STANDARD SOUTHERN THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION NEWSPAPER Pally and Somd*?. carrier delivery, IS ceoti weekly, Vol. XLVI.—No. 328. VTLANTA, GA., SATURDAY MOBNING, MAY 9, 1914. —FOURTEEN PAGES. eoplea en ttoe atreet» and at aewMtand** C e*at*.

CONLEY CONFESSION They Will Help Furnish the Music During Shrine ATLANTA DRESSED WITNESS IS CALLED N SHRINE COLORS BY FOR BIG FESTIVAL

Annie Maud Career Due for} 3,000 Nobles Due to Reach a Long and Severe Grilling Atlanta Oasis Today After Befpre Judge Ben Hill To- Long Tramp Across Hot day. Sands of the Desert.

WILL ^SK EXPLANATION LOW RATES IN EFFECT OF THE CONLEY LETTERS ON ALL THE RAILROADS

Solicitor General Dorsey Six Thousand Visitors Ex- Asks Delay in Hearing of pected in Atlanta for Con- Petition to Set Aside the vention Before the Sunday Frank Verdict. Rush Begins.

Solicitor Dorsey will spring another sensation in the Frank case this morn- ing when he orders Annie Maud Carter At Ian tans-got their first glimpse of before Judge Ben pill at 11 o'clock for the splendor and brilliance of Five a rigid examination in reference to her testimon:'^o the effect that Jim Con- Points, \y,ith its decorations for ley cor Bed to- her the murder of Shriners' weok completed, for a brief Mary' I" • ks.n. while last night. The gigantic star She'', Ibe^'interrogated in the court suspended in. midair at the junction room the fourth floor of the Throw- of Peach tree, Edgcwood, Decatur er buildings Mr. Dorsey will demand a complete explanation of her evidence and Marietta streets, and its wires of and will Insist upon learning the electric lights leading in every di- source of the letters purported to be rection to the buildings around, from Conley. were lighted up for-several hours in Annie Maud Carter is one of the star witnesses for the defense in its flght the early part of the evening. Tt to gain a new trial. The -Jim Conley made a dazzling sight, such as Five letters in possession of Frank's counsel Points has never before seen in all purport to have been sent to her from its checkered history. Con.ley, and were given by her to the defense. The streets'beneath this brilliant Shortly after making her affidavits display surged with people. The to the defense, she was sent frdm At- lanta, on the .advice of Detective Wil- vanguard of the Shriners had al- J. Burns. Burns declared on the ready begun to swell the crowds in stand that 'he had suggested the downtown section. People that Frank's lawyers send heY away In order to keop her from the detectives, stood around by hundreds and - who, he feared, would intimidate her. watched the fascinating electric ' Woman In Broneht Back. display. The illumination was kept Burns stated that she had .been sent -to . During- the re-trial on till about 9 o'clock, when it sud- hearing, Judge Hill Issued an' order In- denly shut oft" and Five Points be^ structing the defense to return the woman to the jurisdiction of his court, came its natural self again. flaying? that otherwise he would de- cline to consider any of her evidence or any evidence in which 'She -was In- Atlanta today is the mecca of more volved. than 3,000 Shriners—heralds of the ad- She -w'as brought back to Atlanta vance guard of the caravans that aro Thursday and put In the hands of the trudging across the hot sands of the Sheriff, j She was already under bond of $300 awaiting new triSl proceedings desert to the oasis. • in a case on which she had been sen1- Almost every train entering the Im- tenced to a term in prison. At the or- perial City carries delegates to tint der of Judge Hill, her bond was raised •conclave. Potentate Forrest Adair, o£ to J3.000- Roasting Match Between Taarab Temple, estimated "Wednesday She stated in her affidavit that Con- More Troops fa Mexico; that there would be fully 16,000 visit- ley was in love with her and that she f ors in Atlanta before Sunday night. had talked with him frequently. She says that he confessed the" murder of Tom'Watson and 'Bill'Harris Atlanta has the "Shrine spirit." Al- Mary Phagan, and that he went in'to most every building In the city is dec- complete detail of the crime. This, orated with the colors of the imperial she swore, occurred' while she and Con- Situation Takes Warlike Aspect council. The streets are crowded with ic y were in prison, and on bccasions Raises Leading Politicians visitors who'are coming to enjoy this when she would visit Conley in his big 'occasion with the Shriners. cell. I Low' Kates In Effect. The "Love Notes." GEN. HUERTA WOULD SEE CITY On Friday the low rates promulgated The "love notes" which were pro- to please you, would have been an af- BT John Corrl&an* Jr. IN ASHES BEFORE HE»D QVIT Forces May Be Increased by the Southeastern Passenger asso- duced by the defense, and which are "Washington, D. C-, May S.—(Special.) front to every loyal democrat in Geo* alleged to he from. Conley, have been gla. EMERY ATOCKS Vera Cruzz. May 8.—Mexicans ar- Sufficiently for Expedition ciation went. Into effect, and during declared by handwriting experts to be Director of the Census "William J. Har- "You refer in your letter to.my rul- riving here today from Mexico City the afternoon and night the crowds in ing as chairman of the state conven- in Conley's hand. They are unprint- ris, candidate for governor of (Georgia, say that General Huerta shows no the hotels and on the streets began tu tion, which nominated Hon. J. J>. Price 1 to Mexico City if Huerta able messages. Detective Burns said ihas sent a red-hot letter ,to . Thomas for commissioner of agriculture. I -do Intention of abandoning the presi- thicken. Low rates are in effect from on the stand that the letters had been E. Watson, of Thomson, Ga., rep-lying not read your'paper, but I am informed dency of Mexico. The president, they that you have at numerous timea made ANTI-TRUST LAW Regime Collapses. every village and hamlet in the United secured by, C- "W. Burke, the Inves- to one received from Watson, acknowl- assert, is popularly credited with 1 such statements.' There was not a fair- States and in Canada. tigator for Frank's defense. edging receipt of Mr. Harris' circular having made the statement, that he minded man present at the convention In and about the Shrine headquar- Mr. Dorsey w'ill demand today that letter sent to several thousand Geor- who will say I ruled unjustly. Except would see the capital in ashes before she, explain in full how she came in for my ruling which forced the dele- He Declares That the Clay- ters there is activity- Potentate Adair possession of these letters, and all cir- gians in making soundings fox ihis con-, he would quit. ARMISTICE NOT BROKEN, templated candidacy. gates on the first ballot to vote the The American forces at Vera Cruz made the announcement that before cumstances of the confession she lays Instructions of their county, Mr, Price ton Bill Might Result in noon on Saturday all the arrangements at Conley's door. She will also be Chairman Harris sent- to Georgia as would have been nominated on the first are violating the armistice by land- SAYS REPLY OF BRYAN asked to explain the two conflicting many fcs fifteen thousand letters, cov- ballot. As ^chairman I ruled Justly to Ing more troops, ordnance and sup- for welcoming the visitors will be com- all. but 1 did use my influence to de- Great Harm to Business plete- "The. Welcomers," a committee affidavits she made — one to Chief ering every county in the state, and feat Mr. J. J. Brown,- the candidate plies, according to Mexican papers Lanford and the other to the defense. among them it seems that one was in- supported by you and the ' fertilizer Interests. under the domination of Huerta. headed by Noble TV. A. Fuller,, was or- Jim Conley denies the woman's advertently sent to Hon. Thomas K. trust. ganized Friday morning. Noble Fuller story. Affidavits will likely he pre- WatsOn, who replied to Mr. Harris as "While a member of the legislature Governors Asked if Nation- will be in charge of the committee at sented from him during the woman's a measure of mine was enacted into the terminal station, and Noble Lee examination this morning. follows: law which required all bags of fertiliz- James M. Emery, chief counsel of 'Mr. William J. Harris. Dear Sir: ers to show, not only the analysis, but >the National Association of Manufac- al Guards Are in Fit Condi- Hagan will be in charge at the union Will Ask for Continuance. i the number of pounds of other material station. The committee is having tele- Solicitor 'Dorsey Friday asked Your letter to me received. While ] "worthless as fertilizer," and made it an turers, in his address before the Geor- tion to Proceed at Once to somewhat surprised, I did not faint. , gia cotton manufacturers yesterday on phones installed at both stations, and Judge Ben Hill to grant a continuance offense to use cinders, sand, or other Is erecting booths for the registra- into next week of the John L. Tye "Yes, run, by- all means. Hold the deleterious matter in the manufacture "Legislation and Business" assailed VETERANS INDORSE of fertilizers. When this matter was the Border. tion of the visitors Just as fast aa they motion to upset the verdict of guilty i office your boss gave you, and g-o a.f- before the senate, the aprenta of the several of the administration's bills arrive. in the Frank case. The solictor will ter another, Just as -no aid. We want fertilizer trust filled the lobby to de- regrulatlng- court has been prepared. Attorneys missioner of agriculture to do their men orgranize to compete with the de- would do so. for Frank v.-ill confer with Judge Hill To this letter of Mr. "Watson Ghair-v mands of the labor unlo-ns. ment of the policy of President "Wilson FAIR. man Harris. makes quite a lengthy re- bidding. In handling the Mexican situation' was This step would not be intended as this rnorulng regarding the bill. "I do not favor any law which would Allen F. Johnson, president' of the an aggressive measure, but as a cau- * It was understood, although the re- ply, ' the chief features of which, are destroy the fertilizer industry of our Exposition Cotton mills, of Atlanta, one of the last official actions of" the port was rot verified, that Detective summarized as follows : state, which has so many millions In- was elected president of the Georgia twenty-fourth annual United Confeder- tion. An ' evidence of the serious con- Georgia—Fair Saturday nd Sunday; William J.. Kurnw will return to Atlanta "I would not ask your support even vested in the enterprise. The use of Cotton Manufacturers association at ate Veterans' reunion which concluded ditions was contained Jn a report to- Isluj? temperature. on his own initiative and conduct a. fertilizers by our farmers is -wise, and its annual meeting at the Piedmont here tonight. A general exodus of vet- t'ig'h't against those who have accused if t knew by ddlng ,so I could become hotel. day that German merchants were [-oral Report. governor of my state. I would every farmer, laborer, merchant and erans and visitors began this afternoon him and his agency during recent de- , professional man is deeply interested in Fred Gordon Remembered. about to arrive at Puerto Mexico w*ith Lowest temperuture 56 velopments. It has also been said that so offend the, more than 93,000 and continued tonight. arms and ammunition for Huerta. It Highest temperature ,. 64 .,, Jf having a commissioner of agriculture At the banquet held at 6:30 o'clock unless Burns did re'turn in time for loyal democrats of Georgia who sup- who will protect the farmers from Approval of the policy of the presi- was realized that this, if true, would Mean temperature 60 the grand 3ury 'investigation, he would •worthless fertilisers. It is apparently Lee M. Jordan, attorney for the as- dent was contained in the following Normal temperature 6S ported our great president. Of all the present an incident similar to the ar- Rainfall in past 24 hours, inches .. .Oft (be summonsed by the solicitor. false and malicious statements ever more important to you to elect or de- sociation, made the presentation resolution adopted by the veterans >Ir. Dorsey would have nothing- to feat some one for personal reasons than rival of the Ypiranga at Vera Cruz, Deficiency since 1st of mo., inches. .22 say regarding this. made against Woodrow Wilson, you speech, delivering to the retiring -presi- this afternoon: Deficiency since Jan. 1st, inches.. 8.57 are responsible for the worst. "With- to protect the farmers. dent, Fred B. Gordon, president of the "Whereas, the present unsettled con- which led to the American occupation out the' slightest foundation or scin- His Rallroatl Attitude. Columbus Manufacturing company, a dition, Jn the commonwealth of Mexi- Of that port. Reports From Various Station*. "If instead of denouncing public of- handsome sliver servjce. co appears likely to involve some ac- tilla of truth, you published in your ficials who are trying .to serve the Over 150 cotton manufacturers of the Reply to Huerta'* Protest. STATIONS J Temperature. ] Kain paper a statement that Governor Wil- tion on the part of the , id * of 12< h'r» Animals Are Killed people honestly, you would devote your slate attended the convention, and Huerta's protest' to the mediator a •BATHER. ( 7 p,m. | High, llnchea son had sent a telegram of sympathy time and talents to calling attention fully 60 pf the leading mills in the "Be it resolved. That this convention that the United States had broken the to Booker Washington when he was to the great importance of electing the cotton goods industry were repre- of United Confederate Veterans recog- ATLANTA,, cloudy - 64 .00 T-T-*»«tprf In v«*w v^T-ir fnt- tr-i-inc^ t/i ables- - t- men t-o th-• e legislature—me- -men wnwhoo sented. nizes the great wisdom and discretion armistice by landing- additional troops Birmingham, pt, cly 68 .00 .rrested in ^ew York for trjing to wOulrf llot be influenced by the corpo- At the afternoon session Dr. TV. G. at Vera Cruz, was considered by the , rain .30 By Hail Storm in niter the apartment of a white woman., ions in leasing the Western and At- of the president of the'United States Brownsville, pt. cly 86 .00 rat Matheson, president of the Georgia cabinet and later Secretary Bryan an- Your statement was made In such, ajlantic railroad, you would be of. real School of Technology, addressed the and will heartily support such action Buffalo, rain 61- .42 r_ , service. as he may take, in every possible nounced that the reply of this govern- Calgary, cloudy .00 plausible way that thousands of Gea association, and asked the aid of the Charleston, clear . . Southwest Georgia gians believed it. It was telegraphed "I am not unfriendly to the railroads manufacturers in securing for the Tech way."' ment stated that no aggressive steps .1 S and their employees. Some of my best a new .power house plant. A resolution Commarider-in -chief Bennett H. , clear .... to the papers all- over the • United friends are attorneys and employees of had been taken by the United States , clear . . States, especially in the , south, and was -passed unanimously 'by the asso- Young was instructed by the conven- forces and that nothing- had been done >urango, clear . . . "4 .00

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THE GONSTlTimON, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MAY, 9, 1914. r

slciana selected to look after the wel every hand but the most cordial co- •would -surpass previous demonstrations Heads Reading Con operation Atlanta, can give SECOND SUNDAY JN MAY fare of any visitor who roa> be taken here Philadelpln i Pi. Ma\ 8—fcdward ' Co\metoo, Ga Ma> S—(Special) Don't Want Accident*, j&v ers state in the union will be OFFICIAL MOTHERS' DAY ill on the streets -will be stationed at I want t6 indorse with all the em- represented and many of those who Stote"berr% of tin. cit-v a Aember of the following points during the morn The business men merchants and SUFFRAGISTS TO MARCH of the phasis I can la> on it Mayor Wood- took part In the suffrage demonstra ton May 8 —Hereafte r the J P SIorsa.n & Co and l_ and night, parades of the Imperial banks ot CtKungrton bive agreed to ward s pronunciamento warning us tions throug-hout the country Saturday Drexel firm or bankers or/Pbiladel council May 12 The ph> btcians will close their places ot business Twea- against automobile speeding while the are in Washington prepared to carry second Sunda. of Ma/v will be "National phia toda> was elected pr/sident ot go on. duty at 8 30 a m and 7 30 p m. crow ds are here/* eafd Potentate Adair their flg-ht for the vote to congress. cor da\ May 12 fron> 11 o'clock to € Mothers da^ The ->enate todai agreej the Reading co-npam the lyolding The> will be Identified bj red cross Thursday * We don t want a single ON CONGRESSMEN TODAY The marchers have come bearing petl o clock and have"declared ft a holi accident in Atlanta next week. The to the house resolution requesting the poration for the Philadelphia and bands on their arms Their stations tions and resolutions addressed to their da.i for the putpose of attending streets v. ill be congested to the limit. president to issue a proclamation narr Rf-ading r.1 >na% and Philadelphia and mil be as follows congressmen urging the passage of a the Shriners meeting- in Atlanta. We simply must take thing's slow, constitutional amendment ing- next Sunflav as Stothers da^ and Readlnir Coil and Iron company Tne- Georgian Terrace Peachtree and El then, and, be patient. That means- we Will Demand Passage of Con- When the marchers reach the cap designating1 as Mothers d a\ in the odore \ooTht><-s. Mce president or tn« lie Peachtree and Forsyth Peachtree all will have A much better and safer itol they will be nm b> a congressional coming T- ears the second ^unda; of railway cornpanv was m£de president and Auburn, Five Points Viaduct, Ala time ' stitutional Amendment En- committee composed of Senators of that corporation bama and Whitehall Hunte*- and among the official decorations on Atlanta s traffic squad of police Thomas Bnstow Ow en Chamberlain Whitehall Mitchell and "Whitehall headquarters of the Shriners (the Em shone forth Frida> morning in brand franchising Women. Polndexter Sterling, Gallm^er Ken- Mitchell and Broad. Hunter and Broad pire Life building) Masonic temple, the new caps of metropolitan pattern >on Sutherland Jones and Thompson Alabama and Broad, Broad and Ma primarily because the Shriners are com Representativ es Alondell Falconer i Jetta Forsj th and Marietta, Spring JL.> nc theater (meeting place of the Ing and the traffic will be tiemendous Washington May 8 —^ ith but a day Stone Raple^ Brjan of Washington and Marietta, Walton and Forsyth and imperial cpuncil) and the Auditorium as *v ell as very critical The caps remaining before they will march on Sabath CampbeH Knowland Kahn QJJAL.ITY Sfc-RVICfc- at the Lyne theater This -will be in honor of the visiting have a flaring top and a drop visor, Keating and Madden 'With, the shield of Atlanta in metal on congress and demand the passage of a Canadian Flag Canadian temples -which make ttp sev constitutional amendment enfranchis Representative Mondell Author of The Canadian flag will be included eral very larg-e delegations that are the front. The entire police force has the resolution proposing a constitti already on their way i been instructed to appear at its Ing women vi omen suffragists from tional amendment, ^shich has been re On Thursday Potentate Adair was in-j smartest and best to make a lasting all over the "Lnited States were pre- ported to the house from the judicial \ formed by the Elkm Watson. Drug' impression on the visitors pared toda> for their final charge committee, today announced he would company that one of the trained Three big electric signs on the Kim- Everything is in readiness for the offer a special rule to expedite the nurses on their register l*ad tendered] ball, first to be completed in the il- demonstration and onlv the word from resolution if the administration pro Akin Is Preparep her services free of charge to any i lumination of that hotel by the fehrin- the chief marshal Mrs Georgf Odell gram makers refuse to gi^e it due TODAY AT «hrlner who may fall ill during his ers, were lighted Thursday night pro- is awaited to set the procession in mo place visit to Atlanta, claiming the slogan. California, l&lj The suffragists have been promised Within ten minutes said Mr Adair that the four temples from that state lion The pageant it was said today. ample police protection and no unto- Friday three other jturaes had called will raise in behalf of San Francisco ward incidents "which marked the guf To Fill Your Orders/ me directly and. made the same offer Electricians and other decorators are frage procession here on March 3 Either the same spirit moved them, or working ra'pidly to ha\ e the hotel 1913 are looked for they held a little conclave and de ready when the Californlans get here in other words the \ isitora will be COOKED MEATS, and all the things for a dta.ck Rogers' cided to do this together, I thanked Sunday afternoon Other electric made to feel thoroughly at home them and asked them to report to E>r signs will blazon the new and tern The committee in charge of the A "B Elkin in the Grand building: who porary name of the Klmball— Hotel preparations i<* headed by Pred Houser Wireless Travels 8,500 Miles. lunch, or for an elaborate meal. / has organized the volunteer corips ol California The other members are Howard Cole San Francisco Maj 8 —Officers of 46 Stores physicians for tbe week To my mind, The CalifOTiiians in their four spe Jim Scott, Ben Hee Crew and Lee Dun the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia -which this demonstrates a highly creditable cial trains, were en route Triday to can Mr Dunoan is chairman of the is in port from the Orient announced There's one m your nergttbor- btate of the public mind toward the Albany and They will committee yesterdav that on, the night of A.pril Fancy Roasts Broilers / hood—place your order early \isitors we expect We see nothing on leave New York tonight visiting Buffalo **bclners on TVei 21 the ships wireless operator picked and avoid the rush "W astfiington and Richmond tomorrow up a message from Boston 8 500 miles Richmond is their last stop until the> "Washington May 8—(Special ) — awaj This is said to eclipse all Steaks Friers Stock Your Pantry for the arrHe in Atlanta TV earing the red fezzes of the order previous distance records Shriners from This Dollar List. The reduced rates promulgated for and gray suits that looked like they the Shriners meeting bv the railroa-ds all came from the same bolt of goods BUY YOUR SUPPLIES NOW in tfae Southeastern Passenger associa a large delegation of Buffalo Shrlners Chops Hens 17 cans Best tlon went into effect Thursday stopped over in Washington today en Marietta street will be converted in route to \tlanta for the convention IMo. 10 Virginia Tomatoes 150,000 VISITORS MUST BE FED to a vast open air dancing space each \. band on the arm of each pulgrim Hams for Boiling 13 cans Early night during the Shriners meeting bore the insci iption Buffalo—1916 Silver Leaf Lard S1.OO Special Boarding Houses The street will be closed to all bat showing that the delegation from the June Peas dancers from Five Points to the Grady shores of Lake Frie ai e looking ahead 1 1 cans Best Cash Restaurants monument Three bands will furnish They spent todij visiting the two Liver Sausage Sugar Corn $1.OO the musici one being stationed on the houses of congress and the other sights 1. Prices 16 and Hotels Bijou theatre balcony, another on the of Washington 19 pounds balcony of the old Folsom hotel and Good Rtce $1.OO the third at a point not vet designat SALT Cooked Tongue 4[/i dozen Best ed The dancing of the tango and MEAT hesitation and other fancy figures will Fresh Eggs S1.0O begin each night about 11 o clock and Pound io;c New Fresh Fruits 8 cans Best New York A | AA will continue till the bandmen go to Bleep or e\ erybody goes home The «tate J une Peas V I • V V street will be made ligiit as day bj the special illumination now being in ARBUCKLE'S New Vegetables 25 pounds Best O 1 stalled The city \\ill co operate in <*s. Granulated Sug;ar^J • ? Sr- Oranges, making a dancing floor of the wood COFFEE 4x2 pounds Santos block pavement Nables Lewis Gregg A late shipment Georgia PAPER SHELL $1.00 and Hal>l Mailer of Yaarab temple Blend Coffee ha\e been placed in charge of this fea BARNES PECANS, a 75c per pound kind—at 35c, 3 pounds 6 pounds Fresh BE Pineapples, ««• ture BEEF ROAST, LB. 1O Roasted Coffee Office window space in the down 1 for $1.00. 13 glasses Pure town buildings is already at a premium CASHROGERY BEE F STEW, IB. . 5 /* for the parades The grandstands now Apple Jelly .00 Solid being erected by private contractoi s Carload YOUR ACCOUNT SOLICITE1 13 glasses Jam, Peach, A| (|A will not be nearly sufficient of course Lamb Forequarter . 9: e\er^ X.uzianne Coffee 13 No 3 cans Fresh Country noble will be the open sesame of all con * 25c Poultry doors Lihbv s Peeled Anparanwh Hominy Draued on Premises EGGS The white wav lights and speuaJ «an 25c 9 cans New Pack M •* f\f\ street illuminations will staj lit all night till dawn every night while the Wesson Cooking Sweet Potatoes ^>U van 24c 500 pounds strictly fresh 40O sacks good PATENT 6 cans Hawaiian <9 • »**** Shriners are here No. 10 Pail I APR SI f.lobo Matches COUNTRY BUTTER HUGHEY & ALMAND FLOUR, 21 pounds Sliced Pineapple f* *I • Pure Leaf Lrtnll I . 33 B'orro* Arri* e dozen . . 1A6 OECA.TVJM ST. Thirty three burros shipped from 1 ><• Peanut Butter 6 cans Hawaiian O| Dl Paso, Texas by JM Maida temple of jar Talk About Low Prices ^Vla that citv arrived in \tlanta Wednes lOc Crushed Pineapple Fresh ]$eanri Pound "SHRINERS' WEEK" IS HERE HAMS 8 cans California ~" day afternoon and are stabled at the quart . . John J Woodside stables Th*,«»e bur lOc OUR OFfKZf* Dessert Plums Ripe Tomatoes IV Bas. ros will be used in staging Fl Ma id a s Fresh Peas Hickory Smoked Bacon Cornfield, Partridge 7 cans Young own spectacular butlesqmng of a "Mex quart . . 5c 12.00 VALUE FOR T-&& ther brands, special lean revolution After the Shrine Tender Lima Beans Heart 1 ettucr 5c Evaporated lOc meeting they "«ill be sold for $20 head 1 ^l-2c Our Combination Sale all High-Grade apiece the actual freight charge from lOc 3-4c 12 bottles Sizes BaJIII tf Sizes LI Paso More than half of them have Squm.li * •••Pound New Stock GROCERIES 6fa'ound 10c Pickles $1.OO been engaged ajli eady by fond fathers pound 5c 12 bottles IVIILLVV and mothers of Atlanta JFreoh Stra\vbernv» BELOW WE LIST OUR GREAT COMBINATION OFFER 10c Olives $1,OO $2.35— BY THE CASE— $3.35 Blackfewt Indians Coming: 3 pounds Corn Starch 1 pound lores ponndH Rood coffee M ounce bottJe rolled oats 4 Vo 3 cans Folly brand 13 cans Everything is. ready for the camp of MEATS bluclt pepper £ poundH bent pure *anillu extract Vi onnce bottle lemon fling table peaches 1 pound north $a 5 ponndtt fancT Jnp r pure lemon exl met 4 pounds Kumford B baktne ponder S pounda lOc Karo Syrup $1.OO No. IO the Blackfeel Jndnns coming from Lamb st e-n- 3 No > 8i7e imported BUrdineH 6 Baker t, best chotolatc, -Jfl poundn **anti» Clnra prunes, 5 pounds hr«t pound corn meal. 3 packacea hakinc soda, 13 cans PAIL Glaner National park with the nobles -8c cans Kood Mari-liuiii corn, *i pack best granulated sugar G pounds of Algeria temple Helena "Mont The Ijimb should* r flinch ahredded cocoanut hand picked im\j 3 1 pound packages table Halt 10c Velva Syrup $1.OO VELVA SYRUP 39 pound 3 will \ eal Roast home and save money ^^ Soup $1.OO FEED $1.89 be musicians dancers medicine men pound 15c 30 loaves chiefs squaws and. papooses The san Veal SteTv ^^^j>l-2c Better Bread $1.00 itat^ofc of tfce camp haa been antici pound . lOc C We Buy in Carload Lots pated bj special arrangements This EVERY EGG GU»R»IITEED UOZ. I ' leal Oioiio 1 Pound 15 loaves Direct From the Producers will be one of the most pacturesQue fea pound . 20c Dressed Fresh on Premises NO 1 SIZE AND ABSOLUTELY FRESH Better Bread 5Oc tures of the great meeting The Indians I'or). KOI LSI will march with Algeria s nobles in the pound Meadow Gold and parades and appear with them at other 15c WE ALSO HAVE FULL LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES Piedmont Butter tb 3Oc Our Motto: Live and Let Live stunts In addition they "will stage Pot Rooht 4 dozen their own dances and pow wows heie pound 12V2c 5Oc We Retail at Wholesale Prices and trheie on the downtown streets lEib Koa^t Best Lemons •^hrine postoffice for no mail but pound 15c 28 bars that of the Shriners will be opened I>rc-SHed lien*, Laundry Soap . . 50c Sunday in the Piedmont hotel as a branch c-f the Atlanta postofflce Post punnd 20c 9 pounds SeweSI Commission Go. mastei Boiling1 Jones has made ar Good Rice .... 50c AMD RETAIL, raiigements with the hotel management 6 10c cans 113 15 Whitehall 164 Decatur for) the installation of the office in the J uckie street entrance cornei of the Tomatoes . , . . 5Oc big reception room on the ground floor 12 cans Government clerks will be in chargre Baked Beans 5Oc of ourse at all hours of the da\ The Shriners will receive all their mail 3 Ibs. Good, Fresh there Roasted Coffee 5Oc HUGH'S 7 cans Piedmont Marietta Will Help ARMOUR'S CllOVER SWIFT'S PREMIUM, \oble \ S Vdams chairman of the N Hotel Soup 5Oc C.D.KENNY Go. automobile committee -was notified BLOOM, POUND, POUXD, Friday that the nobles of \V oodstock Shriners' Week every homo wants the pantucs will join the M. u ietta rara^an of lu tomobfles verv early Tuesday morning filled. Buy your supplies at onrp and have them The 46 Rogers Stores Welcomes the Shuncrs to turn over their cars to the automo 9 X Broad 183 \\ Mitch eU bile committee here for use in the pa read} . Prepare for Mght Lunches. 1.1 FoDdera 19^ K OeorKia rides nnd later b> the ladies A.bout 10» rrachtree 313 S Pry or with the tuicst coffees and thirtj fi\ e cars are coming *rom Ma ZA WUlmiuB Z3G Capitol rietta At least two. other eirs from 116 E Fine .80 Oak teas in the South K>nnesa\v will start w, ith them Guaranteed New, Clean, Fresh Stock 3.3 S pr\or 1« TV ai"t?°e JOJ BouIcTard Noble Adams asks thit an urgent ld« ITornst 427 Orant You are always sine ot i ppeal be made b> the" papers for the J4tf 4J9 Whitehall Irian of automobiles f i use Tuesda\ 4«S > ten art a fjood meal with our cot \\ e will need hundreds literalb he S7G N Boulevard 4fa4 S Prjor savs We ha~ven t near enough ^ et 300 HeiaphOl IH ^ torsjtli fees 01 toab to aid. A-t 12 o clock Saturday the official 309 P*ce de Leon 46G "Woodward w elcomers representing Yaarab temple 347 P«achtrte J 1 N Prj or will go on dutv at the two railwa\ sta 3G1 tuclid SSI H'Khlaml tions to remain at ^vork until tlie last 38O Marietta tug d»?legat on comes in shortly nftei 4U.2 J uckic C. D. KEHHY CO. 41" -sprite daj light Tuesday morning "\obl W 671 Uiehland \ Fuller v, ill he in < harpe of tlie JJ1- Pcachtrtt Marietta <*a Jorce^ at the Term nil station iml So t-ordon Ncwnan ( u 82 Whitehall NobJe lee Hapran in charge of thooe at -2 AVhifrnall En-.t Pont <.a tl e nion depot The «orkei s ha e 111 Capitol Phones Main 200-559 heo i ub divided into squads each h ha i £,P of ^ sub hair man and each Shop at Nearest Rogers Store Atlanta 559 squad w ill have its ros ilar hours uf dut\ tlie s mils rt!Ie\inK fi li othc-i in turn 1- \ this anangonie r there v. ill be welcome s OT\ tlutj at e\erj hour of the daA and night Telepl one and information booths were installej it both station*, Frida^ John B0 thJs 3 1 tb I packages Corn Starch 3 packaged fresh Long Thread 2 Ibs Bakers Premium Baking 3 Ib packages Rolled Oats evening "W ould like game of golf, 1 Ib (loose Black Pepper Cocoanut Chocolate 1 tb Rumford s Baking Powder. daily with some good fellow who cant pli\ much 2 Ibs 'Best Tea, worth $200 6 Ibs Fresh Roasted Coffee 25 Ibs Best Granulated SUGAR, 5 I be large Santa Clara Prunes "i aarab temple executive committee 5 Ibs fancy Jap Rice 1 bottle 4-oz Pure Vanilla Extract net weight 5 Ib package Yellow Corn Meal uits! has issued cards entitling \ isitlner 3 No l/ size can Impt d Sardines 1 bottle 4 oz Pure Lemon Extract 4 cans No 3 ' Taho Peaches^ 3 packages Baktng Soda tahriners to the free stenogiaph c serv 2 ice pro\ uied for them at 2 \oi th 6 cans Pearl Corn 5 Ibs Hand picked Navy Beans lemon cling in heavy syrup 3 3-lb packages Table Salt I i \ or street the office of the Rem ington T\-pewritei compan\ Shrineis Prices Are From $15 to $4O are required to furnish onlj hrain and $12.00 Worth in Combination for stamps sa>s the card We have put much thought—and TVu first \ sitors fiom titles and (iron lit- c. harmed >,am(_ a-- in an\ other department towns in this tei i itoi y we: e pour n^, care—and detail—into the selec- into Atlanta all afternoon and evening Demonstration^ all cU\ TETLEY'S TEAS ICED JF - M.i\cd I Rl L DLMONM R \ I l le has ac No. 10 Armour's Shield Brand Pure Lard, Tin cepted the offer of the Ladies Aid elegant. «ociety of the Ponce de Leon Baptist Dressed Hens, Lb. 23 c ( hurch Reports from the nables of Mecca s that thej are looking fo-rward Our Men's Hats and Haberdash- to a loyal feast Also Another Famous Dollar Sale notaries to fentertnin ery, too, are of the most satisfac- \ ,_,ood manv Shriners are expected ASPARAGUS GOLDEN STATE whole 15 pounds Extra Fancy HEAD 10 cans SUNSEAM PORK white spears five fi**fl AA RICE to jotate around the temporal y '-•hiiner AND BEANS Iar0e $1.00 tory qualities—and in the best and hei Iquartei s of the Rotarj club on the cars tBJ-.UU 4 dozen fresh Country 8 large juicy GRAPE newest fashions. fourth floor of the Chamber of Com 7 cane Lemon Cling EGGS £1,00 FRUIT Sl.OO merce building during the forth", ornins Peachea S1.00 3 large Fancy Bloater 4 dozen eweet Juicy week 16 cans No 2 hand packed ^1 AA Mackerel ORANGES Sl.OO The Rotai y club being a counti > Tomatoes «DJ.«UU $1,00 2 dozen Spftzenberg fancy If YouDon't Live in Atlanta, Order by Mail «.ide organization and being celebrated 10 cane Hfahland ft "I AA 14 cans FRESH Apples S1.00 for its wide awake membership has PEAS ai.uu HERRING S1,00 3 pound boxes CHOCOLATES cherry an unusual nurrbei <*i Shriners in Its 11 can« PEARL ffl AA 3 pound* 'MORITA* filled or assorted organization Hubert W Anderson CORN wi»W COFFEE Nuts $1.00 president of the Atla.nta Hotarians and B pounds California 4M flf\ 8 bottles Stuffed or Plain 4 can» 'GOLDEN BANNER' \lbeit S Adams president elect ire Prunes iPA»\lv Queen Olives !oo PEACHES In heavy syrup $1.00 froth Minnersi as are mans otner of 5 cans large Sugar Loaf ti»~f AA 3 pecks POTATOES no 0 pint* • PURITY GRAPE flceis and member*- Consequentljt tne PEAS an.wii JUICE $1.00 I oca! organisation has made, plans Cor 5 bofle« 15 oz BEECHNUT 12 bottles RED ROCK ' keeping open hou e 6 CURTICE BROS or SUN «»-| AA BEAM JAMS «DA.UU CATSUP $1.00 GINGER ALE $1.00 The headquarters taTtes in the entii e 7 cans Heinz APPLE fj dozen fine JUICY fourth flcor of the Chamber of Com 4 pounds New York State ffl AA mcice building It will be thrown open Sale Cheese . tffJL.UU BUTTER ,$1.00 LEMONS $1.00 toda> Visitors v,ill be provided with free stenographer sei vice telephones music, cigars au

of th«? late Ciptain PatricX Hamilton the if mulish armj av iator ts promi nenll% connected in \tlinto. Her uncU Methodists Asked to Build MISS LAW, OF AMP, Thomas La ham lives 11 Inman Park and her grandmothei Mrs B rank Me Cau^hev i esides on Ponce de Leon av riiue Great University Here when ai proachcd on the subject of EARLY ADJOURNMENT Mi'-s Law •= ei a^inent and the «siib se jut nt estrange n tit out her frit.nds recall the invitations ind he an As a first Saturday special, we are going to House Leaden Issue Formal called for reports on papers heretofore $3,OOO Annually From Breach noun emt,nts of the \\ e ^din^r f Miss Two Resolutions Introduced referred Bo them A. large number were La\\ and I a;ta n Himilt n "hi h w is sell Pure Sugar Stick Candy at iyc a pound (our Call for Democratic Cau- presented and placed on the calendar of Promise Suit Against Brit- to take place about threo \».T.r«* -12:0 for action by the conierence To- a lon^, time Mi s Law and her own make), the kind you usually pay ssc for. This cus Tuesday Night. by Dr. DuBose Urge the When the report of the committee ish Army Aviator. mother liv d at the Kim ill HOUSL pro\ iding for a joint commission to Thev entertained frt n it, itlv \t the is for Saturday only. Be sure and get a box. We Establishment of Second adv ise TV 3th the colored Methodist time of her departu e foi New 1 ork chureih came up Dr James Cannon of London Mav 8 —As a sequel to a where she subsequei tl\ me-t Captain want you for a regular customer. "Washington May 8 —Plans for an fered a substitute and the report was breach of promise of marriage judg Hamilton "M s>s I at\ was onl 19 > ears early adjournment of congress took Vanderbilt in Atlanta. made a special order for tomorrow ment was given todax to Miss D I old and w at, e~s.tecd nalv prttt> and more definite sha^e today when the morning Elisabeth. L,av, o__f Atlanta Ga In a La*, i. mj lished 'Watch our windows for special candy sales senate advanced its meeting hour from The missionarj department is em P lends here sa^v th it T ter Mlsa Oklahoma City Okla May S — (Spe phasized on the floor of the onference ;u t brought to enforce pav ment of a Liw ^ ret 1111 from N*.\\ "\ ^rl the in noon to It o clock and house leaders b> the presence of Bishop Vt R. I>am settlement of $3 000 a v ear made in no incemti t w as : i trie i thcr Mrs issued the formal call for a democratic l ) —A t the general conference of the 148 Peachtree buth w ho has just returned from her favor b> the late Capta n Pat L"v f w nen a Ke 1 bout her da i"-h 1AM I f caucus Tuesdav night A legislative Methodist Episcopal church in session \frica where he recently established te ^5 en id thit it h ioe supj osedK lie\e the hope of adjournment July 10 shlma Japan J T Gerdine Seoul 912 aw aitin^ o htai th results of the maj. be realized The house caucus pal educational Institution of the Korea J M Terrell South Brazil R Miss Law Is the onlv daughter of r al Mrs Law is understood to have Tuesday will consider a resolution an church, in Atlanta. C Elliott J \ Phillips and D " Mrs \ Latham Law of Atl int She inherited a comfortable sum from her One resolution calls for the removal ter of Mexico and E E Clem became acquainted with Captain Him husband at hU death nouncing It to be the sense of the par ilton on Long Island and shortlv at ty that the anti trust. Interstate trade of the university from Nashville, or Cuba. Report si\s that Miss Law met Cip ter ward Jt \v as alluded accepted his ta ! Hamilton New. \ Tk " commission and railway Capitalization rather the theological department, and Proposals made on the floor of the the -v, ithdrawal of future support of j suggesting ch inges in the I Proposal of marriage Counsel her n, tl r she 1 \ \ it a f sh on bills the rural credits measures and phra*>ealogv of i resolution hi h urs opt n ins speech boirdnqrl(.it* it t. t tral P irk 'Law Bros, for Quality" the appropriation bills should be the church from the other departments ed co opei ation w ith the ~Colo. i e--d dared that the famYl^oV'c ipi^ t_ i Li n H n It i w -li, in N \ i rk passed and the house then adjourn and the other resolution suggests the Methodist Lpistot .._ c_.h . r. l. i..n. 4 men ilton when U discovered thit Mis«* L.av\ tie time H s mikti-, flkMb establishment of a universltv in \t was not an hen ess peisuad d the «. IP li s n fe. fill The senate changed its meeting hour ca caused spir ted debate todts Law -thereupon brought suit for be h cultural appropriation bill This bill cuiasion of the proposed amendments of promise and the captain n her j has dragged ilong for more than a bilt question Th« committee appoint had not been concluded when the agreeing to postpone the wedding: un week and se\cral senators are anxious eel at the session held Thursday has confeience adjourned foi the dav til the following October nettled ^3 000 ] Men, Buy Your Shrine that it be disposed of before other ap organized but, because of the flood of Bishop P R Hei dri\ of Kansas Ci^ on her for life The uit however propnation bills are reported matters touching on Vanderbilt, none presided during the dev otlonal session was continued for trial I There was one cloud on the adjourn of the questions submitted was dis Among' those who led in prajer were •boon after the captain s death the F8SH BY ment horlroh todiy when talk was re cussed Re% ^ _Partei missionarv from present suit was brought aga nst his newed of an attempt to reach a vote Mexico Rev S W Cline president of executors in the chancer-v court Week Needs TODAY! at the present session on the proposed Change Stronsjly Favored the Methodist university at Soo Chow A letter produced dui infc the hear constitutional amendment for nation Chin i Rev \\Jlliam Bradfield fra ing was sent bj Captain Hamilton s FAST EXPRESS wide prohibition There is little likeli mother to Mrs Law and sug>ebted hood that the amendment will be taken JTtW.rs: s,i£j?« i JB 5? eras' is-a-at w si that the sole object of Miss L, iw w afa Almost every man will need some addition up in the Tuesday caucus Its passage cation of Vanderbilt When Dr DuBose ler Mr Carter praj ed that a soliu to obtain mone> was questioned he stated that it was i tion of the present differences between Miss Law on the witness stind sud That's the way Fish requires a two thirds \ote and leaders that Captain Hamilton had told hei to his wardrobe for Shrine Week. This expect the fight to be close his belief that the general confeience Mexico ami the United btates will be over the telephone that he w isned to come to us. No matter w. hat the house does at will appoint a special committee to found without recourse to war break off the engagement He this session with the prohibition i eso consider the location of the university Bishop Candlei offered a special store is amply ready to serve you with the lution the <=enate his its hands so full pra\ er for Bai on "i un a member of as his reason that thej woull hive of other sublects that it is not bel)e\ed It is reported that the movement is the Methodist 1 p ^copal church in Ko onlv a bucketful of cleots to live on It's quicker than the kind of merchandise you'll like. looked on with fa\ or among the dele rea now confined in a Korean pt ison Thits w^s the last she hciid from him it will be talcen up there for the pres and she asaei ted that she h id n er ent ^enators are taking the attitude gates If the plan is adopted the con charged with onspirr-cv against the released him from his engagement mails because it is that if the house passes the anti trust ference w ill consider definite offers life of the go\ ernor Ot neral of Ko delivered to our ice legislation and the senate becomes so which will be made to the conference ^Vell KnoTrn in \tlonta \ tangled up with It thit there Is little Th s committee would have power to Several resolutions presented todaj A FEW APPROPRIATE SUGGESTIONS: prospect of an agreement for months urged the thui h to i !opt i cst 1 itions Miss Derr>le I Iizabeth Law the At boxes immediately an adjouinment should be tiken with provide for the removal of the church agninst the use of tob icco One was lanta girl mentioned 11 London piess out anti trust legislation parsed by the interests, 111 the university and the offere 1 in beh ilf of the A\ oman « dispatches as ha\ Ing secured through upon arrival. senate Some s en i tors feel thit the establishment of a new university ( hr stian Tempeiance umo i of Ma th? courts a settlement of $3 000 a Official Shrine Pennants, . . $1.00 passive bj the 1 ouse T\OU d be is Di DuBose stronglv favors the ci ea bama > eai from the executorb of the estate surance to the count th IL the party tion of a commission He saj s that it It goes into the ex- is carrying out its plitf< rm pledges Official Shrine Silk Neckwear, Representative Bulkele\ chairman will be to the interests of Georgia and press car right from of the house banking and currency Atlanta He made the statement ac s ibcomimttee which has charge of cording to report that the : esolut ons -IL. JL. the water. It trav- 50c and $1.25 the proposed i m al credits bill con he offered looked also to the building ferred with President W ilson todav up of Lmorv college elsin sanitary pack- Newest Straw Hats, ... $2 to $5 Mr Bulkeley said lie nas optimi&tic •Tihe recent decision of the Tennessee ages. about the bill s enactment at this ses supreme court which was favorable to Men's Low-Quarter Shoes, $3.50 to $6 sion the trustees of ^andeibilt is the cause of the present discussion 'M powerf ul glad I ain't Yesterday in the Ser-vlce Opened With Prayer water—today on "Palm Beach" Suits In view of the many great problems I oefore the church and realizing their too rich ter work. your table. dependence for wisdom tind strength Visitors are cordially invited to visit this store. It will be upon God the third dav s session of 'Cause then I'd tho general conference of the Method That's the history our pleasure to accord you every courtesy and hospitality. ist Episcopal church so ith was open of a56 our Fish from ei with a ser\ ice of praj ei in accord miss all the fun o' T. ice with a i e&ol tion adopte 1 the Southern waters. previous dav knockin' off an* Bis,hop Hendi ix pi esided and the You can't beat it at Kev J C Orr a noted singer of the lazyin' aroun'. Holston conference of Tennes e led the coast. the singing ^.fter Bishop Hendris. i ea 1 the forts- si^Ch psalm Bi hop U Is >n made emphasis on prave in th s the choicest fish— iiew."^ For m*i aii WDTI i time he s id Our homes arc stl> the fattest—and the ' See Our Sttow Windows < AT LEAD i /Q UL 2Sc Y praj ei less Ihe customs of o r faJi \ I L\ I- I the Smoothest Smoking ers who piaved night an I morning finest, and!— has passed a« a> through/ the ui gent i^ a good companion for \\ork days and lazy demands of business and the dam i after societ The \ ctor\ of t e chur h da\ s I ull \\tiglit 2 ot tins, lot we guarantee every over the w or Id c an onlj be assui cd through praver None of us ai e suffl Coupons 01 \alue with \ehet one of them. cle it it rcqnii es a greatei w isaom than we have Ihe prayer arG devotional sei v ice 3 P. Chamberlin-Jolmson-DuBose Company w as closed b> a b ipf talk b^ i horn as B King of JVJemph s He declared th ' tad brought the r ieU0,i>n with ATLANTA NEW YORK PARIS to the confe ence and would do all po bible to help the clerical mem 25-27 E. Alabama St. bei s dlsi-ittc1! tha work in tie p: opei j Southern Homas and Bungalows spmt I Send for my handsonu Bishop Candler PreMides book of PUns—F1UCE \\hen Bishop \Varien \ Cai dlcr Thii book c photos, f oor plina who p-esided over the da session nd desLrlptio te i Ij 100 b«auii i~ called tie loll of co leic c s addi .r-vctioal ^.nd L»i e lunsalows n 1 lyip-N EV^TQ :LO A N Odd Lots of Corsets Priced for Clearaway tioiij.1 memorials on the char rae of the l n> n Line of the ch irch came up from \ ai i up Compete blue prir)t plun« deta ^ ':.:;-- ^S.^ON^aife;..'..,, - ous conferences Among the i aires specifications ( ] ei orriered fro 11 ib r As big as this store is there is no room in it for odd lots and s igget-ted n ere The Mecho list J p b look) on!> $o to 5JO ltd, dri n pUn D lain on d s : arid. Aui a fhftiul e s copal Church 111 Americ i T e ^met broken lines. We will not keep them. ican Methodmt Chuich and The Lpis I fclLA KOSS IVILBUKN %rchi ert copal M hodist Ch 111 h Addrcns Oept C, ;«'. f'ctern Hid,, Dr JI M DuBose of Atlanta f i a To insure immediate disposal, we take the immediate and te n tl messenger of tl e general con te encr- to the Methodist Churrfi of direct method of pricing things. This Corset Ctearaway is an ex- i ana la piesented a re| ort o£ his \ifclt to the Canadian conference at Victoria ample. Corsets of worth that have sold down to odd lots, must in 1ilo The onlv reference to ohe Vandc bilt be disposed of; if your size is among them you are in for a fine case at todas- s session wa$> when a n Jmbei of memorials sent up from an j ua.1 conferences were received ana re saving. fened to committees The Vanderbilt special comnittee has organized bj electing H D Lmebaugh president and For $1.50 Corsets For 7 50 to For 12 50 to Di FianK Thorn ts secretarv $v i 49 * - 98 $ - \ i oil of sta id ing committees vi as Almost half- |* $10 Corsets • $18 Corsets price for splendid ••• A little lot of There are six- DEMAND OF TILLMAN Will Find Their coutil c o r's e t s of this twenty-five superb teen of these—hui FOR PROBE GRANTED corsets of coutils and 13' Brocades, eoutils, Wawh ngrtoii Ma\- ° —The senate to moment's styles; low da\ pabsed bemtoi Tillman s resolution brocades, medium and medium low bust, Ion 14 authorizing the na\al affairs commit bust, full hips, long tee to in\estig1 ite t!ie alleged disci im high busts, long skirts; ovei hips; in sizes 19, ination of i ailroads ai d the coal Neckwear Here skirts, six hose support- trust ag-ainst ports on the A tlantic all sizes from 18 to 25, 21, 22, 23 and 24 Araie seaboard south of Tape Hatteras \\ t nesses fi om the Penney!A ania Bal i ers, not all sizes. except 22 and 24. and fine oppoi tunity. more and Ohio Norfolk and \\ e tci i Chesapeike a.nd Ohio and Sou the n riilwav svstema and from some of the big coil compimes which ship to tl o t&t ntor> v, ill be summoned before tlie committee .00 MEN'S SHIRTS In the Junior Department ( GIRL GIVES UP LIFE TRYING TO SAVE CHUM Prizes in Junior Suits $*| A 75 f1 ort Smith Ark "Mav 8 —Frances Today 100 Dozen sp mkee 16 years old met depth to dav while trying to save Mar\ Abei lee Were $20, $22.50 &$25 J_ ^t" her 9 > ear otd companion The girls Clark^-ville when the\ heai I the ap Men's Fast Colors pi oachinp? tra 11 Both rin J< i int es leared the trestle but ivhen «he lool « d Forget for the moment the price element, note the suits. around Marv was sitting 01 tli stru t ire her foot (aught between the ties Could styles be smarter, trimmincs daintier, colors more spring- T lances rin bick and LS she bei t to Fancy Shirts, Beautiful extricate the imprisone i foot tho lo romoti\e struck both of Lhc g rN a d like? hurled them from the trestle b ir ces Indeed they are suits that young women v\ill \\ant for the was killed and Mary suffered <>e\ei e Patterns, Coat Style, - injuries reason that they are so good looking and out of the ordinary. And vet they are marked at $14.75' CUT GOOD ROADS CASH Cuffs Attached—All It is the clearaway of Junior Suits—which explains \\hy DOWN TO $5,000,000 style and tailoring are not considered in the pricing. \\ a.'-h infrton AIa\ 8 —A bill <)ppro p latino $ 000000 for He fon^trm t on Sizes—Many Stores of prood rt a,ds probable will le i£,reed Checks, serges and poplins and novelty weaves. upon bv a bub committee of tho senatt* postoff k P committee This mpisurc is a ubstttute for tho house bill au thori? up an appropriation of $2j 000 Even Apk $1.50— Junior $17.50 to $25 0 jo foi tiis pui pose The present plan 95 Children's Underskirts is to hold a meeting of the sub com Evening Dresses Are " Are Marked at Half-Price mittec tins weHt Today at . . 7 tliiffuiis in lifjlit blue, uuus \\liite Uiidei f»ki i ts that but'on <>u COLORED METHODISTS and pmk, made attractive -with lacet,, to the \\aist Simple -stales anr' vcj \ MEETING IN ST. LOUIS ribbons and little French flowers lacy and trill\ stales. st I oui* "Vli^ S—^e\en bishop^ aid more than 500 delegates \\ PTP m at Men's Pure Silk Sox For the \onng folks who will tendance at the general conference of the • olored Methodist Ppi&copal danc-e, \\ho ~v\ ill eutei into the festivi- Thost that were $1 (JU aie 50c. 1 urch which was opened here last i ight ties ot next \\eek, this us a \ei} op- Those that ueie $1 50 an 75c. n f i indr^nniil address C t IP b bh | v c r I bv Bishop "\\ illi i n i ser] i 50c Kinds, Double Heels, Toes, portune sale Those that \\eu +200 ate $1.00. •-•to PI ff liiti 11 with the Method «*1 I p set i il c i ch south from vh li An edih choice will be best Those that v,t.n $2.50 aie $1.25. ttc- negio Mfthoists now said to iium bei 1000JO were set aside in IS 0 Soles—Black and All Colors— Visit our new Phonograph Store. Victor Talking Machines Exercises at Senoia. ^•onoia tjra Ma\ & —- < *^pe fal )—The and Records, Sonora Phonographs and French Records closing exercises of the --en M i pul U All Sizes al, Pair, sch >ol will be held Ma\ 28 - > mJ lune 1 The rommtiicement *«ernion «ill be pieached by F p\ Ml Reid of O roe 11% ille Hon Tliomis ^\ HTrU w ick will deliver the literar\ addre-^ to the graduating class on Monday ev Open Saturday Nights Till 9 P. M. einngr June 1 The fachoul has had one Chambcrlin-Johnson-OuBosc Company oE its beat j ears J. M. HIGH CO I SPAPJLRl Page .THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914.

broadly te called English America, or Can- THE CONSTITUTION ada, with its underlying French influences. eatabltafcm 1818. THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER The Latin American has a civilization all If. &aurratr his own He does not think, feel or act as PubbAcd D^ly. Sunday. Tri.Weel.far~ docs the resident of the United States or Tie Skrlner La»d of Dixie. CLARK HO WELL. Canada Those Atlantans who heard the re- POLITICAL GRIND Idrt.r «ni General Muaf :r cent address of Bishop KmsolTing, the TIMSS The garlands gleam and W L.HALSTEAD Episcopal bishop o{ Brazil, will at once rec- DORSEY BOOM T YK.ES Bit. SPI.R.T e I r-ite-d Elites ^enite shoi t term b-\s the flags are wavin". LETTEBS FROM ALI* O*t-tt STATF uttfii t communication for the press in Bnn ognize the radical contrasts. Agriculture is Best o' times for the Following the publication in an afternoon % hicmenh hi-ii-^, re ti <eai*a .igo has tbo nan e the injunction of a person hitherto little kno-n n in st itt, 1\0! t lit I tween tbe general intellectual status of Then I wiah I was a Shnner politics, been on so min\ lip-- MUM of Mi tl tie «anno'- i Mr Hoora\ ' Hooray* 1 America, with its myriad education and Dorsev s admirers are d % idert on tin *. jb •- » li i TI 11 out somt thin-, . i m \ e In Shnner Land wjth a big brass band ject of what office ht should run lo b it th i »-J.< tl it 1 e I ad w ntt i «, m la lott •« business opportunities, and South and Cen They uin the world — them Shnnero all of them are a urit in sa'v 11 g th-xt r o l i i ler membei -, of the commit U calling Hoorar' Hooraj 1 tral America matter what office !•* runs for the\ ^ ill H. P iUc u * For the Shrmer land of Dixie' support him All this preliminary to the statement ^ wlifi t) e me tinsr .sk-em hli*d • * * » • Mr Dors<*\ « ma 1 « as T. t i Iiei\ \ T- rid i\ ( . tfri o sl it on s \ti_jt\i? ••>..<_ that the eTaltation of Latin American influ Trouble la m piom i tni it i i ! it i it^v f t)i son . ,*.. i far outnumber the self made ones, and all ment a material impetus Whether media zens of L oinmcrce ill U1 ging- h n 1 n ! I ' i tli.i t c on it unit r 11 n stuull demand recognition of their rights Then Unitea States and Mexico. tion is or is not successful, it will be pro- the race Pal I\ Fi i la\ mo-n np hf w a-^ I <• 11 pi* ! K tie o.-in.tion of g vernor there s a Uash and tnat brings the war called up li\ long distance telephone befo c II d «-r ii ou".t offict rs 10 to l£-»«ce P«per«, lc) 1-i to 2*~»* ductive of good reaching far into the futnre to the home threshold May the trouble be he had had time lo get to work and issuiri This s Mi Hn hens wa« f.\cir«d n*r». Ze» 24 to 3«-»*«« p*»c»r Set 3* ** bef re we B0 to fl K?. selTe ° Bht!ns amonB our- of the support of ttie citizpns or t ner I^f it lit I n t 1 Mr Hirri«, and otheis but rROM ~n-iE -Around the Kimball house lobb\ w he e " is fr.ll d teite. b\ T votp of 13 to 9 ATLANTA, GA , May 9, 1914 ***** politicians foregather there \\is litlK t ilk /d/S7 "SN/PERS " The two communications protesting its classifi- den Ivric to The Kansas City Star I maj bid the friendl> reader note that it has the same number of letters as Papi rua ernor and be elected 1 mo. * mo 1J mo He went into a hardware store In the nieintimt. \Ir Dor^ej is not let ABA Sunday.. _. 60o 93 25 $6 00 cation of the Greater Grady bond opponents Allah send »t longer > ears' Tht ne\t di\ tl nmittee met ind the t>aily 50o 2 2& 400 \nd when he made his exit, bore The home of The Phoenix i& at toouth ting his sudden boom disturb him in U e unt\ ui t bv ui animous ote was m loe Sunday *-2S 1.JO as "snipers ' 1 Hoe 1 Spade 1 Wheelbarrow Nor walk Conn and there is no doubt that least He has two weeks of the h LI u st to HPJ K tiuth as t -» th e senatorship and the Tri-W««kly * •• kind of work bffore him — work that rciuit^s Of course these communications are not From thence the hero promptly went Mr Monahan s friends of Papjrus will rally Br Caurricr. to it ever^ moment of hi= time rfnd it is d >ubt "^!r Hntcl f» o uludes i follow^ T In to a seed establishment, s In Atlanta. S* centa per month or 12 centa signed—all anonymous* Same old sniping ful if he w ill ha\ e leisure to consider In the f rst place I saw no nete^itv per »e«k. outside ot Atlanta, CO centa per \nd on these tblnga his money spent If You Want to Rc.aU lour Tltlen politics Mi Harr s nn «« ex<_ pt pcrhips it How significant it is that the bond oppo I box Bulbs 1 lot of Shrubs 1 package u month or 14 cents per week Ef > ou wants tei read >o titles ter de m<.vn- Speaking of Mi Doise\ s apicit r ji f i t ose opposing unts shun the open1 assorted Seeds sions in de skies work a well know n attornej w ho has had J. B. HOliilDAY. Conatltutlon You better make a rise a, w ide experience said •ole Advertising; Manager for all territory If they came into broad daj light, proud He has a g-arden under waj And if he a fairlj luckj aa\ You better make a i ise I never knew a man in all nrv ^aieci outside Atlanta. Ef > ou w ants ter fl\ up furder n de i aiii- of their cause and not ashamed of it, The Hell ha\e about the end of Maj who has such a capacit> for detail as Hu^h The ELddress ot the Washington Bureau i» crow ever fl es Dorgev T ne\ ei knew a hardei w >rk r or Constitution would be glad to answer them 1 Nasturtium 1 Radish, 1 bunch of You better rise up airlj in de mawnm No 1727 to Street. N W., Mr John Corritfan. Mig-nonette one wno Ins held up better undei a t»tiam Jr. staff correspond«nt. in charge. which would liave killed strongei men Dui As it IB— « * * * * Oh it ain t no time fer doubtin On the Battlefield. mg the past four months he has done mote THB CONSTITUTION U on sale In. New 'Snipers —that s all' Fer d,e thunder guns Is shoutm legal work than an> lawxer I know of e\ er Tork city by 2 p m. the day after issue, it A.n you better rise up airl\ in de mawnm can b* bad HotalmB"s NewssUinds, Broad- did in the same length of time way and Forty-second street (Times building Ef vou wants ter see Ole SatTn w id de won Another man who has tra^ eled ptett\ < : > 11 n UP « in d ftered Tilth then and in corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway &atan takes his stand there where the line well all o\er the btatp said KEELEY'S NEW VENTURE o battle runs der "in hit> eyes i mi ss to tl o publ t the whole mittcr and Twenty-ninth street and Broa.dway 1 don t care where vou go 5 ou will hoar >UL,]II to } m idr ki ow n All time huntin trouble an he s blacker You better make a i ise Profound t tianges in the new spaper You better make a ri^e the name of Hugh Dorse\ mentioned ai d T st- Mr JI i. is siid n h s 1*»| to The Constitution la not responsible lor than the guns coupled with it will be the statement, th a the pr advance payments to out ot-town local car world of Chicago, second largest city in the He tells em left an right EC "-.ou "want a robe er glor> ti-\i s des ei bout v o size the speaker IR for him no matter what he 10 th rlers. dealers or agents To pitch into the fight— wants to run for .() me t he has i v i,s*,ed countrv are of significance to all the United You better rise up an Iv in de maw run m ittri with son o lemhe s f th rom Rall\ for the battle with voui sabeis x Since Mr Dorse\ t, name has been me i O States From this point of \iew the acquisi mitt uh M simili h • bloody bright Oh it am t no time fer doubtin tloned so prommentU there has been little lhl TO CONGRESS— QUIT ul 1 ntlei to kn n ) tion of The Record Herald and The Inter W en de thunder guns is ahoutin talk of several other prospective candidat s 1HtM II ei ' * ' ^ i HP ou better rise up airly in de mawnm who for a time seemed almost persuaded ***** \iews to his tnd to km w iKo « i th. r The "wailm o the women is music to his ear It ts more than probable that ppmUnfr Rome caucus for next ^ eek to debate the chances James Keeley, foreshadows a new virility in That's Why or not 1 *>so merrhcis of t> e (O.in Ueo h_i\e The orphans of the battlefield—he joys to declaration on his pirt they will hold off «isk »ri him to cill t toprether i^ali the Chicago newspaper field and m Chicago see em near The \tchison Globe hag a theorv that for ten days or two w eek^ T! ch tirrn of adjourning congress by July 10 General funston 3 daring is due to his news f e-i i t h t itself When falls the leddened rain LITTLE JOE BKOVI'V'S ATTITLDE hi.\c v 3t4dlorl tion ir rt t) t «.- In the name of business, in the name of Upon the battle plain paper experience He was foi merly a ie lesult of t is Up to this time and for several jears porter and grew indifferent to danger 11 STILL < AI.SES •»PEClL*riO> mor ^trohlt-v rt itht He chants a song of triumph o er the faces nomimtod reiniii K prosperity and for the good o£ the demo Keeley has been the general manager of of the slain dealing with irate subscribers "Wifi Hugii Doise> attending strict!* to ***** ****•• his knitting and foi mer Governor Jost ph cratic partv, The Constitution wishes the The Chicago Tribune, which he now leaves His Limited Wani* Wh«n Joy Honbs Hierh •W Brown busily engaged in writing- cards But be has been a great deal more than the I likes ter know dat Jo> is in de ele on union labor — a subject which he t,ijs movement a ferv^jkt God speed' ments says Brother Williams but I don t Is of far more interest to him just now than title implies Keeley in the minds of the I ^ant all I can get—honestly in \hia The United States suffers from a chronic old world sajs a Georgia philosopher but want him to stav so high dat well have ler state politics — the public has two conspicu newspaper profession, is synonymous of not more than I can tote aw ay Lord pity pray fer wings ter fly ter him ous but silent figures to figure on cabe of legislative indigestion Tue Cliicago Tribune atid The Chicago the millionaires who have more than they borne dajs affo there w as a well defined can carri rumoi out that Mr Dorsev would oppose 111 assorted, freak, good, bad and mdiffer Tribune is indicative of the best the most * * * * • Hok< Smith for the senate and Joe T3r yv. i Would Have No Autos would enter the race for governor This ent la^s have been stuffed into the aggressive and effective types of American Jubilation* journalism His is the original James Gor ^m t th country lookin prime" Parked in Town's Center sto-> was g^en currency by a gentleniin countrj s craw by congress and the legisla Halleluia, all the time who has paid severs! recent Msits to Ma don Bennett style of journalism on a mod \ lolets at Miss Springtime s feet During Visit of Shriners rietta and who has held more than one con tures of more than two-score states ernized and more galvanic scale Knowing Birds that sing in blossoms sweet fercnce recently with lorn Watson In a golden glad arraj Now however, the dope seems to be ex The vvonder is that business can hold up the game from press to editorial room, he Dressed as for the picnic dav Editor Constitution T notice the cit\ actly the opposite and there is a persistent has infused his vigorous personahtv through \ 11 the bells in silver> chime— council has suspended certain i ules dui mj, rumor that Mr Brown w ,11 oppoTe Hoke its head much less crawl along on all fours the Shriners •« eek the length and breadth of this great paper Halleluia all the time' Smith Should he do «o jt is stated on good as it is doing now * a * * * Allow- me to make a su^f,estion w-huh I authority that Murphej Candler will make Himself a prodigious worker and indpmi Ihc Rlae of The Phoenix think will be of much more benefit than the race for p-overnor— that the entr5 of Since the first t ear of the Tail admmis tablv resourcetul, his prime rule has been to \nd now shines the name, of our old aii\ th ng which ha*i been done in th it line Joe Brown against Mr Smith is the on! friend Michael Monohan at the head of a The piohibltion of parking automobiles bug thing that would cause him to do su \Loij, with i .P inmunr ment that Iud0e tration congress has been almost continu 'get the news and get it first He pre new ma-gazme—The Phoenix He Is remem T M Inn^I \ oi I i«,raiiB-e is to be a mpmbe. g~ies and carriagre^ on V. hitehall and Peach borne time ago Mr Candler stated that bered for his real contributions to Literature tree streets between Mitchell and I 11.s dui of tl e nei.(. senate from the thirty seventh, sented it with vigor yet Tsvith effectiveness In the pages of The Papyrus a magazine he he had no ,ntentlon of running at this ously in session ing the week when the city is in sue b a district piohabU unopposed comes also the Some people have complained that he is founded and edjtp-d for several years Of time He left the impression however statt ment that the Juripe IB groins to be -__ It has kept business and prosperity on his new1 venture he savs congested condition J H MERRITT that cross Journal , v The j idcre ha-^ reaUv been put into the quota to the process CONSTITUTION THANKED l0 on test foi the senate b> his friends Ha Keeley lias done a great deal for Chi ernor John M Slaton s race for the unex Suspense nangs over the head of busi Plied term of the late tnlted States Senator did not wish to get into the race but the cago He has done much for the country A O Bacon is m excellent shape The foi pressure from e\er\ part of hia district was ness, like the sword of Damocles FOR GRAND OPERA WORK lowing news item appeared m a iccent so strong" on him as to force his consent for the craft the country over has been in His election being conceded his friends are There has even been in the senate, a fluenced by his methods, which are pungent going" to push h s name \ery vigorously for If judgment were to be passed as to Editor Constitution It is my* pleasajit invaluable to our association and the sue the presidency for tho next senate mad revival of the talk o£ putting through v, ithout being "yellow ' and accurate without 1 the result of the coming primary to elect a duti to advise >ou that the uoard of direc- ccs * of the opera season being dull It is a safe assumption that with It fs of the character not dupl lated 01 Lnited States senator to fill the vacancv radical legislation against corporations Not caused b> the death of Senator Bacon from tors of the Atlanta Music Fest1\ al associa- approached bj any newspaper in any othei his remarkable personality thrown behind the evidence furnished bv the opinions of content with the two capital, and needed tion passed a unanimous resolution at Its citv in the world Herue words tan feebly these two papers hereafter to be published express our app. ectation delegates to the annual state conclave of What About Fair Street? meeting toda> thanking you for the w orh the Knights Templars of Georgia now In operations on the tariff and currency the under the name of The Record Herald, Yours verj sincere! , done bj \ ou In aid of the week of opera. session in this city H -will be Senator Slaton legislative quacks meditate another opera Chicago a"nd tlie country will be the gainers WCTOR L\MAR *sMITH in 3915 Tditoi Constitution I- air street, the Such work was tmmeasuiable and Incal Set,, etai 5 Atlanta Music Festi\ ai Associa. The Constitution extends its good wishes to tion \ lepresentame of 1 he Jouinal took lon^.est one of the oldest and most im tion belore the patient has had time fully culable n dollars a.nd cents and abeolutelv Atlanta Ga occasion to interview, a great number of the poitant streets in Fulton and UeKalb coun Mr Keeley and its congratulations to the ties has been worked ^out and put in good to recover from the anesthetic delegates from every section of the state people of the wide territory now to feel the and the same showed an overwhelming ma shape bj the t- ulton county chaingctng up OUT UPON THIS ILL ADVISED PRO impulse of his influence jonty of the delegates predicting th it Crov to the cit> line at "Whiteford avenue From ernor Slaton will carrv their counties there to J ast J^al e it degenerates into the GRAM' Thirteen Automobiles Given Away With Crovernor Slaton as a strong- leader woist kind of a country road which In the Congressman Hardw ick and T S Feidt r w mtei and spring becomes practically im If it is kept up until the approach of fall, Fill out Nomination Blank below and send to The Constitution seem to be about neck and neck foi slow- pass ible O'SHAUGHNESSY AND L1ND. second and w ith Cooper and give em hell /is conditio i is soi lewhat better just at the democratic party is coming In for a Our imbroglio with Mexico has done us today. It may mean a motor car for you. Hutchens flagged at the first qua-rtei pole present as «ome pre and pro election work has been done on it the object of which, is wigging at the polls at least one substantial service It has de- Most of the delegates Interview ed re- fused the reportei the right to quote them clt-irlv palpable The best, the safest service congress veloped the fact that there are in the Amen Every Energetic Entry Gets a Prize in public, print and limited space will not \V hat we t AH street people want is to can diplomatic corps two men of rare and permit of The Journal giving but a few of hav e w ork of tin samt kind and qualitj as can render the country and democracy is those who were willing to be quoted that done I ^ the countv of Fulton carried impeccable discretion N eleon O Shaugh 1 J Do\ Jones editor of The Jackson on from Whiteiord a\enue out to Last Lake to get through and go home nessy and John Lind iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinu'j; (Butts countv) Progiess and who was con or further if possible Pai ties w ith pi oper t\ -shutting the strett on eifh side hiv a Empower the president to act in the The one at the heart ol things in the nected TV Ith The Journal foi sevei al months in 1907 said Of Bourse \ou understand that already given te i feet and ai f willing- to Mexican situation Mexican capital and the other at Vera Cruz Butts countv ia righuully in Mr t eldei s give more if necessarj- to make the street haie served their country with signal ef territory and while he haa a strong follow fiftj 01 more feet wide and raise it to the Pass the canal toll repeal bill' ing in the county Governor Slaton will easil> dignitj of at least a passable hiphwaj Tho ficiency Abo\e all, they have done so with 11 NOMINATION BLANK (I attention of the power that is has been fre Then stand pat before the voters on the receix e more v otes than Felder and Hard- unflagging reticence They are in a class wick combined \\ e hear nothing about quentlv called to the deplorable condition achievements already recordedl l! In $25,27O Free Gift Campaign i| either Mr Hutchens or Colonel Cooper *~ in which it has lain for man> > ears peti by themselves tions have repcatedl> been Bent in asking- for Date Jack Slaton has made one of the best A revealing glance w as secured at governors Crt-or^ia has evei had is the feelm i elief a i;d letters w i it ten to call attention The Constitution—Gentlemen: a O Shaughnessy in his fifteen minute stop in my section said Editor Jones and they to the dangerous ".onditton of bridges or the THE PAN-AMERICANS. I nominate also believ e that he will make a bettc (ntire absence of them v. here needed to in Atlanta last week (State whether Mrs. or Miss) Cm ted States senator than he has a gov all of which no attention whatever ha<5 beet At Niagara Falls, Canada, on May 18, the The man was travel worn exhausted, ei nor and for thi-s reason the people are pi d Citii*-nfa of Fair street how long do = * City If with him Thej like the dignified manner v ou propose to stand for this outrageous diplomatic representatives of the Argentine frayed out from tension of months dura Street No State in which he is conducting his campaign and neglect th b imposition upon jour rights Republic, Brazil and Chile will begin their 1 tion It was natural to assume he was District No...... as a candidate In The Constitution Free Gift Campaign, t S I am certain that even a hot campaign on and pnv ileg-e*,' There is a remedj and it task of attempting to adjust by mediation bubbling \iith resentment bursting with the part of Mr Slaton s opposition would is coming vei \ godn You know what it im' Sign .. T 5 not injure him at all GEURGE S MAT the differences between the United States opinions Address Senator L R Aiken of Brunswick one and Hnerta with a probability that ulti The trained reporters of the town were Iff of the best known public men m south This nomination blank will count 3,000 votes if sent to the Campaign Georgia, was heard to remark The ticket A Needed Lesson Justified. mately Carranza and the constitutionalists loosened on him let they pried out not Department of The Constitution. Only the first nomination blank received in Glvnn county will bt Smith and Slaton one leading bit of information despite their will count for votes. The Constitution reserves the right to reject any nomi bv almost a solid vote Cooper and Hutch bioir The New \ork feuu J will enter, thus embracing the entire Mexi nation The name of the person maklnj the nomination will not be divulged most Ingenious questionings ens v, ill do nothing and Felder and Hard can question w ick w ill only get a complimentary vote is Riiel\ 01 ne\«i uill the mo^t abandoned O'Shaughnessy left them as ignorant as criminal po to his death with t lie on h s It has been the very practical dream, ol my personal opinion when he found them But be left them tiiiiTi-iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini"iiiuiniiiiHi.riMnriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii.Trii7i One of the most prominent men f i om lips J \ r-n though ! e mav shun confession bard headed business men and statesmen in middle Geo gia who ifa now a candidate foi the sake li surva\ois 01 from some resi with a good taste in their mouths, a fine im this country to create such an era of good himself and who lives in Cordelc said duuni of rt sp« ct for the worlds opinion the Crisp county will certainly go for CrOv feeling between the different nations of this pression of breezy, enduring courageous doomed T\ retch \\ ill seldom persist in ex American manliness ernor Slaton To be suie the elect on is hemisphere as to justify to the world the three months off and changes can be made plicit declarations of innocence to the last. The d\ii „ Avoids of Seiden«hner in the chair title—Pan America For he told them frankly he couldn t aut I see no ohance for an> one but SI iton and wouldn t talk about his experiences in to carry th,e count Mr r elder will feet at Sing Smto were an evasion of this sort By that is not meant anything resembling a good vote in Crisp counts and I would a poor attempt to make the best of it with Mexico, where they touched his diplomatic VOTING COUPON an organic or political union Such a de- not be surprised if he does not carrj Doo'> out absolute unqualified untruth county' velopment is out of the question, for an m mission Anything, everything else, he NOT GOOD AFTER MAY 10, 1914. E\ en this mans conduct vtould have been definite reach into the future at any rate. talked about with engaging freshness and sufficient to clinch the matter of the gun \\ILL BE ORfc>AT THIS \t,AR But it is possible to create a strong moral, candor Once the interviewers got on the men s guilt It -A ould have fully a\ ailed to With several projects of great interest quiet the qualms of the tender hearted and ethical and commercial bond of sympathy danger zone, he shut them off with a smile The Constitution's $25,27O Free Gift Campaign ,o Atlanta to come up at the next session remov e the doubts of the overscrupulous as and joke, that disarmed offense and left of the legislature the feeling is growing which iv ill eliminate past jealousies on part to whether an injustice had been done But, them humorously baffled that Fulton countj should send the strong of Latin America promote mutual under This Coupon will count 10 votes for delegation possible to the general assem fortunatelv one of the deplorable quartet standing and strengthen our mutual trade These two men are, we hope precursors blv this \eai It looks piacticall> certain went furthei He pursued what is really the relations of new types in our foreign service Not .hat Tudge Spencer R Atkinson w ill be one common tourse of men in his plight and made District No ...... City if the candidates Others spoken of are full confession of guilt The citizen of the United States who stiff, not taking themselves too seriousU , harlt s J Haden president of the state Reallv no assurances w ere needed of tha substantial justice of the judgment of death wonders why we have been so slow in reserved yet sociable, they represent the Street No ...... State < hamber of commei i_e n nd Colonel E E FJ( rnero one of \tlaiita s best know n pronounced on these men Their guilt was forming an intelligent entente with the great genius of this countrj a.ltorne\ s all too &L.rel\ establ &h d There is some- other nations on this hemisphere, particu Ma~v the O Shaughnessys and the Linds Good for 10 votes when filled out and sent or brought to The Constitution satisfaction how. ev er i n hav ing unansw ei larly those to the south of us, overlooks the multiply in America without regard to the HI IX Hl-.N-S ^l\KS His III, \SONh FOK able vindication of our legal processes Once OPPOSI'V*- CH\"\GE IN RLLK*t again it IP demonstr ited that trial b> jur-v enormity of the task I_atin America is a speed limit We can t have too many of Rome Ga Maj 8 — t&pecial ) —Ho n O is a «;afe and fair method of dealing «v*u with issues of life and ^o-* domain vastlj different from what may them wuvivtVi.V» . AV.v.V. •••*.*• •***• • tW* • •*»y**»*. •."»*%*••«•• • *•*•*... Xv. .*. ;•• A irt-v* .••••*•...... *.%•• .% .- R Hutchens, announced as a candidate for

4 N-rM'SPAPFRl nFWSPAPFRI THE OONSTEEtmOJiT, ATLANTA, GA.. SATURDAY. MAY 9. 1914. Page Five.

A., B. & A. ROAD ASKS BOARD CONTEST Shrine Park" Is Dedicated FOR A HIGHER RATS ' The Atlanta, Blrminfruun and Atlan- tic fiiUroad baa flled a petition wltli MEN AND RELIGION BULLETIN No. 114 By Mayor James Woodward; the railroad commission asking per- BEFORE THE COMMITTEE mission to pull Z and ZZ mileage at the rate of 2^4 cents per mile Instead of 2 cents per rnile The date of the Fulton Democratic Body Will Leading Shriners Present bearing has been »et for May 24. The reason set forth in the petition Consider the Hightower- of the railroad la the fact that the Turner Race. company ia in the hands of a receiver, "Shrine Park," in which the South-1 have arranged to have their meals that it has been loBinff money and served In dining car« which -will be cannot afford to haul passengers at era rail-way has provided for parkins; the rate of 2 cents per mile, aa ordered A special meeting of the Fulton parked there with them 159 Pullman cara during Shrine week The arrangements made at "Shrine by the commission county democratic executive commit- and giving their occupants practically tee will be held at 12 o'clock today Park" take care of every feature of Still Seeking Sanity for the purpose of deciding" whether or every convenience to be had in a mod- the convenience of those who will DR. DANIEL TO PREACH not there shall be a recount of the ern hotel, was officially dedicated last make It their home Cars will be votes cast in the primary for T J night at 8 o'clock, when, following a parked on tracks between which, paved AT ALAMO NO. 2 SUNDAY walkways have been laid and pipes Higbtower, Jr. and Charles G Turner, short address by Mayor Woodward, the and wires have been placed, so that candidates for commissioner from the Shrine pennant and the national em- cars can be supplied with water and I>r Charles "W Daniel, pastor of the "I am come that they might have life and county-at-large blem were flung; to the breeze. Sev- lighted by either fma or electricity First Baptist churcn, will speak- at the According to the returns certified by without being: moved. Complete sani- eral hundred Atlantans, both men and tary arrangements have alno been Alamo theater No 2 at 37 Whitehall the election managers, the total vote women, were out to see "Shrine Park" street, Sunday afternoon at S 30, from , cast for Turner was 4,248 and the total made and cars will be regularly sup- that they might have it more abundantly." lighted up for tfhe first time and all plied with Ice. Along- each of the the subject. "The Man Not Far From. { for Hightower was 4 243 When the expressed themselves as surprised and walkways electric lights have been In- the Kingdom" Miss Mildred Parks, executive committee met on Thursday soprano singer of the Second Baptist delighted with the completeness of the stalled and the walkways have been church, will eing "Almost Persuaded" —John 1O:1O to declare the result of the election, arrangements numbered and signs erected so that The Baptist Young People's unions of Mr Hightotv er, through his attorney, occupants of cars will have no trouble the city are conducting these Sunday Walter it. Brown, ask^d *or a recount, In hia address, >ta> or Wood ward call- in finding them and because there wafa a difference of ed attention to. the fact that "Shrine afternoon theater meetings and great only six votes between the candidates Park' constitutes; the largest and most Information for Ail. throngs are attending them the committee wab in fav or of grant- complete arrangement for parking care At the entrance to the park a car ing the request vttoi ne> Carter, who ever provided anywhere, and said that has been fitted up as an office and In- appeared In the interest of Mr Turner, the Southern railway deserves great formation bureau Representatives or In the May McClure's, Connie Mack, manager for years, and today, agreed to the recount, but afterwards the Southern railway will be on duty it developed that Mr Tunrer had not credit for the work it has done In here at all hours and telegraph and of the Athletics, baseball champions of the world, says: authorized his attorney to make such helping: Atlanta make provision for its lone distance telephone offices have an agreement thousands of guests been fitted up for the convenience of Some members of the committee take visiting Shrlners. Local phones of yie position- that because of the nar- I*eadlmt Sfcrlaeim Present- (both companies have also been pro- "Moderate drinking gets a baseball player in the end just as sure row margin of votes between the can- Potentate Forrest Adair of YaaraJb vided, the service of which will be didates a recount sho uld be granted, temple had charge of the ceremonies without charge. Two cara have also as boozing— but other members say that to recount and other prominent Shriners on hand (been fitted up as bath houses, each gHiiiiimmiiimiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiife the votes v*ould be setting a bad pre- included Joseph C. Greenfield, George having six shower batha and dressing cedent Meanwhile, there has been no rooms' official declaration by the committee R Argard, W O Stamps. "D" Knight, Twenty-five special officers will J>r W L Gilbert one of the candidates and Lewis Gross Assistant General guard the yards "I wouldn't bother with a youngster who drinks. That's my fixed for commissioner fi om the county-at- Passenger Agent J C Beam, Super- Feeling that the Southern railway i Building? I large, although he led the ticket by intendent E E Norris of the Atlanta has provided at ' Shine Park" some- policy— more than 400 votes has agreed to the thing of which Atlanta has cause to recount in the evpnt tho executive com- division, and Superintendent of Ter- be proud, the local officials are anx- I What of the Toilet?! "imttee takes such action minals "W \V Waits, the men "who have ious for Atlanta people to see it and charge of the creation of 'Shrine Park," «•; Consider the toilets and bath- £= "I have proved up to my own satisfaction this business of clean cordially invite all to go out and look — rooms—upon them depends the ™ i*ere on hand to welcome the visitors it over While the park presents a =2 very health of your family s; CLEAR AND LITTLE on behalf of the Southern railway good appearance in the day, it is par- ~ • Perfect flush- — living and quick thinking. It's the stuff champions are made of." Bv Monday night "Shrine Park" will ticularly attractive at night, and will ing tanks, always s literally be a city on wheels, as the be ligihted every night until the close reliable and self- = COOL FOR TWO DAYS, of Shrine week "Shrine Park" is at cars to be parked here will furnish the intersection of Marietta street and cleansing of all s Of forbidding beer and wine on board our vessels, Current Opinion homes to several thousand of At- possible sediment Zl BUT WARM MONDAY North avenue, and can be easily —perfect vitreous S lanta a guests. Some of the temples reached either by automobile or street bowls so con- = says: will not only sleep in their cars, but car structed as to — Fine, clear, continued cool weather prevent germ col- • omzation on. •• will prevail during Satuiday and Sun- its suiface — "Secretary Daniels issued the order. President Wilson approved it. day at Atlanta with moderate westerly FORMER POLICEMAN are ESSEN- — •winds The early morning tempera- TIALS 3 Rear Admiral Braisted, Surgeon-General of the Navy, recommended it. It is pos- S tures will be rather chill* pro-bably PROPREOR OF HOE WANTS COURTS TO sible for .Z reaching 55 degrees Saturdav and Sun- you to en- S Colonel L. M. Maus, Chief Surgeon of the United States Army, Eastern day mornings "Warmei weather will PROVE HE IS WHITE = joy perfec- =! tion at Division, seems to have instigated it. start Monday AND CLERK BOUND OKR plumbing" if Savannah, Ga , May S —(Special,.) — you specify Declaring that, while known under the that your "Colonel Maus says: BENJ. M. HALL, JR., JOINS J. C. Gore and William Hunt name of Albert Augustus Sheckells, It and plumber RECLAMATION SERVICE has been stated that he had negro Charged With Assaulting blood, and that he is a white man and " 'Lord Kitchener allowed his men no spirits in the Soudan campaign; Benjamin M Hall Jr left >esteiday Confederate Veteran. his real name is Albert Leo Williams, Closets I for Provo Utah, where n*> will be en- the man who heretofore has been Lord Roberts was equally opposed to its use in South Africa, and Sir gaged by regnla- tppointment as junior known as Sheckells today flled in the in \ our home , engineer in United bta-tes reclamation superior court a petition to be allowed Sold thi oug-h an> legitimate J C Gore proprietor of the Forsyth to change iiis name plumber Secure estimates from Frederick Treves, who served at Ladysmith, said that the drinking men ~ arvice, assigned at present on the hotel, at 60% South Forsyth street, and The petition sets forth some inter- v our plumbei If he does not trawberr-v valley , roject Mr Hall is the hotel clerk, "William Hunt, were fell out and dropped as regularly as if they were labeled with the big ic of the Georgia Teen gi aduates (class esting facts, and tells of the humilia- handle jft^^n* send his name both bound over by Judsre Broyles Fri- tion suffered by Sheckells, or Williams to us day afternoon under bond of $100 each, through the belief that his blood was letter D on their backs.' on the charge of assaulting G A, tainted On December 26, 1908, states Can wttti TOOT plumber urbttect or e*H Buchanan, an aged confederate vet- the petition, Sheckells married Miss yourwrtf lot ui ihow you flv« completely hj draulic en^ineei of the Everglades furnished bttft room* ualnc different ttpl« eron, who fought in the Battle of At- Annie Me Kale It was told to Mrs - > " 'One of Lord Wolseley's experiments, in which his troops were engineering commission in preparing lanta Buchanan was stopping over '*""" ""™ Combinations, report on the Florida J-^verglades The Sheckells that her husband toad, negio appointment was offered him bj the in Atlanta Thursday, on his way to the blood She threatened to bring divorce divided into three marching squads. The first had a daily ration of chief engineer of reclamation serv ice reunion at Jacksonville proceedings, and left him He secured I General Supply Co., | •without anv special application his Hunt was also fined $^5 7o for ciursing proofs and demonstrated to the satis- whisky, and at the start it marched gaily ahead. The second had a standing under a former civil set vice the old veteran Mack Wallace, a faction of his wife that he was white, examination placing- him high among roomer at the hotel who was in ration of beer, and it soon overtook and passed the whisky squad. The the eligible men for this work He Buchanan s room at the time of the and they became reconciled Since that niiiiiimiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiii. retains his po<ion as a member of assault, was also bound over for va- time two children have resulted from the engineering firm of Hall Broa. of grancy under a bond of $100 the union. third squad marched on water. It maintained an even, steady gait, which his father, Ben M Hall, is the The old veteran stated that he was Some time ago Sheckells secured a senioi member on hia way to the reunion, and expect- position as policeman and walked his passed both the other squads and reached its destination long before ed this to be his last He was beaten beat one night. The next day he was over the head wlfih a screw-driver and the others.' " TWO BROTHERS-IN-LAW the handle of a billiard cue, receiving discharged, the reason being given that SHRINERS several severe cuts some of the men claimed he had negro BOUND OVER FOR DUEL He claimed that his assailants came blood, and they refused to remain on into his room to drink some of his the force wita him "In the maneuvers of the Connecticut Militia last summer Colonel Charged -with engaging in a duel liquor and that while entertaining He accepted the discharge b-ut, on ATTENTION them they assaulted him second thouguit, demanded an invest! *With a knif«i and a pistol, two broth- The Pryor hotel was prroneouslj re- We extend to >ou a most cordial Maus notes similar results. ers-m-Iaw. Al C Garrett of No 20 ported aa the name of the ihotel in gation He declares that It has been Invitation to call on us for any in- Kennedy street, and K F Oo>bs, of which the trouble took place in Fri- impossible for him to get an investigra formation or help within our reach No 28 Kennedy street were bound over day morning's paper This mistake was tion so he could prove that he is a \ou will find us on the Job We are by Judge Nish. Bro>les Friday for as- white man groing to do our beat to help enter- "The majority of the young men who fell out of line in the hot sault with intent to muider, under due to an error in police records which tain y*ou—business or no business bonds of $;JOO and $100, respectively gave the name of the hotel as the Ask any local Shiiner who we are weather were declared inefficient by the medical officers because of the Garrett and I>obbs, both street car Pryor hotel men in the employ of the Georgia Rail No Fatted Calf Killed. wa-v and Po v. er company sev eral Its not surpusing that when Repre- drinking of beer." nights ago foug-ht over a debt of SIS ABBOTT THANKS THOSE sentative Hobson returned to the bouse Walter Ballard Optical Go, which Dobbs claimed G-arrett owed fellow-members demanded to be intro- 85 Peaohtree Street, him and would not pay WHO SUPPORTED HIM duced to the stranger —Plttsburg Ga- (Clock Sign), Atlanta r>obbs was shot underneath the right zette-Times "Moderate drinking gets a player." arm and in the tussle Dobbs stated tha.t he wrenched the pistol from his William H Abbott, who came within brother-in-law and struck him over the 174 votes of being elected tax receiver,, head with it writes the following letter of thanks "Men who fell out of line." to his friends arid supporters "To the Citizens of Fulton County 11 wish to extend my heart-felt thanks to' STEREOPTICON SERMONS the large number of people who so gen- ' RECALL THEM IN YOUR LIFE! Possibly your brother—certain- erouslv and lo>ally supported me in i AT HARRIS ST. CHURCH m> race for tax receiver I have only ly some relative and more than one friend known personally to you— the kindliest feelings for the candidates { A series of character sermons with opposing me on May 6, 1914, and their j once good fellows all, but now dead or out of the game, fallen out of stereopticon illustrations will be Driven supporters { at the Harris Street Presbyterians 'My race was conducted on a high [ church on Sunday evenings at 7 45' plane and without bitterness toward God's battle line because of drink. And back of each of these are scarred oolock May 10, Joshua the Soldier " anvone Though defeated by a small' "ay 17, ' Mary, the Mother of Jesus," plurality of 173 votes, I cheerfully ac- hearts and the tears of mothers and wives. fel 24, "David, Life s Opportunities " cept the verdict ay 31, "Tne Early Christian Church " "I shall continue, as in the past, to give my best efforts in serving the people of Fulton count j Well may drinkers sing: "Wine, woman and song." ' WM H ABBOTT' Hendrix Made Receiver. (adv) "VV C Hendrix a,n attorney was j es tei day named receiver b> Jud^e New For without the drug of alcohol there could be neither laughter nor man for the alleged bankrupt estate of Thomas Reed an "Ytlanta business man CHURCHES TO OBSERVE against whom involuntaiy proceedings song while pitiless wrong is being wrought upon womankind. In bankruptcy were filed wzth tha clerk MOTHERS' DAY SUNDAY of the federal court a fevi da>s ago b> the Atlanta National bank and other Sunday is Mothers dav and will be creditors allowing past due claims observed by all the churches in the And yet, when a great body of men, Masons all, whose very creed amounting to $3 581 and asserting that city the alleged bankrupt owes debts ag- There will be special music at all is help for the helpless and the defense of women, the fatherhood of gregating $10 000 Receiver Hendrix the serv ices at the Central Baptist Quality First was directed to make bond in the sum church beginning with. the Sunday God and the brotherhood of man—when such as these come to the capital Of $1 000 school and then at the 11 o clock ser- vice and again at night The large The quality must be Lhorus c-f tifty % oices will sing- also of Georgia, whose laws forbid the sale of liquor, law breakers are able the Win One quartet will sing a se- Muzzle Dogs in Cordele. lection entitled, I'll Wear a White in each piece of to go to our City Council and get a special license to ply their traffic Cordele CJa ~VIa> fa — tfcpecial ) —Al l Flower for You Mother Dear dogs at larg-e on the streets of Cor Mr Rodrers wvll sins at nlgnt into the small hours of morning. d.ele must be muzzled say the mayor Dr Caleb A Ridley will pi each at and citj council, which body passed an both the morning and evening" hours "Swift's Premium" ordinance at their meeting last night All are requested to be with us on making this requirement Because of Sunday Atlanta will remember. the fact that local "hardware dealers are unable to supply the demand for Ham and Bacon muzzles, the police are requested to delay the enforcement of the new law A. C. SHULER TO PREACH before the brand goes on. AND HER CHURCHES SEND WORD TO THE WORLD THAT for a week or ten dajs until new sup- plies of muzzles can be gotten ON ATLANTA HERETICS Only the finest hams and sides of bacon are THIS ACTION, THIS AFFRONT TO MASONRY DOES NOT 'Atlanta is oven un with heretics and good enough to be given"Swift's Premium" false doctrines The devil is on his SPEAK THE WILL OF OUR CITY, BUT ONLY OF THE FEW job dav and night in this cit> offering cure. After curing further selection elimi- all Sort** of ovil dei ices to draw men nates all except those that are perfect in away from the truth of the Bible, ami WHOSE DAY IS RAPIDLY WANING. A MINORITY OF JERUSA Buy Your Boy or the srood old-fashioned way' of life texture, shape and cure. eternal * Then* after tbe government inspector has LEM SHRIEKED AGAINST THE CHRIST: "HE HATH A DEVIL QSril a Watch as a Thus spoke Pastoi Shulei in an- nouncing this special service in his approved each remaining piece tbe brand AND IS CRAZY," WHEN HE SAID: churrh Sunday night at the East Side "Swift's Premium" IB applied. They are Qift tabernacle A large chorus choir will smoked, wrapped in clean white parchment A watch presented to >our sing at both hours Sunday and sent to dealers everywhere. . "I AM COME THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE LIFE, AND THAT son or daughter when tlie> Ask Your Dealer for THEY MIGHT HAVE IT MORE ABUNDANTLY." finish school will be treasured WILL ARREST CROOKS alwaj b. DURING SHRINER WEEK The> will not only appre Chief Beavers has planned the arrest ' 'Swift's Premium" Hams and Bacon But He has conquered. of all notorious crooks who might be ciate buch a useful gift now, attracted to \tlanta by the _ great f but will associate it with this Shrine gathering: next week He ^ secured th„...e„ services o_«f• _~ ihal. f dozen Sanity? You know— important event all their weu-fnowown aeiectivesdetectives,. •who during: next week will become a part ot At- lives, lanta's police force, and attempt to "V\e don't know ot a more Identify all crooks the minute they ap- The Cross, sacrifice of self for the salvation and happiness of others, appropriate article with pear in the city. is the summit of wisdom. which you can reward a grad- SIME EINSTEIN HOME uate for faithful studj . Christ calls to the broader, braver, better life of joy for all, as You can get watches here PROM CINCINNATI TRtP\ for young men from $5 up. Sime Einstein of the Globe Clothing-. opposed to the narrow, self-centered existence that seeks sensual pleasure Ladies* watches and bracelet company, returned to Atlanta Thucs-; dii> evening from a business trip to, for the few regardless of the agony and suffering resulting to the many. watches range from $7.50 up. Cincinnati and New York Mr Einstein | refers going to the market to do his And you—you will come with your Lord. Call at the store or write ?uving1, and while on this trip pur- for illustrated watch and jew- chased lanje lines of new summer merchandise for the big "Whitehall elry catalogue. street store. George Mueller Here. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE MEN AND George Muelloi, a native of Georgia, Gold and Silversmiths but for fifteen \ears past a resident of Kansas City where he holds a respon- 31-33 Whitehall St. sible connection •« ith one of the larg- RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT est business houses is in Atlanta for a Established 1887 «eek's rest Mr Mueller has been given a v,aim ^recline by many old -^/ friends.

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was told the inspiring: story of the Patsy Uppo, Miss Margaret Fraser league yesterday, the brilliancy of the Miss May Holland Roberts, Miss Mil- HELMET GIVES WAY WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER year's .program and the plans for the dred Duncan, Miss Margaret Buncan IS CALLED FROM JEKYL coming year. and Miss Claire Plumps. . - RFTHKHOLD TO A MILITARY CAP; Punch was served in the hall and the table on which the bowl was pjaced Washington. May S.—William Rock- Anniversary Reception. was decorated with white roses, car- POLICE ARE HAPPY efeller. George l-\ Baker and George An enjoyable occasion of yesterday nations and smilai and th,e bowl was McOullouph Miller, of New York, all afternoon was the celebration of the wreathed in fruit. Misses Marie directors of the New Haven railroad. thirtieth anniversary of the History Shippen, - Jane "Walker, JeanetL« The historic helme*-, which Atlanta class at the home of Mrs. Alfred Buck. Hatcher and Katherine Terrell served policemen have worn from time Im- Mrs. Buck was assisted in receiving punch. memorial, has been relegated to the by Mrs, A- V. Gude and Mrs. Joseph Veto of Sidewalk Project Fails past Burke, the three being the Only charter members who are now with the class. Graduating Exercises. to Meet With Approval P,ol;ce Chief Beavers, in line with the There was an entertaining program, The friends of the graduating class program for a city beautiful, recent!v after which refreshments were served. of the Washington seminary, the pa- l of Members. decided to discard the UKly hel?ne,t& Alumnae association in Atlanta and The guests included the twenty-one trons and friends of the school and the and he selected as h eadprea r for ii is members of the class and a number of interested public are invited to the To the Dean of Yale College their -wives "wlljv receive Jthis afternoon men a strictly modern military blue The members oC the University club with the officer* and board of man- friejnds. following exercises celebrating the Protests against the action of thq cap, which greatly improves the ap- thirty-sixth annual commencement of aldermanic board in falling- to concur ^will entertain at the club this after- agers of the University club. . - the institution: pearance of the Atlanta police force noon in honor of Or. Frederick S.Jones, The, committee in charge are James To Sell Seats. Thursday, May 14, 4 p. m.—Cantata In the action of council in overriding dean of Yale college, who Is in the J. Hasan, chairman; J. T. Hardisty, A. w 1 The ladles of the First Methodist "All the Year Round," freshman clasi Mayor TToodarcTs veto of the Echo and 'aouth to attend the second annual E. Thornton; James" D." Paltrier. Thomas Franklin street sidewalk projects, meeting of the Associated Yal« clubs, r>. CoanaUy, Frank R. Shtppman and Chdrch Guild will sell seats on the assisted by intermediate, primary an ROAD WHICH CARRIED May S arid 0. Tho members or the Yale T. S, Hopkins. lawn of the church for the parade kindergarten departments. were voiced at an indignation meeting Tuesday. They will also sell hot cof- Saturday. May 16, 8:16 p. m.—Annua of the Firth Ward Improvement club LYNCHERS LOSES SUIT fee and sandwiches. concert. last -night. Sunday, May 17, 11 a. m.—Baccalau Dinner-Dance. reate service, St. Mark Methodls Councilman Jesse B. Lee. who was Jackson, Miss.. May S.—A r.iilro.ul Mr. and Sirs. Thomas B. Felder will Rummage Sale. church. Sermon by Dr. A. M. Huehlet the targ-et of Mayor Woodward's attack that charters a train to transport a entertain twelve guests at dinner to- j mob to lynch a person 13 liable to dam- night in honor of Mrs. Francis O'Nell, The young ladies of the Philathea Monday, May IS, 8:15 p. m.—Senio in the message he sent to council, was NEW DEVICE TO RECORD the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adger class of Grace Methodist Sun-day school class exercises. the' only representative of the ward ages, according to a compromise decree Smythe. will hold a rummage sale, at 96 Tuesday, May 19, S:15 p. m.—Thirty present at the meeting. He explained handed down in the federal court hero CONGRESSMEN'S VOTES Peters street today. sixth annual commencement, the At that the sentiment among the members today. The court allowed Mrs Alice lanta theater. Address by Dr. W. " Rogers a Judgment of ?7,000 in her Plckard, Savannah, Ga. of the aldermanic board is to have the ^\ aehiiisrtun. M,iv S —Members of j To Miss Hebert. To Feed the Shriners. tenants of houses, rather tban the suit for $30.000 against the Vicksburg-, the ho««ie ivill have iheir votes record- Miss Aiinee Htunnicutt entertained Shreveport and Pacific railiojtd. It was ed, v ith .111 elect ru-al do vice -it flu* {fifty guests Ja«t night at a beautiful The ladies of Gordon Street Metho- property owners, petition for sidewalks. SPITEJFUNBELIEF dist church will serve dinner and sup- Garden Party. Committee Appointed. brought OUT. in the testlmonv tlint a. opening of the noxt j-ession of con- I bufCet gupper complimentary to Miss per at 39 South Broad street during A \ery beautiful and enjoyable af fire^s Hei is ion to install such a de I Dorothy Hebert, of New Orleans. On his suggestion a committee, com- Monroe, I.a mob chartered a ti am. T, ice v .is afii <.'< i! upon at a conOrom i- Miss Hunt and Miss Elizabeth Mor- Striners' week, the cuisine to be thor- fair was that given by the Alumna posed of A. J Elliott, J. P. Hood A P •went to Tallulah, La . and Ivnclietl oughly southern and "home-made." Association of the Washington sem ;. eatoi da\ of house loaders Speaker "At First I Had No Faith," gan assisted in receiving. Sweet peas Williams H. G. Adams, A. C Burton. Rotors, a white man, and the plaintiffs Cl-irk, t »emocratio T-o ulet I'ndci \\ noil, in the pastel shades were used through- MONDAY'S MEXTJ. inarv on Saturday afternoon in hono husband, after he hail heen acquitted of ("nan man 1 IC^TM of th-- i nlca coin mi t - out the house. Miss Hebert wore a Tomato soup. Dixie salad. of the members of this year's grraduat i.. E. Davis and J. R. Buice, was ap- the char g;e of murdering Te^se Bi own Says Mother, "But Soon ing class. too. Ixopi < soHttfttivt"* Mo; d. of Mis- gown of white charmeuse, with crystal Beef roast. Country ham. pointed to secure the signatures of jMHiii. rind V\ .Ut.li, of Xe\v Jerse^. uai- There Was Such a trimmings on the corsage and tunic. Early peas. Sliced tomatoes. Tlie grounds surrounding the h*,n<3 residents to a petition urging council ticipalrd The hmiso "will be asked to Miss Kunnlcutt wore 'a. taffeta gown Cabbage. Creamed potatoes. some home lent themselves wonderful to have the sidewalks laia. Menlo Paper Suspends. appropriate "S-*1 UOO to purchaso th« of pale green, with draperies of cream ' Corn pones. Hot biscuits. ly as a setting to the delightful out Attention of the club was called to apparatus and Klliott "Woods, superin- Change." lace. Miss Hunt wore pink net with a Ice cream and home-made cake. of-doors affair. the condition of Bellwood avenue from Rome, Ga.. May S.— (Special.)—The tendent of the oapitol, will eiiporvine- touch of black. Mrs. HnnnLcutt was Coffee. " Iced- tea. The receiving line stood on tlia U t&e point where it begins to Echo Chattooga County Times, which, for its installation during the recess of handsomely gowned la lavender and under the trees. From tables decorate street. Members complained that In the paat few months has been pub- congress. The scheme Is to simplify with roses and smilax placed here an Ontario, Va.—Mr*. M. L, Anderson, pale blue crepe de chin*. 1 rainy weather they cannot traverse the lished as «, weekly paper at Menlo, Ga,, and shorten the roll calls, whi<3h now Meeting of Newnan Club. there on the lawn punch wm* verved. * street without being forced to swim has suspended publication. consumes considerable time. of thia town, gives out the following The Newnan dub wfll meet this aft- The orchestra added to the gayety part of the way, or as one member ex- To Visitors. ernoon at 8 'clock in the Sodality and furnished music for the May-pol pressed it: 'We have to carry bathing for publication. "I "went to Richmond room of MariBt college, and all mem- and folk -dances. „ suits when we leave our homes" bers are urged to be present. The seniors were the May-pol Councilman Lee told the club that It seeking relief, and tried almost every- dancers and made a lovely picture a will be necessary to condemn some 1 they held the -gay ribbons of the roi property before the street can be thing in the medicine line, but nothing IU, \ H. Miss Williams to Entertain. widened 01- improved, but he assured i-b. Farley was Miss Jette Means, a Miss Willie Fort Williams will en- The folk dancers in their peasan the property owners that he will con- proved a cure until I tried Cardui, th^e tertain the faculty and senior class of costumes were much admired, th sult with City Attorney Mayson with a Washington seminary Friday after- dancing adding much pleasure to th to •woman's tonic. I had indigestion very Sy Betting the proceeding started. noon, May 15, at her (home, 333 Juniper afternoon. wti. C1UD also discussed the advisa- street. Everyone enjoyed the choruses sun; bad, and a complication of diseases. by the fresh young voices. ' bility of changing the location of the The blue and gold worn by the pu ward engine house from Marietta Although, at first, I had no faith in street to Bellwood avenue near English For Mrs. Callaway. pils and alumnae was much in evi avenue, and will urge the board of fire- Here is a food that is rich in gluten, the food Mrs. Roy Harris will entertain at tha dence. masters to make the change. St, I bought a bottle of Cardui, Taut tea-dance at the Driving club next The afternoon was *n« ot the mos element that makes bone and muscle— Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. John enjoyable social affairs of the man Meet VKnlu Next Friday. soon, there was such a change. I was Callaway. of Milledgevine. who will be recently given in the city. Plans for the next meeting of the KAUST SPAGHETTI certainly benefited. I felt so different! Silver Tea. her guest next week. club, which will be held at the Eng- The Ladies* Missionary society will lish Avenue school, next Friday night Then I began to take^the medicine in give a silver tea in the Walker Street Cooking School. were aJso discussed. The club will Methodist church Saturday afternoon. For Mrs. O'Neill. Following is the menu for Saturda take up several important projects earnest. Xow, I can do my "work, and May 9, from 4 to 6 in the afternoon morning at the Atlanta chapter, D. A and. promise a lively time nhen the and S to 10 o'clock in the evening. In R., cooking school, being held this wee" question of improving the old county I eat and sleep like a young person. the evening: we expect to be entertain- at Craig;ie house: scboolhouse is called up ed very 'highly -by the well-known Sandwlcshes, tomatoes, cucumbers President J. ffi. Bowdin and Secretary Cardui also cured my daughter of readers, Mrs. Burges. Miss Lois Vernor WHO 18 tn« ti uwai ux 11 ei tsiat.ei, .mo. lettuce, ri'bbon* pickles, raisins, nuts Elliott will make the arrangements and the Misses Bobbins. Soloists: Miss Robert Adger Smythe. Puft: roses and cheese. for the meeting, which is expected to womanly troubles. I keep Cardui in Edith McCool, Miss Olga Freeman and sweet peas were the decorations. Sandwich Hints—Canapes, sardines bring out the entire membership of the minced bacon, lettuce and others. nd attract Miss Lucy Thornton. 2 f - every Fifth warder the house, all the time. It is a great A trio will be given by three mem- who Is interested In the school Im- bers of the choir—Mrs- Mae Brown, Mrs. Whittaker's Luncheon, provement. blessing to all women who need it." Mrs. Ira Smith and Miss Mae Belle Mrs. Allan Whlttaker was hostess at QUEEN MARY A PATRON Casey. Mrs. Claud Trussell. organist. a pretty luncheon yesterday In compli- Thousands of ladies have written Ladies' quartet composed of pupils ment to Mrs. C. H. Barth, who leaves OF COUNCIL OF WOMEN of Mrs. Anna R. Burt—Miss Edith Mc- soon to Jom Captain Barth In Texas. A WORKING IN VIRGINIA like Mrs. Anderson, telling of theCool. Miss Grace Bell. Mrs. Suttles and basket of sweet peas surrounded by Miss Lucy Thornton. Instrumental four smaller baskets of sweet peas in Rome, May S—Queen Mary of Eng ON ROAD FROM ATLANTA wonders worked by Cardui in the re- solo by Miss Grace Bell. Miss Chair many colors was the centerpiece of the land has consented to become a patro Hard In, accompanist for the evening. of the English Council of Women, ac beautifully appointed table, and the cording to an announcement made to 1 1 Va May lief of various forms of weakness and All members of the church and place cards were In white and gold. Th•m^'rSJ!"e Dinwiddl,^ .e roa" d .boar »—(Special.)d In sessio—n friends aie cordially invited. There were eight guests. day by Mrs. Creighton, one of th distress, after otiher remedies had British delegates to the Internationa here today made provision for the Council of Women in session here failed to help. Mrs. Creighton added that the Eng connecting Petersburg™ jJnd* ^tlanS Arc You Ready for the Big Week? Mrs. Best Entertainedi Miss Sawtell's Tea. lish council waa in. favor of woma Ga., to be conatru-eted under the gukU Isn't it likely that you will be helped Mrs. A. Starr Best was the truest of Miss Laura- Sawtell entertained at a suffrage but not of militancy, whic] Don't Overlook the honor at a lundheon at the Capital large tea yesterday afternoon at her was advocated by only an inslgnifi by Cardui, this remedy "which has been City club yesterday, her hostesses the home on Peachtree road for the senior cant minority of Knglish women. members of the executive board of the class of "Washington seminary- The house was beautifully decorated with Janet Elizabeth Richards, of Wash in constant successful use for more Drama league. ington, was the bearer of greet inu Mrs. Best was onlv in the city a few lerns, roses and carnations. from the Daughters of the Revolutioi Kamper Opportunity ! than half a century? Its record of hours, which aid away with the possi- A Frenoh basket of pink, rosen was in •from the Daughters of 1812, and from 1 the center of the tea ta;ble in the din- bility of her meeting the1 entire Drama the Federation of Women's Clubs o years of success, in relieving" troubles league, Mrs. Best having been present ing room, and the candle shades, mints, the District of Columbia. Mrs. A. t at the initial meeting last year. She ices and cakes wei e also pink. Miss Proud foot, of Chicago, brought greet nortt, thin P^tersbu^g at the Fresh Vegetables such as your own, is proof that it will Is on fthe organizing board of *he Sawtell "wore a becoming gown of pinlt ings to the congress on behalf o In larger variety and abundance than ever before at this drama League of America, and has crepe de chine with draperies of lace, Baroness Bertha Von Suttner, who wa help you, too. been on a tour through the aouth. The and she was 'assisted in entertaining awarded the Nobel peace prix» In, 190 •eason. And the price is lower. For instance: Atlanta league has the banner mem- by Miss Martha Whitner, MIES Verna and for .whom Mrs. Proudfoot waa act Engineers Elect. Tiy Cardui, bership in this section, and Mrs. Best McKee, Miss Martha Shippen, Miss inpr as proxy. The Countess of Aberdeen today wa re-elected president of the Internation Iceberg Lettuce J^ai^s; 1 2J* al Council of Women /Mrs. Mary |'Wright Sewall, of Eliot Maine, was re-elected honorary presi Fancy Head Lettuce . . . . lOc dent and Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, o New York, was elected president of th Home-Grown Strawberries — Fine, Large, Luscious committee oti suffrage and rights o Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. citizenship. ji^ST Grape Fruit $2.75 FAMOUS PLAY ON FILM Sewing Machines •WHILE THEY LAST TO ENTERTAIN SHRINERS COST LESS HERE Fancy and The Downstairs Section Offers Sav- Berlin has sent to America the grea Vltascope production of "The Blui Florida Oranges 3 5 * 4O* Mouse" after more than 200 exhibition in that famous German city, and Jake ing Opportunities Worthy of Your Wells is sending the photo-play novel Fancy 1J"G"VTCL SATURDAY ty to Atlanta to be exhibited from noon until midnight dully during Shrine FAT rlrilNa ONLY. p=rLb. week. And that isn' t all Mr. Wells Consideration—Saturday has done. He has dispatched skilled scenic artis-ts and master mechanics to Everything That's Good to Eat build a reproduction of the famous Regent and Strand stage arrangements for the production of pictures This TERMS $1.00 A WEEK C. J. Kamper Grocery Co. Collars of Many Styles is going to be a re\ alation to loca THIRTY EXCLUSIVE MODELS theater-goers and a treat for the vis- More of Those Men's itors. $12.75 S 16.75 519.75 Phone Ivy 5OOO 317-325 Peachtree St. Potentate Robert D Williams, of the S22.SO S24.SO Women Will Buy Mecca temple, of New York, had a hanc Shirts to Sell at 5Oc in the arrangements that will make DAVISON-PAXOH-STORES CO. "The Blue Mouse" one of the feature Today at 5c entertainments of the Shrine week They are regular /Qc Shirts and extra This Kuropean noveltv has created A whole table full of neckwear, collars, something close to a genuine sensation good value at that price, and will be eagerly where it hag been exhibited and in all chosen at this special price—5oc. Made of stocks—white and some with color touches—- the larger cities of Europe it has reg- good woven madras, in fresh, pretty colored and various neckfixings, such as are being istered wonderful returns stripes on white ground; coat style, cuffs worn now, all priced at 5c each. attached. All sizes. GEN. SICKLES IS BURIED More Valenciennes IN ARLINGTON CEMETERY New York, May 8.—Funeral seri'lces Often and often is a child for General Danlei E. Sickles* were A Sale of 13.50 to SS.OO held todav in St. Patrick's Cathedral. in the home the tie that binds Laces at 25c Dozen Full military honors were accoi ded the old hero. The coffin bearing his Skirts at $2.5O The same good values, edges and insertions, body was placed upon a &un caisson and holds the home together. by bhe pallbearers, comrades from They are mainly in black-and-white effects, various widths and many pleasing patterns to Phil Kearney post, G. A R, and the select from. funeral procession then moved u.p Fifth And it is that same tie which a few in blue or alll-black; made variously of avenue from the general's home to St. Patrifk's CathedraJ, escorted toy the good wool fabrics. Twelfth regiment. New York National prompts the desire to provide Guai d, the Old Guard, Grand Army A Sale of Girls' Hair Ribbons posts and a battalion of regular troops from Governor's island. the best for the family. A Sale of Little Tots'Dresses at ISC'Yard A solemn requiem mass was cele- brated at the Cathedral, Monslgnor M. and Rompers at 15c J. Laveile officiating. Hence the popularity and suc- Pure silk moire Ribbons in hair-bow widths, Late today the body waa taken to all desirable colors-—special at 150 yard. Washington for interment in Arling- Splendid little garments for sturdy children ton. cess of that play. Made of ginghams and chambray, in Jcs-irable colors. Women's Summer Vests GEORGIANS GET BERTHS at 25c iN GOVERNMENT SERVICE For Morning Wear Now— Washington, May 8. — (Special.) —Tw o Sheer, lisle Vests of extra quality, fancv Georgians have just been awarded nice a Wash Silk Waist crocheted yoke; price.2$c. promotions in the government service. Jack. Massey, of Marietta, •whose broth- er is a well-known banker of that city. These are pretty styles that women ire P has been given a promotion In the Children's Muslin gov ernment printing' office. choosing. Colored stripes on white ground, A Butler Toombs, of Washington. Ga., low. flat collar, some have front plaitings _of I a grand-nephew of Robert Toombs. has Tl PTO Drawers at 5c been made chief of a division of the R white silk; exceedingly desirable at this special census, bureau by Director Harris. Announcement has been made that price for Saturday—$2.50. We have fifty dozen pairs to sell at this the next encampment of the "West Point price Saturday—they are made, with little* cadets will be known as "Camp Joseph Wheeler," in honor of Brigadier Gen- tucked ruffle; 2 to 12-year sizes. eral Joseph Wheelei. who VTS a ma- Wash Goods Specials jor general of volunteers in the United States army during the Spanish-Amer- ican war General Wrlieeder was the ioc Pajama Checks at 8c—36 inches wide. Women's Muslin Gowns father of Mrs. WSlliam J. Harris and this tribute to his memory was deep- because ft is fhe best of its kind—admittedly Pretty flowered crepes at ioc yard—white at 5Oc ly appreciated bv her. ground'vvith dainty, colored floral designs. best—pre-eminent in quality and purity, Well-made summer Nightgowns, chemise CLOSE RACES MARK I5C Kimono Crepes at izj^c yard—specially style—^several different kinds to select from; distinctive in flavor and taste, and the pretty colors and designs—and of'extra good of excellent value at SQC. PRIMARY IN BULLOCa favorite of every member of the family. quality. Stateaboro, Ga., May S.— (Special )— I5c White Reps at i2J^c yard—good quality Women's 5Oc Knitted Union In the county primary held here yester- day B. T. Mallard was elected sheriff Happy are they who make TIP- lor skirts, children's coats, etc. over W. H. I>eLoach and J. T, Jones, Suits at 39c DeT-ioach running second. 250 Ratines at 150 yard—they are in pretty It also seems certain that Homer C. TOP BREAD their daily bread. Cool, summer Union Suits, sheer lisle; cuff Parker leads J. J. E. Anderson by a color effects, blues, browns, tans and black- small margin for solicitor of the city and-white. knee, or loose, lace-trimmed style. court There were four in this race. Are you with the many? Provide 250 Crepe Suitings at i8c—lovely fabrics, Good Gingham Cook FIRST UNIVERSALIST TIP-TOP BREAD today—tomor- bofti very sheer and heavier weights—fresh, pretty stripes and plaids. Aprons at lOc SERVICES ANNOUNCED row—every day— for the family. Mothers' day will be observed at the zic Silk Mulls at rsc yard—popular fabrics Brand new, and made of good gingham, in Ffrst Universalist church, 16 East Har- " street, Kunday morning at 11 o'clock ""Ike/ire for evening a»d street wear, all desirable blue-and-white checks; the price, roc, is very th special services. The pastor'n shades to choose from'. low. erne will be "The Power of Mother 're." There -will be special music the choir.. The members of th« Junior union will assist in ushering.

'SPAPERf f CO^STTTU3Tp]S, A.TLASTA, OA,, SATURDAY, (MAY 9, 1914. fage Seven.

be the guesta of Mr. Frank Freyer. ot Callawiv, of Mllledgcvme, and Mm. March 9,-- will no_w sue his wife for she had mado several threats to "harm the . Mr. Freyer Harris* mother, Mrs* Evins, and her !/. C. BRITT MISSING, divorce. Knight was recently tried h4m. He claims that the bitterness of will leave shortly for a three years' sister, Mrs. McCraw. of MilledKevI bis wife toward him is due to liis hav- SOCIAL ITEMS for this charge of his wife, and the ing her little l»-year-old grirl taken cruise. will also be her guests next week. ADAMS ELECTED HEAD BUT WOMAN IN CASE case against him was dismissed. *** away from her cudiody by the courts. Mrs. Tom Palmer, of Miami. Fla,, *** "This is nothing but a piece of spite Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Durham - and and Mrs. John Edwards, of Macon. are . Miss Lottiae RIley will sail for Eu- IS PUT UNDER BOND work," said Mrs. Knight." Von the part the guests of Mrs. Charley Meador. rope May 23 with Mr., and Mrs. John of my husband. He has been trying- to *•* , '• " ' Sanders and Miss Rebecca, Sanders, of OF LOCAL CREDIT MEN get me in trouble simply to set re- taken apartments m the Ponce ae Mr. George Bohon, whb has been the Houston, Texas. John C. Britt, alias John Price, a venge on me for having him jailed for Leon. Mrs. Lmrham was Miss Gray guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Raiae, left *»» salesman of Marietta, who was ar- forty-one days^ but niy time will come, Wilbtns, of Nashville, Tenn. last night for his home, HArrlsburg, Mr. .Beverly Kennon Peter left yes- rested Thursday ni£ht in a room at and he will suffer for this." • ** Ky. terday for a visit east. Member* of Association Are Knight told Judge Broyles that he *** , ••* the Cumberland hotel with Mrs. Rosa Mrs. tlric Atkinson has returned Knigrht, the carbolic acid victim, was was afraid of hts wife, declaring that from th.e Phelan farm, where she has Mrs. Harrison Simrall has returned Mr. and Mrs. Alexander King, Mrs. Addressed by Judge Lump- A. W. Calhoun and'Miss Harriett Cal- a. fugitive from Justice Friday, skjp- been spendin1 g the week. , , i to her home in Lexington, Ky. Mrs. kin and Joel Hunter. , *** Simrall was the guest of Mr: and Mrs. houn sail for Europe in early June. ping- trial under a (BO bond, but Juds-e Mri and Mrs. Joel Hunter and family Keats Speed. , *** Nash Broylea bound the woman over yhave moved into their home on Elev- Mrs. Isaac Boyd left last night for for adultery and fornication under a 'enth street. Mrs. Nash Broyles will entertain in- Nashville, for a short visit. On her E. L. Adams was re-elected presi- $500 bond, and ordered the arrest • of *** formally at tea next Wednesday after- return she will be accompanied hv her dent of the ' Credit Men's association Mrs- Barrv Wright, of Rome, is the noon at the piedmont Driving: club In son and daughter, and they will be at its annual meeting last night in the Britt honor of Miss Klurod*. the guest of her»,-far the summer. ' I. C. Clark, the .bondsman, is search- '' iruest of her sister, Mrs. Ernest E. *** assembly hall of the chamber of com- Dallis. at her home, 58 West Four- .Mrs. Macon Martin. merce.. The following other officers ing the city for the fugitive. teenth street. *** Mr. Harry Harman, Mr. Harry Har- Britt secured the consent of. Mrs. • *» man. Jr., and Miss Mildred Harman were elected: Mrs- Robert HawTUns, of Birming J. L. Baldwin, first vice president; Knieht to leave her in prison, so she Mrs. Bessie Mitchell is out again, ham, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. have returned from a fishing trip to Brunswick, Ga. C. V. Logan, second vice president; -T. says. In order to get out and arrange after a recent illness. James L-. Satterwh^te, at 278 Raweon for her release. At the trial he failed ... • street. Mrs. "W. I>. Erode will enter- . *•* W. Harlan, treasurer; Harry T. Moore, Mrs. Kempt Slaughter and children tain at a rook party Monday after- Miss M. B. Griffith, of Orange, N. J., secretary. These' men were selected to make an appearance, and it was will return to the city next week. noon complimentary to Mra. Hawkins. who has , been the guest of Mr, and to compose the executive board for discovered that he had given the police Miss Alice Mary Freeman will leave Mrs.' Thomas Dixcey at the Georgian Mrs. Slaughter has- been visiting her Terrace, has returned home. the first year: L. E. Floyd, J- Frletag officers his wrong name. family in Baltimore.^ May' 15 to visit her aunt. Mrs, Percy *•• and Boiling H. Jones. These were A lady who runs a boarding house Smedley Darlington, in "West Chester, chosen for the second year: H. D. Car- at No. 55 Nelson street testified that IIrs. Morgan MeNeel and her moth- Pa. Mrs. John'M. Cutler has returned to **« her home in Macon. ter. E. L. Rhodes and Ralph Rosen- Britt and Mrs. Knight had been living rr, Mrs. Frever, of Marietta, passed *** ' baum. • ,. through Atlanta Friday on their w'ay Miss Jule Pope, of Albany, is the The delegates for the annual nation- at her house since last Saturday as Mrs. Clyde Haynes left last night for al convention at Rochester this year man and wife. When Mrs. Knight to Washington, E>, C., where they will guest of Mrs. Roy Harris. Mrs. John a visit to Asheville, N. C. *•* i are as follows: E. L. Adams, J. L. was asked to disclose Brttt's real name, Baldwin and Harry T. Moore. she appeared not to know It. Miss Martha Boynton has returned Speeches were delivered last night home. ' ' by Judke Lumpkin and Joel Hunter. The husband of Mrs. Knight, whom • •* Regular business was transacted and she accuses of trying to destroy her A Varnish that Miss Jennie Mob ley and Miss Jose- a delightful luncheon was served at .beauty by throwing the contents of a phine Mobley will arrive in New York the close of the meeting. Dries in Five hours about the 30th of this month, after a .bottle of carbolic acid in her face at The meeting was.presided over by the Piedmont hotel on the night of year's absence Jn Europe. H. T. Moore In the absence of E. JU **» Adams, the president, who was ill. Miss Irene McCarley. who was the It is just the varnish for the guest of Mrs. P. D. McCarley for grand opera, has returned to her home in hpme. Applied after dinner, Buffalo, Ala. BANKERS WON'T EXTEND it is dry before supper and HOUSEKEEPERS »*« NOTES OF GOULD ROAD SICK SKINS Mrs. T. S. Lewis and Miss Margaret the difference is wonderful, Lewis sail from Savannah' on May 20 for Massachusetts, where they go New York, May 8.—The latest at- but can only be had with open their summer home at Barn- tempt to readjust finances of the stable. Miss Ellen Lewis leaves next Gould railroad system came to naught MADE WELL Lewis and her brothers will join the family party for the summer. today, when Kuhn, Loeb & Co., bank- *** ers, refude to extend the 525,000,000 Must be Watchful of Missouri Pacific railway three-year Mrs. Maude Gillican is the guest of Mrs. J. W: Gibson at her home^jn the notes, maturirig June 1. The bankers' BY RESINOL Maryland apartments. East SevemSenth stated no reasons for their conclusion street. For great efforts are being made in • ** except to say that "conditions gov- No matter how long you have been Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tools and family erning the affairs of the property do tortured and disfigured by itching, have come to Atlanta from Albany, to not warrant such an undertaking at burning, raw or scaly skin humors. this vicinity to sell baking powders of this time." make their home, and bave tak*»n a Directors of the Missouri Pacific just put a little of that soothing, an- VARNISH -house at 41 Columbia avenue. »*» were holding a special session when tiseptic Resind. Ointment on the sores the bankers issued their statement. and the suffering stops right there! inferior class, made from alum acids Mrs. John Hollo continues to im- They adjourned to meet tomorrow. pew life to ,bric-a-brac and is the prove, at her home, from a recent Healing begins that very minute. best aid the careful faousewifecan find. A Illness. when it is likely some, arrangement varnish that gives a permanent dignified *•• will be made to meet the notes. This and in almost every case your skin gets Heat-proof, water-proof ami-dust- and lime phosphates, both undesir- may be done by an issue of new notes well so quickly you feel ashamed of Mr. Harry Watts, of Baltimore, is or by an extension of a year or more, proof. A trial convinces. Fur Bale liy all at the Georgian Terrace. the money you threw away on tedious, p&intand varnish dealers, drug- stores and »»» together with a cash bonus. able to those who require high-grade Missouri Pacific and other Gould useless treatments. auto supply houses, or write I>r. Oscar Tomlinson, of Tate issues were among the weakest fea- Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap THE TACCO COMPANY week for Barnstable. Later, Miss Ruth tures of the day's reactionary stock 5 ATLANTA, GA. Springs, will spend next week in the market. clear away pimples, blackheads, and cream of tartar baking powder to city with the Shrine delegation from dandruff. Sold by all druggists; for Knoxville. •** trial size of each free, write to Resinol. make clean and healthful food. Mrs. T. B Gay returned yesterday ATTORNEY AND WIFE Dept. 22-R, Baltimore, Md. Beware of from Carrollton. imitations of Resinol; they are of; lit- **• HELD FOR MAIL FRAUD tle value and may even be harmful. Mr. W. W. Gordon, of Savannah, Is The official Government at the Georgian Terrace. Boston, May 8.—Francis H. Griffin, a New York attorney, and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ray and family tests have shown Royal nave taken possession of their home on Clara IT. Griffin, were arrested at Gro- Ashlby street. West End. Mr. B. J. Ray. ton today, charged with using the Jr., wfho has been at home for several mails to defraud. Government offi- days, will return to "Auburn the latter cials claim that by fraudulent repre- Baking Powder to be a part of the week. sentations the Griffins have obtained • ** between ?300,0 and $500.01)0. Misses Louise and Jane Dorough It Is charged that Mrs. Griffin rep- pure, healthful, grape nave as their guests Misses Elise and resented to many persona that she had Lois Guinn, of Rusk, Texas; Miss Edith contracts for stenographic 'work in Brannen.- of Jacksonville, Fla., and connection with anti-trust prosecutions cream of tartar baking Miss Lela Merritt. of Greensboro, Ga. by federal and state authorities. Ow- ing to secrecy attending such investi- ,Miss Bessie McGarrett. of New York, gations it is charged that Mrs. Griffin powder, of highest and Miss Florence Kaul, of Columibus. represented she was unable to obtain Bell Telephone Service Ga., will be guests of Mrs. Harry from banks the funds needed to carry Cohen during Shriners* week. out the contracts. One man is aaid to have supplied $100,000 arid two others strength, and care should furnished $40,000 each. Mrs. Griffin is about 43 years old; her husband is 47. 60S MEMBERS ADDED Griffin and his "wife were brought be taken to prevent the here and arraigned. They were held TO RAILROAD Y. M. C. A. in bail of $15.000 each for trial at During Shrine Week New York. substitution of any The membership campaign of the Railroad T. M. C. A. came to a glori- ous end last night at 10 o'clock. The SAYS FRIEDMANN "CURE" other brand in its place. total number of names enrolled with- n the thirty days' limit was 605. IS WITHOUT ANY VALUE A delightful program of music and Royal Baking Powder costs only a reading was presented and Ice cream Washington, May 8.—Delegates at the and cake were served. The rooms closing session of tlie National Associ- HE thousands of visitors who will come to were crowded and everybody was hap- ation For the Study and Prevention of py over the result. Tuberculosis were told today by Dr fair price per pound, and is cheaper George Maniiheimer. of New York, that Much, credit «s due • W. W. Waits, the Friedmann vaccine had exhibited TAtlanta to attend the Shrine Meeting chairman of the membership commit- "neither curative nor preventive pow- and better at its price than any tee, and the lady sponsors of the three ers," and that it could not be recom- teams. Miss Susie Turner, Miss Flora mended. Dr. Edward Archibald, of will tax the capacity of hotels, cafes, street car Phipps ' and Miss ' Ethel Rutherford, Montreal, also outlined deta-ils of two other baking powder in the world. were specially complimented for theii kinds of operations that have proved enthusiastic efforts- They were effective in the treatment of certain and telephone service, and every public and pri- heartily supported by the leaders of cases. the three teams, C,, J. Adalr. C. W. That some tubercular patients re- Williams and H. E. Butler, • This puts ceived marked advantages if they were the total membership of the railroad given more vigorous exercise than the vate public utility. association up to about one thousand- usual one of •walking, was outlined in a pa-per by Dr. Charles W. Mills and Herbert Mason King, of Liberty, N. Y. MAYO THANKS FRIENDS Their investigations indicated, howev- er, that most consumptives do not -BO Home folks have prepared to step aside and ILMINGTON FOR THEIR SUPPORT to a sanitarium until too late. : The Constitution has received the give f he visitors the best of everything so that they following card from Captain W. M. MISSISSIPPI APPLE MEN Mayo, who was defeated in his race for sheriff by a small plurality: HONOR LOUIS B. MAG ID Through Sleepers "I desire to express for myself and will always remember this visit to Atlanta. Any deputies our grateful thanks to the Louis B. Magid was again honored voters who cast their ballots for me by the Mississippi Valley Apple Grow- LEAVE ATLANTA . . . .8:55 P.M. In the primary of May 5, 1914, and I ers' association by re-elect jng him inconvenience to be suffered next week will cheer- beg to state that neither myself nor vice president for Georgia of that ARRIVE WILMINGTON 11:59 A.M. deputies will ever forget their stead- great association, "which embraces the Eaat loyalty to us. It is my pleasure states of Alabama. Arizona, Arkansas, fully be borne by every patriotic citizen. to further say that we do not enter- Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ken- tain the slightest ill will towards those tucky. Louisiana, Minnesota, Missis- who did not vote for me. The people sippi, Missouri. Tennessee and Wiscon- riave expressed their preference and sin. The headquarters of this associa- W we sincerely submit to their will. tion are at Quincy, 111- Henry C. "Respectfully, Cook, a large apple grower of Illinois It is the purpose of the Bell Telephone system "W. M. MAYO." was elected president. Mr. Magid is also first vice presi- dent of the Georgia Apple Growers' to render a service as nearly perfect as humanly association, whose headquarters are al Cornelia, Ga. possible. The conditions will be adverse; the strain EISEMAN BROS., Inc. BLOODHOUNDS BEGUILED BY BLACKS THEY CAUGHT will be severe, but with your co-operation we can Columbus, Ga., May S. — (Special.) — handle the heavily increased traffic efficiently. Two negro convicts, Bud Thomas and George Irby, one of them a lifer, escaped from the county chain gang Speaking of Styles today, making a break for liberty when the guard's back was turned and succeeded in getting to cover. The The heaviest use of the telephone will be be- guard fired once, but the shot went wide. Bloodhounds were put on their YOUNG- MEN are always saying nice trail, but when they caught the men tween 9 and 11 o'clock in the morning and 3 and 5 the convicts patted them on their. heads, tied a rope around their necks things about our splendid lines expressed and carried them along. The two men are still at large to- o'clock in the afternoon. nightght, although a search is bejnbej g made in this big variety of SUITS, cut, fashion- for them. This is ThomasThomas'' second escape from the gang. ed and finished just as they like them ATLANTA TENNIS STARS If you will use your telephone only when abso- made up—two and three-piece models, in TO PLAY NEW ORLEANS lutely necessary during those hours, we can handle An intercity tennis tournament will lightweight, sprightly weaves, now the be held at East Lake today between players representing New Orleans and the additional calls without difficulty and without preference. Atlanta. Six matches will be played, three in doubles and three in singles. Representing Atlanta will be B. M. inconvenience to you. Grant, Efton Mansfiled, C. M. Ram- Choose at...... $15.00- to $40.00 speck. J. K. Orr, Jr., and Carlton Y. Hmith. New Orleans will be repre- sented by Esmond Philips. Mr. Hudson, Alfred Grima and Bland Logan. If you will always consult the directory before Federal Court in Gainesville. making a call and encourage visitors to consult the Straw Hats, Tho United States court for the'. northern division of the northern dis-1 We nbw operate trtct of Georgia will convene in Gaines-j directory the good effect will be noticeable. ville Monday for a week's sessions. Panamas Judge. Newman, accompanied by his our own Auto court staff, will leave Atlanta tomor-1 row night for Gainesville. The calen- I dar is made up- largely of violations of Delivery Bangkoks internal revenue laws. We ask your co-operation in our effort to ren- Infante Ferdinand to Wed. der an efficient service. Madrid, May 8.—King Alfonno has authorized the marriage of the Infante Ferdinand of Bavaria, huaband of the king's late sister, Maria Theresa, with Luisa Silva Fernandez de Henestroaa, daughter of Count De Pie d Goncha, the introducer of ambassadors at Eiseman Bros., Inc court. It is understood that the bride, who is a lady in waiting to the queen SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE mother, Maria Christina, will be given a title by King Alfonso. 14-13-15-17 Whitehall Petition in Bankruptcy. AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY A voluntary petition in bankruptcy pas flled with Deputy Clerk Fred Beers, of the United States court, yes- terday by Edwin R. Brown, of Atlanta, a claim cleric. • The petitioner shows The South's Largest Clothing Store. liabilities amounting to $776.46, of *:<» which $342.70 -are secured with afifi«ts $25? " .__^ ._ '.£ v_ lEWSFAPESr SlEWS.PAPE.Rr • Page Eight. 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Edited By Sports CRACKERS UNFURL PENNANT TODAY DICK JEM/SON " • '• "• " ""1" .v -•''••• ..I. ' ' ' CRACKERS LICKED Hitchcock in Fine Fettle; MOTORDROME OPENS Moley and His Barons Help TIME Georgia Win^ first Game; ITS SEASON TODAY Crackers Raise the Pennant TO BEHELD TODAY Tech's Errors Are Costly Double Bill on Program—Good At Poncey This Afternoon The Moosemen Won Friday Program Is Arranged for Twenty-Seven Automobiles Afternoon and Night. B Clerk Howell. Jr. during the fray Torbett got a lo Carle ton Molfcsworih and his Bu Crackers aie sure to be as closel con 8 to 6 —Twic e the Locals 7 mingharn Barons will assist the Crack- and Large Number of Mo- Athens, Ga May S —(Special )—Be- foul off of Montague s bat in the first tested as the> al-najs are after a long run Ginn robbed E 1 ers in raising the* pennant that Bill In the infield iilole> w 111 blio-w a fore the largest, crowd ,that Jias_fever The Atlanta Motordrome will thro Smith and his boy's won after a hot man at first ba^e in Co\ ingrton for tofcycles Have Entered the Were Able to Get a Tie been assfniDlc^fL ptt Sa-ryCoi Montague ot a hit in the third by a open its doors ushering in the 1W.4 raagrnfftcent shoestring catch and Hen-motorcycle racing season in Atlanta, campaign last season merl} of the Browns Marcan it bC^. Coach Bean s~ Red'"and BTagK. tlerson pulled dQ"SVj" r s line drive This will be the first appearance ond Ellam at shoit and Mc-Uonald at Verdict. f eater Coach Helenran-s^TSalKw. this afternoon and tOruKht- third aie from last 3 ear s team Big Contest. Friday afternoon by the score of** to 1 in the satne inning by a one-hand stab, An attractive program has been ar- locally of the Barons this season Burs' pulled one out of the clouds in ranged for both perfomances and som< and the first meeting between the two In the Outfield lie will «show one ild The crowd, a great mads or coror the second which looked good for a old rivals this vear face in Pete Kjuselj who has been Jiy Dick Jemi«on. mostly red and Tjlack with sparse scat- of the best and fastest races that have shifted to i ight field and t\\o new The thud innu-U hill chmL he d un terings of yellow and wpiite over base hit, and Hill robbed Clements of ever been run on any track in the The pennant raising date was gi\en Please pal don us dear fans, wfarle we an extra base drive in the fifth by world is certain to the Barons last season on promise faces in Magee in ieft ind Stew in dei the aispues of the ^.tlantt \uto flawed the grandstands and bleachers quick jump The Barons gave the Crackers their center Cljde McBride last j eai left arise to rcaiarls Tliank God them necessitating the use. of ground rules 1 The aftei noon performance wil mobile and \< essor \ i&soeiat on ^ ill The batting honors of the day went start at 2 30 o clock and the night per- pennant raising date and at that time fielder is xt ith the team ab is start this afternoon o '-tew art .IM nue Moosemen ha'vc went from bfcre From the veri fir;$t to Burr HJtchcock and Harrison each the local club promised the Birming- roll utili*-v man though the Athenians be re- formance at 8 30 o clock The admis- h 11 promj-t.lv u 1 o Uook It was seeing extremely monotonous of w horn gQt two safeties whiie T> - sion fee will be 50 cents to the grand- ham management that they would re Behind the p-lite Dilprer of 1 ist More than t \ pntj &t\cn auto notmes to write abou*^ the wallopings that tUey turned victorious and it was uot until 4e.F- Montague -connected for the only clprocate, Ihe first time that Atlanta ^ ear s team and Tiag e^sor s the the locals liad annexed a" faumm stand and 2a cents to the arena new man be-gtde-- doze i* of motorotles ha e en have been hiding out to our brave lead tnat the Jackets began buzzing extra, base hit. The feature event of the afternoon won a pennant—hence the raising to tered the contest and weather condi boya under orto B ^mlth, and Friday The Yellow a pulled a double will be the Mayor Woodward sweep- On the hill Haidgioxe and oi in a dangerous manner of last >eai ;> team aie the onl tions, permitting- the third annual they banded uM anotlier play in the fifth from Wooten to Burr stakes which will be started by the There will be the usual festivities old tl lib promises to be the 1 irgest e\ e Thi& was the, sixth that they have Hitcheoclc-fir Form. to Hill when Henderson attempted to mayor At night the Walter Taylor that go with a pennant raising a band raen liarbin Robinson and Johnson and Curlv 81 ow n last \en with Mont hUd in \tlanta 01 the United State* banded out in a ght games, the best Hitchcock on the rifle pit for the make third on Harrison s grounder to sweepstakes started by Walter Tay- a parade by *oth teams from the P actice during the p ist week Ins we have been awe to do being to gar- Beanltes was in fine fettle and for short >or. city clerk will be the big event. grandstand to the flagpole and back Eomerj ai e tlie new men Coach Heisman made a change in his The batting order toda\ T\ ill pi ub brought out *^o^ e *\1 cii ^ TV hich ha\ f ner a couple ot eleven Inning ties eight innings allowed only two hits a The riders have been here a week and the raising of the flag: bv Man topped tin- hill in at> low as 4 •* se onds If It is an^ consolation, they safe bunt and a clean single leaving line up in the eighth inning Pitts tuning up their machines getting ager BUly Smith the third flag that he ably be batted for E Montague and later went ready for the races and today will has won for Atlanta Birmingham \tl inta flit,- break t ill official records ne-e Wad a tougher tlttie of It Friday than a long thick, evenly distributed coat tofore made on the hill an? time tans far as it too* an of whitewash for eight frames to right field Johnson shifted to cen show Atlanta fans a sample of the TSerr fynron Faces McDonald 3b AJ«_Con.nell b ter and T> ler Montague took second Wonderful speed that they are going Marcan ^b Te lining Thou*>Hnds ar c\pe ted to attend tl P f to 6 count to brlag them the verdict In the final spasm with the scoi e Moley will bring a smattering of old cl mb toda* and 1 the interest m seven Inninffs X*ut win they aid, 4 to 0 against them and two men gone base in place of B Montague Coach to show here all season Co\ ington 3 b ^ elchot ce f Graves of Mabama, who umpired the The officials of the motordrome are and new faces here with his baJi club Ix)yp- If shown t will be the largest attended and after The Tragressor c Dunn c J cut No :—IbO cu in pinion di*>p ace Same at 4 30 o clock fio oerrri* the fanned, Tyler Montague stepped Tnto a and Iv. I E Dunn Peek brothers games between the Barons and the Lookouts to catch a train to New Or- fast one for tifco sacks JBurr produced for Georgia and Pitts for Tech Robinson p Dent p jTi^nt and under The DOX score is as follows assistants Studchakoi 0 EH Odom ^-luriebaker leans the heavy hittingrv "f both sldev a tlmelj single through short the batt"" Starter—W S Farnsworth 0 t C Roonej Oakland l^eorffe \N nraHJns A full same impossible in that getting by MeWhorteeWhortei in ccentee r scor TECH— h po 1 0 1 Scorer—Ed Caw thorn Hi «on time V ing Montague and sending Bui r to ooten, ss Clerk of Course—Hugh Mauck I^ent No —1P1 to 30 cu In Hate Our Ansoi**- third Johnson ended the game by Montague 2b cf 1 1 Met n ^\ Btliuna ^ atkinaville t*a Burr Ib 2 11 Ph5 sician—Dr H J Rosenbursr The Moo&cmen appear 1o h^ve the fannin Announcer—E Brewster Buick IT A Harth Tr K lOx flip Tenn Georgia started the festivities in the Johnson cf rf F A M state referee W V Miller STANDING OF CLUBS Ford 1 H *- \hb tt siuUet ak**r TO Craclcers Ansoras Thej have trimmed Pound If M B I ro«=t Mud ba.it r 30 tatudehaKf-r us as steadily this season as we aid opening stanza Ginn singled F A M local referee A H Cooledge Clements flew out to left McWhorter Wither jqgton c The program as arranged by Cap C oro Lhaln crs oO H B and H S them in 1913 They have reversed Newsom c Senator* 9, Atheletfca O Southern tdn^rs x\ ith a \enseance was safe on "Wooten s ei ror Ginnn go tain Morty Graves for the two meets Washington Maj S —The Philadel oO to oOO cu in ing to second Both men ad\ aince - d_. , Montague 2b today is as follows C,LLB«= 1 em N^ Bui. despite this we miKc t us pre Pitts rf Phias arid Washlngtons battled foi ten Ohattin g-a. Pope Hartfn T •- Cr nc *O\pr a d W diction They are playing betijer than peg on a passed ball and Ginn scored Afternoon. lnnlngs,todaj to a 9 to 3 tie The Atli S Bock r ^t arn Iv T McKlnst on Henderson s infield out second to Hill Sb Ne Or Jd.cksom Ic 1 1 u they know how rlsiit now ind ijtnng Embanks p First Heat Motordrome Purse, 2 letics used three pitchers and the \TLANTA \pllc % U M t ir \rhiUe compa \ first locals four Plank started for the \is Mobile .. . -~ - — 301 to 4uO cu in the old pill better than toe> -^ill a Miles—Glenn (7) Luther (6) Burt ,corse M It idd Pope H irtford little 1 i^er wht,n it warms up anl the Georgia Counter* Totals chaell (4) itpro but retired at the end of the Bin u g m Crane National Br 3C*> RfcKerrall pitchois get right * The Keel and Black added another becond Heat Motordrome Purse 2 "fth Pennock pitched for three in Nashville Albam 1 11 4b Incidental^ thev will not Ji ninSe and then gave way to Bush Montgom > • 1 3 liTtagu-fte i battci with >nt, Jitan on First man in each heat and second man Philadelphia .01 00' 041) 0—9 la 6 NiLonal Bru P McKcrrall ChalmLr-i H Ha,rnson produced a single and Cle Ow ens rf p] IH1-1 ia B and H ^ AIcss has*- nHb^twSv out and havi^ the p i-h Holden 3b in fastest heat to qualify Washington 000 041 211 0—9 S » W awh IE " er three balls and no stride* Jmag ments scored Woodward Manv \ aluabl*- pi ires a id cups 1 a* e Inis ended the run getting until the "Hitrbcock p * f rst Heat Ma~v or Batteries—Plank Pennock Bush and been offered t> tlio •n inninp dn\prs me that Jellow hitting -.n the next eighth when Georgia got two moi e Torbett, c Swee istakcs 3 Miles- Lewis (9) Lapp Ayers Johnson Bngel Shaw ball and getting an extia bade drive Glenn (7) buddeth (3) and Henry Time 3 05 Umpires Con * olio-wins, is the list of donors aid Thats not baseball That s pure un without the aid of a hit Clements Woodward Totals 32 27 16 faecond Heat Mayor nolly and DIneen of ] * adulterated luck and th-i-t s a sample wallced stole second went to third on faweepstakes 3 Mile; uther (6), Mark NT.bor-5 &. < o cup to \ i iner< of what the Mooserncn pulled here in McWhorter s infield out and scored Score bj innings icorjfin Ala •f for all \tlnnia fonbtituUon i when Wooten threw Henderson s Tech 000 000 001 — 1 Burtchaell (4) _, , T)e*r« >O, IVUte Sox 8. la Tcurni cup MIa.nta I ^orpia e\ cry game Third Heat. Mayor Woodward Chicago 111 Mav 8— plaved CI UBS CLL-BS "^Valt until the> begin to miss a Tew grounder o\ er first Henderson going Georgia !01 000 02x- Sweepstakes, 3 Miles — Richards (5) Baltimore _ja Grange to second In an attempt to get Hen SR. "^hill game todaj and by heav> St I ouia fceltua AH 1 rubber o Dobhs Tire of those wilfi pitches and the base Summarj — Two base nits Montague Fleckenstein , Creviston (8) hitting defeated Chicago 10 to S The n pan fup runner gets oaught bv a batter hit derson stealing third Newsom who had 1 struck out by Hitchcock 3 by Bu Final Mayoi Woodward Sweep- Chicag-o ft 5E>6, Opellka jiist been substituted for Witherington gam* was replete with stolen bases and Indianap s S 500 ~ .d dei 1 ting under the three nothing condition banks 6 base on balls off Hltchock 1 stakes 4 Miles —Firs t man in each heal errors B 600 pan;" c in \t nta Auplo Top and Trl i tKrew the pill to left field and Hen off Fufanks 2 hit b> pitched ball bj and second man in fastest heat to , 400 compan\ cup L. it 1 siau,» T re o c attlfl then see -what U happen MoCor deV^pn cantered home Score by Innings R. H E Buffalo 9 41 i +60 mlck will be on their r^cks and they Hitchcock ( W ooten) double plays qualify Kansas City 1 400 cup Kclli Spr nplleld Tiro oompin> !r\or eight innings onlj twent> BIX Detroit . 021 003 103—10 18 5 400 Republic Ru le con p^n\ rup won t be v. inning as many games as Torbett to Harrison to Henderson Me 2s is lit. Chicago 4BO 000 112—. 884 PHtabure Talladega 33S men faced Hitchcock Three fast dou First Heat Motordrome Puree Invi- 6 ul)uc an they ha\e \\ hoi ter to liendei son Clements to K ft IS ?. P d Stanage Benz, tr c il compare cup Miicr s w ere pulled one from Tor Harneton to Henderson M- ooten to tation », Miles — fauddeth (3 ), Lewis lfsranB and Georgia State T bett to Harrison to Henderson one Bun to Hill stolen bases Clements ^9) Burtcha-ell (4) Richards (o) goo" A? Schold Kuhn cup W (j Hal ffood cup N<»w So it) from McWhorter to Henderson and one Time 2 05 Umpires, Chil and Sheri- ber compel} 34x4 red tubo flirt, f\ "Mickej Co*v le and A^nbv McConnell Henderson Hari ison (») Hitchcock becond Heat Motordrome Purse In- dan ^ Thomaa le 1 . Cent Suppl rompani "4x4 re 1 n 1 e weie the hitting stars of the two from Clements to Harrison to Hender pabsed balls Witherm^ton (2) left on vitation 2 Miles —Grave s (1 ) Crevis- M aycrosa 1^ Bruntlwlck son •art "\\ arner Speed nit. ler company teams. Mickey got two singles a dou- bases Tech 3 time of game ton (8) Luther (6) St Loula~CIev«land off rain Amerlcus 11 Cordele n r speedometer Rppd Oil rompinj rel ble and a triple in lour tries AinB/ Vine Catcher 21^ umpire D V Graves of Ala- First Heat Match Race — Flecken- of Triple 1 oil Alexander Seow al 1 romp g-ot a single and two triples in five Some magnificent catches were made stein (10) v GltSnn (7) 13 motorcvcle suit Gua Cattle TJ o gi Ion attempts Final Motordrome Purse Invitation of Harlfv Di\ldson oil f Ivea Austoll iuti Mickev dro\e in fiie of the eight runs 3 Miles — tii at and second man In each eloves counted I^nsinger being nailed at the plate stein (10) v Grlenn (7) Haclc Elbel also had a grand, day and Lorenzen throwing Long out at Consolation Race — Five riders to be M 3; CnMta O. ^.t inta \utomobile and Accessory is-o SOUTHERN LEAGUE announced from judges stand. St Louis, Mo May 8—Leon Ames nation troplj A hich must be on tl r»< with the willow getting two singles w mvmcible todj Southern I capuo times in succession before It can 1 <3 p<* a double and a base on oalls in rour In the se\ enth iflanagan ..was hit. Third Heat Match Race 3 Mile; fVL, M when men were B ham In Atlanta (_1 tta.noocra in N O manentU ou ned M th« contests nl tups to the plate Eibel singled and Reynolds Syigled Fleckenstein (10) i Glenn (7) within scoring distance and his team Nashville In Mont Men pi It in Mobile \\ hlch has been •n on In tw o MULCC-SHI • Boscher who hid not lost a game scoring Flanagan but Kirchei hitting Billies 6, Gulls 4. "W alter Taylor Sweepstakes G Miles mates hit Grlner opportune^ Cmcln meetH b^ T S Crino In a Pop*- Hartf r this season «as the Cracker twirler for Kissinger, or McGonnell could not — Pi ee for all Open to all the riders nati winning from St Louis 3 to 0 South Atlantic I oactic is to 1 e given to Hie car mak ng the t l to set his Fnda> the Lookouts get produce Montgomery Via, Mav 8 —B> win at the trafk. Spore by innings R. H E Charleston in Alba i> bavann^h in Cols cat time cf the Oav ning toda\ s game Montgomery evened Ciclnna,tl ^)00 210 000—3 8 1 Columbia in Jacksonville Aug- In Macon The r Rivera R*-aIt> company cup H si ting seven luns and eight hits off his The Official Sirore delivers- in three innings Kissinger up the series of Mobile The score was St -Louts . 000 000 000—0 4 2 en to tl e ear making the fa-!teit n " i 6 to 4 The \lsitors did not appear American League oient xo 1 or "> to be \ron tbri-e li c •who finished the game went strong CH VTTA»tOOGA — ab r h Batteries Ames and Clarke Grmer Detroit In Chicago fat I*outo in Cleveland Harding was i outed b> the Crackers Johnson If 40200 dangerous until the last inning wthen Doad and Snyder Time i 43 Um in BUCccsHion also th« W J Stoddard tro thei. oatted in three runs a fast double iresj Quigley and Eaaou Philadelphia In \\ ash 3N< 1 In Bobtoi pi v to be given outright to th« car naki i lit the sivth Snmng and Lorenzen Balenti ss 31131 the fastest time of the da> proUdeJ II stopped the Crackers when the^ were Jacobsen cf - 1 play w Ith the bases full preventing INMAN TROPHY PLAY Only one «wne iv,n tim« l» better than jnado at the ^ threatening to tie up the game having MeCormick rf . 41 further talljing The batting of ICIrby B/oeton in % 1 Brool Ijn in Philadelphia b the bases full and ono out Co\le Ib and «nede 01 featured the former Chicago in Plttsburp (.Inch i at! in St Flick 2b making four hits out of four trips to HOTT They Scored raff 3b the plate while the latter secured three Johnson hit the first ball pitched for Street hits out of foux tim«s at bat Jant^en POSTPONED AM SOUTH ATLANTIC „ „„,. & single Balenti sacrificed and when Harding p .. hit a home run dri\e over tine left altimore in Indianapolis BKIjn In Ch capo AMATEURS field fence which was the first of the Doscher errored both hands were safe Lorenaen p Georgia btate IscaKve Jacobsen sacrificed •Vlcrormick hit to i season on the local grounds I lie play for the E H Inrnan trophy aldo*"ta In B v ick Am*rlcus in Cordele McConnell and Johnson Wdi3 snuffed at Totals The Box Snore. i er the Capital City Country club s Peaches 6, Tourists 3. Thomat,vllle in ^\ a> cro«*s TODAY S GAMF5 the plate MeCormick stole and he and "" course at Biookliaven which was Score bj innings K. H. £ ab h p o MOB Tb J MON ab llfylnp Afternoon Leagur Bajenti tallied on Coyle s single to VTLA.'N TA — 0 9 Daley 1C 31120 scheduled to start with the quail Macon SOO 020 Olx — 6 11 1 Georgia- \Iahnmt right center : McConnell 2b =1 32 Calh. ii Ib 4 iound todty has been postpo:•ned a Gadsden in TalUo>ga <,c na In Vm i^ton I xpnaition at \\hltti\\hlttioor 141 Baker b 4 1 1 5 Augusta 002 100 000 — 3 11 3 LaGrange in Rome T\e ^n4n in Opehka I ulton at Scottdale Graff got to second base wihen Me Jennings ss 3 12 b 41134 Holi 1 1 3 G week Batteries —Vtlia^o n and Bow den Connell dropped his high fly >n the Welthonce cf 4 02 rt b t 0 0 0 The postponement was made necee- Hawkins and Bergef Time, 1 40 Um second and tallied when Joh.nson hit Long If 01 aai> b\ reason of the invitation tour pire Fender one off his ears for a triple to left Flanagan rf 0 - nament belnp held in Birmingham tow ff at Smyrna, With one gone in the second, Elbel Fibel Ib Mill r r 40100 where several Atlanta golfers are par Conipan O at Inmin Tar l GEORGIA LEAGUE >sley at Hills i rk doubled Holland walked oschier sacri- Reynolds c Frits- p Score by Innings F H 1 ficed and McConnell tripled scoring Doscher p xLortl 00000 A ma , is always willing to drop TV hat he Sunday Srhool _ Kissinger, p U 1 0 HOTV to tell 3 ou what he Is goingr Savannah 000 212 0*0 — 10 1 1 hitman* JHr S, "W a> oroms 2. Psorth Hide Holland and Reynolds Columbus 000 301 010 _ o *) It Ja-mes x Agogaa ot >. I P c Singles bj Taco"bsen and MeCormick x Kircher Totals 34 4 Sz23 1 Totals J2 6 11 27 12 V* a Across ', rhomnatllle S ra Batteries— Causes Foole and Smith" 1 Central ConRToea.tiom.1 \ L-M Cojle s triple Giaff s single which x Batted for Frltr ninth. Williams and Thompson Time 1 4o Fij&t s-\me r H i. l«risn at Macblnerj ae.il was a pop fly that fell back of the in- Totals 3' 6 11 21 Umpire Vitter 1 hoiruisville flOO 100 "00—o 10 3 First Baptist v Jackson 31 1 field too close in for the outfield to -*x Batted for Calhoun in ninth Buschei 6 Time 2 00 Tjmpirea Breit- x Hit fpr K.issinger 3n seventh z Jantzen out hit by batted ball enstein and O Toole a3 cross 00 000 000—- 9 1 amC «-et and Harding s flv whidi the wind Batteries Da> and Dudlej AlcFar " So nth Side blew against the signboards for tw o Score bj inrungs R Score by innings R Gulls 10, Babies 5. land and Co\ cntj Hol> Innorence v Klrkwood I K r bases tallied four^runs for the Mooses C h at ta n oo g~a 14 100 0—8 Mobile 000 000 103—4 Pels 6f Barons 3. Score by mninga R H. B Second game R H E Coilege Park v Capitol \ ic v in the third Atlanta 030 00Z 1—6 Montgomery 300 J01_ OOx—t \Ibany . . 200 000 003— 58Thomas'vill3 e • 000 2_0—o 6 4 D "McCorrnick s triple which took a hop Birmingham Ala May 8—Birming- S. '\° D v Parlc at Piedmont Summary—Eirors Calhoun 1 O Del ham again suffered defeat here this Charleston 020 140 021 — 10 12 3 aj cross 10o 10\.—7 8 3 over Flanagan s head, being onl> a Sl&mmarj—Two base hits Eibel Batteries Peddj Mbrrow and Er Junior Sunrtay School Harding Cojlc three base hits Me 1 bchmidt 2 r«tz 1 two base hit afternoon three local pitchers being Batteries Marbat and Dudlej Mil single but for that, and Coyle s single hit hard b> the New Orleans players vi in Foster and Marshall Time 2 ler and Co\cne> Aeoga Fclerala v Cordon tallied the final Lookout run in the Connell 2 Johnson Cos le» MeCormick Claik three base hit Kirb\ home run hours Umpire Moran J intzen stolen bases Gribbens Dona- The facore was G to 3 Johnson open- Jackf n Hill v Tones fourth, this being made off of Kis- innings pitched by Dofacher 3 with 8 ed foi the local club but was erratic Awoerlcus T, Cordcle O hits * runs by Harding 5139 hits, hue double plij s 1 Jollaiidei to Snede- 1 Ml ga to 1 c pi lyed at P cdn ont park A. base on halls to Eibel singles b> o runs struck out, by Harding 2 by Hollander to "akei to fenedecoi and was replaced bj Gregory in the Scouts 21, Gamecocks 2. Scoie bj inning *' I lit ba*?ea on balls third inning- Gregory lasted two and Amencus 010 004 0 0— 1 3 Holland and Ivlssinger filled the bases Kissinger 2 baseb on balls off Hard icrifice hit Elw two thirds inning^ after which Harbin Score bj, innings R H E City I eague in the CrackersX sli.th McConnell sin- ing 3 off Lorenzen 1 off Kisningei 1, ofC Fritr 2 ofE Buscher 1 left on bases Ooidele OJt 000 "00—6 i Crane x W estern H.lectrlc at Te Montgomery went Into the box Columbia 010 001 000— 263 Batteries Pratt and Manchester £led. scoring riBPl and Hblland Jen , sacrifice hits Balenti Jacobsen Dos- ""Mobile hit by pitched Stales opened for the \isltors but Jacksonville 208 002 234 — 21 24 1 Boulevard nlngs beat out an infield hit filling her Flick stolen bases McCormick. ball by Buscher 1 (Cl irk) its ilder and Eubahks. Time 2 hours Standard Oil v Murray at S T PJcd innings none out the sixth he became w ild and was Batteries —Lowr y and Chalkerj Bur Umpire E\ans the bases again Coyle hit b^ pitched ball, by Lorenzen Buscher taken out, Bagby going to the mound meister and Krebs Time 2 05 Umpire m (Flanagan) Time 2 00 Umpires, Rud- ninth with 4 runs off Blake none In xattonal Union v Te-^aa Co at 8 Plwl- Ix>renzen relieved Harding at this The game was loosel> played pla> ers Lauzon Brunsvrack-Vnldoirta, rain roont stA"-e and "Welchonce and Long the derham and Pfenningrer one inning struck out by .Fritz 1 by of both teams running wild on the bases and many ei rors were made Box Score. BHM ab r h. po a Is O ab r h po a AI D Id 3b 4 101 Blu m Ib 50190 i 2b 4 Starr 2b 61144 Distincftve/y Jndi\>id\taJ Cov Knls y rt D Burns If 4223 Stev. t rf & T Ind, y 3b 4 fl S 1 2 Maffee 1C S Nort n rf 1 0 0 ] Ellam aa 3 Trag or c 3 Hie ins,o John n p 0 Styles p 000 Greg ry p 1 Baeby p 000 Harbin p 2 0012 Totals 30 3 5 27 IB Totals 610 27 15 PIEL BROS. Score by innings Birmingham 000 021 000—3 New Orleans 202 020 000—6 Summary Errors McDonald, 1, Mar- can 1 Johnson I Gregory 1 Harbin I FATIMA PROVE THEIR CLAIMS Starr 1, Higglns 1 two base hit Starr, stolen bases Marcan (2) Covington TURKISH BLEND sylvester. Burns (2) Northen, Bar- >are, sacrifice hits Covmgton land- CIGARETTES eav Northen, struck out, by Gregory "The color of Piel Bros, beers is solely due L by Harbin 1, bv Stales 2 by Bagby 2 double plaj s, Starr to Barbare to Bluhm bases on balls off Styles 6 to the matter extracted from the malt and hops off Bagby 2 off Johnson 2 off Harbin 2 left on bases, Birmingham 9 New Distinctively Orleans 9, hit by pitched ball Gregory in the brewing, and no extraneous substance of (Northen) fctyles (Carroll) hits off Johnson 4 In 2 1 3 innings off Gregory fitting for all I In 223 innings, off Harbin 2 in 4 any kind whatsoever is employed for shading." .nnings off Styles 3 in 5 innings, off occasions Bagby 2 in 4 innings ^ild pitches, Johnson (2) Styles Time 2 40 Um pires FIfield and Kenn Analysis of Piel s Beer purchased in the open market and certified by Dr Robert C Schupphaus, A- M , Nashville-Memphis— Ho In' Ph. D, (Goettingep) Member of the Ataerican, Ger man and Chemical Industrial Societies Dated Neuralgia Surrenders THE TEN- October SOtli, 1913 To Anti Kamnia Tablets Ask for the favorite Piel brew thrpughout the south BOOTS AT ORPHEUM Shriners Sweepstakes Jake Abel and Terry Nelson came to :erms yesterday for their ten-round >attle at the Orpheum theater next PIEL'S GOLDEN DORTMUNDER Wednesday nifcht The scrap \vill be MOTOR RACES he semi windup to the Hanlon-Perry bout Always Bottled at the Brewery Nelson has been seeking: a match Atlanta Motordrome with the Chattanooga boy ever since Cake stopped him In forty one rounds of a private flg:ht held here two years COLLEGE GAMES TODAY Sold by All First-Class Dealers ago Terry has Improved a heap since. ;hen and Is confident that he can take Tennessee v A anderbilt In Nashville. his opponent s measure next Wed net, Georgia v lech in Athens 2:30 and 8:00 P. M. Auburn v Cumberland in Auburn day M«*rcer v Florida -In Macon Worlds Fastest Motors— Jim Perry arrived in the city Fndav and greatest Riders night from his home in Philadelphia Jlmm\ has trained hard in Quakejtown Prices—Arena 25c. Grandstand 5Oc and iviir not do but little work before ic climbs into the ring- for anotl ei ten lound bout These lads Ha-nlon is working faithtulls evei> hj,\e hooked up twice once in a six I day at a local gymnasium and declaies toundei ind once in a eight rounder that he will stop Perrj ' I can box just The nonors weie ibout e\cn in caili Panamas Cleaned, Best as well as Jimmv and hit Harder said match A ten round affan ought to prove | rddje last night Now how can I which it. rcaJK the better mm j Work. BUSSEY, "Tht tld bat mm" O8*7" A b tttlf ro\al bctTveen six of thee t C. PIEL M PIEL C.PIEL M PIEL Promoter Castro signed I\.id Under haidest colored sludgers in Xhe souuth, I Foundcn Whitehall, wood «nd 3tumi> Goodwin j esterday will open the card Wednesday ht. | f * j* SP4PFR1 A B . COSBTTEUTKaf, ATLA|TTA, (JA., SATURDAY, MAY 9, '1914. Page Nine.

Sfaeppardi Cunningham and Gmtterrez. | EX-GOV. OF HAVANA 3* Rome O. ON TRIAL FOR MURDER \ SPORTS Score by inninfesinninfes. R. H. E. JACK COOMBS WILL LaGranKe f ...... 000 00 fllfllOO 100— 1 5 0 Havana, May 8.—Great .nterest is} CONTINUED Rome ...... 000 000 000—0 2 2 inc shown in the_ trial of Ernesto ABbert, former governor of Havana, ] Batteries: .Zellers and Lalltte; SOON M AGAIN Senator Vi£ai Morales and RepreserL- (. Knlsht and Taylor. tative .TJgremo Anas, who are" charged \ with the murder of Chief of "Police \ Opcllha 3, Keirnan I. Philadelphia, May 8.—John Coombs* Armando RIva. The newspapers are Now Is The Time To Enter Georgia-Alabama League pitcher for the Philadelphia American devotmcr full pages to the proceed- { Score by~inmngs: R. H. E. league baseball team, who was injured inea. The testimony of ninety-five Newnan 1)20 000 000—2 7 4 in the world's series !of 1911, may be witnesses for the prosecution alreadv - Stima 3, Annlston «. I • Opollka 19* ZOO OOx—3 8 4 able to take, him turn in the box In six lias fceen taken. The defense -will in- The $25,270 Free Gift Campaign Score by innlnsn: R. H or eight weeks, according to physi- troduce 130 witnesses. . .000 ooo ooo—o a Batteries—May and Klmball; Ery clan-Kwho examined him yesterday. Riva was shot last July during an Slma v .310 000 10x—5 7 3 Hawkins and Williams. Mcl*in. Urn- The famous pitcher, who received the altercation on the Prado. He died aoon /KBatterieu: Batson, BilIinBsworth and pire. Markel. Time 2:00. returns of laat year's world's series afterward from his wounds. of The Atlanta Constitution garaea while lying on a hospital cot, arrived here on Wednesday from Pal- estine. Texaa. Me had been wearing a specially made brafce to support his Spain Downs Battleships. back until about three -weeks ago and Madrid/ May S.—Admiral Miranda, You Can Win An Automobile wanted a thorough examination of the 1 minister of marine, yesterday tabled a old Injuries before attempting to don bill providing for an annual credit or his baseball togs aeraln. S7 200 000 over a period of nine years The physicians Bald, they, found that to be used exclusively in building war- Coombs is in fine condition and "weighs ships. Under the bill it was intended 188 pounds. to develop the Spanish arsenals so aa They gave him permission to start to avoid having to use foreign build- Thirteen Motor Cars Given Away King's Sporting Goods exeroiatng next week-am^ told him that ers in constructing battleships. The he, could gradually work into playing minister of marine expects that a bat- shape. He -will begin by assisting: in tleship to be laid down in 1317 will be the work of coaching- the young: pitch- built entirely by Spaniards and with Every Energetic Entry Will Be Given a Prize TENNIS ers. Spanish materials EH HIGH SCHOOL AMUSEMENTS. 25,000 EXTRA VOTE OFFER One prepaid subscription for any schedule length of time will Ra,cket Covers, TACKLES RIVERSIDE ATLANTA'S BUSIEST THEATER Dally MathlM 2:30 entitle the candidate 25,000 votes additional. This is also 50c, 75. $1, $1.25 FORSYTHtStiKit 8:39 Gainesville. Ga., May S.-—(Special.)— Championship Balls . 35c The Tech High school baseball team HanU the Slum All of Tlrnn WARHINa additional to the 5,000 votes allowed each nominee. :: :: :: :: of Atlanta, will meet the Riverside lira Ta«U( Abnit and Von Tennis Rackets $1 to $8 Military academy team here Saturday, Outhl No' to Mist GET SEATS NOW Deuce Balls 25c in what promises to be an interesting Gladys Clsritl Harrj Beramann IM. f^f^cj-c Nothing to enter—nominate yourself, relative or friend ball game. \ In Jusi Laikir's tit Shrine Tennis ^fets. . $1 to $8 Tennis Shoes . . $1 to $2 Riverside is doubly anxious to win • *• V^OSCo and win a fine motor car. You can win if you will only this came, first to *ret revenge for the "The Trained Nurses" Week beatin? that Tech High school handed make the proper effort. /Vo one has a better ehance than you. out in football last fall and second be- MILT COLLINS Nat Wills cause the Atlanta preps are amongr the «i.T»lk»to 7.OOB :1^OO 24 month* 8.OO SO.fMM) 18.0OO Morning Parade 9:00 a. m. will endeavor to answer -all questions HOTELS AND RESORTS 12 month. K.OO ZO.OOO JO.OO9 Sunday only by ma lit Old. pertaining to all branches of sports.) 24 n>ontlu> v: . . . 1O.OO 5O.OOO 23, ft month* $ l.2?i 2,000 i.ooo SandaT ormly tmbBcrlptlon not accented for cmr- 12 month* 2.OO n.oon 24100 Dick Jemiaon, Sporting Editor The \TIjANTlC CITY. Tier dellverr- Neither will a dallr and Sandar sub- 24 roontha 4.OO 14,000 7,000 Night Parade 7:30 p. m. Constitution: I. Where la Elmer Law- scription, be accepted for carrier delivery irken Both Pfo ant)*cri|>tlon vrlll be talcen in thin contest for rence? 2 Where IB Joe As;ler? A. F « longer period tkan tjnro year*. 1. In the Virginia league. 3. With are not to be delivered to same address. the Buffalo Federals. SlTBSCIlrFTIOJV BALLOT KO. 1. the number of clnbh they may «rcvre, but may «*- «en the dates ot May 2 a»s Mar », « sneefall care aa many aa poaatble. Situated directly on the ocean * Imllot Kood for 26,000 votes ad«ltlo»al to the regu- The aecond boann period will be In effect from front, and with Ita appointments 4 lar senle will be Issued to eack candidate tnmlnc May 3O nntll June 6. and •will be aa folloim: F*or and equipment make tt an ideal £ la or mailing to this office a aew subscription. This ffTfty club of 930,000 vrortb. of nevr subncrl,it1oi>i« GREAT SHRINE PAGE ANT Cracker*' Daily Hitting S«asidfl Home I " turned !• or mailed to this office lietireen 4be aboie ballot vrlll only n« Issued on one subscription, and Capacity 60O. AlwsT* Open. 3 ovlr «aa ballot credited t* each candidate* date* a certlflcatD for 200.OOO additional votca will AVA1YTER J. BCZBT. S be imraed. These clubs may be composed of new These figures include the same with STJBSCBIPTION BAJDLOT SO. 2. •nbacrlptlona for three and H!X montfaa as 'well «a Chattanooga on Friday: Between the dntes of Mar • «ud 18, a special yearly anbucriptlonn. Players. G. R. H. ballot for 50.000 vote* additional to the regular scale The third bonux period will be effective front Munch ...... 1 0 1 June 6 to 13. and will be an follows: Vor every club McCoxmell .. . J .. .. 23 will be Issued to each candidate turning In W.OO IS 35 worth of new subscriptions. Only sne ballot will be of 924.0O worth of neir nuhncrlptlonH turned In or Long; 1 .. ..16 .345 mailed to this office betweeu tbe obo^e datea. a cer- Special Trains, May 12 Kirciier ...... 14 .320 credited to each candidate. " T^HE LAST .1 W«Ichonc« 14 .304 X. T r^A T J~ tUlcate for 1SO.OOO extra Vote* will be isancd. Flanagan .,23 13 22 .297 X I— < \\ I wonomfiDTEt 1 BONUS PERIODS. T^aat bonua offer will be In effect from June in Reynolds 14 4 10 .294 ^U I V TH CONJTaUCTIOM First bonus period will be In effect from Mar IB to SO. Onrlnff this period a certificate fai- JOO.OOO Holland is 5 Id .265 to Mar 30- nurtnr thla period a certificate for additional ^otes will be issued to ever.y enndldate From ELBERTON and intermediate Elbe! =.1 "" 21 .263 3OO.OOO additional votes will he Issued upon ^very tnmlna; In or mailing fo iblM office a club of *^4.OO 1, Jennings .. 23 34 16 worth of new aubacriptton-i. I Porryman .. club of »S8JM> worth of new Tearly subscriptions, or 1 a certificate for 150.OOO additional votes will be AH bonus votes are additional to the regular points arrive Atlanta 8:00 a. m. Return-, Dent . .. . scale of votes Issued upoa pald-ln-ndvanre subnerip- I Dunn . .. 44 1S2 Issued upon every club of *24.OO worth of new year- Doecher . . 10 .100 l" «ub"crlp««sV Candidate are .ot limited a. to tloas. The recnlar scale of vote* wilt not be champed. ing leave Atlanta 10:00 p. m. same date. Kidsfnger- .. .. 10 .100 Browntnx .. . 14 071 Eflrd 11 000 This contest is open to everybody. Any Price . 10 .000 VENDIG From MACON and intermediate MEMBER OF ARSON SQUAD gentleman in the state of Georgia or con- Nomination Blank points arrive Atlanta 8:30 a. m. Return- B3 _ ID $2i,270 Circnlalion Campaign GIVEN YEAR IN PRISON PH I LAD E LPH I A, tiguous territory desiring to enter can do ! Date ing leave Atlanta 9:45 p. m. same date. Leeds, England, May S.—-Lillian Len- so through the name of hig wife, mother, ton, a militant auffragatte, waa sen- 13 AwRLBERT STREETS. Tke ConiitKntioii— Gentlemen t tenced todaj at the assizes here to a 2 Minutes from PENNSYLVANIA I nominntf ... .. year's imprisonment for setting fire and PHILADELPHIA 6 READING- sister, cousin, lady friend, etc. The state- I < State whether Mrs. or to "Westfield house, Donfiaater, in June TERMINALS Gives everybody opportunity to see last >ear^ Miss Lenton, while waiting city , A trial for the crime, which she con- ment made repeatedly by The Constitution Street No St*t«? „ fessed, was released after a hunger NEAR TO EVERYWHERE both parades and return home same strike. She disappeared and remain- . .mm a candidate In The Constitution CIr- ed in hiding for almost a year, but waa that this contest is open to every woman rearrastedl a few days ago a(j Brighton. night. in its territory does not mean that both S.st-n Appeal in Thaw Co*e. Concord, K. H,, May 8.—The appeal men and boys cannot participate in the con- Tills nontlnntton Itlsnk irlll count 3.OOQ \<>te« of the state of New York from the If »ent to file C run palpi. Dcpnrttncnt of The decision of Federal Judge Edgar Aid- C-cnaU1r.tif.'., Only tbe flriit nomlnntlon blank Reduced Railroad fares from all points on test through some lady relative or friend. received wfli wunt for Vote*. The Count! to tlon, reserves the rl^rht to reject nny nnmlnntton. rent nts extradition to iwew With this proviso everybody is invited to The name of the person nuvklns: the nomina- vhich was filed today, contends t Popxil ar G afe , Or il I tion wlH not be Southern Railway court erred in nl.ne particular a. and J?estarurajat.r- enter this campaign. Neuralgia Surrenders JAME5 C .WALS H. To A-K Tablet*.

SPAPFRf Page Ten. THE CONSTTTUTICW; ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914. r a loner formal comnQunication from CKAPIN'S IMPERSONATION AVIATOR MEETS DEATH PLANNING TO RUSH Raphael Zubaran, in behalf of Gen- TROOPS TO MEXICO eral Carranza, declaring the friendly OF LINCOLN PLEASES BEFORE MOTHER'S EYES BEAVERS OF NA1N attitude of the constitutionalists to- Unable to Wed Man She Loved ward the United States Tne document reversed the position announced by Benjamin Chapin, impersonatoi of Utica, X \ ila> S —Percn al ^ an Continued From Page One. Carranza, immediately after the occu- Abraham Lincoln on the stage, ap- Jsess of Ltica, a licensed aviator \\ 13 pation of Vera Cruz, that he resented peared last night at the Baptist T*b- killed her< toda^ T.S hen hit? new bi the occupation. He now regards the Beautiful Young Girl Suicides plane turned turtle, Van No^« a^d ,ms CONVENE IN ATLANTA ernacle before a large audience, the brother ha'v m^ just completed the new. would not be sent out of the country, American movement as directed against event being the closing number of the but would be used on the Texas border. Huerta and not against tne Mexican machine Their mother xa.\\ the fall people wno, he says, are on friendly i Alkahest l>ceum course Mayor Woodward Welcome* Cabinet Bfembera Differ. terms with the United States The Augusta, Ga , Mai S —(Special )— heard a revolver shot in his residence, i Mr Chapin is a tall slim man ^vith Jacob Riis Better. The discussion of remtorcmg Gen- document was significant as being the Miss "Tommie" "Wnittaker, 18 years old, where Miss Whitaker was alone, and deep furrows about his mouth ind e\e- Visitors and John Piazza lids that droop down pevuliarl^ o\er Battle Creek Mich Mn> S —Jacob eral J^unston at Vera Cruz has de- first official communication announceo daughter of Mr and Mrs W H. Whlt- on examination, found the young lady veloped a marked difference of opinion by the stat$ department as having been clear blue eyes, his hair is grav and Rii<3 who for se\ eral w eeKs has been aker, whose plantation is located about lying on her b«d dead. long He does not look so much like ill at a Jticil health resort is impro\ Responds. in the cabinet. Some take the view received from an official of the Car- ranza government. Hitherto Carranza a mile from Berzeha, shot herself It is understood that of two suitors Lincoln, but he is Lincoln just the Ing F*h\ sicians \vho attended him that the mediation negotiations might same—or the Lincoln, at least, that has •*a\ his condition at times has been has addressed his communications tc through the heart at the home ot her the family favored one while ahe fa- be embarrassed by such an act, others the American government through the come down through historv and tradi critical The first session o£ annual convention believe it a necessary precaution. brother-m-law, "William Partridge, de- vored the other. She was particularly ti-on His gospel is Lincoln's—the g-os X* of Beavers TV as held Friday morning American consuls in Mexico General Funston is understood to have Zubarana, who is minister of foreign pot agent at Berzcha, at 5 o'clock this popular and an unusually beautiful pel is freedom and, abo\ e all hu at the Bea\er hall, 57 ^ East Hunter told the war department that bis lines affairs in the Carranza government, afternoon young-woman The family is a. large inanity street About 150 delegates were pres- are vulnerable at different points and communicated to "Washington on tms Partridge, who was in the depot, and prominent one ent Others arrwed last night that a sudden attack along the rail- particular occasion The meeting: was called to order at Word came to constitutionalist head- In [1913 I 2 7S5 coal miners Tveie Killed road would necessitate the -with- in the United States 9 o clock by W C Munday, president quarters here that General Carranza FASTEbT STEAMtRS IN THE « OKLI> drawal from other points, which had ordered the campaigns against of the Atdanta dam He introduced would be left unprotected He has in- Liverpool Service Ma> or Woodward who delivered the Tampico and San Luis Potosi to quick formed the w-ac department that he conclusions, that reinforcements were Negro With Clothes Ablaze welcoming: address in behalf of the will need 15,000 to 18,000 men to hold on their way to both places The LUSITANIA . . May I9«°° city The major touched upon the great Vera CruE and outlying districts. march of the constitutionalists to the good accomplished by secret orders Secretary Garrison today said no or- vicinity of San Luis Potsi, has cut ore MAURETANIA . May 26 ?°M° This address was responded to by railway communication, according to BEACON QUICKEST ROL TE i la. n^Hi^U \ KD (or ders had been issued for any troop dispatches General Carranza tele- IONDON PVKISs BFKLIN MLNN \ Supreme President John N Piaz/a of mov ement, but it became known au- Riddled by Posse's Bullets Vicksburg, \Iiss who <*poke on "Fia- graphed a denial here today of the re- thontatively that contracts had been ported quarrel between himself ano ^"^/u^'tfA? LUSIFANIA.. >™ g ternalism As It Is and As It Was ' He closed for the chartering of several General Villa over General Chao. gov- AQUITANIA - to'"-™ AQUITANIA. . '".V told ot the abuses of fraternal orders merchant steamers anfficers that MAURETANIA, fS' ^MAURETANIA. c";*n? him in Torreon and not in prison, as building which had been fired oxer his order and more fraternal spirit for issued was reported, and was still governor the negro had terrorized a lumber Beavers It w as understood that within two of Chihuahua head by a posse, his clothing ablaze. camp, displaying a revolver, and later A business meeting ^as held Friday weeks at least nine transports will Reports of hostilities at Tampico Svl\ ester Washington, negro desperado, a shotgun. Deputy Simon, accom- afternoon and upon adjournment, the ha\ e been secured Secretary Garri- were meagre Secretary Daniels tele hurled defiance at his pursuers here panied by Judge Malanw, drove to supreme representatives went to the 1 graphed Admiral Mayo for information late today and fell dead, his body rid- the negro's home In a buggy When II MS in, ,11 I \ J, ,1LL\ 22. VLK.tbT 26 ball g-ame Friday night a big banquet son declined to discuss the chartering concerning reports that all ships hac dled with bullets the officer knocked on the door the Ore it Britain's Ijirseist Mitp •was tendered them at the Id m ball of the steamers The only thins he been ordered from the river American Tho Embodiment of the Pro* ed Qualities house The delegates -will be given a would say, was ships were withdrawn several davs | Before being brought to bay by the negro emerged from the rear and, ,f the sight-seeing automobile trip today ' There is no contemplated aggres- ag^o but it Is understood that consti- posse the negro had added to his roll coming around the side of the house, t.1 M L VNI \ und MALItr TAMA abou* the cu> tutionalists, as well as federals, will of death the name of Charles Bonn, fired with a shotgun Simon w as sive movement at this time " fatally wounded Judge Malancon re- Officer** Are Elected. *1 his is in line with the attitude of not permit any ships to land supplies railroad engineer, a posseman Bohn I riittUo in MiIp Construction or persons treated to the buggy and Washington The following officers, wer e elected other higrh officials of the administra died two hours after being wounded fired at him, inflicting slight rounds Secretarj Daniels also telegraphed He also shqt and slightly injured — Friday at the annual convention of the ton who contend that the bending of Hear Admn al Howard, on the Pacific Washington then disappeared from Long Wear Royal Dam of Beavers of the World i enforcements to General Funston is coast for information concerning the Mllllet, another member of the posses, his home, and had eluded the officers Supreme president faam li. Jones, of not an aggressive act and does not reported fall of Mazatlan whose horse was killed under him for more than a it eek It is presumed Chattanooga supi erne past president, violate the arrangement for a suspen- Late tonight the South American me- Within the past ten da>s the negro had that he was driven from hiding yester- Solid Comfort diators were notified by the Huerta day iby hunger, as he appeared in a Judge J IN Plaza Xicksburg supreme sion of hostilities killed two "white men and wounded field near here and held up two over- government that the Mexican delega- two others i vitq presilent W C Munday, Atlanta Reinforcement* Recommended. tion would leav e Metlco Cit\ tomor- seers, talcing their dinner palls A Real Style jBupreme chaplain C W Clark, Vicks- The fact that the army officers had row for Niagark Palls, via Vera Cruz The tragedy today is the Sequel to posse, headed toy Sheriff Joseph Dor- burg supreme heccetary, W H Fruit- an attempt to arrest Washington on mier, was at once fortned and started uili ACrKii and s ut.li \imrn. u In itcoramended the sending of at least and Key "Weat tieher. Btngham. supreme treasurer. April 29, the negro at that time fatally in pursuit | Genuine Economy TV T Holt, Mobile, supreme guide 50 000 to 60,000 men to Vera Cruz be- Bloodhounds trailed'the negro today b ' IIII^PT "irs cinie Jcnown generally in official quar- MORE REBEL~VICTORIES shoot-ng Deputy Sheriff T C SLmon, to the Sidney plantation, near here, Kt-1 Hi- hKN f \FI\ JLS 1 OR Pfc-MNM George Crosthwait Nash\ ille supreme ters \ number of officials admitted of this parish and wounding Judge where, after wounding two members of 1 \K A OKIKM VI SIt,\M N M K. VI ION guardian, G R foignaio Memphis su- REPORTED AT VERA CRUZ A. M Malancon Simon was rushed to the posse, he took refuge an a barn «»\II'\N\ IN t M1E1> SI \TKS \>,I) ( V\ that the administration was confront- Vl<\ IKMjlbNX hVlllNi.1 FOR I MM \ preme sentinel F P Wallace, Dora, ed with the problem of deciding Vera Cruz May S —-Reports of rebel New Orleans for treatment ^.nd died in The bulging was set on fire and, be- (HIS* .I\I\N \l M K-VI I \—< III IsE-w Ala , supreme trustee, E A -Commings, victories continue to reach Vera Cruz a hospital there on April 30 ing- filled with hay, burned rapidl> NOK«K1V\ I IOKIX- fcTC I' Ml, HTH whether it would limit its military ac- Washington came out, his clothing AM> W1H H.I V 17TII XlOl&T 7III Vicksburg supreme counsellor, A J tivities to protecting the forces already It WAS reported today that Emalianc When a posse, searching for the Qraham, Atlanta supreme organizer, Zapata had taken Cuernavaca, capital negro last night, saw two men riding burning brightly, but seeing no a\enue at Vera Cruz ° or whether a suf- of the state of Moreloa, wliich is with- of escape, dashed back into the build- "so «. } DTK Offlie 24 State Strict or H H Cneliah Birmingham ficient numbei of men would be placed on the blind baggage of a passenger ing In a very short while he emerged The next meeting will be held in in fortj .miles of Mexico Cit> Repoits in readiness at "V era Cruz for a flying of rebel successes aie still being sup- train they fired. The negro escaped, again, hurling opprobrious language at Chattanouga his pursuers He carried his rifle e\pedition to Mexico City in case the pressed in tho capital and few persons but his companion, a white man, -whose there know of General Villa, s steady name is not known here, fell from the which had been rendered useless when Banquet t^njoyeif. Huerta. regime collap&od and irrespon- a bullet Clred by a posseman broke the At 9 o clock Fi ultiv night the dele- approach from the north train, his scalp punctured with shot sible bands threatened the lives of Americana traveling betw een the magazine The iposse fired and the gates weie entertained at an elaborate Lt is thought he will recover negro fell dead New Orleans Ymericans and other foreigners in the capital and Vera Cruz are impressed The first attempt to arrest "Wash- banquet at the Kunbali nous*- \V C capital The barn and a few outbuildings most b\ the solicitude of Huerta s of- were destroyed by the flames Siunday acted as toastmaster nd The mediators continued their ses- ficers lor the safety of foreigners, es- to Bremen toasts were gi\en by Judge Dick Rub- sions today Reports that Mexican del- pecially Americans The recent ar- sell Robtit K Davisoii John ¥ toputh, rest of two Englishmen, who subse VETERANS INDORSE Onc J T Da.bne\ bam Jones and othei s egates would come by way of Salina Quently were released, called forth a Class (II) Tho speak* it, elaboiated upon At- Cruz and Vancouver, B C, and thence reprimand of the federal officers from POLICY OF WILSON lanta s hospitalit\ while the Atlanta across Canada to Niagara Falls, gave Preaident Huerta Travelers who ar Steamships speakers laugh ingl> declared tliac some concern as likely to cause delay rived here from the capital today re- steam-rollet methods had been used in The Huerta, delegates planned to avoid port that normal conditions exist there Continued From Page One. Regular service just established. securing the Beaver convention foi The military situation In Veia Cruz Splendid st camera, exception- Chattanooga nett year passing through the United States, but is unchanged Various reports today telegraphic inquiries are under way ally fine passenger accommoda- of large bodies of federal troops near Department of Trans Mississippi, were f rpm W hich these plans may be the city were characterized by army tion and large cargo capacity chUnged so as to pei mit the confer- officers as exaggerated The military re elected by acclamation f. H. HOTT SHOE CO. Afefter*. Hanebnter, N, H COLUMBUS MERCHANT Survivors of Forrest's cavalry to- ence to proceed on Mav IS with the officers are agreed that some exten- night sent President Wilson a copy PUT UNDER $10,000 BOND Mexican delegates present sion ol the lines is desirable for the protection of food and water supply of the resolutions adopted yesterday NORTH The names of American delegates to of V*ei a Cruz BEACON SHOE STORE Columbus Ga May h —(Special )— the mediation conference •«- ill he an- Orders f i om "Washington that the offering the services of a hundred men William Olein, merchant \v as todaj nouncd shortly and it is known that lines be n,ot extended thus far have from their ranks for duty in Mexico in 17 Peachtree St, Atlanta, Ga. GERMAN placed undei $10 OOD bond on the chaige Justice Lamar, of the United States prevented an> action being taken, but the event of trouble with that country of concealing from the tiustees goods supreme court, and Mayor Newton D it is believed officers are pressing the Thoiiaanda Cheer Veteran*, UNION MADE FOR KIN belonging to his estite. which ihad been war department for permission to Thousands of enthusiastic citizens Baker of Cleveland, aie t^vo of the broaden the lines If Washington a*? LLOYDI placed in bankruptcy v, ith intent to men v, ho probably will be named prov es the troops here probably will and visitors today loudly cheered sur- iKOM NEW defraud Hopeful Ot er Mediation. I be increased foi an extension of the i ivors of the confederate army TV ho Cleln has been indicted b> a federal The administration is still hop-eful lines, thei eby leaving ln Juno tho deputy marshal this morning. He that mediation will accomplish some answer any calls from coast towns Uneeda Biscuit £ rnnkfurt ' Jul\ ija\e bond a,nd was released " thing and there is e\ erj desire that esque as former parades, because only STEAMSHIPS. ^.dvices from Mexico City say that a few attempted to march, the spec- the conference shall proceed without refugees are moving freely from the A crisp, clean, nutri- tacle furnished a thrilling sight to anv untoward incident capital toward Puerto Mexico The tious food. For 31" < rnndelet ' St na% al transports Hancock and Moro hundreds •who saw the heroes for the CORDELE CAS PLANT The landing of marines at Tampico Frank .1 OriUu Pas'? Agt. to protect the oil wells has been under Castle are still here first time everybody— every- SO Coin no M WORK TO START SOON consideration by foreign governments, Ve-terans, maids an-d sponsors, in where. Fresh in the Inexpensive! I*,cw Orle ins L,«i o but has been rejected The report TROOPS AT ~GALVESTON nearly two thousand automobiles, took Local Ab*-nts Cordele, Ga May S—(Special )—A brought by Tampico refugees that a part in the parade All of the depart- moisture-proof pack- Vacation Trips | f ra-nchise was f?i anted b> the city MADE READY TO EMBARK mental officers of the three divisions council of Cordole last night to the guard already had been landed by the age, s cents. Holland warship Kortona-er, to protect Galveston, Texas, May 8 —On orders were on horseback, as well as a de- Illinois das and Water company to in- from Washington the Fourth and Sixth stall cb gas pli,nt The council i e- the Corona properties owned by a tachment of Forrest's cavalry Mounts To Europe brigades of the United States army at could not be obtained for a number of quires a cafah bond of $.> 000 placed in Holland company was denied from Texas City were made ready today to You can we Germany, Switzer- one 01 the local banks to show troocl Tampico embark for Mexico at a moment s no survivors of this noted troop They, faith which the company has ilreadj as w ell as other veterans, attempted land. England, France—m fact exptesfeccl a \\ illingrness to ma^kc vtcnsi\o prep irations are being tice and tonight the troops are pre e: VJ F* o «=» E made tor pai ticipation by the presi pared to go aboard transports quickly to march, but reluctantly fell out of alt of the continent—at no It !s pioposed th it \vork on the plant as orders are received the formation unable to stand the greater cost than for a trip to Egypt China Japan begin in six months to be completed dent the secret iry of the navj the Three steamships tho Den\ er and tn two \CAI s secret.!] v of war ind a delegation of, strain of the pace set by those mounted California or a vacation in the Panama Cuba Bermuda Coloi ado of the Mallorv lino and Os and in automobiles mountaim or at the leuhore ,e\cn senators aiftl twenty one repre- sabaw, of the Texas Citv Steamship Ham fell just before time for the Summer Cruises to Norway sentatives nt congiess in the funeral company were chartered late today to parade to begin Participants and if you t»Tel by the one cabin Make Reservations Aou> RETURNS FROM WEST; ceremonies at New York and Brooklyn, be used as transports and carriers of spectators were forced to ruah fa? (•econd) Jteamers of the Monday, for the marines and blue- ai mj supplies shelter The downfall lasted only a JOHN M. BORN. Steamship Agent SAYS SOUTH IS AHEAD jackets killed at Vera Ciuz The Denver rame into port tonight short while and bright sunshine pre- from New Tork with eightv four re- 710 Candler Bldg,, Phone Ivy 4884 Secretary Daniels sailed late tonight vailed during the greater part of the After spending- fom > eai s in C ili- cruits for tKfe armv The Morgan line day The weather was extremely NORTH fornia \rizona and New \te\lco I De- on board the Mayflower and will join steamer El Valle is here ind probably warm TV itt Bowen a former Atlanta bov who the funeral ship Montana, off the Vir- will be drafted for service by the gov- Papers with dispatches from Wash- has been hei t, on a visit for b^ver U gini t capes tomorrMv ariiMngr m ISew ernment It also was reported tonight ington and Mexico in regard to the ZuZu GERMAN ANCHOR L3NE da.\ s declared fruda* that he had de- 01 k Sunday afternoon that certaui railroads have been asked situation were being sold among the Rojul "Vlail Twin fecreu Stramhhipp cided that Ueorgri i is th«* Ite&t plat e The president will ride m a cii riage bv the wai department to keep them- spectators as the parade passed The funny little name "Gamtroma," "California ' Cafrflumn* >lr Bo\\ en has, matK Uobe lompat i- ith the paraJe from the battery to selves 111 readiness to han lie a large through the bustae1"* section of the LLOYDI I Cultimhii sons of business conditions and fr^n- the Brooklyn na\ v \ ard He will re number of ti oops on short notice Utj Hearing the cr> of the news of the famous little i Suilinc from New York ev«-ry Sattrtliv Major General i Fi anklm Bell will These comfortable ships bring era! piosperitv £uul -.,i\s th it the south turn to \~S ashington immediatelv after boys manj of the \eterans took it up ginger snap that puts is fai ahi ad « f the P icitic coat>t He the memoi lal services and hia address arri\ e here Saturdav 01 bundi\ to and waving battle scarred confederate a trip to Europe well within GLASGOW Morale LONDONDERRY take command of the second division- 1 leaves batmda\ for IJQS Angeles to at the na\\ jard flags, they shouted On to Mexico " fresh "snap" and poor means. 1 r fa. k £ i ui It ile" clc i t v c wind up his a.tf,nrs urid retum \vith \11 da\ Jong great on intitleg of sup- Carranxa Changen Stand. There T* ere numerous ambulance HENDI-KSUN BP(irHi-,RS Gen \^' l his wife and farailj to Atlanta wheie plies foi the army TV ere deliv ered at calls during the progress of the pa- "ginger" into jaded Sidings from New York. Bal- .1 State fat New ^ t rk or J D. Mi-lier Co he will locate pei maneiitlj. foecretary Bryan today made public the go'v ernment pier b> the railroadtt i ade, but all cases -were reported by timore. New Orleans and Gal- 6 Wall and editor of El Pais, leaped to his tained, giving them pen of Gabriel Hanotaux, president of feet "and shouted Franco-American committee for the The only corpse here is that of a delightful Savor. development of political, economic, Ferrer and it still Is palpitating" Pandemonium then broke out, repub- 10 cents. CUNARD literary and art relations ' The noisy manifestations in certain lican deputies shouting: that Ugarte FASTEST STEAMERS IN THE WORLD papers," says M Hanotaux, originate waa an assassin while the government with certain interests, but generally supporters retorted by calling the re- Bay biscuit baked by the vast difficulty w ith which the publican blackguards It wag with United States is faced is perfectly rec- difficulty that the incident was pre- Why does a mail carry a tank of gasoline on his ognized here France has large mate- vented from degenerating into a fight rial interests in Mexico and desires an NATIONAL motor far' end of the anarchv and tho establish Revival at Senoia. ment of peace and seem Hi which is , BISCUIT eacexactly What the United btates is try- Senoia Ga "Vfaj 8—(Special )—A Becau&c he needs a reserve supply to bring him ing to bring about successful revival meeting at the Bap- COMPANY It is thoroughly tist church closed Thursday evening back on the return journev. * ' .nder stood that with eighteen additions to the church, ;ho majority of whom were grown Alway* look for that name people Pastor J H Cowart was as- For the same reason you should carry a reserve sisted by Rev Graham Forrester, of the talk of conquest M Hanotaux West Point supply of ready money in our Savings Department. i points out that the best way to bring | a conquest about would be by placing the United States in an unten&blt* posi- If a motor car runs out of gasoline in the country tion by insulting her national pi ide the ricloia are .stranded. MEXICANS CAPTURE CALIFORNIA YACHT li \ou run out of money or lose your job in dull San Francisco Ma> S —lieports re- cei\ od here yesterday that the vacht Kryptok Bifocals! times, or j our family becomes ill, you" are, unless you lola, oarrjing Arthur Hajne, of Men lo Park, Cal, and a sporting expedi- have a reserve fund, in the same position as the tion, haVJ been captured by Mexicans caused Hayne's relatives to ask the Why we make Kryptok Bifocals and recommend them. ; £ stranded motor car. Your fuel is gone and your aid of the state department The lola was bound for the Tiburon islands and First of all, because of their convenience. They give Near and ; * machinery can't run. touched at San Diego April 8 Far Vision in one solid glass, doing away with two pairs of $ GOVERNMENT CHARTERS glasses They can be more perfectly ground than any other 'R We offer j ou ever\ facility in our Savings Depart- bifocal known, no ugly seams or pieces to blister or come ment, where an Interest-Bearing Account may be ' SAVANNAH LINE BOATS loose We make them m Tone or Curved form, giving a Boston Mass Ma\ S —The steamer started \\ ith One Dollar or more. City of Memphis oC the Savannah line larger field both for reading and distance. Each pair is made «as chai tered bv the go\ ernment to- dd,v and ordered to pioceed immediate- to order, conforming to the face in eyery detail Your best ly to New York It is supposed that friend would never know you have on bifocals. They are Start your Keserve Fund Now, she is intended for transport service The Citv of Macon. of the same line absolutely invisible while on the face. They are a joy, not a now at New York, is also included in the charter discomfort. Ask some of our patients how they are pleased. The Third National Bank Auditorium for West Point. S. S. AQUITANIA "West Point, Ga-, Hay S —(Special ) — Sails from New York Capital and Surplus $1,800,000.00 Plans aie on foot to -secure a $t*iOOO Walter Ballard Optical Co. auditorium for "West Point Commit- tees hwve been appointed from the cit> June 10—July 1—July 22-August 26 Frank Hawkins, President Thos. C* Erwin, 'cashier council and board o( education to dis 85 Peachtiee St, (Clock Signj, Atlanta. cusfa waj s find means and it is hoped Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd., 21-24 State St., N. Y. a handsome building: will soon be or to oar Office* or local Agents everywhere.

t I j 1 V \ 1EWSP4PERS iKWSPAPFRf CONSTITUTION* ATLANTA, GA-, SATURDAY, MAT 9, 1914. Page Eleven.

RANGE IN COTTON. HESTER'S WEEKLY WHEATWASSTRONG ATLANTA QUOTATIONS i COTTON STATEMENT TRADING IS QUIET I lL**t I STOCKS ARE ] Low! Sale! Clo^* In ai«lu for week S 000 AT3LAIST*. LIVE STOCK. MARKET. Jan tl 63111 63 11 o5 11 60111 59 1164 Same days last year a4 000 Mcti 11 70 11 70 11 65 11 65 11 65 1L-1 (By W H White Jr of tlie White Pro Co ) Same daja year before . . 9- 000 Api- Good to cnoice steers, 1 000 to 1 200 Ibs. For tlie month. .. *.9 000 HUBS NEW OFFICERS May 56 50 to $7 2a Same date last year . . 37 000 June 11 M 12 oO 11 oO 1- aO 1J 4t> 12 18 BUT GREW WEAKER I ._<;00 tar as 2.1 ooo Reports Show the Church in as la 144 000 Sep 11 S3 11 83 11 80 11 SO 11 8 11 81 So 50 to $6 50 Oct. 11 70 11 "0 11 66 11 6C 11 66 11 70 ' Good to choice beef cows. 800 to 900 Ibs. 1 9 30" 000 Georgia in Splendid Fluctuates Within 6 Points Dec 11 OR 11 63 11 66 11 67 11 67 !!.«» Predictions of Early Har- *6 00 to $6 50 Traders Disregard Old Ax-j tS^SHiT^lsF"" 9 434 000 Sfedlum to eood cows, 700 to 750 IDS. $5 50 [ £>ame date > ear before laat 11 605 000 Condition. 3ed erteadr to {G 00 O\oriand 10 mills and. Canada- for and Closes Steady at Loss vest Offset Bullish News Medium to choice heifers, 7aO to »50 lbs« iom and Succeed in Pulling reason ion ooo f Same date last jear 100 000 Kange In NOTT Ori««M 5ff 00 to $6 7o Medium to good heifers, 6EO to 7oO Ibs barn e date year before 1 loO 000 \ aldosta Ga SEiv S —(Special "> — From Abroad—Other Sta- List Away From Its Dead Southern mill takings for season _ b"o 000 of One to Seven Points. t IX^Btl _ I J5 00 to J5 75 The conv entiL n of Christian churches hi Lo >rl 'tjilfti f lojii* ) The above represent* rulins prices of good iSjune date last ^ ear 2 460 000 Jan ill 72 11 71 ples Have Setback. Quality beef cattle Inferior grades and Level. 1 Same date jear before _ 199 000 In Georjrn •which was m •sefasi m liere Opening Was Steady. Men ll 82 11 82 11 82 11 82 11 87 11 S3 dairy types seizins lower Inter or stocks In excess of t>ey three da> s thig i\ eek adjourned or j _ tember 1 May [12 37 12 97 1- 89 12 89 12 89 12 94 Medium to common steers If fat. 800 to "IS 000 Thursda\ e% eninp after one of tl June 12 7» 12 79 300 Ibs.. $a 75 to SG "*5 .Ie last >ear iO 000 Julv Sl2 "4 1J 70 1 74 May * —Professional &a: te year before 190 000 rao^t successful and profit J-ble meet Ne\v Yoik May 8—The cotton mar 12 7j 12 71 1_ 71 Chicago Ma> 8—Predictions of the MLxed to common cows, if ret. 700 to 800 New Aug \12 43 12 43 12 41 1_ 43 12 33 12 44 Ibs $4 50 to $5 50 exports for %\ eek 9S 000 inprs e\cr held The following con\ en ket was %ei> quitt todav and fluctu earliest harvest ever known in the traders disregarded the old * bept 11 92 11 i*7 United States made the wheat market Mixed common J3 50 to $4 oO axiom of W. all street, that it Is never ^ .VB ast \ ear 11B 000 tlon officers for the next ^ ear weio atetl within a range cu •> or 6 points v» jear before- Oct 11 74 11 74 11 70 11 "0 11 69 11 74 ease off today after an unexpected Good butcher bulls. 54 50 to *5 2a safe to sell a dull market The last ^^ closing fatcad> at a net lobs of 1 to i Nov 11 G8 11 73 F0i 0 uil elected show of strength Closing prices were Prime hoes 160 to 200 Iba. 58 sO to JS 60 few da>s were HO unusually dull that same date last year pointy Old crop positions were reia De 'll 72 11 72 11 69 11 7o[ll 6" 1172 Good butcher hoes, 140 to 160 Ibs. ?S 40 to Prt-sidt nt — \~\ II K Jpcr MT.COT tl\ely steady while there was scatter steady at a shade to 1 4® 3 Sc- net de speculator*:- -were easrer for action and Same date year bet* \ i(_o I resident—Ke\ A t> Kee\es ins selling of new crop deliveries ow Closed steady cline All the other leading: staples Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 IbB 58 S5 as conditions favored the short side, Northern spinners takings and \\ inder too had something of a setback—corn to $8 35 thev "*old stocks They succeeded In _ Canada for "S 000 > in—R \ O E cox Lon\* rp tei of the weathfr map encouraging 1 8 to 1 Ssg/1 4c oats IS to 1 -ic and Light pigs, SO to 100 Ibs. JS 00 to 58 25 pulling: a\\ai the list from s dead Mernbeis of the '-chool Boird to NC \ f BONDS. provisions o to 15c **eavy ancl rough hogs 200 to 300 Ibs _ 307 000 private crop accounts irom the Mis level and at the end of the daj thcr« |i» J"dSu w£ ia,n .t %ea - 3S9 000 Three \ears—II M I attt-rst n \tlin sissippi delta and the foi ecasts for gnn. L S 2s registered It wis from Oklahoma the news were numerous declines of 1 to 3 *"- * ti lohn H V. uod ColUfce lark Jud(,o do coupon came that upset the views of bullish Above quotations apply to cornfed hogs points While there was no change of statement of Splnn" eraii> fail weuner fo lo\vint, bene Mast and peanut fattened 1^4 to 2c under rs 1 aktngs of Amen T E Patterson Or ltl \aiiou«J cons! Derations ^ame ua\a last j a 11 000 points to a deUine ot I roint Ma ana do coupon * Hog receipts light—market slightly lower i ^upei iittndent f Cl «=tiin Fn Jul> bein^ lusher v hilc ! ttei months to cutting being generally this t>ea TailUiie of the markJ t to respond to Same da-vs jear befi ro jjO 000 deavor Mist, Mab"-! I ai gf rl \\ il Panam i Js coupon son ahead of an\ previous iecord The vesterdaj 3 evceptionallj good crop re | ?r I 11 Hh 000 were ui!chnngt I to 1 pol it lower -L^ American Agricultural I kins ille effect on prices here was immediate IXOUB UJ£A£N AND FEED port indicated that there v. as little | la«t \eir 11 r w noo «rpool inaclt, a s,teadj sqowing- anc American Cotton Oi bid * Jour Sacked. Per BarreK^-v ictory On e date < ummittte c n B olhtrlioort M ve ly evident and was continuous for the lihtlihiod of an advance fom the pie ' >ear before 1 -Mo 000 there was> som*- eailj bu> in.& of July American Tel &. Tel tone! bags) 56 Ja Victory (our llnest pat mei t—I t ^ 1 1 st r Vtl-u n I ( rest of the day although, the market i ailing: le\el and speculitors reasoned here by houses with foreign connec American Tobacco 6^ ent> $G 10 Quality (in *8 pound towel Statement of rids Visible Supply L. V. Obborn Kt. m*. I M J -%v m Atchlson gen 4a •was far from being demoralized bagsj $6 a Quality IOUT finest patent) that if the market w ould not go up >t il \lalble this ek r i js ooo | Mi con BaltJmor'e & Ohio cv 4^38 Bullish trans Atlantic advices more 56 10 Gloria (aelf rising) 56 90 Gloria it mifclit go down A£ter the lose of the t i glisli mar 104 k j S 000 Thp nettinp. if tit, C~ii in>ti u Won Central of Georgia 5» than offset during the first half of (•elf rising 12 pound sacks) $6 10 White .London prices foi American stocks Tie date latt 0 ,, 1 ket this demand ^ as v. ithdi aw n, anc Central Leather 5s 99% 4 5»0 000 on s Bt ard t f MissJ ns or u pied t e the session anv bearish influence Irom laly (self rising) §560 White Ldly (self were Lower and there wat- some selling Same date jear bei 4 6b~ 000 prices later eased off undei scatterec Chesapeake & Ohio cv 4^»s f morning: ses^i in f tio onventlon on the big official crop estimate sent out [rising: li pound sadtu) 55 76 "White Uly of CanadHn Pacitic account although O thii the total ! selling- Offei m(,a weie not heavy Chicago B &. Quincy joint 4s ncrlcan tills Fh irsdij \\hile the st ss on n Thurs by Washington Europeans appeared (self rising t, pound sticks) $6 00, Swans European operations here were not on " 151 000 enoug-h h jweier to cause anj mate- Chicago Mil i. &t Paul cv 41/53 , r to regard the estimate as having been Down (highest patent t 5^ t,*> Puiitan eek 1 29 000 , das aft^inom was de\tted t> tie IB : lal weakness and the bomewhat bull Chicago R I & Pac R R col 4« (lilthe-Jt pu-ttat) 56 50 Paragon (hiehest a large scale Continued •ftea.k.Tiess of jioits of commit is in) otl^r ui fin Erie gen 4s fully discounted and were giving- a,t 3 06" 000 1 lah showing of the week end figures patent) $6 50 Home Uueen (highest pat- before J 500 000 , iphed I u«un< ss un i to the rt nd t ibl* Illinois Central rff 4s bid S-'s tentlon instead to the Argentine short eat) $5 50 \\hite Cloud (high patent) Pacifi and Chesapeake and Ohio dii AH n el ped to sustain the near months 1 1 9SS 000 n«ou?.^K n U -1 b> i v \ R Moore which sold onl> a point under last LouiaviJIe & Mashvllle un 4s Sl'k age and to the prospect of the yield 55 J * Whtta Daisy (high patent) $5 36 turbed |the whole market- Chesapeake Same date last week being poor in France and Austro Hun Ocean Spray (patent), ?& 10 houthern Star 1 39° 000 I The re pi rt<* from t v TI 10 is rt> •»! e night s close \.%>i il w as i elatively yer3 and Ohio bi oke to the lowest price S ime date last \ear 1 4S3 000 I sentati\ i s sli^ti t> t the Christi i i Lorillard 5s gary The cables were counteracted (patent) 55 10 Kinj, Cotton (patent), since 190S Another depressing feature Same date year before eas\ \pril contracts in tho isew York Missouri Kan i Texas let 4s 54 30 Tulip flour (patent) 54 40 1 Ib7 000 t church i (. iiKU 1 is hi 1 i omiTl market rcpitsent j-,( ^eminent grades somewhat b> improved resporta about •was the Mexican news convejinj inti * isii la in the United l\e« York Central gon 3 '^a the progress of seeding in northern Meal Sacked Per Bushel—Meal plain •^b^ s ce sf il \< tr 11 1 til it in ever ac oi dint, to the prtseut plan and the N \ Is H &. Hartford cv 6s 86 pound aacks, 9Jc 48 pound sacks. 94c mations of \ more aerjous situation | Sal^f dj>t. t Minnesota and ~rsort h- .Dakota- - - It was e e tioi the iii mi i at n is in rea^ nv. first sale on th it de !\eri -was Norfolk fi. Western cv 4*is bid £1 pound sacks, 9Sc cracked corn, 96-pound The combined result of these influences \jsib[0 J£ lith..^ ^,, not. however until Oklahoma was ctivitl n nit nit <*rsh I n i d !nfl i f Tl\ f< i points ov er March I he difference f^orthern Pacific 4a uacks 95c, an increase in 4 with ture of tin. Uosir p st ssi n n Tli irs heard from that the market turned Grain Sacked tne cl jse tonight however w as only Pennnylvanla cv 3^3 (1915) Per BuMoel—Corn choice periods of the liveliest selling- since the Same date last dj.'i ev niiij, was tli "i i lre«;s if K^ Reading Ken 4s decisively downgrade Red Cob 96c ls.o - white 94c yellow 93c *i9 points Ai rivals of cotton report s>e\ ere decline of a fortnight ago Gr xntK Tt\vs 01 Home M ssious at i Repubitc Iron & btfel 5a (1940) Increased countrv offerings in the oats, fancy Canadian 5Gc No 2 white clip Hit, oppei producerb mtmti ly lig »-d in New \ 31 h. todii- included I 000 ped 5oc fancy white, III t Mav Offering bales from noithem mill points which St Louis <£. San Fran j ref 4e southwest led to selling pressure on white S H. uies although representing an increase Weekly Cotton Report. Seaboard Air Line Adj \ox corn Wet weather delay to plant bags u3c, mixed Blc. ^ tended to emph size recent reports of eds> Per in supplies ot 3 12.1 000 pounds made as NPW lorfc May K — It has been n qule Southern B 11 Tt-lephond j» inif though had at first made the mar *t ,^ Bushel—Amber cane seed. unfavorable (.ondttions in some « 30 orange cane seed !1 9G Tennessee good a showing as had been exoected in the cotton market and scntlSien So ithern Pacific v 4fe ket incline to the bull side branches >f tlie goods ti -ide Southern Railway 5s 105% Blue Steia seed wheat. 51 30 Copper metal prices sagged both here * evidently been much confused is t WEST POINT MAN KILLED Spot cotton qu et middling uplands lo gen ta . „ 73% Good conditions for the throwing crop Hay Etc.—No 1 alfalfa hay 51 35 Tlmo and abroad An Inc east, in the number e near month aituatl n F irtlipr unfn Tex is ( ompanv cv fi tended to curtail the value of oats thy choice largo bales 51 3» Timothy No of idle fi eight ears was dis losed in rable crop advl 1 300 j, itf 1 32o Vo sales s a11 IN FALL FROM TOWER 1 xas t Pa ifIc- 1st Besides shipping demand vi as not so i *" bales 51 35 lar^e ll^ht clover the fortnightly statement. uhiUx fitted the large as on the pi eceding day mixed hay 51 jo small light clover mixed •a fro: the r hay 51 so raw 6Gc cotton seed meal. in w ith reports of the continued back .ppearance of Improved f "West Point t a MJA S—i Spec-it 1 ) — COTTON MARKETS. t S Steel ^ Provisions fell owing to talk of hog Bl ward ness of business conditions An Virginia Carolina Chemical »b iV^T middling 13'* arrivals becoming more plentiful soon other cash gain is expected as a result There w as but little call for cash Hr Jin cotton seed meal Cremo feed wnit on idvancp-i but Lt\ trponl Ins t oen j ^tt.rd j from one of the iron towti^ 52C 00 cotton seed hulls sacked 511 50 of the "week s currency movements product Shorts were the only buyers a good lu>«r of Jul suppo^dlv in the va> 1 \lacor—btct.ly niddling 13 4 Chicken i eed P«i Cwt —Aunt J. atsy which indicate an increase in holdings or undoing straddlpg at Increawc I differ w hi h t riiif-, * tl c ui i ent fro n < i rnaah 100 pound sacks, 52 ^ Purina pfgeon of the New York banks of about enc-es while later deliverer have been sup Hock 11 1 1 cd f i on I t iml i Jui STOCKS. Chicago Quotations Port feed 100 pound sacks S- aO Purina chow j^ 000 000 Time money rates a ain ported by inveatmont or irnde buyinR o i fe\\ houia later took plj.t.e at hi-* Orl-' I^H The following were the prices on the ex- er pacb aBe balea 2 50 = 2 Vn« - * Purina chow •v lelded Demand sterling reached an iparatKelv moderate t^tb-tcki Further home th s iftprnooii it o cl 3<-U - JSO stock 144 - HlEh Low CIo change Friday 1 ound May notici v , 2° R sacks ?2 30 Purina baby othei high point and further engage s havf bten promptH ^toppe 1 I The ''oi \ ice s v, re o idu ted b t! SOT Arnalfj Ct pppr rr«» ch k feed S2 " Purina scratch 12 pack and May 1 IC a n ents of gold were predicted Bond ia« m lint-uned a premium of M iconic fi tti_rnit% of \\lti h h* w )*• Oalvpatoi —Middling 1 rec ipts 3 "11 Am -VErricultural Articles. Open High Low Close. Cloae. age- bales $2 30 Purina scratch 100 pound 0 points o more* \er 7ulj but there ha\ e An C i WHEAT— prices were lower lotal sales par 0 me nbei The i t inicnt took pl^ c exports JiO ^lea 35 stocl °11 U41 sacka 5- 0.* Victory baby chick feed $220 b <»3 B S3S 93^ & r>s t PincM ood i tint tei v Mobile—Ml idl np 1 I" It- receipts o87 \ictory acratch 100 pound sacks, $ 10 vxluf $1 J05 000 United -tates bonds ~ ^. .,t.-^n ind u nrllctlnpr opinions are- e-v exports 8 n lr-< sttck 17 6"9 Am C itie" July 8j Si »t> Va 86'* 85% 85% oyster shell loo pound sacks 70 cents were unchanged on call e^presBed a*i to tl e i rol .idle disposition of He is SM\ \el I 1 i" wife two t Savanna) —\I 1 ! li K 13 ** receipts 2 876 do pfd bept b4% 85 S499 J>4 Mi So^ chicken wheat per bushel 51 2o beef the cotton taken up lor outhern Intere-t-^ tfe sons 1 e< in 1 I r u h ird fou s Am Cotton O 1 CORN— exports Z iol s I o 0 stock bi S78 e scrap*, 100 pound sacks S3 -«. beef scraps Some still otpect H will (IP gradually hin ters \fi s \olan '-A ir lc> ind Mis \\ i Charleston—Mild Ing 13 receipts 202 «s Am Smelting- *>!% Maj Sf ^ 6C 8 GRV^ f6»4 66 <^ 60 pound aacka $3 50 charcoal 50 pound Live Stock. ped out while other l@S G Ft 1 ton ot Bo Jth \11 two Irotl Norfolk—\lidti !HK 13 receipt"! °00 et Am lei and le King ton horse f^.ed, $1 66 Vic U, ni^id ^ t&@8 b-Vs for July Bhorta. Thia \ if v ha.* pr b^n porta Oj ales t stock ll Oo3 Am Tobacco Ma> 38V* 38 tory horbe feed 51 6w A B C $8 tOg \\ id« Cu 11 of "U t^t I on t and I 3714 ?s i i S dO rough S8 lo@S 30 pit b^en encouraged bj continued reports of Gumii of Huminghain Ala Baltimore—Middling I^TB receipts 4CS Atchison 3714 feed 51 56 Sucrene bo ae and mule feed accumulating yarn btocki uhlch have been stock *• 7"0 35% 31 3u fit maker horse and mule feed 51 30 Atlantic Coast Lit e 120 ^ 1 0?fl 3"! 35% tie—Receipts 1 QOO s vi beeves $ C accompanied by small arrivals of u t cot Boston—M dd tng- 1 receipts 300 stock B and O faucrene dairy feed $1 50 alfalfa meal 100 ton hero from northern mill pol Mav I Texas steera, 5 1 a H 15 stocktrs 10 SOj (.anadl in Pacific pound sacks 51 ^0 beet pulp per cwt •ra $3 70<§)8 bU threatened curtailment by southern Ph lafiPlphm—M 1 Hins n "o stock 2 141 July 51 DO 6 S 30 co * s and he: COUNTY UNIT SYSTEM Central Leather i $7 00(ti 10 00 nern. fileinw hllp however ol 1 (-roi Ne v \ o k—All Id n,, It exports 1 03 Chesap ke and Ohi Sept Shorts, Bran and Mill Feeov-Shorts tribution haa continued without an^ 8to k 1 0 U LARD — white 100 pound sacks Jl S5 shorts fan p—Receipts 11 000 Cht Mil St o 90 parent w eakcning i t southern spot" TO GOVERN IN TENTH M n r j rt:s—receipts 6 657 exports o - ul May cy 75 pound sacks 51 SO bort^ P kots, and buytra of neu cropa d.re t 89 *Jt k 9 0 1 Erie Tuly }V 7o pound aacks $1 75 shorts brown 1 less counting upon the bu IJjsh \ e Total t d i R elpts 1" 07 exports 1 faept 100 pound aicka 5170 Georgia feed 7-> St Louis Mo Ma 8 —Hog )—Receipts Milledgevllle Ga Unj 8 — (s: c > General Electr c 147 •> 000 higher pig: li|,ht«t ?r 00@6 7j world s consumption at cun pared fi3S sto k (fir 9 KS — pound backs SI 70 germ m< t.1 100 pound the uncertainties of the growing i The tenth con^re- sional distr ct exc Oreat Nortl pfd 1-2 May sacks 51 65 germ me tl 7 pound sacks mi\e l ind butch rs $ b( iftfb 7o good heavy Total for we k—receipts 8 118 exports 110 10 90 10 90 11 00 pirtlc ilarly in view of the late seas tivf> committ e met here todiv Coi (I f 139 3-H 11 10 11 6 11 15 51 0 bran P W 100 pound sacks 51 60 ?S GOffl S 70 Interborough Me 7 Cattle—Receipts 1 500 including ^00 Tex tl e southwest and roporta that the purpose of fixing r ii s under i\ h Total f r season—Receipts 9 901 958 ex 11 22 11 20 1X bran P W 75 pound sacks $1 60 Egjpnan crop Is securing an unfa < ports 8 IjS 1-f Pfd : bait—SaJt Brick (medicated) per case, itivo steers. ? oO<®J 26 the primar} 'w-ill be held The c ut t Kan City So them 0(jzU 00 start un t svstem was idopted tho candidate Receipts in Chicago 55 00 Bait brick (plain) per case 52 25 co n d heUer* Interior Movement- Lehtgh Valley salt Red Rock per cv, t Jl 00 salt ozone heife s $7 jfjt.00 Texas ind Indu r to receive its eon\*ntion -\ t sn pmoi 140 i ea 1 41G -^lock 90 9 T Liggett and My era pound sacks Chippewa 6- cents salt 60 llativ caHea $5 OOftt'lO 00 11 e committee authorl7 1 the Memphis—M 1 1 Inj, 11 receipts 13j Loritlard Co 171 pound sacks 30 cents salt .if pound sacks ep—Re eipta 5uO higher nit rnut HAMILTON TRIAL SET a pring ei t on tn case no canrf date r fi l sh pm nts " s siles ? 00 stock 9 oG7 VI o Kai and Tex IS cents salt U5 pound sacks Worcester $4 ''uft 0 larnba ?6 OJT o( a mjoi it; of the \ote on the fl s Missouri P fl« per sack, 48 cents 53 0 ft>9 «>0 FOR MONDAY, JUNE 8 \URiiht i—M Jtl h pr 1J%- receipts S" ballot to *ithei cont nue ball >ti ij? n ^h pmont 4 tto k T S Mex Petroleum These prices are fob Atlanta subject KanstsCity M _Maj 8 --Hogs—Hec eipt^ ntral to market changes Special prices on 3 00 lo \er bulk . $8 4 b a nia.Jorit vote of thp en TV c u St I oui-s—Mldcl Inp: n M recp pts 1 93j St Louts Cosh Quotations 9 50 Rome Ga. Ma> 8—< ^ ecial )—The shjpmen s " 3 •> stock _*> 103 H and H b9 mixed and solid cars. 1 butcher^ $8 J lo till a second primirj •with tht, t\\ s Loui* May 8—The following t i-il of \lfred fa Ham Hon charged h ^,11 cJ-ndi iates runninp: flnclnn i-tl—Recrlpts " " shipments 6C N and \\ ish tiurftationb on grain and the lif,ht $5 ®3 oO piB-J $7 50@8 00 Stock 10 63a Northern Pacific 110 VEGETABLES. Cattle — Receipt 400 including 0 Osouth T* ith embezzlement m connect!on w it-"i The nominating- convention willll rn e close the iffaira of the Trion Manufacturing Uttle Rock—Mfd llniff l*\ receipts 1-8 Pennsylvania 110% 110% ers steady prime fed wte rs ?3 60©9 10 on AutoUbt 8 iu bparta (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produce corapanv at Trion Ga of TV hich he uhlpment-q 831 stock 41 16^ Reading 163^4 WHEAT— flose Company ) dre-3 eil Itef steers $7 oO@8 oO southern Total torlay—Receipts 4 ISo shipments Republic Iron ane N'o 2 red 94^(5.95% 34 Pineapples red Spanish J3 50 pineapples. f-tecra 56 0earlln{,s So "j(g)7 60 wethtr^ On iccount 4. f the relationship be- New Orleans Cotton. do pfd No 2 white "4 @ 4 fe 7-1 »3 6i©4 00 grapefruit, fancy 53 00®3 25 ?5 j®700 evea [email protected] tween H tmiltoii and Jud^e Moses BY SIDE OF WAGON No Orleans La 'M'aj S — The cotton St 1 aij ban Fra grapefruit, choice 5 00@-> 25 beans green \\ r e,ht of tne Rome judicial circuit -nd pfd Tnarkf t x\ a-s ^ cr narrow todaj. and Closed drum. 52 25® 2 50 cabbage per barrel 51 50 the ca.se will be tried b> Judge li. JL Doufrlaa ille Oa Maj S —(fejcc dl at net declines of 4 to ** points Seaboui i Air Line No " n hite 40^ 41 ^ @1 75 celery per crate 5 00@2 2o new Coffee. Pater^on of the Blue Riciere circ nt Heniy Kc n. n i. *_it /en of th s on l \t the outbet indications pointed to lo v do pfd potatoes No 1 drum 5^ 25, No 1 barral New York May 8 —Tin* coffe aiket There aie at prebent several n 1 ct or prices fn tho n*>\v crop in sxmpathj- -with filoss fahef Steel an> 56 50 No •* barrel $5 CO asparagus 2 Ib •nan dull today jn the a.bsen< ibout \c sif age w as fo ir d U a I the te'-hne in \ alues at Liverpool and a, Wheat—Receipts 104 000 against Rll 000 bunches 20c okra crate tender $3 00©3 50 de\ elopment and after oi ening at un ments a-g-ainst Hamilton One of these in the ro id beside his peddler \ tg pHseninR In tho local demand for spot and Southern P-iciflc la^t year tahipments 486 000 against 88" tomatoes fancy 52 50 ©275 tomatoes choice changed prices to an advun o of 1 point was tried in Chittooga su] euor couit at an e irlj h i r this moi nmt, indir the Influence of improved weather bouthern Kaivay 000 labt year 51 50® 2 00 eggplant, crates 52 00©2 50 closed dull net 1 point hltrbfr to 5 points in Decembei 1912 pres dcd over bj It is supposed that h<. I e ime i ti 01 ondltiona in the -western section of the cot do pi 1 Corn—Recelptn 3B4 000 ag-ainst 50 000 cucumbers drum 53 00@3Jt> lettuce fancy lower Sales 2 aOO ^pot lull Rio No 7 Judg-f Price kdw ards of the Talla 3 scious and f*,Il fi om his wa^on a s K ton belt But there was a mild buying: Tfinnew-see Copper laat year Shipments 469 000 at 403 000 51 50©2 50 squash yellow 51 75©2 00 S ^ Santos No 4 11 ^ Mild coffee dull poat-a circuit The jury foiin 1 Harnil Instant deith He hid a considers! If movement in c\ Id^nce during the forenoon year squash, wb,te, 51 50 @1 79 p copers, Cordova 12V- urs unchanged upon a showing that the jar itor of th lish bushel 51 25 ®l 50 potatoes, sweet Rio unchanged Brazil re ^ipt1* 14 000 To f )un<3 ind is there wei e no nj r p Ices moved up t,l!j,htlj courthouse had made certain state of an\ kind the coroner's juiy reluin Tl o reaction \ is not important however 6S% 58% Grain. 51 00@1 10 cauliflower drum, 52 60@3 SO da> 3 ^ant ^ cables reported fours un 1 strawberries, q.uart, 12^01&c beets, one (hanged bJ.o Paulo receipts 9 000 faantos menta calculated to mislead the juri a \erdict of at-cident.il death -ind during the rerr ain ler of the day prices lo pfd , 108 OS^i 108^. IDS * Chicago MAV S —Cash gram while in session fluctuated ove" ra.n£,e of on y a point or ,ah Copper oa half bar* el crate 51 50 futures unclianged to reia higher Ken.ton haa a good inan> ielativf>s i t>4% 55 54% "No " red DD^(p)9fl No 2 hard 94U The Trion "VJanuf tcturing c ipan\ t\o but with a m Id downward tendenoi \irsinla Carolina Chem "Mo 2 northern 9f>@97 No 2 spring 1 utures ranged at " " thib count j Spot cotton quiet and unchang-ed Mid A2CD XEOG& Open- went Into bankruptcy at t&e time of flllnt, 131! Silos tt the spot 499 to ar 1 Hens, live, Tai uarj e o.j bid the alleged emb^zzlemen-t and has Corn No Z. 6 t*o 2 •ellow fiS'^ ^S ) Friers pound. ri\e 1"2 Good ordinary 11** 16 strict pood • day Sb 200 shares Oats no No tlons standard 39% Tebruirj since been reorganized and is now White Way for Cordele. ordinary 11 11 16 low middling 1" 3 lb Ducks, apiece Mj.rcli being- operated by another company @39% gs dozen A.prll Cordele Ga Ma> S—(Special ) — At •trict low middling 13 strict middlf iff Rye I\o 2 a meeting of the bmrd of osts aurroun ling- the county court 8 a rn 75th meridian t me May S 1914 Kanias City "Way 8 — Cash 2 hard 87% (589'^ N 2 red Axle Greaae—Diamond, SI 26. No 1 Mica. WHEN GUN GOES OFF E ouse The white -way district w ill Liverpool Cotton. Corn No 2 mixed 3@"4 $3 26 No 1 Mica, *4 25 extend a-long all paved streets includ Cheese—Alderney 21 % Inf? about ten I locks in. the residenc I Iverpool May S —Weekly cotton btali No 2 white 41@41'fc Vo Bed Rock dinner ^.le—Quarts 19 pints. fcanders% lie Gi May S—(Spec ai ) section Practic, illy all of the funds ttc (10 Red Koclt syrup $1 t>0 per gallon W J Jenkins ig-ed 1-3 youngest son of Total for« ir led niHs 8b 000 bale for the white way are now in hand Candy—Stick. 6$ic mixed 6%c. chooo Vlr and Mrs J i Herringdme o 11 K American I S 000 lates. 12c Money and Exchange. r Sto k 1 0" Of 0 Amer car S 0 000 Salt—loo lb bagn B3c Ice cream, 60c this afternoon while hunting- rice birds Rice. No v York Mai 8 —Call monov stp^d> on outskirts of ntv accidental];. dis Talbot County Home Burned. Import*- II 000 \mericari .,0 000 Granocrystal 80c No 3 barrels. 53 26. 15i Ct ruling nip 3^ doling 1-4®' Totj.1 e ports. 1^ 000 New Orleans La Mav S —Rough Hon Arm and Hammer Soda. $3 OB fcejf soda, Time loin^ ^ tTh t-Ixty da\s *fi3"Mi charged his doublehirrel ,,un the lo id Talbotton Gi Ma> 8—(Special } Futures todaj r^n^ed e.s fol owa iran and Tapan rice 1^ st •idy The clpan ; Royal Baking Powder 1 Ib 54 so ninety tU\s * x i nth-? T entering his riffht f )ot jie was rushed The home of James D Mir hall a,b i n •Tde in Honduras Is fate .dy while Japan Ib 56 00 Horaford s. $4 oO C-ood Luck, "UcrramUe p p r 31 (a "i ^ by his companion to the nearest house fl\e m lea e \st of th s place \VA" ese was strong ; TJ Success S) 80 Rough Rider Ji 80 Sterl np: e-v 1 pc strong « xt\ dajs wheie fiist 1 j-,htn np vector Ji\ after Ma Quote Rough Honduras 1 jO@4 ' Peans—Lima, 8^c navy J.J 66 4 So^j. deman 1 4 S 95 i led n to the c ty in a ton\ej ance Tlie j oin burning to the grour rl N Ink—per crate Jl 20 MHJ June pan 1 oOftr>3 2^ clean Honduras 4 V- (2 f ommpr lit 1 Ms I 3 t \ ph\ sicians in chaige amputated ti household goods were rer >\ered It pan ^g f§»3 V- Je ly—30 lb pa.Ua. Il 3u S 02 S2 70 June July B ir aiUer S 4 lai ge toe and *-e\ eril ^mall boney ib « lid to ha\ e been partially insureil luly Aug Rice polish p«-r ton $°6 00@27 00 fapashfettl—Jl 90 M«*\lcan doll r^ 40^ Vus sept ienvlile * :r ton $17 OOfffilS 00 Leather—Diamond oalt. 4Sc ifrtn clea millers ( o\ernment bonds teadv railroad bond^ ^ept Oct Receipt^ rough 111 Pepper—Grain 15c erround, iSc. eas> Oct No\ em 4 639 Flour—Elegant. $7 00 Diamond S6 lo No^ Dec nl cello Sile^ ^04 pockrts clean 1 nduras Best Self Rlslntr 15 75 Mytyryne S(>1£ Rla Dec I an & 1 047 pockets Japan i ing $o 35 Monogram $5 40 Carnation Metals. fan Feb Tne clear $5 25 Golden Grain $4 90 Pancake per The American Audit Company Peb ilcii irtanburg Sugar. .ae $3 00 New Tork May S —Lead quiet $3 85 <§) ilch April Tallapoosa • Lard and Compound—Cottolene J7 75^ 3 9j London £18 "B fid Md.y S —Ruw Snowdrift, cases $6 25 Flake White 8% Spelter steady $a 10@a ""0 London £•=! Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. centrifugal Leaf 1*. K.C basiw 7s b 1 Comparative Port Receipts. Rice—Be to T&C grits J2 15 Copper un lettled Electrolytic $14 1 Sour Gherkins—Per crate Jl 80 kegs, 14 37 Lake l Castings, 311 8 F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. hqv,^ receipts Texas Rainfall $6 B0@8 00 sweet mixed keea, $12 50. ol- 14 1 1 HBO COCHKL, JR., \ OPre« and 'y—\. F. l.AIlHE^1Z, Ireaa. r cl ij May la c. Country Produce. ives 90c to 14 50 per dozen. Tin quiet Bpot 533 30@33 50 July $3? 40 last nil 08 ban \ntonio 02 Palestine Extracts—10 Soudera, soc per dozen 25o (g-3? 70 1914 i n 08 ( Iveston 01 Corslcana, o Miv 8 —Butter higher boudera J2 per dozen Iron steady unchangc 1 is.E'W YORK —Waldor f \storia ATL.AN1TA — 1 ourth Nat BarR BIOS 4S ii.astlT.nrt 5- Haskell "4 London cor ~>or stoa,jv spot 'B1" r "d ROSTON — t xchange Building fHJP VGO — M irquette Bui Jing" 1 In hi;, i Mexla jO N-L WASHINGTON — Colorado Building J HILIDbl PHI \ — Bi>llo^ue btratfoid ordin futures £Ct s 3d Mol- le *i ^ t--ithprford 48 Koppcrl (Correcte 1 oy \Vhltw Provision Company ) T n easv bpol £151 10-* (uture Io3 NFW ORLI ANS — Maison Bl in he SAN rRAXCISi O— Western Metropolis bav«iiinih ake 11> Ml^in- Marble 1-alls fir; 17 . fh 18 » < harlestoi Cheese unchanged xCornfield ban: 10 to 12 average 18 s Gd Ti VLTIMORL — Kejser Building, Bank Buimu.s nrietta II i itsvlllo Snycler ^Vaco Cornfield liam 12 to 14 average 17 % Iron — Cleveland warrants ->ls 3d r \\ilmingtor e Rl er tde Potatoes higher receipts 3S cjrb red •>*; RICHMOND — American National Bank LON1ON ENG VN D — F C 50 Grcsham atCornfiold si in ed hams. 16 to 18 ave 18^ Building btreot feank Norfolk • GO White 6^1*73 Cornfiela picnic hams .6 to S average 14 Bait more "Poultry ali e in hanK 1 l Cornfield breakfac*1 bacobac<: n 25 Sea Island Cotton. BRANCH, 1O2R-17 Fourth Nntfooal Bank Newport N Arkm T-«—\\irtn 1 00 New York Ma> S —Butter steady re ! Cornfield sliced B, bacon 1 pound boxes. Boston Mis i sippi—Koi. usko 1 10 c«lpt^ C 300 ladles current make firsts IS l 12 to case 53 30 per case «-iv j.nnah ( i May 8—Sea Island cottoi Philale pi Alal ama—£ rt DopObit 1 1 Grocers _ bacoi d narr quiet -spies for paat week. 105 rec ipta C C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A , Resident Vice President. Cheese steady unchanged receipts 1 300 t eoi t,ia—Bainbrldfe,e 1 10 Cornfield fresh pork sa or •shipn ents 2.12 stocks 5111 "Weekly quo leliphone Main 872 Cable \ddrenn, Amdit* FK^» steady unchanged receipts 24 800 bulk 25 pound buckets t-vtlons I ancy Ceorgia and Plori la *"l ti I Ive poultry easier western foivls 18@ Cornfield F-ankfortB, 20 Jb cartona •>5% extra choice 2^'-a choice .,2 e\trs f 30 Ifi'J. turkeys 13ftpl+ dressed poultry fornfteld bologna 2o Ibs fine I Ine "0 •jteidj ^ extern fowls frozen 14(g)19 Cornfield luncheon ham, 25 lb bo-to 17 "0 10 504 chi 1 ens ICO turkey "0(9)26 Cornfield smoked link sausage 25 S TJOUIV 'M \ S —Poultry unchanged ex boxes James Shewan Dead. Interior Move lent cept chickens 14V- Cornfield Frankforts. in pickle kit 1914 Butter and eggs unchanged xCornfleld pare lard tierce basis "flew \ork May 8 — James Shewan Hou^to CFNTRAL Kansas Citv May 8 —Butter eggs poul xCountry style lard BO lb tins known to shippingr men all 01 er the Augusta trj unchanged xCompound lard, tierce basis vv orld as the head of the drv dock fiim ATemphis STATION fa xD S extra ribs St Louis tD S bellies medium average of Jimes Shewan &. Sons died yester C ncinn-iti Naval Stores. D fa rib jellies light average day at his home here He was 66 ye irs Little Fotk Wiy B —Turpent ne xlndicstes change in price old " 3 receipts 6&4 ship 18 14 140 firm sites 1 60fi receipt 2 RO" «h oment"« 606 stocks 103 4"0 Quotp V ohn F. Black & Co. B S3 6-^ to -5375 CD *~ 00 C S3 $•> to ! $4 oo r 51 9 to ?^ oo G $4 oo to 4 or Don't Spoil Your Trip ^e v \c*rl M y s—(bpecfa.1)—The mar r H 34 10 1 4 "0 K $4 30 M 51 G N ket i as x v iu t tod-i\ closi K «tead> at $5 TO window g-lasi J5 "5 wa rr white a doclino f 1 in j r oints The weather Give the Children a Chance! continues u favor blc tn manj ectlons, but , HEN YOU GO AWAY FOR tnere v s o ne s ba 1 enough today to Mobile have ai> marled ]nCHj«nce and it uaa Memphis Provisions. The late President Wm. McKmley said: simply i viaitusr market .Liverpool is due the summer, don't mar - 5 —Pork Sil Lar I $1 IT?9 9 "The little savings bank in the home means your trip by worry and anx- Rih $10 •i W iety of any kind. Simpli- Hubbard Bros. & Co. Oklahoma 0 00 more for the future of the children of a. family Cotton Seed Oil. fy your money matters by carrying -cw >ork May v _(SpecUl )—\Veather •Highest je^terday **Lo \eat for 4 hours than all of the advice in the -world It gives conditions ire gi n^, i lore f tvor-ible in. ending 8 a m ?jth merldia.n time New York May S —Cottnn seed o 1 va*t one of our Letters of Credit or a the southwest and f Ir wp-ither is predict x Minimum temperatures for 12 hour easy earlj under hea\y liquidation in Jul> them the right start." ed for tomorro Therefore the market period ending at 8 a m thii date and August for account of the west and j ilowly ei*.ed from the opening on the new xx Received late not Inclu led in averages south but co\ering of aborts and support book of Travelers' Cheques, and :rop without houever shouing any de •NfOTF—The nveragre higheat and lowest from refineries caused a practical recov the home savings bank is full, put it ded tendency towards lower prices It temperatures are made up at each center ery towards the close Final prices were { store your valuable papers, jewelry, is a du I period \vHh the tride waiting from the actual number ot reports recei\ed three lower for May one point higher for •wjhere it will be absolutely safe and draw 31-2 eome new developments upon which to base September and two to three lower for other etc., in our Safe Deposit Vault where the course of the market. We need a large 1 the average precipitation from the p of cott01 ne mber of stations reporting 0 10 Inch or per cent interest, compounded semi-annually, in ^E° ,. * ^ b ason to supply even more The state of w eather is that pre- Market closed steady spot 700@71a they will be safe from fire and bur- the ordinary requirements of the world vailing a.t time of observation Total sales 23 300 While the present trade conditions are Futures ranged as follow i glars. These precautions will relieve poor it is ^\ell known that stocks of cot Opening Closing I Remarks ) ton goods ar-> smalt On the other band, Mav 7 lj(g 7 25 7 IS©" 15 spinners think the chances are as we had Showers Wave occur-ed in all except Oltlj. June 7 23t9>7 28 7 25tg> -S your mind and enable you to thor- two small crops as crops go nowadays that homa and Alemphis districts illnt^num aver l,,U . " 31©7 32 7 33@" T4 •w e will probably have a large crop the age temperatures are low er tn the western The Lowry oughly enjoy your vacation. 1 and centra! 1 portion of the o»lt 7 397 40 7 43©7 44 coming sea&on 7 44@7 45 7 49©7 51 C F von HERRMANN September October 7 05(g!7 11 7 10@7 20 Section Director November 6 63©6 72 6 60@6 85 December 6 6 @6 70 € 50 ©6 75 , Bond — Although Copper Statement. duct"? prime basis OH 6 5Kg"6 54 eal National Bank •showers fell in central and southwest Texas, 527 jO^i^S 00 linters 2*4 @3?s late yesterday the w eather cleared, over New \ork Mav 8 *— rihe statement of CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $2.000,OOO.W night and consequently appiehension as to the Cop-pet producers association for Established 1861 a wet spell in that state wag allayed The April bho'n s an increase in stocks on RESOURCES, OVER . . $10,0»0,000.00 forecast cal 1 ed for Calr w eather and as hand of 5 71*" 682 pounds compared Dry Goods. rains occurred w here needed In Alabama with the pi e\ iotib month Production Depository for the United States, and Georgia conditions w cj e not considered New "lork Ma\ S—Cotton groods and as favorable to ictlv e buying at tKe same for April increased a 848 549 pounds. \arns were steadier toda> without an> time offerings ere light. \h eh resultr-d •with a decrease in foreign demand of increase in tne \olume of business be City of Atlanta and Fulton County In little cha.nt.e in prices Ihere 1=3 really 6 424 i!6 pounds and in domestic de ing- noted Foreign and domestic wool no feature to the market at prrsent aside manil of ~ 216 9oO making a falling off markets were firmer L»ss business from day to day weather changes. n total deli\eries of !S,641,b66 pounds 1 13 coming forwaid in the silk markets i SPAPLRl SPAPLRl ijtt._e L welve. » THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914. ipace and Atlanta Land Are Wise Profitable" Investment! (/ >oth Increase In Valnne and Prodtace Land Ffifom Wanjt Ad!

LOST AND FOUND WA NTED AUTOMOBILES JRAJJ-ROASCHEDU UES PORT OGLETHOHPE UA. April 20 191* Sealed proposals will be received here un- South Atlantic leachers ton SALE; The folio \ In AGE\C\ 1125 Atl Isat. Bk Bide. Atlanta, FOR SALE —-Intcratut e t> passenger Just Hshed only a YOUTH ADMITS THEFT : ATLANTA'S STRIDES tn 11 A m Miy 11 Jil4 then opened for overhauled new lireh, electrl^, tights a constructing addition to bakery building Cjeorg'in- guaranteed good bargain at S 100 \\ r itehall garage 'Dallv except Sunda\ ""Sundaj Only LOST articles sometimes are never Information furrlshed upon application to SHt,UlDA\ S Tt.ACJlfc.RS AOENCY old 444 \\ hiteh \ll vtreet. round, often they are stolen with 1C,>nstrm-ting Quartermaster eat, largest In &outh individual attention DO chance ot recovery but w hen to members Offices Atlanta, Ga Char- f""l A O jj^roidiiter in good running con Atlanta Terminal Station. OF COLLIER'S AUTO! FROM DAY TO DAY picked up by honest persons they lotte X C Greenu ood E C ^•^-^-l-Jdiiion big bargain it taken at Atlanta tHrmlnglmn and Atlantic. will get back to the owner U adver- I. HELP WANTED—Male tised in tbfct column r aeclHi j Vrx-jve t L,ea\o I'ltOJ K^SIONS AND TRAOKS I nmediatel> FoMer Teacher Agencj AM leav Ing cit> \\ ant to sel I m> nen un kK U 1 1 j YES—Prof L. O Branning will teach you Third f-.at. Banli BIUB Atlanta, Oa Ford no fair ca.sh offer refused -^.d dreai D 1 3 Constitution rd ThoraR [ C 10 am] " SO am Absolves His Companion From An evchange of properties v.a.3 an- , ' the barber trade (It s easy > Taught In jlO -^ uml 3 Oj i i ' r half time of other colleges. Complete course . •> _. - -«.-_• I riounctd by o D G-orman Ji uf the W 4.NTEO Any ParticipatioParticipatic n in Smith & Enrins ag«ncj on Frldaj •* -^ poaition In our chum of ahops $30 SITUATION WANTED — Male j 8 10 pmUO 30 pn- 200 KHV\ AKU I0r tne return Ol ^,^^-^5=^^ , 7nH5a7ber trade 'Ear bf IjCiAlj raCiJ,a lor bituat-iun^ \t anted c nd^tion md cheap for c^-,h r othit s tram bttwei.n At the Matter. i Gorman to Mrs Kate G Kyder a one lo ea and rho \illc J half interest In a vacant lot on the a 1pear-shaped diamond pend- bers ai«ay« m demand Big waeea ^^ times, 15 centta To E&I tliei.e ratea ada SBC c re Folvoin *> t.arige ] west side of Piedmont avenue 1->0 feet ii-t 11 j work tev \veehs completesi by our nieth must be paid in advance and delivered \tlinta and \\ e+t Point Railroad Company ant SlirrOUnded by 2O Small Uia- ^d \\ages \vhile learnlnb Tools furnished St K* FLIES — ACCESSORIES Crazed by i desire to see the country southwest of EJprtwooa a-x enue for $6 - , , .J . , u « Catalog tree Moier Coilege Desk B 3K | No Arrive Prom— . N Depart To—^ 2 T lot 2 AY ANbVMirH TO iOUK AD annd outt of spirits because he waWs- I> °The"« aelle« " '*"fooiTV^'°n part pajment a monds on a short platinum cnain L.ucki* street or several of them may be sent in aa SPECIAL ANNObI\CEME\ T IS Columbus It oo am I IS Columbus. C 45 am t in email HiatnrmrU \V \V I ^XPERICNCt.D pap«r hanEer d decorat late as a we«j«t af er your ad sat ap 3S 3d Montgo > 9 10 am broke and had no job Sollie Smith one fourth into-est in 121 acres on set in smau aiamonas w w. i ^oritm ai« n orceb competcnt tn give refer peared in Thj Constitution Such respon THK Southern Dorris Garage re 30 New Or 00 pm 16 \ear old >outh living at Xo 190 Peachtree road west of and adjoining . «ncet> Ke>nton Decorating ! i Broods, 212 Ponce de Le,on . **'}(Co >,. o APPI> aes are the result of several forms ol 1? Colunibus 4 05 pra Foi torn farm in DeKalb count} The erue Montgomery special service u hich The Constitution cently opened on \\ a«?hinpton 37 Ne\ Or 5 CO pm Luckie street last Monday took poa valuation of this in treit was not LOS r—|Laree sil ver me oil —„ iside | AI iham. 9 1 Is rendering" In behalf of all bituiuionb 36 New Or 11 3j pm 41 \\est Pt & 45pm session of the automobile oC Virgil given markid f iorence Kins Jackaon ooa-. WAMl > — ^ experienced e evator operators street v taduct , all cement Ihre Peacntr G bt on Petchtiee circle or' oorn bet we Collie- whicn \\as standing In front of 1 homfJSon'H \tlantn Lunchroom. n agre^ of -1 and. 30 years old wider ra De of choice before accepting a proot ^S ooo square rect of floor Ctntrul ,,f (., i»r£la Railway Peachtree beu een circle and l^th ut Pe bring re prence Apply to John Knight Con position hod jour box number card ind The IU| the WmtcofE hotel and invited n. com John K Thompson who operates, a turn to Mrs fchtpard liryan S&« teaciili-ee htitulior oftice or^phono 1\y ^ and t»ei__lil>eral r«varu sspace btorage and hig"Ia ^ra ea.i s old of stj in9 of luncni ooin*= in Chicago and r U AMTED—Lmot>pe operate Tflina" * — Suv innah S 00 am No 292 bi-npbon street to tike a trip through the \ est and hut recentlj fal ir\TED~'^r~fatolen from 1-D3 vtarietta at State experience aitu salary service Phone Main 1338 At Allany S 00 am leased \ o j~ I'eachtree stl eet to bay mare J ,yeais old, three vvliite leet Ulle Llthoeriphing Co C^ SHIER, bookkeeper, credit 11 SO pm with him the vtere fore top cap (iff riffht hip large left fore, lunch oorn in \tlanti has taken \\ ANTtD—AbHlstant drartsman State sal lanta 065 Macon 4 00 pm foot Call Atlanta !»"•> _ man, experienced, in or out of brought back to \tlanta from Lafay . perm"t to!°?20 000 foi of ary A mlcatola Marble Company Bail SWi* 0 .PER CL.NT to SO PLR Ci-NT Jacksonville 8 30 pm ette Ga bj Sheriff \ C Catron and [ the building LObT — In KreBB s ore on Whitehall or Ground Ga Savannah 9 36 pn to\,n Ivy 5694-]. 1 Ma o 10 jO am \ aldoita 3 ->0 pm \ irgil Collier in the stolen machine i His Lite attons a,nd impro'vementi* in Peachtree silver mesh bag engra\ ed ON YOUR OLD BL\RI\GS ^HVUI Yourg: &mith asaumeb all responsi 'the L iiai"-K Mi'l be extensive He Genevieve Atkins winder please return AMD SOUCITORSi Plw .NINCi MlL-Li foreman wants to make DON T thro v jour old bearing i\%ay bend 4 '0 pm JackfOQvIIlc 10 10pm cJ !ange thoroughly experienced pracU Muco "15 pm ThomasvHlo II 46 pm bllity for taking the car and says tha.t{just taking- possession no\ a thougn 57 Candier ^ nnex Ivy J385 Reward _ / them to us and w u « ill m ike them aa Maco his companion diu not know tha.t he ...hK . ome time ago cal and capable man In estimating detail good as new Southern Bearing i_o 49 Mil / 55 pm Albany 11 45 pra LOST —Colll o do 4 mo n tha ing bllllie and getting out work Refer ledge ave Main 11~3 J was making the trip in a stolen car Hllln Salen and spot on t il Reward. ence Addrewa J- S3 care Constitution (southern Kalln ay until they \\ ere inanv miles from A.t W r "V\ orlej has m ide the folIoTvIngr j fl Elaat Georgia avenue lanta, be^ ontl \.cv, artli oa w hen the siles in his subdivision known as NOW IS THE TIME Premier Carrier of the t shoulder and tip of tall name Rex THE PKAETOEIANS } To Have "iour Car To Mrs C Tt Clarkston of New Return to 336 Courtland reward POSITION by mechanJcal draftMnan 4 fa "E "chedu^e figure-' are pub were M teen miles tliii side of La Yoi 1 lots 13 and 14 in block C for UALLAS, TEXAS nlj as li formation and ar» not favette and thev left the car in the 51 2oO feT.c. n Mrs Clarkston LOST—Silver salad fork on Central avenu REPAINTED THK ORfe,AT scientific i raternal Order Address D liO care Constitution 1 No Vrrlve Prom — woods and ti i \«,leil the balance of pro\ e th 00 im The ctr w is found in the <_ountr> bv ance in force Over ONE MILLION DOL. 441 >\Hirh-IlAL,L, ST 1 Juck M le 6 1C an LAKS reserve to protect members la writ CLERICAL work in office Iwenty years 1 Chicago 6 0 am a farmer incl repui ted to the sheriff experience best of refeiencefa W M Todci \5aJn »68 Alia H i 130S J Jsh «> p rt ft 30 im 12 Richmond 6 5 am The boj s hid been seen in the car and ing 30 lo ,-G pay itnd monthly Income con .1 Jack Me b &0 am tructa all having liberal paid, up and ex- car^ Hotel Ansley Citj. 3 Kan City 7 00 am hen th..**e. sheri'^..^.. 'r^ , lestioned the new [ MADAM NINA AU1OMOBIIXS 1 Too oa S 10 nm " Chatti fi-a 7 10 am tended insurance \itiue \ith accident pro- YOUNG MAN age Is ishes position snv Ith *-wut;i-i> Smith confessed i PHRENOLOGIST has ju&t arrived In At vision in addition \ ithout ei.tra codt It t> Heflin S "0 mi S Ft Vallc> 7 15 am Mr Collier was i ommunicated with I laita and can tell your CamUj and busi REPAINTED S Chultaea 10 35 a i lb Macon 1 46 ara r MLVE MEN SELECTED Is truly fraternal and practical in Us bene- of reference No v employed Address D 171 and earlv ' '^lda^ lelt Atlanta, to *" nesa aftalit, and love and marriage by phre ficiary features. v 1th sick benenta and a Constitution TOPS rtcovcrc 1 and repaired Wheel" a-«: 7 Mac n 10 46 am 38 N * 1st 11 OUam his car bTck tj \t\a ' ~ nolotUing- your head fahe la now located in beautiful and impre&wive ritual for the 2 1- t Vj.He> 10 45 an b Japk \ille 11 10 am her parlor tents 1" Ea^t Ml chell street. faccrot lodei, \vork of he order Bates \\ANTKD — S tuatlon as bookkeeper stenog at reasonable pricet, 21 C ol imbua 10 60 am J ±* ,ia \ 11 Cj am Olve ner a call Madam Mna will satisfy raphcr or Eeneral office \\ ork Address JOHN M SMITH ft Cincln tl 11 00 JU" 3S N \ d 1" 05 pra main samo aa ate cf entrj and for $1 000 11 you Prices moderate policy or certnicate at aga ol 35 are as D 113 care Constitution l-'O 1 " 1 4 \LjBURN \.\fc,MjF "ON 11- 40 am i 40 Charlotte I IE pm FOR BECKER RETRIAL follon 0 T B )•: 1 AD pm t <*0 Columbus 1 30 pm (PHRENOLOGIST Monthly Annual of repairing wants position in cJty beat VbTO I E\ DERS, 1 \\KS I 40 pm 30 Ne v 1 rJc 2 46 pm •>0 B 1 ^ 30 pm 1 Cl attn. ua 3 00 p i MME BOSWI-.LL, England s greatest phre -0 T.ear Renewable Term $ J5 $10 » 18 J>[ 3 jf i m 1*) tJ 1 am 4 10 pm w ill determine w hethcr Charles Beck Ca! and consult hci special reading this ^0 Pay (paid up in 0 year&> „ Ow 2, 31 -> 00 I i iSI cot 44upu er fo-rie police lieutenarit and head vi eek oOc Located In her parior campa, , lj Pay (paid up in 15 years,) J (.y ,0 t.f references J B I1 inley [i^gan (ja 5613 * •> > p i _ CoJunibus 6 10 pm 1 corner Auburn Ave and Courtland atreei. I 10 Pav (paid up in 10 year;,) 3 60 i9 90 SOj o «. Inc-In ti 510 pm or the strong arm squad conceived Vn exceptional pportunity for active ->U pr "8 > t \ illey * ^0 pm the plot that resulted in the murder of i-L,\ SCKfc.t.NS PlilCL, &. THOMAb reliable men aa agents 01 deputies in At clerK sood references. 4 V\ all at Main F H ODOM BROS CO 8 OJ p n 10 Macon 5 30 p i SYSTEMATIC EDUCATION I-L1 SCKL,tVt>. PlllCi. A, 1HC/MAS Janta and other cities and to vn:> in Georgia 33C4 HA1 I jour autt>!> obJie repaired the righr 11 Klchjrjond SI ^G Hafllu 6 pm !!.•%. <^t »d.kN.t- . PK1CWW1CI.K. _A THTH.OM.Atl IM A>o» limited IS to && ye^is tion "4 Kni (,uj y o l n "*4 Jack ville 9 35 pm pormptl> taken until 10 30 o clock to 1PIE TROUBLE CO IS Coll nb s mon ow morning: when District At Office and Pryor Ivy_4-03 ior ippUcationa lo personal men-ibershfp EGBERT AHLL.N id C A L.1IIRIDL.C 10 0 i II Shr vport 1*510 nm NEEDED BY THE NEGRO in Atlanta Council or for position an agent All tnl H —" ' '- ' tral tlnw^X. *ornej ~V\ nitman vfill address the jur> WANTED—J B Bowen s friends to fenow or deputy organiser in Atla ta or elsewhere SITUATION WANTED— Femal* EXPERTS City r kit Peachtree fitf* char^mp that Becker actually was the that on account ol family returning Irom in Oeorgla give ute and adddress EI.ECTPIC cars rectifiers i d I attorj \ ork California he has opened up plumbing but.1 M«rnph s Tenn "Vlaj 8 — Practically brains, of the c(j>nj,pirac> The first Union Passenger Station. •w itness probably rwill be placed upon net.b Permanent location 107 S t oryyth 1HE PRAETORIANS ads J lines one time 10 cents a completing their third annual com en at Phone Main 2~3t> winch la not In thw P O i>UX 8^i ATLANTA OA times 15 centa To get these ratea ads Railroad the st md eai ly i|n the forenoon book FORD STARTER \ND LIGHTINCr \f Arrl\p Fro: tion w tli thp election of officers and must be paid in advance and delivered fal &Th,\l No Depart To generj.t mee ings todaj the Southern 4.fter a hundred ind twentj one tal ^at^hp^< j^i^titut^Qi^ office .. Ci . UO ^ Augusta and esmen had been examined the 3Ur> 11 "i OU can t afford new suit, let me re \IADUC1 RI f\IR CO in T U 1 3V refined lad> of e perience position as K h. hi !0 So< olo0ical congress recessed tonight \\ a - comPletelj shortlv belore 4 mortel your old clothesf to look new See REAR 45 ALBURN A\ JL. IV \ 4CL.1 f Augusta 1 1ft to meet w t i the National Conference nj cxqut ite all vool td.brlc- The best nu „!! „ 1 ousekecper no oljection to ] 1 S Au^uiia J j on ( i 177 juior \ as selected howevei Justtc< Con titut] >u If \OL IIAVi- c rbon troub u e Cr kU I i 43 15 Buckbejd b 1 opening session of that convention guaranteed l om Weaver 1 ailoi 130 Hi rk Sc tbui 3 i etired to his chimbeis Thei e fcachlree street . fcold und r guarantee 1115 Touiti Xj.t 1 , 1 eaded b\ foimci Go ei n .>r U H ho called before him Oistrlct \ttornt> hustling iially mate from $000 to HI I IABL.I t 1RL \\ants cooks place in Ba k liul dl g Main 3 1 l>0 per iaalvtanct givn and aJj fa nail family of nice people will do nice \\ h tman and Martin T "Vlantoii of housework and staj on place 11 J Butler If OK nroroot portable ga*-ag-ea \ rite tort tnilNViile and Nusriil old officeis were re elected except the Beckers counsel Just what took place e like limited number of pa 1? or turtber Intorma abl Garafie Co Alfra Agents b!5 orai t le Railroad se o d vice prt-? dent \Irb, J \ tipntJ cai for Koines provided for In i to 9 30 a, ni and /rot-i trtet or phono 4t,^4 1 Leave j Arri *• durin,., the conference which lafated fanta : ants far adoption Mrs U T Kopp o3i Candlet- bids 1 IHST CLAfaS stenographer capable of do c^t I B iker of Houston lexis U ho Wets abaut fifteen minutes \\ as not re Mitch el J Windsor Direct Jnff any kind of trork desire-* position succeeded b> Miss Fannie Hicks of \eiled but when the disti ict attorne% WANTED — Five high trade specialty salea A 1 ires D 1 0 cire Con itutioa ATLANTA RADIA1OR CO d 1 i>uis%lUe' Rale ^h N C The selection of the and Mr Manton emerged from tl e PHRENOLOGIST bell Kamon s RemcUi^h maiiufac Automobile Itadiator Work Lxcui\elj 7 JG amf . ne-ct meeting j. ld.ce w a^ left to the chambers jurors selected as n i loers tured ly JBro\\ n Manafacturlnj, Compj-i > Bell Ivy ~434 76 Iv street : 1 a i 9 , extfiit v^ committee ftiME COR.I>BAL phenologlzes your hend C-reenvilJe ieni in the atates wf Alal^iina AUTOMOBiLES and 8 \ \ Farle> e and \\ R perfectly revealing pa t present and fu ' .> 1 >p ill , meetings of the d i\ vi ere Creorgl i I- lorida and bouth Caroliiia None Jat l 4 Oo pii 10 ( dc 1 to Smitl were called in Soon after Ju« tuze Special readings In her camps corner 1 ut („«.! trleiice t specialty salesmen \d.nlt;d FOR bALE — Miscellaneous hrdrucLb t>li ejri o p^og ti c ^eab trv rt turned to the benc i an 1 Marietta aud B^rtow streets __ _ __ ••> iliiry and bonu-j pa,Jd ierritor> ptrma in 1 the hurc i indl sou al sei v n nt ubonrd \\r I Ine Rulluay annoui f f-1 that thje two jurors had Angel ^- Address _B ^I_JL _c-re Constitution s e^ke t, dev (tins tf ^m been ex U'-td uron tlifi ow r app ica IRS ZAHN s delicio s home mad T ct •" Nov l»er JO 191 c iditions ot (the negi ocs fcooB o< d aid BUTT1 R cakPb for sal \ AN Lh^O — iaa eainen capable of explain!* g 1 Ul to \1 1-. CliL. VI 1- ro u— No Depart To — " . tion 1\) leflettion «?aid the oirt H Cone s and Morris . ihonias every Sat iierlta of iie\ ly patented t^aoUne i>uving li H h i, ) , was t> be cast upjn o thci o tht; nun •day tpcc al orders Iv 6829 __ rease I M phis „ , r ofts >r ( J Havre'- of V -,hv tile The v. or ^ of t \ammm,, lalt smen \vaa sale pr cc 1 L l SPECIAL BARGAIN U Monroe 0 j O f O Hi-imjnd of \ ^usta Ga asam resu ued and the 4urj toiiiJlettcl P\NAMV IN PICTCRl^S—Contains 68 half used• " ? - bulet t^e% rkl It i and Mrs \ o n r- I Kellt it Nf tone ill latratlono Bound in paper mail A rjui Iclv and taken to Tn up ton n hotel I I f cula 11 $j G \\ a h ton 1 lu pi \oik Organizer! s >c e j it ^ as pointed to s en J the mg"ht ed for _,> cLnta A bmith &. Co PltUaburg 10 ood n double ir^ n coat $S aU v 0 T. i t> >. rfol t : If p out mutjt i et,o ^e Its u ->li0 it ona Pa _____ , T\\ O live real est ite t,alet.men to trav el 9 3 COLE touring car, ul]y price s« j j3 an 1 risi li 3 10 to folio v up live interested prospecta as ana take up tbt 01 1 of npi o\ ig lltfc, M ARTHUR bIfciTL.RS stylish ml [equipped, electric lights, elei.- 10 p n tie stttus of tht ni^rto race bj <5\<= [ sistai ce ia sivcn co imisbion and expensea $1 J« a c l 11 u? y.10 \ orlt oO pi liner> model ate prices -13 Whitehall 'g-uaranteed Big opp irtunity to right pjr One j root ; r j L tal t t Lhroc column teitij.cc educi tl n Hherevei t!ie negro corner Brotnerton trfc starter, mechanical condition a-ili on 0 p has beei offer d chances foi mpro\ e U btua-t field Mgr Bai i bridge t. J.I -A ,, i ice $iu rfolk oO p MORTUARY lobacco tor Gm. perfect, $900 ca^h Op m nt ^nd encuuragcd ti tike ad\dn | a and col i^ lOc bags \ou about a it t lo< t ale price -pit) 1 B h n t irtc of then it v\ as Jeclai d the\ M Co At Jar \\A\TL.I>—Salesman to vork in large conn One * ood n ca^t, iacJi Lulu ^U fu 1 izc try store must be honest sober and in S Monroe o ,)0 pn _ „ „„ h \e resp nde J i a \\A lo rejo cq C»> Tkk.t OOlce 88 I1 each tree St. e\eii t lei 1 jf ] umuii re cctabiht\j l L.\ SCRL,KXb repaired by Pric dustrious and have pi evlous e^psi lencje BUICK AIOTOR CO, 1 iis matt-iij. L Lc so d l=> to t,uj,t. b2 >. Pryor Phone I\ j 4_ (. ood place for man that knows country Otht-i qptal t s to i> induled J V, James Mi Wade. •ntcrn and A >J tgi u let j B iltimore f_)r C V ' trade Address 1 84 care constitution 241 Peachtree bt I antfc Rnllrnad rf quick 4 N D*>p,trt To— » 11 dt f i of c.ou M\ ilU an I L>r C, B la nes M \\ ade aJ-,ed ~ * years died B i irii at noon at his re= dence 110 HL.1 liL,SL.NTATI\ Eb WANTED —I \isit lie 7 10 am 9* Chicago 8 00 Hrr Mai gold of bt 1 ouis F^r Mangrold »rade with our clgara Salary paid men of >as,hvlM« g 3u KM spokf on the iifw jirofefasio of oocial \\d-ltm st cet He is sur\ 1% ed bj his 92 NaKhvi le 4 60 i n wite t\v > daug-hteis Mrs Nellie Dixoii ability AVi Ite CoraUJe Ci^ar Co Station 1 NashUlle service and tht, tiainitif, rf srtial PURCHASE MONEY NOTES P New, V-ork N \ workei s »nd Mi Sarah \ an Demon and one BOLOHT sold aud tx uanged Bank 3o Chicago 4 Xa.t«h\llle 8 60 pn T vo esscntia-ls re_iuned til t aining faistei Mi t, Joe N Smith Funeral Wii HAVE funds on hand with \\ ANTJb-U—One good solicitor : sacet, vault dooi b Con-binatioas i i the field jf social ervit-" are studj will be held Situ di\ afternoon at 3 ~~ c nanged. of the &oci U fitll md itt> in i ica^e ic o cl it 1 f om Bloomiield a chapel and which to purchase good first or j 1 JTAXICABS i ted pi ubloms and de\ elopmfr*1 of nit* i nent will be in \\ "st \ie\\ In gro« inj; skill in method ami technique acci>i d becond mortgage purchase money invest 5^00 BANKJi.Ilb bAFE AND IIIJL. to Di Man^oIU 6PLCI\L B \RGAI \ — Abso ^Ve have entei ed on i e^v ei T. in Grace Letvhardt. notes Foster & Robson, n Edge j VAULT CO. TAXICABS th*> developm nt ol 1,0 i il work 1 e (ai lie Ga. \l 3— t special ) — s fru ;d circular T i- lutely new Hudson six cylinder No J3 bafct Mitchell fatreet \\ood avenue j con; id terina Wirilt said Most social workers ha\e hf t i e.ra e 1 e vhardl olt]^Bt daughter Atla L a ca 19^4 Alodel 54 \ever taken from occ, jpied \ ith the i elief of suffering, ot AJi and Mi -a I I I cw hai-dt died FOR S\I I1—$15 000 worth i f first mortgage C H Eelle Isle \\ lia\ebeet o 1 u-, \viththe rcl tl we dftei a protiactert ill iesb tahe \vas a purcoase moi ey asine 300 pn ^how room Car too large for use have gi\en 1 ttle Ume to the pre\en student «it the ndustrial schoo1 last purchase S per cent c. AGENTS e tui ^-alc all kmdb and Iro Bui!d ACrENTS — Salarj or conn sion L,reatent in my 3ocality Watt make close j tion of distress 4. new task how yeir it Milled jje ille Her remains seller jet t,very u-ser pen nd ink bu>s on bi/teb OH second hand army j 5190j ATLANTA 1398 evei rann>t de t-rid upon the \\oik of were but ic.d at Ci osb Roads cemett i y sight 00 to 'iOO per ce protit One once it, spot ca^b inH \o trades novices or on tho e \vho ha\ e i o MSI n agents &alca 46.JO in alx d s another $42 tents \\rikc ub foi prices iele of the relatio i-- >f 1 fc m 1 the pos EDUCATIONAL in two hours Monroe Mf Co X 4t> l^a or real estate J M B , 17 Trm- KEVVSOM AUTO CO sibihties of >mrni n t\ effoi t Jo sic Far low. Crosfae Wia phone JJell Mam ^oi J 870 Ala- 12 Luckie fet Ivy 93 Atlanta 3«35 length of bei \ ice is not a prime Joj * 1 nlo\v 16 iTiontlt old da OF it\ a\enue qua ification i fact it f tquentl\ dib tc ot ^h *nd Mrs i T T irlow rietta btieet qualifier It is nf nsense to °-ive a died the cotton bus! BUSINESS OPPORTU NI Tl ES I i da; iftc noon L 4 o clock it the PRACTICAL MILLINERY n our sample rconib. We also tench broken down profes >i the t t«k of im fani!l> re idenop S ( alb ivenu 1 u THE. OR-ldll^AL. and only regular Millinery gradin anrt tk orough course by corre DiO'vii K fco lal cohdition It i idle to School In Atlanta reaches lull courae In sponde ce Ctooii oypnlt ES for coTnpetent Tise the supt i aniiu Ltcd i i c t he or ner U % 11 b( Id tl s irtei no i it ah weeks. Our rates are loxver for WHAJ, teachei in pi urnut ng the public w el v Q u ciocl fi om the re-r (it nee ind \\ E CiIVE. than any other school We havo men CM!! or rite for Indorsements of Nitiate-feoda Bulk Acid t ter i pnt will t ke j lact. "-.j l ster former students Charlotte Cotton Sclio 1 f ai e the indorse Tien t of all tha wholesale mil 31dK Atlanta Oa or Charlolt- PIERCE ARROW ccn t li r hou<=eti No^y Is the time to begin PIEP-Cb A.HIIUW S v j ind r seven & 1C 1 liul HI 1 Coa n.1 C I Mi* Rnin TtT Manager 4Qi, Whitehall St ja_sfacnj,cr tour ng car cJ-ct icni mtchPi i cal condition anu icpainted oll\«. green Xt John E. McClelland. DR \L)GHON'S Business College, toredoor type cc i pl tc j eq i jped good PRQFESCIONAL CARDS tir b all rout d# i nee $ 000 1 Cl-i-L-R b t 1 t.i)d n. I 11? fur al o£ ohn I W (. elland Atlanta, Ga, or Montgomery, i Knierljcu. or $ i o CUL AT THE THEATERS w II lie « Id tins m n u R a Jo clo k Brekatf Albert Howell Jr Lxchange Car Dept Locoiiiobile d the t eiitril P \t\ tc in hurch Hugh M Dornej Arthur Heyman \Ia , no vacation catalogue free u r person I n -ike the be^l han Li orad n aiu Pitt n ol fi nt njj 1 he Doracy' Bre -Jter How ell i. Heyman Company of America botlv will be ttke i wn -* speciil c u to \ttoriieys at Li\ OROVMZI r b \\ \NTtD—1 be at ordtM tree Direct ol hmt i i xii trlca for * Junior Keith Vaudeville. t c*"meter\ in ^tone Mointayi w lere Offices "0 "04 05 Ob ^.07 208 210 Tl c Evnfghts uf the Girdle fra ernil 46o_J^each tree^ bt l\y 1371-13/2 p r;> j Ii> i ij.cle In i Kiser Building Atlanta Ga patriotic beneficent appeal" to all hurch f>l op u tl r per- .nal supervihloii lorn 'We ( \t (,IL t.ruml ) the Ma-Jons will hold i serv ce at the 1>J t f ci Lrt e &t upstairs hr o perfo rn i i t iv J.L n e u u sri a,\ e Lone Distance Telephone 10^3 ^1024 and LOCOMOBILE ~~ ~ \er 1 £_ _£ r-i 7 { I „ odl to th b i! 302^ At! ml i Oa. 1" 'E alt c>Jider fi\c pa t &er tour Ide , ho can thltiK or LOC VI REPItr&l-VTAFI\E WAN1ED ^n ing car Jhlb c ir is in splen 1JU condit on \V AN 1L.D— \n Ucitl u le\ lie t! f i n L 1 it i |j W M GUMMING tent? 1 rotcct jout On \Iond v ma nt eaivasaing or soliciting require 1 ^ ood Rep mted n n 01 vith gold stripe Cum ou t Hli \\ ri H Auditor Income ifesured A Idress National Co Op«r i plel ly equippei ^ith electric atarter ind ir NEW YORK THEATER Atlanta Trust BUlr Iv 1 1 AtlantJ A1 LAM A S\tL CO -u 1 }| uei * f h t i i^y (c I \c i -_ civc RpaJt" y Co \ "14 Marden Build nt. JigJif* UH ^t^Je lamps t r' indsh eiti BAJtC ^.1 ^b in ^ \ Handolph JL __ -Wa^hinrlon I> t P"fd meter good tire;. Klaxon Price Heal L,ock 1 \p : i ngi „ f r Hi re Mi' J ic \\eVt 514 For VVa^l ( I hlnglon t> C put til (. r nd 1 \ rh C 1 n, clt th*- NAMED FOR CANDLER M V HI Si K~i — O i tc-r th t arc r e\oted to 1 iff feat ire man to or t i i i B nd 01 h after bt< rk Exchange Car Dept Locomobile u t f t J-i j- i \S \N 1 1 ims th UK tc-d rch««tr i eic Tip m rriecl man prcferrt J J 1 de IK int. ^ nlv differ n 1 If the rand \i I chars'e OPENED LAST NIGHT i sri»rtii „ yu i i,t deli l atur «. L I I r> No Box 110 Atl Company of \inerica May*-vil]e •- a clt.ctrlc.jl or le s than n- half 111 prices of admli, ion phojie 3128 A _ n rj (I I t work Ktrlct ch rpcO hj tt T3ro i luay houses In Xe s 409 Peachtree_bt 1371-1372 tOJlfeAL- La t idy i*r ^1 r -jer-* Jy oj)IJt]f( D-.1 ) C^ll Decati lorlt i. tv Nc-vv \oik Alav 8 —(Special )—The i \\ANTI D b >vs ith bio cle to kno v th-U ~ pads niatti ts I 1 n^Kci cU b^_ Nor 1 i low aril Nireet Ccst of Lccal Want Ads n Jo3in D Mitl*-r 1 ocated at 18 Bast Hun wholesale I rtcc new CincUti thoatei in \\ tst I ort t.TEI>—Polite ntsro of pood appearance ItNOX a oilier t at demaj CT Candier oE \tlanta w ith its en VI L, II V\ \ lliiNo >0 l ^ Idrc nyuirica D 1 Ell T I npanj for door ma . at Ron o de I eon apart I n ent= corner Pftachtrce and Ponce de Leon lObRING nave you will 1 we ni add U treit this aftern tr«* 11 e idjoimng the nc\v Candier I Insertion im a line j THIK1\ FIOHT liorsp ton prht * ho t f net, hat 1 I dancing f build n^ opened it-^ doors tonig-ht It 3 Insertions fli, • line ( Apj t to ^uperlntend' nt • o er Ujffh ffrau J41J Ail i lloor Iw fornatlv j ned at the Ljric The . Vttracli\c prtci i one of the finest little playhouses 111 7 Insertion i* 3« M line •ft \NTKD—Mant vith ho ae and rig to carry Main &9 JSD HAND ARMi L,>. 1ta — : ing V ' floor toier-! UK \h le big L^ve and the I Iv tier \Turd tint tor nc paper route A hu tier ca make ffood .a $6 J^.J A tents a partj th>>at r orches ri 11 be o\ d ut be , Ncv/ "i ork money Apply Clt> Circulation Dept Conatl J CJUI OOOD LbL.D CARb * $ no t tn een th i actx tnd after tt e pei ormaiice The new theater is on a plot of con Coi titu ticket holders i iav ta. igo ali thej p ease ut Al- 0 Roa Istci- 'tA.CL— ouu c M on ta go expc t ol the com sidciable size in AV est t 011 fir^t Ittntn. it louring ,c it a tr& c d u bU 14 ro. pany \ ill street and an entrance of tuciiU fi\e rail \ ly postal ci mder 1 ruck 53TO jOu titg _ 1 In rei ne\ steps No advertisement accepted for arp ^jn^tHutio^i The IJelr to the Huor is pr vlng i red feet v. id opens into I o t> secoi d e cara aie j.I[ in good i unnli c condl %\ I Li., --L.1 1 at birtdin JI pern ittraction an 1 vl e co less than two lines Count nd are ortli Ltif money we ask. nj is> doing its stiect I ven befotc tho fit s,t dooi s aft 01 dmari words to each mond rir 0 b«f,t \ rk su re iis sli VtlanLa. Are m.ICK. MOTUK t.O onstitution litres \ou a M-is.cm " ^ ill be % ero passed the 1 r^t ni^ht audience line III Pe ichtree bt ented ne\t u«-eJ* MF \M1 S ORPORAT_ th it went into the plj>hou«e Jrad Discontinuance of advertis -t. ullotincnts ot Business and Pleasure in Ken- son,iethin^ to troupe it-, c iri jsit> for ins must be in writing It \VHITE~GAS~ 1 da* C ratio a J N the iobb.y w spacioxiu be iutiftill\ dcco will not be accepted by phone 10 seven p isbengrci "touring car t Ba ,kers. Buf This protects 3 oyr interests •dm in <-ry del ijl electric starter LAKC.L, tucky. rated and ingenious,!-* lighted 83 uell as ours, llehti. c i I Le equipment top wind only ivii 1 r ru Ha \t present the Candlei theater is a 50 LADIES 1 ipeeUomclti clock electric hon Philadclpl it one (I torn Tht louibvillt. Hera'd > '•o\er'J liat Ju t b en overhauled .i t tl e rlcl est f. It mKUt be bu^^eated that the ncx.t motioi picture house 11 ]cs«eesa ot IOKSHR1MERS week interebt iHed bi ck \lth t,uld ttrJpe JPn Trade time there it LIT opening- .of the Lex the nc\\ hou'je \re Co lan &. Ha rib J/ i ou Can't Bring or trcct ing work, big opportunity, $10 10 i Is 1 i inRton iace met ting cnfcug \ of tbt, Some tun" a^o Air ( andl i purchased at Exchange Cai Dtpt Locomobile 1 ',aung clt\ and county emplo\ eek lemain at the ^lot uf giound on which the i cw lend Your Want Ad 0 home to artpncl to th business of the to $15 a cla\ ^ppb once, 509 Compam of Vmerica r 1 Ilfc » rfuct, M u h compliint has> been made theatei and the new Candlei build ng JlJ-l\T IX> 1P i. nil -\" in now stand pa>inp o\er a million dul FHO\F MYI-S, Silvev building 1 t i\p 13 ei s j.nd othe s \\ ho found Peachtree St I\v 1371 137^ T^Tor end 1 hont \\ c 1 I I N tue ouJd not bt. « iitcd upon lai>t Ki s for the pro] ei tv Nt. 1911 NA1JOV M I A&fai-NOl K li ii l. 1OUBIM CAI 1HO! ObC HL\ O\Er> A pa AbIJ^ DANDHirviNlhL) $jO T;La\ to i t 1 usin REPORT GERMAN AIRSHIP - ONI- 1114 O YK. L. %. N D 1 Ol ri\(, CAK WANTED—Miscellaneous r"is aid i 5000 DI L.CU *^r\KIJ\C7 AND L.ltjIfTr\L. bl •- Itutlot f \\tiere \ t dmls o «.en mnd la ihe * tranap nation free 1-oj fuittier in'orma- OK A'lL-AVFA 11 M 1 RICH 5J«.0 CJLIfls bALL. Wt. lAi ifil <• t ca. 1- pric ., ior anytbiTg DESTROYED IN STORM tiot inquire from 8 to 9 3U a, m and from . U HOLSr -t 1 iai oa uoa«tiio il guod-i lurnituit: ant < fi to ti p m Jamau iv^pp, oJl Candier AVI IH JSP I\ \ 7911 I "ME°N "CURED i Coi lya > &1 Occatur air fct Alitnii sa JWUS1C AND^pANCING nhfully trc t ^L1{V^ BLOOD __„ Berlin Miv S —\ r«-poit th it a c.fi Columbia Vuto Ut- i 14i4 j rmn mil iv aiisli p had bffii d^ It to select L>i » >1 -us** Plmpleg. Eczema Catarrh < loan capable colored TO liU\ one or t o yokea of nteera m Jat | Ivy b I Ulcers S«res and stro\ cd in i -=ti rni niarXo^ben 22 niije* 5001 d tjr It nou3d be be not over S cart, old v^Jslit not Je-ito ! V i l _r _A Acuta T r o u b I » a from H tlm lead ed the autl oritie « uj before -v ou th i. i OOy pou d a ^11 investigation wa^. oid Courteous oper^to 3 thor rom -10 to 60 [ er l(JC»lj— Latet LA Kidney Bladder oughly familiar with ratea. and X\ rite for price \\ W Hu lilon__ 1 ite t. a _ ___ I and Chronic Dij ci cd (jlRLiS learn millinery free srhoiarahip rules and cJasiiflca*lone. will plan ^V« mafte i nd r^trli i hats free Ideal npletp H-.t JA^roBtj AOCiTbv CO wilt bu.y~any hing" ! atlm g^lve vou complete informa School of Mi llnery 100<6__g_hltehail in lie vaj of h uai hold goods \V e pa.y I and tioti *nd if you wish they I HE TROUBLE CO the highest cash price Call \tUnta phono MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CITY'S LOW DEATH RATE A \\OMAN over o with attrartl e person 4 <}-NTRM A\ 1 M \I\ 1>7 1 211.-i Bell Main 1434 61 ^jecatur street i will assist you In wording altty ior travel i i s portion expenses paid H \\ t t-K"i lour w int ad to make it most Appjj JJT'O Cgndler ^bld^e teacht-r preferred .L^cTRfc ttartf>r \ork f fatfnums rei PI, all \urletica, bend I P l STOPS COFFIN STRIKE effective ed Mcdl al electrical appliances repair .fFcred and lo i e b> t,r i 1 tw f tt t>lax pr '*plan o ^VANTKD— & colorcu women to tork ui M ral or s ^ t,aln Phone W A f IH t u ork lept Apply Jjvcelfeior new Co Menynis. ou I its. FREE ad Accounts jpered for ads by IR MAX^FII In od "r vice and confidentia N « Votk 'Ma S— The low «Jefath plant blllf, and Piedniont BSF[ ^ \ Hi » telephone to accommodate dUlon ^lor Und cr of th«" . treatment by a reao i itr in U c cil\ ^-iiico Hit ond of the \\ ANTI-D—Olrla fo- bindei y •« ork Apply tuhf good Hr** ol onlj larly (loenserf *« j ou if > out name Is in the >li 1 T 31^ the ! u s \v inter fl-iut the coi rct,poudin^l v low telephone dlr**j™tory Other Dittler Bros -ib "18 fci Hunter st h Ma n 4b4 Dr.d 1 nvenue ph n. 1 elahrt. I am isal la , demand foi coffins it it announctci iUKU at d ellorLl a,t* pi evented sti ike of the 600 members t^ant a.ds taken by telephone II "\ OLT v nt an automol lie i rite me de U—To buy i_ny kind of second hand cjia acd Ly oC the < offni Makei^, union scheduled HI e to be paid tor ImmeOl crllie what you want ind pi ice you \ant »ud household furniture Cameron FO R RE NT—Typewriters. tor this w eeK ately upon publication bill ta to paj 1 will flnd it for 5011 if 1 in on e Co Both phones My fees are vtrjr low for treating Catarrhs! H be presented b> mall or so anted to fill hundred u heels James ituHihili Vragon Hole . Disorders and simpfe diseases 9 The union some time agro jna.de de licitor the same daj printed government llCo jobs $b5 to SlEO month Atluita <»a j J 1 i LU Ki J I Kb RENTED m For Blood Poison 1 use the latest disco? A nauds for A snoiter work day a,nd at sample examinatfo-i queationa end list ot pe- • crl n Mnny ^«3 cured with ne reatmtnt. • mc-e ise in wages \ tstei da / tho O\ ERLAND roadbter rracllcftlly good as J^EDICA!L FOLK MONTHS for S^ and upward. Factory J Vo iiei-MJua and reflex ir ul lea 1 use " titions available free Write Immedia elj ne % lu^t J^pent 5 ^0 ovcrhjulins I rebuilt tvr«*rlurs ol all mahea from »23 WB 1 Lymph Compound c-ouitjJucxJ trtUi my dlttvt A evecuti^Q cominitteo of the union de 1 lanklln Institute Dept 53 M Rochester change for rpal estate TV eyman .S, Con ^UNir-ON b la/ > ind Co ton Ro 10 Z76 each AMDRICAK WRITING MA mi cided that this v> U cert L.. M i r 2< It n J Hours fl a-m to 7 p m S mcUy 10 to I f 575 MONTH paid rail \ay postal clerks AB^Oll TI- I \ ni> 1914 Overland flvr P«LS A DR. HtiGHt.i*. bpeciallnt A Constitution ^ ANT ADS thounandH uppoi ntnientd coining Apply s^nrer touring car l\j 3h8b J \tlunta ii i U n Oi us < V\ RITE.KS all muke4 bought and i 731 is personal' ** Weat Harris Apply S» a. j Addreb*a dren electric treatment to chronic diseases* *ol

k m i 1FWSP4PERS i > 1 JLJtUi A ri.ANl'i'A, y, Constitution Space Are Wise aod Profitable Iitnvestmeinits Both Increase lo Value and Land From Want Ads BUSINESS AND MAIL MONEY TO LOAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENTV-Rooms REAL ESTATE—For SaU REAI- ESTATE—For Sale WE PAT hicbeat cmmto prices tor househol* ITLTKNISHEI>—WEST END BESIDENCE DISTBJCT. RESIDENCE l>IbTKICT. ORDER DIRECTORY rooda. pl&noa uui oftic* taraltnr*. caab THE CONSTITLTUUH SHRTSBRS—Three delightful rooms Battle AM lea^ing the cit^ If taktn ir a -P da THE PRUDENTIAL advanced on coneJsmnent. Central Auction Hill Mr^ Silvias 14- Wellineton street mil ell mv home on Nortii ^iouicxaid o c Company 12 East MJtch«U «tre*t. B»ll TION WHERE TO LIVIE Phone "vlest "71 J FOB SATJB BY OWNER block from Ponce d« Leon, at a s>a<_ irte INSURANCE, COM- phone Main 3484 SPECIAL BARGAIN In three eood house* AX AtCTlON EA&T front room handsomelj furnished and two of w hiefa ore lwj-o stories. 7 ana s Mai i 5-48 J - - PANY is now accepting FU RN1T LIRE, household goods and off! ce r> f new 75 Qrady place West 11S6 rooms each one 6 room cottage all In good 6 ROOM bungalow Broofcline street ha C itmi %!ai* lifJUS? "everything yoa want. fixtures, tbe largest assortment ever ex. A FRkK BLREAU of boar din c and condition and well located For informa loans on high-class At- bibited. Jacobs Auction Co*, 61 Decatur rooming house Information If vou blMk car line l"t oO^SOO screened h t JACOBS AUCTION CO t N FT;R N iKHKi>—N o rtxa su»fc, tion see oix ner 40 'West fc-nd, avenue I am and cold later electric Jlkfcts t* 000 Easy street. Main 1434 Atlanta, 2-26 want to get a place to board or rebt SIX Uiifur rooms large well ventilated 1 00 miles from homo If you want to buj ol Di-CATLR STREET lanta property at 5J4, 6 rooms in any part ot the city or nub choice resident ut. half block car lin« ms. Phone owner M a".3 L- . Near Klmball House. Bell oUone 1*3*. At FOR SALE—One old Mathls. heavily carved some rood real estate cb«ap come to see me golden oak bed room eet of furiilture urbs, ask The Atlanta Constitution t^ conveniences, Zs>Z Decatur NORTH SIDC—Ansley Park lot 100 feet lanta 2286 and 6% per cent. Prompt "We will be glad to help you get what or phone Tfcest 8H J ______West 690 you want. FOL.R unfurnished rooms with private bath front o\prlookir,B c ubhou^e tennis courts. and courteous attention. 2. Simpaon street. 209 ST CHARLES \VENUE, S room swimmtns pool and Rolf courts L-harlas J CHAS. H BLACK, Third Floor Constitution Bunding OR 4 ijufurnlfibea rooms, near to. all COD liome, newly built, never been occu Metz 62 6 b CandUr lldc ^___ Main 5000 Atlanta 6001. venJencaa. 66 Siznpt>on street. Real Estate Loan Agent pied, all modern conveniences hard IF IT 1* real estate you wmnt to buy or eeiU .»,—^.«—ju*—aOUTH ou»*, wood floors, furnace heat, beautiful lot. It wilt pay you to see am. A- Or»ve«. .4 210-211 Empire Building. CKRX-ij upstairs rooms, 16x18 private bath FftHt Hunter atreot. NOItTH SIDE. Just papered and painted situated In one Price, $6,500 Terms See H C. Me Phone Ivy ill. of the best and prettiest homos on the Keuzie. 801 Silver Building THE EDGEWOOD soutn aide couple or adults. Price J1&. 66 Richardson street- ^Vlajri £410^ J IF TiOU have real estate to «ell or exchacfi* CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC. NCW modern all outside rooms, tree FOR SALE—305 Washington st Atlanta to to SIS Healey butldinc and Broa MONEY TO LOAN—We have bathe. 5 minutes walk from Five Points THRCE connecting rooms bath and kltch Ga magnificent apartment house six .1P1U .md ourplua THE IMPERIAL or Auditorium Rates per day 60e up eitttte reasonable to right parties Main flatb i- rooms, t> baths elegantly Oldest Savlnei Department In tne weekly $3 up. 104^4 fedsewood avenue Ivy furnished pays over 10 per cent on the tn s a a good deal of home funds that DRT CLEANING AND DYEING CO ..759 J FOR ^\LE — Two house" In ffro\e an l«Ml FUUKTM NAT.1UNA1. BA.-.K. OF AT^A^ IVY 3334 3336 Atlanta 1258 vestment always rented Can Bell on easy Cash capital »bOO 1)00 nurplun S930 OOP we can place promptly Can lend terms. Also 40 North Jackaon st At place for children Appl\ Mr* L A Minor ACHO TAILOHI2VG CO—Clothes cleaned FOR RENT—Apartments lanta. Ga S rooms and bath entirely "so 1 ^ an Epps avenue i-aisC Atlanta. A>P on 5 years' straight, or monthly and pressed work called for and deliver THE PICKWICK equipped tn moat up to-date manner Can ed 134 Rawson street Main 3a4o JN.EW 10 story and fireproof 1 KMSli_EO sell on easy terms. Write Mrs J "W IAKM LAND^ Well furnished roo mi, i\lth connecting baths f H & '4? T ¥ tiower boxes on payment plan Also money for Roberts owner core Lenox Hotel Jackson TOR ^\L,F — l^S acre rlvor bottom farm In Convenient "how er baths on eRI% E—^e ha-ve a special Robson, n Edgewood avenue need ome monej and If 1 e n Ket *1 00) bced stoie. Broad street, DROP a card w« U brine; cash for oboe* SHRINERS, SHRLNERb 13^ o Spring street ^_ __ _ price Tor a few. day on this attractii e pa n nt nov. 1 1 take $ 000 t r it « and clothlnr Tbe Veatlara. 168 Decatur at. ON FL.ACHTRE.E 2 blocks 'rom the Tern f UP JtLN T — Peaehlree roao TOU need money 7 pie can accommodate 6Bver.il Shrinera street high and cool completely lurnJsh with hard \ood floors furnace heat tile posi a 1 n ^ 11 IM> ffl rn Tl is fi i ^ ia Atlanta. large _cool rooms 3 5*. Peaclitreo btreet ed Phone M 1884 or Ivy 5890 bathroom aleeprne porch screens etc Se« worth 56 000 \\r1te al on T A Ljon oi Atlanta. DRESSMAKING—SEWING Charles L Greene v.Uh fanalth &. Kwinc 130 Casa. Ark ___ North Forayin ROOMS FOR 4 foHRl^* 111.—Two laree VNFUKJNISHED Peachtree beautifully furnished rooms in strictly 2 Room apt in the frrancis J£« Peachtree FOR SALE! —Georei a lands a specialty Thoa private home can accommotla.Le 4 visitors corner Ivy consisting ot lixinf room, bed I OWN two homes and can t li\ 9 In but TV JackBOD. 4th N»t. Bank U dg Atlarta- , AMJ BU11-i>SiSt ZHajnonda, -1 minutes from center of city ia.ru every room and bath private voranda to sublet one Will sell the Capitol avenue 10 room n b I home at a bargain, east front, shaded lot. "S 800 ACRE, farm for snle cl rip COURT BL.DL. f??;t u>4nu. Jewelry Gold 10 minutes tales ?1 50 a person Phone Ivy tl 1 September 1 privilege of renewal *40 0 IUKNJSJU.O MAI* and Silverware BOARD AND ROOMS per month Including e evator electricity 5 Ox 00 and dandy yood house Call Ivy lor-ate 1 and. he 1th Add,rc-acta homo or bueinesa " Peachtree ptace Ivy hOao ______property at lowest ru.ce. Money advanced i-"OR CjMklSL,K£,—Tfw o llrgti fur rooms .n ~" ~~ THE SOUTHERN MORTGAGE COMPANY to buil lore. Write or call TION WHERE TO LIVE private home corner Peachtrce and Four- DELIGHTFUL, close ln~a^aV^iie"nT 4~~f3 teenth sareeta. Ivy 3261 or \s rite and re rooms Apply Chaa P olover Realtj Capital and Surplus $300 000 Established 1870 S. W. CAASON A f RLIu BUREAL ot boarainv and serve room P O Box 1C78 Compujiy Z A Walton street _ __ _ Gould Building—10 Decatur Street—9 Edgeuood ^..68 J urbo, auk The Atlanta Constitution. FljSN16BJbI> OH LNHRNISIIED FARM LOANS Wo will be glad to help you set what 1WO large rooms one block. Masonic Tom FOR apartments eee Fit^bugb Knox. 1613 ^^.^ WE NOW HAVE funds for you want. p e modern conveniences See J Chal NEGOTIATED THROUGHOUT THE. ST^TE ON IMPRO\ bD FARM I^\D3 md.i Tailor 6 Jamea St McKenzie bldg handler building IN SUMS OF $1000 TO tlOOOOO, ON FIVE YK\RS TIME Al REA IHh 1 ROUBLE CO. good first ana second mort- Third Floor Constitution Building M^OKS ol rectlliera al - - . -. CAN accommodate several Shrinen with NEW 1ORK SONABLE RATES itncea for electric automobile s uami MS handsomely furnished clean cool rooms MORNIiNGSIDE DRi\ t highest coo cat to gage notes L H Zurlme and Main 6000. Atlanta 6001- batteries Kepalra on an,r>ise "?"™ 149 Luckle street. OtjR SOURCES of money are practically inexhaustible \\e late a strong Hinoa and electric car uorfc Fnona Lduard Jones FOR RENT—Rooir in apartment every con telephone excellent library -, bedroomo line of customers among individual investors and Savings Banks and Jai J 42 centr; ' '~ bath electric lights gaa range J une 1 to venience trained nurse preferred l\ j October 1. $i5 monthly Furnished Address Trust Companies in the North Last and Middle West and we number among CLOCK \NJJ_WJiTCUKBPAI5DiS. 707o J IIONEY TO LOAN—At 6. 7 and S per cent NORTH SIDE fcuite b003 1 Madison avenue New \ ork our clients the _c=JC-~ __—— r£.r^Tud_rantee d one on Atlanta residence And suburban real SHHINKRS can gfl phone Ivy JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFT, INSLEANCL CO property ^ny amount desired. X>uufion & 3166 J JFOR :^:s -TE^-arMss Gay 4U9 Equitable building with assets of more than a hundred million dollars Call or \vrite for infor 40 Marietta St Ivy fiJ.Q* J. HOTEL 3HRINERS—Tw o clean cool rooms three MOIsBY TO LOAN—Have on band money to ELfc.CTR.IC LIGHTS and steam heat Furo blocks from Temple 82 VV Harris street matioa and rates looui on good, recJ estate security Pur- MXL ROOM modern furnished home north pean $3 a week and up 50c a day and Ivy 3601 J side elegant to iiblnatlon lixiuiea hard T T Holleman Pre"iden chase money notes bought. Mrs. Jj rancea L. Kemp \ ice President Air Qulllutn, 610 &ll 612 peters building Mala up Rooms en suite with private baths, ommodate several Shrinera wood floor-) spacious por hes con er lot §bO 813 PEACHTPEE t American $7 a week and up $1 oO a day T\ Andrews be .re tar j ool rooma 87 Carnegie V^a month May to October perhaps longer lv> R Hunt Treasurer butt 0 and up Free baths on all floors Jt.41 J 1 ^u^in. t^o«i JjOA'vS ON REAL ESTATK—W« buy pur WILL, grlve room and breakfast to a. le \ \ Carter At ur ioj PEACHTREE IN> _ ShrlnerB 30o t> fourth St Ivy 3049 L FOR Rt-NT—Fur bungalow till hept 1 d AntiRnac In-'ppctor A I -ilru t Cl< chase money no ten. xhort time loans for north side Imr icdiat rion A How ell Abstracts of lltle Vpplictitio building UOUH«B. The Merchants and M«- SJi PfcACHTRI^E STRfc.JJ.a A. .BEAUTIFULLY fur front room with or f.i PiTE—TFj>£ Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale P ho tie W SHRINERS—Fifty Shrin- 'ELY furnished rooms all conveniences first and second mortgage .Iking distance 10 bprlng 3t l\y 320&_.! 18 SIMPSON STRBB T—A splendid eis can obtain comfort- 500 PL.ACHTRLE faT —Sh notes L H /ttrhne & Edward double an 1 single ten room house usual com en 1 * Pejera St. Rubber_Tlrlng_At^_Ph 18«2 icnces half block off Peachtree Let GEO. P. MOORE Jones able quarters at No. 406 «_A\ acoo n nod a to tMrty Sh in near Ub show you Rent $40 00 .MONEY FOR SALARHJ> PEOPl^E Peachtree Street. JSTeai na. NICELY furnished room i . . .. CHAS P GLOVER REALTY CO RE\L ESTA.TF AND OTHERS upon their own names. ment "\\est _t euchtree Phone Ivy Cheap rates, «a»y payments confiden- 2^ Walton St. 10 AVE tial Scott & Co 820 Austell building BELLEVUE liNiN CA"\ ACCOMMODATE 4 Shrinera hot bathsT MCtJj'V furnished single or doublible roomtro . one block Masonic Temple 151 fapring ?aO Pt,R WON LH—9 room house best pai t F 4.RM LOANS—U * place loans In any steam heated \vith or ithout meala 1 OR Ri,NT—Pui niched front room close in of Forrest ave to acceptab e party onlj amount on improved farm lands In G«or- East Third Ivy 1698 1. 319 Courtla-nd trset Ivy 09b newly papered and ne ^ ij painted it side gas an 1 electricity This iw a very cheap rental next to \ audotte theater Repairs watches CA\ accommodate a Shrin^ra 5S West PEACHTREE STREET EXCHANGE and jewelry L,uod and reasonable and pays 766 PEACHTEEE ST. J Bj49 J Wire At Harper Main 1 Oo '•4 72a Atlanta MORTGAGE LOANS mace on first class Baker street L- _- _ National Bank building you tha highest price tor your old gold and LARGK front room dre&aint. room ivi XsICBiA fu cleai cool room«j heart of cit> Improved Atlanta re-.» eataie. Get In lavatory board Ivy 2774-.J G.L.1 our Weekly Rent Bulletin We move touch with us Green* Realty Co. 314 No 3 Cart egrie ay opposite libi ary tenants rent UK, *1- 50 and up FRfe,E. tSe« I\ \ SLMI BUSINESS SEC^IO^,, we hai e a g loom Empire btdg =iHRIM RkT~i e vl furnlt,h"ed rooms vTith notice John J Woodalde. the Rentlne hou=e on large lot \ ou can In e in it a fe\v yean, and I 528 PEACHTREE batl 314 feat,! tree Ivy 1 95 Agent. 1 Auburn avenue 6 PER CBNT1 LOANS on Atlanta property BP ST ' ACCOMMODATION S OH SHRINERS turn it at a big profit foi business purposes Price $22 -,00 J R Nuttlne £- Co« 801 4 Empire JUf and others Ivy ^99 OUR weekly rent list gives full descriptions ^,^.xv-~ maureeaea. 51—I recover building of anything for rent. Call for one or lot it CAN accommodate four eei tie men In a mail It to you Forrest &. George Adalr take $8,000 to $10,000 in other propel ty as cash pavment mattresses S- All kinda of furniture re strictly private home excellent home TWO or three nice y fur front rooina rea •awed 1 upholster cushions D A Cas cooking $- per daj 7 4 Forrest avenue sonablp walking distance jl fe, Harris st J OR RLNT—10 room hou^e best part of It s a sure thing NICEL"i furnished room close in apartment Oak street all conveniences large ahadj LOAJTsS—525 and up on furniture, ptanon. La.ll Ivy lj.32 lot West ys L CO ou Guara-otee Loan Co 318 Atl Nat. Bank. DELiGiirFUU newly furnished rooms best 105 Ivy "trftet Pr_or Main -UJ J W*.«««e do• best worlt at cle CALL, vrlte or phone for our Rent Bulle- owes! pricea Olve u3 a trial FARM LOANS made by W B. Smith. 70S table, 10 minuter to city by o CJJT lines tin £.dwln P Ansley Rent Dept, uecond Fourth National Bank bulldlD; 16 fence de Leon ave Pnone Ivy baJU J ?l9£r R^<- ty Trugt^ Bidg ^ ispp Atl 363 SMALL real estate loans a. specialty Ad GOOD CMK1STIAN HOMJi. for cUJl». reason bHRJNCRS two beautiful rooma 49 Boule PARTi leaving city must sublet 8 room PEACHTREE HOME, $500 CASH LOKkon rane dress postofflce box 481 able rates i referencea required. Tabernacle \ard place lv> 3939 Dor mi tory 6 7 Lucklo »tre«t houie from J une 1 to bept 1 ^ Edge JHUS Coiner 1 llu iter ^nd Terry bta MONE1 to lend on Improved real estate O, FOR RkNl—Nicely furnished room for wood &^* Ivy 32"4 J T C. McGehee Jr 622 to 624 Empire bldff DEXa&H.rFUi_ room, \vlth or without prl bhriiicr" _S %\est H trrls t Ix y 19^4 I\ \ HIGH CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD \\e have a ^_^ vate batn. also ver> best meals by day HOUSES, apartments and Bt ores for rent vins" vajna. L-et me or week 21_E Linden st Ivy Io2 or visitors can find nice Phonejus and let ua mall you a rent IluL brand ne%v slate roofed house \\ ith e\ ery modern your goads Foones li g_^t Atl phone 297b George P Muorg 10 Auburn aven SEED AND PET STOCK ANYONE desliii ft cle^n roems and appe St. _ tlzlnx t»bla cain lind aamo at 181 Ivy J,EATL\ turnlfched front, room clot.e in 33 8 ROOM HOLbE all eniences go6d con\ enience hardwood floors heating; plant, and sleep Ivy -West Peachtree street condition }4u per mon w 6 J ing' porch, two tiled floor baths east front lot Piiee S£.-vrRAL. Shnners can gBt cool well fur FOR" Rt-NT— 6J fc. SaJr "street 9 rorooom H. G. HASTINGS & CO. NICELY furnished room" gi nlshed rooms 2C E Harris street house 2 bathats Cala l owner _L_ v y__J^_ $20000 $500 cash balance to suit }our convenience Con- fci-LDb PLANTS AND POULTRY bUP encea table board specialty ~~ 15 L. Cain street FOR RtNT — Houses, all parts of city~cT~ l^-sVi3,UOPEfc. ^OJiRi-a PLIi-S Bt.LL PH.O.ES MAIN 2568 FURNISHED—SOUTH SII>B sidei small piece property as part pajment j HAVE vaoant May *j beautiful front Moore & Co 405 7 Sflvey b'dc M S34 Laglc Multigraphmg Company MA1X 390" ATLANTA 2o68 FOR RENT—Nice fur room home com room w ith private bath aood meals forts, hot and cold bath use of parlor FIRNISHKD OH 1 Nil RMSJI*:i> ^034 \tibtelIBldg__ Mam 1158 16 WkhT MITCHELL dTREET Ideal locatio 442 Peachtree Ivy 45t> rent reasonable 19S A. Capitol Call Mai FLRNISH1 D or unfurnished for the sum FINK meals delicious desserts varied me; 4J>14_L er w Ilh pnv ilege of re e isit i, Sept 1 _ ^.^iJKVBBfe^^TlRE^ _ \\ L CAN faUPpLY you da' y with, fresh bread served hot during meals best cc SHRINFRto—Nicely furnished front up apt o ^ room1? and bath ope on four vegetables* and flowering plants If not \tlanta -79 Pcaciitree Ivy 840 stall» bed-oom t lephone bath electric jidrs porches moderate ren Phone Iv j i"Lfr t>ri~~£~our bab> carjiJ.se repaired, re convenient for you to call at our store EDWIN L. MARLING ligh19t Private family 186 Washington yi 6) 9 L painted and J ccovered. Kobt Mitcbell Just phone ua your orders and they will FOH Shrlners cJean cooi rooms e^L.e lent _ _ I ^ I-dht. ood a^eiue Ivy 3D7j> _ receive our same prompt attention meals 83 Auburn ayenue Atlai ta 3 10 BL.LBS that should be started now—Sago NICE~~rooms splendid board Iresh milk TWO SHRINl^RS can flnd nice room pri palms cannaa gladiolaj dahlias, and and veeetablea Pec ^70 vate family conveniences close In US FOR RENT—Stores AiLANTA Orienta.1 Hug and Cleanlnfi Co Richardson bt 9x1 ruffs tleai «d ?1 ^0 and up Pbones tuueroscs I\y .j_ 41 Main oO tOK \. Bi-AUTIFUL LA\\ \ tr> Hastings 1 WO elegantly furnished front tvergreen, Lawn Mixture Thia mix Shrmers all conveniences reasor I St. teL*»on street Atlanta 1764 NEW STORE I OR RE\T turc is mixed HO as to atay green summer SOt TU 81 UB. STORE being erected at junction of Peach *_ii 1 Tinier and v,hen sown in well pre bHKINKRS—For first claaa room^ with or IHRIN E.Rb—Three dandy rooms gentle tr*> and \Vest Peachtree readv for oc \LI \\NJJLR &. JONES p«.red tooil t\ ill afford a beautiful veU ety without board ttpplj 306 E tiu Her Take men every convenience JJJ Richai ISQI cupancy ibout June 10 light bau-.emei t 19 P&.A HTRtJifaTIv___ y 4 b Atlanta ,f ^ IsCwn 1 pound -0 cents 7 pounds $1 J6 tast Hunter car « tyrant park, get off at street M J61-* 14 pounds 5^ 50 Hill street Just spj I us main floor and meri-anine f oor en V? u r x. \ i, T p Tlie well known elv .ilk to tret I LI cf on both Peachtreei tpR did ven K ±SL-I\\I!,ll plumbing contractor B LO W fc-R POTS fern pan« pot saucers, private home close In Main 8 J ti at o and llffht unex el ed by any store d.nd plant tubs postoftlte on VVa _. _ non with tjie V* j nna P umDing Co Per streets or Hunter Th.1 place mu^t be se :tf Kawaoi street on strpe for show wlndo v rea Neat In na^supfer ision _ Ivy _5*83 _ __ ST^KLINOSWORTH. PL \.NT 1ABLLTS arcl it ture and design Will make price are fine for ferns palrm> and all other pot to be jipprcciaied Has alt conveniences ONb* room in private family for two bhri nern all conveniences close in 29 and dote lease with iiiltible tenant Applv. ON EX sa-ved by buyine your plumbing plants that are turning yellow and are ROOM and board with all conve ilenci \VIL.L.Ib t. RAGAN rna-tenal of PlCK^ltl PL.UMB1NO CO not I growing off taut No trouble to use. clone in reasonable rates well kept roo Central avenue e aeH e trythinE needed In tbe plumbing justl mix in water and pour on the soil and good table 73 E. Mitch el I etre SHRINERb—Nice newly fur rooms for 1 or I 01 R fine ne \ stores a d lofts at 134 1BG _A-\DLfe-R MTRtLT BLNGALOW—On Can dler street just off -V cClendon we have ie Prt i pt attention j,l\en to repair jvorlc. 10 cents and -j cents a box Phone Atlanta 4421 4 all convcn encea 384 Whitehall US ind 1"6 M hiteha 1 street also 69 S modern 6 room bungalow lot 4aKl4o for ¥3650 SCOO cash $"0 per month to t t^ L^«t __HunLgr_ ^ieti _ j^O both ^phones IIam 3098 J Broad street al^o Gl _• Alabama St Geo ijninnce It I* worth th<* mone-^ You should *iee it before >ou buv WIj_ *.KD BRAN I> toHB. b.P MAN L RL 1» 30 COMPORTAML.E rooms w, ith or v, It « tociple 19 Ldffewood A\e Both phones AND CRtOSOTE \\ liat > ou need for your lawn and gar out meals at reasonable rates build! 4 bHRIM den also fine foi flo ers Put up In fronts orant park 497 Cherokee a\e B all nlencea 100 pound bags onlj Price $1 «0 per bag phont M 37 S5 Mra Truui jlrtei FOR KLNT—Building aid complete power BINDH.K & p ant the very thing for light manufac \I VNLt ACTURT Ilt. of tUeh srade paints, IF 1OU HAVE CHICIvLNb that are trou tui er centrally located Apply to Excel 372 EAST GEORGIA AVENUE \l?ite lead and cretsote atalng \\e make bled with w.hlte dlarrhfu it will pay you 1-ire.e beds Jl BO •=1 r Laundry t,o NINE ROOM TWO STORY RESIDENCE, ready mi-i-ed paints to order Corner La to try Pratt s W1 ite Diarrhea Remedy LSI 1 a r street ir ra.nce and Ly vry streets. Bell phone Ivy It is a preit-nti i e aa well as a cure G SHR1NL Rb—Can accommodate l.i or ONLY $5 000 00—WORTH $62^000 635 J Atl ^nti tja. _ and jfl cents a. package Shrlneri cj_o_Ee__in __ 11» s Pryor St FOR RENT—H OT E L3. \V 1 T\ ILI LTKL t have jour orders for ali ROOI IKIXG M 2bO J _ SHRIN E.RS oun Ilnd FOR IMMr>Dr\lE SAL.E we are offering a well built modern Groom - ^ton kinds ot \egetibes and flower ^eeds 'We FOR bhrin \1 04 Central __a\_enu IVTOOXTI^V REPAIRS all kinds. Roof ire sure that tl ej v. U give you satisfac ni ei> fu nish*1 1 POlfTfENT ~~~ residence on large corner lot (corner East Oeorgia avenue and Ken< JXHuFUJN •II' A ii g a specialty ' - months tory results ___ M o4 _ SHRINE RS- nodate t or 1 I 1 AZ V H Jl I L S6 Peach ree street street) for the :reme!y low price of $>000 ThiB is an ideal home and i suaranige as 3 Central av Atl nti f.a now complete prdcticillj MlCh-LY fur rooms with board lew reno^^led fro ti 'op to botlo n paint in the prettiest se •tion of Georgia avenue fine shade pa^ ed street eicelleu( gent enie_n_ onb Ob _ k, _ MHchel Kl BB1 H 101 \ liiteha ! s ed inside alot e eer lifrht^ steam c*M ^d 1 beau SL.\ L,N SHPINPFS ai~ fin 1 ccee r o 3 an if iscdrn ns K<- P rlor be-\ tiful RUBJBKR b TAMPS ~ - POTATO PLANTS \ Urita phone 1S90 i.S t Hu _ boa _lo<- e_i U 1 tel all it reot >-ancy Ha 1 per 1 000 Jl SO SHHINi-Hfa c t-n obtain nl e roorns~ I ni t. roon seat ne It i c- p!i- If you j Porto Kuan ptr 1 UllO ithoui bo ird J»4 V\ J ten ill fr. KX(-L.L,L,L.N1 rooms fo nc •* In p. ant T 1 igl asa hou*f fa in a.t juno it^M^Si \ il \\OKKb tJoo "i anis ptr 1 00& 1 Z5 Ate I if M 04' hiteha L U tl of I e ich rec nd T\ e«l 1 i i rce vi J. R. SMITH & J. H. EWING ROOM exiellent board f r •- rmc IT ike pr CP to suitab e tenant she house Dl count on large orders Stock all beddoii a 11 1 a {>r c 1 \\ O bl rii i s ice roi lo a! o 1 0 PEACHTRLE STRFCT PIIONI- 1V1 1->12 201, 4 \usttll Bldcj _ \IaJn 1158 on my larm on Oord n road near Atlanta. * P 9 ^_ _y ___ ^ain 61" J e c- 100 Ra a d cl e lea-^r- c-un nil orders after May 10 era nl e rooms mfi]* o c ^ A^IILI^r PUA E L *LOK NTD SC SHRIN1 1 ^ nl p rooi in privat fa lly ISO Peters^bt At ai^T._Ua _ t c __ fc>HRl\i.Kfa can f nd Lice r prlv ite OB CORN — I 1 a\ e 000 bushels lose J^n 1 8 JVamhi gto i y 08 J Fiir ^__ DECATUR STREET fresh bhelled Fed Cob corn that has never I~_VN cool room excell f the large offices i bHRINERb — Ni private family been ii elevator It will keep in hot weatb. «ntritl_jplace 4.t P_h_on<* s Third National Bank bu Idingr flo \\E UWC an investment right in toe heart of the cm loi $1- OOu bringing convenience cl_P e__J ofiO Central Avt _ cool and clcllRhtful p aboi e the SHOUta HAL* t>OLfi.D ^^ „ J^LJ er__Isaac_T__RheR ^ashv Hle__ renn ___ 39~ R CYiTsCVV STREt ^ eTj board SHRINERb car find nice rom private fam noise will rent bj the month Apply in an income of $8 JOO 00 per "veir on a long lease For a safe sound ,0 Cl MS Complete line of field, gard " lly convcn e r»« 304 Richardson St surance_ _ D 114 _ c r<» Constitution investment this can t be beat The price is not raised for the purpose ol \r Cr\\INN b faHOE SHOP 6 Luckle street and flower need also per stock-.Je, j w SliriNERS—Nice rooms nnd board Mrs Mlllan Jr Seed Company jj^S. Brc^.^. -. !• H Goodnian^ 161 Capitol Aye i OR 4 SHRIN* RS can find nice room Ol * ICES FOR RF*I\T In Hurt buil trade ID *a^t it ha«* been decreased $1100000 for a quick turn The owners opposite Piedmont hotel Botn phones. In _ pri a^e nome M _3 1 _L9j_ Capitol av Applj 1110 or phone l\v 7200 3 H hurry Call Taxic^b Company for auto EXTR V fine tomato plants $1 oO per 1 000 &TK~K~TL/k e=i.clusl\f board MI^ t. ruili «t7 ha\e authorized us to make this cut in pric* for the purpose of a quick sale Atlanta Floral Co 9 Peachtree SHRINt-Kb —Car i accon modate 4 to _(_apitol square _o_pp_psUe____3tatg capi ol __ Shrlnf-rs clo e in a rrli ity ayenue Thu Is itoir property on Decatur street (where values are not inflated) and faPLENDID room, and board for five Shriiiers clpae^ln 1S4 S Pryor st TWO toiirTne ^___ _ ~ within a shoit space of Five Points 100 foot front and pajs over 6^2 PC? WHAT It takes to make them to orde. „„ ljr aU__c_o_i\enic TOR REXT-^,?arxei~checkins- counter dur WSCELLAN EOUS SH"P1NE,RS CTII find nlceT roon and board" cent on the investment happen to have It Olve ua >our next or in ing Shrlners t,on\ ention at Five Point*. 4er and we will convince you Southern moderate rate j,i»6 Central avenue I t> Pr> or street Lie enter f the shrincrb white way Ap SHRIX TRS cin Ilnd nice rooms fcr four " ___ fS^^vjs? ^,ru?_f^j-«j_ con\ej^le c«-a 46 Vi. oodward Ave T\V O~" SHRlNi,RS npl dl 1 room close in prl ate famib 4Qj VS hHeha^U st I OP Rt-"M — Larg-e TURMAN & CALHOUN BONE ^ItrHT^Tjit <^o.n find nice 1 ml lurinu Shr c nd board 191 ir tr ft j •iH Ftl \I-Ib can find nice room c oae 1 i e rl at 1 34 Peafhtrpg slrpot bECOND FLOOR 1 MPIRb T RTj"\KS"T\D~F\GS _,° •* R x s_5_fltreel ._. ^W. O Mil iVl Rti can r d lice room pri ate RhPMRI D B\ EXPERTS f TI ti 1U Wood a i d i\ e __ FOR RENT—Desk Room \.IL\\1 V IRLFNK A.\D BAG DOGS NIC.. K JOMS private i me f r Shrmer. WANTED—Board—Rooms _ *.tl 4S10 111 Whitebill - _ J rust building a 1 PONCE DE LEON AVENUE ^HJ INI J *- lu TL.D—UnfurnlsKed"~room private bitl <)j\\ hitchall St Main 466 by youns t Oi Ten pie ( ourt Main j 91 GOOD 2STORY FRAME HOC SL S rooms on lot 50\210 to a 4 ) foot street ~ uplc Tune 3 ara SHRIN-I- R^—rine r COLLIE PLPPILS $10 to S lo-> n 1 Ct House sets well back fiom street has pretti level lann bide dii\e !,a-, R 1 D 1 T Decatur t lo i ^ W^,NT£p-—Real Es^^^^^^ electricity t>e^er, water steam heating t nt albo grates oak floors birr h full blooded i ood e pups Call \\ AVTLI^—Tune S ! MCI fr t no ette unfurnished 401 1 A -K f ViAVTl D^~~A^ o r riT"m 1 ™u^~ "on "*7T f doors two tile baths An attractive price on this for immediate sale or wou o n rit idc w il I lorn con enlencc-^ •. de home Call at on r- I l Or ac ! ROO !«• f T that n tp b ti r i *;j uo* to 5 ooo trade equit> for \\elllocated small home bee us at once about this Ire i l> *>10_ care Co -^tltu o ' d c o i V. i I i ij ca-^l Ad Iren^ U 1 <. on-jl itutioi HORSES^AND VEHICLES KOl^TEEE'S, LOLIlfc. ttnls ro i an 1 t oard i P^ d I \ HI N F PRI i trtperi rlt, Tt ma KI <, me e road or in Druid Hil s from une 1M rt. ^Phtm^ Bell Main 1 G vtl^nt* I I- OR SALt, — T \ovenr oil stall o 4u(,« I Fleterc ces exchanged Ad Ire SL.V t N1 s rlncr: of the famous (. old Call tl e P L Box j& _nnd_icr hui dins ERNEST PARKER CO. ^^^-^-SlJj^U^^C^yiSl^JilS^and Retail .ackj. stalUon Price ? aO pretti \Vc enue \ NF R— L f-t j o ir prop<*rt> ill in Oeorgia entitled to reglstratior \\il 1133 HEALEY BUILDING UMBRELLAS SZM£SS«i Decatur <. a. Bell Decatur 39 RESORTS—Summer and Winte ba J M 1 I> th iton st RENTIiMG BUILDING FOR fo^US — £t bcock hurrey cost neu $301) Ct ) HTODA i -J\ /"i f ur '-hi-meis 4 SELLING seen a.t \ittura stables 109 Marl RTTirr"anticIpaUnjj vHiti „ th?~Me~s"^ Ua. ir et \ u t J 8 B etta st For quick sale price ___$_5Q today this summer vlll undoubted j be Intel i ewtcd in o ir proposition ben I ui a c u I I Hi I i e ri be acco iimodate 1 at ,. FOK S At once good horses and and vi e utll furnish full Inform tion Ad I SI Wlitela tieot. M lii 3 or_ CSTATE—Sale, Exchango M tin ll u Atlanta lOol vagoii! H rry L fachleslnser "0 Madi dress beashore Resort. 501 11 ird Nat I Bank SH~RINFf s a hi d four )ii_e rooms aM 1 0 acres i iproved""fi WEST END HOME I 304 Capitol V e __ WINDOW Gt \KDS BLK4.LAJK PROOF boil aven huildinpr Atlanta Oa Iv v 40 n btp art c mTj al o a go d 6 roo n ne of the bett streets D bai mare In *,ootl cond tion hou c n Atl^nt > \ 1th r e curibrance C r o icet doep This plat* 1UO feet tro n the slrpet i heap for cash Ci I I U Kn improved larm ithln 30 mllei of Atlant i ul la- n vi ith -shade, trees in 1 LH 1 oei o upied bj the - Madiaon ave and <. ainttt street i tl c be t of repairs It Is nd In re f the beit *•* ll cfc room v t c ose ith a I conveniences let ui li^lLAlsD PONlLis—A itlnui. V\rl! l_ 3_uar et •\\ h_J.eU II reet ^ Fnd It yov are In the ms \ \N 1 l D excl ans, or turnlture n j wishes to J p Prank n P ourtb . EAL HO ILL 1-OLR d nice roo ^ ^ H frorth Nashville Tenn. CENTER of city rates reat. nnble cor LI-_-= f j_r • c luitj i two ' er i od ots vddresb venitnt to union station 4 to o Decatur __ I"» lb (, n^tltuU __i ARTHU10]R M REID ,lN.TI E horse and buggy for sale &HKIN1 PS t. (r 1U nlnlc coni j \ppty IO\ nake application for nea. ^AUCTIONJSALFS FOR R E NT-— H OUBC keep ing R 5">™ fauil J cl a« m ___ i^^li" Prv i ^trect betr 1 ccns.e tor colored only a.t 20^ Pete: bH'RIVFRS "can ttiid nice roo n<~ prlv«ite TRUCK FARM ON CAR LINE NOItTU M1>K. furnilv close in _ 4 S Prv_or street REAL ESTATE—-For Sale rept C irci. \1 urtzburger Co ORIEATAL. 4K1 dOODfe—Will i,e£J at pub LEC ANT rooms furnJsiied complete for Wi, 13. \\ I \ COLPIE of troill farm* —si\ i oom bungalo-w on une — within tho lit, auction t \ and rful collection A lipl t housekeeping ev ery conveni can RKSIUL.NCF O1STK1CT oc car fare llm t that can be bougnt at a b it rifi e nn ng tn ow i et 3-0 i 0 chance to obt-un rire objects of ^reat lalue U eat North avenue Ivy _ als to Cuba L-lcs between two rail-oads and fJpctnc ca 1 e \\ithm thirty ITU WANTED—Money T"V\ O be utl u ne home ju t co npleted Let me aho v ou <- > i c \ui_tion uuily 30 FOR Rk-NT — Steam heated roomi ror light ON r nlcrlv furni li^d front roo-n, reasonable North sloe r con\e 1 L.C a i p to uies of Five i into XMH sell on dead easy tcrma or trade lor \tlanta incoire and 7 30 p m lb_ Peac Urce btreet c eo houbekeeping 93 N B ard Ivy 340t> J nf Cj.ldet.ott resident ot Atlant L loar^ dat nd ro i I LTH ir La-5i terms p opei t Nc \\ ee bu TrVJi; can ittvcat jour mocsj 'or ion on first 1 03 11 id N BK Ji Uf, )v 181 mo rt gages high cla^a Improved property EIE toOUTHERX ALCT1ON 4\I> _, \.L bOCTH MIOt I LKM'-.lIli.D— Ul* ^T FM» Zt ft HI net jou 7 and 8 per cent. \ 1GE COMPA^Tt at 90 ^oulh Pryor wilt ^O rooina private entrance Cur if hed •^TIRINFRS li rsre nl el\ furn! hod roo na WILSON BROS. — - CALHOUN buy or sell your furniture hou ehold tooda c implr-te adjoining bath -tdults Atlanta rtnnectmff bath private home ao Stokce- : baih irult lot I0j>. 1 n 1 irffain 1\ i Mil. feecond Floor £mplr*. cr piano Ptoae Bell Main *W» *>-J««a phone 3SH *71 Glenn t^reet, uvenue terma, Lull Atlanta phot e ul-J 1> 701 LMPIKE. 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SP4PFR1 SPAPFRf Page Fourteen. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA.. SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1914.

J Driving club, and later went to the 1 ball same. I Today's Program. * LODGE NOTICE - The program for today follows; ' i By Joseph A. McCord, Ati^nta, member! REPORT AGAINST j LEWIS PAYS TWE ! TWO ARE KILLED IN executive council and currency commission, , American Bankers' association. ' Sir Knlsbts. Attention! By Eugene W. Stetson, Macon, member of < The members of Coeur executive council and committee on law,' de Won Coramandery, American Bankers' association. j GENERAL STRIKE ™ VERACRUZ DEAD; No. \. K. T., are re- MEETATBANOUET Adrress, "Rural Credits and Agriculture/' quired to be at the as> - B. F. Harris, vice president First National lum, this (Saturday) bank. Champaign, 111.," chairman agricul- | Impressive Ceremonials to Fol- morniiifr. at 7:43 o'clock tural commission, American Bankers' as- sharp, In full uniform, to furnish a sociation. Girls' Coats; A First Day's Session of the Address, "The Relation? of Country Banks jjohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., Is • low Arrival of Funeral Ship Oscar Underwood's Brother Templar escort at the funeral of our to Their City Correspondents Under the deceased f rater. Sir John R, McClel- Clearaway Federal Reserve Act." Charles S, Caldwcll, I at New York. land. Members of Atlanta Commandery Association Closes With a president Corn Exchange National bank, I| Blamed for Loss of Life in Escapes by Sliding Four are invited to attcnj. RACTICALLY every coat | Philadelphia. i By order of Address. "Beef. Bread. Bacon and Bank- j Washington, May 8.—Senator James W S. RICHARDSON. Commander. Brilliant Affair at Capital Ing," Melvln A. Traylor, vice president Ka- i Colorado Before the Mine Stories Down an Elevator P in stock now goes mto a tlonal Stock Yards National bank. National i Hamilton Lewis spoke today in the EL.ZID B. THOMAS, C. G. 1 Stock Yards. III. ; Workers of America. senate in eulogy of the American Attest- A. P. TRIPOP. Recorder grand cleafaway. City Club. Address, "Indorsement of County end Mu- i , bluejackets and marines who fell In Shaft—Loss $150,000. nlcipa.1 Bonds by the States," Hon. "Wil- All new coats; all new styles. liam J. Harris, director of the census, j j the first fighting at Vera Cruz. Variously in silk moires and satins, | "Behold them," exclaimed the sena- Birmingham. Ala.. May S.—Two per- FUNERAL NOTICES. No more brilliant or unique banquet } AdopUor^oC new" constitution and by-laws. Indianapolis Ind May 8—That "It j tor, "the first four completing the ever and wool serges, shepherd plaids, was ever given in Atlanta than that Renort of legislative committee by Chair- sons were killed and one badly burned granite crepes, etc. Black and man A'. C. El a I oak, president Bank of ia not the part of wisdom for the J present mystic squad personifying all: which was tendered the Georgia Bank- Jonesboro. miners in the organized states to en- "Daniel A. Haggerty, a descendant colors, in the silk; colors only in ers' association at the Capital City Unfinished business. New business and gage in a general strike at this time," o* those who marched with F the woolens. , Sizes from 2 to 17 election of officers. Phil club last night. was the report today of the special i Cleburne, from the south, and years; the coats divided into two Sheridan, from the north. If the bankers don't want to come committee to the executive board of the United Mine Workers of America, "John Schmacher, the descendant of lota, thus: back to Atlanta for their next conven- ?130.000. in session here. It was decided, how- those who fought for us under Steu- tion or the next after 'that J it is not ben. About 2' $5.95, $6.50, $7.50 & ever, to push the strike in Colorado building when tlie fire the fault of the committee having last ARBITRATORS REPORT and an. appeal for financial help was "George Poinsett, of the generation of those who marched with LaFayette. Company officials tonight said they $8.50 Coats are $4.95. night's affair In charge. issued."" MCJ-.KL.1..VND—The l-iomls ol Mr M.H! "Samuel MeiSenburg, the Jew, child beliex'ed all had escaped outsitle of the Fully 400 bankers! from Georgia and John D. Rockefeller. Jr., could have two known to have been killed. Fire- Mrs. J E McClolliind. Air Joint h \U-- $9.95, $12.50 & $13.50 many prominent members of the prevented the loss of -life in Colorado of a people without a country, but now Clelland. Mr. James, K. McClellaml Mi so""n saluted by every nation. men have been unable as yet to search Kill* U Mct'lclKind. Juil^o and Mrs. U American Bankers' association attend- ONG.8F.STRIKEDAY by favoring a settlement of the coal the ruins on account of the intense Coats are $7.95. K. McCIellavrl. Mr it net .Mts I*. II ! strike through a meeting of the oper- "We call to the watching world e t ed last night's banquet. the i " ^- - The company has advertised P.-.Hoii. Mr and Mrs. H 11 Summe>. l ators and miners, according to a state- attest to the civilization of 1 Unique Document. Augusta, Ga., May 8.—The hoard of attachment of America tor heir chil- for all employees to report torn or r Mr. .u-d ABre. J A. ClottVHer, A!r :i nU ment Issued today by the international in order that the list may be checked. JUi^ J )'. lie.aon, M*** W K. McOlt-l- An Outclearing of As each guest was seated he dis- arbitrators, to whom was submitted executive board of the United Mine dren and the prize and triumph she Ir.nd ana Mrs .' (•' Me<"leU:uul .ire ,11- contentions 'Between the engineers and The two persons killed were Moody covered at hJs plate a handsomely en- Workers of America, in session here., ever pays to the hero who serves her Childers and Henry H. Keyser. Both vilL'iI to attend tin* f uncial of Mr. J. K Junior Dresses graved document which is a familiar firemen of the Georgia and Florida The statement also declares "there can .vU'Olell.imL this > morning ,tt railroad, demanding more pay, and'the met death by Jumping" from one of the 15 and 17-year-old girls and object in banking houses. It was a be no turning back or turning aside. upper floors of th© four-story building S o'clock, fioin the Central Presbytormn management of the road, will announce Preparations Completed. chutcli Intt- nifiit .it Stone Mount.ifn The sacrifices already made are too and missing the life nets. A. S Mill- 1 small women can choose from a bond with coupons attached. A per- their finding tomorrow morning at 30 New York, May 8.—The first Special oar.j will UMA e tht chun-h .it small lot of onr finest summer fectly good bond it was, too, negoti- great." step in the nations tribute to the sailors bratt was seriously burned, but it was conclusion of s.-rvicos The following 1 o'clock, when there will be a dissent- The statement reviews the strike, de- believed tonight that lie ^ ould re- dresses. Variously of fine import- able by any individual with a good ap- ing opinion. Judge "W. L. Peele, for- and marines who fell before Mexican gentlemen will .irV a.-. jiain»o.irors and petite and a sense of humor. The cou- plores the loss of life, acts of violence during the American ocoupa- cover. meet at the parlors of Harry tl Poolo ed crepes, voiles, nub ratines and pons represented the various courses and destructi on of property; declares tion of Vera Cruz will be taken tomor-{ Flames completely enveloped the at N a m,- Mr. (l«orj?o Wot-tmorcland silk and wool crepes. A'll fresh Washington, is chairman of the board, for peace and recites that the miners row afternoon when the dreadnought I Building within a few minutes and JudKO K. I> Thomas, Mr. John Y. Smith. and clean, in the newest spring of the menu and the several cabaret A. W. Anderson, general manager of ^_ _ ^ ..,„„.. ., „_„ t..^ ^. *-„____ _1=. — Judce J. B Kuilej, Mr T J. Pceples numbers which were sandwiched in the C. & W. C. railroad, represents the asked for a conference time after time, ] Wyoming 'leaves" Hie ^Brooklyn navy {many of the employees made th and Mr. S I) Hewlett. Hcv Dunbar styles, with draped and flange and quit work only after they had j yard at 9 o'clock and passes out to sea|'w'a>" from the building by u^ing the between things to eat and drink. The road, and S- L. Davis of Augusta rep- fire Uffden will officiate. resents the trainmen. been refused a hearing repeatedly. The to meet the funeral s-hip Montana. escapes. The origin oC the firt- skirts. White, maize, rose and tables were exquisitely decorated and nas not be Copenhagen. the menu was an excellent one. The demand was for a-n increase statement that 10 per cent of the em- steaming northward with seventeen i en determined, but it ia be- which would bring- the Georgia and ployees were attempting to force 90 dead. Jfear the Montana will be the lieved to have been caused either bv Robert F. Maddox acted as master of Florida trainmen to the rate paid by ceremonies an,d introduced the various per cent Is called absurd and unquali- t president's vacht the Mayflower, car- gas leakage or a small quantity ut Card of Thanks. Formerly $15 to $22.50 standard roads, whi-ch is 4.25 per mile; gasoline in the basement of the build- cabaret numbers, all of which are to these trainmen heretofore being paid fiedly false. ryinngs - Secretar' y of the Navy Daniels' . Choice at $12.50 be seen at the Forsyth this week. 3 flat for passenger runs. .Massacre of JLmtlim. The Wyoming will escort these two One number which was not on the Judge Peele and Mr. Davis agree on vessels to a position in the harbor Fred V. Under •wood, brother of Con- A baker's dozen of dresses in "A long list of persecutions culmi- gressman Ogcar W. lender wood, linens, voiles and chambrays, in program, hut which, provoked a great an increase of an average of 12 per of LiUdlow on near the battery, arriving at 3 o'clock deal of merriment, was the presenta- cent, or 3.40 for passangrer runs and escaped from the fourth floor of the 4.95 for freight runs. Mr. Anderson April 20," the statement continues, f Sunday afternooi burning building by leaping to a rope pink, blue, ecru and white. Sizes tion to Harry Hawes, of Philadelphia, 1 takes th'e position, it is undersood, "The state of Colorado was co\eredl President Wilson and Secretary of hanging in an elevator shaft and sit- 13, 15 and 17. of a beautifully gowned young female, that the road is not making operating with shame, while the whole nation | War Garrison ai e expected to arrive here by train late .Sunday night. ing: to the ground floor. His only in- who persisted in sitting at the table expenses un,der the present wage scale, loolted on with awe. N"o fouler dime jury ia badly lacerated haiUls. Mr. 'Un- Formerly $8.50 to ^$12 with him and staring fixedly at Colo- and can't pay the increase. or more brutal deed was ever record- Arrangements, all but completed for derwood is superintendent of the elec- Choice at $7.50 nel John Temple Graves. Other than ed on the pages of American history. the funeral ceremonials, were made trical department of the Birmingham the fact that her first name is Vivian "This is an awful sacrifice, all of known today by Captain Albert Railway, Light and Power company. (Juvenile, Second Floor.) and she is a friend and roommate of which could have been avoided, if John Gleaves, commandant of the Brooklyn Card of Thanks. Henry Kennedy, of the Fulton Nation- D. Rockefeller, Jr., who occupies such navy yard, who, with Brigadier Gen- We wish to thanruara and To-« —All silk taffeta covered. with "bottle balancers and yodelers." That boy's name was OUie Taylor. test goes on> even though it lasts for singing children clad in white. For .ceo. Office 704 SJlvcs Ten years seemed a long, long- time to fifteen minutes it will halt while this to leave the city by the American con- I Building, phone M, 1078"; —Shirred finish at top; tassel to He did not feel himself equal to the a period of ten years, .••|\eeiey- Jn«tUute 229 Wood-n-ard occasion of competing- with the vaude- the father and friends of Httle Ollie tribute is ven. Mayor Mitchel may sul and they were taken off In vari- match. "We pledge to them the support of make an address on behalf of the city. '' Av«-., phone 273B. Th<- only ville performers who had preceded him, for him to have to stay within the ous foreign vessels. Mr. Lucas, with "Keeley Cure" In Georgia. —Brass end or ferrule; natural . confines and the rigid rules of the the international organization and Crossing Manhattan bridge the pro- ' Atlanta. stained, carved and acid-eaten' but bis remarks were, greeted with {reformatory and miss all the freedom hereby solemnly declare our unyield- cession will pabs under arches draped many others, was taken off under the wood handles. fully as much applause. and fun of boyhood. ing purpose to supply them with finan- in black. When the president arrives Impression that there was to be a bat- Following the banquet, many of the So the case was appealed until at cial help and moral support, until their at the navy yard, whether with the tle. He was very much surprised later •—Colors are red, pink, champagne, guests remained for an Informal dance last it reached the highest court in procession or on the Mayflower, he will rights are recognized and ^n honor- ] be greeted with. Che customary twenty- to find that he was en route for Gal- green, Nell rose, blue, black and in the ball room. Creorgia, but because of the peculiar I machinery of the law, though old men able wage settlement is brought about. one gun salute. The memorial service veaton, where he was landed with no FOR SALE white, $1.69. The officers of the association w'ill "We deem the exercise of the right ! at the yard will be brief, eonsumTng, clothing except what he was wearing. 'and wise pondered long over the case 1 Second-hand Office Furniture and (Main Floor, Right.) be elected today. j of this small boy, this high courtof the Colorado miners to belong to it is expected, not more than a half Many of hie companions were'absolute- the United Mine Workers of America, 11VM1. ^ua>HWIl „„„«,,„ «. ^B0*ru. wt two Iron Safes. Morn Ing Session. was able to do nothing. n Wlt hou th , hour. Chaplain William G. Cassard. of ly destitute, with no clothing, no At length the court announced that fh«Mf , t -« protection of , Indianapolis, will voice the Invocation, the labor organization what chances President Wilson will deliver nla fu- money and no friends from whom they Friday's session was called to order it was not within its power to release a Morrow Transfer & Munsingwear by President L. P. Hillyer. of Macon. in littlts OHIe from the state reformatory « f.fi A ^ m*/>er in dealing with neral oration. Prayer will be said by could borrow. , The newspapers printed the story. powerful financial interests well or- Rabbi Stephens S. Wise, of New York, Mr. Lucas has been in Mexico lor ] the convention hall of the Piedmont The people read about it. ganizea and as_ represented by John The Rev. Father John P. Chidwick. Storage Co. Union Suits hotel. fourteen years as the manager and part j And after a while all the nation whose name Is syn- who was the Maine's cha-plain, when owner Of a syndicate which controls ! 26 W. Alabama St. Main 4355. Governor John M. Slaton made the knew that little Ollie Taylor was at onlmous with Standard Oil?" the battleship was blown up in 1898, are so good, that even, in address of welcome to th visiting the state reformatorory because he had After stating that the situation had will pronounce the benediction. The large coal and oil Interests in various ' the Anniversary Sale we. bankers. Following him was Captain stolen a 5-cent bottle of soda water been canvassed thoroughly, the report ceremonies will conclude with a salute sections of the country, .He Is now en F. D. Bloodworth,' of Savannah, who and could not get out until he waa a tlnues: S con- route to Washington to represent these For "Teddy" in 2916. man. These services will -be held on the can't sell them under price. paid Governor Slaton a high compli- "We believe we can better aid our various Interests and to give what in- Kansas City". Mo, May 8 —The pro- To everybody it seemed a great pity marine campus in the presence of not formation he may be able concerning ment, and said he was sure he voiced that a 'boy should miss all the pleasure gallant brothers in Colorado by remain- more than 10,000 persons. After that gressive party state eommittey pro- But you will be glad to the sentiment of the assembled dele- and the freedom of boyhood. So from ing at work, thus insuring 111 a finan- number have entered, the gates of the I the situation in the disturbed republic. nounced flatly, here tuilu\ - us-iin^t gates when he said that he hoped fu- every part of the United- States the cial way our fullest support to the nten, yard will be closed to others. A com- | Miss Lucas is a member of the Bre- fusion -w'ith the i epuhljcan ]i:irt>, and pay full price for them— women and children who have been adopted a revolution f,i\ 01 m^ the crui- ture honors might be his very soon. people rose up and pleaded, even de- i>m£ ana cnuoren wno have been' mittee of senators and representatives rianauu faculty In the department of rroe - manded, that Jtttle Ollie Taylorr be re- long- engaged in the great struggle m i will represent congress. mance languages. She speaks bot clidacy of Thoodore' RoosfvpJt for pres- they're richly worth it. The suggestion was met with rousing leased from ten. reformatory. ident in 1916 The commutr-o pledged applause. SS!E«Vop^^ Spanish and French fluently and is itself to a. ca mp.'ii trn to JIK! t no u omen Released on Parole. ,, raduate of • Low neckand sleeveless, with Friday morning's session was for the state indefinitely, until the success of /"r-/iron A 7-17 A AIA//1/J7/?C A J? V , & Bryn Mawr college. to Missouri to obtain the ballot. choice of tight, lace or shell knee. So he was released on parole and the miners' cause Is assured; and CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY most part taken up with routine busi- had his chance to start all over again All sizes for misses and women, ness. President Hillyer read hia an- general strike at this time might The joys and the care-tree life of a jeopardize our position in this respect OF SUNLIGHT COMPANY BOc, 75c, $1 and $1.50. nual address, the report of the execu- boy were his, because people who without adding anything- material to (Main Floor, Right.) tive council was adopted, the report of never heard of him before thought he the success of the Colorado strike. Snowden J. Sheffield, president and Secretary Haynes McFadden was read ought to have them. Ollie had his chance, *but It seems "Of course.--.., i—f conditions .,in. Colorad„»„-o„ manager of the Sunlight Fire Insurance Something Different and the report of the treasurer, F. C. he failed to use It right. do not Improve and if we do not re- ! company, with headquarters in the Em- Smith, of Griffln. showed the organiza- Friday afternoon he was taken .be- ceivc the proper protection from the ' pire building, celebrated the ninth an- Most people who are in a position to own homes, and whose situation is 4 China Silk Shirts tion to be in a thriving condition, and rederal g-ovemmem, this policy may be nlversary of his corporation last night fore Recorder Broyies on a misdenaea- changed to meet exigencies of any new I by giving a banquet to fifteen of his steadily growing in membership. nor qhar&e and was sent again to the such that they can afford to pick locations, have a tendency to buy in sectiou^ ^ f or Blouses $2.50 reformatory and to stay until he is 21 situation that the future may de- employees at the Winecoff hotel. The keynote of those present was years old. veli>p. , ! , . where their homes will be protected, and where individuality is displayed in \ Three especially clever one of optimism, and it was freely pre- And the lesson for boys in the story Appeal for Air. tlie surrounding residences. We offer an unusually nice 6-room bungalow, on \' dicted that the state of Georgia and V. S. LANDING TROOPS styles, each in yellow, flesh and of OUie Taylor is one that every boy "We call upon our membership every- lot 50x200 feet, all conveniences, in just such a community. \ white. One has Napoleon roll col- the soutsh generally were on the eve must inevitably learn. It is this: where to hold themselves in readiness DESPITE THE ARMISTIC of the best sort of good times. The world is willing to give you lar and cord; another has flat frill your chance, but if, having been given to answer any call we may make In West End Park we have had consigned with us for sale No. 55 Stokes collar and cuffs; the third has em- At 2 :30 o'clock the delegates were your chance, you fail to keep faith upon them. You can rest assured that • tendered a luncheon at the Piedmont with the world, the world will re- we are firmly resolved to carry out any ] Mexico CItv, May 8.—Esteva Ruiz, avenue. This house is of a type that would appeal to almost anybody who broidered lawn collar. All have morselessly force you to the conse- move which we believe to be beneficial' acting minister of foreign relations, raglan shoulders set in with entre- quences. to the Colorado strikers, but at this has complained to the South American wants an individual home. Reasonable terms. Price, $3,760. particular time we are convinced that mediators that Ametrlcan troops were deau work, and short sleeves. $2.50. the policy we have outlined is the landed In Vera Cruz and that other (Waists, Second Floor.) wisest course for us to pursue." military preparations were in progress WILSON'S REPEAL STAND t-, ^^uf.pp , a'd is slS^ed by Jhon there, thus breaking the armistice. FORREST 6 GEORGE ADA1R f. \\nlte president; Frank J. Hayes, In reply the South American medi-) IS ATTACKED BY GOFF vice president, an.} William Green, sec- } ators have wired, it is announced, that' Shriners' re«a^> ~ furer- , they wi]] make representations regard- Washington, May 8.—Quoting- from vve neert your^help, your sympathy ing the matter to President Wilson. Badges members of the platform committee of the Baltimore democratic convention. peal to you to respond promptly and! For Rent: Peachtree Apartment Life-like camels to which a^e Senator Goff, West Virginia, republi- lia&raily and thus place yourself fairiv i We h^ve a very desirable third floor apartment at the Elysee Apartment attached ribbons of the oflicial can, in the senate today criticised and squarely on the side of all the I house, No. 800 Peachtree street. \Ve will make a liberal concession in the President Wilson's action in "discard- people as against John D. Rockefeller rent to the 1st of September. II you want something nice, and at a reason- Shriner color. ing the Panama tolls exemption plank" Jr., whose name is inseparably asso- ' TO THE TRADE: able rent, investigate this. and asked why the president waa con- elated with Standard Oil." Buy a Fez lOc trolled by the sflence of the platform In dealing with the hazardous work HUPM03ILE on woman suffrage and not by its .ex- of the miner, the report on the Colo- Felt Fez with silk .emblem, to rado situation declares that "govern- Woodside-Sharp-Boylston & Day press declaration on tolls. "Oh"~" , cjon- - 26 S. BROAD AND 12 AUBURN AVENUE. be pinned to one's waist or coat. sistency, thou art a jewel! ' declared ment statistics show that, covering a ' Complete lOc. the senator. period pt ten years past, more men . He asserted that the president's mes- were killed, per thousand, employed In SOc Camels 39c The Value of the Hup- sage asking for the repeal was one of the coal mines of Colorado than in anv i the most remarkable state papers ever other mining section throughout thee ' - Hair-covered camels, 7 inches mobile lies in two facts: submitted to congress. entire world." , The Colorado report also attacks • high, decorated with felt tez on John D. Rockefeller, Jr. declaring that $10,000 - - o% head. 1 (Main Floor, Right, Annex.) , The excellent CARRANZA ESTABLISHES ^ou^^ell^ll? "' Our representative will soon be Private Funds for Immediate Acceptance UvatthecI in or near your city with a com- service as a CAPITAL AT TORREON th .p.etativ c01l. e i. * Est. 1893 WEyMAN &=€ONMQRS 827 Equi. Bldg. ployees," could have avoidee tlld thle loss plete line of samples of Fall 1914 New SOc & 75c Torreon, Mexico, May 8.—General of life and damage to property "in that Shirts. If an appointment is not new car. Venustiano Carranza arrived here to- state. Neckwear at day with his staff and established a already arranged, address a card to 1 temporary capital. General Manuel All Arm* Demanded. us and lid, will call. : SMALL surplus from the "' Its high value Chao, governor Of the state of Chihua- maker, as a compliment to htia, was One of the party. Trinidad Colo., May 8.—All persons A as a second- General Villa met General Carranza in the strike district of the southern i our Anniversary Sale. Every piece at the .station and escorted the party Colorado coal fields, under a military " EARL & WILSON new, fresh and perfect—just the hand car. to u his residence here. Villa and Chao proclamation Issued today, must sur- ! spent a part of the day together at render firearms by tomorrow. i 33 E. 17th St., DAVIDS' INK same clever styles for which you constitutionalist army headquarters Federal troops have been distributed had planned to pay 50c and 75c. and later dined together. Carranza's throughout the strike region to receive - New York City Fichus AA Gladstones •The Best Car of Us Class" future movements will depend on the the weapons and ammunition. Three A free-flowing, non-corrosive writing successes attending the constitutional- hundred condemned army rifles and 200 ( RED-MAN COLLARS Yokes A*1r Dutch Collars ist army. rounds of ammunition for each weapon ink that has no sediment Guimpes ••"''Collar & Cuff Sets consigned to the United Mine Workers 1 of America's agent at Raton, X M I 'We carry this ink in all sizes and Made of nets, shadow laces, from New York were taken over by the i organdies, combination laces and WIFE ASKS FOR NEWS officers, i SOLO BV colors. Colonel Lockett, commanding the ' lawns. Variously in white, cream OF HUSBAND IN MEXICO Eleventh United States cavalry said ' 'We are so confident that you •will be and ecru. 29c. John M. Smith Co. he considered the situation in other : DANIEL BROS. CO. (Neckwear,'Main Floor, Right.) Gtorgia Distributors Savannah, Ga., May S.—Mrs. Robert .'J&elds, especially at Glenwood Springs,, satisfied •with Davids' that we -want to C. McQueen, a British subject, called on Oak Creek, and Crested Buttes, ex- i 45 Peachtree, St. the British consul. Colonel A. N. ! tremely grave. He recommended that send you a bottle; use a third of it and ATLANTA, GA. Brookfield, today to enlist his services ; Governor Ammons dispatch addition- if you don't like it, we will take it back. 35c Toilet in an effort to ascertain news of, her.al national guardsmen to those sections, husband, who has been living in Tarn- ' as federal troops could not be spared 'We also carry Davids' Lctterine in Combination 15c pico the past year, being employed f now for duty there. there by the Pearson oil interests ._ Colonel I-.oclthini g of him tion of the L.udlow tent colony to Tiade-Mwt. everywhere, ?5o. Sample FREE. oVVc'xvuc Mrs. McQueen President Wilson ami recommended Address, AT> O I rn •= T,eRcrV.K der, 15c. '1 e that they adtlres-s further negotiations T ' Camilte Frere's superfine rice in that regrsinl to the president him- powder, 20c. at home as thousands will testify—no \ state department. self. cbangr« of climate being necessary. This i — The combination is 15c; the simple discovery banishes uric acid from the Glima is tlie latest fool stunt to t,ei the. value is 35c. • blood, loosens the stiffened Joints, purifies women crazy. Gilma is a'•scries of jiu-I A \Mae Utnh Brow s-ays the ki^ea vom- Foote £? Davies Company tlie blood, and brightens the eyes, eiving [jitsu kinks that enable 11 girt to defend her- j en give eac-Ji otliei- dd not me«in anything, - •- — | • FIVEriV SECONDH OEtV^WiNi/S FROj ri\.v/rwM FIVE-POINTt t*t v d-j^c/ii^S i 1.0 I (Main Floor, Center.) elasticity and ton« to the svholo system. If self with her feet. She •'an kick a weapon Certainly thej m--an fomethlne But Ui»re cey and D;»« Habit* tnatcd f ' the above Interests you, for proof address out of a nian't hand or kick him under the arc eipht different hinds of hls-sps, bcBin- Home or «t Sftolurlaflb* Book on robfc.* A 1 Mrs, M. Summers, Box K, Notre Dame, Ind. ! <-h!n. But they can't kick that hieh In the 1 nlng with adoration andj ending with treacb> em. DR-B.M. WOOIXRY. 7 -N, VIcMT I I M. RICH & BROS. CO. £&dv*J ' tifht sklcfft* £J&m I Sutefiua. Atlinn.luttuGcocBta Gcentf. . [ ••••••••• •••••••••••• i NEWSPAPER!