme- Wednesday afternoon. ported that Mayor "Woodward indorsed ti ee ,nul Cain streets, this incident ended with Senator Chamber- tery. the hospital bond project as a separate \Thurt>cla\ > excniiig, March buy— gia Woman's Suffrage association, of lain taking up 'his resolution to repeal A. O. Perry, one of the suspects held _ ^ti, 1911, at 7:;>0 o'clock. The which Mrs. M. L,. McLendon is presi- the provisions of the rivers and harbors with Fields, has been identified by scheme from the plaza improvement. tVHoweraft dosrrce vk ill be conferred. dent, the Atlanta Equal Suffrage asso- bill of 1884, which forbids the levying Lee Fox, Calhoun. Harry Melville, postal clerk, as one He said that the mayor promised to Lecture will be deli\ ered b.\ Senior $1.50, $2 and $3 t ciation will support a bill to allow of tolls on inland waterways. He re- of three bandits, who, while robbing call a special meeting of council to Deacon Chas. K. Queries. All dul> peated his charge "that the insidious Callioun, Ga., March 25. — (Special.! — women to practice law in Georgia; a The funeral of L.ee Fox, who died sud- a Queen and Crescent train Some time pass on the proposition wheneve*- asked, qiiiiliiied resident and sojourning breth- . worth of new influences" behind the Panama repeal den 1 v at a sanita.rium in Rame yes- ren cordially and fraterruUU imitelj. bill to provide for compulsory educa- were the Canadian Pacific and other ago, stabbed ihim in the back. to do so by the hospital committee. Dr. terday, was hold at Harmony Baptist Blkin suggested that the committee JAMHS M. FVL.LER. W. M. merchandise at } tion and a bill to raise the age of trancontinental railroads, but he has- church this afternoon. The service Hold Suspect' In Greenville. THOMAS EVANS. Secretary tened to add that he did not mean to start work immediately. He urged that protection of girls from 10 to 18 years. was Masonic and was iargrels* attended. Greenville, S. C., March 25.—John The following legislative committee intimate the president was actuated by Mr. Fox was manager of Peters' stook the date of the elec-tion be made May Because of the unusual prices those influences. He referred to the Radliff was arrested by detectives near A regular meeting ot was appointed by the president, Mrs. farm and was highly esteemed in the 5, and said that he believed that b> Capital City Lodge, No. 33, we can accept no phone or mail president as a thoroughly patriotic community. here today in connection with the rob- making a whirlwind campaign the in- Amelia Woodall: gentleman who believes in whatever lie bery of a Queen and Crescent express K. of P.. will be held this orders, nor setid goods C. O. D. Miss Mamie L*. Pitts, Miss Margaret does and that he is doing it for the best terest of every \oter can be attracted (Thursday), March -J6, at Mrs. Elien Edwards. and mail train near Birmingham, Ala., (to the needs of the hospital and that S p. m.. Castle Hall, Kiter or on approval. No goods may Laing, Mrs. J. W. Armistead, Mrs. "W. interests of the country." on February 19. He denies knowledge C. Puckett, J. L,. Rodier and Claude Smith After Chamberlain Mrs. Ellen Edwards, aged 86 years, the necessary majority will support the building. The Ran It oC of the crime. Kbquire w'ill be conferred, be returned lor credit o.' ex- Ashley. Senator Hoke Smith, oC Georgia, of- died last night at 9:35 o'clock at her Scheme on election day. fered an amendment to the resolution Bank books showing deposits of and refreshments served. The resolution adopted by the Fed- residence, 55 Oglothorpe avenue. She U ill in K liy May-ion. change. introduced by Senator Chamberlain. is survived 'by two children, M_rs. Mag- $24,000 to Radliff's credit In Green- LEON C. GRKKR, eration of Labor and. the Federation Its purpose is to bring out that the gie Spinks and W. A. EdVwards. Fune- ville and Atlanta banks were found City Attorney Mas son was consulted Chancellor Commander. of Women's Clubs, making May 31 CliONHEIM, K. of R. and S. The afternoon papers fight against repeal Is in effect a nght .ral arrangements will be completed among the prisoner's effects, accord- o\ er the telephone when the point was Child Labor day, was indorsed by the for ship subsidy. The amendment of- later. ing to the detectives who arrested him. raised that it would be illegal. undr.r yesterday featured a page association. fered by Senator Smfth inquires of. the secretary of war how' much money the Two men recently were arrested in the Australian ballot system, to estab- FUNERAL NOTICES. A resolution wa.s passed indorsing 'Mrs. Ola Tillman. Atlanta and charged with connec- lish a voting place in the same room and a half of such items government" would lose annually by tion with the robbery, which is said the "clean-up crusade" being carried exempting- coastwise ships from tolls, VVALKKR—The friends and relatn es on by various organisations of the The funeral of Mrs. Ola M. Tillman to ihave netted three bandits in the designated by Mie county uommrttoe. as these: and also inquires what is the entire Who died Tuesday night, was held neighborhood of $40,000. v The city attorney ruled that separate of Mr. and ilr*.. W. K. Walker, Mr. and rity to have Atlanta clean and sightly cost of the canal, including the cost Mrs. M. L.. A. J. and XV. \V. Walker for the coming- convention of the Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock: voting places w ould be required under of the land, and the interest on the from Poole's chapel. Father L. TJ. Du- The Atlanta police have received no are ni\ ited to attend the funeral of Shi iners. The following committee bonds assumed by the Vnitert -States in the Australian system. Mr \V. F. Walker tod », was appointed by the president to as- Bois officiating. The body was taken official notification of the arrest of $1.50 Rosalind acquiring title to the Canal jione. to Amerieus, Ga., for interment. John Radliff, and for this reason at- ( However, the committee belie\f-s tha,t ,it '2 :iO l>. m., from Hie rha.pel of A. (> sist in the clean-up campaign: Mrs. Senator Smith would also have the the county committee can be induced * Roy Bono-hoo, O't Marietta street f'har-lps Davis, Mrs. W. Xichols, Dr. tach no importance to the report \that j Kid Gloves $1 information sought by Senator Cham- to allaw the erection of a partition in Father L. L. t)uHois will officiate. In- Kvelj n Lessnoff. Mrs. C. Rehber and berlain separated so as to give the W. ~ lie is connected with the Queen and Ooscent train robbery. They 'believe the voting places, the booths at which terniiMit will be at TVac htree eemetei \- Mrs. Frank J... Stanton. amouutH expended by the federal gov- Gentlemen seUntfcl to at t H-- pallbear- A real kid, not lambskin, The- funeral of W. F. Walker, who that they have the right men here iu the voters will ca&t then ballots for ernment on the various rivers. Har- died Wednesday at his home at Gilmore ers will plcaie meet at the chapel at bors and canals individually, while prison. Perry having ibeen (positively the hospital bonds to be in char AC* of made to our special order in Sta-tion, will be held this afternoon at identified iby Harry B. Melville, the ;,' 1 ."> , p. m. W. T. GLOWER IS DEAD the inquiry is made as to whether the 2 :'o o'clock from Donehoo's chapel. separate election managers and clerks France. To get them before government is put to any expense to postal clerk; on the Queen and Crescent, Interment will be in Peachtree ceme- an-d Fields partially identified by him. to be designated by the city executive H3UntOL'15T--The friends and. relatives AT FAYETTEV/LLE HOME maintain these waterways, and as to tery. of Mi- \Yllham K. QuirQUet. Mr. and our customers we let them whether anv - discrimination against committee. 1 The idea of having th*- polling places Mrs. A .]. Quirouet. Mr. and Mrs. K. J go Thursday at ?[. Black, foreign ships'* in favor of American 'Juirouet. of Henrieo. Ga.; Mr. and Mrs- Kaj fitter ille. <;M . MafL-h Jo —Lieu- ships is made at any point. Zack Rowan. SENT THE LAST SIGNAL in the same room is because theic will K. S. Hestle>. Atlanta, Mi. and Mrs white and colors, and black tenant \V. T Glower, ;i prominent con- N*:«- .fe^-sey Bjiclss Wilson. The funeral services of 5£ack Rowan, be more than ordinal \ interest in the J. T. Swinc-^. of Constitution. Ga., art- \vith white pitched backs. ffdertito \ eteian, of this city, died to- Tienton, N. J., March 23.—The lower former county ehirC of polico. who died MESSAGE OF CIVIL WAR county election, and more voters can be invited to attend the funeral of Mi niyrht at IU o'clock at his residence. house of tli-3 New Jersey legislature to- Monday, TV ere held Wednesday morning: induced to'support the bond issue than William It. Quirouet, Ihursda;, "March He was one of the wealthiest business day defeated 18 to 37 a resolution of- at 10 o'clock at Poole's chapel. Inter- • at an ordinary electron. 1*6, 1911, at 2 p m., f i om tho Mason's fered by Assemblvman Koley, democrat, men in Fu\ ette county, and had been ment wa.s in Greenwood cemetery. Pierre Proal Hurlbut, who sent the Indifference Only Foe. church. The He\ W L>. Owens will $2.50 to $5 Jewelry vice president of the Farmers and Mer- petitioning members of congress from last signal message in the civil war, officiate Tho p-aHliea-vers will be chants' hank here ever since its organ- this state to vote against the repeal of died Wednesday morning1 at the resi- V. IT. Kriegsha'ber, disuu.s&mg this selected from the B R. T . Xo. ;:0^, and Novelties at $1 isation. the Panama canal tolls. The vote was GREETERS MAKE PLANS dence of his son, Harry D. Hurlbut, at very point before the committee, said will meet at the chapel of 11. M. F\it - Mr. Glowt-i A-,is county school com- taken lute today after the morning FOR BIG CONVENTION -1- Grady place. West End. that the onlv opposition the bonds tersori & h-on at 12 noon All memhei" Included are barrcttes, ban- missioner for sixteen years, and was meeting had been hurriedly adjourned A1>\ Hurlbut was born in Brooklyn, would have would be in the nature of of the H. R T. are cordially invited also fur a number of years a member to end disorder brought about by an X. Y.. and came here recently tp live indifference on the part, of voters. to attend. deaux, slipper buckles., vanity of the eountv board of commissioners. attempt to have immediate action taken •with his son. He was a member of Charles Northrn said that the voting He is :>ur\ ived bv his wife and two on the resolution. The Atlanta Gieeters held their rep;- Company B, of the Fourteenth Con- place should be close to the county card cases., mesh bags, opera chilUien. Mrs. .1. O. Stinchcomb, of ula*r semi-monthly meeting last night necticut, and served in the signal corps boo-ths. and the citizens who are behind BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. chains, chatelaines, lavallieres, Fa.\ etteville. and O. G- CJlower. of At* After Southern Pacific. at the WinecofE hotel, and discussed ot the Army of the Potomac, in North the movement to improve the hospital Funeral Directors,,246 Ivy St. lantd, and l>y a number of grand-chil- plans Cor entertaining the convention Carolina and Virginia. Near the close should pro\ itle the managers and of the Poutheastei n Greeters, to be- G. II. BRANDON. B. M. Bit A NO ON. lockets, brooches. dren. Mr. Glower had been taking The of the war he sent the signal message clerks. President. Vice President. Atlanta Constitution ever since it was held in this city July 7 and s. Talks from the dome of the state house at I Upon the report Councilman Colcord J. W. AWTRY. Seey. nnfl Tre««. Tin- At! an Id Intelligence, back in the a 1 o n!? this li n e we i e 'mad e b r F. T. Raleigh. X. C., which was the last of j Will make to the com nut tee on Satur- $1.50 Silk pioneer cla\ s Reynolds. H. A. Tisdell and B. IF. Flor- the war between the states. j day will depend the course of aetion Funeral will he held Friday after- ence, prominent men in. Atlanta hotol He is survived by his son and one |to 'be pursued by the committee. If The Mann in Bankruptcy. Stockings noun at l' o clock in Kav ette\ ille, and ciicles. The iievt meeting of the local d:iUR-hter, Mrs. AJ H. Powell, of New j county executive committee decides Greeters will be held April fc at the A MiluntAi-y ipct.tioii in l)AnUruiil(v nitri rnt'iit will take place in the local York. Funeral will be held in Newark, i that the0 bond election booths must lip uad Full fashion'cd black -ilk c emt-teiy- Kiniball house. X. J., Friday, and interment will be in i separated, the committee x\ ij] m^ke ficer:- of tlie l~n:Trd S;jtfs court. \ i"*- Orange, N. J. plans to ha\ e the citi'u booths estab- tcixhiv- b> Julm U. Mann, of Atlantvi stocking-. Perfect $1.50 quali- lished a*t points within arm's reach, if The papers iiuli. ai.e liabilitlos oC possible, to the eountv booths, and will $SSb.i)ri and no assets ties. All s.i/.cs. have workers at the polls to personally W. R. QUIROUET KILLED take charge of e\ ery voter casting a county ballot and urging him to vote $2 to $3.50 Embroid- BY A SOUTHERN^TRAIN for the bond issue. ered Flouncings $1 Before adjoui niiig-. the committee decided th.i t the general committee Health and Strength Regained The funci al of "W. R. Quirouet, the sh on Id re nin in in force ;ind hold fre- \\hite and cream xoiles, Southern railway employee who was quent meetings to ad\ ise with the cream voiles, crepes and icft crushed to death Wednesday by an en- finance committee and Ihp publicity fiine at Inman Yards, will be held this committee. The last named committee nnill.s embroidered in white afternoon at It o'clock from Mason's will meet immediately to map out a church. Interment will be in the campaign of publicity to educate the and colors. 45 inches. chtirchvard. voters as to the necessity of improving Mr. Quirouet was 22 years old and the hospital. The committee will have resided at Constitution, Ga. Surviving the 'power to employ an expert publicity By Splendid Tonic Influence him a re his paren t a, Mr. and Mrs. A. man. if necessary, or urge the editors Jf2Jrish Table J. Quirouet; three brothers, Edward, of the three papers to -designate a staff Charles and Alfred Quirouet, of Hen- man to work in co-ope ration with the ri co, Ga.. and three sisters, Mrs. K. H committee. Jleslev and Miss Alma Quirouet. of )\ til K»ise Fiiudn. This trade mark on yoor new Real Irish linen at- Ji-'Ss Atlanta, and Mrs. J. T. Swinnej, of Con- Upon the amount of money that will i-prinR shirts is ;». pruaranLee of than cost to import. Extra stitution. be raised by the finance committee will fit. *• rvlce. There The Season's Difference Affects AH Manner He was a member of the "Brotherhood depeuii. In a large measure, the scope or la a sli le to suit every occasion of Railroad Trainmen and of the Red hcavv, full bleach*!. sp& the campaign. The plans of the com- and inuividual tagte at SI &0 and Men. mittee arc that tlif publicity work pattern. 72 inches wide; 4- shall be carried to every man, woman up. Ijook for the purple band across and chtld in the city. the neck of every shirt worthy vard limit. ^•^' of Life and the Human Body Needs LINEMAN ROSS' LIFE There were present at the meeting to be know it as Colonel Robert J. L,o-wr>, chairman: SAVED BY LUNCEMETER Charles P. Northen. JJr. W. 8. l£lklii. TROY'S BEST PRODUCT. $2 to $5 Blouses $1 R. I>. Foreman, Sam W. Dibble, A. K Colcrorfl, V. H. Kriegshaber, Dr. Floyd Help Most of All Mcltae, Dr. George Xoble, Dr. AV. "F. EARL & WILSON The lungemeter—the onlv one of its BIAKEKS OF KEI>-MA^ COLLARS. Urokcti lines and odd lots of kind lit the south—was Instrumental Westmoreland. Pi- \V. S. Kendrick. Dr. net and lingerie blon-e-. a few Wednesday morning: in saving the life F. G Jones. Dr L. S. Stevens, Dr. Wade Sold Uy Dnnlel Bro». Co. i So many people use S. 8. A TRtlTBTPtrL MEDICINE. or" L F Koss, a lineman of the South- Harding and Dr. \V, B Summerall. •45 Peachtree St. crepe-;, si'lks, etc. \Vhne and ei n Bell Telephone company, who was colur-. Spring that it is really a message of Not one particle oi anything otfre* dausr>rousl\ shocked by electricit>. health to those who wonder why they Mr. Robs was working on a wire at tban the native roots and simple pre- tho corner of Main and Thompson $3 to $7.50 Sample feel HO utterly worn out when the servatives are used in the preparation: sti eets, in East Point, when suddenlv trees begin to bud. Throughout the several thousand volts passed through of S. S. S. It has survived, many years 1 Just Like Old Times Art Pieces at $1 his body He revived soon after the Southern States S. S. S. has been for of tbe most searching tests, and never lungemeter was applied in the Greeii- We used to go out Peachtree street, not so long ago, and pick up a littlp Rijxal socict\ ait linen hand forty years a trusted tonic for the early in its forty and more years of useful- berg & Bond ambulance. The j oung man is now rapidly improving at the piece of property close to Peachtree street, on Harris, Cain, Baker, or some- eifibroiclcrcd scarfs, center- days of Spring. Of purely 'vegetable ness haa it ever been found otherwise Georgia hospital. where in that neighborhood. pieces, pillow tC|>s. shirt \\aists origin it combines elements which kind- than a purely beneficial medicine, he3p- A profit was absolutely certain. ly influence the overworked blood We've got to get a little further out to get the same investments now. Ijabv pillrms. etc. \\'hite and ful to the young, invigorating to those ALFRED MARSHALL FILES cdjj'rs. -All are slightly soiled. vessels or overstrained nerve tissues. advanced in years, and containing just The situation today in regard to this section is the same as it wab several Its action is medicinal just as meat or the amount of gentle exhilaration so BANKRUPTCY PETITION years ago. Don't pass up this opportunity. milk is nutritional. No. 25 E. Third Street. (Size 50x160 feet.) much required fay moat -wornem One block from Georgian Terrace. Our Best $1.50 B. S. S. is strongly recommended in Savannah. «a.. March 25.—Alfred M. OUR WINTER, INACTIVITY. Marshall, engaged in the cotton 'factor- Between Peachtree and West Peachtree streets. Union Suits $1 almost every community in America.) age and fertilizer business, filed a vol- Price, ?9,000. Terms. ' During the confined months of the and is sold in most drug, department untary petition in bankruptcy in the Choice of am Sr.qo sum- federal court today, scheduling liabili- winter season there are many of us who and general stores. ties of $111,643.84 and assets at .$38.- mer union suit in -Lock at are less active. The liver ie sluggish, But by all means avoid substitutes. 7»l.ir>. FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR Do not permit anyone to palm off some- Of the liabilities $41,825.99 are secur- Si. l.o\v neck, sleevele'fs, the skin- is dormant, the kidneys are ed tiiid $«9.Siy.91 unsecured. The Real with choice of tight, shell or overworked, the lungs are not called thing they claim to be "Just &s good."* Kst-fi\e per cent, and on the s>low-burning one pp>r cent. oxygen. And thus the body needs help, In the Laboratory of the Swift Specific $1.50 to $7- must have it. Experience comea to our Co., 408 Swift Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. And MISSIONARY ALLIANCE The John J. Woodside Storage Company Trimmings relief, and what better guide could we THE CHEAT QUESTION OF HEALTH for a special book on Catarrh or Rheum- WILL HOLD SERVICES \ PHONKK. BEt^L, IVY 20.",T,: ATLANTA. 1113 select than the example of those who ANSWERED atism or skin diseases or blood troubles, l.to-7 BELT. STHKICT. , 235-7-9-41 E1JGEWOOD AVENUB Short length^ and oddments write to our Medical Dcpt., who will be annually know exactly what to Kpetial services commencing Sunday in desirable pattern-* of bands use S. S. S. glad to give you special and pereonal mornins at It o'clock and continuing BLOOD IMPURITIES BY directions in the use of 3. 8. 8. until Wednesday nig-ht will be held by WEYiyiAN &. CONNORS and flouncing;-. Headed and the Christian Missionary .MllaJice, embroidered, Persian and ap- NAME. Three services will be held on Sunday, RETAINS ITS INDIVID- at 11 a. in., 3:SO P. *n. and 7:45 p. m. LEND ON REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED, AT pliqued patterns. Ulaek and We are prone to think too much of The Swift Specific Go. On ^lonciay and Tuesday at 3 p. m. and UALITY. names. When the muscles ache and on AVednosday all day, beginning at LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. QUICOCTION. .NO RED TAPE, colors. Widths up to ^o inches. 10:30 a, m. Silk Annex—Left. The wonderful tonic influence of thia the sciatic nerve hurts, and there are 460 Swift BmkSna The speakers will be Rev. A. K INTEREST'-OF BORROWERS SAFEGUARDED. splendid bipod purifier is traced to its general pains the trord Rheumatism Atlanta. Ga, Funk, of Xew York, and Rev. H. A Korrost. of Toccoa, Ga., and probably EQUITABLE BUILDING >*,,.J; ESTABLISHED 1890 $1.50 to $2 Kimonos $1 ability to retain its individuality. It leads one to forget that it is the blood I enclose « brtnf de- others. High-grade crept- kimonos, is acceptable to the weakest stomach, a3 much as the nerves that are respon- aonptloa of HIT cue. and yet it i& not changed or converted sible for these pains. And S. S. S. JPlea«a send me absolute- soft and crinkly. Chiefly em- 1 r free, yonr Advice. J. OSCAR INGALS DIES or excreted until it lias exercised ita proves this by its tonic influence in the Diaanosia and e.11 infer- pire stvles. Lig'ht. medium and medicinal dominance throughout the blood. When the mind and body are motioa for Private Home AT STATESBORO HOME dark colors, plain with borders, blood circulation. jaded and utterly cast down with Treatment. .The.v«b«c«a the use of B. 3. 8. Statesboro. *Ja , March 25.—(Special.) floral effects, etc. All -new. This ig important. Some drugs have malarial infection, it is the blood that J. Obcar Ingalp, a prominent insurance * Second Floor. this same effect, but they remain in contains this poisonous influence. Here m:in of this city, died here tonight at Distinction the system, a fruitful source of irri- again S. S. S. asserts its tonic influence. 'J o'clock. He came here from St. L-ouis $1.50 Bed Spreads $1 ahout twelve > ears ago. taking charge tation and danger. S. S. S. does not And if from a sluggish blood stream, ABDKE8S of several counties in this section for _ VJT7ORK turned out in our Modern Day- Full .double-bed sixe. hea\y remain in the system, for after having .there are skin eruptions, blood risings, the Mutual Benefit and Life Insurance J ^S* served th» purpose as a medicinal CITS company. He was a widower and leaves [ fS^ light Plant bears an air of Distinction crochet quilts with deep hems. indolent abscesses and other evidences no children or known relatives. His ( -r~ ili I/ action, it is excreted with the wavta of accumulated body wastes, the medic- STATE estate is valued at about $fi,000. ! »! and Individuality that is invaluable to any Xeat patterns. 70X80 inches. products, and thia eorazietory inal action of S. S. S. gives ocular evi- B. r. D. ! EVANGELIST SPEAKS ON S3 all-linen, hemmed sheets. goes on every eecond of. time. dence cf its medicinal influence. Business Firm in this day and time. 7^x90, $i. ,1 "DEADLINESS OF SIN* Sl.^5 pure linen pillow cases, G. Not only that, but our printing is good Main the pair. ST. Floor—Left. USE ALLEH'S r@GT-EASE Rev. Luther R. Bridges, the boy evan- printing: our lithography is the best; our FOR LIQUOR and DRUG USERS Tho antiseptic powder to be shaken into tfce gelist, delivered a dramatic and pow- A scientific treatment \vhich has cured half a shoe^. if you want rest and comfort for erful discourse last night to a large Girls' New $1.50 million in the p.ist thirty-three years, and the tired, achlnjj. swollen, t,wcating feet. ut,e congregation at the First Methodist ability makes it so. &$1.2S Dresses one treatment \vhich has stood the severe test Allen's Foot-Ease. It relieves corn-3 and church. His subject was "The Deadli- ! of time. Administered by medical expe_*ts at bunions of all pain and prevents, blisters, ness of Sin," The boy evangelist will 1 sore and callous ^pot-*- Just the thing for preach at the First Methodist church j C, Phone Main Two Six Hundred. Xew'ging-ham wash dresses the Kceley Institute only. For tull particulars Daneiiij; Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and until the latter part of next week. He write the only KEEIJEY INSTITUTE in the for Breaking in Now Slrijej.. It is the great- delivers two sermons each day, at lOr.10 > State of Georgia est comfort dteru%eiy c f the a^e. Try it in the smartest 1914 styles; for I today. Sold everywhere. 25c. Don't accept o'clock in the morning and 7:45 in the j 229 Woodward Awe., Atlanta, Ga. ' any substitute For FREE trial package, evening. j girls from 2 to 14 years. address Allen S. Olmsted. L.& Roy. X. Y. Foote & Davies Company KAPPA ALPHAS MEET \ $2.50 to $5 Dresses $1 :l FIVE SECONDS FROM FIVE POINTS AT ATHLETIC CLUBl White repp and linene % CHENEY'S dresses. Good styles, but car- $25,OOO 6 and 7 Money The Atlanta alumni chapter of the j £?£, EXPECTO RAN T Kappa Alpha fraternity will be held I *•_•' ried over from last season. To loan on firett-clasui Residence .Property, in amonntM of 92,OGO to 95.0OO. 'tonight at S o'clock at the Atlanta Slightly soiled. Sizes 6 to 14. See us at onvc—We'll do the rest. Cures Whooping Cough, Croup Athletic club for the purpose of dis- Coiu:i. run n lug uf tiie nose, t>ore throat, ' -cussing a matter of great importance (Juvenile, Second Floor.) Chtce> *s Kipectoraat bliehtly laxative. JOEL. BUNT EH 8t CO., ATLANTA Prevents the whoop in whooping cough. • to the local chapter, and the various Children like Cheney's and has been on tij* I actl\e chapters throughout the fttate. market fifty years. Take the old. tried 3ni | The president of 'the -chapter urges that MM. RICH & BROS. co. CCS-12 WALTON ULILD1-VU. IJVSIKA-VCE A.M» LOA-NS. true couch cure. 25c at drug stores.— all members be present. CERTIFIED PU BLIC ACCOUNTANTS

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