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THE STANDA*J> SOUTHERN THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER Vol. XLvX—So. 237. OA, SATURDAY ; FEBRUARY 7, 1914. —TWELVE PAGES. ULTIMATUM ISSUED Aged Man Insanely Jealous Kills Woman and Tien Slays Self; BY MAYOR TO FOES Ends Life Curtain of Drops Upon Another Eternal Triangle OF FINANCE SHEET With Shot Gesorge B. Sickles, Former- TOLD HER FINDS Asserts He Will Withdraw ly Wellknown in Marble at Least $15,000 Antici- Field, Evades Nurse, "Goes pated Revenue if Radical into Bathroom, and Sends A. J. Amerson, woman he killed SHE FEARED DEATH Changes Are Made. and another pose of woman and Bullet Through His Tem- her child. She was known here as ple-V-Dies Instantly. Mrs. Amerson, but dispatches from WOODWARD HAS NO FEAR Tennille say his real wife has been BEFORE NIGHTFALL separated from» hin4 two years, OF POLITICAL REPRISAL Evading: -the trained nurse who had lives in Macon, and Is suing for spent a night's vigil at his toedsftle, A. J. Amerson, of New Or- George B; Sickles, wealthy, and former divorce. president of the George B. Sickle* leans, Pumps Two Bullets Hasn't Determined to Run Marble company, stole in-to the. bath- room of his home at 161 St. Charl*s Into Body of His Supposed for Mayor as Yet* He Says, avenue this morning shortly after 1 o'clock and put a bullet through his Wife When She Refuse? to Discussing the Whitehall •brain. Forgive Him, and Tells Death c&me instantly. No note Grading Project. farewell -was left, in fac-t, the first Him She Will Not Live known of his act or Intention -wan the Tn the face of threats of a reprisal revolver shot that broke the stillness. With Him Again. in the nert election If .he .persists In. Miss Lulu Praser, the trained nurse carrying out hla budget program running into the bathroom, found the Mayor James G. Woodward yesterday body lying upon the floor. CRIMSON DEATH NOTE, 5f-nt his ultima-turn to toes of. the 1914 The -ballet was fired froni a 38 money sheet, declaring that" he will call'ber pistol. It entered the right FOUND IN MAN'S POCKET, withdraw at least $15,000 of the an- temple, coursing throu-gh * the to rain, ticipated revenue from the income side .The coroner has been notified and an EXPLAINS BLOODY DEED of the sheet If council demands any •investigation will be made at once. An radical changes. ^ Inquest will be held some time today. Mayor Woodward's reply closely fol- Mr. Sickles was 67 years of age. For * luw-ed published statements to the ef- the past several years 'he toad been in All Day Long She Had fect that citizens Interested In the con- exceedingly poor health. It was be- tinuation of the Whitehall grading cause of his broken-dorwn condition Sought to Evade Amerson, thr: "v. retired from .active 'business blame him for failure to set money in sun;/ t !ie ago. Failing in health until Who Had Several Times the sheet for the project. He denies he wiis wasted to death's door, he is haviny ta-ken any part in the making believed by surgeons.in attendance at Written to Her Threaten- p,^ up of the sheet, and a»serts that noth- the time of his suicide* to have slain ' \i\S was said in the Interest of the himself in aberration brought on by his ing to Kill Her~Dispatches •Whitehall project while the finance illness. committee was at work on the budget. From Old Home Say His Wlllinv for Transfer. VICE ADMIRAL'S SON In his statement in reply to the Real Wife Is Living in Ma- Whitehall improvement committee, GETS LIFE SENTENCE Mayor Woodward says that he is per- con and Suing for Divorce. fectly willing to let'the $16,000 given FOR 'KILLING WOMAN to Pryor street be " transferred to The curtain , of tragedy dropped Whitehall If the representatives of the Oakland, Cal., February 6.—Avenard wards are willing to make the sacri- Nyayllt, slayer of Marie Prandln, upon another mysterious "eternal tri- woman of the'underworld, when sen- angle" in the dreary drizzle of Fri> fice. - tenced to life imprisonment in San He also criticised the motives of H, Quentin prison today, told' the cour( day's nightfall, when A. J. Amerson, B. Otis, chairman of the committee, he was the .son of Vice Admiral Nyayllt, charging that, the Interest of Mr. Otis of the French navy. His brother Wil- of New Orleans, pumped two bullets in the Whitehall regrading centers liam, he said, is a captain "of the guard into the body of a young woman who around a piece of property in Forsyth in Paris. street in which he says Mr. Otis has Until his .father discovered his rela- passed in Atlanta as his wife, then tions with the Prandln woman, it is dri"ed a hole through his own heart, , an interest. ' said, Nya-yllt received a remittance of "Woodward is a liar and a. charac- $450 a month. Afterward toe worked in'front of'No. 52 Trinity avenue. ter assassin," Chairman Otia declared as a cook. ' •\vhen he was informed of the mayor's Both were slain Instantly.' She top charge. "His opposition -to the sheet plea into a heap across the curbing^ is making enemies of the men who sup- - POINTS IN DOUBLET TRAGEDY^ His *ody:~bm'm.plea crass-wise over men' who-1 grave money for campaign The .career 'of A. J. Amerson and the Tirbinan passing as his wife, ijerei the, blood from four bullet hole6 expenses." • CALLS EXEMPTION EARLY DECISION " Chairman Otis -intimated -that Mayor whom he slew a moment before killing himself Friday afternoon, is en- streaming into the muddy flow of the Woodward's opposition to .W-hltehall veloped In mystery. They lived in Atlanta as man and wite, and the street gutter. The bullets were flred street regrading, which is a south side 7-year-old child, Louise, was known as their daughter. improvement, Ms probably- due to the from such close range that the cloth- fact that he recently purchased a house MISTAKEN POLICY Communication from Tennille, Oa., dead man's old home, indicates INJANKCASE Ing of both victims was ablaze when in Juniper street, where' he Intends to that his victim was not his wife, but a "soulinate," and that his real wife, make his home. ' having been separated from him two years, is in Macon, Instituting divorce eye-witnesses ran to the spot. . Woodward's Position. Only Monopoly Would Be Action of Supreme Court Report That Coup D'Etat Mayor Woodward made the follow- proceedings. Death Note ' "5 ing statement, relative to (his position; Benefited, Writes Presi- May Be Expected Any Here are the mysterious points of the tragedy: Was Being Planned Re- Explains Deed. "I had absolutely nothing to do with The dead woman was known as "Marjie." The Tennille woman was In the dead.man's pocket was found the making up of the sheet, probably dent Wilson—Thinks Na- Time After Next Tuesday, sults in Entire Garrison less than any mayor that has occupied Miss Nancy May before marriage, daughter of a planter. a note explaining the deed, declaring this office. While the sheet was being tion's Honor Is at Stake. When Tribunal Meets. The Tennille Mrs. Amerson has two children. The slain woman had Being Placed on-Guard. the woman to have been faithless. It made up I remained at [work at my only one, no.w. in Alaga, Ala. desk, and the only suggestions I made calls her his wife. Advices received The Tennille Mrs. Amerson, it is reported, has been separated for two were that the committee take care of Baltimore, Md., February 8.—Presi- A decision in' the Leo M. Frank case, Mexico, City, February 5.—Reports hy The Constitution from Tennille, Spring street and the Peachtree widen- years. Amerson had been separated from the slain woman only six "weeks. dent Woodrow Wilson, in a letter to now pending in the supreme court, may that Conspirators were planning a Ga., however, have It that his real ing. William L. Marbury, of this city, which be expected any time after next Tues- The Tennille woman is supposed to be in South Macon. -. "At one time while the committee co,up d'etat tonight resulted in the will be published in The Baltimore Sun day," when the court again sits. wife is now In Macon and is suing was discuss'lng the sheet I remarked rhe police were able last night to learn little of the past of the dead troops of the entire garrlison being in jest' that I could make up a,sheet tomorrow, says the exemption of .All other criminal cases wfaich were man and woman beyond two months ago, when their lives drop into him for divorce in the courts of Ten- in twenty minutes, and some of the American coastwise shipping from argued at the time of the Frank case held in quarters or placed on guard In darkness. the neighborhood of* the artillery bar- nille, her former home. members came over and begged me to Panama canal tolls "constitutes a very was submitted have been passed on, There seemed no doubt following take the task. Alderman Kelley, a mistaken policy from every point of racks. • / 1 and unless the unforseen happens, the member of the' finance committee, who view." and "beneftis, for the present, young pencil fact-dry superintendent Soldiers -were on top of some of the the tragedy that the slain woman was has served on finance committees un- at any rate, o,nly a monopoly." The will know his fate next week. buildings, from which a few fa.milies Amerson's wife. An investigation pro- der three mayors, will testify that I president also pays a high tribute to Of course, no one knows what is in bad been advised to move. ha-d less to do with the making up of The guard at the palace 'was in- moted by The Constitution, however, the 1914 sheet than any other mayor Secretary of State Bryan, who, he says, the minds of the judges of the su- JAPS ASK RESIGNATION BANKS IN 22 STATES revealed that Amerson, who formerly creased aoldiers slept in the court | he ever served with. , deserves "not only our confidence, Ibut preme court, how long they have con- "1 don't remember anything bein; our affectionate admiration." sidered the case or any other details. yard. lived in Tennille, was wedS^d to the said about Whitehall street, except a "With regard to the question of ca- Utter secrecy , always prevails in re- General Blanquet, minister or war, } daughter of a planter of that place, remark which was made by Council- nal tolls," says the letter, "my opinion gard to the supreme court. No one, ARE BOOM ATLANTA and the post commander and other j and that he was the father of her two man Colcord. On all these projects I is very clear. The exemption consti- no matter how intimately concerned, officers were in conference tonight- took the position that money should be tutes a very mistaken policy from every would hauve the temerity to question Both Are Accused of Being Children. For the past two years, H provided for unfinished work only, a member of the supreme court on so Institutions in Seventy-Seven ARK COflrCE2VTRAXraG and that only enough money be appro- point of 'view. It Is economically un- is stated, • they have been separated, just;! -as a matter of fact, it benefits, delicate a matter as a decision in ad- Connected With Naval Cities Believe This Is Logical FOR ATTACK OW MEXICO priated for new projects to carry the vance of its being handed down. Vera Cruz, Mex., February G.—Rebels Residents of two neighborhoods in work on to some definite, point and for the present, at any rate, only a All that is known is that the rec- Supplies Scandals. Site for Regional Bank. are concentrating for an irnmediate at- leave it without closing the street to monopoly; and it seems to me in which the dead man and woman re- ord in the case would consume about siUnited States con- wife, and him as the father of the tacts has. been asked for by the court. Yamamoto, of Japan, was Invited to- seven cities throughout the country sul at Tampico. - — "I did; urge the committee to put Nation** Honor at Stake. day to resign by a dVlegration of citi- $o,QOO In the sheet for Spring street, This, coupled with the fact that other yesterday indorsed Atlanta as the most Consul Miller, who has exceptionally j "There is, of course, much honest criminal oases have been decided, is zens and politicians from the'province logical site in the southeastern sec~- but not until after I had learned that of Fukuoka. because of the scandals good sources of information, said the s the committee had put in 'only $3,000 difference of opinion as to the last taken to mean that there will bft no tion of th« -country for one of the new rebels after they had been repulsed in ! Weather Prophecy for It. The reason why I as-ked for point, as there is, no doubt, as to the lurther delay. I that have arisen out of contracts for regional banks. Twenty- two of the a small fight near Laguna De La. ' others; but it is at least debatable, In the meantime. Leo M. Frank waits naval supplies, according to cable ad- states in the union were represented FAIR AND COLDER i 5,000 for" Spring street was because vices received here from Toklo by a Puerta February 4, retreated to Los the.money was needed to buy the right- and if the promises we make in such ;he decision of the court of final re- •with cities In their boundaries pro- 'Bsteros with trifling loss. That night matters are debatable, I, for one, do jort wlfch what patience he may. His Japanese newspaper. claiming themselves in favor of Atlan- of-way. It was not given for the pur- The delegation made its next visit several 'train loads of reinforcements **alr Saturday, colder north- IKJSO of starting the work. The prop- not care to debate them, i think the :riends, who have stuck to him through ta. ' ' ' to Rear Admiral Fujii, and demanded The joint committees from the Clear- arrived from" Victoria and the following west portion; Sunday fair and much erty owners on the street have given country would prefer to let no ques- ^h« dark hours of his arrest and trial day the rebels made a rapid advance colder. tion arise as to its whole-hearted pur- and final conviction, visit him daily that he commit Kara-lcaM because of- Ing House association and- the chamber part of the money and the county has alleged connection with the so-called i movement' toward Altamira and Tam- agreed to do the grading, out there this pose to redeem its, promises In the and do all in their power to divert his of commerce met in the offices of the Ixvcal Weather Report. graft cases. Memibers of the party latter Friday afternoon and the reports pico, driving In the federal advance year. The county's part will amount light of ,any reasonable construction of mind. •" , , . guard and openly expressing their in- Lowest temperature *. 48 Should the decision! of the supreme accused him of having received money received from this large number of Highest temperature .• 60 to about ^60,000. them* rather than debate a point of from tbe Japanese branch of the Sie- , Mean temperature 54 • "I also urged 'the West Peachtree honor. ~,>urt reverse the finding of the lower banks created a big amount of enthusi- court and a new trial be granted, the mens company, of Germany, which has asm a-nd^ encouragement to push the Continued on Page Two. Normal temperature 14 regrading because It is a project al- Wilson Lauds Bryan. supplied various kinds of apparatus Rainfall In past 24 hours. Inches. ..1.64 -••—Cgady started. And, as .regards the case will, of course, be immediately hard work that is now being done to ! Excess since l«t of mo.. Inches..O.fi7 "Your reference to the secretary of reopened and will possibly be tried for new battleships. arrange in complete form Atlanta's widening of the .bottle neck of Peach- state shows how comprehensively you At a blgr meeting" held yesterday In Deficiency sinceVlanuary 1, inches..3.29 trea, i told the committee that I be- at the March term of Xhe superior claims for presentation to the meeting have looked on during the last" few ;ourt. Should a new trial be denied, Tokio, the same advices say, a reso-" of the federal organization board on Report* From' Varlotu Station*. lleVed that it would be wise to put months. Not, only ,have Mr. Bryan's tbe money in the • sheet this year in in extraordinary ap-peal will be made lution was adopted impeaching the reserve banks when they hold their STATIONS AND I T«mp*ra,*ur*. Hun order to set that part of the work character, his justice, his .sincerity, his >y his attorneys, which will have the present cabinet.. The meeting was \at- hearing here next week. Order Early Stat* of 1< hr-« WEATHER | 7 p.m. [ Hlch completed. I want to say this about transparent integrity, ' his Christian Affect of delaying the case for at least tended by persona from many sec- Cltie* Inaorae Atlanta. nchex. the -Spring street work: When the principle, made a deep impression upon Jix months. At all events,, it Is im- tions of the country, and the speakers Atlanta, rain . I Tj 4$ 1.64 matter was brought to my attention all with whom he has dealt; but his included prominent parliamentary lead- The states and cities where banks I Birmingham, cldy., . .74 tlrst, -rf promised, that 4 would support probable that the case wltt get to Gov- ers. voted for Atlanta are as"*ollows: Your Want Ad 34 .10 tact in dealing with men of many sorts, : . it, because I believed at the time, and ernor Slaton for a matter of eight Interest in tnfe naval scandals has New York — Syracuse. New Tork city, P- cy.. 90 .00 ' I still believe, that it Is the most im- his capacity for business, his'mastery months or some ,time In. September. become the .sole topic of conversation Corinth, Auburn, Troy. Saratoga Springs. j Buffalo, rain '. . . 38 38 .22 ' portant-project the city has under con of the principles of each matter he and a rigid investigation la urged by Greenport llsond Island), Cylde. Oswego and i Charleston, rain . . 64 .20 templation. Jf means that, when the has been called Upon to deal with, Jiave the masses. ForJSdnday 32 .22 Pennsylvania — Siec'rled, Honesdal*/ Liver- f Chicago, snow . street is made a straight, smooth cleared away . many a difficulty and pool, Pecksville, Hummelstown, Mauch Denver, clear . . . 10 .02 . boulevard-from the center of the city Carnegie Sends Check Chunk and Hughesville. j Des Moines, snow . 24 .24 to Brookwood, the traffic on Peach- have given to the policy of the .state Iowa — Burlington. Marshalltown, Spencer, department a definitenese and dignity W. C. BRAISTED IS NAMED Burlington (again). Chariton. Cresco, Boone. t Galveston, cldy. . . 72 .00 tree will be reduced niore than, 50 To -Atlanta Scots for West Union. Eagle Grove. Havelock and ! Hatteras, cldy.. . .1 •">& 58 .i)6 per cent. All the automobiles will go that are very admirable. Havre, pt. cldy. . . | M 10 .01 , out that avenue, and as a consequence "I need not say what pleasure and SURGEON GEN. OF NAVY Independence. Merchaots' Michigan: —Buchanan . Cheboygan, Lan- Helena, cldy. . . :j 8 S .00 the automobile dealers will move over pro&t I, myself, have taken from close Sick and Death Benefit eine. ' Flint, Dowagiao. Norway. Marque tte Jacksonville, p. cy.: "0 72 .02 in that direction.. Washington, February 6.—Secretary and Traversa City. association " with Mr. Bryan, or how Daniels has nominated Medical Inspec- Massachusetts — Liowell. New Bedford. Me- Kansas CHy, cldy. .1 2 32 .10 Opposition* «o Spring. thoroughly he has seemed to aU of us tor William C. Bralsted to be surgeon thuen, Springfield, Weatfleld. Providence- I Knoxville; cldy. . .| 62 62 1.04 "I told the Spring street people at The flrst »100 toward the Hick and general of the. .navy* .relieving Medical town and Waltham. I Louisville, rain . -| 48 .20 . who are^ associated with him here to Wisconsin — 1,0. CrosBe, Waukesha,. Jteno- the time they were pushing the project death benefit, recently established by Director Charles F. Stokes, whose term b i Memphis, cldy. . .] 40 .64 that the greatest obstacle which would deserve not only our confidence, but of four y«ars expired today. aha. Racine. Oshlcosh, Eau Claire and Begins .Tomorrow I MJami. clear ... 74 .00 - our affectionate admiration." the Atlanta Scottis|h association, was StouEhton. be thrown in the way of the work treaented to the association by Andrew Surgeon General Stokes is" relieved Kansas — Galena. Leavenworth. Topeka. i Mobile, rain ... 70 2.14 - would be the objection of the owners of his detail under Secretary Daniels' - OTilo — Clevelarid. Ash tabula., Cleveland ! Montgomery, rain .; 62 i-42 of1 -Peachtree property. I was right, as -arnegie, an, honorary member of the policy of making such appointments for Will a visitor take (Nashville, cldy. - -! 51 .48 can be readily seen by the opposition BIG FIGHT IS COMING organization. The check -was received one term of four years only to ensure' and Hutto. your room? I New Orleans, cldy.. I 7L' .12 -. that has been thrown against the by the organization at a meeting Fri- go.1 ' . I New York, rain . .; 26 36 .14 variation in service. Nebraska —A lbion . South Omaha Ne- sheet by north side members of council. OVER TOLL QUESTION day night, when the association enter- The secretary ' issued a statement braska City. (Oklahoma, clear . .1 8 30 .04 'Tcannot understand tbe position of Washington, February fi.—President tained the Gordon Highlanders, of Ayr, praising the adrainistrati9n of Surgeon Maine — Portland. Lewleton and Blddeford. f Phoenix, clear - -I *>- .00 R, B. Otis as regards to the Whitehall General Stokes and-declaring that never Missouri — Warrensburg and Hannibal. ' Tell visitors you have I Pittsburgh clear . ,| 42 ' 42 .03 project. Some months' ago at a.meet- Wilson's expressed desire for repeal of Scotland, who are pIayinRv,at the For- before has the standing and reputa- ' -South Dakota — Parkaton. Portland, Ore., snow' 32 !4 .00 Ing1, at the Fair street school he was the provision of the Panama,canal act syth theater this week. , • ,". . tion (of the medical corps of the navy :jjouislana — Alexandria and Monroe. rooms to rent. (Raleigh, cldy. . - -i 42 46 snorting- about the condition of South which exempts American coastwise been' so high. • New HampBhire-^Portsmou th and Con- f San FrancSsco, clear! 58 58 '.00 pry or street, and now that there Is cord. ships from tolls, it was apparent to- Ofclabom a — Bosw el l. St. Louis, snow . -| 18 40 .44 $16,000 in the sheet for that work he Dr. W. P. Bone Resigns. Arkansas — Springdal*. Telephone Main 5000 St. Paul, snow . .) 6 8 .12 Is complaining about the failure to night, will precipitate spirited debate Hanged Before Thousands. New Jersey— Reverton. Salt Lake City, cly.l 20 24 .02' provide for Whitehall f street. _ in congress when 'the bill to carry out Nashville, Tenn., February 6.—A . Indiana — Evansvllle. or Atlanta 5001 Shreveport. cldy..-.[ 30 70 .14 "Now, if Mr. Otis and Alderman Kel- the suggestion is submitted. ebanon, Tenn., special '-says that 3>r. Palatka, Fla., February 16.—tn the A prominent Birmingham- bsrnker has (Spokane, cldy. 14 16 .Ol> iey can get together ,ahd .compromise W. p. Bone, president of Cumberland presence _of thousands of persons, written the ' committee, giving the Tampa, clear . 72 78 .00 -, I'll be perfectly, willing _to- .approve Senators and representatives dis- names of the men who will appear be- Index to Want /Ids: Pagt 10, Column 1 the sheet allbwing- the .$16300 to be cussed the situation'.Informally today. university, has resigned, effective .Tune Toledo, rain . • 14 '16 .00 1. .Key. B. A. Colle, pastor of the Pres- fore the ; .government's organization THR ATLANTA CpNSTJTUllON Washington, rain .1 36 86 Continued on Page Eight* Continued on Pag* Twelve. yterian.charcsn, V..S..JL, Lebanon;-.will C. F. von HERRMANN, ucceed Mm....,,__;^. ,„-;";"'^-^ x-^-^^i. on the fallow*. Continue^ on Page Eight* 8MUOB
SPAPERl WSPAPEM Page Two. ; THE COHSTTTTJTIO3SY. ATLANTA, GA.,1 SATUBDAY, FEBBTJABY 7, 1914.
t pretty 7-year-old girl, Louise, Whom for«afc*B the world foe her I will ««crtflce will al»o cpm«f to the city. Thji Is the* my only relative the police can find of the £ the sla. m woman- * sent t*!*„*»o relatives _ln, *"^'*• **°° ««JteePp anany otlieotherr man from reap- dead man's ' ln(c my low and affecu persons'* ing that it would be useless to at- Separation. It were thrown a pair of child s shoes. Senator Norris leplled that testimoni shtaingly polished, a knitted sweater probably could be obtained from book tempt to trace him The child told To intimate occupants of the house and some pink Woolen stockings—baby ' keepers and he had no objection to in that city" garments which the mother had neg- giving' them Immunity Mrs Warner Patrick at the tinte that lected to send whan the girl was sent • Senator Cummins declared that in her separation Her husband sbe said, away BO hurriedly foi her own safety this opinion congress had enough in- papa had run away like that once had eloped to few Orleans six weeks They were to have been sent on the formation and should give attention Ads 8:8 before, but had come • back Mrs j back with another woman, with whom night of the tragedy to railroad legislation Occupants of the place answered as Senator Norris said he had been told Patrick was a next door neighbor, liv 1 he had been going clandestinely for one to Inquiries of the woman's habits by a member of the house that Profes- quite a while She and Amosson had been She had been a model woman and moth sor Bruce Wyman, once of Harvard ing at 199 South Forsjth She and married eight years 6r more. er during her stay at 84, they all stat- university and who it has since been Cause for gladness— revealed, was In the pay of the New the dead woman had been intimate Shortly after the elopement to New afl to Washington " - friends Mrs Patrick had always Orleans she received betters from him she invariably . came home, spending •ould be When a press agent in Atlanta, under date of February 2nd, sends asking1 her forgiveness and pleading1 known the two as husband and wife with her to- let him return, writing: that broadcast over Georgia and sister states an article m which he says: The police and detectives are baf- he had »een his folly and was justly "Atlanta has been hurt—the movement leaders have—in the public punishett by r em or a? She answered fled The mystery anxiously awaits that he coBld never come again into prints impugned the honesty, the decency, the morality of every Atlarilian the scheduled arrival today of the her life nor her child's, and demanded who has not seen fit to agree with them. And these men, prominent in man s father from Tennllle and the that he stay away from them Aware that he could not recover her the church, prominent in the Chamber of Commerce, prominent in the woman's sister from Alaga, for solu establishment. Identifying Mrs love with avowal of future fidelity, the son as one of their sister-employees tion W T Amerson, a wealthy slayer began writing, thircata Once he Coroner Donehoo made an immediate MISSOURI RATE CASES upbuilding of Atlanta, are the men whom the Men and Religion Bulletins declared ire would return to Atlanta investigation An inquest will proba- have denounced in filthy language as fit to associate only with panderers farmer of Tenmlle, is positive, accord and kill both her an4 ttte child bly be held this morning In the mean OFF TO COURT AGAIN At that time she was living on South while the bodies will remain in the .and those who gain their living from woman's shame . . " ing to dispatches, that it is his son Poole chapel, where they were viewed Kansas City, February 6—The Mis That they had" been living as man Forayth street Then tine moved to last night by hundreds of men and sound railroad rate cases in litigation Trinity avenue, keeping her address a women j man> j ears were started on another When such a statement appears, we can point to the bulletins them- and wife is certain Occupants of the secret. Somehow he managed to dis Amervon'iB Ue«ord Journey to the supreme court of the cover it and renewed his threatening Tenmlle, Ga., February 6—(Special) United States tonight, whan Eugene E selves, and ask, "Where does the denunciation 'in filthy language' of men boarding house at 84 Trinity avenue, letters He also began accusing her of A, J Amerson who killed himself and Ball a partner of Frank Hagerman at- woman supposed to be his wife In At torney for the thirteen roads involved prominent in the church and elsewhere appear'" at which the woman had been living loving another which accounted for her departed for Red Oak Iowa the home refusal of his pleading Last Monday lanta this e\ ening, was a prominent for the past week or so, say she went railroad man He belonged to the of Federal Judge Smith M-ePherson to some time h& sent the message that O R. C He was also a Roj-al Arch obtain the judge s signature to an ap Moreover, when such screeds are being sent broadcast over the state, under the name of "Mrs A J Amer- he was coming io Atlanta to "even Mason, and was a prominent man of peal to the supreme court from Judge up matters this county H6 lived near Warthen, McPherson s decision today in which we can publish such editorials as the one which follows, clipped from son ' and that she acknowledged the the judge held he had no power to re Fearing for its safety she then sent Ga He married Miss Nancy May a man who slew her to have been her member of one of Washington county s tain 3u, isddction Q? suits to recover The Elberton Star: the child to her sister Mrs Lemmie oldest families alleged overcharges from the railroads husband All her mail was addressed Pulton in Alaga Ala. her only known They have been separated for about The railroads seek an order from living relative Her plans were to fol- two years and Mrs Amerson has been the higher court compelling Judge Me to Mrs A J Amerson, most of which low as soon as ahe could give her em- living1 In South Macon for the last few Pherson to take jurisdiction over the A PROSTITUTION OF PUBLICITY claim of shippers and passengers who ployers sufficient notification On the years W T Amerson, his father is Bbe received from the man in New now en route to Atlanta, and will reach paid the higher rates during the life Orleans She also^recelved numerous morning of her murder she received a there Saturday morning to arrange of the injunction that Judge McPher- There seems to be an organized effort amorm nevispipe s n -Vtlint! letter from New Orleans, saying, Amos- the disposition of the corpse. son granted against the enforcement letters spelled "Amosson " son was on his way He leaves two daughters of the rate laws The claims amount to approximately $24 000,000 They had met at the corner of Pry Filled with apprehension and dread «he told her friends at the boarding Only One "BROMO Q.VHriNE" or and Trinity only a moment pre After Week's Courtship To no1 Uie genuine call for full name LAXATIVE house that she feared for her life and BROMO QUININE ILoofc for signature of E W \iously following a separation of six did not believe she could work through- GROVE Cures a Cold in One Day 25c weeks She was striving to avoid him. out the day She couldn't, for at noon Girl Jilts Her Fiance she was so nervous and unstrung that ill afternoon she had remained away she was forced to quit She even told And Marries Another from her boarding house, a block dis sorrfe of her sister-workers fn -the Mar We Think cus-Lo«b plant that she was afraid she tant from the scene, in an effort to •would be slain before the night Though engaged to marry a promi- ONLY THE BEST nent clubman of Nashville Tenn Miss evade her slaj er, with whom she re- She returned to the house at No 84 ; Is Good Enoush for YOU nervous and excited Friends gathered Isabelle Wright, of that city came to MOEE CAUSE FOR GLADNESS— tused to become reconciled because in her room striving to assume her that Atlanta yesterday in answer to a; tele • GREATLY WORTH THEJR the man s threats were all boastful, phone call from L A Mitchell, a ! ••'• COST! of another woman wealthy automobile dealer of Jackson The work of the Grand Jury in bringing to light the unspeakable and that no harm would come of them Less than a week ago she had sent viHe, Fla, who had met Miss Wright Mrs Young, however . told her of hav- conditions in our convict camps. only one week; ago in Jacksonville i The FERRIS their little girl of 7 years to rela- ing seen a strange man loitering in while out on a yachting party ' Mar tives in Alabama He bad threatened front of the house for some time during- ried* and at the Hotel Ansley is the TRADE MARK HAMS Cruelty can exist only when people are ignorant. the morning The description flt her answer to It all Courtship of one to slay both her and the child She husband - week, during which time several tele AND BACON was on the way home to see if a let Afraid, to remain in the place she grams flew back and forth urging the ORDER OF When you know that, in your name as a citizen, and compensated by went uptown saj ing that she would Nashville belle not to marry but to take him culminated in a rather unique the taxes which you pay, men are torturing your f ellowmen, you are going ter had coruq from the child He was return at night She was expecting a surprise wedding in which the officials loitering across the street at the cor- letter from the glster in whose care of the Ansley hotel participated as at- The J.M. High Company to put a stop to it. H tendants ner, having kept a vigil for hours in uptown was to flee from the man Her parents knew nothing of it as she packed up her clothes and stated You are not willingly cruel. the drenching rain She was power After walking' for hours througli the that she was going to Huntsvllle Ala. streets of feh« (business district she less to elude him to visit some friends with a girl friend 118-15 Whitehall— 184 Decntur turned her steps toward Trinity avenue of hers, who accompanied her to At- Hundreds of prisoners in Fulton County, and more than five thousand lanta Note Blotted shortly after 5 o'clock They were married by Re\ C B Wil- of them throughout the state, are beginning to hope today. The chains and mer, of the St Lukes church and re- With Crimson. Went Uptown turned to Jacksonville Fla last night the torturing strap will soon be things of the past, because you know. at 8 30 o clock on the Dixie Flyer In his coat pocket, blotted with to, Get Letter after sending word to the girls parents crimson, was found a note explaining Her plans as she had told upon leav- notifying them that she had not gone Ten-Dollar Orders Delivered. CAUSE FOR SADNESS— ing the residence were to return in the to Huntsville but had come to Atlanta Guaranteed t resh it all It read ' to meet MT- Mitchell and marry him hope o£ getting tlie letter _ then go Country EGGS, doz En route to \tlanta from New Orleans I back uptown^ and spend the night in I&xtra Fancy Lemons, The action of Council and Mayor in refusing to grant the petition of am eoine to look for my dear wife that I a hotel in order to avoid Amosson As HUERTA'S TROOPS dozen the ministers of Atlanta that they not hamper the work of the Police Force lovs and all I care to li\e for She has dis- «*he turned !nto Trinity avenue from \o. 10 Fall <£ 1 KILL CONSPIRACY Cottolene appointed me and refused to live with me Z Pryor the rain falling in an incessant 9 I i by licensing violators of the law as "locker clubs." am going to look for her and beg her to re- drizzle Amerson who had stood for IV o. 1O Pull Pare *fr 4 Leaf Lnrd 9 • consider and live with me and if she re no one knowfe how long on the oppo- Continued Front Page One. Cubes—well this will explain all as she has No. 10 Pall Best OA • The majority of the members of Council are members of the Church site corner hurried across Compound Lard tention to take Tampico by storm the of God— Neither does anyone know what hap- OO-lb. Tub Best Com I love my wife and have been true to her pered and what words were passed The night of February 5 or 6 The rebels yesterday destroy ed the pound Lard but she allowed one to come between her next seen of them as has thus far been and me and persuaded her to Quit me 1, water tank service for miles up the 2O IbR Best Granulated Many of them are also members of "locker clubs" and they know that just cannot live without her and I have learned was as they -walked up Trin- river from Tampico leaving only a in these clubs the law of Georgia has been and is being violated. ity avenue in direction opposite to No* three days supply of water in the city Fnney White Salt « 84 "WE Zorn a young man living reservoir They have planned also to fire the oil tanks of the five foreign Bacon, pound I at 116 South Pryor street a short oil camps and turn the blazing streams Finest Red Gravy f Therefore, all who think see the farce of such men—members of clubs piece away, was -coming- from a resl Into the river to destroy or compel the HamA, pound I TODAY tra-gedy was staged heard them talk- ARE CAPTURED B* BANDITS I lour, £4 poumln / OC ing- heatedly and stopped Juarez, Mexico February 6 —Arou s "Trojan** Fancy Patent IS IT THE DUTY OF THE MAYOR AND GENERAL COUNCIL The man was saying ed to a- high pitch of anger by the cap- VI our If you're not going with another ture of American railroad officials and No 1O Pall "Kuro" TO PLACE OBSTACLES IN THE WAY OF THE POLICE FORCE? man what did you move for without trainmen by Maxim Castillo s bandits Syrup », 39c But even in these things is cause for gladness— At ROGERS' the burning of a passenger train and ( letting me know about if" the wrecking: of the big Cumbre tunnel ^o. 1O Pall a«ed His words were hot with anger As a posse is being formed in the Guerrero \ elvn" Syrup 44c Atlantians love Atlanta. The majority of her citizens are law abiding. Better Bread from our well as he could tell In the falling district to assist the rebels in running Meadow Gold and Blue darkness and rain Zorn says she was down the bandits It is reported to Vnllet Butter* pound 35c comprise cowboys from the HeaTst Governor's Cup Cof- own Q*i* •white with fear and w as highly ex- ranch railroad employees and men from Satan cannot divide them. bakery O2w cited the Madera Lumber company s plant fee, pound 22ic But there is no other man I tell From Madera came a rumor general- Fancy Irish Potatoes, ly discredited th-xt when the train peek Make no mistake— C a r in e 1 o Asparagus j ou, Zorn says she answered I 1 29c moved to keep >ou fs-om killing me •was sent crash ing into the burning tun- Full Cream Chcene* nel passengers including the Ameri- pound Tips (white), There were other- words, during the cans were locked Inside the cars and 19c The members of such clubs as the Capital City, the Piedmont Driving progress of which she drew back as perished When the telegraph wire Lar^e Indian Iliter Club, the University, and the Athletic Club are not responsible for the 35c value. though to flee The man caught her to Madera was restored this afternoon Oranges, dozen 15c railroad officials there threw doubt on All Kind* Fruit*. Produce* Swift's Pure Pork b> the arm clapping her stingingly the rumor Dressed PoultF> and Gam*?. attacks made upon Chief Beavers in the articles sent by a press bureau across the cheek and slinging her Sausage. Ib. I5c against the wall of *he ice -cream plant AMERICAN ARMV from Atlanta over the country. The majority of the members of those She protested tout jseemed so excited WITHHELD FROM REBELS clubs would fight to maintain the principles upon which the Chief stands, Log Cabin Maple Syrup, s'hc could hardly form her words She Washington, February 6 —Plan s to was weeping hysterically Her rough purchase discarded American ai my namely, fidelity to a trust, unwillingness to lie, and the fear of harming full QO« rifles presumably for re sale to Mexi- treatment Impelled Zorn to interfere can constitutionalists, fell through to- ••II Phone Main B3O a woman and enabling a man to live by her shame. quarts OOC As he moved, forward, however—he day when Secretary Garrison declined was less than thirty feet away—Araer- to modify the regulation forbidding Old Fashioned Dark son reached into his hip pocket, draw- sales of army rifles or ammunition ex- There are those who believe that those clubs whose rolls contain the cept with the stipulation that they are Buckwheat, Ofl* ing a revolver to be sent "beyond the seas names of the GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA, JUDGES Zorn ducked behind a lamp post As there Is no means of delivering 6-lb. bag... aUC \merson slapped his victim again and aa-ms to the constitutionalists by way OF THE SUPREME COURT AND JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR again Sbe began screaming He of sea, the negotiations are ended for the present at least AND OTHER COURTS, will refuse to continue violating the law which Aunt Jemima's caught her neck in the curve -of his Assurances ha\e been given the Span- elbow and drew her head ear-old office Pork instantly There was a muffled re- bo>, employed by the chamber of Shoulder 15c in distant states, that Chief Beavers has failed. Green Mountain Irish port and blaze that sprang up on her •commerce met instant death Friday Back- Potatoes, clothing- She screamed from pain and morning about 11 o clock while at bone ..... 17c terror and reeled from his clutch. He tempting to leap into elevator No 3 Pork If a Chief of Police can be fearless and honest and yet retain' his of the Third National Bank building fetdcn ... 15c peck...... 26c fired again, this time the pistol an The boy B head was caught between office, the day of the end of protected vice and the liquor traffic has come. inch or so from her head The bullet the closing gate and the floor of the Blue Bibbon ehtered the left temple She toppled car and was jammed into the upper 15c dead to the gutter part of the gate As the elevator o>p- Lamb That day is here— Eggs, doz 35c erator reversed the levet, too late to Shoulder 2ic \a she fell Atnerson fired a third save the boy s life, his body fell ^with bullet It went wide burying Itself m All-Pork a thud outside the abaft tp the floor. Sausage . ..- It is only a question of time when the barrooms which open up^on our the opposite wait He staggered drunk- Two ladies seeing the sight fainted 2Oc . The 41 enly about for an Instant leaned Youn-g Janes had been dispatched to FJa; Brain*, streets and those which have moved upstairs will go in the same way that against a neighboring post and placed the Third National bank to make a de- pound .. • • 15c posit for dne of the young: lady ste- the gun at his own heart pulliner the Frenh Oyvtera and Poultry. the public brothels went from our midst. trigger As he reeled forward, hi put nographers of the chamber 6f com- Rogers Stores merce Why, or how it happened that a second bullet into his brain in almost Fine Yellow lama. exactly the same spot the last bullet he was trying to get intb the elevator And Atlanta is glad. 0 N Broad took effect In the skull of b,is slam as it began to rise is not known peck 19c 11 Ponders mate " W G Cooper, secretary of th« cham- IrlHh Potatoes, 109 f eacbtree ber of commerce and employer of the peck 27c Go to church tomorrow and think of these things. 33 WlllUnn 195 E. G*-or*i». Clothing lad, stated that he considered him a 116 E. Pine SIS S. Pryor valuable attache, that he was held In Arffo Salmon, 121 Edxewood 236 Capitol on Fire. high esteem by the chaatrber staff can -. •-- 12ic 132 W P'tree 200 Oak Toung Janes had just been given a AIa*ka Salmon, 132 Forrest 335 8. Pryor Zorn and pedestrians who had been raise in salary this week, and was Tic 348 Houston 369 Boulevard attracted, by the shots rushed to the 278 N Boulevard 437 Grant progressing nicely Pine Grapefiiilt, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE MEN AND 300 Hemphffl 439 Whitehall bodies extinguishing the blazee that The body was removed to the under- each 5, Tic a»9 ¥'ce efoieon 4SS Stewart had sprung upon their clothing Both taking establishment of H. M Patter- 347 Peachtrtw 464 8. Pryor were dead The pistol, its five death son. fnncf Oranfem. 361 I&clld 468 Woodward I capsules all exploded, was still m his doKen ^ *• • .. 12c MO Marietta SI 8- Pryor 'grasp Blood flowed freely into the To Govern Australia. Fine Head RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT 40* Lucille Marietta, OB. l murky water that trickled through the Lettuce . Tic i gutter over wMch they bad fallen February e—It is officially Bast Point, Ga. The bodies were removed to the Har- announced that the Bigiht Hon. On SZ* .Fcachtree ry G Poole -undertaking establishment ford Munro-Fersuaoxir member of •V Gordon. MM Pulton, in Alaga., -was notified by liam*nt for - *" ~ ~ 7 East Mitchell St. wire, and will probably reach. Atlanta perimato* «* today Home Umw. Ain«raeB'»~'£ati£ I
NEWSPAPER THE CONSTJTUTIOJST, -ATLANTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, X1914- Page Three.
immediately for a period of rest and recuperation. OVER ROUGH SEAS Mr Crisp I4i badly run down and his HEALTH FORCES CRISP physicians hare advised him to clrotp all SCHMIDT WONT ALLOW CREW IS RESCUED COLDEST WEATHER work immediately and so off until he can tmlld up his constitution They BY BREECHES BUOY have warned him that failure to do so TO LEAVE WASHINGTON may have very serious consequences. .HIS COUNSEL TO APPEAL Accompanied by Mrs. Crisp and his young son, Charles, he will leave Norfolk, Va, February 6,—Over a OF YEAR Washington on Monday and may be sea too rough for lifeboats, life savers Physician* T«Il Congressman* gone for several months, unless his im- "Will Do Nothing to Prevent today took off by means of breeches provement in the meantime warrants buoys the crew of the three-masted Failure to Take Rest Might an earlier return. Fate Which Awaits Me," schooner Helen H Benedict, ashore Temperature Will Probably Friends of Mr. Crisp in the house^ south of Cape Henry The Benedict is Result Seriously. which means practically every mem- Says Condemned Priest. ber of that body, were deeply dis- leaking/ but apparently will be able ^o Drop as Low as 20 De-i tressed today tov hear of his relapse, live many hours unless the storm Hy Jofcm Corrlfcnn, Jr. I and express earnest wishes for his New York, February 6 —Hans sweeping- the Virginia coast today grees, and Perhaps Lower, speedy recovery Schmidt, who was found guilty of mur- grows more severe Washington, February 6.—(-Special ) Just before Christmas Mr Crisp was der in the first degree for the murder The Benedict went ashore late yester- Beprtsentatfve Charles R. Crisp, of stricken with the grippe and was con- of Anna Aumuller, was seemingly con- day She lies 1% miles south of Nags by Nightfall Today. fined to his bed during: most of hia Am--ricus, who has been III for several stay In Georgia. He recovered suffi- tent today wit,h the \ ei diet and de- Head life saving station, and about 60 Week4 was told by his physicians to-* ciently to return to the capital, but clined td permit his. couifsel to appeal miles south of Cape Henry The reve- The Atlanta tvepther forecaster, Mr NAIAD DRESS SHIELDS day that he must leave Washington was again forced to take to his bed. Schmidt will be sentenced next Wed- nue cutter Onondaga has gone to her Von Herrmann, states that the cold i nesday to die in the electric chair assistance A 30-mile gale is blowing Mrs. Meyers from the factory demonstrating these Shields from the east, and a blinding rain in- snap is sure to arrive here by night t The verdict against Schmidt was creases the hazard of rescue work Friday morning the temperature at Notion Section. rendered late yesterday, a. little over The Benedict was bound from Perth •was 56 degrees, and for the early two hours after the jury had retired Amboy, W J, for Fernandina, Fla.. in It seemed a sreat relief to the former ballast. She la a vessel of 697 tons morning hours of Saturday the ipre- f priest, who had sat through twelve register diction is that the temperature -will | trial days as if in a daze, and always register around 40 to 43 degrees But i blankly staring at the courtroom by Saturday night the temperature | wall, for his bent figure suddenly ATLANTA THE ONLY CITY TV ill have fallen to freezing, or a little below Special 75c Shirt straightened, a light came into his eyes and, he smiled IN STATE TO GET MELBA Saturday morning may be cloudy, Neckwear but they will clear away b> noon, and fechmidt ate a hearty supper after his return to the Tombs and ithmedi- Madame Melba will give one concert then the weather will continue to get ately afterwards he went to bed and only in the state of Georgia, which is colder, reaching the coldest of th<5 \ ear fell into a sound sleep. It was when to be at the Baptist Tabernacle in At- J he was awakened by his counsel, Al- lanta, Wednesday, Febi uary 11 The by Monday Saturday night and Sun- phorfee ,-G Koelble, that he made great prima donna has met with ex- day will toe extremely cold Sale the announcement that he wanted no traordinary success on her present In Montana, where the cold wave appeal American tour, sp much so that her 31nrted. the temperature is many de- "I am satisfied with the verdict," said New York manager has prevailed upon her to give twenty concerts more than grees below zero, and this coldness Is /2 Price Schmidt t "I Would ratlier die today beginning to spread to the south and than toiporrow I npjtffy you that I originally planned When In New Or- TODAY! do not wish you to appear further in leans Mme. Melba had to give fcwo re- east. Its effect upon Georgia began my behalf and that I, will not in any citals Instead of the oneN concert of about mid-night Friday, when the way assist you if >ou try to take the February 2, originally boo'ked, because temperature began to fall The cold- Men's regular $1.00 shirts case to a higher court I would do the crowds striving to "hear her could est and most severe part of the spell nothing to prevent the fate that I not be accommodated the first night know awaits me " Many who have heard the diva on her will arrive here Monday in fancy stripes and fig- The murder of Anna Aumuller was present visit claim that her voi«e is Mr Von Herrmann, states that ^e one of the most horrible in the crime more beautiful and appealing than belteves It will be the coldest weatfeer ures, in plain negligee, Muse's— hiatory of this city Schmidt was a ever, and her art, *if anything, greater. Atlanta has had this year. Twenty- prle»t attached to St Joseph's church Mme. Melba will be assisted in her At- pleated or stiff bosoms, the Atlantic states in its grip New York, February 6 —All social was felt here today and by the end of Buckhead, Ga, February 6—(Spe- clubs, pro\ ided they are incorporated, the week will include the states —Regularly 5 Oc tcfl> 5, now cial )—A terrific hailstorm passed are subject to the provisions of the in- along the eastern, seaboard, according over here at 3 30 o'clock Friday morn- come tax law, according- to a ruling by Ing The passage of the cloud from W H Osborn, commissioner of inter- to the official forecasters Zero which it fell was from southwest to nal revenue It Is supposed, Commis- weather today extended as far soitth, northeast It was preceded by violent sioner Osborn saj s, that congress did as Texas and in the northwest states llg-htntng and followed by rain, which not intend that such organizations continued to fall throushou-t Friday should come within the law, but failed the meicury went to 40 below All Men's Winter Under- No damage is reported except to some to exempt them through an oversight, The cold todav was central over the gardens where early vegetables am and the result Is that they are taxable Ohio valley All parts of the country growing. This new turn to the income tax except the Atlantic states reported 25c fp $2.50 came about when a member of a law sudden low temperatures Observa- wear Reduced 25% firm that hae specialized on the Income tax was asked by a client, a downtown tions In the eastern states were to th* Vanderbilt's Crew Saved. luncheon club, for informatlno. The effect that the cold wave was moving Men's $5.00 Raincoats, plaid lined Colon, February 6 —A wireless dis- attorney was sent to Washington for southeast, -while in the trans-Missis- patch received here today from the a ruling, statins that the club pays sippi region another cold center seemed United Fruit steamer Metapan said no di\ idends and Is not conducted for thirty-eight members of the crew of profit to be on its way In the same direc- Frederick W Vanderbilt's yacht War- Commissioner Osborn's ruling, made tion $2.98 Geo. Muse Clothing Co. rior were on board the Metapan The public today by the law firm, was that Extreme temperatures were Havre, message added that the steamer wouJd there is no provision in the law for Mont., 42 below, St. Joseph, Mo aero, take the sailors back to the United the exemption of any organization ex- Denver, X2 below, Amarillo, Texas, 2 Men's 25c silk lisle hose, double heel and toe, all States cept those specifically mentioned above, Bismarck, N D, and Winnipeg, sizes, all colors. Special Man, 30 below, Spokane, Wash", 4 be- low , Hemingford, Neb, 15 below* GOETHALS TO APPOINT Cheyenne, Wyo, 22 below 9 Farmers in the gram belt are grati- CANAL WORKING FORCE fied by the snow, as it affords protec- 19c, 3 for 50c tion to winter wheat Western cattle Washing-ton, February 6 — Organiza- are said to have been prepared for the tion of the permanent force of officials cold and stockmen will suffer little and emploj ees to operate the Panama •V snow and sleet storm which fell canal has beep entrusted to Colonel over a large portion of Michigan today Chamberlin-Jolmson-DuBose Co. George W Goethals who will become is held responsible for a railroad wrecX first go'veinor of the canal zone April near Saglnaw late today, when •» ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS 1 Under an order by President Wil- Grand Trunk freight train collided with Sale of Raincoats son made public today, Colonel Goethals a work train Edward Lewes, of is authorized to make appointments and Ourand, foreman of the T* ork train's fix salaries, exercising his own judg- crew, Frank Krueger, of Flint, brake- Ladies' $5 Guaranteed Tan Raincoats, good sub- ment as to the force needed It is estimated that the ntimber of man, anil an unidentified man wei e stantial quality—14 to 44 sizes. Today men will be about 2,500. Colonel killed and others injured G-oethals is expected to retain as many The New Suits Make Their Bow of the present staff a£ can be prof- itably employed " "^ The president's order prescribes in Calls Death of Bremner detail conditions of employment foi individuals in preneral accord with the Plea for the Necessity An Authentic Display of the present regulations, with sucsc h modifimi- cations are regardeer d necessary to $2.95 meet changed cononnditionss fror m the ac- For Conserving Radium Spring Fashions tual operation of the canal Ladies' Priestley Silk Raincoats; Grays, Tans, Washing-ton. February 6 —Secretary ALLEGED SAFE BLOWERS Lane, of the department of the interi- Blue, Black, tailored with pockets, rubberized used or, sees in the death of Representative for Auto; feather weight—rain or sunshine—To- The late winter mists of doubt are again raglan sleeves, again kimono ARE BROUGHT TO CITY j Robert G Bremner. of New Jersey, a dispelled before the clear, bright ra- sleeves, perhaps a belted back, with | plea for the treatment of cancer in Its day, at E C Pierce, deputy United States I early stages and an increased supply marshal for the southern district, diance of spring suit styles. a draped peplum. There's a fanciful brought to Atlanta Friday night two i of radium as an aid in the fight against white men, Joe M Dove and Tom Daly, t the disease Mr Bremner, who died Today Atlanta may see just what touch to revers, to collars, to linings. who have been in the Burke county In Baltimore yesterday, had been un- Skirts are tiered, are in tunics, are jail charged with blowing two safes dergoing the radium treatment for can- is what in suits for the coming at Green s Cut Burke county, the cer full across the hips and narrow at the first part of last December, and under In an official statement today com- season. indictment of the federal grand jury $7.50 for robbing a postoffice shortly be- menting on the death of Representa- We have made sure that we were bottom. There's a notable use of fore that date at Douglasville Ga tive Bremner, Secretary Lane who has Ladies' Wool Cravenetted Coats for rain or cold plaited laces and nets in cuffs—bell Both of the white men claim that 1 strongly advocated legislation for the right and we have gone ahead. they were raised in the citj of Atlanta, | conservation of the nation s radium, Dove stating that he has a family here weather. Priestley make—Black, Gray, Blue and shaped. He is about 50 years of age, and his I paid tribute to the remarkable forti- We have gone ahead indeed by go- ' pal is 30 tude and optimism of Mr Bremner as fancy mixtures. Serges, Herringbone, etc., fine for Even tailored suits do not escape Their cases will be heard by the fed- shown during his illness stormy weather. $12.50, $14.75, $17.50 and $19.75 ing to those makers who have the eral court at the March term Until "The surgeons in charge of the Bal- this tendency. They often button that time they will remain in the Ful- knack of originating and creating, of ton county jail After the United States timore hospital," said the secretary, value. Today across the chest and fall into loose court disposes of their cases they will "were reluctant to use the radium adapting Paris fashions to American he held for trial by the state courts for treatment in Mr Bremner's case be- lines. blowing- the safes at Green's Cut, Ga cause, as they said, the one gram of tastes. radium that they could bring together Styles are charming, they are a Fabrics: Crepes head the list, wool in the United States for use in his case crepes, crepe poplins, crepe epoxiges, CONDITIONS DAMNABLE, •would be entirely inadequate for at- delight, their novelty is impressive.' DECLARES GRAND JUROR tacking with any hope of success the $7.50 giant cancerous growth that was sap- and among the silk the notables are ping the life of the young member of Perhaps some will say they are dar- Kansas City, Mo, February 6—"Con- congress " ing, but such is the price of change, moire poplins, moire bengalines, bro- ditions in the grand jur\ room were "But." continued Secretary Lane, "Mr damnable" declared George Kumpf, an Bremner was anxious that the experi- of getting out of the beaten path. caded moires and plain poplins. iiiburance agent testifying in federal ment be tried, so that even a failure court today during a. heaiing to quash 1 might teach lessons that would help Colors: The blues and violets, the indictments* against eight officers and the common cause His death is an- Pure Food Store There's a distinctive note of'jaunti- agents of the Florida Fruit Lands com- I other of the thousands of patriotic ap- new chicory (a dull green) shade, pany charged with misuse of the mails ! peals foi treatment of cancer in its ness in suits this spring. Attoineya for the indicted men allege early stages and for larger supplies of Expert Demonstrations continue all day today- tango, rose, English checks. that government officials wiio conduct- 1 radium to help the surgeons in all It is expressed in many ways. ed the grand Jury deliberations ex- parts of the country in the fight against SERVED FREE. You are perfectly welcome. It is difficult to picture the distin- ercised "judicial tyrrany" Kumpf was 1 this dread disease " A modernized, a Paris-ized bolero a member of the grand jury until PX- guishing points of hundreds of differ- cused by the court because of business is one. reisons He was excused before *ndict~ AUTO MEN ENJOY "FEED," ent suits when each one is here be- ments were returned Saturday Specials It is the outgrowth of the cutaway During the day six other grand Ju- BUT POSTPONE ELECTION cause it exploits some distinguishing i ora testified, all declaring they saw no coat, blousy, loose fitting. At one mark of the coming season's styles. misconduct in the jury room. The annual meeting- of the Atlanta "DIANA" Peas, 2-lb cans, 2oc world over Automobile and Accessories association Limit YI dozen, Saturday, 2 for time it has deep drop shoulders, Seeing is the thing! at the Auditorium-Armory last night 25c LOVE FOR TWO GIRLS turned out to be a "feed" rather than a meeting. Pood and drink in unliril- Six large Indian River $4.00 Guaranteed Messalinc CAUSES THIS TRAGEDY ited quantities were pro\lded, after the Grape Fruit for Women Are Availing consTimptlon of which the annual meet- 25c GreensibuVg, Pa, February 6 —Love ing and election of officers were to "CARMELO" Asparag-us Tips (white). Dainty dish for Petticoats at $2.98 for two sixteen- year-old girls, neither have been held A hard rain, however, of whom knew of the other's existence, so diminished the attendance that It Sunday dinner Regular 350; Saturday, The result of a purchase that hap- . Themselves of Mrs. prompted John McFadden to kill Anna v*as decided to eat the food, but put off limit one-quarter dozen, Lutz and himself as they sat in an the meeting until a more propitious pens but once in a great while. • automobile near Ltgonler, pa,, early time today .McFadden, who had taken the Fancy No. I Norway Mackerel, range I to I When you see and feel the splendid Marvin's Visit girl for a ride late last night, tele- Representive Smith Seated. Ibs each. Usually 250 Tomorrow, 2 for. phoned his employer here that he -would weight and texture of the messaline as the opportune time to be fitted in never see him again Immediately men Washington. February 6 —Without DEERFOOT Farm Pork Sausage (Southboro, Mass.), In high power machines were sent hui- objection the house today seated Rep- you will understand why we can the new models of lying over the mountains to find him resentative J M C Smith, republican, made of little pigs; just the best eating in the world They came upon the automobile by the of the third district of Michigan, over with Buckwheat akes>. guarantee it. roadside, its engine still running, and the contest of Claud Carney, who MacFadden and the girl dead In Mc- charged that fraudulent ballots had Exclusively sold here, Ib Eight-inch plaited ruffle. La Vida Corsets Fadden's pocket was a note saying that been counted Bertha Milllgan at Lambert, Pa, could "Sunbeam" Brand Pure Sap Maple Syrup: Choose practically any color — It means an end to the corset ques- tell the cause of the tragedy To Coroner McMurray the girl said Mc- Pints 24C blues, browns, grays, greens, reds tion for the season and a making Fadden had written her a letter yester- Quarts .... s and black. day, telling her he was going to kill 4 c ready for the new lines of the spring 'the other girl * and himself. One-half gallon^ gic for Spring \/ suits and dresses. Backache yields mytantly to themafficpower Cape Cod Cranberries BROOMS 76 LEMONS GROWN of that famous nerve soother and blood qnickei 4-strand, good, well ON THIS GEORGIA TREE made, seasoned House A Little Group of Fifty Mourning. Dresses Rome, Ga, February 6—(Special)— Qt. 9c or Office While Floyd county does not claim to have a tropical climate, almost any Limit -z quarts. Broom .... Formerly $25 to $50, Arc Now $18.75 and $25 \ariety of fruit can be ffrown here SLOANS I and Mrs George Sharpe, a resident of Those now $18.75' were $25.00 to $31.50. this county, has a lemon -tree that has Deliveries prompt anywhere. Telephone Main 1061. been tearing for a number of yeara LINIMENT Those now $25.00 were $35.00 to $50.00 This >ear the tree produced seventy- Used also for rheumatism and six lemons The fruit is unusually There are almost as many styles as there are dresses. large and fine, and the average weight sciatica. Is nine ounces The tree Is planted in Mrs. James A. Loathlin, «K3 David- Crepes de chine and crinkle crepes, some severely plain, others are trimmed the yard, and is protected » of th» explosion w«ro given. J. H. HIGH CO. EWSFAFLRI Pa'are Four. THE < CONSTTTOTEON. SATtJBDAY, EEBBTTABY 7, 1914. "i THE CONSTITUTION man , peculiarly equipped to care for tWs * EUrtlblUkm 1883. phase of its work, and It has opened its RURAL CREDITS FOR GEORGIA ~ THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER campaign for rural credits at a psychological moment. There is little question that before SHOULD BE BASED UPON , Sunday, Jri.W«Uy «t tae Valottan the end of the present session of congress Mu. CLARK HOWELL. there "will be on the statute books federal THE TORRENS TITLE SYSTEM Editor and General M*naf«r. legislation as to rural credits that will strengthen the new currency law and co- The 'Valentine Man i W. L. HALSTEAD. a-stttin' up nights (Benjamin W. Hunt is president of the the owtner desire to borrow of a loan com- Bua£nc*0 Manager. operate with such individual state agencies For to fix ' us far ant Midde Georgia Bank, of Eatonton. former pany in Macon or Atlanta, another lawyer as the chamber of commerce. The latter nigh; president of the Georgia State Bankers' as- would duplicate the work of him I pay. And Dlxeetora* Clark HoweU, Koby Koblnsou, He hides away this waste of human labor has gone on with aowcH Jr., E. B. Black. H. W. Grady body can, in the meantime, be preparing From the light of day sociation, and one of tha recognized authori- And laughs as the world no book in which, to file copies of chains of both its members and the farmers for the goes by. ties on rural credit* and the broad general title duplicated and repeated from year to opportunities and changes of the new era. A subject of financial relations between the year. Each search of title costs the borrower II. banker and th* farmer. His reputation has an attorney's fee. which, when added to the judicious application of rural credits They say that once he was crossed in love caused him to be made chairman of the rural lowest rate of interest, causes the Georgia throughout Georgia, with a liberalizing of And sbe sent him back his ring, credits committee of the state chamber of land owner to pa.y a. higher rate for the policy of the city and country banker And he*s changed his tune commerce. At the recent chamber meeting- borrowed than any economist can afford. To tae Lover's Moon, — U No financial institution could exist T? in Macon he told his co-workers that Geor- and the country merchant, must stimulate Oh, he laughs like anything! its books kept after the manner of the ehop development in a manner little short of gia's archaic eyetem of validating and regis- keeper of the middle ages. Yet so we now tering land titlea must be remedied as a pre- magical. " / III. keep our courthouse real estate records. Por the lovesick chap he writes a line requisite to rural credits. He sketched tha The close of each day exhibits the actual Ol verse, so sweet and mellow; stimulative value of rural credits with care- condition of every customer's account in Greatlrials ful attention to business detail. His views every bank from Maine to Texas. He laughs in glee, . MR. PEYTON'S INTERVIEW. And he says —say s he: are succinctly carried in the following com- To obtain money on land at low rate of "She'll think it's the other fellow!" munication-) •* ' interest, perfect titles must first be exhibit- The Constitution publishes on this'page Editor Constitution: Viewing rural ed to the lender, in Georgia a truly perfect an interesting letter from John Howe Pey- - rv. credits as one of the issues vital to the title is hard indeed to find. Entered at the postofflce at Atlanta as Why must Georgia lag behind our sister second-class mail matter. ton, president-elect of the Nashville, Chatta- Alas! Alas! for his spiteful- ways dex elopment of Georgia and e\ ery other And his roaring jokes and grim! state with large agricultural interests, I state of North Carolina, and even the so- POSTAGE BATES .- nooga and,. St. Louis railway, the lessee of His sweetheart's gone, recognize the opportunity for service offered called conser\ati^ e jiortljern states, which United States and Mexico. Historu me in the chairmanship of the rural credits have written the Torrens land title system the Western and Atlantic railroad. And from dark to dawn into the codes? 10 to li-pace papers, lc! 12 to Z4-PMe I wish, she had married him! committee of the state chamber of commerce, paper.. Zc; 34 «o .ISO-pat'* papera. 3c: 36 t« . Several days ago The Constitution ac- • * ... which position I have just accepted. In ad- It seems strange that we bankers should S«7p«Ke paper*. 5c. • ___ cepted at its face value an afternoon news- dressing the representative Georgians at the have to point the way toward cheap money No Place for a Hungry Editor. DESPARD TRIAL OF 1803. to the faimers, the obtaining of which paper interview, in which Mr. Peyton, then Tt must have been a Billville editor wh recent Macon meetine" of the chamber, I did ATLANTA, GA., .February 7, 1914. wrote to The Kansas City Star of a banque not hesitate to broach the difficulties that would advance their interests, and the value visiting Atlanta, lamented the city's smoke he attended recently: One of the most exciting of the English must be cleared away before rural credits of all Georgia lands, as low rates of interest SUBSCRIPTION RATES! nuisance and inclined to electrification of "We belitive we could have bought al became practicable, as well as the advan- have appreciated all real estate \alues in By Mail In the United States and Mexico. state trials of the nineteenth century was European countries. the grub on the tattle, together with th that of Colonel Despard and a party of con- tages to be derived from putting the farmer (Payable Invariably in advance.) terminals as a partial solution. paper tab&e cloth, dishes and tbe iron upon relatively the same credit plane with Foreign countries are loaning- direct to 1 mo. 6 mo. 12 mo Mr. Peyton informs us that he was mis- spoons, for two dollars. Sere's the bill o spirators whose intention was, it was claim- the other American business men. At pres- land buyers on amortized mortgages of 98 Dally and Sunday 60c ' $3.25 »6.0 ed, to murder the king and revolutionize years in Denmark at 3 per cent interest and Daily BOc 2.26 4.0 understood by the reporter, but not being fare —'menu ' t&ey called it: Two raw- ent, we are far from doing- that. Because Sunday 1.26 2.0 oysters, two ounces of salad, two cents the government. This occurred at the begin- of the ban upon land as collateral, the farm- 1 per cent payment on principal, in Ireland Tri-Weekly ... 1-0 convinced that Atlanta was imminently in- worth. of roasted turkey, on* cent* ning of that century, and the conspiracy er usualiy pays a sky-scraping interest rate. at 23-4 per cent interest, 1-2 of one per cent By Carrier. terested in the smoke problem did not deem worth of chicken, two spoonfuls of dressing: As a matter of fact, since land Is the basis annually on principal. These countries have seems to have spread all over the country, not the intermediate local agents and re- In Atlanta 55 cents per month or 12 cent a,.correction imperative. one-fourth ounce of butter, one cent's wort] for the uprising- against the government of all values, it should under proper con- per week. Outside of Atlanta 60 cents pe of ice-cream, half a cent's -worth of cake ^was not confined alone to London, but to ditions furnish a gilt-edged security for sponsible factors our present postal deposi- month or 14 cents per "week. The smoke nuisance is a very real and bread, one teaspoonful of salted peanuts every section. There was a general dissatis- low interest loans. tary banks would become under the slight J. R. IIOLLIDAY. Constitution Building not an academic issue in Atlanta. We regret two mint lozenges, half pint of grape juice faction not only throughout the country, Farmers Are Grown Mm. change of wecuntv from bonds to amortized sole A dvertlsing Manager for all territory mortgages on land. that President-elect Peyton does not as yet so sour it set our false teeth on edge, coffe- but there were evidences of revolt in the But as long as land titles are in their outside Atlanta. ' — no milk or cream. But we took no chance army and navy over existing conditions. I chaotic shape, as in Georgia, at least as Cattle Appreciate*. The address of the Washington Bureau Is stand committed to electrification of termi- on being fooled, and ate a good square tnea was just a time when conspiracy could easily long as the tracing of titles is an expensive An\ s\ htem of rural cieditb that results No. 1727 S Street, N. W.. Mr. John Corrlsan 'nals as holding out very real hope in the before 'going to the auditorium and anothe: be rooted in the minds of a people who fel and arduous process, we are going to find in a low rate of interest being extended Jr. staff correspondent, in charge. at a restaurant just after it was over." right direction. But as electrification has that th«y were not only ^misgoverned, bu our path to rural credits strewn with im- to the buyer*, of farm homes will, in my THE CONSTITUTION is on sale in New that they -were being betrayed. pediments. The Torrens land title system, judgment, be fully compensated to the York city by 2 p. m. the day after issue. If been tried elsewhere and found satisfactory It only required a clever and desperate by which the state guarantees the title, bankers who always share in the financial can be had : I'otalingr's Newsstands, Broad it is coming sooner or later in Atlanta. leader to raise and bring to maturity the exacting a nominal fee in return, is the prospentj and suffer in the adversity -of way and Forty-second street (Times building dangerous crop of disaffection that had been sensible remedy. their communities. corner), Thirty-eighth street and Broadway sown everywhere. Such a man was apparent and Twenty-ninth street and Broadway^ My position is that bankers should treat The actual financing of farmers who own Iy ready to hand in a brave and meritorious farmers as grown men intellectually, morally no land resolves itself largely into a matter The Constitution is not responsible tor "TWO BLADES OF GRASS. " officer. Colonel Despard, who at the time was and socially. To leave to the law the ap- of confidence fn the industry, economy and advance payments to out-of-town local car smarting under a bitter grievance and whose pointment of trustees and guardians for the integrity of the landless borrower. His riors, dealers or agents. A recent dispatch to The Constitution re- gallant deeds gave him a1 great and mo incompetent. Surely the honest mart is not mules, horses and equipment of whatsoever ports the death of "Joshua Bass, the first dangerous influence among the soldiers. necessarily nor emphatically the one who nature grow less valuable >ear by year with. man in Georgia to, produce more than a bale While soldering in the Spanish Main he has never appropriated to his own use the age and use His only appreciating asset THE PERFIDY OF PANAMA. appears to have gotten into disputes with property of others, the moralist is not he usually is his horned cattle These, where • President Wilson's flat-footed stand of cotton to the acre." Bass, whose farm the English there, and such serious com who without temptation has kept inviolate the pestiferous cattle ticks have been ex- was in Houston county, died at the age of 68 p-laints of his conduct were sent home tha the commandments, nor does the practice of terminated, increase in number as well as against the shame of our Panama canal tolls he was suspended and returned to England - years, and was said to have been worth a economy by compulsion develop an econ- appreciate m va,lue in a progressive coni^ enactment is one of characteristic courage to demand the fullest inquiry into his con omist. mumt3, and especially in the dairy counties million dollars. He was among the first of duct. The full grown man fs he alone who rises they are reasonably liquid, selling more frc, - He says, in an- authorized announcement Georgia farmers to apply the principles ol Irritated at his treatment, he appears to superior to temptation, and of his own voli- Ij- at any season than any other farm crop have taken a \-iolent part in politics. For tion lives and acts on the highest p-lane. except cotton. -that our exemption of American coastwise intensified farming. a part he took In the Irish rebellion of _ If my position is correct, then we of the From personal experience and observa- vessels from tolls is a rank violation of the Dean Swilt said that "he who makes two 1798 he was arrested and committed to Cold "committee on rural credits" have only to tion of credit societies organized in the blades of grass to grow where stood one Bath Fields, Bridewell, where his harsh treat- endeavor to put economical rural credits cotton states, I do riot think any plan on Hay-Pauncefote treaty. I ment became the subject of animated dis- within reach of those who lack the collateral which they work successfully in Europe before is worth more to humanity than the It is that, and more. It is plain, unadul cussions in both houses of parliament. From upon which money may be borrowed at low- is practicable here. The European point of whole race o£ politicians." And to Joshua Ms first prison he was transferred to the est rates of the bourses and exchanges of view is more communistic, their member- terated dishonesty, pretty cheap at that, ant house of correction at Shrewsbury, and Bass belongs that distinction, figuratively the world's money centera ship homogeneous, the financial status of ' when a nation is committed to a policy of thence back to the Bridewell in Tothill Of the collateral possessed by those we each member more nearly on equal one with speaking. He did more than make two Fields, twithout even being able to learn the dishonesty the disaster is appalling. desire most to assist, land is the principal another, than any society organized under 'blades of grass to grow. He made many particulars of the charges against him, much Asset. "While recognized as the safest of our southern conditions. We got an international right of way at less to obtain the verdict of a jury on their all security, real estate is the least liquid more pounds of cotton to grow where one truth or falsehood. Hence, it comes about that the furnishing Panama several years ago through a binding financially of all pledges to secure debt. of farmers in a southern agricultural com- had grown before. He made foodstuffs and The conspiracy, on account of which Des- This alone is sufficient to blacklist it from munity affords the dispenser of rural credits treaty agreement that all nations should use pard met bis death as a traitor was hatched Independence to grow where all cotton or the so-called quick realizable assets of com- the fullest possible understand ing: of the the canal upon terms of perfect equality during the sp,ring and summer of 1802. anc mercial banks. Individuals, savings banks needs of his section. Our committee should weeds and slavery upon a single crop had the time for its execution the latter part of and lending companies desiring- to loan on develop an American plan, that fits our in- with ourselves. flourished before. November- The new parliament had lately land are handicapped by our medieval land dividualist point of view, and extends op- And now that England and other powers met and the swearing in of members had pro- From the example set by this one man a laws that have survived into this commercial portunity of financial betterment to all who have kept bands oft in the critical period of ceeded so rapidly that it was hoped that on age. are -worthy citizens. My' belief fs that the propaganda that holds within its boundaries November 16, the day set for the carrymg our tiig enterprise, we reward them by re- out of the project, the king would attenc Duplicated Labor. strongest sympathy exists between the bor- the destiny ol Georgia has gone throughout At this very time I liave in my employ rower and the lender, and that eacii owes pudiating a solemn agreement and giving the formal opening of parliament. the state. Heretofore, or at least since the In those days the royal procession as- a lawyer who has been for tbe past week to the other the fullest exercise of his in- our own coastwise shipping a senseless and endeavoring to find out how stands tbe title dividual efforts to bring about the best civil war, the main flaw In the agriculture sembled in the park at the back of St. possible conditions, in which rural life shall - indefensible preference. James* palace and crossed the Mall on its to a plantation in my county, and he daily of Georgia has been the all-cotton tyranny. answers my impatient inquiries, that he has be prosperous as well ab satisfying to the The exemption of American coastwise way to St. Stephens. Hence one of the m-ad In ante-bellum days Georgia raised not Why He Sidetracked. projects of these men was to' get one of not yet finished the search. "When he shall ' higher senses. Bhipping is senseless because its one color- "We announced recently that we were finally present me with a chain of title, all j BENJ. W. HUNT. only cotton as a medium whereby to draw the soldier conspirators to be selected as able pretext, to protect it from foreign com- against women votin'," sa> s the Billville sentry over tbe long- Indian gun on the Mall. the work done will serve me alone. Should Eatonton, Ga. tribute from the outside world, but it raised Banner, "and we meant what we said—at petition, is sent sky-high by the fact that our and to load and fire it through the crowd at also all the stuff it needed at home to sus- that pertickler time, but since then We have the moment when the state coach came with- laws'have long prohibited foreign bottoms been persuaded that it will be best for our in range. tain man and beast. With Appomattox from entering coastwise trade. health for us to change our mind, which is Parliament, happily, was not ready and N., C. & St. L. Head came a change, and the state and the sec- hereby done, at this writin', we having- been the royal visit was in consequence postponed Good Advice From an The only other purpose of the measure, Is Inaccurately Quoted tion gradually became debtor sections to an invalid ever since we come out as bein to the 23d. In the meantime the conspira- and it is the real one thinly cloaked, is to opposed to it. We never have had no suc- tors were arrested and th» miserable pro- Atlanta Negro Lawyer other parts of the country for those supplies cess in runnin* against a buzz saw and we By an Afternoon Paper confer an outright subsidy upon a favored ject was stifled in its cradle. In this con- they should have raised at home. The for- ain't a-goin' to try it no more. Life's short, spiracy Coloney Despard was the only man Editor Constitution: I want to thank class of shipping that doesn't need It. but we want to live it out and not die sud- above the working classes who apparently tunes thus surrendered would be difficult of you for the vigrorous campaign you are now Editor Constitution: I note editorial in It' is no wonder that President Wilson den or have to go about on crutches." had a share; the others were soldiers and the issue of The Atlanta Constitution of "computation. * * * * * workmen. waging for the improvement of sanitary February 4 in which. I am quoted as ha\ - should denounce not only this futile favor- Intensive and diversified farming offered The World's Buwy Day. Among them, from the very inception, was conditions among the negroes of Atlanta. ing suggested the electrification of railroad itism, but, what is' more, this subversion of a traitor, Thomas Windsor, a soldier in the I hope that you will succeed, in making the terminals in Atlanta as solving a formidable the way out. These Mr. Bass saw and, from Tell yer troubles to the world, Guards, who revealed the secret of the con- the ordinary acceptation of international "What's the word you win? Ue people of Atlanta realize that we feature of the smoke nuisance. current news accounts, was among the first He's got a quick engagement spiracy, and his evidence, in turn, was sane- I beg to say that this is incorrect. \ honor. to embraced In the worthiest and most con- To turn aroun' ag'in! tipped by William Francis and Thomas constitute one-third of the population of the reporter of The Georgian, in conversation Political gossip runs to the effect that a Blades. These men gave the government full structive sense he was a pioneer. city, and that whether Atlanta is to be with me, asked if I approved of the electri- powerful lobby is opposed to the president, That's the very way— Information of a plot which was of the wild- healthy or disease-laden, law-abiding or fication of terminals. I hesitated, on ac- He has made "two blades of grass to Never time to stay: est and most reckless character. count of my lack of knowledge of the con- »nd that he may have difficulty in persuad- criminal, depends very much, upon the ne- grow." And the gospel he has practiced Tell >er troubles to the world h« hol- The trial of Despard and other leaders ditions in Atlanta, but after a little thought ing recalcitrant congressmen to his views. lers out "Goodday I" n the conspiracy began on February 7. 1803. groes of this city. It is surely a truism that expressed the opinion that the elimination has made hope and development to grow, Spencer Perceval, the attorney general, was The Constitution is unwilling to believe disease and crime know no color line. of smoke is desirable, but stated that I had where before were monotony and stagna- Tell the world yer troubles n charge of the case. Colonel Despard was In the neighborhood where I live there no information on which to base an opinion that this report reflects the whole truth. He puts up all the bars: :ried separately, the charge being: "compass- tion. are three dumps. Negroes are living on as to Its practicability under the conditions We prefer to think that those who differ Got to keep a-rollin' ng- and intending the king's death " Several :he \ery edges of these dumps. Consumption, existing in Atlanta. Till he gets around the stars! persons testified to • Despard having said: typhoid and other malignant diseases are In the afternoon of that day I noticed the with the president have been misled, and 'His majesty must be put to death, and the inaccurate statement in The Georgian, r»ut That's the very way! people will be at liberty." He was also rife among the people living in these places. that they do not understand the full enor- A HOME LABEL ^OUR. What time bas he to stay? These same people are employed in your not knowing that the people of Atlanta :harged with saying, "he had weighed every- Conies and around your stores and offices. were particularly interested in" the subject, mity of the policy to which they would com- Chairman Wilmer Moore, of the indus- Just keeps on a-rolHn* as he hollers •nine well wtihin him, and God may know, out "Goodday!" They are a menace to your families as well it seemed to me unnecessary to make any mit the country. ^ *| j| trial statistics bureau of the chamber of * * * * * lis heart was callous; he would do it with as to those of us who try to conform to the correction. ils own hand " JOHN HOWE PEYTON. The, Panama canal is a monument to commerce, is already arranging the second Wisdom From the Tree top. Tne trial of Despard lasted until 3 o'clock aws of hygiene and sanitation. Our white American might, the greatest engineering "De Meat Trust may git de groundhog," friends must help us protect these people General Manager N, C. & St. L. Ry. industrial tour of Atlanta. Last year, it will n the morning, and the following- day all against themselves. Nashville, Tenn. exploit of modern history. The nation, can- said the old darkey, "but it'll be a long :be other conspirators were tried and found be remembered, the bureau organized a one- time To* it grits a collar on de possum^ fer puilty. , The execution of the sentence was It seems to have been the policy of the not afford to place a blot upon this Homeric day tour of the manufacturing plants gir- yer I is—bo'n so bowleg dat cllmbin' is easy deferred until Monday, the 21st, and In def- city government to let the negroes take care enterprise,' by launching it to the accompani- ez preachin', -an' de higher I climbs de erence to the improved spirit of the a^e the of themselves. I, for one, am frank to con- SUCCESS DEFINED. dling the city that proved an eye-opener to higher de 'possum roosts, an' "What's mo', disgusting details legally attendant on an fess to you that we cannot take care of the ment of historic perfidy. many of its most prominent business men. he sleeps wld one eye at a time keepin' de many problems which confront us without By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS execution for high treason were omitted by your help. In April of this year the second tour is to be yuiher wide open an' shinin' 7ak" a firefly- -oyal command, and that of dragging the lamp in de dark. Dar's a lesson fer you! De >risoners on hurdles around the prison yard, We have too many loafers among us. Success is just ordinary Failure — turned -HUNT ON KURAL CREDUS. liven, and it is being planned upon amplified only reason trouble creeps up on you is kaze on the road to executlan. and the subsequent There is no excuse for the large number backwards. Lines. you ain't got a light burnin' ter shine his decapitation of the lifeless bodies, alone re- of idlers in certain negro sections of our Success is a Positive piece of Business. •~" A thoroughly practical elucidation of the eyes 'bout de time he think he got you." .ained. city. Every idler is a potential criminal, and There is nothing Negative to it. The project is excellently practical. The ***** we are already furnishing more than our yalues and the difficulties of rural credits is Even on the scaffold Despard protested Success Is not a thing Loaned, or Bor- home label is increasingly popular in At- Lett in B Trouble Walt. share of the criminals of the city. You must mtire innocence and declared that the min- lelp us rid ourselves of those among1 us rowed, or Handed Down, or Copied. Suc- ' comprised in a communication, published lanta. But there is big room for improve- Here's a happy motto which is conspicu- ster knew that he was guiltless. Colonel cess is something Earned, something Found "who will not work- — something Grasped. , elsewhere, from Benjamin W. Hunt, of ment. Even yet some of our manufacturers ous in Folger jVtcKinsey"s song factory. >espard's dying denial was not believed by Instead of spending large sums of money - Eatonton. Mr. Hunt is chairman of the rural .he crowd who looked upon the other suf- Also Suscess is Something that YOU are, lave to combat ungrounded prejudice by "Maybe trouble by tomorrow, 'erera as his victims. .o maintain prisons and reformatories, you and have, that nobody e]ge is or has. Suc- credits committee of the state chamber of Maybe tragedy and sorrow must help us to have {good schools and to sending their products outside the state, get- ceep our children in school long enough, to cess is Finding Yourself — genuinely. For commerce. He is ideally equipped for that All I've got to say is this. when you have Found Yourself, you have ting a foreign label on them, and as such What today has brought of bliss A Good Farmer. give them the right start in life, long enough found your Life Work, which thereafter 13 position, probably more so than any other selling them over local counters. The process Is too sweet to let it go to get them well starte'd ali»ng the road of but the interpreting of what you are and one man in Georgia. As president of one of With tomorrow's dream of woe. (From The Carroll County Times.) ndustry, honesty, truthfulness and sobriety. Is expensive and a damper on development. For when that comes there'll be time There'are many of us who lore Atlanta have, set toward a noble Viewpoint, and then the biggest small-town banks in Georgia, he Our good friend, C. W. McLendon, a pro- and are proud of the "Atlanta spirit." It «is translated into Deeds and Achievements. „ . __ Every dollar kept at Jiome means a dollar After this day's song- and rhyme." The first process in Success Is to do your has had every opportunity to study the con- 1 ***** gressive farmer who lives' out on route No. our home and we expect to die here. We enlisted in the army of local development . Prosperity Text. 0, made a record in butter selling. During want to see her lead along all lines and we Work in the BEST way that you know how. nection between the banker and the farmer The more dollars kept at home, the more Take -a tango with Prosperity—let him be 10 months from February 1 to December want the negro to help rather than hinder And the next process ever after is to follow at close range. His professional standing is, show you how to hop high, but make a quick last-he sold from two COTVS 360. pounds of her progress. up your Work with something BETTER. new factories; the more factories, the great- end of the hopping- and make the sparks fly' butter, having retained enough for home con- I "want to thank you again because the shown in the fact that he fs former presi- er the army of spenders; the greater the from the new anvil. umptlon. campaign you are now wagin-g will do much dent of the Georgia State Bankers' associa- During the same period he sold 203 dozen :oward making Atlanta what she ought Victor Hugo and Duty. army of spenders, the wealthier the city. Promised Land. Ogs, having kept plenty at all times for ;o be. A hitherto unpublished story of Victor tion. Leaders of policy and opinion in Atlanta iome consumption. M. W. BULLOCK, Hugo is told in Le Cri de Paris, It is gener- Mr. Hunt realizes that whatever lies travel on these one-day industrial tours. The Prosperous old country He has recently killed his three porkers, Attorney at Law. ally known and believed in France that Ar- Is ever where you stand*— mand Barbes was saved from the. scaffold ahead of Georgia in the line of broadening They can do much to familiarize Atlanta It's where you hold yer ground and show vhieh were less than 10 months old and Odd Fellows Building, Atlanta, Ga. its agriculture will depend largely upon the Tei* title to tbe land. tetted him 855 pounds of pork, an average of Atlanta, Georgia, February 5, 1914, in 1840 by four lines of verse addressed by generally with the profit of the home label. 85 pounds eacb_ Hugo to Louis Philippe, king of the French financial interests of the state and their at- One Emmy Houte. Who can beat this record of Mr. Mc- Yet Barbes had never seen the great man" titude toward the farmer. He is convinced "Heaven ain't ez high ez what you think Lendon? Dweller in My Endless Dreams and never saw him during his exile. in fou are the evening cloud floating in the 1870, some months before the war between that rural credits, judiciously applied, will "Goethals for governor" sounds good. He _t is. Ef you had done de good deed you France and Germany, Barbes was dying m can tell 'em how to run the New Yqrk police thought of yesterday it would have been a sky of my dreams. promote development • phenomenally. * He ladder ter you, and you wouldn't have had paint you and fashion you ever with my The Hague, The exile expressed to M orce, .and the hundred other things they Risks of Aviators. ~^ Claretie, then a young journalist, his regret believes' land is, or should be, the best pos- ;er climb hign ter touch de hem of Heaven " (From The London Opinion.) love longing's. want him to undertake, on the side, and still ***** Tou are my own, my own. Dweller in my end- at never having met the man through sible security for low interest vjpans. It is a Not For Him. wrom he had obtained the pardon of the lave a breathing spell. A wave of sympathy swept over the court less dreams! king. Victor Hugo was at Brussels when notorious fact that such is not now the case, Th,is is tbe philosophy of at least one t the lord chief Justice during the hearing Georgia editor: Your feet are rosy-red with the glow of my M. Claretie came to present the desire of the the man engaged in business other than "If Fortune came tb see us— f the pioneer aerial collision case, when it sick man to see him. The Mexican generals are the star board- /as noticed that, althoug-h the accident oc- heart's desire. Gleaner of my sunset fanning having a great advantage over the With her golden smile, urred nearly a year ago, the pilots of the songg! Hugo heard the request, and, turning tn farmer in financing his operations. But ars at Uncle Sam's border resort. Too much Joy would kill us, wo wrecked machines appeared, respective- Your lips are bitter-sweet with, the taste his son Charles said: "Charles, Barbes asks And we wan£ to live a "while." to see me. Duty calls me. We must set out while Mr. Hunt stresses the value of rural y, hobbling on crutches, and leaning- on of my wine of pain. ***** You are my own, my o*wn. Dweller in my for The Hague this evening." * Mexico has no war poets. Rumor says Word F-rom the Critic. -alking sticks. Their haloes waned some- credits, he shows that we should lay a solid -hat when it became known that Lieutenant lonesome dreams! During the day the great poet and ro- .hey have all been killed off. * "When some folks get in the literary Vith. the shadow of my passion have I mancer received a pressing letter offerimr foundation for their successful operation by jwim they make such, a splutteration it's vehrmann sustained his injurj whilst play- -him the presidency of the peace congress a? ng football and E. C, Pashley had to con- darkened your eyes. Haunter of the reforming Georgia's disgracefully chaotic painfu^ l to turn ****the 'limeligh*t on *em." Geneva and begging him to come immediate- An eminent one says a statesman "would ess to bein& knocked down by a motor bike. depth of my gaze! system of title validation and tracing. What Waiting for tbe Wlnfca. They seem safer in air than on land." c6m- have caught you and wrapt you, my lo.ve, ike to speak his mind at all times." Why Then said Victor Hugo to fcts son- »B« says in this connection is thoroughly Don't ax de.a'rship rnented Sir Rufus Isaac, and so it would ap- in the net of my music, tween one man and humanity I have no ri°ht on't theV? Wouldn't take some of them Ter teach you how ter rise; ear, considering that it was not until they 'ou are my own, my, own. Dweller in my .•tinent. Wait till yo* wings sprout *ere taxi-ing- along the ground that the ma- deathless dreams! to hesitate. ' Charles, we shall le? out thte The chamber of commerce has secured a ong. evening for Switzerland!" And BarhW rtili? , Befo' you 'hit de skies. j hin«» co 11 idea. * —Habindranath Tagjore: "The Gardn»r," without having fcver seen Victor Hu»l SPAPERI EWSPAPER THK CONB'JBLTDTION, ATLANTA. GA, SATURDAY, FEBBUABZ 7, 1914. .Page
peal In the case of John DeraoBB, S«n* COUNCIL POSTPONES RULING MAY RELEASE tented to a minimum of two >ear»* Demoss served t\v o > ears and appllvd CHARGES PREFERRED Vocational Education Urged HUNDREDS OF CONViCTS to the prison commission for parolfc X-RAY EXAMINATION MONEYSHEETACTION His plea TV as refused and toe sued th» Frankfort, Ky, February 6—Several case fjnallj reaching the court of ap- UNTIL MONDAY WEEK hutidred convicts in tfce Kentucky peals. The court decided that under AGAINST POLICEMAN For Negroes by Many Bishops state prison may obtain their Imme- the >aw he was entitled to a. parol* OF BACON UNNECESSARY after serving' his minimum sentenc 1 * diate release under a ruling today bv without the necessltj of soing befor Becaiuse of the absence of Council- the state court of appeals The de- the prison commission and If a parol man "W Q .Humphrey, cbtirmmn of were refused the petitioner had th Alleged That Pier«m Wa» The council of btahopa met Friday a* much money as they receive from Senior Senator's Condition Is the finance committee, council did not ciaion is b&Beo. on the court's inter- morning behind closed dooda and dis- their churches pretation of the Indeterminate sen- right to secure a mandamus for hl Guilty of Conduct Unbe- Bishop Tyree, in speaking of the ta'ko up the finance sheet at its ad- tence law and resulted from an ap- release cussed much matter pertaining to the work in New York and other northern Better—Receives a Cordial journed meetine. held yesterday af£- coming an Officer. general running of the church. It wa« cities, holds that, the cburch Is doing Note From Wilson. ernoon. «iv«n out. bow*v*r. that there waa no much to help them Social settlement Councilman Orville H Sail grave no_ work and the work of general uplift tice of his intention to reconsider the Charges of conduct unbecoming an friction. se«m to be the burden of the efforts officer have been preferred and Trill There -WAS some controversy con- up that way j Washington, February G —(Special ) vote by -which the sheet was adopted be aired in commissioners' court next cerning Bishop Flipper not sending to The college presidents at the council ! Senator Bacon's condition was consid- last Monday, and in deference to the Tuesday night against Policeman 3?aul of bishops in their addresses to the ered more favorable today Sis tem- wishes of the members of the finance the secretary of education a certain general officers and to the stndent perature was less than it has been for committee It was agreed to assemble B Pierson, a patrolman of long- serv- amount of money that waa legislated body of Morris Brown college, are urg- council Friday afternoon and thresh ice tn the department ing the Idea of vocational education. I several days Having decided that the out the differences existing between the The charges were instituted by W C out of the money known as "dollar President O L. Moody of Shorter col- infection of the patient's kidneys did finance committee and certain members Byers a student-at-law A hand in mpney" to be paid to the colleges. The lege, Little Rock, Arfc. In discussing not come from his broken rib, the phy- of council who oppose the sheet the charges has also been taken by secretary of education is t« disburse •ft Illiam W Futrelle a cousin of the this matter, said "While we need sicians did not consider it Necessary to It was ewected that the sheet would this money among the different col- doctors, lawyers, etc, we more greatly take an X-ray photograph be discussed Friday afternoon, with late Jacques Futrelle, author, who legtis of the church Bishop Flipper need scientific farmers, men and wom- the possibility of an agreement being uent down with the Titanic en who can make something, and put President Wilson sent a most cordial reached by the opposing factions They were put on ftle in the office held that the percentage that belongs it on the market, and that which will and friendly note to Senator Bacon s The action of council throws the of the chief Thursday morning- Pier- to the Georgia colleges could as easi- fill a hungry stomach, and clothe a apartment today Testifying his in- sheet back to the meeting which will son & arraignment will take place be- ly be paid to the colleges by fche treas- naked back "We need boys and girls be held one week from next Monda^ fore the board of police commissioners urer of the Morris Brown college, as who after they have finished their col- terest in and regard for the patient, at its regular meeting next Tuesday by the secretary of the educational lege or school course, as you may put he said night. He -will continue on duty, how- it, who can go out In the world, and "I am sincerely and deeply sorry to THOMASVILLE PLANS o ei in the meanwhile board, and the figures be reported to from the soil, and In the fields of in- j hear of your illness May I convey to The polieemean s accusers say that him Georgia contains one-sixth of dustry, make a, living, as though there yoii my warm sympathy and express NEW SCHOOL BUILDING Pierson interfered with, a conference be- the whole African Hethodist Episcopal never was a patient to be cured, or a the hope that you will take the best tween Byers and a client of Futrelle church, and raises more than its share case In court to be tried" President care of yourself I am sure we all hope He\eral nights past, while the student of th* educational money After Bishop J A Jones, of the Turner Normal, an jou will be out and feeling like jour- Thomiasvllle Ga February 6 —(Spe and client were talking on D«catur industrial institute, of Shelbyvllle, self again very soon indeed cLaL)—-By an arrangement by which POWDER, street near the Caurtland street via- Flipper's conferences paid to the Geor- Tenn , said 'We are inspired by com- "Cordially yours the city of Thomaaville disposes of duct It is alleged that the policeman gia colleges their part, he sent to tihe ing here to Georgia. Some of the best "WOODKOW WILSON" $30,000 of its sinking fund and replaces drove the client away on the pretense educational secretary more than 1400 white men In this our great country it with $30,000 of the recent bond Issue that he was a suspicious character The matter was adjusted without any live In Georgia Georgia has given to Justices of the supreme court, mem- of $£0,000 the board of education will B> era and Tom Jones, a negro, who friction the nation some of the greatest states- bers of the diplomatic corps, and mem- hanre a fund sufficient to begin work Absolutely Puro if said by the police to have a loner Bishop Ohappelle is making an effort men the country ever had also, the bers of congress have been among In the matte1r of purchasing a new lo^j criminal record, were conferring- some to more thoroughly establish the and erecting a new building for school ablest church leaders in our own those who have called to inquire of purposes. time after midnight concerning a case church in Oklahoma, He told the bish- church were born and reared on Geor Senator Bacon s condition pending in police court against the ops that there ai e men in Oklahoma giasoiL Tou have dirt here that grows This was decided upon at a meet ROYAL — the most cel- ne^ro It is charged that Pierson, wfco plow split rails, work at the mills great men I am fully m accord with ing of clt> council this week, called patrolling his beat, flashed his light all week and fill their pulpits on Sun- the idea that the majority of the negro for the purpose of considering this ebrated of all the baking in the faces of the attorney and client, days, and then come up to their an- race here in our southland must labor Dr. Walker to Celebrate matter This action on the part of demanding that they explain their nual conferences with cheerfulness and i with their hands, and as such we mm,t council makes it certain that Tiiomas- powders in the world — presence to that Quarter at such a lata report their work and gi\e for the• train them in accordance with the ville will have new school buildings in hour cause of education and missions quite Itimes " His Second Anniversary the near future Upon recognizing the negro, Pierson celebrated for its great is •said to have ordered him off the beat, and reminding him of his past At First Presbyterian STATE NORMAL SCHOOL \ leavening strength and record for crookedness The negro is siid to have fled A few heated words purity. It makes your am said to have passed between the Next Sunday marics the second anni- FULL TO OVERFLOWING policeman and attorney STILL ANOTHER ARREST COLOMBIA WILL ELECT versary of the pastorate of Rev Hugh Athens, Gs_, February 6—(Special)— ' cakes, biscuit, bread, etc., Pterson's explanation is that Jones K Walker as pas-tor of the First Pres The second term at the State Normal Is a notorious crook, and that he has byterian curch Dr Walker came to school has opened with more than sixty Instructions to keep that part of De new students enrolled Every room healthful, it insures you catur street, which is his beat, clean of Atlanta from L.OS Angeles and preach- and every bed In the dormitories is oc- such characters in accordance with the IN LYEBLY ROBBERY NEW PRESIDENT SUNDAY ed ihis first sermon in his present cupied and many students have taken against alum and all -official police orders given recently in church on the second Sunday in Feb- ,ccommodations in town relation to blind tigers, crooks and ruary, 1912 There will be a brief Mrs Emma Garrett Boyd. of Atlanta forms of adulteration that -\ igrants Detectives Believe They Have review of the two y ears work at the Is to read 'The Pigeon' before the Phe regulation suspension generally Unusual Interest Caused by literary societies at the S N S Satur- go with the cheap brands. imposed In the preference of charges the Man Who Did the morning- service the subject of the day evening Miss Mildred Ruther- of a serious nature, did not take place Pending Settlement of Con- sermon being, "Four Different Varie- ford is to address them on ' Georgia in Pierson s case Dynamiting. ties of Religion' A seven-minute ser- in History" on Monday evening The only baking powder made from Royal Grape, troversy With U. S. mon to the children on The Rounds of a Golden Ladde1 r will be a feature Cream of Tartar. Chicagoans Will Be Shown Bogota ^Thursday Februarv 6 — The of the morning hour In the evening STATE COLLEGE WORKS Lyerly, Ga, February 6—(Special)— United States of Colombia will elect a Or "Walker will preacOi on 'The Best WITH U. S. DEPARTMENT Royal Cook Book— 500 Receipts— Free. Send Name and Address. Merits of Georgia Granite An additional arrest was made Tues- new president Sunday, February 8 Business Directory in the World day In the Lyerly bank robbery case Unusual Interest is beine manifetsed Some present-day questions as to the _ ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO , NEW YORK _ 1 part luck plays in a successful career, Athens Ga February 6—(Special )— At Informal Dinner Today Scott Sharp a farmor living in the !n the campaign owing: to the popular •what is the influence of the economic Co-operation has been effected between Dlrtseller mountain district, four miles belief that the new g-overnment is like- the State College of Agriculture and ly to come Into control of a vast motive In the production of morality, the office of markets of the United from Lyerly, was arrested by officers and whether the keeping of the Ten States department at Washington, An informal dinner will be given at on suspicion and placed in the count} amount of money The general Impres- Commandments and the accumulation Charles J Brand chief the Hotel Ansley at 1 80 o'clock by the jail at Summerville Scott later made sion Is that negotiations with the of property are compatible Young- The first work to ba done -will be Georgia Chamber of Commerce and tihe bond United States of America for settle- men and young woonen in business are with reference to cotton, especiall1 y Atlanta Chamber of Commerce to the "Wesley Vmyard the 18 year-old boy ment of the Panama controversy soon especially invited. Looking- to facilities for storing baled board of public Improvement of the will meet with s-uccess cotton An officer of the office of who wa sarrested the first of the week President Carlos E Rostrepo, elect markets will be stationed at the college citj- of Chicago Fifty prominent bus in connection with the robbery was ed by a combination of libei als and ( here and the work will be begun at Iness men will be present to meet the released Wednesdaj Tom Bishop, an- republicans is prohibited by the con TIFT COUNTY SELLING once of studying market conditions in iz representatives from Chicago, and a other suspect was released when he solution fi om being" reflected His Georgia mimber of Informal talks will be made proved an aJibi opponent in the last election Jose LARGE AMOUNT OF HAY To add to the interest of the occa- There a^re now five persons in jail as Vicent Concha is again the candidate sion the Georgia state geologist. Colo- suspects They are Mark jVEcNew Jerry of the conservatives or clerical party SUFFRAGETTES PLAN nel S W McCallle, -will demonstrate and Andj "Wilson Henry Hickman and The regular liberal candidate is Dr Tifton Ga. Februarv 6 —Special ) — Prank Mathews The detective on the Nicholas Esguerra, a lawyer 72 years Tift count1 y has turned the tables on BIG DEMONSTRATION the wonderful granite Industry o£ case is hard at work Upon it and it la old prevailing custom in the south and is Georgia, by means of stereopticon said other arrests are to be made in a The republicans an element between selling- hay Instead of buying slides thrown on a screen The Chi- few days the extremes of conservatives and lib Washington February 6 —Suffrage erals have not put foiward any candi- One -wholesale grocery firm in Tif- leaders began active preparations to cago business men are here to in- Mathews IB believed to be the man ton has sold and shipped eighty tons day for the national suffrage demon- spect the granite quarries at Lithoma who did bho dj namitmg of the vault date this year stration to be held here May 9 Their ^Mm!y fix/nous and Stone Mountain, as Georgia and and safe He was considerably jarred The church, the basic element in the of Tift county hay this season, be- up when found at the foot of Dirt conservative party has been particular sides what was sold for local consump- firt,t move was a request for a police Wisconsin are the two chief contend- lj active in the present campaign ex- permit for the use of certain streets ers for supplying the granite paving seller raountawi Sumday, and it is the on the day of the demonstration Suf general opinion that he was so badly pecting- that If a larg-e Indemnity be frage leaders plan to make the demon blocks to be used in Chicago The Injured that he was unable to make paid by the United States in connec- stration surpass the one that was held luncheon will be presided over by a get away tion with the Panama settlement some here the day before President Wilson s Cha-rles J liaden, president of the Photographs have been made of of it will be directed toward education Inau g-uration and which was marked Georgia Chamber of Commerce Mathews, and officers are endeavoring and the support of jrellg-lous establish by several near riots Every state will to locate Mathews home or find some- ments and missions which are lan- Weltner on Prison Reform. be represented in the procession that thing- of his past record He is a total g-ulshing for need of money is to move on congress demanding a stranger m these parts and refuses to The speaker at Ponce de Leon Ave- constitutional amendment enfranchis- DR. COLLINS TO SPEAK talk other than his name is Frank nue Baptist church ou^Sunday evening ing women The pi occasion, according Mathews HUSBAND SLEPT WITH will be Plillip "Weltner At this time, to present plans will farm in front of Special Assortment For AT RAILROAD Y* M. C. A. Two strange men are said to have when prison ref orja _yj_ in e\erybodys the white house and after a mass meet- g-ot off the night passenger train here GUN UNDER HIS PILLOW mmd, the public will be glad of the ing at a nearby theater will move to The Railroad Young Mens Christian on the evening before the robbery, and opportunity of hearing: an expert like the description tallies with Mathews. -wards the capitol, where, on the broad association announces an attracts e and the other man is being sought 3 ust two days after she told her Mr Weltner discuss it The meeting front plaza, an o-pen air demgnstra- Saturday program for its Sunday meeting at the husband that she would, rather see begins a.t 7 45 tlon will follow roo-ns Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock their home burned to the ground than Rev L Wllkie Collins pastor of Gor- to behold him under the Influence of HOCOLATE covered Limeades, don Street Methodist Episcopal church BATSON TO ENTER strong- drink according to a divorce C per pound 29c will speak "W R. Love first tenor at petition filed by Mrs Ruth ,Reid their the Second Baptist church, will sing a home at Lake Toxaway was In ashes HOCOLATE covered Butter Straws, solo 'ROUND THE WORLD and she and her two small children C per pound ...... 29c -were forced to flee to Atlanta. AEROPLANE CONTEST Mrs Reid charges that her husband HOCOLATE Montevldeos, drank excessively and mistreated her C per pound . —. — ...... AKERMAN SENTENCED In many wavs He slept ^vlth a pistol 29c under his pillow she said and fre- HOCOLATE Melbas, FOR STABBING CHIEF Sa\amnah Ga, Februarv C •—(Spe- quently would draw it upon her in C per pound —...... 29c cial )—Captain Matthew A Batson, de- the nigrht * Eiscman Bros., Inc. HOCOLATE covered Cherries Statesboro C5a. February 6—(Spe- signer of a hydro-aeroplane has an- Attorney Madison Bell filed the suit cial )—Frank Akerman, a young white C in syrup, per pound 39c min was convicted in the city court nounced that he will enter the round- o¥^RENCH Jordan Almonds, heie last night of stabbing Chief of the world aeroplane race next year Police OllifC in November Judge Boy- He belle\es he stands a good chance ALLEGES W. W. KENNETT JT per pound . 39c kin of Sylvama, presided for Judge of winning the prize of $100000 which GOT DIVORCE BY FRAUD ARR S Saturday Candy, fetrange „ "has been offered by the promoters of iftfr the jurj returned Judge Boy- B Assorted Chocolates, per pound 29c kin sentenced young Akerman to flve the Panama Pacific exposition To answer the unique charg-e of hav- CALIFORNIA Calaraba Figs, months in jail and imposed a fine of The race is to start May 1 1915 ing obtained a divorce by fraud "W $250 and costs of court In the e-\ ent Other prizes of $30 000 and $20 000 are "W" R.ennett some time since indicted per box . .... 25c the fine is not paid by the time his five- to be offered. The winner of the by the Fulton county grand jury, has IVE HUNDRED boxes pure sugar Stick months' sentence is concluded Akerman globe circling contest will also pull been arrested in Hamilton, Ohio and will have to serve sil months on the will be brought back to Atlanta by F Candy Two^pound boxes, per box 29c down a prize of $50000 offered bj The Court Attache Newt Garner chaingang London Daily Mail A bunch oP fresh-cut Russian LOGAN NAMED MAYOR Violets witk every purchase FOR SIMMONS' DEATH , Mid-Winter amounting to 50c or more at summons was accord-inglv sent to BY MAJORITY OF ONE NEGRO IS HANGED Charleston it is said and a divorce FREE our Toiiet Goods Department TODAY then granted w ithout his -wife hav- ing1 any knowledge of it Homer, Ga . February 6 —(Special )— Valdosta. Ga-. February 6 —(Spe Colonel John Brown Gordon I«ogan cial )—George Smith, a negro was •was elected mayor oi Homer over hang-ed in the county jail here at noon J J Turk by one vote today for the assassination of Jesse TABERNACLE BARACAS The election was very quiet Simmons at Olympia in thrs county a j ear ago The man s neck was HAVE HOME-COMING DAY broken, and he died -without a tremor Statesboro Home Burns. in three minutes. Sunda> will be home-coming- daj for Discounts Statesboro Ga, February 6 —(Spe- The evidence under which Smith Tabernicle Biracas 78 Luckie street BRUNCH cial )—The home of Mrs John Lee on was convicted was circumstantial but A general im entory will be taken and MAIN STORE Rv. Points Grand Opera House BuflcOn South Main street was destroy ed by conclusive and it -was expected that the roll -will be called tire early thia morning The building; he would confess the killing- on the •was almost consumed when Mr and scaffold He had protested h is inno Mrs Lee awoke and they barel} had cence from the first, and made no Cordele License Taxes. Continue to bring scores of rousing tune to escape with their lives The reference to guilt or Innocence when building and all contents were destroy- he went on the scaffold toda> His Cordele Ga, February 6 —(Special ) ed There was a little Insurance. case was rather a no-table one by rea During January $6,500 was collected son of the efforts made by his attor for license tax in Coidele an increase ney, J B Copeland, who, on appoint- of $1 500 over January of last year and bargains to the attention of men who ment by the court, and without pay- the receipts coming- into the city treas- Make Your Dollar Produce More A-K TABLETS appealed the case, and later took it ury from all sources have been larger before the prison commission and to than ever before A recent report of The Headache Relievers. Governor Slaton, who declined to in- the city clerk showed that the floating- appreciate sound values and know in a New York City Hotel * terfere. debt of the city had been decreased during the past year from approxi- mately $21 000 to about $S 000 GOOD PRICE BROUGHT how thoroughly authentic they are Two Specialties BY LEE COUNTY LAND A pleasant room with private bath, WASHINGTON, D. C. PER DAY facing large open court Exquisite :, G>a., February 6 —(fape RICHMOND, VA. here in every department of the Big tNot one room but one hunoVed of &af cial )—About thirty lots of the Mrs Mamie Callaway property were sold Low rates -via Seaboard Februarj 16 A" excellent room with pnvate bath, Cameo Jewelry here yesterday in two hours for $7,500 17 $19 3 > to Washington February 21, PER DAY facing street, Southern exposure. the ponces ranging Irom 912 to $30 per 2.Z 23, $1670 to Richmond—adv ) Store, wherever prices have been re- acre v (Not ODC room but eighty seven of them ) Pink Shell and Coral The prices showed a substantial in cre waist this ffirl ia wearing They're OR. J. WADE CONKLfNC mine and I can -prove It." Th* prisoner bluahed and turned Her PREACHES ON THEATERS Watch for Mrs. Mims' Diary PHONE GIRL ACCUSED eyes, dabbing them with, her handker- chief already wringing with tears "The Theater" Is the subject to b» Afte« Miss Bmbry had -testified. Miss used bv Dr J "Wade Conkling In mm Lillian Pearson, of 443 Edge wood ave- pulpit m the Unitarian church next In Sunday's Constitution nue, accused, the girl of having stolen Sunday morning- in cleveland-MimniBff OF STEM CLOTHES a costlv mesh bag* from her home Hall The sermon is to set forth the Then Mrs. D M O Connor, operato*- of theater as an historical institution, dis- the Auburn av enue boarding house, cuss the conflicting- attitudes held in In the second installment of the of the south The closing days of the "That's My Drew and Shirt- had this to say regard to it, uphold for it i place en- dfarv of the late Mrs Livingston Mims. "This girl came to n?x place se\eral Tilden-Hayes campaign are described, waist She's Wearing Now," weeks ago, getting board under false courage its development and describe which will be published In The Consti- and a stirring- description is gl\ en of •pretenses and -never pa> 'ng She's ts relation to the church of today- tution tomorrow, she tells of her in- the blowing up of Hell Gate guilty of comnrott cheating and swind- teresting: acquaintance with Commo- Mrs. Mims gives the origin of a his-- Witness Tells Judge. ling " dred Brannen, Barton MeClure, Sarah d ore Mau ry , the great geologist , of torfc bon-mot, and relates an interest- When her prosecutors had finished, conversations on current topics with. ing conversation she had with. Mrs the girl gazed defiance at them all. Dinner Dance. Slaughter, Rutherford Elite, Bruce A young telephone girl, tearful but then sobbmgly declared she TV as guiltv Tne dinner dance at the Driving club White, Louise Hartley, John Hopkins, the group of noted men then {177$ ) Joseph Johnston. relative to Madam* defiant, stood before Recorder Broyles this evening will be a bright ending Bllaa-beth Buchanan, William rmnn, lii ing in Savannah Among1 them Is Bonaparte {Miss Patterson, of Balti- of none of It and that she had ne~\ er FAILSTO SECURE to wteat has been a very quiet weeX Jeff T rSlrnu. I,® Vern Hartley, Bayson Frjdaj afternoon and answered to the stolen She has been in Atlanta for socially, and a number of parties nave Kennedy, Margaret White, Eleanor mentioned General Henry R. Jackson, more) double charge of "common cheating considerable while, during most of already been arranged Arflen, George Word, Gertrude Coxen- brilliant and scholarly, and one time Vivldl> pictured are the men and and swindling" and of "larceny after which she stated she -vv orked In a !»am, Martha Fort, John Stone, WtaJter minister to Austria Major Mima de- women whom the two distinguished trust." She was bound o\er to higher telephone exchange Fort, Henry Williams, Bugenfa Col- scribes a subsequent visit to New Torfa, southerners met north and south dur- courts under bond of $500 Unable to gl\ e bond she was re- RECOGNITION C. W, B. M. Day. burn, George Bardwell, Sher-orood when they were at the New Yorfc hotel, ing the most Interesting days of the She was arrested Wednesdav after- manded to Jail to await trial before At the last meeting: of the -Chris- HlrK-1. Marraret Biles, KatSerine Ba- noon and gave the name of Lola Belle superior cpurt -r-t»*.n Woman's Board of Missions, aux- ker, Mildred Mason. Iren* Thomas, then the mecca for the leading people reconstruction period. Brown, age 17 years. One of her iliary of the "West End. Chri*ti*n Frances £torri« prosecutors. Miss Dorothy Emb*-y, of caurcb. It was decided to observe Ellis ha\« taken advantage of Could Not Recognize Her There win »e a special musical pro- kjn -will dance/ she accused the telephone arirl or hav- the interim, of the Fulton superior gram and an appropriate sermon toy There will be a candy table where WHITEHALL SIRE MUST BE 21 OR OVER ing stolen court for a well earned, \acation m When Brought Face tie pastor The yearly offering uaual- fresh, home-made candies will be for "And furthermore, judge. she « lorid a- The two judges TV ill btaj in ly made in December, -will he given at sale Admission 26 cent« • The pub- claimed, "that's my dress and shirt- f lorlda abou,t three weeks this time lic is cordially invited IF ASHLEY HAS WAY to Face. Registered Nurses' Club. For Visitors. MAYORALTY At the annual meeting- of the At- Mrs B. D Pelletier and Mrs Thomas Councilman Claude Ashley Is prepar- Arrltt* Vo.—Mrs D T Bowen 0* l&nta Registered Xuraes* club the fol- WaK>urn, ot Detroit, h»r» been ae- ing an ordinance winich he will Intro- this town m-iTees the follow Injr state- loTfing 'were elected as officers for the HShtfulIy entertained the T>Mt week South Side Citizens Declare duce in council at Its next meeting ment "For 20 years I suffered ^ ith year 1W4 as the suests of Mrs Charles H. providing for the employment only of President, Miss Frances Patton: first Booth They Will if Necessary Take persons over 21 year* of age aa oper- womanlj troubles, and although I •vjc* president, Miss Virginia Gtbbs, Mrs. Booth irave » box party Monday ators of elevators, and it will provide second vioe president. Mrs Theodosia afternoon at the Atlanta, followed by a Issue Direct to the People. a penalty tor violation of rules which, tried different treatments, I did n«t "Warden, treajsurei, Miss Mamie (Mob- tea at the Georgian Terrace Mr and 'will require operators to sea that the get unj relief ley , recording secretary. Miss Ethel Mrs Hjg-h Murray entertained at din- doors are securely closed before start- •Whatley, corresponding secretary, ner Monday erenln* and a box party Indications point to the probability ing, and also to bring the o&r* to a, "was unable to look after any ef M233 J" ML Gapdlish, assistant corre- at the Atlanta- Mr and Mrs. Booth standstill before opening the doors -work, and TBV friends thought I sponding secretary. Miss Dorothy gave a pretty dinner party Wednes- of the Whitehall street situation devel- Councilman Ashlev is an expert en- Ryan. day evening at the Piedmont for their oping: as a "caaus belli ' in the next gineer and has an expert's knowledge Theiqcnuin could not get well visitors The table was decorated with of the operation of elevators He aays lilies of the valley and sweet peas and mayoralty campaign, and unless some- that it is impossible to kill a person Ff nalli T tteg-an to take Cardut th« Matinee Party. all other details were In pink and thing Is done to carry on the work al- once he or she is safelj inside the car woman s tonic and I hadn t taken one- Misfl Kath-erine Ixn ett entertained white ready begun members of the executive Six guests at the matinee yesterday at Mrs layman Aansden Ka^ e a bridge third t>f the flrst bottle before I oouW the Forsyth in compliment to Mrs party Wednesday morn!n& at her committee of the citizens' Improvement Charles Robinson's guests, Misses Rosa association directing: that work, declare Mrs. Edna God bee to Get notice Its good effects *nd Mary Newton of Jackson home and Mrs. r>avis Thomas Wilder ga\ e a luncheon Thursday e.t her home unequivocally that they will In the Now I can do all my Tvork, feol l(k* on Ponce de Leon avenue The details Hearing on Her Petition Nine O'Clock German. of the luncheon were In white and coming: election rally around a catndl- Tm not more than 1S y*a.ra *ld "but gold The place cards were decorated date for mayoi who will support the am really 49 My own friends «ay 1 The Nine O'Clock German club will with Jonquils A large basket of Jon- For New Trial Feb. 16 fcer'sO* movement and undo what they claim entertain at the Piedmont Driving club quils was in the center ot She table look so well, thov doro't r«co«Tii*» m» on Friday evening, February 20 and at each place was a corsage bou- to be the fearful injustice that will he quet -of Jonquil*. done if the pi esent council does not Argumen ts for and against a, new when we meet In the road T^he luncheon "was followed b> a authorize the continuance this year of trial for Mrs Edna Godb«e, of Millen, For Brides-Elect. •bridge -party at the home of Mrs kave'ihis irade-mark Mv bee, will be made before the supreme have a number of lady friends taJfclngr ment to Miss Nancy Prince and Miss Informal Bridge Party. It happens that many of the leading court Mondaj, February IS Motion Ruth Sta-llings, both brides-elect. The members of this committee were prom- every It since they found out how It helped guests will include only the attend- Mrs G-lllam H Morrow will enter- for a new trial TVJJI denied by Judge ants of the two guests ot honor tain at a small bridge party this aft- inent and active supporters of Mayor Henry Hammond, of me ernoon at her home Woodward In the past campaign — in- Whenever I feel a little ta,tlgru*d Bridge Luncheon. deed, some of them have always been after a dav s extra hard worlc I Ju«t For Miss Holloman. hia strongest political supporters In MISS DALY WILL TEACH 3Irs FVed Ludwig and Miss Kate tales a dose of Cardul and mm «J1 Jjud-wijr, who have just come to At- Miss Margaret Thomas entertained at past contests They now take the po- HOW TO DANCE TANGO lanta from East Orange, N J, to re- a chafing dish party last night in Tight side were the honor guests at a bridge compliment to Miss Polly Gordon Hol- sition openly that the south side will loman, of Texas, who Is the guest of Lucy I>aly intends to arlve Instruc luncheon given yesterday by Mrs Dud- revolt it this improvement is not cared tiona in tango dancing at the Forsyth I can t 513 too much for C»^^lu^ ** ley Cobles, at her home on North ave- Mrs L J Megill and Misses Ruth and for by the present administration and nue The prize for tap score at each Lois Johnson next week The dainty oo-star of the Thousands of women T\ho now wrrfPer table was a piece of Mexican pottery The party included Miss Holloman, that the best way they can voice their Hap Ward musical treats -that have After tfte game luncheon was served Misses Johnson, Mr Aycock. Mr Gil- protest will be in a straight Hgiit on buen seen here regularly until this from xvo-manlv troubles eofeM b« re- !n the dining room where the guests ford. Mr Van Auken and Mr Fred season, is now a vaudeville headiinar were seated about a round tablje, cov- Thomas the issue In the approaching: mayoralty Misa Daly has In her company of ten llcied and benefited^ by followiilgr Mrs- ered with a Venetian lace cloth In Miss Thomas will entertain at an in- campaign people Paul Jones Chute, the society WALTER BAKER DORCHESTER,MA& Bowen s example tnfc center was a large basket filled, formal -tea next week at her home on dancing master of Boston They do with daffodils, and all other color de- North avenue for Miss Holloman At a meeting of the Citizens* Im- the Daly Idea of tantfo A Uttle while Are you of this nucirberT tails of the pretty table were In yel- provement association yesterday all ago in Boston Miss Daly was Induced &CO.LTD. low- preliminary steps- were taken to "carry to give a Special 'performance for the If BO try Cardu.1 today It cannot Mrs Cowles was gowned In wistaria For Mrs. Hanna. benefit of a committee of the Massa- «harmeuse veiled with lace There Mr and Mrs Rix Stafford enter- the war- Into Africa, ' and one of th«p chusetts legislature appointed to in- harrm i ou, and IE almost vure to d* were twelve guests tained at a pretty dinner party Wed- members of the committee, in speaking vestigate the tango dances with a view you good nesday evening at their home on Juni- to The Constitution last night, said of reporting a bill th&t would make it per street foa Mr and Mrs John W unlawful to enjoy the pastime It is At the nearest drug store Miss Wright Entertains. Hanna, of New York, wJio are spend- "Mayor Woodward can save this sit- the purpose of the comedienne after >Jiss Margaret "Wright was hostess ing some time at the Georgian Ter- uation if he T\ 111 Many of the mem- her specialty In character impersona N" B —TH rite to L-adies \d\ isory At an informal bridge party yesterday bers of the committee have been his tions, songs and dances, assisted by Dept Chattanooga Medicine Co Oiat- afternoon in honor of Mrs Arthur Mrs Hanna has been the guest of her company of ten people on Tuesday tanooga Term Cor «»preinl Insrtrtic- ^Hastings "who has recentlv come to honor at a number of small affairs most zealous supporters, and we hope and Thursday afternoons probably tJonn. tnd R4 paffe boolt Home Treat- Atlanta to make her home, and for during her visit here yet that he will not sacrifice this vital .Friday too to gi-ve instructions in this ment for "\\ omen, sent in pla.in wrari>- Misses Cormne and Nannette Payne, latest fad in modern dance per. on request of Springfield 111 , *the guests of the after: south aide improvement It "w ill be siiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiii -. QER jiiiHiiiiiiiiiuiiinnnmmiic Misses Jtallman she . unfortunate if an Issue is forced on noon at the at tea this question, but just as certain as Far Mrs. Chambers. the time conies, we are going- to make Sirs Carltoii Smith entertained at a Pupils' Recital. this fight before the people if council There are other items of special in- pretty luncheon yesterday at her home The music pupils of Mrs Claude B turns us down Jn less than two weeks on "Eleventh street for Mrs Julian Nealy will appear in lecital Saturday terest for today, not mentioned here. Chambers who before her recent mar- afternoon, February 7 Those taking time we can have a signed up organi riage was Miss Bessie "Woodward zation of one thousand \oters, pledged It is well worth while to look also at The centerpiece of the table was a part are Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. L MlsserS Nell Warren Dovie Garner C'ladX; Silver vase, tilled with jonquils En- Born Doroths* Warren uladya Hill Ruth to push this wai, and ready to hold to the unadveitised circling- the large vase were small sil- Howell Mary Bald-w>n Mini-'—"'" full accountability those who are re- ver vases of the same flowers Rutn Rausenbers "Wa lerite Burford Rutlv sponsible tor its defea-t, if it is to be " rton Fanny Belle A tiny basket with the guests' nam« defeated If it is necessary for us to «u the yellow ribbon bow which tied Co'hj1 ni1n* L,oul&e Harris ~'Cora~T?ffce Mar fr^€he handle of the basket marked each sclle l.yon Masters Ray Smith ana Francis make the issue on the mayoralty, we place Standalca are prepared to do it," Mrs Smith wore a becoming gown of blue channelise, the corsage of It is certain that unless the question shadow lace For Miss Brandon. is disposed of satisfactorily, the White- A Very Important Clearing Is Going On Mrs Chambers' handsome gown was Miss Foenl Humphries entertained hall street situation will figure conspic- at brown charmeuse, trimmed in gold the members of her b:idge club and a lace and in fur The guests included low other friends yesterday afternoon uously in the city campaign of this eight of Mrs Chambers* friends at her home in the Ponce de L,eoti m year in the Children's Section compliment to Miss Helen Brandon who has' recently come to Atlanta from "Mother Goose'* Patty. New York to make her home The Chapter ^o 9 of AJ1 Saints church, guests included FIRM SELECTS ATLANTA of -which Mrs Hmton TTopkins is chair- lUIss Dollv prloleau Mi^a Alice Parks, man -w, ill sive a 2rtxjther Goose party Miss Hattie Broylea Miss \ irglnla Hoffman FOR DISTRIBUTING POINT this afternoon at 3 o clock at Gable Misa Mildred Duncan Miss Margaret Dun The Chief News for Today Is This: * can MiF« Margaret McCarty Misa Lauson Anothej large manufacturing1 concern * CVItsg Marv CalTcins will be Mother Hlnes Miss Lucy Roberts and Mrs Ware Go-ose and other children taking part Hoi lid a, v has acknowledged Atlanta to be the T will be <3ourtland Jordan. Jeanette most logical distributing- point for the We have gone over the stock of children's apparel and lowered the prices of nearly all- Collins Elizabeth G-oMsmith. Arnold Chrysanthemum Club. state of Georgia Atlanta has been se Cole, John Hubo-a-rd Prances Wella lected as the distributing point of Knowles Davis, Elizabeth Small Mil- Rome. Ga. Fehruary 6—(Special)— ' canning outfits" manufactured by the in many instances reduced them to just half. So those who have children to buy for will be The chrysanthemum growers of Rome Farm Canning Machine company, of have organized a clu-b anfl -will hold a Meridian, Miss charmed to find the most desirable of garments, including Coats, Dresses, Bath Robes, Under- chrysanthemum show here next year The canning1 firm, through the ef- A mimher of entries Have already been forts of the industrial statistics bureau wear, etc., at very small cost. An Appetizing Dinner made LInton Maddox, W M Towers is completing Arrangements with, the Jr, and G R Gibson form -the execu- Manufacturers Warehouse company to for lOc. tive committee of the cluib store their products, including can- It will be well worth your while to investigate. ning outfits, cans, labels and solders A piping hot dish of Kaust Macaroni, HUNTES-BOYD. with them for distribution to Georgia with bread and butter, makes a bis:, farmers Mr and Mrs. MeH ille Hunter of Secretary Leahy, of the bureau, is in nutritious meal for a whole family Guthrie, Ky, announce the ens'asre- receipt of a letter from the Meridian Infants' $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Appetizing, too Cook Faust Macaroni ment of their daughter Una, to Mr firm thanking the bureau for its in Edsar Lea Boyd, of Hopkinsville. Ky, terest in helping them locate here Every Girls' Coat in •with ripQ tomatoes and sprinkle with the wedding to take place February 18 It is stated that the Georgia farmers Dresses at 79c cheese (per our recipe book) and you'll have always traded with them, and due to their large increase in trade Both long and short Dresses, beautitully made, of soft, surely get a meal that will -warm the among tne farmers of this state, it had Stock Is Priced at Ex- cockles of the heart become necessary to select a point most MEETINGS. logrically situated for distribution pur- fine nainsook, with touches of handwork, and finished with Another advantage—Faust Macaroni poses, and at the same time save them- dainty laces is so easily prepared Then think of Circle No 1. of th» Wtoman a Mis- selves a great deal of time and trans- actly Half. sionary society, of which Mrs H >1 portation charges the great saying you- can make in your I>uBose is dhalrman, of the First Meth- cost of Ii\ Ingr by cutting your meat odist church, will meet at the home of bill considerably and substituting Miss Mary Graves, corner of T uniper and Fourth streets. Monday afternoon GRAND OPERA FUND Little Boys* First Dresses at 69c tte^efor Faust Macaroni, which, is at 4 o'clock Dresses at Half-Price .uoh more nutritious ft5,200 OVER SET MARK Values up to $1.50 * Faust Macaro-nl comes In 5c and lOc Freed of Wife Murder, The grand op-era guarantee fund I Girls' Winter Dresses are exactly half. Dresses .packages. Buy at > our grocer's to- Ix>s Angeles. Cal February G —A reached a total of ?C5,200 or $15,200 There are various good styles, and several materials, box- efay. Write for free recipe book charge of wife murder agrainst John more than the reQUJjed amo-unt, in less priced regularly $5 to $20 may be had in this sale H GJrondin, chemist, formerly of "Wa- thanone weelt £rom the time postal plaited, with belt of same, one, two and three-year sizes >£AlTfj BROS. terville. Maine, was dismissed today cards were sent out asking that guar- on the ground that the state had not antors send in their na-mes This Is In at $2.50 to $10. Fine serges, cashmeres, velvets and b St. Louis Missouri established a case great contrast to the firc.t year grand opera w is ;^i\ en, when the town was corduroys. All high-class, beautiful Dresses. camassed foi da>s befoic the required fund was raised Girls' Dresses, Values Follow Ing are the guaiantors tj date \mount previously reported $G3 luO Tohn to $2.50, at . . . . Jj Moore A.. Sons $ 50 1 H Saw tell $250 Children's Bathrobes Are Hurry- H O Hastings $200, Hugh Richardson f^OO J Russell Porter $100 Dr fo I* Sll For S)ma!l tots—z to 6-year sizes, made of white linen, ' ierman 5100 Si-ns Bray $100 Miss Nan B ing Out at One-Third Less Stephens 5100 Herbert J Haas SlOOv S A madras, lawn 01 pique; some sailor style, others straight, box- I\ vsor S100 Joseph Ratran Jr ?100 "Mrs Saturday Special \ T Spaldinff Jr $&Q r D Watkins J100 plaited The warmest and prettiest and best are all included. Tohn Brvce $100 Pauline T Hewitt 5100 Ml-53 Martha Bo>nton ?100 Total $65 200 Eiderdowns in plain colors — b'anket robes m mixed color ef- fects Sizes 4 to 14 years — priced regular!} $z to $5 — for this Pecanellcs at 39c a Pound BAPTIST CHURCHES WILL Girls' Princess Slips at 79c sale at exactly one-third less JOIN IN GREAT REVIVAL Regular $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Garments This reduction from the regular price A simultaneous evangelistic cam paign will be conducted in j.11 the Far* Damtj httlc garments, made of soft nainsook, and trim- of 5Oc a pound is made for TODAY ' tist cnui dies of the Atlanta associa Today Brings a Dis- tion beginning the 17th of May This med with late, embroideiy, beading and ribbon, 6 to T4-year ONLY. With the view of making campaign will be under the direction of the e\ augelisttc forces of the home sizes mission board of the Southern Baptist ! missal of Men's more friends for this already popular convention Dr Weston E>runer is the director of the force and he has with candy and to acquaint you with the him in the work twenty evang-eJi&ts and seveial evangelistic singers They Misses' $2.50 to $4 50c Ties at real -deliciousness" of our medium ha\e just closed a great campaign in Shreveport La Their next great cam- .49 priced special candies. paign will be in New Oi leans Lingerie Petticoats at In their worlc in this city it is ex- pected thrt all the colored Ba.pt jt churches v ill Join These are beautiful sjaiments—trimmed with laces or em- Of tne fittj two independent Ilaptist YOUR MONEY CHEERFULLY RE- churches in the Atlanta association at broidery and finished with rows of bnar-stitchmgf, they are least forty ot them will be engaged in FUNDED IF YOU'RE NOT ABSO- cvangel'sm at the same time The pro- old style, too full, but can easily be altered, and hence arc A large and pleasing collection of Men's Silk gram of the campaign will be announc- LUTELY SATISFIED. ed later extremel} desirable at the price we have put upon them for Four-m-Hand Ties goes into this clearance to- today 32, 34 and 36-mch lengths day. They are mainly flowing-end styles, some GEORGE FINLEY IN RACE narrow—but all good colors, the kinds that appeal FOR THE COUNTY BOARD Sales of unusual interest today in the Down- to a man's fancy. George B Finley, (ft College Park, is in the race for county commission- It will be a quick sale—one that you must er, according to announcement made stairs Section. We invite you to share the econ- on Friday He is not onlv In the i ace, but has the indorsement of a come early to share—for these are Ties of excel- largo number of citizens of College omies afforded. lent value at 25c. 34 Whitehall 33 Peachtree 1O3 Peachtrce Park and Hast Point, who. at a mass meeting Thursday night, put him forth as their candidate The citizens -will carry forward an active campaign tax his vupport. •"
NEWSI-V WSPAPfcRI THE 7, 1914. Page Seven.;'; '•COMMITTEE ASKED StiCIAL, ITEMS $5,000 Left Ft. Valley School "LASH NECESSARY | TO BEGIN WORK ON lira. J, K. GIMer, who ha» been ill for a-^eefe. Is improving. IMPROVING SPRING *** By Millionaire School Ma'am .. B, Z* Pell e tier and Mrs. ^n, .of '.Detroit.. -yrbo b*ve been IN CONVICT IRK" A number of prominent citizens, have | addressed a communication to the pub- scuesta of Mrs. Charles H, Bootfa in Nevr Tork, February 6.—(Special.)— The chief source of her income was Pomce de-Xieon since Saturday, left The Fort Valley Industrial school of from mines, quarries and other prop- ) lie works committee ot the Falton last night tor Miami, Fla-» where they county commissioners, reminding the Manufacturers I Georgia is a 55,000 beneficiary in the erties In Pennsylvania. The Haekley •will spend tfaft remainder of the winter. Deputy Warden Luck De- ; will of Mrs. Frances A., Hackley. the school was conducted partly from the committee that it promised to start the Mrs Booth will vjsit .them the latter "millionaire school ma'am" of Tarry- owner's private resources. worlc of improving- Spring street last part ot- February, when they -will en- , town, -which was filed with Surrogate The -will was changed many- times tertain a house party. nies That Men Have Been ("William H. Sawyer, at Tarrytown, to- during- 1909. but in the last codicil Mrs Xoveamber, "and asking that It begin Iday preliminary to probate. Mrs. Hack- Hackley • directed that the residue of j this promised work at the earliest Mrs. William Batten. of Kanxaa City, Cruelly Whipped—Negroes ley died at her well-known school for the estate should go to the school that possible moment 'so that the ?5*000 and Merchants will be the g-uest of Mlsa Martha Boyn- boys in Tarrvtowa Thursday, Septem- bears her name. There are about 5200^- which Is provided in the apportionment ton during grand opera week. ber 4, last, and she leaves an estate 000 bequests to relatives and to insti- sheet may be utilized. Show Their Wounds. of over ?1,000,DOO. tutions ot learning. The following citizen* signed the The condition • of JDe I/oa , Hill, the communication: young: son of Or. -and Mrs. Do Loa HllL Frank P. Rice, Clark Howell. Morris Wholesale and Retail who has been, critically 111 for three Brandon, J. W. English. E. C. Peters, TT. J. weelca, was slightly better yeeterday. ' A, 31. Luck, deputy warden of Rosa- Davis, J". 3. Cooledee. W. L. Peel, Fred J. land convict camp, and six: colored Paxon. Robert F. Maddox, Samuel M. In- convict* from that camp testified be- man, Robert J. !Lowry. J. K. Orr, "George A. Mrs. George B'oyntotn is vlaitinc ACro. King, W. M. MeKenzie, Edwin P. Ansley. Dunbar In lAugrusta. . fore the srrand jury on Friday. Luck YARYAN CASE LAWYERS U.SJARINES LANDED A. W. Farllnser. E. C. Kontz. J. H. B, Ew- **» claiming: that no prisoners have been Mr. Alfred Z. Reed, of K*tr York, la ln». G. "W. McCarty and John J. "Woodalde. a.t the Georgian Terrade. whipped, cruelly and th» prisoners Here's a Bargain maintaining that ruthless brutality BILL REDUCES NUMBER Mrs. Jorozne Simmons, flr.. I* has been employed. REFUSE TO COMPROMISE FORjnYINHAm in Birmingham. Track admitted that some of .the ne- OF CAPITAL OFFENSES *** . groes in the camp had been whipped, Colonel W. • K. Rexford, of , but "declared that only at the end of Effort Made by Judge Shep- Rioting and Pillaging to an Wash in gton, February 6.—Revision X. Y., is spending some time at th« of the articles of war to extend .juris- EXT week is Mer- Georgian Terrace. lash was.it possible to g-et any worii herd to Get Opposing Alarming Extent Breaks Out diction of eo-urCs-martial and reduce ' *•* out of them. He w£.s questioned close- the number of capital offenses was Mrs. Seaborn "Wright, of- Rome, la ly as to whether the lash had been Sides Together. in Cape Haitien. roposed today in a senate bill favor- the g-ueat of her mother. -Mrs. "W. A. used to the extent of cruelty, *.nd said Sly reported by the military co-mtnlt- chants' Gala Week Moore. Mrs. Moore Is improving after tee. Capital offenses would be reduced a serioug illness. that so far as he knew no convict had from five to three in time of peace • ** been beaten until the skin was "broken, Macon, Ga., February 6,—(Special.)— Washington, February 6.—Rioting and from fifteen to twelve in time of Mr. and Mrs. W. Nash. Read, cf Mont- although the skin of many Is tender, Efforts by. Judge "W. B. Shepherd, pre- and pillaging broke out in Gape Hai- war. Death sentence, however, would in Atlanta. gomery. are at the Georgian. Terrace, he declared, from disease, and mlcht siding In the U-nited States district tien yesterday to such an extent that be mandatory for only one offender— in tfio course of a motor trip from the easily be lacerated. court here in the place of Judge Speer, Commander Bostwick, of the gunboat the spy. and two-thirds of a court east to Florida. to have the attorneys representing tbe must support a death penalty. The *** Luck declared that the majority Qf Nashvill*. landed eighty men to protect statute of limitations would be Mi's. Jeromo Simmons, Jr:, and her whlppinrs had been administered for \*arloufl interests in the Xaryan naval lives and property of foreign resi- changed to conform to other laws of father, iVTr. J. B. "Whitman, JLT* In Min- a disregard of sanftary matter*. stores cage, gret tog-ether and affect & dents. the United States. Southern merchants will nesota for a short stay. I/u-ck stated that he knew of no settlement of their differences failed Commander Bostwick took action at *** other effective method of punishment, here today, and arguments trere beg-un.' the request of foreign consuls. In- Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cam of New on the petition of two of the three. Re- ANTI-ELOINIA TABLETS York, are at the Georgian Terrace, the "water cure," he said, having fail- Btructiona to his landing force were •** ed of effectiveness some twenty years ceivers, James S. Brailey, Jr., of Bruna- to protect Americans, all foreigners and The Headache Relievers., gather here by thousands Mr. and Mrs. Claude Douthet re- ago. wick, and E. W. Stetson, of Macon, to their property. tu rned to their , home In Memphis W. SI. Towtiley, a guard of the Bell- sell the plants at Brunswick and Q-ulf- Davilmar Theodore, who had pro- Wednesday, after a short vhrtt to Mr port with an upset price of $565,000. claimed himself provisional president and Mrs. M. D. Francis. wood camg>, also stated th*-t be had Judge S hep heed told the lawyers It purchasing stocks of goods *** never seen any cruelty displayed at would be a pity for the property -which before his defeat at Gonaives at tho Mr. and Mrs. Porter Lanirston enter- the camp. he described as being "one of the larg- hands of the Zamor brothers, is trying Armstrong, tained a few friends informally at The negroes li-om Roseland camp, est and most Important industries oj to eet up a government at Cape Haitien, dinner la*t oiigrht at their home. the southern country" to be squandered where he retreated after the battle. He who testified before th'e grand jury on by interminable litigation. Cafor & Company for the home trade. **• Friday, stated that excessive whip- has appointed a cabinet, but, according Mr. W. 8. .Byck iha^rettirned frotn Counsel for the faction opposing the to Commander Bostwick's report, ap- the north. Mrs. Byck will remain some pina»- were frequent. They declared sale of the plants made an effort to Baltimore, Md. tha^they had been beaten until the have the court strike from the record pears to be losing control of his forces. time longer at Atlantic City. the answer to the .petition for receiver- •Latest reports from Captain Russell, *•• Jjlood was drawn, and often for no, ship filed by President Brailey, in Mrs. Robert Hoke, Mrs. Webb and ^ause that they could discover. Perry of the battleship South Carolina, at We call attention of The daily and Sunday two children, of North Carolina, are the which he admitted the need of a re- Port-au-Prince, expressed apprehension •nests of JDr. and Mrs. Michael Hole*. Praig-, one of the convicts, exhibited ceivership, but In ,thi£ they failed. for the safety of the city. However, »»» ' - wounds, which he said were the- re- They then presented an additional an- The Millinery Trade swer showing that the connpariy is now he reports no organized efforts to ex- MiKs Laraar Jeter will entertain at a sults of recent whippings. in the hands of the bankruptcy court pel foreign naval forces policing the to the fact that w« will open Constitution will catch ' tea this af tornoo n in honor of her The convicts Bjlso testified that one at Toledo, Ohio, but Judge Shepherd city, though hia earlier reports indi- guest, Miss Lillian Brock, of LaFay- of the guards. Gus Stoddard, threw ette', Ala., and Mrs. Arthur Haatmga. of expressed the opinion that where the cated dissatisfaction by natives gen- SAMPLE ROOMS stones as large as a nwtn'a flat at the assets are in a cou-rt of jurisdiction erally at the- presence of the sailors 'New York. four months before the bringing of a at the Ktmball Houae. February the eyes of these gentle- *•• convicts while they "»'ere working- with bankruptcy petition, the doctrine is and maries ashore. Mrs. Keats Speed will leave next the Idea of getting more work out of A committee on safety at Pourt-au- 10, for the display of the latest them. He re-enfi6rced this method, it well established that the court first Prince, representing foreign residents novelties in millinery, and will week, to visit her, parents, Mr. and Is said, by an occasional prod from the assuming Jurisdiction,-contin-ues in pos- he represented by Mr. John H. Mrs. Chenault, in Lexington, Ky. Miss session of the property. However, no and business elements, also requested men Chenattlt, wbo has 'been the giieat of barrel of his gun an 1ft 1:OO many friends in Atlaivta, has given remains missing, and nothing is k'nown throughout his district for the state' IVI«UHiE. • /«nflf%y . J.O A.- of his whereabouts. Friends profess to Tuesday several concerts this winter In Buf- chamber. He has'planned for a num- QUICKEST ROUTE via FISHGUARD tor falo and will giv« two in Boston. believe that he is fitill near Americas, ber of addressds by able speakers" LONDON PARIS BiSULIN VIENNA . *•* and may yet return voluntarily to help throughout his district. ) *Camp»iUn.Feb.l8.iam MaiiratinSa *prH 8 Mr. "William Lowenstein has returned untangle the bank's affairs. T. JM. Morgan, of the state chamber,. *Carmani»,Feb.28, 10am ,iH««r«ianid , ft H 'to the city. made the closing speech ol the even- I "Campanla,Mar^6,lam*Canipanm. Apr.15 lam **»,- ing urging Georgians to produce on, I tififfanfaft AprilJ Lusifatli* *Pr11 a2 Miss Allle Candler is visiting friends their farms all the food supplies, to ' MIWMIIM a A. M. I. US 1 1*11119 , A. M< Wednesday for two weeks In Florida. FOR "GEORGIA DAY" establish canneries and raise live.' *CaHs a£ Qucenstoivn East and west Bound. • *** stock, and to grow less cotton, and j Miss Anna "Watson will entertain at UNIVERSITY MAKES thus secure prosperity. bridge next Wednesday for Miss Susan Ooborne, a bride-elect., Great Britain** Larrcat Ship *** ATTRACTIVE PLANS The Embodiment jut tlia Jfrovetl elta Tau 'Delta fraternity en- Oliver, Hansdell and Fletcher, of tho D v Next Week at No Extra Cost tertained at a big dinner last night senate commerce committee, g~ave a to Bremen FORSYTH *" «•«"•• 2:30 You Can Buy at the Ansley hotel complimentary to hearing today to charges filed against rv^raj 1 » n tvenloqj 6:30 the Emory chapter. Beta Epsilon, James C. McNally, whose nomination One Class (II) f BELL BLANCHE Edmund Hayts S Co. which had sixteen members of that to be American consul at Nuremburg, Prime Donna Impersonator "Iho Pijno Motor" A Family Supply* Saving chapter in Atlanta to attend the din- Bavaria, awaits confirmation. 'Charges Steanasltlps Will Print 350,000 Copies and Fully Guaranteed.. ner. The- University of Georgia was filed on behalf of J, I'\ Newman, an Gco. Jonen and Harry Sylvester, Bl- also represented by a delegate. American citizen in China, allegr6 with- ---. 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Your druKRist has Irede-Uirt everywhere, 2Sc. Sample FREE. JCHSJ M. BORN, Steamship flgant { ask for Display Advertising. We Pines, or -will get It for you. If not, MEETS NEXT THURSDAY • Address, Alien S. Oltnsted. Le Roy. NY. •end to Xhe Pines Co., Ft, Wayne, led. IbeManivboputtlieECa! la F £ E T. 617 Third Natiana! Bank Building, A HIT! A SENSATION! will help you write your ads and The annual meeting of the Asso- Georse Klclne'a Photo-»ranin ciated Charities will be held next Superb plan your week's campaign. Thursday. J, C. Losan returned yes- terday from his vacation in Pensacola, CHENEY'S Any musician will tell you to buy ITla., where he has been hunting- and resting Antony and Cleopatra a used piano of good make rather The annual report of the association EXPECTORANT 1» Kisrhl Parts and Three . is being prepared. The speaker for the THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION- than a poor new one. Advertise annual meeting "will be >J_>r. Graha-m Cures Whooping Cough, Croup Taylor, who is the head of the Com- Colds. runiuiiK ot tho noae, jsore ttu-oui, LAST DAY— Gome Early ; "The Standard Southern Newspaper" for one in a Constitution Want Ad. mons, in Chicago. I>r. Taylor was the Cb^Bey'a . J£ij>«ctorant . sllEhtly laxative. Contihuoti* from fO:ao A. Bl. to Prevents, the • vhoop In whooplne cough. 11 P. M. Telephone Main SOOO—Atlanta 5001. founder of the ta-mous Commons there, Children UJi« Cheney's and bas^beeo on the UlttpN DEPOT TICKET OFFICE * a>nd js an interesting" lecturer, being- a market fifty years. T*ke tli« old, tried, and man of hisb. education. ton*. covurb cxur*. llo *t ~ i Page 8 1 , ATHiAJWCA, O&, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1914. ATOTAQUOTftlNS
San Carlo Grand Opera. (Oolrrected. «j »- iwauvj » . u.fc —~— —- ^ 4.At the Atlanta.) 0 11tb Broad Stre0t The San dxlo Grand Opera com- BAJ&c S?°&>&k lum!p£. -' jpany, which presented "U Trovatore' iS Ej£ - - T.- t; ::*' at the Atlanta, theater last night, BOX APPLES^—" " . pleased its audience quite as much aa on the night before when the company made such a hit in *X.ucia," PLORIDA "oRANijES 'fancy'.'. " J1.T5**>•!* Emilia Vergerl, as Eleonora, and EJu- FANCY GRAPEFRUIT ...Uofeo eemo JEJVjlco, as Manrico, played, the W S1"6"1!, drum principals of the opera in a very cred- "•:: :!fc8 Four Bouts Friday Night itable manner, and won. the unstinted *s.oo applause of the audience. They were °^-l"f "•"••*>«•.•. -•-•-••••• I5.2S encored a. number of times in their ren- STORIES ABOUT STARS dition of '^Hiserere," which was beau- tiful, indeed. Humorous ana Serious Tmles of the Ball Field Result in Sleep Wallops; These two did not appear in Thurs- 1 day night's performance. Vergeri has Number 24. i a soprano voice, the high notes of ATUNTATONIGHT which are particularly good. Folco, while a better actor than a singer, has oc - By Billy brief trial, but Bill Klem admits he Card Pleased Good Crowd >a baritone of remarkable volume. CUCUMBERS '.'.'.'.. .^IS- will Ions remember the name of Rehg. ; "II Trovatore" also served to intro------Picked up by any team other than It all happened in a game at Pittsburs. Great Rivals on Basketball the Boston Americans, "Walter Rehg Late in the contest Manager Clarke | duce several other new singers, who would have won. a regular berth al- were Giustino Zara, a bjxitone, in the -F^H/C-basket "crali". *.\ V. *•"• • • •*3 HS most at once. sent in Rehg as a pinch hitter so as to Gannon showed plainly that he had ' -role of the Count of HJuna, and R. OKRA. crate, tender * C'S2 "\VEET i'OTATOES bushel S0£ Floor Meet Here—Birming- Rehg was secured Set a chance to look over the young FRIDAY'S RESULTS been stung hard—he wilted. •Camp'bell^«.«*»™w, —contralto. , a—s Azuceiic- u The by Boston from man. Walkine to the plate the recruit Hanlon followed up his advantage 1 singin- g o-f •th' e ' las' t named w-as dis- :AU.L1 FLOWER drum ...... -.*2-*>0 notified Klem that Rehg would bat for Eddie Hazilon stopped Mickey St. Paul near the Gannon in two rounds. by shooting his hay-making right S tinctly one of the features of t,h; e pro- _ POtXTBY AXD EGGS. ham Won the Game in Bir- close of last sea- the pitcher. Rehg being an unusual across to the chin, but Gannon exhib- t duotion. Hens. lj*e-. pound ..I2c eon and showed name, Klem didn't get it at first. Once Jimmy Grant stopped Myer Pries ited toughness and staying powers. It [ A. Sedelmayer, William Giuliani and Friers, pound "." ..ISc to good advan- more he asked the name. Giving Klem in -three rounds. took five of those right-hand wallops I p. Anzalone, who sang Thursday night Ducks, apiece. ..25c mingham. tage in all de- a look of sympathy, he replied: to send him down for the final count. also sang last night. " "" partments of the "I guess it would be easier If you Kid Young: stopped £24 Ruff in Hanl&n, with careful training by an Giovanni Leotti directed the orches- game. Unfortu- Just sneezed it." Klem finally sot the one round. expert wiio can teach hdm how to step tra last night. GROC&IUES. The most important same of the local nately Rehg is an name straightened out and made the inaide of a lead and smash away with "l&L Traviata" will be given at Satur- (Corrcoted by Oel«i.b> Grocery Company-? baseball season thus far will be staged usual announcement: Kid Wllkes stopped Battling Axle Greasi—Diamond J17&T No. 1 Mica. tonight on the floor of the Atlanta outfielder, and to Brown in two rounds. that vicious right, will give all the day matinee, and '^Cavalleria Rusti- 56.26. No. '2 Mica, $4 J6. break in on the "Rehe batting for Adams." •boys of his weight a tough battle. cana" and *"I Pagliacci" Saturday Cheese—Alderney 21 S » * At Boston trio— "That is another boot you ha-ve made, night. Red Rock Ginnt-r Ale—Quarts. $9: plntm, The"BirrninKham Athletic club, the Lewis, Speaker t7mD. r am going to get a hit for my- Pries Stopped Again. J10. Red Rock fajrup, SI.50 per Kallon. local club's fiercest rivals, will be their and Hooper—4s self," said Rehg. He made good his Myer Pries'was stopped by Jimmy (iCand>—Stick. C»* , mixetr, 6^. chocolates. opponents in a return engagement, threat with a single. This, in a nutshell, tells what hap- Grant in the third round. He lasted "Little Lost Sister." Birmingham winning the game played quite a job. Inci- pened at the reopening of the boxing Salt*—100 -!b. baffs. ECc. Ice cream, BOo; dentally it might Last year he pulled one at the ex- five rounds in Macon against Grant on (At the Atlanta.) ranocryata SOc Mo 3 barrels. 53.25, in Birmingham recently by the score of be added that pense of George McBride, that at first game in the Stein er-Emery building Thursdav night. Next week Atlantana \\ til be treated, to Arm j.nd Hummer fcod.i S3 05, kejr soaa, Boston has a sub- made the brilliant shortstop sore, and on Viaduct place last night. But PYies took this bout on short the most sensational white slave play ever 2c. Rojal Baking Powder. 1-lb, $4.80. %i- ~Uut in that game, the locals were then on second thought made him The fans got just what it was pre- staged In the city, when Virginia Brooks' playing without the services of their stitute outfielder, notice, Spider Britt either being bought true-to-life play, "Little Lost Slater," is lb., $500. Horafurd's. S4.50: Good Luck. Henrickson, who laugh. Retog was coaching at third, dicted they would—a lot of slugging?. off from fighting or getting a touch of presented at the Atlanta Monday, Tuebday J3 75, Succ<"^, si so Rough Rider, 51.80. star forward Willingham Smith. To- would probably •when an unusually difficult grounder It was also predicted that there •was a col<2 feet. He presented a "certificate and Wednesday. Matlneea will be given Boanfe—-Liinj, 7c. navy, 52.76. night, they will have him in the game possibility of a knockout in each of Ink—Per crate $1.20 be a star with was hit to McBride'q right. Off with of,illness." Pries' showing under the Tuesday and "Wednesday. These matinees Jellj— 30-lb. palls. Jl.JB: 3-oz.. $2.70. and there should he a different result. most any other the crack of the bat McBride made a the mills, and this prediction was also conditions was excellent and he sur- will be at popular prices with BO cents for Spaghetti—?1 SO. Birmingham and Atlanta fives play big league club. wonderful atop of the ball, but really fulfilled. prised by the way that he fought back. the orchestra and 26 cents for the balcony. Leather—Diamond onk 4Sc. two games every season and these never bad a chance to throw the man Promoters Staten and Taylor gave a It Is a play depicting scenes found by Miss Kames usually result in a victory for Rehg had a If Pries had a little more heart he Brooks In her studies of the white slave Pepper—Grain. 15c. ground, ISc. abort trial with out at first. After making the stop, good crowd of fight fans a short, but would Ta&Ke a splendid boxer. Ha question. Flour—Elesant,, ST 00, Diamond. $«.15. each on their home floor. It does not the Plttsburg club McBride continued to Juggle the ball entertaining, evening and they are to knows how to box, 'but when stung Beat Self-Rising. ?c.7&. Mytyi>n« Self-RIa- look like the rule will be varied this a few years ago. after the manner of a vaudeville per- be congratulated. hard a. couple of times he loses his ing. JE an. Monogram, J-.60. Carnation. Usually an um- former. He Just seemed unable to hold heart. Keith Vaudeville. *.> 35, Lioldon Grain. JE 00; Pancake. p«r The 'strongest line-ups that the two it \fter batting it around several Hnolon Surprises. pire soon forgets Easy For Young. 4 At the Forsyth.) Lard aad Compound—Cottolenc. J7-75; clubs can muster will be run on the the names of th« times, Rehg from his coaching position Eddie Hanlon surprised the talent. Today's performances, matinee and mght. Snouflake. ta^e" Jfo.50. vialte Whit*. 9VA; flo'or tonight. The usual dancing fea- many recruit* at third yelled: The young local welter showed a Kid Young, looking better than ever will close one of the Forsyth's most success- Le«Lf, ISUfC baala ture will be enjoyed after the game who break Into the big league for a "Grab it by the handle. straight left that went true to the stopped Kid Ruff in the first round of ful weeks. Edmond Hayes in his absurd Rice—540 to 6c. ffrlta, $2.20. which" is scheduled to start at 8:30 mark, something that he did not have a scheduled six-round bout. Young satire. "The Piano Movers," has had a groat butir Gberkln^—por crate. $1 SO. kegs. 512 o'clock. , when he fought here 'before. He still deal to do with this, as haa also Belle ©15. sweet mixr>d. nega. $12.60: olives, 90o Goldman was to have met Young, but Blanche, the charming and clever Imperso- to $4 50 per dozen. Here is the probable line-up: possessed that hay-making right and he was attacked with the same kind of nator, mimic and descriptive actress. Next Extracts—lOc toouders. 95c per dozen; SBo Birmingham. Positions. Atlanta. it was this digit that spelled victory disease that attacked Spider Britt. week's hoadllner will be little Mist, Lucy Soudern. $2 per dozen McGowan .. R. F. Forbes or for him. Young- showed a straight left 'betten Daley with a company of ten singers and Suear—Granulated; 54 60; llffht brown. Graves Both boys opened viciously in the than any punch he has shown before dancers. Miss Daley will fc*ve her own ver- «%; dark brown, 4^c; domino. S^c. Thomas .. .. , L. P, .. .Smith DENT SPIKES REPORT first round. Gannon opened a cut on and that famous right. He shoots sion of the tango, her dancing partner be- Ritchie .. .Eubard Hanlon's left ©ye with a vicious right the latter bti aight, up, or -hooks it ing Paul Jones Chute, one of the leading S«aLs R. G. . .. "Weaver VANDERBILT FIVE Boston Dancing School matters. After two PROVISION MARKET. hook and a few seconds later Hanlon from all angles, and wJth .plenty of Wnarton .. .* . L. G. . .. Carter returned the compliment. or three of the matinees during the week. (Corrected by White Provision Co.) I drive behind it. the dates to be announced jater. Miss Daley Cornfield ham. 10 to 12 average . 5 ..17% Shortly after the second round The preliminary was an amusing •will Instruct those who desire to learn the Cornfield hum. 12 to H average .. .. -1714 THAT HEJAS JUMPED opened, Hanlon shot home a stiff newest stepa. slam-bang affair in which both boys Cornfield skinned ham. 16 to 18 avp. -. straight left and followed this with a CornneJd pJcnic hams. 6 to S avera-Ko. CRACKERS' BAT BOY did a Jot of damage. All Jn 1all, the DOWNSJACKETS right hook that delivered the goods. evening was very entertaining . "Old Heidelberg." Corftfieid breakfast bacon Writes Manager Smith That "irnllelcl sliced bacon, 1-lb. print* (At the Lyric.) 12 to case g. JUMPS TO FEDERALS; "Old Heidelbere" will be presented at this Grocers' bucon, wide and narrow .. . He Will Stick With the afternoon's matinee and tonight and thus Cornfield frown pork saubage, link or BILLY IS GRIEVED Nelson and Struppa Star for conclude the sixth successful week of the bulk. 25-lb. buckets Locals This Season. Norman Hackett company at the Lyric the- Cornfield Crankforta. 10-lb cartona ater. Next week "We Are Seven" will be Cornfield bologna, 25-lb. boxes .Rival Basketball Teams in the' bill. This play has haj a tremendously Cornfield luncheon baro. 26-lb. boxes. - The Federal league has made an- VANDERBILT PLAYS successful run at the Maxlne Elliott the- Cornfield smoked link sausage. U6-lb. Elliott Oent, the Crackers' big right- ater, and as the original company will not boxes other raid on the Csackers. They of- Good • Game—Final Score tour the eouth this season, the rights were fered Sid SsiUilt, the Crackers' genial bander, has spiked the report -emanat- secured by Mr. Hackett Tor presentation CornheJd frankfortu, in pinckle. kit* 2. bat boy, one more stjclc of chenvin« ing fpom B'altimoi'e a few days ago the coming: week. The author of the story C.rnrteld pure lard, tierce basis .. . KUm than the Crackers should allot him 55 to 41. that he had Bigned with the Ftttsburs is Mien Rleanor Gates, who also wrote "The Country stylo lard. 60-lb. tins Poor little Rich Girl." It Is a whimsical Compound lard, tl«rc« basis .. _ . daily and Sid jumped. Federals. farce comedy, wJth a strong emphasis on D. fa. Extra ribs . .. "I've Jumped," Sid told Manager BLOCMIBILL D. &. bellies, medium average The Constitution denied th« story for Smith at Por«ce de Leon Friday after- Taking the lead in tlie first tew min- the comedy. After six -weeks of straight noon. "What!" yelled Bill, and if Dent, knowing the bis t wirier -well dramatic plays, a comedy will be 'welcomed D. S. rib beUiea. licht average .. « . utes of play and holding it through- enough to believe that if he had signed Columbus, Ga , February 6 —(Spe- by the theater patrons, who will ha\e the you've never heard Bill yelL "what" out the entire game, the Vanderbilt cial.)—The Vanderbilt university bas- opportunity to see the company in new roles you've missed something. Bill is In hia five downed the Tech team last night with the locals he would stick by the ketball team TV! 11 play the Columbus Senate Agrees to Vote on and display their versatility. FLOUR, GKAJLV AND FEED. element then and no wonder Sidney in the Crystal Palace by the-score of ship. Champions here tomorrow night and a 'lour, sacked, per bbl.—Victory (In towel trembled. bags). $6.^6, victory lour finest oaten t), All Bill could say -was "what." Had riday afternoon Manager Smith re- good game is expected. Measure Today—Gallinger Burlesque. $tt 10, Quality (our Bneat patent), JtJ.10. The game was cleanly played, only ceived a letter from Dent, in which Vanderbilt's splendid work in the » 'he said m-ore it -would have foeeo to eleven fouls being called on both con- (At the Columbia.) Gloria (seif-rlsine), 56.30, White IJly (self- rV empty space, for Sid had vanished be- m the big twirler stated his position in games -with Georgia, and Tech, stamps Starts Debate on Negro In addition to the regular bill tonight the rising), $5 65. puritan (highest patent). Tore the" wrath, of his manager, indig- testants. Vandy suffered the °3t no uncertain terrhs. the Commodoi es as having' one of the Columbia will stage one of the beet box- JC 05, P^iragon (.higtieBt patent), SB.Gfi, nant over the. loss of Chapman and the seven being called on her and foul on "The report that I had signed with best teams 111 their history. Ing cards of the month. The main bout Home Queen i highest patent), 35.65; "White reported loss of Dent-to the Feds, O1erf With the receipt of these two docu- SYLVIA PANKHURST r ' by both sides. the inability of the negjro to advance 100 Ib. sacks, 52 15; Victory Baby Chick isfied the conditions imposed by other o pt'up a great game at for- ments, twenty-three signed contracts Boys' high played the best ball in feed. $220, Victory Scratch, 100 Ib. sacks. mon who were putting their money I ' Vanaerbilt. He played all will have been received with only six the first half, while Georgia Military alone, was not applicable to the mixed SECEDES FROM UNION 52.10; Victory Scratch. BO Ib sacks. 52.15: '' into the new leasue. and that the visit more yet to come In. bloods of Minnesota. Describing pres- Oyster shell. 100 Ib. aacke, 70 cents; No. 1 college played better ball in the sec- chick-en wheat, per bu.. Jl 35. No. 2 chicken ond. At the end of the first half the ent conditions in the "black belt," the Ijondon, February 6.—Miss Sylvia wheat, per bu , $1 25; beef scraps, 100 Ib. score stood 24 to 10 in favor of Boys' Mississippi senator said the women of Pankhurst, daughter of the militant sacks, 53.25; beef scraps, SO Ib. backs, $3.BO; GAME POSTPONED. high school. the southern states were living today suffragette leader, announced her se- charcoal. 50 Ib. aacks, per cwt. $2.00. For the winners, Xnox and Scott in a state of siege, with more dread cession from the "Women's Social and Ground feed, per ci\ t.—Arab harao feed. played the best ball. Knox had his than in the day a when the wild man Political union, the miditant women's 51 75, Purina feed, 100 Ib. sacks. 51 70; King Marist-Tech High Basketball eye on the baskets all through the and beast roamed the frontier. organization Her east end of Lon- Corn hori.Q feed. 51.65, Victory horse feed ranc game and shot five great goals from don federation, which hitherto has been 11.65; A B. C. feed, 51 60; Fat Maktr cinnati probably, would be ordered. "And yet," he added, "some men who horse and mule feed, 51 35, Mllko dairy fromover midway the court, and in Contest' Stopped. the field. Scott played his usual good know no more about the subject than I a branch of the parent organization, addition maae a great record at throw- game at center. For the losers, the will henceforth be entirely Independent. feed, $1.60, Sucrene dairy feed, 51.60; Alfal- »J CITY FEDERALS ins: -oals from fouls, shooting seven do about the political economy of the fa meat. 100 Ib. aacks, 51.EO, beet pulp, 100 playing of Porter and Woodward at planet Mars would tell you all about the The rift among the militant suf- Ib. backs, 51-65. WILL BE IN PENNANT HUNT olft "of seven attempts. Spence and center was the beat. Woodward guard- negro problem." fragettes is said to be due to Miss Syl- Shorta, Bran and Mill Feed—Srorta, 1 The TeeH high-Marist basketball ed Scott well during the game, stay- Senator William Alden Smith, of via Parikhurst's ultra-revolutionary as- white, 100 Ib, sacks. 51.85; aborts. Red DOB. -^sssijrssra .s^sss ssrss K^^s ^ game, which -was to have been played ing with him at nearly every moment. Michigan, expressed the opinion that pirations, which the leaders of the 100 Ib. sacks, $1, 85; shorts, fancy, 75 Ib s s Friday afternoon, was postponed on The line-up: the possession of the south of $500,000,- Women's Social and Political union sacks. 5180; shorts. P. W., 75 Ib. sacks. ;£&£££*%£&£*% KTJSfiE °-& e ««-»»: account of the Miarist court being too B H. (31) Position. G. M. A. (27) 000 worth of property by the negroes beginning to believe are damaging $1.70; shorts, brown. 100 Ib. aacks, 51.70 • manageBC^t. ssuiumcir of th, e~ Chicago t^^^«^«lFederals«, whT,,feon TECH.TTT'r.W . (41)141 V. Posltll VANDY (55) wet to stage the game. Knox <10) Forward. .. .JPorter (5) their cause. Georgia feed, 7B Ib. sacks, 51 65; Germ Meal Struppa (23) I* F. . . Nelson (23) Johnston (4) . -Forward. .Rodriguez (6) was a tribute to the latent ability of Homco, 100 Ib. sacks, 51 65; Germ. Meal. is authority lor the statement that Cushman HI. the race. 75 Ib. cotton Backs, 51-70. bran, 100 Ib. ' Sam Asnew. catcher; George Baum- Spence (12) . .. . R. F. , .. . Slkeu (2) Scott (17) -Forward. .Wooward and JAIL AWAITS MEMBERS Backs, 51.50, bran. 75 ID. sacks. 51.EO; bran gardner, • pitcher, and Gus -Williams T. Brown. ANSLEY WILL FIGHT Wright (1) and shorts mixed, J1.60 outfielder, have left the St. Louis Amer- Mauck (2). Cusnman. C . T Brown (16) Starr .-,-.». „ Guard..,.-.. .(Battle (4> OF CHICKEN TRUST galt—Salt brick (med ), per case, 94.SB- Scani to, play with Manager Stovall's Reyer (2). CLAIM FOR DAMAGES Floyd Guard. Cobern BANKS IN 22 STATES salt brick (plain), per case. $2 25; salt. Red Bradley .. . . . R. G. . . . Morgan (8) Refere, Gardner. Time of halves, Rock, per cwt.. $100; salt. Ozone, per ca?e Tinker today received the signed Vaushn. McCullouKh..L G. .. Henry (4) 20 and 15 minutes. Fowl goals, Scott BOOSTING ATLANTA New York, February 6 —Thirteen 30 pkR*. 90. aalt, Grnocryst. case 25 pkga., G. A. Brooks, who yesterday after- 7, Rodriguez 2, "Wright 1. members of the so-called "chicken 75- salt, 100 Ib. sacks. Chlppowo. B3; salt. contract -of Cadmus Coles, outfielder, KefereV. Hoyt. Time of halves. 20 minutes. noon entered suit against the Analey 60 Ib. sacks. Chippewa. 30; salt, 26 Ib.'sacks', ,wno was on the reserve list of the Go-ils from fouls. Struppa 7, Nelson 3. Fouls trust," otherwise the New York Poul- Chippewa, IS. aalt, 100 Ib. aacka, V. P.. 50 Philadelphia Americans, and who had :ommitted on Tech 7. on Vandy * hotel for §3,000, claiming: that the hos- Continued From Page One. try Dealers association, convicted of re- The^fl prices are i, o. b Atlanta, subject "A. tMLtting average of .256 with J^lmira, . telry had injured him, will have a fig-ht Tennessee 49 Alabama 23. straining trade in New York, must go to market chanees. Special prices on mixed ifin the New York State league, last | on his hands collecting any money out 9 to jail. Their appeal was denied, in and solid cars. , of the Ansley hotel, according to Mr. Knoxvllle, Tenn, February 6—XSpe board on reserve banks which will meet a decision handed down today by the - year. _ Letton, manager of the hotel. c-ial )—The University of Tennessee in Atlanta on the 13th of February for appellate division and their sentences „_ t-FFB STOCK MARKET. St. Louis Stands. QUERIES ANSWERED Mr. Brooks stated that he had regis- baskebball team had clear sailing i r the purpose of hearing the claims of of three months In prison and fines of (By W. H. White. Jr.. of White Provision tered at the Ansley on Tuesday ,night their game with tlie University of several cities which are striving to land Company.) St Louis. February 6.—The grand- the regional ba-nk of this section of $600 each are sustained. Good to choice steers, 1,000 to 1,200 - stands of the local Federal league and had gone to his room, but found Alabama here tonight, winning by the The higher court found that the de- mound;,, SG 25 to $6 50. that It was near the elevator and too score of 49 to 11. At the end of the the country. fendants were in a pool which con- Good ateers, 800 to 1,000 pounds, $6.00 to ' club will be built to conform to the Under this head the sporting editor will noisy to sleep. He claims that he re- first half, the score was 25 to 1 in favor W. P. G. Harding', president of the building ordinance, and will be ready endeavor to answer all questions pertaining: Birmingha.tsirmingnam ark will continue while an appeal is stitution* 1. How old were Jim Jeffries and However, according to Mr. Letton, that city's claims, and ha will be the First Import of Raw Wool. Medlud to cood cowa, 700 to 800 pounda. taken from the ruling of the building- Jack Johnson when they fought? 2. Do you ULTIMATUM ISSUED leading representative of the chamber S4 50 to JG.flO. Inspector, who rejected the plans for think there la any chance of Atlanta get- Mr. Brooks called for his mail Wednes- of commerce. The men appointed to Ogdensburg, X. Y., February 6.—The Good to chotc* heifers. 750 to 860 pounds. the grandstands. ting Chapman back ? 3. Who do you day morning- and, moreover, the room BY MAYOR TO FOES attend the banquet in Atlanta from the first cargo of Canadian raw wool im- 15 00 to 55.50. think la the best lightweight in the game showed by signs that it had been oc- Medium to good natters. 660 to 750 pounds. today? 4- Best heavyweight? 5. Best mid- Birmingham Clearing House association ported under the new tariff law, dleweight? 6. Best bantamweight? 7. Best cupied by the tenant on Tuesday night. are Colonel T O. Smith, president of the weighing 50,000 pounds, and consigned 14.50 to {5.00. featherweight"* 8. BeBt welterweight? 9. After calling for his mail and kicking Continued From Page One. Birmingham Trust and Saving compa- to New York, reached here today. The above represents ruling prices of good DONALD FRASER 36, Best heavyweight wrestler? 10. Do you that the room was noisy and kept him ny; W, W. Crarwford, president of the quality of beef cattle. Inferior grades and PEACOCK-FLEET 12 think the Federals will live? F. C. awake, he has not been seen at the American Trust and Savings bank, and • Live Stock. dairy types eollInE lower. I. Jeffries 35. Johnson 32. 2 Very little. Ansley until one of the house detec- unff from Pryor street to Whitehall. J. W. Adams1, president of the Commer- 3, Willie Ritchie. 4 Jack Johnson. B. tives with policemen located him at the "But I am not -urilUnir to let the cial Banking and Trust company. Chicago, February 6.—Hoga—Rcceipte. 26.- Medium to common steers, if fat. 80 Oto Donald Fraser defeated Peacock- j Genrge Chip. 6. Johnny Coulon. 7. Johnny Piedmont hotel, when he was arrested The Birmingham banker also di- 000; strong, bulk, 88SO©S70. light. ?3 46® BOO, 55.25 to 15.76. Kllbane. S. Mike Gibbons. 9. Frank Go ten. by the officers and brought over to the sheet be torn to pieces just because 8.70; mixed. $S.46@?.75; heavy, §[email protected], Mixed common COWH, If fat. 700 to 'SCO Fleet vesterday afternoon, m a fairly \ 10. Ye-i. a few minor improvements wei e not vulged the news that quite a large rough, 5«[email protected]: pigs. [email protected]. J4.00 to 55.00. tfood game of basketball by the sbore- Ansley to answer the charge of skip- taken care of. I allowed the finance representation from that city would Mixed common, 33.25 to 54.00. ing his lodging. Attorney Walter A. attend the organization board hearing. -Receipts, 1,500. aiov.7 beeves, J7 00 of 36 to 12. „ committee to include 51 35,^00 of the . ,_^ , ji9.50 v.ov,; Texa-ic——n steers- _ ,. [email protected]. . ^ .. stcetera., Few and Saunders. for PeaoocK- Bims filed the petition. unearned revenue of the city on the Richmond Making? CTffh«. . js.60®8.10; cows and heifers. $3.60(2)3.60; Fleet, and Phillips and Burgess, for COLUMBIA WILL STAGE income side of the sheet, and I want Richmond is making a big effort to caXvea *7.86O1025. Donald Fraser. starred. to tell you that it was mlgrhty danger- secure the indorsement of business L.^i^Tc teceipta^ Pr , o, uuu; steady, native, The line-up: THREE BOUTS TONIGHT ous business. The money was allowed 4 65 ; yearlingsB , [email protected], lambs, na- INDIANS FOLLOW TRAIL houses srnd banks in Atlanta's neigh- Uv!. - ^fl-|oii33 -B PO*?AM> £RASER. Position v*-*'~ to go In with the understanding' that borhood for herself. Printed slips have £' V'™.? p Three good oouta will be staged at OF TRAIN WRECKERS if the ctty became cramped for reve- been sent out requesting these firms ' -K0"'.0- February 6—Hogs—'Receipts, the Columbia Burlesque theater tonight nue In June ft would be shaved down. 9,20ft, higher, pigs and lights, $7,[email protected]; between the first and second shows. to state on same that they are in favor mixed and butchers. ?B.aO@8 82V4; rood Prime hogs, 160 to ZOO average, 58.20 to Van Valkenburg (.!> .R. G This will put the first bout on at about Albuquerque, N. ML. February 6.— On Danceron* Ground. or a regional bank for the southeastern heavy. *8.70®8.8C. $8.30. TBompsoh . . . . • < "W^e are o-n doiig-erous ground as It section to be located in Richmond. Cattle—Receipts, 1,800. Including 100 fex- Good butcher hoes, 140 to 160 average. 9 o'clock. Deputy sheriffs this morning tracked ans. steady, native beef steers, J/-&0<2>fl,25; $8.00 to $8.10. Ed Walters will meet Kid Ruff in a the men who wrecked Santa Fe east- is, and I diti not like the idea of put- cons and heifers. $4 [email protected]; stockers, $6,00 Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 average, 4-round bout for the opener for a purse bound train No. 10 yesterday morning ting so much unearned m-oney in the ©7.50; Texas and Indian steers. [email protected]: $7.50 to 53.00. STREET AND COYLE of |10, winner take all. near Gallup, from the scene of the sh&et. 1 was persuaded to do so by TROUBLE IS FEARED IN cows and heifers, [email protected], calves, native, Light pigs. SO to 100 average, $7.25 to Battling Kelly will meet Kid Dukea wreck to the Patchin mine, two miles the committee in order that every $6.00©11 75. $7.BO. SIGN WITH LOOKOUTS in the 4—round semi-wind up for a $25 from the railway. The trail indicates section of the city might b« taken W. VA. MINES' STRIKE Sheep—Receipt*. 2,000; nteady; native Heavy an4 rough noes, 200 to 300 average, purse, winner take all. three men. Navajo trackers took the care of I am aura the sheet was made ittona, [email protected]; lambs, 57.COet7.60. ?7.25 to $8.00. Spider Britt will meet Kid Wonder trail from the mine into the foothills. up in the inteiest of every section of Alcove quotations apply $o corn-fed bogs. in the S-round main bout for a $50 It is now believed that robbery was the city— -for Atlanta — and not in the Colliers, W. Va., Fe Maj-t and peanut-fattened. 1 to l%o under. purse, winner take all. the motive, but that the men were interest of any particular section or ed by complaints of Hosa continue In fair supply to ollcb.tly real estate scheme open warfare be-tweei. _ „ _ _ ._„ „ _,._., , , ,M advanced prices, light pigs selling; slow ac- frightened at the results of their "As to my position on the sheet, 1 and contract men at the mines of the I Cattle—Receipts, &oo, Including 200 south- count warm and unsettled weather. day work. "West Virginia and Pittsburg Coal emu; higher; prime fed.Blears, S8.60S"J.25; wrTn¥leeywifhreMan\fgeerr -McCormick, aTn going to etand firm. If the finance t y TECH HIGH SCHOOL FIVE committee has fnilod to please every company here, peace officers of Brooke t flressed^becf gs^teor3^[email protected]; southern ward in the city It la no fault of mine WEEK'S TRADE REVIEWED SS^vss^ubmuedinhslatetcontrai £i&ss &t*sic PLAYS AUBURN TONIGHT POSTPONE MEETING FOR Tho- sheet has n&ver reached me, yet I am blamed for it. ficers say that many men are armed ' Sfc'GCp—Receipts, 1,000; steady lambs BY MERCANTILE AGENCY ere satisfactory, and that he would The Tech high school basketball STONE MOUNTAIN ROAD '•As for the threat that my attitude with high power rifles, but as they do J7.00@7 BO; yearlings. [email protected] wethers! mail it, signed, at once. quintet, members of the local prep -will cause ray defeat for mayor next not take them off their property, they [email protected]; ewes, $4.76©5,3G. year, I have this to say: I have never cannot •»« "" tain highway, was called off on ac- "Washington, February 6.—President able to unseasonable weather condi- Pittsburg. Although a tthird count or the bad weather. STUCKY ALIEN BILL Naval Store*. tions, to act as a check rein on the gen- The meeting has been postponed un- Wilson today made these nomination: bmanan, he wfn play at second base COMES UP NEXT WEEK Receiver of public moneys at Guthrle. Savannah, Ga.. February 6.—Turpentine eral tendency toward betterment. this yeaf, succeedin Otto Knabe. who BATTLING LEVINSKY til next Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock. Okla.. Alexander X Campbell, of firm at 43*£; soles, none; rceipta 38 ship- In the forefront is the fact that trade 'iiKned with the altimore Federal Grandfleld.. Okla..; register of the Jand ments 524; stocks 18.561. Rosin firm'- sales with the larger distributors is expand- lea«ue club. OUTPOINTS M'MAHON Columbia, S. C., February 6.—Consid- offico e at Gwthrie,, J.. . Oalvert, Guth- 1.836... receipts 1.566. ; shipments 578: stocksocs ing and for so early in the season it eration of the Stuckey anti-alien land rie. Okla. Postmaster: Arkansas. Rob- 148.103.. . Quot A. B, C, D ?4.02%; 13 $4,06: may be deemed to be encouragringb- LOUISVILLE SHRINERS hill in the state senate was prevented F S4.07%: G M.10: H *4.12H: I S4.20: K erood while movements on the -whole New York, February G.—Battling ert H. Smiley. Hot Springs. S4.40. M S5.26: N »6.25; wi $6.40: "BAST DAY" IS , Levinsky, of New York, outpointed PREPARING FOR MEET today by discussion of the state ware- Surpass those of this time last year. house bill. The Stuckey measure, still waterwhite S6.SO. liuyers are in the leading markets, and TO BIE&T BASEBALL DATES Tom McMahon, of Plttsburg, here to- a si>eclal order, cannot b-o reached be- "Wilmington. K. C., February 6. —Spiri t Concord, N. H.. February S.—-I n re- nitrht in a ten-round bout. Levinsky's of turpentine steady, unchanged: receipt-'. v. 1-Tile representatives of some lines weight was-171. MoMahon's 179%. C H. Boden, potentate of the Ko Soir fore next w^ek. probably toward the LOW ROUND-TRIP 1 cask. HoSin. steady at $3.80; receipts; li'B have drvoted the week mostly to in- Temple of the Mystic Shrine, Louisville, latter part The bill, which is almost barrelr. Tar. firm at 52.60: receipts. HG &pcctinu displays, grradual improvement Ky., and a well-known business man of identical with the California anti- RATES TO WASHING- barrels. Crude turpentine, firm at $2.25, i= the order of the day. that city, is in Atlanta making reser- Japanese law, has been favorably re- $3.00 and $3.60. Business failures for the week -were "fatot day." It has usually been pro- Saul Stops Ball. vations for his clan to attend the com- •ported, with amendments, by the judi- TON AND RICHMOND. 280, which compares with 259 in 1313. " claimed the fourth Thursday in April, Macon, Ga., February 6.—(Special.)— ing Shriner convention. He is also ciary committee. It will not passi „, , . Petroleum, Hides, Leather. Wheat exports for the week af?gro- but tb»t date interfered, with the bale- a viBiting hia brother. J. A. Boden, who without a fight, however, several sen-I February 16, 17, $19.35 to Washington: ate 3,779,508 bushels, asainst S.8&»,7o2 fall nhedulei. The governor ha» ac- Mifco Saul,, of Attain*. Btopped § ?'S is associated with Harry G. FooK tfe* ators having expressed themselves as'February 21, 22, 23, $16.70 to Richmond, TCew York, February 6.—Petroleum >t«Edy. cordingly fixed th« dute thu year for Bull inthe third round O* » «ch«dul»d opposed to It. Seaboard.—(adv.) Hide* and l«ath«r firm. last year. April 18. IC-round bout h«r« tonight. undertaker. iNEWSPAPE&r SFAPERl OQNSTlTyliOlS, &, TUBDAY, FE&BUABY 7, 1914, J Page JSine. '- RANGE MN COT TON FUTURES. Metal*. New York. February 6. —Coppe r Arm: to Majr Tjrlt O»tt«». Bw» tm Hmr OHoUM CettM, standard spot to Stay offered at S14.76; «lro- I ll^utti , trolytlc, ,*[email protected]; lake S15 00 nomi- Hl«b| low! S»lel CloM. BLIZZARDS MADE STOCKS DECLINED nal: caatfns, [email protected]. ' ' .AT CLOSE - |Op*P|HU:bl Low! 8*1^ CkMMl HESTER'S WEEKLY 112.06 12.21 12.24 12.30-35 12.26-30 •JKelffPic *"«• S-m-SO 9*1-25: February. ilZ.24. 17 12.44 12.3H:. 12.42-43 12.41-48 iiHSSlHS"' ^a™*. [email protected]: April. :SJi 12.43-45 13.41-43 $ 40. 60 @ 4 1.00. 1 Xie&d steady at [email protected]; London, £19 11. SO ll.T6111.S8 12.tSfiz.ik 12.46-47 12.41-4n 2 June. 11.7611.76- 1LT<(U.T*I 12.47-4 ,.41-44 . 12.49-E i.44-46 ON DULL MARKET Spelter steady at 55.40(3)5.503 ; tendon. £21 WA$VERYSTEADY Joly. 11,7' 18 11,75 11,88 1EATADVANCE ~ 11.64 11.85 , . 11.4: 11.67-6 .6S-54 73 6d. ll.42jll.42L ..(,0-62 11.68-59 Antimony dull; Cookson's, $7.26. 11.36111, New Orleans. February fi.—Secretary Iron steady and unchanged. Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton London markets closed as follows- But During the Early Trad- Cloeed -very steady. Part of the Early Gain Was Selling Was Heavy in the Copper steady; spot, £65; futures, £65 10s. exchange statement. Issued before tlie Tin steady ; spot. £1SS 5s ; futures, £1SG close ot business today, shows an. la 10s. ing the Market Was Nerv- crease in the movement into slKht com- Lost Before the Close of Latter Part of the Day. Iron, Cleveland warrants. 5s 6d, STOCKS. pared with the seven days ending this St. Louis, February 6.—Lead . $4.02*i @ ous—March Delivery Led BONDS. date last year.In round ficrures &0,, 4.05. a-decrease under the saane days year the Market — Corn and Some of the Losses—Bonds TJ. S. ref. SB, r>*feterea ...... «8% before last of 90,000 and an increase the Rally. do. coupon 98% LtOW. OlOM. ClOM. over ~the same time in 1311 of 90.000. . Oats Up. Irregular. IT. a 3m. recl*t*red 102 Axnal. Copper. . .76% For the six days ot February the to- do. coupon ...... 102 Am. Agricultural tals show an increase ov«r lost year Will Buy \ e w York. February 6.—Cotton TT- S. 4m, regtBtervd Am. Beet Sugar ... 27 of 63.000. a decrease under the eame Chicago, February 6.—-Because blia- New York, February 6.—Quotations showed continued nervousness durinfr. do coupon ...... -.102 • m. Can. . 31 period year before last of 136,000 and zarda and extreme cold in the west Panama 3m, coupon --- -.- do. pfd. an increase over the same time in 1SKL1 today -worked lorver elowly on the stock today's early trading:, but bmln«»« W&B American Agricultural Ba ...... 10114 Am. Cat- & Fdry. . . 62 threatened danger to autumn-sown 1OO less active and prices recovered part f Am. Cotton Oil .... 45 of 24,000. ' •wheat, prices today went to. a .Higher exchange. There was no important of yesterday's loss on covering for orer American 1ml. and Tel. cv. 4m. bid .. 95 Am. Ice Secur. ... 27 For the 169 days of tne season that level. Not all of the eain was held, change In the situation to stimulate the vi eek-end and reports that trade I American Tobacco 6s, bid - . 115 Am. Unseed .... have elapsed the assreeate is ahead of 1 Armour and Company 4%s .. 92'4 the IBS days of last year 619.000, be- but the market closed steady 1-4 to speculation and during most of the Ga. Ry. & interests had been fair buyers on an Atchlson ren. 4a .. 55% 3-S above last night. Corn finished day the market plodded on in the dull opening: decline. Somewhat mailer In- do. cr. 4m (I960) .. .. 98% Am. Smelting and Re- hind the same days year before last 6-8 to <5-8@3-4 up and oats at an ad- tu-sig-fct figures than expetccd may have do. f.v. 5m 71,000 and ahead of 1911 by 2,040.000. Trance of 1-4 to l-4®3-& In provisions way of the last few cessions, appar- Atlantic Con at 'Una 1st 4i do, pfd...... T>his amount brought into sight dur- ently unable to break away from a Power Co. helped prices In the late trade, and the Am. Sugar Relg. . .104 ing the past week has been 327.617 the outcome was a net decline of 2 1-2 close was very steady at a net ad- Baltimore and Ohio 4a Am. Tel. & Tel. . . 121 to 10, dead level. Speculative opinion, how- do. 2%s bales, against 277.226 for the seven \Ance of 4 to a points. March led the Am. Tobacco . . . .246._ days ending this date last year. 417,- Freah baying- force showed itself ever, waa more bearish. The recent rail" and closed at a premium of 36 Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s . .,_____ Anaconda Min'g Co. .37% pronwtly in. the wheat trade. Specu- tendency of the market encouraged 2nd Pfd. points over May, comparing; with. SI Central of Georgia 5s, bid 104 Atcblson 98" 999 year before last and 237,746 same lators, btillishly inclined, .bad Jumped poi nta last night. Central Leather 6s 98% do. pfd 101 time in 1911, and for the six days of to the conclusion that a drop in tem- traders to work for a reaction, and in Chesapeake and Ohio 4%a .. Atlantic Coast Line .124 February It has been 267,180, against Cables were lower than due. and 86% perature, wnich, went to S3 'below zero the latter part of the day selling be- ROBINSON.HUMPHIIEY- do. conv. 4%a Bait. & Ohio 94 204.562 last year, 340,439 year before In parts of Nebraska, -would work se- came heavier, A number of "the popu- tb're was a renewal of yetserday'1 e Chicago and Alton 3%a, laid .. Beth. Steel 36 last and 1S0.152 same time in 1911. seih ,s movement at the opening , under Chicrgro, B. and Q. joint 4o »< M Brkly Rap. Trans. . 81 The movement since September 1 rious damage to the crop. According lar stocks closed at materially lower WARDLAW GO. which the market started steady at a do. gen. 4s 93% Canadian Pacific. . . .217 shows receipts at all United States to some authorities, fields where snow- figures. Further unfavorable rail- decline of 1 to 5 points. Alt months, Chicago, Mil. and fit. P. cv. 4%s .. ..102% Central Leather . . . 31._ ports 8,272,406, against 8,052.362 last had fallen -were being swept bare by road reports for December and "W^aah- e\< > pt March, made new low records Chicago, R, I. and Pac, R. R. col. 4s .. 45% Chi. Great West. ... 13%, 13% the gale. The rush to purchase, 2iow- ATLANTA, GEORGIA f ci i the season, with May contracts do. Ry. rfg. 4s • 78'A Chlno Copper .... 43 42 H year. 9,070,255 year before last and e-ver, was moderated toy reports from ington advices indicating- the prolbabil- Colorado and South, ref.. and ext.. 4%s. 93% Chi.. Mil. and St. 7,279,416 same ttme in 1911. Overland ity of a delay of the decision in the telling at 11.76, or nearly f4 per bale across the Mississippi,! Ohio and Po- other places where the snow averaged b<> i>w the high figures reached toward Delaware and Hudson cv. 4s ...... 98% Paul 105% 106% 105% 106% several inches in depth. After -the early freight rate case, operated agraJnst the Denver and Rio Grande ref. 6s ...... 73% Chicago and North. tomac rivers to northern mills and fcuTg-e, conservatives were disposed torailroad stocks, some of which were *m ,th>- end of last month. Offerings, how- J>lKtilJprs' 5n ...... 65% Western 135 135 134% 134% Canada 779,793, against 791.084 last under heavy pressure. New York Cen- ever, were by no means so -general or ] wait for more definite tidings in re- Erie prior lien 4s ...... 87 A Colo. Fuel & Iron . 33« 83 32% 33% year. 726.708 year before last and 682.- trard to supposed crop damage, espe- tral was weak, failing: off to fll%c. aggressive as tfliey were yesterday, do. gen. 4s ...... 76 Consolidated Gas . . .136 & 135 Mi 135 135% 928 same time in 1911; interior stocks s.i^yestlng- that the scattering long in- cially as to ICaneas. Predictions of Rock Island shares resumed their de- do. cv. 4s, series B ...... 76 Corn Products. 1214 in excess of those held at the close lower temperatures ahead, thougth, cline—the common at 8% and the tei^st had been materially reduced on Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, bid ...... 93 Del. & Hudson of the commercial year 729.212, against preferred at 13 % touched new low Thursday's decline, and prices soon Interborough-Met. 4^s ...... 78% Een. & Bio Grand* . . ., 619.3*9 last year, 659,548 year before helped to avert a-ny decided reaction. steadied on covering and a scattering Inter. Merc Marine 4&s ...... 58 do. pfd Besides there were continued bullish. levels. In the Industrial list, the cop- jMoncy last and 630.121 same time in 1911; demand from trade sources. Japan 4%a ...... 90% Distillers' Securities . 18% 18% 18% advices from all countries soutli of •pers were affected by a (break In the Kansas City Southern ref. S* ...... 98 & Erie 31% 31% 80% -- - southern mill takings 2.041.000, against the equator. metal market in London. Steel held Business became comparatively quiet do. 1st pfd 48 £ 48% 48 48% 1.789.S71 last year. 1.436.836 year before up fairly well, being- supported in ex- ah prices rallied, but" offerings re- Lak« Shor* deb. 4e (1931) ...... 9114 last and 1,290,091 same time in 1911. Expected Increase of feeding de- mained light and closing prices were Louisville and Naah. Un. 4s ...... 96 do. 2d_pfd 39 % 88% 38% 89 mand put strength into the corn mar- pectation of a strong- showing In Its Missouri. Kan. and Tex. 1st 4a. bid . . 91 General Electric. . .147 % 147% 1-47% 147 These make the total movement for ket. There wias also a belief that re- forthcoming monthly statement. If a within a point of two of the best. do. gen. 4»fl,s, bid ...... 84 Great Northern pfd. .134 183% 1S8 133 the 159 days of the "-season from Sep- I To Lend ceipts would be diminished In conse- igain in unfilled tonnage Is ^hown, as Leading spot interests seemed to be Missouri Pacific 4s, bid ...... (if> Great Northern Ore tember 1 to date 11,822.411. against Helling May here during the early Ctfs. 37 »4 11.202,91« last year, 11,893.347 year be- quence of the stormy weather. iLiongs Is apparently assured, it will b« the Illinois Central .... took profits on a large scale, and thus first Increase In thirteen months. trading, but were also credited with National Rys.' of Me'xlco "*W» • -• -- ™ fore last and 9,782,555 same time in checked the advance. hu> mg March, July and October, while New York Central gen. 3^s, bid .... S3% Inter borough-Met. . j 911 London's operatlolns here were on a thore were rumors that some of the do- do. deb. 4s, bid ...... 89 H do. pfd Foreign e35K>rts ifor the -weelt have Oats responded to Texas dispatches reduced scale. This trading was all Collateral mpstic mills were calling cotton on a N. Y.. N. HV and Hart. cv. S^s, bid. 74 Inter. Harvester . . been 207,342, aeainst 214.759 last year, telling of probable Injury to the win- on the selling side, but was not large Norfolk and Weatern lat con. 4s, bid. 94% Inter-Marine pfd. . ter crop, If low temperatures were not enough to affect the market, only vcale down from the 12-cent level. Inter. Paper . . . making the total thus far for the sea- •soon relieved. The menace attracted Tnere were some further scattering re- do. cv. 4s. bid ...... lOt Inter. Pump scST 6,3907644. againBt 6,369.929 last 60,000 shares being sold for foreign Loans: 5!^% ports concerning a poor seed supply in Northern Pacific 4e ...... 96 more than 1passing notice, Texas lastf account. do. 3a^ ...... 68^4 Kan. City Sou. . . . year, an increase of 10,715. year having raised 82,000,00-0 bushels the southwest, b«t there appeared to be Laclede Gas . . . Northern mills taB*nBa and Canada 1 In the outside -market there was a \ ery little private news from, the Oregon aHbrt Line rfdg. 4s ...... 93"i Lehfch Valley . . 168% during the past seven days show a de- In provisions selling by packers out- •severe slump in stocks of the Standard Mortgage so nth as to spot market conditions Penn. cv. 3&s (1915) ...... 99 Mi Lou. & Nash 13SX crease of 8.847. as compared with the weighed any other influence. The oc- Oil group. Excited dealings in these a round the IccaL ring. The weekly do. con, 4e ...... 100^ Minn., St. P. and S't corresponding period last year and casion for the unloading was said to shares during the past few weeks, with Reading gen. 4s ...... 95^4 St. Marie . . . .136 134 186 be the increase of hog arrivals at Che soaring prices in most instances, led Bombay report showed continued St. Louis and San Fran. 4s . . . . 7SMo., Kan & Tex. . . 22 22 22tt their total taflcfnss since September 1 Chicag-o yards. Loans: 6%, 7% heavy receipts of Indian cotton and, ac- do. gen. 5s, ofd. . .. Mp. have decreased 99,045. The total tak- to a relapse today. Declines rang-ed Misourl Pacific .... 27 27 27% from 2 to 45 points. cording to some local traders, foreign St. Louis S' western con. 4s, bid Natllonal Biscuit 1ST 138 ings of American mills, north, south Chicago Quotations. Kpinners are feeling the influence of Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s National Lead 43M, 49% and Canada, thus far lor the season Tne following was the range of prices on Bonds moved Irregularly with heavi- fi ee offerings from Bombay, as well Southern Pacific col. 48, bid 92 Nat'l Rya. of Mexico have been 3.863.415. against 3,656,990 the Chicago market yesterday: ness in convertible issues. American Wai. Hard Hillyer as the large movement of American. do. cv. 4s S9% 2d pfd 12% 12% last year. These include 1,772,842 by Prev. writing paper flves drop-pad 5 points. Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, do. R. R. 1st ref. 4s 93 N. Y., N. H- & H- . . .74% 73% 7S northern spinners, against 1,871,887. Articles. Open. High. Low. Close. Close. Total sales, par values, $4,200,000. Trust Co. of Ga. BIdg. 1266, do. gulf, 12.90. Sales, 400. Southern Railway Ea ' 105% N Y Central. . . .93»i 91^i 91% 83% Stocks at the seaboard and the 29 United States bonds were unchanged do. gen. 4s ., .. _ .. 75V- N. Y.. Ont. and TVeat- leading Interior, centers have decreased May . , . 93^6 931,6 8SH 9314 92% on calL Union Pacific 4s • 97 % 29% 29% 30% during- the week 48,578 bales, against July . . . 88% 89% 88% $8% 88% do. cv. 4s ..' 92% Ntfrfolk & Western. ".105 101% 104% 104% a decrease during the corresponding CORN— COTTON MARKETS. do. 1st and ref. 4s .. 93% North American . .. .71% 71% 71% 72 May 66% 66^ 66% 65% U. S. Jlubber 6s Northern Pacific . . .117 & 116% 116% 117 period last season of 92,709 and are July ..... 65% 65^ 65 U. S. Steel 2nd 5s Pacific Mall 26% 26 now 3-52V936 larger than at tils date September . .64% 64% 64% 64% \tlanta, February 6.—Cotton ateady; mid- ,VIrginia-Carollna Chemical bp Pennsylvania. . . . 112 %112 112% 112% OATS — "Wabash 1st and ext. 4s People's Gas 123 133% Including stocks left over at ports May ..... 39 14 3054 Western- Md. 4s Flttsburg, C. C. and and interior towns from the last crop 39% 89% 39',6 39'Ji '" Macon—Steady; -middling 13. Westlnghouae Electric cv. 6s St. Louis SS 89 and the number of bales brought into Wisconsin Central 4s . . Plttsburg Coal . . 2234 22)4 22% 22% sight thus far from the new crop, the t 80 21.87 21.80 Outwit the Burglar With Athens—Steady; middling 13%. Pressed Steel Car ... 42%, 42 42% 42% supply to date is 12,148,828, ag-ainst Pull. Pal. Car 165% 155% 11,567,629 for the same period last year. May . . . 11.07 11.10 11.07 11.07 11 12 Ray Copns. Cop. . . 20 % 13% 19% 19% 11 ST 1:U3<) 11-27 11 2T 11 3 Port Movement. Reading 167 "& 167% 167% 167% IUBS-1 " * ' ° Galveston—Steady; middling 13%: net re- New Orleans Cotton. World's Vlnlble Supply. May .... 11 65 11.70 11.65 11.67 11 70 ceipts 14,913; gross 14,913. «aies 1,893; atock New Orleans, February 6.—After a period Republic Iron and New Orleans, February 6 —Secretary July . . . 11.S3 11.85 1180 11.83 11.85 a Safety Deposit Box : 8% 9% ble suipply of cotton, made up from Becelpts La Chicago. and went to a small net advance, closing do. pfd 15% 13% 18% 15 special cable and telegraphic advices, , .. . Estimated New Orleans—Steady; middling 12 11-16; ateady 1 to 5 points up. Throughout the Articles. Today. Tomorrow. TiPt receipts 8,036, gross 8.037; sales 2,575; session prof It-taking operations by shorts St. Louia and San compares the figures of this week with Wheat, cars .. , gg 73 The only safe place for your 8 I stock 3S67454; exports to France 6,306; con- were the main support. Fran. 2d pfd .... last vTeefc, last year and the year be- Corn, cars .... 68 186 linent 1,23*; coastwise 1,549. Early In the session prices went 6 to 7 Seaboard Air Line . .21% 21% 21 21% fore. It shows a decrease for the Oats, cars .. , 65% 66% 66% .... 67 68 valuables, and they may be points nnder yesterday's final figures, in do. pfd. ex. div. .55% week just closed of 11,208, against a Hoga, head ...... 25.000 16,000 Mobile—Quiet; net receipts 514: gross 614; sympathy with bearish cables and expecta- Sloss-Sheffleld Steel decrease of 160,781 last year and an had at very reasonable rates at sales .25; stock 48,092; exports coastwise 83. tions of unfavorable week-end figures. The and Iron 33% Sou. Pacific i .. 98 98 increase of 79.237 year before last.. Primary Movement. stprmy and cold weather sweeping the belt Wheat— Receipts 563.000. against 828.000 Savannah—Quiet; middling 12%; net re- made the bear side cautious and finally Southern Railway 27% 27% The total visible is 6.2i56,064. against ceipts 2,976; gross 2,9-76, sales 477; atock week-end covering set In on rather a large do pfd. . . . 84 84 6,267,272 last week, 5,827,918 last year 00? rPment3 357'°00- a"atost 406-- 85,785; exports to continent SOO; coastwise scale. The demand was rather more than Tenn. Copper . . . 36% 36 36% 36 and 6.073.651 year before last. Of Corn — Receipts 784.000, against 1.212,000 6,59S. - the ring could meet and In the early after- Tex. & Pacific . 15?i 15% 16% 15% this the total of American cotton is noon the more active months were half a Union Pacific . . .162% 161% 162% 162' 4 547,064, against 4,581.272 last week. 00 lM?rVeS'PmentS 628'°00- "Sainst 873.- dozen points over yesterday's close. do. pfd...... 85% 85 85 851,,. The Lowry Charleston—Quiet; middling 12%; net re- 4,483,918 last year and 4,975,651 year rHpts 306; gross 306; aalee 200; stock 21,- •Spot cotton steady, unchanged; middling U. S. Realty . . 66% 55% before last, and of all other kinds. •9".3 exports to Great Britain 6,306; coast- 1211-16; sales on the spot 1,375; to arrive U. S. Rubber. . I 59% 69 69 59 Including Egypt, Brazil. India, etc., wise 1.836. 1.200, low ordinary 7 11-16, nominal; ordi- U. S. Steel . . . 66% 66% 65% Gra n. 111 110% 1 709 000 against 1,686,000 last week. nary 8\6, nominal; good ordinary 10% ; __ c pfd. . :,?!* Wilmington—Nominal; net receipts 824; strict good ordinary 10% . low middling Utah Copper . . . . &5 64% 64% 1,344,000 last year and 1,098.000 year Chicago. February 6. —Cas h Wheat No 2 1115-16; strict low middling 137-16; mid-Va,-Carolln, °p.p a Chemi- before last. red 95CB96W,, No. 2 hard 91T4©92%. N? 2 cross 824; sales, none; atock 25,931. northern 91%. No. 2 spr.ng 90091 National Bank dling 12J.1-16. strict middling IS 3-16. good cal 31% 31 V 81 The total world's visible supply of middling1 139-16; strict »ood middling 13%. Corn. No. 2 yellow 66(8)66%. Norfolk—Steady; middling 13%"; net re- Wabash ..... 3 2% cotton, as above, shows a' decrease Oats, No. 2 white 42. standard 40^4. ceipts 2,439; proas 2,439; Bales 1,251. stock middling fair 143-16., nominal; middling do. pfd 9 8% compared with last week of 11.208, an Savings Department pays 3>£ per cent. fair to fair 14 9-i6,nominaI; fair 14 15-16, West. Maryland Rye. No. 2 nominal. No 3 60. £7498; exports coastwise 1.611. nominal, receipts 8.036; stock £86,454. Increase compared with last year of Barley, E0®72. West. Union 428.146, and an increase compared Timothy, Si.7506.35. Compounded Semi- Annually Baltimore—Nominal; middling 12% : net Electric . . 71% with year before last of 182,413. Clover, ?i_'00@1450 receipts 679: gross 6,363; sales, none: stock . J and Lake Erie ...... Of the world's visible: supply of cot- SI Louis. February 6 —Caah - Wheat No 4,203. exports to continent 4,733. John F. Black A Co. ton, as above, there is now afloat and 2 red 92VSS950 2 . li No5 . J 6hard 83V.@92 11 3 89 Every Service Known to Banking New York—Quiet: middling 12.65; net re- New York, February 6 —Th e interest* Treasury Statement. held in Great Britain and continental SIS So : 2 4 o *N® i St. ^T " - • ceipts, none, gross 5,031; sales 400: atock which were most active in hammering the Europe. 3,251.000, against 3,369,000 last 6 010 83.J1S; exports to France 2.900; coastwise market yesterday kept their hands off today, London, February 6.—Consols for money. vear and 3.216,000 year "before last: in «lfi ^Nftfl^. -- "-'™''"- «•*' 4,221 and the market showed a markedly better t7fl%, for account. 76%. Bar silver, steady fojrvpt 361,000, against 309.000 last Corn, May 6S%@63%, July 67HS>67%. Capital, Surplus and tone The switches are still working to ' at 26 9-16d. Money, % @1. Short bills, year, and 275,000 year before last; In Oats, May 40'^: July 39=t. Boston—Quiet: middling 12.65: net re- widen the difference between March and 1%; three months. 115-16@2. India 749.000. against 623,000 last year *r K^n»as City. February (T— Cash Wheat. Undivided Profits... ceipts 52; gross 1,891. sales, none; stock May, and they seem able to do about what Washington, February 6 —The condition of and 50,000 year before last, and in the No. 2 hard 84%@87^j, No 2 red S8%.©S9W,. 6.205, exports to Great Britain 951. they please. March showed an advance the United States treasury at the beginning- United States 1.895,000, against 1.537,- Corn, No. 2 mixed 64% ©No £ white fi9 of 9 points today, while May was up only of business today was 000 last year and 2,083,000 year before Oats. No 2 white 40%; No. 2 mixed 39"«,. Philadelphia—Steady: middling: 12.JO; 4 points. The close waa very steady. Net balance In general fund, $102.503,827. atock 2,008: exports to continent 50. Liveerpoor l is due to come 3% to 6% points Total receipts yesterday. 51,764,604. last. Total payments yesterday, $1,640,941. Corn, May «7 Texas City—Net receipts 3,667; stock 38.- Coffee was dull today, and the May po- The deficit this fiscal year Is $20,045,523 Spinners' Taking"* sition showed a decline of 9 points. There against a. surplus of $4.850,227 la.st year, New Orleans. February 6.—Secretary Is no falling: off In the movement, and the exclusive of Panama canal and public debt Hester gives th« takings of American HUBBARO BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants spot demaad continues poor. transactions. cotton by spinners throughout the Liverpool Grain. world as follows, in round figures: Liverpool, February 6. —Wheat , bpot firm. HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK Hubbard Bros. A Co. Money and Exchange. This w'eek 343,000, this year, against No. 2 red western winter, 7s 5d ; No. 1 Man- Brunswick—Net receipts 4,182; stock 435,000 last year and 407,000 year be- itoba, 7s 2%d, No. 2 7s 2d. Futures, Members New York Cotton Kxchanse, New Orleans Cotton Exchange;. 4.791, exports coastwise 1.146. New York. February 6.—Liverpool again New York, February 6. Call money ateady firm. March, 7s 2%d, May, 7s 2&d, July. New York Produce Bxcbange; associate members Liverpool Cotton Asso- led the decline, but In our market there at 1 % @ 2, ruling rate. closing, fore last 7s 2%d. ciation. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of cotton and cotton Port Arthur— Net receipts 3,348; exports was a disposition to look for a recovery Total since September 1, this year, Corri, spot steady , American mUed, 63 seed oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal terms tfven for coastwise 3,348. after so sharp a break abroad. So the mar- Time loans steady: sixty days, 2%, ninety 8,330,000. ag-ainst 8.071,000 last year 8%d; La Plata futures Ilrm.: February, 4s consignments of spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence Invited. ket has shown, -with a momentary exception, days, 3@3Vi, six months, 3%. and 7,717,000 year before last. 8%d; March, 4s 9%d. San Francisco -Net receipts 1,635. a rallying tendency, possibly the spinners Mercantile paper, 3%@4^j. Of this, northern and Canadian spin- were buying a little more freely on the Sterling exchange steady, sixty days, ners took 1.773,000 bales, against 1,872,- Total receipts Friday at al! ports, net. reduction in prices. Anyhow, while the 48390, for demand. 48587. 000 last year and 1,637.000 year before Rice. 46.472. feeling In 'the long run Is bearish, on ac- Commercial bills, 4 S3. last" Southern spinners 2,091.000, New Orleans. February 6.—Roug-h and Consolidated, for seek, at all ports, ne.t. Aunt of the large movement of the crop Bar silver. 57%. ag-ainst 1,784,000 last year and 1.454.- clean rice continues steady. Quote Rough 253.329. ^ here and of the East Indian crop In Bom- 000 year before last, and foreign spin- Honduras, 2.00(3>4.90, Japan. 1 B0@3 So, Total since September 1 at all ports, net, bay, the decline met with the resistance S.375,678. Mining Stocks. ners 4.466.000, against 4,415.000 last clean Honduras, ft ^ <§J 6, J apan, 2 % @ 3 %. Atlanta Appraisal Company Stock at all United States ports 1,073,761. oC buying orders. year and 4,626,000 year before last. Receipts Rough, 5!?57. clean, 1,789; millers, Exports Friday—To Great Britain 24.819. Liverpool is expected ta recover tomor- Boston. February 6 —Close mining Ari- 4 1R4. Sales, 288 sacks rough Honduras at to France 7.806; to continent 6,807; to Ja- row at least three or four points. zona Commercial 5; Calumet and Arizona 2 i*,[email protected]. 1.500 pockets clean Honduras at Charles M. Jackson, Manager pan 1.635. , 68; Greene Cananea 41; North Butte 29%, 1%@5&, 1,500 pockets Japan at 29-16@3. Jay, Bond & Co. COTTON THE PAST WEEK; Interior Movement. London Stock Market. Houston—Quiet, middling 12%; net re- Now York February fe.—Disappointing REVIEW OF THE MARKET Coffee. Gould Building Atlanta, Ga. ceipts 10.5-16; gross 10.546, shipments 14,142- cables caused lower prices around today s London. February 6.—The stock ' market sales 2&5. stock 186,521. opening of the cotton market. Subsequent opened rather v, eatt, real izing- prior to the fluctuations were irregular, but reflected flg- settlement lowering values generally. Home New York, February 6.—Announce- middling* 13 3-16; net ures. Southern spot news was not very en- rails and Grand Trunk recovered at mid- ment that the revision committee of Mceipts 765; gross 765; shipments 220. 'sales couraging, the demand being quiet. "Week- 1 day. but the market closed flat. Brazilian the New Yprk Cotton Exchang-e had de- IfO; stock 81,755. end statistics point to only a small decrease I rails declined S points. cided to make no chang-e in grade dif- in the visible supply against a heavy loss American securities were quiet and fea- ferences waa followed by a heavy gen- Memphis — Steady; middling 13%; net re- last year and were bearish by comparison- tureless during the forenoon, with prices eral selling movement in the market ceipts 1.628: gross 3.579; shipments 6,062- The market appears well liquidated and In within a small fraction of parity. Later, ALOKZORlCHARDSON&CO. sales 200. stock 1209,986. a position to respond to a revival in the spot the list sagged In sympathy with the reat here during the latter part of the week. demand. of the market and closed easy, Judging from opinions expressed, it st, : L.puis — Dull ; middling 13 ^ : net re- was considered doubtful whether the CERTIFIEDPUBL1CACCOUNTANT5 . ceipts 1,628 . gross 3,579 , shipments 6.062 • Foreign Finances. committee's action has inspired fresh sales 2 DO; stock 209,986. Liverpool Cotton. bearish sentiment or whether relief EttPlRCBUJUKNG t- —er cent. demand and continued heavy receipts. Little Rock —Quiet : middling 12%. net re- The fact that all markets worked ceipts 398: gross 398; swipments 242. sales lower led some to the latter conclusion, May none; stock 59,124. Comparative Port Receipts. June j* •while others claimed that both the July AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH P Following were net receipts at the 'ports failure of the committee to Increase January .. .. Louisville —Firm : inlddlinpr 13^: net re- Opening Clo«5e. Close. Cfcavle* . ceipts 253 ; RTOSS 233 ; shipments 79 ; sales on Friday, February 6, compared with those low grade pertalties and more general August 114; stock 220. / February • . . . 6.fiO 6 t>0 6 65 Mi on the corresponding day la.it year: features had been factors on the de- September ... ATLAJRTA. Ft-b -March . . 6.68% 6 59% 6 64 1114. 1913. cline. At any rate, after a quiet and October Candler BaIIdI»s> March-April .. 6.61% 6.61 6 60 Galveston 8,366 Noveirber .. Totals — Net receipts 16.49S; gross 19 18G- April-May . 6 r»9 B.57^4 e.tiS'tf steady early week, the market broke shipments 23.588: sales S23. stock 593,813. ' 6.OS's, New Orleans 4,330 sharply and all months, except March, December .. . May-June . . r 130 June-Inly -. r> 54% 6.54 6 >6 Mobile made new low ground for the season. 5 nl 6.50 6 50 Savannah .. 1,78,3 Port Receipts. Juli-Aug .. Charleston 306 388 Selling waa accompanied by numerous Sugar and Molasses. Aur.-Sept . . 6 40% 6 40 G 4b predictions of etill wider differences New York. February 6. —Th e following Sept -Oct . . 6 31 Wilmington 824 442 New York, February 6.—Raw sugar firm; e the total net receipts of cotton at all Ort.-Nov. . ^ 1 Norfolk 2,439 between New York and Liverpool, while ifuscovado, 2.98; centrifugral, 3.48, molasses rt3 since September L: Nov.-Dec. til " Baltimore 679 the relatively firm ruling of March was near. 2.73. <«Refined steady. Galveston . ..2,626,872 Dec-Jan. . . 6.17 Pacific coast 1,635 expJained by local gossip on the ground MolaKsea steady. New Orleans , -.1,337,130 Boston . •. . 48 that prominent spot Interests, heavily ''.Mobile .. 337.026 Liverpool Cotton Statistics. Philadelphia 25 short of May and July here against y.ivannah.. .. ., ...... 1,530,381 BrunMvIck 4.JS2 2,182 purchases abroad, were holding March Country Produce. «'harleston '-, 392.799 Liverpool. Fetnary 6.—Weekly cotton sta- Newport Ne 2.511 3,4"47 Port Arthur 3.348 654 contracts with, the possible intention of Chicago, February 6.—Butter firm, cream- .. 361,394 eries, 21%®27. The Men You Deal With ^Norfolk .. . ."*. ."$."".. "I. *.". .. 440.863 " Forwarded to mills, 82.000; 68,000 Amert- Texan City 3,657 demanding deliveries which might be Various "496 retendered on May if necessary to a Eg-ga hlg-her, receipts, 6,645 cases; at mark ^Baltimore ...... '. *, .. 75,934 cases Included, ^5@26%, ordinary firsts, 25 N"ew York * .. «.. , 4,396 profitable working out of straddle Stock all kinds, 1,130.000; American, ST8,- . . . 46,472 @25%; firata, 26%©26'3i. Boston .. .. . 11,715 000. operations. Cheese unchanged Newport News .. .. '.. «. . 62,856 ' Imports all kinds, 103,000; American, 74.- The heavy into-sight movement has Potatoes unchanged; receipts, 40 cars. UCCESSFUL banking requires Philadelphia ... . 228 000. Interior Movement. naturally reflected the active spot de- Poultry, alive, unchanged. San Francisco .. . . , .. 145,195 Total exports, 7.000. 1914. 1913. mand reported from the south during New York. February 6.—Butter. firm; years of experience and an in- Brun.swick ...... ,. ..•„. , .. 250,441 Houston .. 10,54fi 4.075 January, but has encouraged the larger creamery seconds, 22 @2E, creamery held Pensacola . .. 117,514 Augusta .. .. 765 r>57 S telligent realization of the pub- views of the American crop, while some seconds, 22@24^, process extras, 22%@23%; Port Arthur and Sablne Pass , .. 28,472 Sea Island Cotton. Memphis .. 1,628 1.461 authorities abroad contend that foreign factory, current make, firsts, 20% @21. Jacksonville .. ..' ...... -. v 27,627 Savannah. Ga.. February 6.—Sea island St. Louis . . 42Z 2,015 cotton crops this season, for the first Cheeae. firm, unchanged. lic's needs. The officers of this bank •^exfis City ., ...... ! .. 412.961 Otton steady. prices, fancy 21% . extra Cincinnati 2,486 1,189 Ejfgs, steady, refrigerator, fair to good. Tacoma .. .. ,...... 29,534 hoice 21; choice 20; extra fine 19® 19^, Little Rock i . 298 75 time on record, may equal the Ameri- are practical bankers who have Seattle . .. .. 37.1G8 Ine 18V . receipts 694, sales S.844, ship- Louisville . 253 V ' ' can production. Such ideas of the Live" poultry, steady. western chickens, Aransas Pass .._• , .. , 40,688 ient1S; dressed, exerted their best efforts to the up- Minor Ports , „ .„ , 4,489 Charleston. S C.. February 6.—Sea Island Totals .. . .16.498 9,372 more optimistic view of general trade dull fresh killed western chickens, 15@24, otton1 Receipts 56; exports to continent 39. conditions in some local circles and fowls 15©IS, turkeys, 18 SJ>2& building of this institution. The Total 8,275.678 omestlc mills 1.012. stocks 188; sales 110. Estimated Receipts Saturday. predictions of lower prices have also St. Louie. February 6 —Poultry unchanged xtra fine 26; fine 20; off cotton 19; tinged Galveston, 12,600 to 13,500 ,agalnat 9,201 been encouraged by continued reports Butter unchanged. constantly growing number of our Comparative Cotton Statement 7. of large fertilizer sales or well ad- New Orleans, 6,000 to 7,000. against 3,530 Kansas City. February 6.—Batter, eggs | depositors attests the satisfactory New, i ork, February 6.—For the week last year. vanced farm, work in the eastern belt and poultry unchanged i ending today: Dry Goods. On the other hand, there have been New York. February 6.—Potatoes Irregu- , Net relcei pts at all U. S. ports New York. February 6.- otton goods many reports of scarce seed in the treatment accorded them by these , during week 253,329 uiarket___ _ s_____ were_ ouleouiet ttoday toatiy. . Domestic and Movement of Cotton. southwest, spot markets have not fully J Cabbages and freights dull and unchanged. I Same week last year .. 141,627 foreign wools were bought more freely. Re- New York. February 6.—The following sta- followed the break, and bullishly dis- men. Increase j '111,702 tailers are numerous in the markets. They tistics on the movement of cotton for the posed traders claimed that trade buy- 8,275,678 •a buylnr silks more liberally than usual. Weekly Interior Cotton Towns week ending today were complied by the ing was more activ e today around 11374 k New York cotton exchange: for July cotton. * TOWNS. Shpts. Stock. OFFICERS: ! Albany .. 261 32.238 Cotton Seed Oil. Weekly Movement. Athens . . - • • . 6.370 6,150 23,152 C. E. CURRIER, . . President New York. February 6 — February cotton ! Atlanta .... .4,781 3,556 17.649 F. E. BLOCK, . . Vice-President seed oil \ was steady but the balance of the Port receipts • 253.526 Wool. Bronharn . . . . 75 1.S65 list was lower under selling of July by out- Overland to mills and Canada. . . . 25,128 Charlotto . . - • . 342 342 JAS. S. FLOYD. . Vice-President Hide lones, reports of easier crude mar- Southern mill takings (estimated). 1,930,000 Boston, February 6.—There has been no I Columbia .... .1.756 2.210 24.V16 GEO. R. DONOVAN. . . Cashier kets and with the heaviness in lard. Final Loss of atock at interior Clowns. 2o,426 dimunition of Interest In offerings In the Columbus, Ga, . .2.945 5,350 21.483 Stock at all TJ. S. ports .. nrices were one point net nieher on Febru- wool jnarket this week, although domestic Columbus, Bllas. . . B49 244 4.577, J. S. KENNEDY. . Assistant Cashier Same time last year .. .. Brought Into sight for the week. 328,228 supplies are depicted. Sales of foreign Dallas .4,933 4.692 9.296 Increase . ary and two to four lower on later months. wool have been of fair proportions. Do- . 90 104 4.181 J. D. LEITNER, . Assistant Cashier Sales, 10,800 barrels. Kufaula .... Stock at ail Interior towns 857,377 Total Crop Movement. mestic wools are firmly held and advances Greenwood, S. C. . 322 204 1,217 Same time last year 732,105 Prime crude. 5.93 [email protected] : prime Bummer of one-half cent on fine clothing sorts are .1,691 1.996 19.131 vellow [email protected]; prime winter yellow and Helena Increase 135,27.100,2 <0v Port receipts r 8,273.205 reported. Little Rock . . . .3,368 3,247 59,124 Stock at Liverpool '.1.130,000 summer white, 7.00® 8.00. Foreign advices show an upward tenden- . 273 878 2.683 Futures ranged as follows. Overland to mills and Canada .... 772.959 Macon .... Same time last year 1,476,000 Southern mills takings e(stlmated) 1,930,000 cy- Contracting In the west has been less Meridian .... . 333 C22 7.428 Atlanta National Bank Decrease , * 345 000 Opening. • Closing. pronounced, on account of Which prices'ad- Montgomery . . .2,331 3,224 28.657 February.1. [email protected] 7.06®7 10 Stock at Interior towns In excess vanced. t Stock: of American afloat for Great of September 1 69.8,143 Nashville. . . . . 330 219 1,333 Britain March .- [email protected] 7.13©7.15 Missouri; Quarter, tbree-elg-fctfao blood, Newberrr .... . 343 243 Resources, $10,750,000.00 Same time laat year 209,000 April 7.19®7.25 @2S%. Raleigh .... . 431 425 ' YfiY I May .. 7.27©7.29 Brought Into sight thus far for Kentucky and similar: Half, three-eighths Roipe ...... 277 375 6,173, i June [email protected] [email protected] season ..ll.6M.307 ilood unwashed, 23@24. Selma . ... . 733 1,118 15.232 Linseed. July 7.47(^7.43 [email protected] 2,073 balea deducted from receipts Cor sea- Scoured basis—Texas: Fine, 12 months, 51 Shreveport ... .3,41fi 5,937 40.036 Duluth. February «.—Linseed: Cash, ©53; fine, six to ol7.70 > Ig.OOtf burned Interior stock. fall, 41Q>ig. Ya-zoo City . * . 2,311 14,146
'SPAPERf fSPAPEJRI .fage 'JL'en. CONSTITUTION, Gti., rarrcrreizEtr; 'IF YOU WANT A GOOD CONSTITUTION WANT AD! : i YOU WILL GET- ONE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
WANTED— Teachers FOR SALE—Miscellaneous i AUTOMOBILES RAILROAD SCHEDULES LEGAL NOTICE. " BUSINESS AND MABL Arrival and Departure of Passenger , SCPI-LIES—tccKssoniES. Trains, Atlanta. . ncient service. 422 Atlanta National Bank ORDER DIRECTORY ^ATLANTA'S, STRIDES , The following- schedule figures are STOCK consisting of groceries, fixture*, to buildiag. Main 3145. E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. published only as information and are the, amount of 97&0; open accounts *700. SOUTH ATI-ANTIC TEACHERS A. Kinpirc Lift BJdg. Ivy 7686. all Situation Wanted advertisers. So if you FUHN1TCKR REPAIRING. of btflldings is understood to be depen Atlanta and Wert Point Railroad Company. Co., 316 Austell — •• — - OZIAS NAT'L SELLING dent upon an appropriation for jth want a wider range of choice before accept- - FlJHNiaTJRE repairing and ATLAXTA RADIATOR CO. - 1 No. Arrive From — No. * Depart To- WANTED—By lar&» machinery manufac- ing «. position, hold your T»ox number card arpet cle&ning Southern Furniture and uuroose of carrying on the work of re West Pt.. 8-1B am 35 New Or... fi.26 am turer, general ledger bookkeeper, who ia and call at or phone to , The Constitution Carpet Work*. 69 Ella street, S. R. Skelton. Automobile Ha,cliator Work Exclusively. grading Whitehall and Forsyth streets IS CoI'utnboa.lO 55 am 19 Columbus. 6.45 am thoroughly experienced witn voucher Bfif- frequently for at least a week. Manager. Main E3S3: West 1396. CORPORATION , •^Bell. JEyv__74J-i 76 Ivy St.*_ Meanwhile the agitators of the move 40 New Or... 11 50a 33 Montgora'y 9 10 am tem and can give bond and satisfactory ref- YCS. u e cie^n carbon from your cylinders ment for the widening, regradlngr an 40 New Or... 2:25 p 39 New Or... **-M ' from previous employers. State age YOUNG married man, high-class | HATTERS. I 605-7 Empire XJfe Building. «it $1 each \\elborn Oxygen Carbon Clean- perience. Address A-784, Conatitu- ing Compa extension of Spring street are callfn S4 - .. 7:10pm 17 Columbus. „ [ tlon^ OLD HATS MADE NEW—Satisfaction guar- upon the public works committee, o 30 Columbus. 7.4$ pm 37 New Or... E.20 pm stenographer "and office man; anteed. Mall orders given prompt atten- ATLANTA, GEORGIA. • DIXIE GARAGE CO, 12-14 EAST CAIN the county commlssloneis to go fonvjar 39 New Or... H:35 pm 41Weat Pt. 5:46 pm NTED—OZIlce man and correspondent tion. &TRKET BELL PHONE IVY 1119. with the work they have promised t to manage branch office. Address applica- rapid, accurate, experienced, now ACME HATTERS. 20 E. HTTNTER STREET. Phone Ivy 8239 do on Spring street. An apportlonnien C«ntrml of Georgia Railway. tion in own handwriting to P. O. Box 193, 1 : city. Give references and telephone number. employed, seeks position with -HOtJSEMOVIXG. of $5,000 has already been placed _, . "The Bight Way." MOTORCYCLES-BICYCLES the finance sheet for this work. wo., Arrive From—— - NO. Depart To— COLLECTOR—One capabltpable *of taking charge wholesale or manufacturing con- -. ; 16T6. Tl7 Equally as anxious are a large nuro Thomaavllle. B;2B am Savannah.... 8:00 am of our office At BInnlng-:hamI ; experience W%- ,4th Nat'l Bk. Bldg. xoinxToTr''ij^n^f77^ Jacksonvtll*. e-,47 am Albany 8 -00 am absolutely essential. Bond required. Address good and, runs Eooa, cheap for cash; term» ber of citizens to have the "neck] o A-782. Constitution. cern offering chance for advance- KJSY8 JMAMJB. Savannah... 6 -2f> am Jacksonville. 9:47 am "'^ responsible portj. 362 Peachtree street. the bottle,** at Peachtree ztnd Hilt Albany 5:2* am streets, widened. This work is als Macon 12 30 pm STENOGRAPHER who can write quickly oil ment. Address A-77I, Constitu- Jacksonville. 7:25 am Macon 4:00 pm typewriter, must come well recommended. Formerly With C. C. Down*. recognized in the finance sheet I Macon '6:25 am Jacksonville. 8:30 pm Prefer one with railroad experience. 1004 Now with Atlanta Gun and Key Works, safe, AUCTION SALES ;5o, altogether, it looks as If som Ma«qn .10:60 am AtJanta^ National Bank building. *un and key experts. 7^ W. Alabama St., sort of central or semi-central Improve Savannah 9~00 pm ValuOBta. ... 9:00pm WANTED—-Salesmen, good experienced YOUNG MAJSF with 5 years' between Whitehall and Broad. Main 683- All VAGK COSTPANY. at SO SoaUk Pryer.~ merit is due to come out of the nnanc Macon.. 7:15 pm Jacksonville.10:10 pm men, for permanent position. Apply at outside work promptly attended to. buy or sell your furniture, nouaenold ~ sheet regardless of how It may b Macon '.'. 7-55 SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL pm ThomaBville..11:46 pm nee, early today. F. O. Watson. JO W. MOTQBCYCT.1JS _ANP SCPlPLXEg, or pinna, .thane Bell Main 220ft. changed when the final fight is made in Jockeonvllle. 8:03 pm Albany 11:45 pm experience wants position FOR SALE CH.EAF. council. i DRY GOODS CLERKS WANTED—*10* OTORCYCTE^ Hew and Second^hi as receiving and shipping. Southern Motorcycle Co.. 224 Peachtr» S50 California cases, cost 75o, sale price 20a Real Estate Sales. i .Southern Railway. month. Write Commercial Instructors. At- »0 lower case news coses, full size cost 60c. JEDUCATnONAL Carrier of th« Sontb." Mrs- F. H, Jones has sold to H.j G Departure ot Passenrer Trains. References from last eitf- MU1LTIOR AF HINO. sale price 15c PROFESSIONS ANI> TRADES. Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three Stanaland 76 East Thirteenth street & MULTIORAPHED. columns 33 AlJ_ANi'A bCHOOk OF dwelling on a lot 50x142, beginning 40 '°"owlne wihedul* 7ES—Proi. a. o, Brannlng will teaah yon S1LLE1> IN TO MATCH are pub- the barber trade. Taught In ployer. Address A-776,"6on- LETTERS 10 wooden double frames cost $8 50; sale PRACTICAL MILLINERY feet west of Piedmont avenue, fo llahed only Information and are not ENVELOPES ADDRESSED. price. S3 75 guaranteed: TEACHES full courm millinery in «lx and position In l«ur chain of shops. ?30. Why stitution. EAGLE MULTIGRAPHING CO. 12 double Iron frames, holding 12 coses, cost weeks Our rates are lower for what w» The Peters Land company sold tc No. Arrive From— No. Depart To— $17 50,, bale price $10 give >ou lhan any other reputable ucnooL 36 B'ham.. ..12 01 am pay more ? Thousands of our graduates run- WANTED—Position o*. dairy and truck North __Fprsyth St. Phone Main 11S8. s tbe 06 to start ao you r Lynn W. Hudson, Jr., a vacant lot, 36 New York.12.IB am nine shops or making- food wacea> Atlanta farm. Will work fbr wagea or take a One proof press, will tnke a three-column i^ow 1 "I - fi»i»b '° 60x150, on the east side of Perm aVe BSNew York. 6-45 am 20 Columbus. 5:20 am Barber College. 10 Bant Mitchell street. MATTRiESS .RKKOVATING.. . _ lfey. sa• price $10 43 Wash'ton.. 6 05am small farm on shares, references furnished. tones and one stand to hold them, j 4tj ^ \V hlteliaU fctreet. * Due 50 feet south of Fifth street. Th 35 B'ham 6:00 am WANTED —Pape r hangers to put up paper Address H. Blanchard. 121 plum st., Atlan- CAPITAL MATT 11 ESS CO., 148-A South 1 Jack'vtlle . 6 10 am 1 Chicago... 6 20 am Pryor. M. 2133-J. We do best work at about S feet lone sale price price was $3,000. 12 Shr'veport, 6 30 am bought at r oloaing-out-at-cost sale of One wooden case rack, holds 12 Richmond. « 55 am wall papers. Work to be done by the Job. lowest prices. furnished with the best of 5 Jack'viUe. 5 00 pm IS Toccoa. ... 4 45 pm Atlanta, Ga. changed. furnishings, rooms fitted for and rented to ~Bn,nlufmtt and Mall Order 37 N. "X. lat. 4 50 pm SALESMEN ASiD tOi-lClTOHS. PLUMBERS. 392 Peach tree atreet. Ivy 4S*. light housekeepers, aU full Income over 22 Columbus. & 10pm MERCHANTS needing flrat-class, experi- Atlanta 685. 1 Directory 1O 4 37 N. Y. 2d. 5 00pm 5 Clncinn'tl. 5 10 pm enced dry goods-'ihoe salesman and buyer BANKERS' SAFE AND 5100 per month. Rent 5C5 per month. Own - Cant-Off Clotblne 11 1 15 Brunuw'k. 7 30 pm 28 Ft. Valley. 5-20 pm or all-round man for general store com- GENERAL plumbers, repair work a special- ing city and win sacrifice to flrat 31 Ft. Valley 8 00 pm 10 Macon.... 5 30 pm us. Arlington Business ty. 33 Auburn avenue Ivv 1047. Atlanta VAULT CO. person Come and sve ?l$o do\\ n. balance Kilnontlonnl 1O 7 802. John J Hill. Proprietor. monthly 232 Central a\e , corner Wood- 13 Jack'ville. 8 10 pm 25 Heflln. . . 5 45. pm No.> 3S East Mitchell Street. arci For SuIe-MiBCellnneous . - 1O 5 11 Richmond 8 15 pm 13 Cincinn'ti. 3 20 pm WANTED—One successful high- YOUNG MAN. I C S. student, with Knowl- For Sale—Live Stock .... 11 1 IS Chaita'g-a. 9,25pm 44 Wash'ton.. 846pm class stock salesman to Sell edge of chemistry. wants position tn. ON ACCOUNT OF E1CKXESS fv 111 soli or 2 Chicago... 9 55 pm secured profit-sharing real es- SAFES For Kent—Apartment* ... 11 3 2 Jack'ville.10 05pm tate bonds, guaranteeing 6 per chemical laboratory, any capacity, good C. F. BINDER & SON exchange fur lmpro\ ed farm or city prop- 24 Kan, City. 10:15 pm 14 Jack'ville.10-30 pm cent, free of corporate taieft. worker, good character. Bannister. Battle ;h basi-j f ready to wear For Bent—Desk Space ... 11 4 19 Columbus 10 20 pm 11 Shr'vport.ll 10 pro H1U Sanitarium. MANUFACTURERS of hleh-grada paint*, HERRING; HALL, MARVIN. Dullness, new and moit r,lodern stock., fix- The most attractive proposition white lead and cresnte stains. We make For Bent—Garages & Barns 1^. 4 14 Cint-Inn'ti.ll SO pm 14 Jack'villei.11 40pm combining: safety with large WANTED—Position by young colored man. New and second-hand. Also tur-je and 8 % years lea:w. Store 35x100, , All trains run daily. Central time. not afraid of work, can do most any kind. ready mixed palnta to order. Corner L* located in South Bend Ins t population 60,- For Bent—House* 11 3 possibilities. References re- France and Lowry streeta. Bell phone Ivy 000 and full of factor!, City Ticket Office. No. 1 Peachtree at. uired. commission basis only. of work, must have work at once. Horace 5852-J. Atlanta. Ga. other makes. Gookin Bank and For Rent—-Offices ..... 11 4 Sur company was the first lo Pelk, 293 Albany avenue. for $9 000. Apply to I For Rent—Rooms 11 2 Arrival and Departure of Passenger comply with the "blue aky" Vi hitehttll St Atlanta Oi Trains. Atlanta. PRINTER—Well experienced Job and news- Office Equipment Co., 113-115 N. For Bent—Housekeeping law and holds certificate No. paper printer, steady and reliable, wants W\NTEr> — A partner for «lrlctlj fancy pro- The following- schedule flg-ures are 1. R. H. Jones, general man- position. Address Printer. Gate City Hotel, Pryor street. Atlanta, Ga. cery bueinesa, must have SI, 500 and fur- Rooms 11 3 published only as Information and are ager. 1404 Third National Bank of all kinds with a satisfactory Atlanta tee. Atlanta, Ga. B. F. D. Wo. 2. nceq prefer 3 oun«- married For Rent—Stores '11 4 not guaranteed: buiidinc. WANTED—A position aa salesman, either in ATTORNEYS ma.n of good Kelp Wanted—Male 1O 3 •Dally except Sunday. city or on road, live man with experience excelled. opp unlty In a hlp-h- Kelp Wanted—Female . . . 1O 3 *«Sunday Only. and good habits. Reference good. Address - F. Washington. A-T7r>. Constitution. KEEP you-" „ _ ATTENTION Help Wanted—Male and Embry Construction Company, 318 Fourth FOR SALE —'Set s of lawyers annotated re- HAVUan e elJe hlgh-ffrade money-mak- Union Passenger Station. WANTED—Position by alt-round photogra- ports, U. S. Reports, Cyc Female 1O 3 Bank. Main 1456, •oposmon in wholesale merchandlKO Georgia Railroad. pher, 20 years' experience, age 40, expert ruptcy, etc, at about httlf f pric :e business for a grocery salesman Horaeft and Vehicles .... 11 1 No. Arrive From — No. Depart T " - - s A. C. jSud- JAS. W. BOWERS books. Address A-76S .ctlve man some capital required. 4 Augusta. 12 10 n'n Now All! aMIy be at a sal rv Hotels II 1 Ko. 17 South Forsyth St. Main I48T. Matirvnai located AHl A T » reference 2 Auguata and LOT SALESMEN THOilOUGHLY experienced bookkeeper Is g.o«.cu _ Address A -7^1, Constitution Houaehoia Goods 11 1 93 Union Pt. 9 30am WE ARK placing on the market our tateat New York 7 30 am J. A. JOHNSON Cash 54 N. PRYOR ST. WAN'TED—An idea"Who can think of Z.ost and Found 1O 1 1 Augusta. 1:50 pm •26 LIthonia.10 20am Ponce L,eon Heights V/alth. Write 27 New York 94 Union Pt. 5 GO pm. Hills. We want a few more high-class, pro- FOR kalsomlninff walls, painting floors or Atlanta ES4. __ Medical 11 1 and Aug. 8:20 pm "10 Cov'ton.. €.10 pin general houae cleaning call Ivy 5516-5518 for -Needed Inventions .ind Ho« to Get ducing salesmen to sell above property and or Atlanta phone 20 FOR SALE CHEAP—FK e Edison dicta- p Patent and Your Money." Randolph & Money to Loan ...... 1O 7 to such infen we can give a liberal contract. 1 Motorcycles and Bicycles . . 1O 7 Louisville and Nashville Railroad. A COMPETENT male stenographer, with 7 phoneb, good AS new ^ direct current and Attorneys. Washington, D C. E. P. McJSlroy, Sales Manager for 1*. P. years' experience, desires position at once. PAPER HANGING. 2 with universal motor, either direct or al- HAVE an Mnaic and Dancing 11 1 Effective Nov. 16. Leave. | Arrive. iottenfigld. 1114-28^ Empire building. _ ;a, nausea Chicago and Northwest.. I- ,. Address A-777. Constitution. LEEri*ARERH ANGER ^ ternating current also 2 record saving ma- VOTi \J UT restaurantsy._, rding or M«slcal Instruments.... 11 1 Cincinnati-Louisville J * 10 WANTED—We can offer a salesman of POSITION as night oil mill foreman for 118 Simpson St Ivy 683». :hlnes. Golden Eagle Buggy Co, 32 Means nits liuuseH, hotels or anything to Bell Personal 1O 2 natl and Louisville . 9 50 pm ability an exceptional opportunity ot earn- coming season, reference given. Address street. chanee, we can give you results Phone i Blue Rldg-e 7-35 am 6 12 pm ing at least $l5u and expenses par month, F-27, Constitution. PACKING Setts or C. D'Hollohy. Main 1680. Poultrr 11 i Knoxville via Cartersville. 7 >2 am 9 5G pm Man with some punch-board or similar ex- >-» A nnT>,otr UPHOL3TEHINUJTJ^HJIJ»J.-±I;«.IJNOU ». n a BULK ACID PHOSPHATE Purchase Money Notes .... 1O 7 Knoxvllle via Curtersvllle 6 10 pm perience preferred, though not necessary. CAPH fOL g«B.t Cl.«ln« Oj... 141 KAINIT, MURIATE POTASH. Nitrate soda, WITH S^IQO >ou can buy the best 10 room ~31ue Ridge accommodation4 05 pm The Manahttan Neckwear Co. DeaK ' A." g. Pryor fit. M. 2132-J. meal, hulls and coal In car lots. whole- private boarding house on Capitol avenue Professional Cards 1O 2 N._. S. Plttsburg, Fa. SITUATION WANTED—Female fine busine^a, close In Cause for selllne 111 Railroad Schedules 1O 2 Bale .only ^ E. McC^lfa, 415 Atlanta SPECIAL ratea for situations wanted ads. 8 KOOriNO. Natldnal Bank Building. health Call Main 4810 ^Keal Estate For Sale ... 11 4 Seaboard Air Line Railway. f Effective November 30, 1913. WANTED lines one time. 10 cents, 3 times, 15 cents. REPAIRS all kinds roofing WANTED—To in Interest In establish' _ Rent. ISntate For Sale or Ex- cents. To get these rotes ado must be paid , specialty, 12 months' fuaj- ATLANTA SAFE CO. ed loan, re: EXPERIENCED salesmen or saleswomen to In advance and delivered at The Constltu- or Insurance business, „'*; efcimire ...... 11 4 Introduce new household necessity. Liberal ble ratea. Ivy BOB. and Second-hand Safes. must stJ-nd close inv^^-.o—^.^.itigj-Uqnj , hav»avoe uha- d V" *?ed «ml Pet Stock 11 I 11 Norfolk... 620am proposition. Call from 10 to 3, room 307 <. Safe Artists. Main 4601. 17 yeara exparlence A-77U. Conatitution. 11 Wash'ton. 6 20 am 30 Monroe... 7rOOam Dakota hotel. IF IN NEED of a bright young, competent' •"- JKtuaffoHs Wanted—Male . 1O 4 11 Portsrn'th. 6 20 am 1 lady stenographer call West 1313. IF FOR S^LH CHCAP—Fiv Edison dicta- FREE—Our 1614 magaxla* catalogue j uai 6 N^r York. I 40pm SALESMEN—I can use 3 flrst-claes sales- pho good at, new three with direct out. Phone or write for it. Chorlea n . ftttiuttiona Wanted—Female. 1O 4 17 Abbe.S.C.. 8 50am 6 Wash'ton. 1-40 pro men High-grade -r/^Ty-TT^o SI-A.TE ROOFING CO. Main current and two with universal motor either Barber Circulation. 19-21 Petar*. M 4628-J Stock* and Bonds 1O 7 6 Memphis.. 1 30pm 6 Norfolk... l-40pm J UJN HjO 1616. Repairs and new rooflng. direct or alternating currents Also two rec- ti-B ham. . 1:30 pm 6 Porthrn'th. 1:40 pm advertised and a qui . - fOR SALE—Half Interest In Tnadcahs 1O 2 cants with experience in northern territory BUSINESS AND MAIL Atlanta B6B. . ord shaving machines. Golden Eagle Buggy service. P. O. Box 67. 22 B'hani ... 12 10 pm 23 B'ham. .. . 3.65 pm required. Mr WUcox, Hotel Marlon. Hour* Co.. 32 Mean; ' Wanted—Roommate .... 11 2 fi New York. 4 30 pm 5 B'ham. ... 4 45 pm • a, m.*to 12 m. and J to S p. m. 5 Wash'ton. 4.30 pm 5 Memphis.. 4.45 pn ORDER DIRECTORY SECOND-HAND sates, .ill sizes, homa safes, ^ Wanted—Live Stock .... 11 1 WANTED—Good salesmen everywhere to $15 up. Hall a bank and burglar-proof C Norfolk... 4 30 pm lSAbbe,S.C.. 4 00pm safes, vault doora C .) l>nniel. 416 Fourth JW£NEYJTOJ-5>AN r Wanted—-Apartments ... 11 3 S Portsm'th. 4-30 pm 12 New York. 8 55 pm handle the Fortune $JO soda fountain. $S National Bank Bulletins -*_ Wanted—Board-Room;* . • . 11 2 12 B'ham ... 8 35 pm 12 Norfolk... 8:55 pm on each sale, collect commission aa you go; AT AUCTION. SIIOK KKI'AIKINO. exclusive territory. The Union Brokerage $15,000 TO LOAISf AT 7% Wanted—Miscellaneous . . it S 29 Monroe... S.OO pm 12 Portsmt'h. 8 55 pra SHOES HALF-SOLED. 8EWBD City Ticket Office, 88 Feachtree St. Co.. 309 Praetorian bldg, XJallaa, Texas. onds Sac-ri- I HAVE $15,000 special funds to "Wanted—Money 10 7 WANTED—A state i iger for a pub Hah- 50 CENTS Ing house, rnugt have had experience. JACOBS AUCTION CO. AT GWINN'S SHOE SHOF. S Luc hie atrect. Floor Atlanta National Bank bldg. • AVante«P—Real Eatnte ... 11 4 Western and Atlantic Railroadl 61 DECATUR STREET. loan at 7 per cent; must be . Wanted—Tenci.ers 1O 4 No. Arrive From— iNo. Depart To— Splendid contract. Address C-662, Con- opposite Piedmont botel. Both phones. In MADE-TO-ORDER FLY SCREJ3NS, high 3 Nashville. 7 10 am 94 Chicago . 8 00am stltution. a hurry 7 Call Taxlcab Company tor auto grade, lowest prices. Pnone Main 5310 placed the coming week. *Come 99 Chicago... 9 25am 2 Nashville. 8 36am SALESMEN—Handle Hair Tonic and Sham- rent servlre. W R Callau ay, Sales Mer., 1403 Fourth early. S, W. Carson, 24 S. Broad LOST AND FOUND 3 Rome ... 10 25 ami 92 Nashville. 4 50 pm poo of exceptional merit, hie profit. ABSTRACT AND TITLE! INSURANCE. M'NEIL & HUNTER—Shoe repairing •Work National EanK building^ Nashville.il 45 a. ?2 Ro ____5.15 . p Karotone Company,_5^B Vesey, New York City. . called for and delivered. 486 Ed, GET AIY P^tlCE on lumber and mill work street. 1 Nashville.. 7 ..3 0 p 38 Chicago...... 8 25pm PORTRAIT AG.ENTS—Call to aee or -write ANCE COMPANY, eround door Equitable I ave-1 Atlanta phone 1G27. before j o« place yuur order elsewhere. 95 Chicago... 7 50pm' 4 NaahviUe. 8 60pm building. Main 54^0 W L. Traynham Main 2S80. ADVERTISE FOUND AKTICJLB3L MONEY TO LOAN—We have THE LAW. Horn ueorcia Decisions; *A finder ot lost goodti who, hav- A FEW nrst-claaa salesmen for a first-class a good de^al of home funds that ing1 meana o' knowing tho rightful real estate specialty. Apply 10 to 12 STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING. we can place promptly. Can lend owner, retain them for tha flnder'a forenoon. 531 Candler building. ameline, all work guaranteed. U. E. Dunn. W* sweep chimneys. LUMBKR. all kinds, brick, doors, windows. * o\v-n use or ndvantaero. may. upon 125 N. Butler. Atlanta phone 6010-M. 121 Whit^fall bt. Bell Phone Main 269ft. old Leyden house, 19S Peachtree street. on 5 years' straight, or monthly conviction thereo! be punished to-- TAXICABS AGENTS. cheap__Fj_oarnoy & Springer, iiout.e wreckera a simple iarccny under the lawa ot AGENTS make quick hales and big profits TRUNKS. BAGS AND SUITCASES RE- pay ment plan. Also money for Georgia." A person who flnd«* loat handling" our rine of patented household *"<->". any ra.ngo that TAILED AND BEPAUtCD. FOR SALE—Pure Gee Kood» la legally Unble to the rlpht- BeKe Isle necessities, catalog free. Genesee Specia Ity i cannot xepair and purchase money notes. Foster & tul owner for their proper care r*on)p ni, 608 Bast Main St. Hot hester, H. L. Barber. 123 Marietta as. RO UN TREE'S, Davis, Savarinnh, Oa. -A-blle In che finder's poaaetsalon. I New FOR SA£,E—One nine-column adding ma- Kob^on. i T Edg~ewood avenue. and he li legally entitled to be re- Phones: Bell, Main 1578; Atlanta. 16S*. chine at a tremendous hargain. Address imbursed for expense Incurred In 1VY5190. ATLANTA 1598. MISCEI.I.A N -KO US. UMBRKLI.AS. •00 Highland avenue, Atlanta properly caring for the eooda found LET me pay you SuO monthly. Only ten ^'^~ SPECIAL HOME FUNDS and may retain them until such minutes of your time aaily required All - TO LEND on Allint* home or business expense It paid." Constitution Want CONTRATOU for all Kinds of atorv and TAKICABS—JBLNIGHT work doue In your home No canvassing. fine handles, also repairing. Harry AUTOMpBI LES Ad*> find lost oroperty or Its owner ivy 4051. Ivy 1000 >.o capital. Also show you how to start office work. counie?a, shelving, book and 5 Viaduct place. Phone Main 8100. . mail order home ouslnvss. Instructive book- Witli Coii-ea, etc. ICO S. Pryor. FOR SALE. WE FURNISH. EXCLUSIVE SERVlCH TO let and literature explaining business and M-aln sa U.. Kcfaideuce. M&ia. 6*26. WATCH KEFAjglJSG. S, W. CAKSON LOST OR STOI^KX — bronnmj.re.b above. Voorhles, Desk L. Omaha, Neb. "\7" ^1 A T>rnTTT> 21 PETERS. 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET ion left shoulder wei about 1,00, 0 po WANTED—If you viant position as fireman, L. i. \^^i_tVJ.J:jXt,MaIn 1661, 1771. at Wa •one Moyer LusKi. side bprlng-a, salesmasal n C. A HENDERSON LOANS ON REAL ESTATE e buy pur- PERSONAL brakeman, electric nxotorman, conductor, Wa CaSM mC W rk NOW IS THE TIME TO chaaj money notes, short j loans for tyiMft couple of boards loo^e in front. Thij colored train or sleeping car porter, flrst- ^S^iSS^l* " - ° ' ° JT3 EDGEWOOD^avenue; Hrs^cl^ work team .\aa lilreU for a specified time of si c 1 as^ Atlanta roads, $05 to ? 16 B month, and guaranteed. With Chapman building houses. The MerUi^.La and Me- hern. BUY USED CABS chanlcn' Banking and Loan Co., 209" Grant IvoHtt. aiid WQ.S never returned. Fat reward toteaiAj \\ ork, experience unnecessary, no General Coatractor building. Telephone Ivy 6 341. _ - for Information as to \v hereabouts of same. strike Inclose btamp, name position want- guaranteed. J. D. ounter, 4 City Ht.ll ! WE MAKE SWITCHES frW combinga for and uniforms furnished when ^ ^ ^^^_ Bra,7mn Livery Service, 35 South Foray th $1.00- dye faded switches to match. Ail place, riear Fairtte frtrgat. Main 1188. ' CALIv or write for bulletin list- MONE1 TO LOAN— At 6.. 7 and 8 per cent, stree^ both phones. _ Address Railway Inst., Dept. 17, WALL~ PAFl5R—I have a very fine selectio Atlanta r , and suburban real hair go<.ds> on sa.le half price. n, Intl of wall paper, all grades, that I can ahovv, REWARD for finder of Andre MRS. ALLIE UALLAHER. V1KCUJLAK LETTEKS. ing all makes of used cars- estate tr sums of S500 to ?2,OO 1 I4K S Pryor st . Bell 3188. Atlanta 226 property, anj. amount desired Georgia School Techno! osry L, 3. Collier 70 4 fEACHTREE. WANTED—^A practical cotton raiser with Message by phone or post card will brin# gog >V. Peachtree at^ __ __ Phone Iv> 156G-J. som« money to become interested in, and MUL/iTGKAPH-LiNU Terms can be arranged. Vjj.\, 409 Equitable building help develop half section land In Casa SERVlCJi. COMPAA1'. 81* E All IRE BLDG. me I to your place, "iou can select at home LOST —O n F"orre«t a\ eriue, an automobile' .Mail Orders Given Our Prompt Attention. TELEPHONE IV T£ 72QO If desired Al*>o prices for hang-ing and in- REAL ESTATE LOANS t OR EASTERN side curtain Finder please return Grande Valley. Arizona Unusual opportun- terior painting. J \V Dyer INSURANCE CO DL-SIRED. W. Jachgon street. Ro>\ ard ity Write G. A. Tinney, No. 402 East THE LOCOMOBILE COM- W Carroll Latlmer, LOST—Black and white female setter, bob Fourth St. Tucson. Arizona. . WINDOW AND HOUSE CUBANIXO. Attorney at Law, OX1OL1.N&— -TH.E. JtifcALJ-'H BUILDER. ' , _„ , UUN1KACTOH. fcOi EM- PANY OF AMERICA 15Q.9 4th Nat 1. BanK Bide tall; trom 311 Juniper, Monday. Feb. 3. HA\ E ' had an Uxyolme apparatus in- A NUMBER of neat appearing young* men, PIRE L.IF1& BLDU. IVY B, ATLANTA WSKSSrTiriSB^ Reward. R. H. Hogc, l\y 4406. called in my office and demonstrations es lh-21. steady positions, $26 to $&0 a. 3702. REMODKLINO AND REPAIRING E Hunter Bt. M. 1175. Atlanta 1051. , FAKM L.OAM S—W * place loaau in any are being given daily by a representative of ~ " ' ~ . 6 Aragon GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. Used Car Department amount on Improved farm landa la Geor- he colnpany t,hat makes them, lou ore in- ATLANTA BUILDING AND REPAIR CO. gia. The Southern Uortgaga Company. Ccst of LocaE Ued to call and Inveitigate Its merits. For EN—Aee 18 to 35. become railway mall IF 1 OL are contemplating building, we can WANTED— Miscenaneou« ' Ads tenemia, as-thma, b-onUil'.li,, dPtarrh, tuber- clerks S75 month. Pull unnecessary. Par- save you money, we do all kinds of repair 469 Peachtree Street. * S PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property :ulo«lt, and all nervous and b'ood diseases 1C ticulars free F-JiC. Constitution. v.ork at reasonable prices, all work guar- WANTED—A good second-hand organ; J. H. Nutting ft Co^ B01-4 Empire Life pronounced a specific by manJ y physi- must be In good order, and a bargain. buiUUuK. !L _ In The Dr. ft- W. Aapley-• , SOa "Grand uuildingj . Apply 7 38 Piedmont antftgd; a tria^is all we aak. Main 5085-J. Also want a good cooking stove or range, IF YOU need a contractor, builder or ex- Cor wood only. Send offers and descriptions WILL maLe strj-ieht or monthly loans on PALAI1STR1. COLUMBIA Unproved Atla.nu. properly 508 Fourtii 1 Insertion lOc a line MADAM ELDON, scientific palmlat, clair- Mi'-^. wirn patentable Ideas write Randolph pert roof man, call '•Cunningham." Office by mall to "V. T. Britt. 109 N. Jackson Bt. voyant ana astroloetti, te»t reading by *. Co.. Patent Solicitors. Washington D C 246 tt Pelei-M street, or phone Main 237. Re- I will call in a few days to eee the goods. " " -1_ buildln 3 Insertions Gc a line pair work of all kit ids. AH work cuaran- AUTO EXCHANGE iail, send birth dute and five ^-cent 287 EDCKWOOD VE. Ivy 1G26. 7 Insertions 5e a line .rf.mps ^00 Fourteenth st . N, W, Waah- teed. Prices reasonable. nes A C* JlcGehee.,_Jr _ tEton. D. C. WE PAY h.le t cash prices for anything. IP IN the markearket CoCo r w. Ubed tfkr It would Ic per word flat tor G. CAIN, contractor In painting, tinting £>lanoa. household goods, furniture and be to yo advantage to see ua before you FOR real estate loanV .. _ ^ STOKES AND OFT1CE8. office fixtures a specialty Jacobs Auction- buy, at* vie an aave you Tram 40 to 60 per Fourth .National Bj.uk Dulldlng. LADIES WANTED—Stenographer, thoroughly ex- Company, 61 Decatur street. Atlanta 2281, . Over &0 cars on hand. Wr*te for our J and evening crowns. There i« complete Hat. _ \ ___ from ootsitle of At- only one way to please you. Thin Is my perienced in legal work. Address A-779. CONTRACTORS and buildera, all work guar- bjcct-—to do flrst-cla^s work and guaran- Com>titution, In own handwriting, stating anteed Give us a trial A W. Klrkpat- JACOBS AUCTION CO. will buy anything: $1,500 STEARNS. 30-69. ^-passenger, fully WANTED—Money lanta. experience, age and present occupation. rlck 27 Pied t ave. Main 2097-J. ee U. Miss Edith DllUngham. 346% peach- in the w ay of household goods. We pay equipped, new tires. perfect condition. WE cnn live»l your money lor you on flrn _Ivy &831 WANTED —-Saleswomen . good experienced need of caipenter work, call J. the Highest cash pri aQ " rMa' 4Btate or dlam«nde- Address mortgigc. blgtt-claas. Improved property. Xo adv ertisement accepted for sirlfa for permanent position selling ioa. West 128S-J. estimates on all less than two lines Count Six ordi- most uo-to- ! sales oply at It will net you 1 and S per cent. " d.* re prlcet reai SPECIAL BUII.T Xatlonal, 4-p TURMA.N BLACK i. CAL.HOUN. nary words to each line. MANlCURINOdatt'JS.d'cOTvSSi-S F^^^'"^-f^^fV w > parlor in tho_city We make a specialty •>' _° atson. 20 W.. Mitchell _ from 5.000 to 10,000 inhabi- bile, perfect repair, good tir . Second floor Empire. , in Misa dparkman'a Im- fS.JOO, cajah p. E>iscontii£uance of advertising ilanic urine Appointments by GIRLS, lake tants Address J Warren Berry. 218 OceAn nd rare bargain Ivy WE C.A.N PLACE your money on reel estat**. must be in -writing-. It -will not be Ernily Gill, Candler proved Millinery School, 94% Whitehall. street Jackson vllle Fltt 15t>l. 115 McKi ^zle Bldg r^e scholarship otter. AU milliner v work material of Pickert flurnblng Company. first mortgac^f* 8-t G. 7 or a per cent, or accepted by phone. This protects rln rlo We sell everything needed in the plumbing WE buy and sell furniture for cosh. South- FOR SALE—1912 Hupmoblle roadster, fore- on btccmtl murtjfaye^. munthly no tea, 24 your interests as well as ours. line. Prompt attention to repair work I4V4 ern 'Wreckage Comp.any. 114___S._ Fojrsyth^gt.^ door, looks and runs good, ?^2a. %vorth to 2fi per cent. Call M. 4lSt', United BufM- THE BREAD jferred. The Picto: fnore. 36£ Peachtree street. ing Co 4OO-1-2-3-4 ^Temple Court building MADE at GS Edgeirood cures stomach and Eaat Hunter fc-trqet Both phonea 650. WANTED—To buy small grocery, must be Re*vTe\v"CoT, fiifth flo FOR SALE—Flve^patsen^er ~Ford7 ~" good WANTFU— J200 8 nths, reasonable In- all kidney troubles. We wlso sell the flour. Cj AND j bargain. Call Ivy 4Z69. If YOUB Can't Bring or ae Uluten Bakery 1\ y 49^7_^J- condltipn._^I^tn_3£0.ii_10G-8 Luchle St. SSOO securitj. Addrees A-774, Con- DOMESTIC. _ _ _ _ FrencS" WANTED—One dozen uita and 1-piece stitulion MATERNITY SANITARIUM—Private, re- WANTED — A good reliable colored cook. SEVEN-SEATED Speedwell for ^ale~che^pV dry cleaning, pressing, altering and dye- dresses IU. 3202 P. O Box 1443. Atlanta, ua, WANT El on first city real estate fined, home-like, limited number of pa- live in apt, on north side, niuat have ref- ins- First-class <. Ivy 2S77. WANTED AT ONCE — A good ok ,, J H_Jon«*a Proprietor. WILL trade one very fine Kentucky family i room on lot. Apply 3S S. Prado, AnsJey ACME TAILORING CO... Hol WANTED—Everyone to read The Movies horse, new trap and harness, for auto- COMPOLTND OXVGISN—Made dalJy lor rop. Ladles and lemen's for mo\ie and theatrical new a. catarrh, deafness, diseases of nose and cleaning presslnK etcetc : 3300 daysday, man--tailort - mobile in good condition. Any reputable' TT»-\TT-.T j i hro.it itnil ears. This is the reason to be 0. Phone Ivy R421-J. 22« make considered Address Webb * \ ar> , VV E H A V h. tundb On liand With ured, special reduced' rate**. Dr. Goorge WANTED —Thre e bright, capable ladies for F AL M a«y, 3S% West Alab.™, «r.et, whjch tQ purchat>e ffQod ^^ £ Brov. n. S12-1* Austen builuing. 1914 to travel, demonstrate and sell deal- G. S VVANSON cleaned,, prewned __ _°J^__? ^"~ ^^I!gI!5^:'L, WANTE —Ford automobile, highest prices ers, J25 to $50 per week, railroad fare p Ud cars. ANTED—You to write and ask me any and repaired. 21 South Forsyth. Atlant GAS RANGE and coal heating stove for paid f all kinds second-nond Ford second mortgage purchase money Goodrich Drug Company, Omaha, Neb. Call _ bale, e ALj-—First mortgage notes; must Bell 'Writers. For details write or call on Sample Questions free Franklin Institute, STONE FOR SALE—Rubble, In d;ray or car- Dept. 600 K^ Rochester, N. T. stored and guaranteed, al->o ovy-aecaruori t, el,-secure8 d firbt mortgage notiv* cstmoreland & Cooper. Suite 1421 Hurt loa,diou.ui[ JUIHlots,, avt haliiu.ifl pricepr . Atlanta Lumber Izlng of ail gas engine' A trial will con MItl....iE PLT cent, due 2, 3 and 4 v*.aT-n Courteous operators,, thoroughly uildiug. Attanta. AMBITIOUS PERSONS may earn. $1& to $25 Co t 5S Ridge avenue. Audreu, Owner 306 Third National Banta •weekly during spare time at home, writing DENTISTRY VlnC gun'10 I\> -730 __~ familiar with rates, rules and clas- , have your nair marcel wave. S. A. for newspapers, Send for particulars. Press METAL WELDING CO. sifications, will srive you complete Whltehd.ll street. Bureau.. O-1509.. Washington.. D.. C. __ STEWART & HUNT GT R MOORE & CO.. 404-407 Hllvey Bld«" American perators. ~ THr GEOKGTA DTC^TAI. PARL.ORS, FLUarlBERS, 53 EAST HUNTER ST. 8G GARNETT 3 MAIN 3013. Bring jour purehtifae money- notes. flj-Jt information. And,/-lf you wish, they " C,IRL~S, learn millinery; best (rode; pays *60 will assist you in wording your MOKE KE-M Tobacco for catarrh, bron- and^ i-econd. Phones. Main 53*-G2*; AtlanS to $100 month. Free scholarship plan now. 101% Wblteball aU corner Mitchell, FO1 R SALE—Cheap, one complete photog- AUTOMOBILES want ad to make it most effective. We make over and retrlm hats free. Ideal rapher'a outfit. Call M. 1434 or 61 De- offer the lo ow;ng pnc^r Cor a few WILL buy first and second mortgage mir- Accounts opened for ads by tele- Srhool of Millinery. 100 ^3 Whitehall. REPAINTED RS. L, M. J- HOAR—China decorating ^ WOMAN over 26. Ith attractive pemon- days: FOR SALE—Golden oak bed. office or din- overed and repaired.. Wheels, ax- cl- we money notes and commercial nanor- phone to accommodate you If your taugh?_and_i ' ' .t_2'2* W biteb^aj 1 >treet. Hlgh-prade work bort maturities preferred 301 Empire Life name la i*i the telephone directory. allty, for traveling tlon; expenses paid. *Tig room chairs, other furniture. W. 4343. ' lam and spring repali n _ :EAD the movies on Thursday. We "give .Apply 1120 Candler ' teacbnr preferred. ldt, Ivy 5710 Other want ads taJcen by telephone tickets. The Movies. Spi of Teetfc $5.00 POR SALE—New Prairie State Incubators are to be paid for immediately upon 22-k. Gold Crown 53.00 cheap at Mountvlew Farm. Decatur 27-J. 120-122-124 AUBURN AVE. publication, bill to be presented by PROFESSIONAL CARDS. HELP WANTED—Male and Femaie STOCKS AND BONDS . tnail or solicitor the same , day Bridge wortf $3.00 ATLANTA ELECTRIC CO. printed. JEN—WOMEN—Qet govermnent^jobSr^jes' FOR SALE—Two beautiful reai hair 1>ra*de. urance to J150 month. Spring examinations every- S4-S6 JAMES ST. "Phone Ivy 4B21-J. C. A. stock for sale. t> shares Atlantic Ice Doraey, Br* water, Howell & HeymanT* White Crowe* .,T. ....93.00 gray. _PhoneJWeat 12gl-J. Kthrldge and J. H. Gray, Proprietors; Stor- Coal _Corp , _coramnon. Charles E. Thomn- A.ttor^ya^-Law,. Silver cr Amalgam "^"ngs., .50 FOR SALE—Edison moving ilctur* ma* ace batteries rebuilt, repaired and charged - •,- 201 Equitable building. Every Home lias Use For , 204,"SOB, 2061067. 20720 . 208, chine at BBcritice price, 86 Spark battery work a specialty. General j Atlanta. Oa. IT Builuing. Atlanta, WANTED — Combination atenographer- wl a 1 nee Telephone »023 bookkeeper, with lumber experience. Arl- Gold FilliUfiB ...91.00 FOR SALE—100 loads 2-split cord wood. Electric Auto repalra, Wfl- and polish^ - *-j FORTJSALE—50— ' 0 Shares EAgle Mln Constitution Want Ads *OI6. Atlanta, aa. ington Busings A^enc/. Arlington, Ga. Ivy 1S24, Atlanta 3SOi* I Idaho. Address A-778* ConstituUtMu' '• Eleven. '•••
tit tttioii" SpacT e'•'..- and' Atlant. a Land ..Ar ^^ .e . i Wise; airad Profitable I.n vestments, i . Increase.'In Value "and Produce Big Returns.' Boy Land From Waot Adsc
AND PET STOCK BOARD AND ROOMS FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT—Houies REAL ESTATE—For Sale. FOR RENT—Houses REAL ESTATE—For Sale NOBTH SEDE. ' UNFURNISHED—NORTH SIDE. . RESIDENCE DISTRICT. PRIVATB board, steam heat, all conv*n BIX ROOMS on first and second floor or FOR RENT—Houses, stores ano apartments- one-half block of Washington lences. Old foahloned southern cooking beautiful close-in residence. 2* Carneclo Call, write or phone for our Bulletin. Bell . street and. on a good cherted street, we W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSO^L way; hot bath on^ main floor. 1~~ ~ — phone Ivy 2326, Atlanta r640B. Georeo P. have a . 5-room cottage with all conveni- will rent three room* on *a^h «< jipore^jO Auburn, avenue. ences except electricity, for $2.250, on. very H. G. HASTINGS & CO* SPLENDID r,ooma. good table, homelike jy for two famlll* BeU Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDGBWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1381. SUKDS. INCUBATORS AND POULTRY surroundlngB, reasonable. 75 W. Peach OUK weekly rent IKt five* toll description easy terms. -If you are In the market for a SUPPLIES ' tree street. Ivy 1-4 43-J, o£ anythine for rent. Call for on* or let small place you had better see this. Bell Phones. Main £568. Main 3962; At BACHELOR APARTMENTS m» mail iitt. to you. guyjc»fc oc nneorxm AOM.\T- janta, 25GB. WOULD rent unfurnished, rooms to young M. HATCH COOK FOR RENT FOE SALE 16 WEST MITCH-Bl.ti STREET .4 WEST PEACHTREE men; all conTenlencaa. close in, 28 Car- FOR RENT—Suburban borne. 17 acres, near FRONT room, nicely fur.; excellent meals ucfitt Way. East Lake, Owner. 164 Ponce de Leon avo- *furuace heat. Mrs. Sullivan. Ivy 6790-J Ivy 7S48-J. : -; STORE & ROOMS—MARIETTA STREET. WITHIN 225 FEET of Ponce de 'Leon ave- E \HI.y hatched chickens make winter .lay- 1 IDEAL HOME. 8 rooms, four connecting, AT THE JUNCTION of Howell Mill Road nue we have for quick sale 6 lots; water, ers- begin setting now. We'can furnish 22 AND 24 EAST ELLIS CALL, wrritl e or phone for our Rent Bulletin. } folding doors, 1 bedroom first floor, 3 and Marietta street In a thickly populat- sewer and gas down. Price for all 6 In a eggs, of most of the popular breeds, aucfa .as Edwin ~P. Ansley Rent Dept., 73 North ed section opposite the Old Palmer Brick bunch. 93.C00. A parga-tn. See Mr. Cohen. ROOMSr^v^wju. Excellen.iMuciient boardooarcu. $^&6 perr weekweo*t,-. THREE connecting rooms, halls, prlvat Foray th itreet. Ivy 1600. Atlanta 36S. j large bedrooms and bath upstairs, wood- company's plant, Tire have this good brick Rt-ode li-lanel. Redn. H&rred, White and' Buff FJRONT ROOM Juniper street home; fur bath, conveniences; reasonable. Ivy 6654 • worK in old Ivory, walla nard oil finish, store room, with three large 'attractive WEST FOl:RTEEN-TH street home at a' R.jt;k^; White. Bruwn and HuM leghorns 6-ROOM W. End cottage, modern, large lot. ; North Boulvard section. large level lot. sacrifice; a 2-storv with S rooms, hara- nace heat, excellent home cooking. Ivy FCKNIHllEIV—SOCTM SIDE. rooms over head. Thla Is Wired with elec- amJ Black Slinorcaa. We ,«et these e 6675CBTCL . _ S Hopkins St. Main 3008. Mr. Brlttan____. ____Price $5,500; terms 92,000 cash, assume loan tricity, and the store and rooms are bright wood floors, furnace heat, 2 servant's rooms fri,"] thoroughly reliable breetTera and gu NICE fur. room, l or 2 gentlemen: hot and 10-ROOM house, close In. north side, anit. for t and monthly notes 535. T per cent. Address and attractive, good yard Inclosed In the in basement. Owner lias been transferred , pnt-e satisfactory hatches. 'Price' per , CAN accommodate two young men with fur cold bath; phone; rates reasonable. Ref 2 -apts or boarding. E. F. Childreaa. A-766. Constitution. rear. J25 to a good tenant. to another city and says seH, so we want ii-:x US C^SP). $1.30; price, on. 100 Iota or rushed room, with or without board. 5 ^jchanged; no children. A ' " ~ ' an offer. Will make some terms. Se» Mr. o.-t-r made on application. West Baker street, . ' • tol ave. Phone Main 46H ; BEAUTIFUL 6-room bungalow,, stone foun- 1 ' dation, electric lights, hot and cold water, Martin. PRIVATE family have room for two biSUANT rooma. 60c day op. 92.&0 an< ON' A GOOD STREET, and facing Druid - il' Id NOT the amount of chicks you hatch tie men, furnace heated, bath adjoining pener""wee"kr week;: hott "andand* cold Watew*ter_fre«r ~fre*. Gat* _ _ bath, flraa, tile sidewalks and street cherted. NO. 321 EDGEWOOD AVENUE. oft that gounts. but tho amount you .raise. City Hot"l. IQiUfr South Foncjrth flt- north aide, i splendid neighborhood. Price Hills, we have a new 6-room bungalow Th* ' !»cr«t ' of raising baby chicks Is. in 2^50 West Peachtree st. Phone Ivy 3943. ^SvyTcKS^a~iS^Ao^^bSK^l S3.GOO; terms $1.000 cash, assume loan and AT THIS NUMBER In one of our coming w«h ex-ery new Improvement from furnace u*in* the proper toed. The first three I'KIVATK home, two gentlemen, $23; i FOR RENT—Large downstairs front room. iburn ave. Steam heat;paaaenge paaae r eleva- monthly notes (30, 6 per cent. Address business streets and closely populated with down: on cood elevated lot. A pric* of v. tt-K;-, is the critical time; get them by venlenccs and best neighborhood. Ivy nicely fur., with or without meals. At tor. lights and Janitor aerviveive. SSl2.Sl U to US. A-7B7. Constitution; good businesses all around, we have this 95.750 would net b" hi«h on this place, but thi,-; fia-get' and. you are reasonably sure oi One furnished office, price j 17.6.600. _ •e can sell it for $r>.::RO. and this Is cheap. 3707-.7. lanta phone 3296. HOMES AND LOTS. A-l store room, large enough for any line tf:mt'.z them to maturity, Pratt's Baby FOR RENT—Two rooms, steam heat, beau- OFFICE SPACED with telephone and stcv- of retail business and Just a splendid stand. je* Mr. Bradshaw^ fhi< k F"ood la thd ideal starting- food; ft ia PRIVATE board, steam heat, all conven- nographe'r, for rent. Call Ivy 4951. I HANDLE only bargains. You will lose no We have five rooms overhead. nlceSy ar- iences. Old fashioned southern cooking tifully furnished; all home conveniences. time or money to consult Hie before buying rtTTORNKR LOT.. 73x200. in the Fifth predt:,'".-ted and cbntalns Just what the lit- Ivy C4Z1-J. Cor. Capitol avc^ 237-A Fulton^ ranged for private residence. This Is just Ward. Car line in front and all atreet tle r.-Mows naed. r Feed it the «r«t three for homes or Investments. me place for good business with your home mprovements dow 11. A Rood place for RQV- week.-* -Aid we will guarantee you will raise KICK, large room for couple or two men. TWO nice light rooms, -well fur. "Will rent FOR RENT—Garages and Barns 3. N. THOMPSON, convenient, at a low rental of J27.50. more" chicks- and stronger chicks than from East North ave.;' phone Ivy 6344-J. > Cor light housekeeping or separate to busi East Point 134 and 2S6. any uiher feed. Price. 4 Iba,. 26c; J6.00NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, eood meala neas people. Ivy """" ' accommodate 2"cars," lights' Baltimore place. Ivy 4574-J. 119 HILL CORNER OF CLARK STREET. IKVESTMESTT—We have a prood piece of per lyO Jbs. - »4.M per weeh. 148 Walti LARGE front room, two beda, for gentl NEW HOMES ; • rent-pay Ing property that is steadily en- WHiTK DIARRHOEA, the most dreaded __ men. close In. private home. 216 S. Pry WE BUY any lot you 'select. Build you AT THIS LOCATION su^ounded by some hancing In value. Rerun now fnr 544 per ,ii; chick diseased, is easily cured with et. • home. Terms like rent, ' See us. United or our nicest homes, autf the very best month. Price $5,000. SPP Mr. Radford. Building Company, 400-1-2-3-4 Temple Court e WC have thls I'j-iir .1 Uiurrhoea Kerned}'; z5c and 60c FOR RENT'—Lovely fr,ont room, walMng 2E25, * "P'endld little brick OX BEAUTIFUL St. Cha distance; one or two gentlemen. 118 East building. Main 41S».• store room, and neat little home adjoining S-room home that has NEATI.Y furnished rooms, table board PaiFair street. BEAUTIFUL brand-new home, just finished, of four rooms, wits all of the city con- bath and two toilets; ^a^ specialty. 15 g. Cain at. Ivy -7636-X at sacrifice. Peoples street, overlooking T ere 110 sls-aplnc porch and every .h«r conceivable NICELY furnished front rooms; good neigh- IhSthan tSlthis?, «and^ we wil'I,.l mak *•««e a •ren IIU1 Whitehall street; also 69 of its size in town, six rooms; terms easy. TWO nicely furnished connecting flrst-floor Broad street; also 61 E. Alabama, st. Qeo, Phone Owner. West 65-J. >ii SALE—100,000 one-year apple trees, aonable. 21 W. Feachtree Place. Ivy 257-9 rooms. 286 Central ave. M. 4668-J. 4. o v. n from whole French seedlings. Re- W. Sclple, 19 Edgewood ave. Both phone* FOR quick sale I will sacrifice my nearly REAL ESTATE — For Sale. ! and wholesale. Write Appalachian ONE beautiful front room, close In, g 103. new stone front bungalow on Gordon r - cry.- B ox. 10, Tal 1 Utah Park, Ga. neighborhood, private home. 186 Rawaon street. West End, at ?3,.750. Will consider NICELY fur. front upstairs room, conveniei well located lot or automobile as part pay- carry a complete line at field, garden to bath; meala If required. Atl. 3296. WANTED—Real Estate ment. Address A-773. Constitution. and llower seed: *lsa. pet Jtock. J. C. Ma- HOME: COOKED MEALSEAJUS. 21 GEO. P. MOORE Jr.. Seed Company. 23 S. Broad St. JSAST CAIN ST. IVY 6441- CITY. 10-ROOM HOUSE on Ml Hedge avenue, cor- o MAKE room. I will sell *ome at ray LIST your property with us for quick Hale, ner Hill street, large shaded lot. Will Homer pigeons; very fine stock. SOUTH SIDE. FRIVATE' HOME, two or I three young : both city ana farm lands. J. r>. McMil- sell for $6,500 or trade for other property, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. hot And cold water. Main 1552-L. lan. 512 Silvey Bldg. y 11" INCUBATORS. • fur. front room to young mei 6-ROOM HOUSE, new and upfto-date, all jo AUBURN AVENUE. .FOR SALE—Two incubators; Prairie State couple: good neighborhood. M. S2304-J. conveniences; $26 cash, ' ?25( month. If Z'^ capacity. One brooder, 4 small coops NICELY fur. front upstairs room, conveni- you want- a home like rent here la your \v-hh run .for baby chlcka, onep dozen R. I. ent to bath, meala if required. Atl. 3296, chance^ Slms-Melaon Realty Co. Ivy 11S-6. acreage, nearly now 6 -room cottage, all R"d- hens. Phone Decatnr 270. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room; privat —U—HAVE the best buy in town in a 7- NEWLY fur. home, all conveniences, excel- home; close In. Main 3580-1*. conveniences, water, bath, gas and electric SPRING STREET—This side of North avenue S-room house. No full-blooded Scotch collie pups for lent meals, walking distance: rates rea- lights, on prettiest part of Stewart avenup room. 2-story, well arranged home, with tile . Main 17SG. sonable: good neighborhood;, rooms musr DNrCRNlSlIED—SOUTH SIDE. on car line; three blocks of Adair school. bath, sleeping porch, etc. Small lot. 56,000. loan. Leased for $30 per month. Can make notes at $30 per be seen to be appreciated, 48 Woodward THREE large, connecting rooms, wink In Will sell at a sacrifice. Terms. J. fij Gloer Easy terms. Carl H. Fischer. Main """" ' avenue. kitchen, and phone. 169 Kelly St. Atl. 5037 Main 2301. Atlanta 330. _ FOR SALE—8-•—8-roomi house; lot 200x300 feetl month. This is your chance for quick profit. Price only $5,500. POULTRY NICELY furniBhed room for gentlemen, with THREE or four nice rooms with couple, FOR EXCHANGE—228 acres fine, land in on chert:ei d street In Decatur—$5.0001 K( >R .SAJjE—Our yard still offers a few extra hoard: private home; modern conven reasonable. 349 S. Pryor. M." 5047-J. southern Illinois; encumbrance Jl 2,000; Fletcher p. arson. 422 Atl. Nat. Bank Bid*] Utdian Game cocks for sale at. Jl each. iences; reasonable. 29 "Whitehall Ajrrace low rate. Will exchange equity for Atlanta Vt.ang: weight 7 to 10 pounds; only Haven near 'Whitehall. FURNISHED OB UNFURNISHED. property or Georgia farm. Address Inves- OWNER In China wrltea. "Sell my Capitol NORTH SIDE 8-room, 2-story house, which is almost brand-new. l<-rt. Fair-view. Poultry Yard, Ranger, Ga. 442 CAPITOL AVE.. nicely furnished room FOR RENT—One fur. or unrur.. uteam-heat- tor. SOB Third National Bank building, At- avenue 10-room residence quick; eaat and meals to quiet young men or train*te"d ed room In new apt.; splendid north side lnnta,_jJa., or call Ivy 27ffO. front lot 48X.2QO." Phone M. 2187 or Ivy JB84J Furnace, hardwood flors, paved street. $5,250, on easy terms. OR SALE—Grist Champions, Warhorse and n u rse who want home comforts; all c location, reaspnable, meala next' door;' gen- Snawlneck, Games, H. Roquemore, Mans- •enlences; ' private tlemen or buamess ladles. -Ivy 8024. WILL exchange for farm, .200 acres or more NICE north side lot, near North Boule- i-ui. Ga. . ; *' '. good house, 5 rorfras and bath, in excellent vard. Will sell for Jl.OOO or trade for NICE, cle]un. sunny rooms and excelle condition and no loan to assume. Will pay good auto. Warranty deed. Ivy 1186. HUNNICUTT STREET—Negro property, which rents for $10.50. table board In private home, close In. 1 FOR RENT—Housekeeping Rooms cash difference. If any.- L. Grossman Garnett at. Whitehall. Atlanta. FIRST-CLASS lot o nortb. side. See me at Price, $850 cash. ABUNDANT table, well prepared; well-kept NORTH 81DB. SUMMER HOME—Five-room cottage, once for bargain. Address Owner, A-959, rooms. Prices reasonable, close in. 73 Easi TWO large, roomy connecting rooms for acres, three chicken houses. Blue Ridg Constitution. -- becxt Mitchell street. Phone Atlanta. 4431. housekeeping, furnished or unfurnished •Ignment or-straight-sale; best prices. A, Ga. Will sell or exchange equity for Atlanta BUSINESS DISTRICT. suttlen & Co.. National Stock Yards, At- EXCELLENT BOARD, close In, rates rea- References required. Private family. 66 B. property. Box 678. HapeylUe. Ga. CORNER LOT in one block of Druid Hills, two blocks off Ponce fcfc.nta. sonable; hot and cold water. Hi Wash- Cain street. , ___ SI.600 EQUITY In north side 9-roon> house. IF IT Is real estate you want to buy or sell, de Leon avenue. Level, with large trees. Water, sewer, side- Ington st. - to exchange for 6 or . 6-room suburban U will pay you to see meL A. Graves, 24 EXCEtiI*ENT table, nice room for young- THE PATTEN bungalow. Mose, Jr., care Constitution. East Hunter street. | walks and lights. Price, $675 for cash. This lot is worth $i,oou. rOR SALE—Llvs Stock ROOM and kitchenett team heat: all men or couple^ 269 Washington. M. 449-J j-eniencea. 11 Cone St. Ivy E491-L. SUBURBAN. FOK SALE—Pair good farm mules, |100; pair NICELY furnished rooms, 'with board. : JUST the place for chicken farm, or sub- $1~G. pair -?160. 'sound- pain $200; 'Bound Washington ' at. Phone Main 545^. 6~NE~or ~t\vo large rooms, completely fur- >r Sale urban home, at Jolly Station, on Stone HIGHLAND AVENUE—Four-room house, fine large lot, whicl. bay mare, $26,; large pair mules, 1,150 Ibs. nished for housekeeping. 339 Courtland Mountain car line, 6-room bungalow, with each. S3UO; bay- mare; 4 years old; several street. ' , • RESIDENCE DISTRICT. lour large lots, for $3,000; terms. A bargain. is elevated and covered with fine shade. Price, on easy cheap horses. "We have 4O head of mule* ENTIRE floor, 2 apartments, each Z -TOO W'JJJST END HOME. Marsh Adair and Brooks Mall, 424 Hurt eunsijjnetl to ua to sell regrardlesa of cost. and kitchenette; bright, sunshiny] rooms. PJ3EPLES STREET, just off Gordon. 9 terms, $2,700. In man Park, References exchanged. *. H329-L rooms and never occupied, sleepine* porch, building. Vittur's Stablea 169 Marietta, street. two tile baths, hardwood floors, beamed FAXCY BERKSHIRE PIGS—Royally bred, TWO rooms, furnished or partly furnished ceiling, furnace heat and-every modern con- _, FARM LANDS. perfect individuals, correct type, proper WANTED—Board—Rooms for light housekeeping. 196 E. Pine. I" venience; one block public school, churches * 90 ACRE FARM. markings; grandsons and granddaughters 4491. or Ivy 7578. and car line and park. Price for immediate NORTH OF DRUID HILLS. FRONTS SEA- of Grand Champions. Sure to please. Pair , „,., ^*..„ *. .. and. board in prlvati sale $8,000; $1,000 cash and monthly notes BOARD AIR LINE RAILROAD; 60 EDWIN L. HARLING family Cor my wife and 5-year-old child THREE or four newly papered rooms; pri- of 540. Thts Is a real bargain. See Owner ACRES OPEN AND UNDER HIGH STATE or trio not related. The regular $25 kind, I will only be in city on Saturday and Sun- vate bath; convenient to three car lines. CULTIVATION. PLENTY HEAVY TIM- REAL ESTATB.^^^ 32 EA^T^ALAB.AMA_ST. BOTJH^P^HONESL^x^I'-^^— only 515 each. Fair View Farm, Palmetto, day, being a traveling man. Only first-class Will rent to dealrable party. 270 Houston st. 617 Third National Bank. Phone ivy 3353. BER" LARGE STREAM PURE WATER; place in every respect considered. Cell L. H. EUCLID AVENUE HOME!—On Euclid avenue, near Colquitt atreet. we offer a new. FUR.. housekeplng rooms; private hoir ON CONFEDERATE avenue, between Grant GOOD 3-KOOM CEILED HOUSE, BARNS. modern, 10-room. two-story, furnace-heated house, lot 50x200, for JS.500. Wo will Llghttoot. a.t Piedmont hotel. ' conveniences; best neighborhood. I park and White City^ with car line in ETC. - BARGAIN PRICE, 55,000; TERMS. take as part payment a smaller piece of property or a good vacant lot. If you arc in WANTED—Unfurnished apartment, 1st o1 front of the door, we have a lot 117 by CALL FOR MR. BLAKE. MAIN S202. the humor to trade take it up with us a't once, as we can give you a bargain. HORSES AND VEHICLES March: 4 or 5 rooms, tap floor, steam S707-J. about 180 to alley, that belongs to an out- WITH R. F. BISHOP AND L. O. TURNER heat; north of Linden, east of Spring street. TWO NICELY furnished rooms for house- of-town man and he wants an offer. This CO.. ATLANTA NATIONAL 3BAKK__BLpG. CHISROKECHEROKEE AVENUEAVENUE" COTTAGE-^OnTCberokeCOTTAGE—On Cherokee avenueavenue, overlooking tha park, we have FOR SALE. L. R.. Room 1013, Fourth Nati ' T>-- -*- keeping, with private bath; walking dis- lot is elevated- and lies well. modern 7-rooni cottage, lot 65x160 that we will sell for $4.500: $100 cash. $35 per FUR SALE—Large mule, weight 1.300 I., building. tance. -All conveniences. Ivy 28S6-L. I HAVE 136 acres about mile and quarter month for the balance. This Is one of the most desirable home propositions and. the S126; pair of mules, weight 960 Ibs.- each. M. HATGEE COOK from Stone Mountain; has between four biggest bargain that we have ever offered. This price and terms are for a quick sate / $1H5 Cor the pair; sound mare, $25; gooc TWO large.., • sunny rooms, partly furnished and five thousand cords wood and Borne Be _q_uick 1C you want it. If desired; private home, walking dls- 501 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG. timber that can b6 sawed. This Is unincum- hurse, S40; large mare, 560. We have 25 WANTED—Room Mate BELL PHONE MAIN481J. NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW—On Royston avenue in the Druid Hills section. \ve offer a head of mules (o close out .thjs week from nce; all conveniences. 106 Forrest ave. bered and will sell or trade for city prop- FOR SALE—Six-room concrete house, slate erty af J50 per acre. Land lies well. You modern, 6-room bungalow, lot 50x150. for $3,350; $100 cash, $25* per month for the S4S. up. Several young mules, weight 1.000 WANTED—Congenial gentleman to share- balance. It IB worth more money. You need not pay rent when you can live in a Ibs.. from 512& up. Vittur's Stables, 169 Ma- room In new modern hotel, $20 month THREE beautiful rooms for housekeeping; roof, {In fine condition, within one block can clear enough off cord wood to pay for every convenience, best neighborhood. of two' good nar lines, one block of school; land. See.Owner. 517 Third National. house like this at our price and terms. rl ettastreet. each. Every possible convenience and serv- Ivy 1744-L. ______ice. I am away much at the time. Write ideal section, corner lot, 50x170. cherted SEE US FOR FARM LANDS. JOHNSON NORTH SID1 E BRICK HOME—On one of the best north side streets we Rive SKVERAL A-l depot wagons. light de- for interview. H. R. Greene. Box &29, At- TWO nice rooms, furniahed for housekeep- street, tile walks, all, Improvements; a bar- & YOUNG. 215 PETERS BUILDING. choice of three new. modern, 8-room. two-story brick ho wcl] livery wagon, several horses and mules, lanta. ing. Couple or ladles. MalngGIK gain; small cash payment, balance $21 per located lots for J7.750. Let us show you these and If th* price ai I sound, and. cheap Tor -cash. Branan's 1 month. Price, 53,750.. 'jPfion*' Owner. Main FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty. Thos. osltion as to the terms. Livery Stable. .jj!> _3., F,orsyth, street. . W ANTED- —Roommate for young man li NICE, light housekeeping apt. Private fami- • private v family; meals served. 5G W ly, close In. 151 Spring at. 2041. Apply €07 Peters- tilldinK. W. Jackson. 4th Nat. Bank Bldg.. Atlanta. FO R SALE—-One horse and wagon cheap Harris street. TWO room» and kitchenette, furnished or for caah. Apply SI Decatur _atreet. ROOMMATE ' for gentleman; has sleeping unfurnished., 6 Baltimore place. Ivy 4674-J. porch; private bath. Ivy 1499-J. FOR SALE—Several top and open wagons. DANDY housekeeping apt. of two rooms; FOR RENT—Offices. FOR RENT—Offices. Bradley & GUtdfelter, 40 Courtland street. WANTED—A young business w. unfur.. private home. 3» W. Linden at. For Sale-East 10th st. near Myrtle • roommate; quiet, suburban home. ] iNE3 room and kitchenette, complete for housekeeping. 20 33. Pine. Ivy 5671-J. $8,500 GETS ONE of the most desirable homes on the North Side. Modern and HOUSEHOLD GOODS up to date in every respect; built, for a home, out of the best material. FOR RENT—Rooms DANDY 3-room housekeeping apart a., com- WK fAY highest cash prlcca for household pletely furnished, close in. Ivy C$60. 'AN OFFICE goons, pianos anil office furniture; canto money and workmanship could buy; has lovely'large reception hall, parlor," advanced on consignment. Central Auction SOOTH RIDE. dining room, kitchen, one bedroom and bath on first floor; three rooms upstairs Company. 12 East Mitchell Street. Btll BEAUTIFUL room and kitchenette, also in the and bath; plenty of closets; furnace heat, electricity, beam, ceiling1; house is- Phone Main 2424. I one flat of 3 rooms for tight housekeep- SAVE 25 per cent by buying your furniture ing, fur., all conveniences and beautiful screened; servant's room and barn. All in perfect condition and on a large lot . from Ed. -Matttoewe & Co.. 23 B. Alabama anny house, .near In; must rent facing: Piedmont park^ Don't fail to see this. Terms very easy. Call at office. . Street. ' . A FREE BUREAU of boarding and ,pply_4_8 Woo.dward avenue. rooming'house information. If you> TO COUPLE looking ior housekeeping roo HURT BUILDING want to get a place to board or rent furnished complete, including- heat, light rooms in any part of the city or sub- and plenty of hot water, best to be found in FURNITURE and' ru*a mx. lowest prices. urbs, ask The Atlanta Constitution. :he city -for J17 to $20. 332 Central avenue. TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN Roblaon.. Fumltuia Co.. Tt IS. Hunter at. We will be glad to help you get what TWO nicely furnished rooms for light Affords: 203 EMBIBJB BUILDING. FUHNiTURE bought and sold for cash. a. you want. housekeeping; no children; all convenl- M Snider. 145 9. Pryor tat. ices close In; references exchanged. Call Main 290. . , CAST-OFF CLOTHING THREE-ROOM apartment. furnished for light housekeeping; water, gas, range e |—I ealthful surroundings. sink; all modern conveniences. 1S Wood- THE BUILDING PROBLEM SOLVED ward avenue. . • FLRMSHiCO—NORTH SII*E. TWO large, nice,,- connecting,' furni V_J nusual service. OUR BUSINESS methods arc, so simple and our Construction Department so rooms, KTOF separate, all' conveniences. thorough that it is almost as easy to get a. house built by us as it is for THE PICKWICK Oakland avenue. Atlanta phone 4405. you to phone an order to, your florist. NEW TEN-STORY AND FIREPROOF, Steam-heated rooms with connecting baths. CICELY fur. front room and kitchenett_. WE WILL COMPLETE YOUR HOUSE before you need pay us a cent. Convenient shower baths on each floor; also 2 nice, large connecting unfur. rooms. p^ ooms with good light. 77 Falrlie St.. near Carnegie Ubri Close to. 101 Capitol aye. M. 2484-J. "Ask Tour Banker." "Ask the Building Inspector.* MUSIC AND DANCING TWO-ROOM SUITE, bedroom, with private •"OR RENT—Three rooms, unfur. for light bath, and large room, 24x22 feet, suitable housekeeping; good neighborhood. 104 PR.OFJ2S30R MAHLER'S - select dancing for parlor or office, first floor Pickwick. Crew dt. I he arrangement to suit you. school, 42S Peachtree at; Ivy 778-L;, pri- ; RENT'—Two connecting- front -rooms vateand class lessons; children and adults.' * light housekeeping. M. 6246-L.' FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS CHESTERFIELD 52&-530 CANDLER BUILDING. . PHONE: IVT 4674. NICE rooma, exclusively bachelor apt.: con- THREE nice unfurnished rooms for light MEDiCAjL necting ahower bath. 15 West Harris st. ' !plng. 429 South Pryor street. E. C. CALLAWAY, President. J. W. WILLS, Secretary. THREE or four neatly furnished rooms for APPLY AT 1110 HURT BUILDING S. R. PADGETT, JR., Superintendent Construction. DR. EDJ&UNDSGN'S Tansy Pennyroyal and FOR RENT—To one or two light housekeeping, with owner, fot. 4041 -L. Cotton Root Pills; a sa£« and reliable furnished bed joom, com treatment;, for irregularities. Trial box by separate beds. If desired. ONE or two furnished roomg to couple for mail 50 cents. Frank Rdmondson & Bros.. ousekeeplns; no chlluren. Main 4626-J. or Phone Ivy 7200 Manufacturing Chemists. 11 North Broad Courtland street. .street. Atlanta. GA. ' TWO nice, large rooms and kitchen; un- $3.750—ROYSTON STREET—For $250 cash, balance $31 per THE ADOLF fur. Very reasonable. Apply 92 Orange st. month, we can sell you this choice 6-room bungalow, electric- HOTELS FOR RENT— Apartments FOR RENT—Stares FOR RENT—Stare* WANTED—To rent nicely furnished and gaslight, three bedrooms, large reception hall, dining room, HILSURN HOTEL adjoining shower bath to one youu . 10 AND 12 WALTON, STREET. heat furnished, one block postofftc MARLBORO APARTMENT. No. 12. 436 roomy kitchen, latticed-in back porch, tinted walls, level lot. Don't FOR GfflNTLF.MRX only; center oi city. Phone Ivy ClGli. 34 Cone street. Peachtree, an attractively • furnished near new poBtotflco. Ratea, SOc. 7Bc and M. LARGE front room. etOHet. hot water. ?12. iom, with bath connecting; all convenl- fail to see this if you want a small home in a good section of At- Two light rooma for housekeeping, separate ices. Phone Ivy 2953-L. FOR RENT .'Ian. 39 Hous- its for cooking-, $18; permanent; close in. lanta. Investigate at once. ton St. Ivy 1094. Hzcellent table.' 20 me«U f vy 8283. tlaketa or wltnout meala, IT adjoining -bath. 64 Forreat 35 W. PEACHTREB ST.—Beautiful and MARTIN'S PURE pEORGIA CANE .SYRUP Mt^rPItlrd- ivy 15 »«-!•. attractive and up-to-date in every way. OR RKNT—Fur. room In West Peachtree jig lit spacious rooms. Popular section. home, near Linden. Call Ivy 4346. Price $75. r>r. H. W. "Wiley, the foremost pure food authority, says: 477 PEACHTREE ST. •'If the housewife buys Georgia Cane Syrup she should not get glucose. LE or gentlemen for lovely ateam- FURNISHED room for two young men. 1 masquerading- under the name of 'corn syrup. " To quote him again, ne says MONEY TALKS .ted roomf Ivy 7010. Steam heated apartment. lyy_8p72. Smith, Ewing & Kankiu, 1 HANDSOMELY fur., steam-heated" " front _.iJU130_ yaA*-**J.«gjJPB3ACHTRBME STa.t.. .hat she should see that "foods which are offered to her have something more 56 WEST HARRIS room. 13 W. feachtree, Apt. 2. Ivy 35^7. GET our Weekly Kent Bulletin. We move to recommend them than their label.'* MUST SEIi QUICK. nie« little residence with bis lot in beautiful ROOM: AKD BOAR1> or room for couple or ATTRACTIVE room In private home, near tenant i renting: $12.50 and up FREE. See We feel like these Quotations are a.sanction of what we have been recently two gentlemen In private home, heat ^Piedmont park. Call Ivy 3577-L. otice. John J. Woodslde. the Renting publishing: in respect to the claims of the purity of our goods. We are heart Real bargain. Good place tor garden, chickens and children. Ea«y . furnished; hot .water, phone and bath. Agent. 1Z Auburn avenue._' ind soul in accord with Dr. Wiley, and-bid him go on with his work. We shall soon give a public demonstration of the analysis of our syrup as 07 N. JACKSON ST.—In the most popular compared with others. Watch for the announcement. L-- trout room, delightful v- sur- NEC ELY furnished room, cheap. 22 W section of the north side. Eight tare 22 RODGERS STREET, KIRKWOOU. 8 rooms, all conveniences. Lar««, J«v«l rounding ; excellent flaeats; gentlemeir; ooms. J40. Buy a gallon can qt our pure Georgia Cane Syrup. It's syrup, pure and business women, couple. Ivy 308S-J. 795 Feactitree street. wholesome, and full weight. lot, fenced for poultry. East front. Terms, to^iftt- NICELY furnished front room; private fami- Smith, Ewing & Bankin Price, 75 cents. Allow 10 cents for return of can. Quotations given for ly; separate entrance. J845^Feachtreest1 quantity lots. Addreas Owner, 306 Third National B»nfcRii*iiori« Ivy Z7SO. •NTICELY tar. rooms, suitable for couple or • 130 PEACHTREE ST^ *±&* '..- - i'S CURRIER ST. jMMjJnepa men. 178-A Forrest av.e. 34 OAK ST.—Bust and most attractive 10- NICELY lurnli>h*i& room*, cloM In: all non> room house In keat part of West End for GENTLEMEN—Steam-heated • front room, he money. ' • ?40. ' , . , VEIjt. • furniahed . rooma, : excellent table modernj con. Linden Court Apt;5. IVy 483. beard, electric--lichta; «J1 'convenlancea. TJRNISHED, steam-heated room*; al Smith, Ewing &' Bankin MARTIN PRODUCE COMPANY l« pBiiditree. try- l*»6.t venienees. 123 Bprlnc St. Apt. 1. 130 PEACHTRHK 3T. " MAIN 3179. ... J7 PETERS ST. ATLANTA 133. WANT AD5 WANT
{NEWSPAPER! «EWS.PA.PE.Rr Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA, 8ATDBDAX, EEBBTJABY, 7, 1914.
during ttifc' trtaL The former told briefly how the defendant fcad «6ne to Colleagues Witt Pay Mrs. Renault Robbed FUNERAL the home.of her lather, J. G. B. Han- cock, near Rebecca, on- the. evening1 of. GLENN-TOOCK CASE 'Tribute to Roddenbery WALE STRETMAY FRAME BRAN AN—Friends of By Bold Pickpocket Eranan, Mr. and Mrs. November • 2T, 1913, and , deliberately and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. I>a .. shot to death her aged mother ana At Capital on Sunday On the "White Way" to attend the funeral of wounded both herself and her slater,; Branan this morning" at Cribb'* wife. afteV failing to set hi* from the residence, 89 Gre wife tOrCOMent-tolllve-with'him; again. AGAIN IN THE COURTS BILL REGULATING IfSElf nue. Interment at-Indian i The other witneste testified that Cribb Washington. February 6.—(Special.) A" daring hold-up was successfully following pallbearers -will pi had called him "over phone and inquljred Memorial, exercts.es In bonor of the late performed right on the White Way of at residence at 10:15 a. m.: , Representative & Anderson Roddenbery It Mir*. Viola Cribb,: niswlf«, had filed Wife of Atlanta Man Asks Compromise Between Stock Atlanta's principal street last night. J. Terry, G. .C. Smith, J. S. _«.--—-. suit for divorce. 'Thia was. a day or will be held next Sunday In .the hall of A. Williams, T. J. Brooks and Dr. . two "previous to the aHootJnar. Neither Damage* From Mbul- the house of representatives. Shortly Exchange and Senate Com- about 6 o'clock in front of the Capital T. Floyd. Carriages leave chapel -f. Wife Smiles as Ashburn witneas was croas-examined to, any after coming to Washington Represent- City laundry, on Whitehall street. The J. Bloomfteld company at 9:30 ar. m. extent by the defense. • ' _- • ' ' trie Woman. ative Park introduced a resolution for mittee Is Suggested. negro escaped through the rowl of new The defendant did' not wish -to make the house to set aside a day to " pay Man Is Sentenced for the tribute to the dead congressman. bulldjngs being constructed, and took a atatement to the jury. Arguments .with him the handsome leather purse BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. by boUx state and defense were brief, , Those who will deliver addresses, are Funeral Directors, 246 Ivy. G. H. Killing of His Mother-in- Moultrie, February 6.—Special.)— Representatives ' Adamson, __ Hughes, Washington, February 6.—A possibil- "and |2 belonging to Mrs. P."E. Renault, the defense asking only for mercy, and Howard, Edwards, Trlbble. Hardwick, of S3 Gornett street, who was return- Brandon, president; R. M. Brandon, the'-jury, reached a verdict in twenty- What is probably the closing; chapter ity of compromise between the New ing -from her clay's work. , •Walker and Park, of Georgia; Wither- 7i vice president; J. W. Awtry, secretary > Law. v five minutes, -*- In the elopement of I*. J. Glenn,' of At- spoon/of Mississippi, and KLrkpatrick, York Stock Exchange and the senate . Walking along the street," said ' MlnJater Brother TallcB. lanta, and Mrs. lone Pidcock, of Moul- or Iowa. ^ - - ' banking and currency committee on Mrs; Renault. "I was suddenly com - and treasurer. trie, is now being written In a .suit for 4 terms or a bill to provide federal regu- manded in rough tones, while at the Rev. W. J. Cribb, who has" stood so same 'time being1 brushe*! against, to Ashburn, Ga, January G.—{Special.) loyally by his brother In his trouble, damages- instituted by Mrs. Effle. I* Daniel G. Hughes, assistant commis- lation, of stock exchanges, was suggest- Glenn against Mrs. Pidcock for alien- sioner of agriculture for Georgia, was give up my pocketbook. Looking up "We. the jury, find; the defendant stated this afternoon tnat he felt no ed today at the committee hearing I saw a big burly negro snatching at bitterness toward anyone and had no. ation of her husband's affections. here today to take up •with the depart- H. K. Pomeroy, ohce president of the ' sruilty," was the verdict returned this ment of agriculture some matters or my pocketbook, and before I could do criticism to offer as a result of the An' action has been instituted in exchange and now on the board of gov- afternoon rby ' the" twelve men "who had Interest to his office. He Is stopping anything he was off with it, darting trial. - ' Colqultt superior court to recover thejwjtn his father. Representative Dudley ernors and the listing • committee into the dark row of new stores. _ . . _. DR. B. M. WOOU.EY, 7 -K, been chosen to decide the fate of "His i crime Is an awful one," said sum of $7,506, and will be -tried art the j M. Hughes. agreed at the request of Senator Fom- "I screamed at -the top of my voice • StcJtarium. AtUnm. Gcorslk. the minister, "but I have stood by him for help, but no one answered me. I , Miles Cribb, who was placed, on. trial •brother, and I 'will April term of the court, Service was erene, to submit in writing suggestions far as obtained on Mrs. Pidcock by attach- rushed back to the Jones market, In Turner su-pe-rlor court this morning by him to the end. I do not know CALLS EXEMPTION as to'legislation he •would deem advis- wh\ere jl had just purchased same at 8:30 o'clock, charged with the mur- what course I will pursue, first, but I ment, the papers alleging that she is a able. meats, and called a policeman. We re- non-resident and conceals herself, and MISTAKEN POLICY der of Mrs.- Mary E. Hancock, his am, going to do all I can do honorably Mr. Pomeroy had laid before the com- turned to the -place with some of the .to save hjm from the gallows. 1 re- the attachment was levied upon proper- mittee the listing rules 'of^ the New clerks from Mr. Jones' 3tore, but noth- TRADE COMMISSION BILL mother-in-law,- in the Rebecca, district gret exceedingly that my brother ty in this city ' belonging to York exchange and promised to furnish ing could be discovered of the negro, last November. should come to this, but I have no com- the defendant, alleged in the petition, Continued From Page One. who had made away." the constitution-and .rules ot other ex- Sflence pervaded the crowded court- plaint as to the manner in which he but now standing In the name of S. D. Mrs. Renault states that the police- has been treated In this trial. Reid, of Thomas county, father of Mrs. Action probably will come first from changes in the United States. He man would not enter the row of new room from the thne the bailiff in " 'My great sorrow,' said Miles to serted that the New York exchange buildings to make a. search for tho IS FAR FROM COMPLETE- the house interstate and foreign com- charge of the jury announced to the Pidcock, - and a prayer that the deed ma after the trial," went on the min- from Mrs. Pidcock to Reid be canceled, I merce committee, in •& bill to repeal was the only organization having dras- negr.o,« and, further, that the police court that they were ready to enter ister, " 'Is that I should have caused tic rules as to listing securities anc cduld never catch anybody except--girl3 the allegation appearing that this deed I the toll exemption -provision. Repre- "Washington, February 6.-—That tne until the last word of the sentence of my old mother in 'her last days and my wa,s made without consideration and that stocks listed by it were accepted spooning, with their sweethearts • on brothers this trouble. -I wairt -you to for the purpose of hindering and delay- sentative Adamson, chairman, probably without .question by the London' ex- church steps. pending- hill to create an interstate death was uttered by Judge Cox, fixing arrange, if possible, for me to see my Ing the collection of such judgment* as will Introduce the 'bill next week. He change. Tuesday, March 3. .1914. as the date of trade commission', the first measure boy,' he said, referring to Ernest, his may be rendered in the matter. is awaiting word from the president. Will Draft Plan. -execution. 7-year-old boy, who was not at the The whereabouts of Mrs. Pidcock is drafted in the administration anti-trust trial, and I hope that I can 'arrange not known. At the term of .court held Senate Wait* on Hoove. Senator Pomerene asked if legislation RAILROADS IN TEXAS legislative program, is far from com- • Between his aged mother on the requiring other exchanges to have right and' the Rev. W. J- Cribb, his for the -boy to come to see his father." in. January her disabilities were remov- Although the repeal is proposed in AGREE TO SEPARATE plete, was determined today by mem- Miles Cribb, the condemned man, la 30 ed by verdict - of a jury, although she the face of a plank in the Baltimore equally drastic rules would not be ben- brother, on the left, the unfortunate years of age, tall and slender, weighing? was not 'present, and she is now free encial. Mr. Pomeroy replied that i! bers of the senate Interstate com- man sat,-w'ith bowed head for the most about 110 pounds. He was married ten to marry again. Her attorney in this platform of -the democratic- party, the would, and agreed to draft a plan as a Austin, Texas, February 6—The state merce committee at a long: conference. part throughout the trial, which last- years ago to Miss Viola] Hancock, wlio city, W. P. Way, cannot communicate discussion of that phase .of the pro- basis for such legislation. of Texas' $100,000,000 suit against the Though nil amendments proposed in ed from 10 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. The is a member of a* prosperous and well- this fact to her, as he has not informa- posed reversal of policy is not, ex- Charles A. Conant, of New York, pre- Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway the nature of supplements to the Sher- known family of the eastern part of tion concerning her present location. It pected to be as extended as the influ- sented by those opposing the pending of Texas was settled by a compromise man act were voted down, careful mother of' the defendant sobbed con- Turner county. She is a niece of Ordi- is confidently expected, however, that bill as an expert on economics, told the today, in which no money "penalty was stantly, as did the defendant, himself, nary Joe Mac Han-nock, of this county. she will appear before the suit of Mrs. ence of - the contemplated action on committee that it •was seeking "to use enacted. - study of the measure convinced the as his counsel feelingly pleaded for It is very likely that Oribb will re- Glenn is called for final disposition. foreign relations. Senate democratic a 13-inch gun to shoot a- canary" anc The suit was brought under the state committeemt-n that th* toil! should be •mercy from the Jury. main :ri the Jail here until his execution leaders plan to await action in the that "the recoil may be more harmfu! anti-trust laws to prevent the railroad materially strengthened. Mrs. Viola Cribb. wife of the de- as the bitter feeling toward him im- house before taking up the president's than the bullet." He said the bill would merging several of its Texas branches President Wilson's aid In perfecting ediately after 'the crime has almost suggestion, but the forthcoming debate give the postmaster general autocratic under one management, a . merger . fendant, sat just /outside the bar in. power over the finances of the United which the Texas legislature specifical- the measure will be sought, the com- .easy view of her husband, and often subsided. on the general arbitration treaty with mittee authorizing the chairman to At the conclusion of the Cribb case, MORTUARY. Great Britain, which soon is to come States. ly authorized last spring. looked at him, but there was no sign the court adjourned for the term. Judge A public, open market, Mr. Conanl In the suit, State Attorney General seek an early conference at t-he white up iIn executive session, undoubtedly B. F. Looney held the legislature's ac- of either malice or sympathy in her Cox leaving for his home at Camilla, will provoke discussion on the subject. continued, was vitally valuable to the house on the measure. expression. Her husband was never Ga. .after an unusually hard week's country's welfare—a market where the tion was unconstitutional. An amendment aprreed * on today That opposition to the repeal will By the agreed compromise filed in seen to search the courtroom with work. A. C. Greene. develop in the hpuse interstate com- poorest crliaen could see for himself would provide- -hat any investigations merely by looking in a daily paper what court here today the Texas system" is conducted by the trade commission in his deep-sunken eyes to see if she A. C. Greene, 63 years ot" age, who merce committee waa indicated today was the value of investments and with- to be separated completely from the might be* present. ; He showed no sign lived at Forsyth, Ga., died a-t a private by Representative Knowland, of Cali- Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railway aid to the courta should be "by. du« CHURCH MEMBERSHIP sanitarium Friday morning at G o'clock. out which he would be at the mercy process of law," this bem;r designed to of" excitement during the triaX and fornia, a member of the committee, of designing venders of securities. of Kansas, which the suit called tho The deceased is survived by his widow, who declared: prevent any appeal from the decree on did not even raise his head as th-e INCREASES IN 1913 one brother, J. W. Greene, of Atlanta, Conant Ur^es Belay. "parent corporation." The compromise the jj round of violation of constitu- May Help With Mexico. also provides for the railroad spend- solicitor was orderedvto read the* ver- and one sister, Mrs. M. V. Corbin, of The witness urged the commute not ing 16,000,000 in making improvements tional rights. dict. He djd not rise promptly when Washington, February 6.—Actual en- New York city. The body was remov- "We are paying a dear price for the to press action aimed at st,ock. ex- in Texas. This is in addition to ?2,- Hearings On other trust bills .con- Judge box requested him to stand to rolled membership of Christian church- ed to Harry Poole's chapel, and will friendship of Great Britain, even changes now, because of the existing tinued today before the house judiciary be taken to Forsyth, Ga., for funera-l 000,000. for the repair of damage done and interstate commerce committee. receive sentence- es in the United States showed a net though it may, help us out in Mexico. need for time to show the full effects in last December's floods. increase of 618,000 or 1.8 per cent dur- services and, interment. The proposed bill .will, I predict, pre- of the new tariT and currency laws. Samuel Untermyer told the houa* "I only ask the mercy of the court,'* cipitate one of' the most spirited de- judiciary committee that the interlock- was his reply when the judge asked ing 1913, according to statistics pub- The latter, he said, would remedy many SAY THEY SAW DEPUTIES lished today by the Washington office W. R. Anderson, West Point. bates heard in congress,,for years .and evils as to loan rates and financial ing directorates bill would be lacking1" him if there was any reason why sen- of the Federal Council of • Christ in will provoke a free and full discussion conditions. unless it also prohibited interlocking tence' should ' not be pronounced on- America. The Methodist church led in West Point, Ga., February 6.—'(Spe- of our present foreign policy.." George H. Kendall, head of the New SHOOTING INTO HOUSE stock ownership. V^The 'bill, its it cial.)—The remains of -the late "W. R. Sena-tor O'Gorman, chairman of the stands, nn-rely -would substitute dummy him. Just before pronouncing sen- the increased mem-bersh'ip with 220,000. Anderson reached here this morning York Bank Note company, urged thai tence;, the court warned the audience The other churches In their order fol- Interoceanic canals committee, who de- incorporation of the New York ex- Houghton, Mich., February 6.— directors for the real directors, he said. from Llneyille, Ala., and were taken He also advocated barring: directors to the family burial ground 5 miles clared following the announcement of ch,anpe be required because of its rules Stanko Stepech, one of the striking against any demonstration, and only Baptisa, 64^500; Presbyterian. 45,600; President Wilson's position that he barring from' its lists securities printed copiper miners wounded In the Seeber- and stockholders of railroa/d supply low whispers were heard In the court- north of here. He is survived by his- concerns from railroad directorates": Lutheran, 36,100; Disciples, 21,800, and wife and three sons, "W. R. Anderson, proposed to fi-ght to 'the last against by any but the American Bank Note vllle shooting, affray, testified, today at room following the sentence. Episcopal, 16,500. The actual member- repeal of the toll* provision, does rioi company and its subsidiaries. He swore the trial of two deputy sheriffs and C. H. Nixon, of the National Asso - : of West Point; E. B. Anderson, of Jack- Wife Smile* mt Verdict. 1 ship of the largest .churches in the son, Miss-, and R. E. Anderson, of At- anticipate consideration of the repeal that fifty-two members of the exchange three Waddell-Mahon guards that he ciation of Retail Drugrgtsts, told -the United . States are given as follows: lanta. 'by Ms committee until the house h'as were stockholders .in the American saw the officers assaulting John Kol- house commerce committee that cut- The wife of the defendant, together Roman,Catholic, 13,099,534; Methodist. disposed of th-e matter. Bank Note, company and reaped a har- lan before a shot'had been fired. Kol- ting pricee on patent medicines was with -her relatives, who occupied th,e r,125,069; Baptist, 5,924.822; Lutheran, vest from the "monopoly." lan was one of the men they had gone the 1 club used by a combination of zront seat, smiled her* apip-roval of 2,338,722; Presbyterian, 2,027,593; Disci- tiermit Davis. Members of the Consolidated ex- to arrest. •drug stores and cdgar stores to drive the verdict and sentence as the con- ples of Christ, 1;519,369: Protestant Hermit Da-vis, the l'6-months-old BRITISH AMBASSADOR change, of New' .York, and probably Seven witnesses were examined to- small individual retailers out ot busi- Kpiscopal, 997,407, and Congregational, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis, representatives of the Boston exchange day. None saw the actual shooting of ness. demned" man was • turned over to the CALLS ON PRESIDENT •will be heard tomorrow. The drug-gists' association proposes sheriff. The aged mother" of Cribb. 748,340. These eight churches contain died at a private sanitarium -Friday Steve Putrlch. whom 'the five men on 34,000.000 of the 37,280,0ut> of actual afternoon at 3 o'clock. The body •was Washington, February 6.—Sdr Cecil trial are' charged with killing. Joe that the new Interstate trade oommis- was not present when sentence was ; sion be empowered to enforce pufblica- ; church membership ,_. In the United removed to Harry Poole's chapel. The Spring-Rice, the British ambassador, Putrlch, his brother, declared h'e saw pronounced. States. arents of the little girl live at No. 31 today called on President Wilson. It one of the deputies strike KollaJii. b/t tion of fixed prices, wholesale and re- Only two witnesses, IVJUss Mary Han- j Eucile avenue. Funeral arrangements. was understood that the prospective he said he was inside when the sfioot- tail, on all articles covered 'by patent, cock and Ordinary Joe Mao Hancock, j and interment will be announced later, visit to America of a distinguished ing was going on. copyright or trademark. " produced by the state, •were examined'] SEX HYGIENE OPPOSED Englishman was" the chief purpose of WILSON'S MOTOR TRIPS Mrs. Antonia Sabanski. a. neighbor, Miss Kate Cansey. the conference, thou-frh the opportunity testified that she saw a stick thrown IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS that it afforded for a discussion of the ' •before the first shot was, fired, but she Miss Kate Cansey, aged 30 years, died Panama canal tolls controversy gave did not know who threw it. Others at the residence in Chat tab. oochee, Ga., New York. February 6.-r-Sax hysi«H9 rise to considerable Speculation in dip- testified they saw 4he deputies shoot- promoters can expect little comfort Thursday night at 11 o'clock. The lomatic circles. There was no com- HELP GOOD ROADS BILL ing into the house.' THREE JUDGES NEEDED from the new special committee on body was brought to Poole'a chapel, ment made on ,the incident either at hygiene of the board of education of where the funeral was held Friday aft- the white house or the' British "em- this city, which held its first meeting ernoon at 3 o'clock. Interment was Washing'on, February 6.—With more at Mapleton, Ga. She was the daugh- bassy. DIVORCED MRS. HARTJE yeste'rdaj-. Th'e committee Is composed So far as known, the Britishi a,firovern- than 100 members listed for speech of L>r Ira S. Wile, chairman: Dr. An- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cansey. ment never has been formally ap the house tonight held its first of a MARRIES YOUNG HOWARD TO DECIDE THIS CASE Llly an- tonio PIsani, .Dr. J. J. McDonald, John prised, of the vi^ws of the Wilson ad- aeries of three night sessions to de- Martin and Abraham Flexner. James L. Clarke, ministration ori the tolls question, Los Angeles, Cal., February 6.—Mrs. Dr. Pisani says he does not see ,any bate the Shackleford good roads bill. Judge New-man, after * hearing; of James L.- Clarke, a-ge 71. died at the though informal announcements In Mary Scott Hartje, principal in a sen- necessity for teaching sex hygiene to the press .and'. jothef .informal intima- Representative Shackleford, of Mis- three hours of argument, in on effort children. Dr. McDonald has always op- residence on Hunter street yesterday. souri, opened the discussion with an sational divorce suit prosecuted by her The body was removed- to Patterson's. tions are b^U'eved to have satisfied former husband, Augustus Hartje, a to force into effect the reduced rail- posed it, and John Martin wll not lis- The deceased is survived by one son, British official^ £hat President "Wilson address outlining the project. He ex- wealthy resident of Pittsburg, is now road freight rates ordered six years ten to arguments for it. Dr. Wile desires to ha've., the exemption clause plained that the bill proposed a maxi- I said: "I believe sex hygiene should H. A. Clarke, ot* Jacksonville, and a half the wife of Stanley Howard, son of a ago i)\* the Georgia commission, decided brother. West T. Eaton, of Maine. Fu- repealed and intends "to press the mat- mum of J25.000.000 of federal appro- New York broker, whom she met that the final hearing should bo ' be1 ' be taught only to teachers in training ter to an earlj;.' settlement. schools and to adults through lectures neral arrangements will be announced priations, allotments to be conditioned th'rougo her son, Scott Hartje. The fore three Judges, It is probable that later. on equal local appropriations, the ex- couple were married in Pasadena, in school buildings after school hours." February 4, according to announcement the hearing will be held in New Or- W1LL PLACE MONUMENT penditures ,to be on a graded scale, today, and will live in that city, where leans. JURY CANNOT AGREE Mamie Brantley, ranging in three classes from, $15 a the youn-g busband will go into busi- Guy ton MoLendon appeared for the Mamie Brantley, 1-year-old daughter AT JOHN TYLER'S GRAVE mile for dirt roads to $60 a mile for macadajm roads. , ness. Mrs, Hartje is 40 years old. The Vald-osta Chamber of Commerce against IN SUIT ABOUT KISS of Mr. and Mrs. George S. Brantley,' bridegroom Is said to be 22. the railroad commission and railroads, died Friday morning at 1 o'colck at the Washington, Fe-bruary 6.—The .mem- Representative Harrison, of Missis- In his sui t against her, Augustus residence in Kast Lake. The funeral ory of Jotm Tyler, former president sippi, told the house that President Hartje charged his wife with indis- who were represented by several prom- HattiesburK. Miss.. February 6.—A Wilson's motoring over southern Mis- inent lawyer—Judge Hines for the mistrial was declared today m the suit will be -held at 9 o'clock Saturday of the United States, is shortly to be cretions with the family 'coachman. morning at Poole's chapel, and inter- honored by the ejection Of "a monument sissippi roads during the Christmas After a long contest the suit and de- railroad commission, and Sanders Mc- THE HIT OF THE SEA SON of Miss Nancy Lee. aged I/, against holiday stay -at Pass Christian had SATEEN MADRAS 2 FOU 25c the Gulf and Ship Island railroad for ment will-.be in Stamps' churchyard. over his grave In Hollywood cemetery, cree were won by Mrs. Hartje. Daniel and P. IT. Alston a^id others .Richmond, Va., for which congress has aroused new interest in road improve- $10.000 for an unsolicited kiss alleged ment in his atate. He, urged the pas- for the nallroads. to have been administered by A. C. appropriated $ 10,000, The opposition claimed that the re- EARL-& WILSON Donald Stephens. Secretary Garrison, of the war de- sage of the bill, declaring it would'ben- Graft Inquiry Postponed. MAKEBS OP TROY'S BEST PRODUCT. Tress, agent of the road at Mcl^aurm. efit the whole country. duced rates had been postponed going' The jury reported It was hopelesslj Donald Stephens, the 15-months-old partment, charged with the execution of New Yor-k, February 8.—The John Sold by Daniel llron. Co. aon of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stephens, Representatives Barkley of Kentucky, Doe Inquiry into political graft, to into effect, due to several good causes. 4R P«achtrce St. divided and, was discharged. This was the act of congress, has designated Russell, Alexander, Hamlin and Ruck- the second mistrial in the same suit. died at the residence. No. 391 Luckle Lieutenant Cnlonal E. E. Winslow, have 'been resumed this afternoon with They cited the -panic of 1*907 and the street, Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock. corps of engineers of the army at er of Missouri, Ferris ana Murray of William 'Sulzer, former governor,, as short cotton crap of IB 12 as reasons. The body was removed to Harry Poole's Norfolk. Va., tc> look after all the pre- Oklahoma, Church of California, and the chief witness, was put over until chapel, where it a-waits announcement others spoke in support of the bill. Monday. Mr. Sulze-r notified District ValoTosta shippers are anxious to liminary work.. have the reduced rates gw into effect SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT for the Six Months Ending December 31, of funeral services. 1 It is proposed that the monument in The 'debate will be resumed to-mornow Attorney Whitman that ;he found it im- 1»13, of th« condition ol ', its general design shall consist of a night. possible to be on hand. at once. Claude Rowe. monolithic shaft resting on a stone pedestal either alone or accompanied Claude Rowe, aged 40, died yester- by a life sized -bust In bronze. - WILLIAMS TO ACCOMPANY The Continental Insurance Company, of New York day afternoon at 1 o'clock, at a 'pri- vate sanitarium. The body was re- ?F moved to Greenberg & Bond's chapel, SEN. SMITH TO ATLANTA organized under the law; of the State of New York, made to the Governor ot 1 "TAKE THINGS EASY toe State of Georgia, in pursuance of the laws of said State. awaiting the announcement of funeral GIRLS RESIST ARREST . Principa'--•l Office, S-O- Maiden Lane• , Ne-- w York- - . services. Mr. Rowe lived at No. 67 Washing-ton, February 6.—(Special.) East Hunter street. Senator Hoke Smith has accepted an Here's how: I. CAPITAL, STOCK. BY SQUATTING ON WALK Invitation to bd • present at the Mer- . .$2,000,000.00 Whole Amount of Capital Stock.. Jack Head. Chicago, February 6.—Eleven ar- chants and Manufacturers' dinner on 300 leet from Peachtree street. Amount Paid up in Cash . . 2,000,000.00—-$2,000.000 OQ rests of young women picbets charged The body of Jack Head, who died Friday night. It is probable that he Corner of Twelfth street and Crescent avenue. (IBOxlSO feet). IL_ ASSETS. — ith obstructing the sidewalk in front •will be accompanied by John Skelton Four well-built 6-room cottages. Alburquerque. Is. M.. will reach Atlanta of a downtown restaurant, where wait- 1. Market Value of 'Real l-'states owned by the Sunaay nignt at 10:30 o clock. Fu- resnea are on strike were made today. "Williams, the new comptroller of the Total rents, about $150 per month. Company I $1.175,000.00—$1,175,000 00 neral will be held Monday afternoon at , AH the strikers were released on bond currency, and member uf the federal Live in one of these houses, and have your income (which is all around, X. Loans on Bond and Mortgage (duly recorded and being Patterson's chapel, but the hour, has i The rounaroun r women adopted militant reserve .bank organization committee. first liens on the fee) . 2,700 00 not been set. tactics whewhen a squad of policemen was you) br-ought to you regularly on the first of each month. •3. Stocks and Bond's owned absolutely by the Company: Par sent to disperse crowds that gathered He has .planned to join the other mem What about the other corners in this neighborhood? Value, 516,480.400.00; Market Value (carried out) '. - 21,770,522 SO in front of the restaurant. The first bers of the committee in Atlanta for Large, expensive apartment houses on all of the available ones. 4. Stocks, Bonds -and" all other Securities (except Mortgages) ! of those arrested seated themselves on the hearing there. . , hypothecated with Company as Collateral Security for Cash ATLANTAN, MOURNED i the slushy sidewalk a-nd said; Miss Nona McAdoo, the daughter of Price, $21,500. Terms. 'Loaned by the Company, with the Par and Market Value .of } "You'll have to carry us to the sta- the secretary of .the treasury, and her ' the same and the Amount Loaned thereon: AS SUICIDE, FOUND I tion." chum. Miss Robinson, will also visit TbtaTFar Value ; i 300.000.00 j The police lifted the girls to their V- ' Total Market Value 337.950.00 TAT S*T7RAKF A QVT JTM feet and half walked^ half dragged Atlanta at that time. FORREST & GEO. AD AIR Amount Loaned thereon (carried out) J60.000.0fl- JJV CUX5A/V /10 1 LsUlYJ. thethem ttoo ththe stastationt . The girls said 5. Cash in Company's principal office . 2,253.25 they would dema.lid Jury trials. I>r E P. Frazier. of Macon, now con- -•"6. Cash belonging to the Cqmpany. deposited in sul at Lucerne, Switzerland, passed BariX.. . r S.1|24,767.71 New York, February 6.— (Special.)—- GHETTO TURNS OUT through Washington today en route , *7. -Cash in hands of Agents and in course of- trans- After a disappearance of fifteen years, home for a visit. The family of Dr. ' " '-• -mission. r 1,008,360.85 Frazier remain in. Switzerland and he Mrs, Evelina Pinkind Lassell, formerly FOR ACTOR'S FUNERAL will return there soon. For Rent—8OO Peachtree Street Total .. . of Atlanta, was discovered in an asy- Total Cash Items (carried out) J 4,135,387 SI lum for the insaiie in Santiago, Cuba, New York, February 6.—Twenty- ,8. Amount of Interest actually due, and accrued and unpaid.. 76,485 S3 and has been brought back to the home five thousand .mourners from New To Probe Nominees. " 10. Bills receivable, not matured, taken for Fire, Marine and In- York's ghetto turned out for ttoe fu- of her brother-in-law. Dr. Vincent •Washington. February 6.—The senate land Risks '. . .- . . 218,342 70 Barber, 269 Arlington avenue, Brook- neral today of Zigmund Moguls ska, -11. All other Assets, both real and personal, not included here- famous among the Yiddish as an actor Interstate commerce comm ittee today JO HIM J inbefore . 37 50 lyn. •and comedian. referred to a subcommittee the nomina- tions of Winthrop ML Daniels, of New REAL ESTATE- • RENTING — STORAGE Advices from the American consul in The crowd, which followed a funeral "REAL ESTATE RO"VP" PHONES: BELL, Ivy 671; Atlanta 61*. Total Assets of the Company, actual cash market value.. .f27,62?,476 64 Santiago brought her brother, William Jersey, and Henry Clay Hall, of Colo- procession led toy the Hebrew Actors* rado Springs, to fill vacancies on rSPAPERf