Salary Act ANTI-MSII Held Unconstitutional ML BECOME LAW, By the Supreme Court SAYSGUNSON POUR INTO ATLANTA Unanimous Decision Reverses NOW **• feSSSION IN ATLANTA TWO KILLED California Executive Finally the Ruling by Judge Pen- REPRESENT * HWe-TENTHS OF Refuses to Veto Alien Bill AMERICAN v"~ dleton, of Superior Court, TWO INJURED as Requested by President and WrH, Result in Return Over Wilson. to the Old Fee System. ON SEABOARD .'' Over 1,000 Visit NO TREATIES VIOLATED, Here for Great ASSERTS THE GOVERNOR LAW WAS CONTESTED Flagman J. T. Allen Was and Hundreds BY THREE OFFICIALS Crushed to Death at Rice's Johnson Says Calirornia Is • Reach' -City During AS UNCONSTITUTIONAL Station and Engineer R. B. Only Following Action of Morning. Board of County Commis- Brooks, of Freight Engine, Other States and Even of sioners Will Hold a Meet- So Badly Scalded That He the United States. GLAD WELCOME ' TO ALL ing This Morning to Con- Died Before Reaching. At- Sacramento, Cal., May 14.—impress- ing his determination to slgrn the ' TO GREAT sider the Ruling of the lanta Wednesday Night. alien land bill recently passed by the legisature. Governor Hiram "W". John- Supreme Court and to son,' of California, today telegraphed to Secretary of State Bryan a long- Decide on Action. TRAMP PROVES A HERO; explanation of the action taken by the First Big Event of ScjeiSf legislature. The message was . in an- SCALDED WHILE TRYING swer to the requestUelesraphed to the Program Will Be i The law requiring the county offi- governor by Secretary Bryan at the cials of Fulton county to be paid sala- TO HELP THE ENGINEER direction of President Wilson that the "eral Reception Given at ries Instead of fees was held to be un- ibill be vetoed. Governor Jatunon'm MeMnre. Agnes Scott ort Saturday. constitutional by the supreme court of TJhe governor's message follows: the state in a unanimous decision "Hon. William J. Bryan. Secretary of handed down yesterday afternoon. Passenger Train Has Narrow 'State. Washington. D. C.: Tour very Moderators of Two Assem- The case came before the supreme "courteous telegram relating to the court on an appeal made by certain Escape, Being Waved Down alien land bill reached me late Suifday blies Will- Be Elected To- Fulton county officials, wherein a writ night. I take it from our conversa- tions and your request made to me to 1 of mandamus 'required them to make by Farmer Just Before day. withhold executive action until op- s reports in regard to salaries so that Reaching Scene of Wreck. liortunity was accorded for the .pre- they could be paid with salaries in- sentations from the federal govern- i stead ul. with fees. ment, that your message embodies! The Fulton county officials who Passengers Make Up Hand- that it was your wish and the wish • made the appeal were the tax collec- of the president to say to us before tor. A. P. Stewart; the ordinary. John Northern . Assem*y-r~oe'nes B some Purse For Man Who final action. u R. Wilkinson, and the tax receiver. T. "In this response It Is my design 10:30 al m., to Baptist Tabernacle. M. Arxnistead. Had Prevented Another most respectfully to present the situa- , Luckle street near Sprlns. ^witi «et>- The IM-VF Am to Salaries. tion from our standpoint and the vcton by .Retiring Mo'der&lpr ^ 3>r In the legislative acts of 1911, page Mark A., aMtthews, ol,.Seattle. Sec- Wreck. views that actuated our legislature In : 186, It was decreed that certain county passing 'the bill and that Impel me ond session at .2:30. p. :m., IKith a^i- officers, naniins Fulton county among to sanction it. nual ^lecUon. o£l']iew moderator AQ4 others, should be-paid salaries instead "For many years a very graxe prob- other bueineos. " ': r'~~t-''. of fees. The commissioners of roads "I'm nothing ftut a hobo, fellows; get lem, little understood in the east, has and revenues of Fulton county insti- this poor devil out here and let me be " confronted California; a problem the. * SoutherJi.v Afisembly—Convenes at tuted - proceedings against the county Why not get together? were the words that greeted rescuers seriousness by which has been recog- 0:30;;ai 18, -in ;t*ie Nortte':.4,venae officers named to mandamus them to who raced to the scene of a wreck on nized by statesmen In our nation and 6, corneV Peaeh- compel them to file statements of the the Seaboard last night at Rice's Sta- has been viewed with apprehension by i number . of -their employees, with the tion, In whi-ch Flagman J. T. Allen was the people of this state. When the amount of .'their salaries to be expend- crushed to death and Engineer R. B. present constitution of California was ed. -The tax collector, the tax re- Srooks was scalded so that he died adopted, more then thirty years, a^o, .-^EeaMBV-^ajidf^ysj-etct.WAi-^Jf ^-new>^modex*, ^^«» ceiver, and the 'ordinary refused to before reaching Atlanta. It contsiine&'the fpllftwing'declaratto^'. J*^^-:^*^!**-**™^^!!^ mthok- malce the returns, and Judge John R, The rescuers were the- crow ana.-JMHH ' "^ri-fiiSspnee of former* 6*ll<6» ->tf^«i»3&f>1eS!iSe;rs^:^aBli^onroS P,6ipiil5!tQii- heliHthatj .they- should do so. lengens of the night train from Blr-. ble tpjiecome citizens >of^.the, united. ;-iinsBi!i9J..--;w .'"/Jigfj'f.-t'i?;;?: T«e couh^^'onfcers*'named relus_e^J.,to miagham. which w9s flagged before States is declared to be dangerous to make the reports on tJte ground that reaching the wreck by a termer livinor the wejtlibelms of tad'-, state and the the, law placing them. on salaries was nearby. . - T ' TJnltad Pjeshy'terlaii; "Assembly— legislature^ sholt alscoiirase tJieli.Mih- Meets Thursday morning "and aft- uaeonstftatlb-nsl. The cade wag ap- •Phe man who declared that he -was a mlBralon by all "means *"lfSM: Its pow- pealed to the supreme court, with the ernoon .at,,,Cehtral Presbyterian: :ramp save his name as R. o. Burns er.' * ,. church, on 'Washington street, op- result as ab'ove stated, and the decis- ind his residence as nowhere. He was ^xeutetn !• Aonte. By DR. THO«»P?JH-I- JACOBS, . ion of the lower court was reversed. scalded on the arms and hands and "Of latn -years oui problem from an- (Dr. Thornwell Jacobs Is editor of-the "V^tro'"^!- Magazine, the organ posite state capttol, with transac- The decision of the supreme court was painfully injured. He had *.»<»- b'lhc-r- angle has become acute, and BELIEVES DORSEY tion of business., at both sessions; will mean that the Fulton county ofS- of southern Presbytertanlsm, and secretaryrot*** board of trustees of Ogle- •Irst to reach the wreck whidi occurred the egltation has been continuous in ne c-ials cannot be placed on salaries, but n a deep cut as the engine and tender the last decade In reference to our thorpe university. He can accurately.be called tn~e-^»* *' of the movement must be paid in fees... raced to the relief of a freight at Pow- agricultural lands, until finally af- BIK Joint Catherine. Defdoton of Much Importance. [identification. Slip Carried by that gives Atlanta the historic impoi;taiice,.of furnishm? * common meeting der Sprinjrs , where an engine had es\v firmative action in an attempted solu- ! r (Convening at 8'p. ms In the Au- The decision of the supreme court en out. tion became 'imperative. This at- ground for four great Presbyterian assemblies. The IdeaSJJ'».f f!! »* advanced ditorium-Armory, 'corner Courtland is of considerable importance to the tempted solution Is found in the ac- Mary Phagan in Her Pock- editorially. In. the .Westminster Mao>^n$S:and-his effectlvV "" "" -* " and Gllmer streets.) public generally, because' in many In- Cause of Wreck tion of our legislature In the passage caused it quickly to., become nation-wide In .popularity. - Dr. Richard Orme Fllnno^pastor stances the cost of, procedure were etbook Causes Theory That of the North Avenue ~ Unexplained. of allan land'bill. In the phraseology dominant Influences In; the church today. He gives •—•'—-" 'mitigated by tile county officials. Un- of this bill. In those whom "it aitects. remarkable gathering.) ',-.'*."•'•'• ^ church, Atlanta, .presld, der a salary system the county officials The cause of the wreck is still unex- In its scope and In its purpose, we be- the Victim Had Been "A Welcome would have been powerless to remit plained and will probably never be lieve we are -within our legal and our known, as both the w%ite men who . At- the costs that followed ta delinquent moral rights and that -we are doing Threatened With Violence. A momentous thing is happening In Atlanta. An Immense denomination lanta, PreBbytS?3E' and. chairman of taxpayers. were on it are dead and ttoe negro fire- only what Is Imperatively demanded of Christiana is entering a new era.. For the first.time In history the highest- committee on entertainment. As some of the county officials did and largest- courts -of the, four great; bodies constituting , the Presbyterian f* Fraternal greetings of eight min- not contest the law and have endeav- Continued on Last Page. church-of-the nation are to meet. in. the7same;city at the same tiinaKlW utes each from: ored 40 operate under a salary system^ Continued on Page Two. Either threatened with death or any one at all acquainted with church history this Is tremendously slgnifl' 'J1fDr. T. S. Clyce. of Sherman. the declsiCfi of the supreme court wiR warned by 'some dread premonition of cant • • ' ' - - •' . .-•--- -"Kff '"Texas, retiring moderator of South- have the effect of revoking what these an untimely end, Mary Phagan is be- ern assembly. officials have done and will cause them The plainest thing it mean§ is the. least-apparent. It'lies in the fact 10 so back and regulate their business leved by Solicitor Dorsey to have pre- that millions of American citizens will for the next ten days be asMtte: Dr. J. H. Pressly, of BtatesvlUe, under a fee and not under a salary Wearing Uniform of Diaz pared for her tragic fate by. writing "What are the .differences between the.se Presbyterians"?" .'The-great'Pan-- N. C-, moderator of .Associate Re- .he identification slip discovered hid- form Presbyterian synod. Presbyterian Pentecost is answering that-question". The world IB asking, Dr.. H. H. Bell, of San Francisco; In this decision the supreme court den in a compartment of the metal "Why are ye, four?" The. assembly answers, "We a.re_one!.".. And because pocketbook which she carried daily. retiring moderator of the TJnitofl Supreme Court Sara. J. Wylie Smith Returns: this Is toe only answer, it could possibly make it could not possibly have Presbyterian assembly. The slip was given the solicitor made it before. That is truly a long quarrel that'lasts-more-than a half Dr. Mark A. Matthews, of Seattle; "Tlhe act Of August 22, 1911 byterian history ia America, operation throughout the state, and no When newspaper photographers ran strive" so thoroughly, as she endeavor- Bpecia! law shall be enacted in met him at foe station, and quietly took bu»._t* i,•.•_.«—*_-ijt is inner to 'addj ;thaj_njrtr;one«.«.. '--^ ', \ huma.;__;—n h,~i_g^i on £he, continent was -found G^ortrta— Locel nborreni . him to the Tower in a cab, where he after him, trying to take a "flash." ed In the mysterious slip, to establish any case for which provision has been her Identification in case of emergency: to oppose the.,plan. .Cbuld^ansffiingfbe'iSiO- significan„ t than that„?. Begin„„.,„- and 'probably Friday, except talr will be held for trial. tried to keep behind Mr. Hamilton. Tknmday In sontneMt portion. made by an existing general law.' A When finally he was photographed Her parents are puzzled, too. They ning with Atlanta, and on, through the presbytery, .on through'the southern general law may be repealed or modi- Smith was'worn literally to a shadow. His face was creased with the Hn-iS the office of tJi'e Tower, he became an- cannot account for the strange script^ assembly, the northern, the U. P. and the^A/R.,P.-assemblies, not one single . . fied by another general law, but it gry, and asked irf he could not be al - and are assisting the solicitor In fer- voice against it :It-;lootedv asrlt-eferybodyj•wan'ted 'tt. 'Therefore It is In- lowest, temperature ...... OBJinot be repealed or modified by a that starvation alone can bring; b!s walk was that of an invalid. Clad In lowed peace from newspaper men. Ho reting It out. But -little was thought evitable that differences' shall grow smaller, and similarities greater by this Highest- temperature ...... 34 •pecial or local law. the khaki uniform of the Mexican seemed to forget this, .though, as th? of it'until an examination by Mr. Dor- coming, together, of, those; who already like one another quite;well. Tney tell Mean temperature' ...... 73 "If the act under consideration is a rurale, his thinness was accentuated, smoke of the flash powder drifted into sey Wednesday morning. As he scanned Normal temperature ...... __ _ ..'... '5:> o-eneral law, it is valid as against the his nostrils. the typical handwriting of the girl of me it-Is rather hart to point; out differences .between yourself .and any person Bainfall to-past 21 hours, toches. . .09 contention that it violates the section "I've smelt that' smoke before," he tragedy, he suddenly exclaimed: whose soft white anna are around .'your neck. - Atlanta was always a swift Deficiency,, since first of month, of the constitution above quoted. IE it said, . a new luster creeping into hts •Looks as though she expected ac- : toches :•;...,-. . i ...... -.84 id a special or local law dealing with a It's, Ladies' Day Today deep set eyes. cident of some Rind. By George! sho ' Discussing Common'Problems. ' ' . - Deficiency since January I, Inches.. lilj subject as for which provision has al- In just what capacity "he was con- must have. This slip was written only Take this last fact:. The Individual aBBemblles will meet separately to ready been made by an existing gen- The 'merchants vie with nected with the Diaz administration he transact their BeparatebUBlneSBeB; in their separate churches, but each-evening Itcportw' ' Varfloiur eral law. then it is In conflict with would not say. at the' Auditoriuin;,tte^: ^fli'""me&;;;t^K«*lier: '-to.'-'cohfer -on their common STATIONS AND TeiUPWXiUfg. tUln that section and invalid. The ques- one another in their many "I am not an emissary of the Mexican Continued on Page Six. - Stiito'of sea*'*; tion, therefore. Is wbether the act un- problems., IB it not significant that the great things, the. great causes, the WEATHER. Tp.m. | HltiiI generous offers. Can you srovernment." he said. . "Nor am I great, movements, the .great".usallB,*:,thie great hopes, will be discussed ^t the I der- consideration is a general or a even connected -with it .any more, WAWTED—HOITBBS AND APTJHTS. Atlanta, p:«loufly., .| ri } 84 | .03" special la-w. Has it uniform operation add one more gown, or hat, have nothing to say." Auditorium' The higher-one gets the nearer the mountains creep .together. Bli'mitagHam. !clear.| 74 | SO j .00 throughout the state? It does not WANTED—By couple tm tfce eummer, a nicely That ia the biggest thing that IK going to happen this next tea days In jSrb.wrisviHe. cldy-.. I ' 76 I 84 | on purport to apply to all counties in the or suit to your wardrobe—at That he was fighting against furnished apartment on ^-norttt efd6 Address Atlanta. . ' Charleston, clear. . j 70 I 84 | 00 a good saving*? Look inside Maderolsts, ' however. I«t certain. Only A. S. U.. care Constitution Not organic, but cardiacal union. Not "We once were" nor "We win Salveston;-cloudy. .| 76 ( 80 j 04 Continued on Page Two. a few months ago he wrote to a friend be," but "We now are one." " ' Hat teras. p cloud j-. | 68 j "6 .«». this paper and see— here that "If the Diaz .faction got In And It ma? aa well be added that right here'and now is being developed .JackspnvlUe, clear.I 74 | 84 .00 power be would want to get an option a lovestonn that sooner or later, will Inevitably sweep away all barriers 'Kansas-'City^p- cldy. | T6 | 80 . $1' $8 to $12.50 Trimmed Hats $5* on the Candler trulldlnR," TMs 3 Line Want Ad Louisville, p cloudy.| 34 j 88 .00 IMirlnsthe Insurrection he was Injured between the American Presbyterian bodies. It may take a decade; tt may Send The Constitution Home $15 to $17.50 Ready-to-Wear three 'times in The Constitution's take a generation. "But eome'thlDfB are going to-happen. That Is one or Memphis, dear. . I 80 f 84 ) 00 Dresses at $9-95- and was unable to get proper attention Miami, clear. [ 74 ( SO ( 00 The Constitution, the south's stan- Believing that he 'was going to die, he Classified; them. Any, father can tell yon, that when, children .lose one- another they Mobile, clear. . . .1 T« I 8> I .«0 dard newspaper, will be sent to any: $3.50 Lingerie Waists $1.69. finally' allowed himself to be persuad have a way of getting-together. - Then, way should not the Common Father Montgomery, > dy 1 7S t at | .00 addr&as In the United States or Can- $15 Untrimmed Milans $5. ed by his' old; friend, Mr. Hamilton, to- JfUffW, It?. * "* Kew Oileans, clear.f 7S J 86 [ 00 ada for 2|» cents during the Presl*y-. come hack, arid last Thursday, the lat Brought 16 Replies Oklahoma, cloudy 1 68 I 82 | .12 "Stertan; assembly period. Dr. S. S. $20 to $95 Suits $10 to $45. ter .lett Atlanta, clothed with- the prop Phoenix, clear 1 SS I 86 j .09 -;rGlls6ni tne ^official reporter, will New Pumps in all leathers $6. er'authority to bring him back. COL. BOONE HAS PLACE federate general, a position in his ot- Pittsburgh cloudy -I SO ) 86 | oa Write and edit\ assembly news ex- Smith -was never arrested. Severa If you seek apartments for the x flce at a salary of f3,690 a. year. Mrs. San V anclsco, dr. I 58 J 58 i . 0-» ^•clualveXy' t°* The Constitution, Sub- Others from $3-50 up. times- before, he had been. taJcen'-ln summer, follow the example of FOR MRS. LONGSTREET Longmtreet recently failed: of appoint-; St. Irfrats, P cloudy f 82 i 88 03 charge by Pinkertons in .Juarez, but al this coaple aad r f ment as poBtmasber at Gainesville. Gs Shreveporj, clear. .) 78, I 86 Nbw's your time to pre- efforts at extradrtion .failed'and he wa. darkesbnrg, W^Va, afey11!*.—Colo» Colonel Boons «erred with ttfc ijnion. ^rs.tnps*. P cloudy* .[ iS • I 51 •tnrneo" loose on each occasion. Thi army. SCrs.. tongstr««-f» acceptance pare for vacation days, Phone your want ad nel Albert J3. Boone, if1 thtat cjty to- 3 •WjublnxtQO cldy "1 ** J, S2 : may be -bad in •* liraJted time, he simply crossed the- bridge? tha day confirmed av story to. the effect •b*« 'Tiot yet been, received, but Colo-, . • ~ Considerable quantities 'tween seasons ^when mer~ to Main 5000, or Atl. i that he- Had o«er*tl »*• ^^en* Dt n'el Boone expects it befor* th» MB! ot C. W. yon HERBilANN. ordered In advance r 1 chants take stock. Continued oa Last Page. £ lines 3 times 54c. widow of the ftunoos' Ccn- the week. t- i , S.C.

f i ,*M _>- - ^r^tK4" A^,^A Jub3^fei£L^i«^y4^ JiESIii b6 froirt 4.000 to 6,000 -vial* "Fellowship" win De me general to attend tlie three Separate theme of this Cttifc gathering at tho during the day and to com- Auditorium. On. Friaay ntsrht tht* ^ t&elf presence and enthusiasm subject -will be "Evangelism" and on BTJMACLE •^^•^:^;a^^>^:i!i^Si>aeaJietil for Immense gathering tonight at Saturday-: night "Chj-IatftMi Social %^mite^te#$^^ t&e "• Auditorium-Armory—the first - - will ,,b^ one ot the Big Baptist Church Asks Rev. mldnl^t trMn: to attend thft banquet time In the history of the world that most unique "day s In the' history ot At- l fottt great Presbyterian organizations, lanta*"- fdr:\tib;e.,. PreftttytiBrtaam -will flu tfieretonror>ow night of th* &aa&?AxA&t2' 'representing: nine-tenths of the Pres- practically pulpit: In. Atlanta, Lincoln '^fcCoanell, 'Well- £--V-/, - In special trains rroffl New York, r_^;.*«^^ikrl:tK6i^§^^> \7f Chicago and St. Louis' and by every Charge of Work." Governor JohhBon's telegram to 6ec- train that entered Atlanta during1 the day the Presbyerlaaa poured Into the r*tary Bryan, giving notice df hU ih- Hev. Lincoln MeConnell, Tennessean 1' city. Sco teamen from Edinburgh, COMFORT M DEVICE lining the California attitude, was re- Englishmen from London, mission- •by birth and .note* as^an; evangelist ceived at the state department ^tonight; aries from China, India, Porto Ricb an« leotuTsr, will ,66 :the hesrt'j^rtor after th* fiecTe-tary Hud left hi* of flee. and the rest of the world were £ll in ot the Baptist Tobernaole chufct, pro- It wa» m&cfe public later at the white the throngs of people w-ho reached the EFFECTSGREAT vlfled he, accepts the Invitation'-which house without comment. city and were assigned to their re- 1 spective quarters In tine homes of At- the menibers .of the congn-egatioo lanta citizens, If they were commis- Judge Newt Morris Says Gov- unanimously' .voted t<* extend him at a sioners, or In the capacious hoteis of me&tlng lajlt nJeht Atlanta if they Just came as visitors. , eminent Will Adopt ffte At the same meeting the members BY APANESE EDITOR Oepota Thronged by Visitor*. raised, the remainder .oi the $12.000 1 Georgia Man's Invefttioti,. Toklo, , M^y , 14.~8o as not to em- At each c-f the railway. stations necessary to secure the donation ot bfertfeaa diplomatic, negotiations thfc registration headquarters had been By John Corrigfln, Jr. 18.000 Irom Andrew Oaraesle, and to ffov«rnm*nt continues to dlbcoui-age established. Upon the arrival of each Washington May 14.—( Special. )- finish uayment.on the magnificent new train men wearing yellow badges with the holding Of meetings ; and demon- the printed words. "Welcome Com- Announcing: that they stood ready to organ Installed in the church audito- istratlona, and last night - called off a mittee," lined the delegates up in front guarantee the government a. saving of rium. reunion arranged by tho American- of the registration bureau. To facili-; $100,000 a year in the cost of .twine That Mr. Mcconneli win 'accept the Jap&neae aocJety. tate matters two booths at each sta- used by the postofflce department. call to the Atlanta church U the be- Publicists, however, discuss develop- tion were used, one for t-hose whose, Judge Newt Morris, following an in- lief of the members. A, Cj Boatman, ments m fch£ controversy over the Cal- names began with any letter from A terview 'today wit,h predicteth© fjradt thaassistant thet 1 for hi an alien land ownership bill. ttnaster general chairman of the committee appointed ^hey declare the California difficulty to extend a formal Invitation to him, is merely one proof that the time has «^:55Sr£Be|at?S? ssi.VS£ stated Wednesday night that as fa* arrived, to fix the relations between Two special trains arrived during P^tment thisn fall. as possibie he and the other members the whate and other races of the th,e~ daj-.y. a_*t .v,the, fTermina «_„l, _*„«.!station— , on—e„ After a trial at the Philadelphia world. postoffice- this device received a hearty of the committee had endeavored to from Philadelphia at i p. m.. bearing" determine the pastor's position. He In a Diking- article M. Tokutomi. "Buster Brown Bread" nearly 600 people, and the other from indorsement from R. L. Ashurst, the editor of Kokuraln, p"y frame of mind Representative Walker got tbe post- tor of the 'Wesley Memorial church volved, It Id argued, can only be found office department today to order the and since then ha has lectured and REV. LINCOLN M'CONNELL. In destroying the white men's mis- and the people of Atlanta co-operated conception of tbe Inferiority of the by directing the visitors on their way establishment of a rural route out of preached here on numerous occasions, 1 Douglas, Coffee county, effective Au- and the Tabernacle members feel that colored races by Japan attaining the through the city or" in rendering them he will prove one of the strongest men be taken by any nation to this law. same level of civilization as the west, other little courtesies. One of the few gust 1. And to rescind Its order dis- ANTI-JAP MEASURE developing both physical and moral ALL THIS WEEK ml shape of tne day was the losing of continuing the postoftice at Mershon, that they could secure. and more particularly does this seem ATLANTA June 1, and has received assurance^ His connection has been with the WILL BECOME LAW ta us clear in the instance of a na- strength along- all Jlnea. MATINEES a suitcase by Rev. W, E. Voss, of El Baptist denomination since 1909, when, tion like Japan, that by its owii law This fairly reflects tbe more con- Miss Billy Long Co. Reno, Okla. that the offices at Massee, which waa servative opinion In Japan. MONDAY, ordered discontinued May 1. -will be with his entire family, Be Joined the prevents acquisition of 3and by alien*. WED. and SAT. In * f«ra with ION tauta Scattered Over the diy. re-opened. First Baptist church at Kansas City. Continued From Page One. It Is most respectfully submitted that, Are You a Mason? Immediately after arrival (hundreds • Mr. McConnell is now at SlBglns- after all, the question Is not whether of the visitors made their way at, once Bill* by Senator Smith. vllle. Mo., where he is conducting a for the protection and preservation of any offense has bieen taken, but Typewilter Ribbons 50<5. 25 c Next-The Deap PurpU t--> the various churches in the center Senator Hoke Smith today Introduced union meeting, and telegrams were our state. In this enactment we have whether justly It should be taken. Nights ISctoSOc Suto now of the city, where the pre- assembly two bills In the senate, providing for sent to htm from Atlanta "Wednesday kept ever In mind our national good I voice, I think, the sentiment ' o^F Am. Writing Machine Co. conferences were in progress, with the payment of 51.000 to the Peavlne night, telling him of the decision and faith as evidenced by existing treaties; majority of the legislature of this earnest and spirited discussion on mis- academy. In Walker county, Georgia, notifying- him of the hope of the mem- and our desire and anxiety have been state, when I say that if it had been sions, evangelism, education and Other and $500 to the Peavlne church, to re- bers of the local church that he could to^ act only In such tashlon as would believed that offense could Justly be "SPEAKING OF problems of the church today. imburse them for property destroyed see ftt to accept the otter, which is taken hy any nation to the proposed Not only by the Presbyterians, but at the hands of the union, troops dur- regarded among churchmen as one of commend us to our sister states and law that law would not have been *SbSS" hundreds of Atlanta homes were open- the largest and mogt Important In the would justify us to our fellow coun- enacted. r. Ijen B. Brough- Tarn-Ira, F1&...... $8.00 Roun APOUO TRIO-NEWHOFF « lanta Stove works, is seriously 111 at the nation, and, secondly, upon the as- this alien land question we have vio- R. E. GAMP. pHEtps-siav waui- Wortd'sCreat- commissioners who were sent to the Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore, ton, and which has been vacant since lated absolutely no treaty rights. "We GURENGe WILBUR CO.— assemblies by the presbyteries of the resignation last fall of Dr. Robert sertion that our act Is offensive and City PaasenKer and Ticket Agent. MAYO & ALLMJW & OTHERS tstMMktp every section of the country. where he recently underwent an oper- Stewart MacArthur, president of the discriminatory. The protest to our have shown no dtscrimlnatldn, we W. H. USAHY. ation. Mr, Jones went over to the hos- measure, as your telegram states, have g-lven to no nation the right The chamber of commerce rooms pital to be treated for a stomach dis- World's Baptist alliance, who succeed- to be J ustl f 1 ed In taki ng offense. So, overflowed, the T. M. C. A- was the ed I>r. B/oughton. comes from the representative of Ja- mecca Q»r hundreds, while other At- order and the physicians operated on Lecturer and Evangelist. pan. believing with a strorisr reliance on him for an Intestinal malady. Dr. Treaties Part of Law. the justice and the righteousness of lanta Institutions helped entertain the Campbell, of Atlanta, who is Mr. Jones' Except for his connection with the our cause and with due deference and visitors during- the day. physician, said the condition of the Wesley Memorial Methodist chwrch, "The bill that is now before me pro- courtesy and with proper considera- Reception at A^nes Scott. patient wa«a not entirely satisfactory, Mr. McConnell has not been pastor of vides substantially In Its nrst section tion for the feelings ahd the views of The first really big- event on the but he was Improving-. Senator Hoke any large churches in the country, but that all aliens eligible to citizenship others; we had hoped the authorities social program, however, is to be the Smith went over to Baltimore yester- has devoted his time and work to I under the laws of the United Statos at "Washington . would hiave seen the general reception which will be ten- day to see Mr. Jones, and says the lat- evangelism and to lecture courses, and may acquire real property in the same question as we in this state have dered to the . commissioners and bheir ter -Is recovering \-ery slowly. he is said to be one of the most suc- manner as citizens of the United States, been forced to see It as We must see It wives next Saturday afternoon fit cessful men known In these two fields. and the secbnd section provides that or be blind. Agnes Scott college, the Presbyterian Report on Turpentine Industry. He now has contracts with a lyceum all aliens other than 'these mentioned "And so, with all respect and cour- Institution located at Decatur, 6 mll^s lecture course, and before he can ac- A report on the turpentine and rosin :he" n>s.t section may acquire real tesy. the state of California feels It cut of Atlanta. In special oars the cept the local call he will have t^o property maflnef ahd to the ex- Its bounden duty to its citizens to do delegates will Journey to I>ecatur industry of so,uth Georgia and Florida range to break off this contract", it IB wa sasked for today by Senator Fletcb,- tent and for the" .|>uriidfce lireacrlbed by that which the interests of its people Saturday afternoon to be the guests believed that In case Ue- fffiould accept any treaty now e2t£t£ngf bet-ween the demand; that which the conscience of of the Atlanta Presbyterians on this er, of Florida. He offered a bill ap- propriating $10,000 to enable the cen- that he will find ijg 'trouble In do^ns government of the United tSatea and its people approves, that wOilch vio- occasion. that. the nation or country Of SST-feiCji such lates no treaty rights; that whlcOi pre- During- their ten days' stajr in At- sus bureau to gather statistics. Mr, M-^gnmeii has hud no stated aliens are citizens or subjeotd anxi^nmy lanta a number of other interesting sents no discrimination and that which Howell Erwln at Capital. place,,#£ residence since going Into in addition lease for a period of thre, where he and his treaties part of our law and thu6 and fully preserated to our The New Low Cuts House. Dr. Thorn w£ II J-acobs, repre- ing- some Georgia and Alabama we have preserved every "1 ght that ants before the court of claims. *• family spend a great part of their time islaturc and the leglslafur? determined senting; Tbe Westminster Mag-azlno, when he is not In active duty. any foreign nation uy international to proceed. My province ls"*o..gLpprp,vf. will tettder a luncheon to the visiting He Is a man 47 y ears of age, and contract has insisted upon preserving? to disapprove the law a« presented. pi eab representatives FVlday at the Cordele Light decidedly vigorous In manner and full with our national government. Our people, as represented In the leg- For Men Capital City club. Cordele, Ga,, May of enthusiasm, and Is regarded as an "The treaty of 1911 with Japan, in The feature of the entire conclave islature, have overwhelmingly ex- a meeting of the CQfa i i council Ideal man to handle the enormous reference to the citizens and subjects of' the Presbyterian hosts, however, c e c ty of each country, provides that they pressed their desire for the present last night a Te&o}£tlan wag adopted work and care for the great amount of alien land biJJ. The vote in the sen- •will be the great Auditorium gather- detail that must necessarily fajl upon shall have 'liberty to own, or lease, or At $4,00 and $5.00 we We'll be careful that in gs, which w I a take place eve ry granting the CWzens' Electric Light ate was 35 to 2, and In the assembly and Power cahi twenty-year the pastor of a church as large as the occupy houses, manufactories^ avare* at S o'clock for the next ten pany a houses and shops; to emply agents of 72 to 3. With sucli unanimity of opin- have a most attractive line you're fit comfortably, franchise. Iff granting th^ franchise Tabernacle, with something over 1,200 their choice, to lease land for residen- ion, even did I hold other views, I of Summer Footwear for too, in any style that you the councyr- entered Into an agreement souls on Its membership list. tial and commercial purposes and.gen- would feel It my duty to sign tflie bill, 3S-"<5Cntract flth the company to fur- Greatly L>Uced by All. erally to do anything incident to, .-r unless some absolutely controlling-.ne- Men, in every desirable may. select. 'Our- shoes nish street lighting for ten years. Personally he Is a man who is great- nec*-3sary for, trade upon, the same cesity demanded contrary action. Ap- v 1 ly liked and admlifed by the preachers p-raently, no such controlling necessity style, from the swell new have always had a reputa- of these iolnt ga' /^mss^ takes place of Atlanta, and he and his family, terms as nattve citizens or subjects, exists. Thursday night thogrea-t. Auditorium- Flight Not Attempted. which consists of his wife and daugh- Gubmittlng themselves to the laws and English to the most con- tion for stylishness and Armory Will be packed to its very regulations there established.' 'It Is with the highest respac tfor Key , "West, May 14—Unfavorable ter and three sons. Is well known here. yourself and the president that I feel, servative shape, and from long wear, which is large- doors ' and galleries. With nearly His daughter, Mrs. Lester Larkham, "We ajas-ume that tihe right of Japa- 5, 000 out-of-town people here for the weather conditions today prevented the nese to own real property for the pur- my duty to my state compels me to' proposed attempt of Aug-ustlne Parla makes her home at Hastings, Neb., and Eupprove the action of tihe legislature. dull leather to white can- ly due to the care we take assemblies and fully that many At- one of the sons Is an evangelist pose desribed is absolute In our state lantar-3 to he present on this to fly in a hydro-aeroplane from Key singer of wide repute, and we seek to deal only with our agri- "HIRAM JOHNSON, vas. in fitting. •histor --maicin occasion, the Audi- West to Havana, The Cuban aviator cultural lands. We embody the treaty "Governor of California.** In.selecting the name of a new pas- Becomea Law Augnwt 1O. torium, --s- holds 6,000 or 8,000 peo- has been here for several days making In our law, and we add to It permis- preparations for the flight which prob- tor the board of deacons at the meet- With tihe sending of the telegram ple, will probably see one of the great- Ins Wednesday night placed Mr. Mc- sion to lease our agricultural j&nde est crowds of its varied career- ably will be tried as soon aa weatlfer for the period of three year*. today the controversy over the alien- We are showing the newest modes hi conditions permit. •Connell's name beffore the congregation land bill is at an end so far as the Moderators of each of the four and then opened the nominations and Care to Preserve Good Presbyterian bodies — tihe Northern. "Where such extraordinary care has Califorlna administration 1is concern- asked the members to vote for any been exercised to preserve honor and ed. Governor Johnson has until June the Southern, the United Presbyterian man whom they ml-glit desire. When 16 in whlcli to sign the act and in Patent Leather Tan Vici and the Associate Reformed — will For Minimum Wage Scale. counted, Mr. McConnell good faith. In the very words of the make s-hort addresses of greeting and contract made by the protesting nation the normal course of events it will Denver, Colo.. May 14.—Governor had received mo-re than a majority become a law August 10 next, Dull Leather White Canvas J, K. Orr will extend the welcome In Ammons today signed a bill providing- of fhe votes cast. He was then chosen with our own and to do more by behalf of Atlanta. .a commission of three to fix minimum authorizing leases of agricultural lands, TShe only contingency that might Tan Russia Calf Gray Canvas by a rising; vote, and his selection was it would seem that we ought not be arise to check its operation Is the The main address of the evening \ wag-es for women and minors. Upon thus made unanimous. threatened referendum petition which v/ill then be made by Mr. Jemes Mac- I the* appeal of women or children wor-k- After this the matter of completing open to any accusation of violation of Theodore A. Bell, a democratic leader, T>cnald. of Toronto. Canada, on the ] era in any industry or In any commu- the organ fund was taken up And the treaty rights, or of desire to entrench has said he would circulate against aubject. "The Church's Responsibility f nlty, the commission is required to gtva remainder of the amount necessary to upon that which belongs alone to the the measure as soon as It was signed. for International Peace." Mr. Mac- hearings and fix a minimum wage. secure the donation of Andrew Carne- gie was secured, Mr. Carnegie will be ome a matter of internatl pol- communicated with and advised of this icy. WASHINGTONS COURSE CARLTON'S fact, so that by the time the new pas- "By the law adopted we offer no of- tor arrives the organ will be entirely fense; we moke no discrimination, Ttie NOT YET DETERMINED paid for. offense and discrimination i& contained, Washington, ftEay 14. —Wit h Governor Thirty-Six Whitehall Men's Straw Hats The committee chosen to invite Mr. it is claimed. In the use of the worda MCConnell to Atlanta consists of the 'eligible to citizenship,' and in making Johnson's announcement today that he following- men: Chairman Boatman, a distinction between those wfao are would sign the California alien land C. "W. Hatcher, H. A. Etheridge. I>r. eligible to citizenship and Chose who bill in spite of the federal administra- are not. We do not mention the Jap- tion's appeal for a, veto on account of William T. Jones and J. W. Awtry. anese or any particular race. - The —and Panamas! constitution of California In 1879 made the Japanese protect, it now becomes GEORGIA HOME AND FARM COMPANY NEW FULTON SALARY Its distinction and there never has been necessary for the state department to Plrw. da Proertr. TUriKr. (Vil.uinK.ii.Lmfa protest or objection. The naturaliza- determine whether it will proceed with. tn outran ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL tion laws of the United States, Ions the negotiations with the Japanese none *mr nrr Our assortments of IMen's Straw since, without demur from any nation, government on the basis of defending1 Hats include all the fashionable termed who were and who were not and sustaining1 the Hght of the GaHfor- Continued From Page One. eligible to citizenship. If invidious nians to deprive the Japanese of the shapes and braids——in absolutely dls crimination ever were made In this right to hold real prxxperty, or wiheth- reliable qualities. You cannot state, but only to sucih as meet a cer- regard, the United. States made it when er it shall concede that the act violaitea tain description." the United States declared who were the spirit, if not the letter, of the make a mistake if you make your The cour tthen goes into farther and who were not eligible to citizen- treaty with Japan and attempt to find Atlat*. te. discussion of the matter and holds ship and wfhen we but follow and de- means of nullifying it- selection at THIS store. Every that the act not have uniform pend upon the statutes of the United In his message -to Governor Johnson, OotllBC\ U , Straw Hat here is correct in style -operation throughout the state States, and their discrimination as to President Wilson already expressed the Van oat loiertKm of th» foUmtoe ad In O» Oonjtltutlm'. therefore unconstitutional. eligibility to citizenship, we cannot be opinion that the legislation is dis- —and price. They're $2, $2.50, A number ot£ taxpayers have accused of indulging in inviduous dis- criminatory* so that the Japamese con- Cl«jiUl«41* netlTtd ««" <™~<»<.. K& sola tug croMrty ta th» fmt $3, $3.50 and $4. not paid their taxes for last year have crimination. May I venture to .call tention thait the act constitutes dis- awaited the decision with much in- to ' you attention the immigration law crimination In violation of Internation- party th* Mrt uajr. n ber of years has been looked for-{eluded from our country, are describeaeBcno&ad difficult should It be found necessary SUBURBAN HOME AT A SACRILEGE. ward J:o with more Interest as It will 1 as ^Persons who cannot become ellgl- to champion the cause of the Callfor- not hesitate in proclaiming them MEW 5-room bungalow with hath, llgfa», «tc. Large lot, 160x200, oa cor* probably effect the payment of tax* under existing laws to become citi- nlans. ner. Yarfl wired for chickens with small Branch on back. House on the BEST values in tewn. They're by a large number of taxpayers In zens of the United States.' first thing to be done will be to one-third or loti rente tor $18 per month. Thla is a good Investment for Fulton county. The county commis- Nation !• Uatag the Terms. formally Inform the Japanese embassy $1,600, on «ft»y terms. Owner of above property to leaving tne a^ate tnl priced $5, $6, $7.50 and $1O. sion will meet today to consider the "At this moment tflie national legts- of Governor Johnson's action. In the- ~ M : ttdO»aaJly low price la order to ee!3 before Jane 35, Coma and see! lature, without protest or objection, ordinary course otf negotiations, deed, it Is published ito California, by government would reply tftat GEORGIA HOME AND FARM CO. as it is prevented by the constitution crer.. 11* CANDLER BIJDO. WALTER REYNOLDS, JR., that are claimed In California's laws to o<. adjust the status Toon wiy truly man a "Tech" when he won the An- confronting California of . the citizens of each -country reel- , -GJBKSI napolis appointment monstrates that California Is different- '' examination held In April. Previous ly viewed than other states of the to entering "Tech' he waa in the Boys' union, and that If, ; discrimination- ; ex* He is the «on of Mr. and tats it is discrimination against .Gal- Mrs. Walter Keyttcflds, of 128 Bast Pine l^«-«la* - ' "- '.v L-' - • ."*: "'* "^ «.->H''5-''i ,'•?-: etreeV

i NEWSPAPER UN AND CHILD .FLEEING FROM FUMES Forest Fires - Are Ravaging .Wide . Territory in . Pennsylvania.

TFarren. Pa,. May 14. — A disastrous G is sweeping .the forests near the Forrest Adair Says That the city. . Flames can be seen high above the hills rattles -from this city. The fire early this*, evening reached the edge of\ Bureau Pamphlet Made it HaUton, a lumber town. A special ttaln brought the women and children ' Easy to Defeat Memphis of HaUton to Warren. Several houses at Hall ton have been destroyed and and Buffalo. desperate efforts arc being made to present destruction of the town. A 'wide territory of timber land IB in Same, wbUe adding to the dange .YAARAB TEMPLE BOYS are many biasing oil and gas wells and heavily filled oil tanks. The damage REJOICE OVER VICTORY cannot be estimated. PROPERTY LOSS HEAVY. Plttsburg; May 14. — A serious "forest fire is sweeping Valley township, Arm- strong county, and In less than twenty- The Nobles Will Gather Next .four hours has burned over an area four miles long and nearly a mile wide. Year in Atlanta on May 13. Millions of feet of timber have been detsroyed. Two gas wells in tlrS^artl* The Shriners Homeward of the flames are burning. A forest ' flre which swept Cambria county yes- Bound. terday burned itself out early today.

By f-'rvil tlouner. Killed by Live Wire. Dallas, Texas. May 1 4.—(Special.) — r>anvllle. Va., May 14.—J»mes Moore, To each and every member of Yaarab a&ed 26 and married, was instantly delegation Is due the victory won o>- killed here this afternoon when while Atlanta In securing the 1914 conven- "working upon an electric cable at the tion on the nrst ballot. Since the ar- top of a pole-on Main, street he lost rival In this city the Atlantans have his balance and fell against -Q. live been carrying on a. vig-orou.s fa-mpaig'Ji. DR. WIL.L.IAM MTCIBBEN. wire. Twenty-three -Hundred volts Forrest Adair. the potentate, la tli- The names of these five men are Reading from left to right they are: bly held its session last year; Dr. Sam- passed through the body. In order to re cipient of hundreds of congratula- remove the body it was found neces- tions, and it is declared hl« word In included among those prominently Dr. William McKfbben, president of ary to cut the maze of wires upon the cause of his home city and temple mentioned for the position of next Lane Theological seminary, at Cincin- Fa., for twenty-two years, and is now .^thich the man rested, affecting all changed defeat into victory. moderator of the U. S. A. assembly, nati. Ohio; Dr. David Schley Schaff, motors in the business portion of the The time and place committee rec- to succeed Dr. Mark A. Matthews. professor in tbe Western Theological Is one of the most forceful^pulpit ora- city. ommended Buffalo and June 10-11 as dates of the 1914 meeting- arid Forrest Adair met this with a substitute for the council has over pone contrary to guard, usually the only contest, as th-; Atlanta, and this was put to the vote the recommendations of the committee. other members of the imperial divan of the house. Atlanta won with a voto Potentate Adair said: are advanced one office each year, de- Problems of Church Work S. S. Missionary Mass Meeting of 237. with only 196 necessary for "The Yaarab boys have stuck togeth- veloped nine candidates, and an elec- choice. May 13 and 14 are the dat^s er from the very beginning. The fact tion was not had until the third ballot, for the next meeting. Rising to their that we raised S75.000 In one day and when Jack Jones, of Oklahoma City, feet the entire Atlanta delegation our splendid hotel facilities were the (former Imperial potentate, withdrew Discussed in Conferences Will Be Held Sunday Afternoon yelled, "Is everybody happy?" and they trump cards in the game. In favor of J. O. Candless, of Aloha •were answered. "Sure." "Atlanta was backed up by Robert Temp-le, Honolulu, and made his elec- The Atlanta patrol and drum corps L. Coldlng, grand master of Georgia, \ tion certain. The Honolulu man had the Sunday school entitled "America's and all the nobles from southeastern resident ot Savannah. Potentate Bob led In the first two ballots, but lacked "In the mission field we've g"o>t to seph. Mo., on "The Church a Normal Tn connection with the Presby- temples join ean -the subject of soda crackers, always of un- Imperial potentate, W. "W. Irwln, the conference at the North Avenue money saved by buying raw ma- Wheeling, W. Va. Presbyterian church, which ell the CONGRESS ON DRAINAGE varying goodness. Imperial deputy potentate, Frederick Presbyterian bodies joined. . Confer- terials in large quantities is put R. Smith, Rochester. N. Y. ences on "Educa-tiori" were held In the North Georgia Farmers Will Imperial chief rabban. J. Putnam First Baptist church by "U. S. A. com- Stevens, Portland, Me. missioners, and In the Baptist Taber- Meet at Commerce. right back into quality in the shoe. The name "U nee da "—stamped on Imperial assistant chief rajbban, Hen- nacle by the TJ. S. A. commissioners. ry F. NledringhauB, Jr., St. Uouis. The college presidents held a confer- every biscuit—means that if a million ence In the H-arris Street church, and Commerce, Ga., May 14.—(Special.)— That is why a McEUwai n Shoe at Imperial high priest and prophet, Thte city Is to be the mecca for nort'h •William S. Brown. Pltt&bur^. at the First Presbyterian church a packages of Uneeda Biscuit were Imperial treasurer, Benjamin W. con fare nee was hreld on the Laymen's Georgia farmers who are Interested four dollars means a little more Rowell, Boston. Missionary movement. In drainage at a congress to be held placed before you, you could choose Imperial recorder, Charles Overn- The biggest night conference* waa here Friday, May 23. Farmers from than the usual four dollars'worth. any one of them, confident that every Bhire, Minneapolis. he. C.; Hon. L.. R. Alkhi. Parsons, of Parsons college, Fairfield, president Georgia Drainage congress, t V Iowa; I>r. Samuel T. Wilson, of Mary- Brunswick. Ga.; Hon. S. W. McCallle, villo college. Tennessee; President of the geological department, Atlanta; Kendall, of Lin-coin university, Penn- 3on. A. M. Soule, president of the ag- sylvania, and President F. W. Hln'ltt, ricultural college, Athens. There will Muse's Imported Fabrics of Central university, Danville, Ky. also be a number of others present At the northern assembly's confer- who have had actual experience In ence on education, held at the Baptist drainage. The indications are that Tabernacle, about 200 men were pres- there will be a largre number of farm- ent. Dr. J. W. Cochran, secretary of ers and land owners present. For Mid-Summer Suits— the board of education, was elected chairman, and F. B. MicMUlen, of Mount G-ilead, Ohio, was elected secre- tary. Among those who made ad- The Muse Tailoring Department offers you a magnifi- dresses were Dr. W- S. Plumer Bryan, of Chicago, and Dr. Cochran- cent example of the styles authentic and the fine im- Evanc:ell?ai. Banquet at KlmbalL A banquet of the evangelistic com- ported fabrics to support them. mittee of the Presbyterian dhurcih, U. 8. A... was held at the Klmhall "Wash Cravats house at 6 o'clock Wednesday night, We have gathered them from the highest haimts of when Charles L. Huston, of Coatsvllle, best foreign woolens, and they're every .one consist- Pa., chairman oif the committee, pre sided. Cravats for now—Wash Cravats—Cravats of ently distinctive. Addresses were -delivered by Or. H. C. Mlnton, of Trenton, N. J., ex-moQ- Fabrics that -will stand the water—coming cfut erator of the Presbyterian church, fresh and fine. We're forecasting a sustained interest for you through- T_r. s. A., who appointed the first evangelistic committee of the >g«neral out the entire collection, and the only limitation in assembly; Dr. Speers, of the Southern Plain whites in lots of weaves—plain -whites church; Dr. C. A. R. Janlver, of Phila- with colored panel stripes—representing every selection is your own personal taste. delphia, who will leave soon for India to preside over a Presbyterian college known shade. They're Cravats for right now, And when it comes to a Muse Tailored Suit, ah, there's tFere. and Rev. George <3. Ma.hy, secre- today, sells at tary of the committee, also apohe. the preponderance of satisfaction that shall endure to Members from the different churches were present at the meeting. the end of the Suit, which is a long time hence. Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, one of the 25c and 50c leading pastors of Ne^^ork city, also spoke at thi smeetlng O^the subject of Many new and attractive designs in-Silken Weaves—Crepes in plain, _ home missions. Many Talks on Persian, Block and Turkish treatments. Suits Fifty Dollars and Up At the pre-assembly conference on "Evangelism," many splendid addresses Blue and Tblack grounds—whit : e Polka Dots, white and cream ground, I were made, among the speakers be- fancy dots andtt^figures— : " Tailoring Third Floor ing Rev. William Russell, of Plttsburg; Rev. Thomas B. Terhune, of Indiana; Rev. Paul Strattoit, of Westchester; ° ' 50e Rev. C. R. Williamson, of Chester; ^ —and Right Cravats for Silk Shirt— Rev. John R. Davles, of Philadelphia, Geo. Muse Clothing Co. and Rev. George G. Mahy, secretary of ""the U. S. A. evangelistic committee, Rev. W. C. Crofts, of Rock River, led the discussion. Wednesday morning on "A Presbyterlal Conference and What Grew Out o£ It." s Rev.' B. Bigger, of Cleveland, spoke, at 1:30 .on, "Training. Comnoisaftmii£j£ and , Equip- ping phar^htafeftt Page Ifous THE GONSimfrlOlSF, CbSL, / MA* 15, 3913. j ELECTION IN U. S. A. / A STROVG emu*** I Man Who Received Surrender STK OF CONDUCTORS PTHEMPIEIS AWAITED IN SUSPENSE of Atlanta Here As Delegate FACED BY 48 RAILWAYS Dr. S. S. Palmer and DP. Mait- Half a century baa. pone "by since fiFormal Application Is Made '.to Chairman Thomas Says 'Strike Macon Man Re-elected Presi- land Alexander- Loom Up as 1 Captain;John W. Lau^hlm, as adjutant Commerce Commission by: i of, tbe union force** received Into-bis •Will Fpllow^Refusafbf dent at St. Louis Conven- Candidates for Moderator. jfciands the papers containing the formal Fifty-Two Lines. * Demands. surrender of Atlanta-—In Ajpgril,; *6B, : . , , By Dr. S. 9. Olteoiu i Wasnmston, May Jt*.—Eastern rall- Detroit, Mich.. May 14.—"Conductors tion—Texas Leads States in The oampa-lg-n for moderator of the Today, as % delegate to the Pr«rt>yte- | rfan assemblies, he returns to Atlanta roaSn took ate ttrst step toward an on Forty-eig'h.t eastern railroads will IT. S. A. assembly ran lively all day attempt to Increase their freight rates, Money Contributed. yesterday and far into the night. The juia, May 14.—-The sixty-seventh years. Tbe battle-scarred, cro#s-roaete: 'at the Ohio and Potomac conferred tb- success. Bat it Is qul te generall day^'with the -Intrastate commerce eom- a strike will be ordered within a fort- annual convention of Ohc Southern conceeded that the neck to neck race village has burst forth as one of the Baptists to'rmall yopened this after- igrreatest -cities o£ America. ? The sof- mfission on a formal" application to re- night following," said F. C. Thomas, will be between the Rev. Dr. Maltlan< open the "eastern advance.cM!e," which noon. The Rev. I£dwin Charles Dar- Alexander off Pennsylvania and tin rorw and th e desolation of war general chairman of the eastern associ- Rev. Dr. Samuel S. Palmer of Ohio 'was decided- against; the railroads two ation, today. He is here attending the gan presid-ed. have disappeared forever. Instead, years ago. • • : It is estimated that there will be ne there reigns over the,dtijr splendor and Officers for the ensuing- year were * The application In effect Is to rehear biennial convention of the Order of election on the first baHot "but at its n&ppinetss aa she surrenders in-1913-— Railway Conductors. Both Mr, Thom- re-elected with the exception of the close the other three candidates will once more to the army with which Cap- the request for increases * which the vice presidents. The officers are: drop out of the race. tain Laiigihlin cornea—the army of the commission 'denied • about -two • years as and A. H. Garretson. president of the The Rev. Or. Edwin Charles Dargun. " There is as much difference of opln Presbyterians J ago. The old application asked for O. J2. C., Insisted that It had been of Macon. Ga., president; M. H. Wolf, ion about the different candidates ai "It seemiff* but yesterday that we a uniform 5 per cent adVanaughlin, who is now a, re- opened Monday, have been devoted. the young people's work. this announcement will prevent such ago to obtain .permission from tihe an occurrence today, as every com tired business man of Barnesvllle, Ohio, strictly to routine matters. It is shown in the statistical reports cornea as a lay deleg-ate to the assem- commission to Increase their freight that Texas led all the states in the missioner is reading "The Constitu rates. The commission held then that bly. He and his two sons plan to CAPT. JOHN W. LAUOHI-IN. convention In thr* amount o£ money tion." make a tour of the soutiJi/ immediately the' carriers had not satisfactorily es- The lives are quite closely drawn contributed to both home and foreign following: the close of the assemblies, tablished their need of increased rev- ' missions, giving $71,000 to home mls- The friends of Dr. Alexander figure enues and refused permission to ad- on the support of the Synods of Penn- groins over all the old battle-grroundg in Itom to the assemblies are making "She Has Such ^sions and $86,000 to foreign missions. Georgia, Alabama a.nd Mississippi their first visit tor Atlanta since tjh< vance rates. The commission, how- Money Collei'tcrt by Womeo. sylvania, New Jersey, Kentucky, Mis- ever, "indicated a willingness to recon- souri, Iowa an-d Kansas, with consid- where thR. S. 3. PALMER, Dozens of other delegates and vla- ever known. ture developments in the operations of "They are like pearls Missionary union a separate report of The friends of Dr. Palmer "put one the carriers.! —snowy white, firm Pastor of Broad Street Presbyterian 1 that auxiliary was read. In the re- over" on the other candlda-tes by send- church, Cofiumbus, O-t who is one -of The petition submitted today declares and even. And when port It was shown that during th-> ing- a circular letter to the commls- that the carriers "are prepared to show 1 the strongest candidates for moderator she smiles—" quarter of a century of the union's ex- sion^rs. modestly presenting the claims Ohat the cost of counductins the busi- of the U. S- A. assembly, many declar- You have heard this istence It has raised $1'.980.0QO for mis- of their candidate, representing him as ing that he or Dr. Maitland Alexander ness of the 'carriers has been and is sions and one-tenth of'this amount was typical Ohio man. Some of the will be elected. U. P. Assembly in.Atlanta being steadily Increased by increases compliment paid a raised last year. Alabama. Mississippi and Georgia men in capital changes; Increases In wages: woman whose teeth The general board of governors of ave no pleasant memory- of the Ohio Increases in taxes; increased burdens, _ were a joy to behofd. the Margaret home, at Greenville, S. C-, en as they knew them fifty years imposed by legislative enactment; elim- had- an expert valuation of $30.000 ago. Or. Alexander i* a graduate ol With View to Organic Union Maybe they were not always ination of grade crossings; and in va- so. But she has cared for placed on property oC their institution Princeton Theological seminary. and EPISCOPALIANS HOLD rious other respects; and that existing them and consulted a dentist where homes am furnished for chil- Dr. Palmer oC McCormick. Both men rates are insufficient to afford Just are popular and eloquent, and it's a dren of foreign missionaries who can- By Dr. S. S. GUson. byterians, but frowned upon by the and reasonable compensation and re- regularly, and now her teeth not take them abroad. case of "Greek meet Greek," with all The United Presbyterian assembly, Southern Presbyterians. turn to the carriers, and are unreason- are even and attractive. The general board of the "Women's Lhe bravery of the Greeks In the Bal- the first to formally organize in At- Neither church questions the" ortho- ably low In view of the value of the Missionary Union Training school, of kan war. lanta, has not a single church In all doxy of the other, and each Is anxious service afforded thereunder." Our Examination, Louisville, reported that the young .Roth men are brilliant and hand- to become a national org-anlzatlon. Georgia. The body comes here to be- The commission promised to take up is FREE women trained !n that school were now some and have been emminently sue Bishop Fredine F. Reese Pre- Another question which will cause the subject alt an early date, bait gave filling: missionary posts In eight for- cessful In the pastorate. come acquainted with the Southern warm discussion in the ordinarily very As thorough and painstak- sides at Meeting Held in no assurance that, even if the case ing as though you paid for eign fields. Presbyterian church with a view tb harmonious United Presbyterian churcn were reopened, it would be able to con- The .board of governors of the Bap- Augusta Church. organic union. Is that of the publication of a church duct the necessary public hearin. Con- ble." of 'the Episcopal church of G^orsia of The United Presbyterian, an old es At a moderate price, too. convened at 10 o'clock this morning1 tion," believes In restricted communion •J nolly, of Atlanta. Home Mission Work, and Is opposed to secret societies, al- tabllshed organ of the church. The replies to Main 5000 or At- Cleanliness Thru Among d^lfpratos to the convention' A plea of denominational loyalty Is n the Cchuroh of the Good Shepherd question is whether the general assem- of the Hill, Bishop Frederick F. Reese, though it has practiced secrecy with lanta 109. Sterilization are four full-blooded Pawnee Indians made In the report of th© board of regard to the plan for union which It bly will Indorse such an enterprise, and from Oklahoma. home missions, submitted to the South- o-f Savannah, presiding-. has refused to divulge to the church there Is vigorous difference of opinion Koreicn Mlswion Report. ern Baptist convention today. AJtho-ugft there was a great amount In the face of strong request for its on the subject. HE DIED BY SHOOTING White Dental Rooms Optimism characterizes the annual "Loyalty to one's denominational of work transacted yesterday, today publication before the meeting of the Apart from these two subjects the 100J4 Whitehall. Main 3211. report of the foreign mission board groups," says the report, "is decried in there still remains a mass of reports assemblies. proceedings of the United Presbyterian INSTEAD OF GALLOWS of- the Southern Baptist church, sub- many quarters and reverence for scrip- and other work to be attended to and uBt it has leaked out that all these assembly - will be very peaceful. The mitted to the convention today by Rev. ture teaching:, and obedience to it Is :he convention will extend Into Thurs- difficulties can be adjudicated. main strength of the body is in Pitts- •Carson City, Nfev., May 14.—The first T. B. Ray, of Richmond, Va, .gnored in these quarters. If Bap- day evening. Rev. Samuel J. Frank, It Is understood that the crucial trou- burg and vicinity, and that city 13 legal execution by shooting in Nevada "Baptists were awakened to world- tists are to hold their prestige and in- of Brunswick, Ga., was re-elected sec- ble will be over women speaking in the known aa the United Presbyterian Je took place at the penitentiary, when wide responsibilities, and at the same riuence in lifting up our southern civil- retary of tre diocese unanimously. church, practiced by the United Pres- ruaalem. Andriza Mierovlch was put to death time to the great opportunities before ization they must be strong enough The bishop a/pp-ointed the committee* for the murder of John G-regorivch, in them in the home land," says the re- to withstand such tendencies. 'or the coming- year as follows: Tonopah, on May 14, 1912. Mlerovich port. 'If the clamor for the weakening of Claims to Seats—Rev. J. H. Gihooney, choose, shooting in preference to the "The Southern Baptists now have denominational life should succeed. It Jr., H. Gould and F. P. Canrpbell. gallows. 116 men and 157 women missionaries would not result in a union church, Admission of New Parishes—Rev. F. Mrs. Dodd's Estate Will Give Trf"-ftweigrn fieJds, 139 ordained native but in skepticism. If our people are i. Brown, John A. Cobb and E. El- "IRISH JIMMY" SENT ministers 'and 447 native helpers. The brought to think that things are ott. Don't Waste membership in foreign fields totals worthless for which their fathers sac- State of tl>e Church—Rev. D. Wats-on TO NORTH CAROLINA more than 27,000, and nearly 7,500 are rificed, they will come to think that all Winn, Rev.. WiU.ia.in Johnson, Rev. G. Education to Many Poor Boys enrolled !n schools and colleges. the rest Is worthless. Croft Williams. Rev. G. S. Whitney and New York, May 14.—"Irish Jimmy," Voiir Time "Missions are located in China. "As we contemplate the great prob- £ev. G. A. Cornell In place of W. II. otherwise "William L. Dunn, under ar- lems that the south confronts, the ne- teipham, removed. Japan, Africa, Italy, Mexico. Brazil and 1 specific leg-acies have- been cared for, rest here for postofflce robberies "Worrying: about the time you have gro, materialism, twenty-two million Missions—iRevfi. A. M . Rich, James B. Declaring that the entire interest rgentlna. The total receipts of the for- money on her estate, estimated at $100,- shall pass Into the hands of the trus- along the Hudson river, was turned wasted. Get busy. Put an ad in The eign, mission board for the year ex- people not in any religious body, the .avvrence, W. H. j i ig^ins and W. B. 000, after specific be-quests, aggregating tees of Mercer university for admlnis - over to the McAdenville. North Caro- Constitution's classified for tbe job ceed $500.000- The present mission fearful cheap>nin£T of human life, the aws and Messrs. F. F. Powers, John tration under the terms she names— lina, authorities today because the more than 3,000 churches that have no A. Cot>b and Tfliomas Hallman. something like $15,000, have been cared you want. _ debt Is $76.000." for, shall be used for the education that estate shall be held intact and police believe that in North Carolina Considerable space is given to con- houses of worship—as we think of Unfinished Business—-Re\\ Charles P. that only the Interest on the estate Dunn's conviction on a burglary Holbrook and Messrs. C. L. Jones, Wil- o-f deserving young men without means ditions in Mexico. these things, we long to be empowered at Mercer university, at Macon, Mrs shall be used. The use of that Interest charge will be more certain. "Irish to project a program that shall be pos- iam Ija-ttimor. 3 Unea 3 Times ISc "The year 1312," reports A. N". Porter, Barbara C. Dodd, widow of the late js to bs for the education of deserving Jimmy." they say, belonged to a sang itive, courageous, adequate and tri- Corporation—Revs. W. T. Dakin and Phil Dodd, for years one of Atlanta's young men without means who want which looted postoffice safea "from In charge of the South Mexican mis- umphant." Willia.m Johnson and Messrs. W. K. fhonm Main 5OOO sion, "was ono of the most trying in leading business men, directs Charles an education and who may seek It Maine to California. The ; conviction The home mission board reports that Miller, N. F- Tift and W. K. IKtchens. E. Currier, president of the Atlanta through Mercer university. No strings of Dunn, the police believe, will ef- Atlanta 1O9 the history of the Mexican people. it closed the year's work free from Finance—Messrs. W. K. Miller, John Thousands of bandits have overrun the Kational bank, her executor, to see that are tied to the gift. The will simply fectively break up the gang, two other p debt. \. Oo-hb, F. F. Powers, J. K. JTuger, N. the terms of her will are carried out. provides that the students who receive members of which now are in prison. rural districts, Iea\ ing ruin and dls- '. Tift. tress. Such conditions have made It Sunday School Board, Mrs. Dodd's will is now in the keep- the benefit of the Barbara C. Dodd fund Emphasis of the doctrinal character University of the South—Revs. G. A. ing oC the ordinary of Fulton county, shall be supported by the Interest ~on nearly Impossible to do missionary Cornell, L. B. McG-lohon and Messrs. C, work exrr-pt In the cities. of Christianity is urged in Sunday and will come up for probate In sol- that fund while attending- Mercer, and Don't forget our auction Minute school work in the report of the Sun- j, Jones, A. Hutt and William Lattimer. emn form next month.. when they .-are g-lven their diplomas R. P. Mahon, of the MoreMa field, says Question of Negro Bishop—Rev. G. S. sale of bungalows and lots the revolution had its compensation In day school board, submitted to the The will provides that the estate they owe nothing to the Dodd fund or Southern Baptist convention today. Whltnej-, Messrs. ~W". K. Miller and H. Mrs. Barbara C. £>odd leaves, after the to the Mercer university. Counts the work of native pastors, "who have C. Cunning-ham. in Oakland City, May 24th. showti by their fidelity In the midst The Sunday school lesson committee's of great dangers that they have a pro- work in this connection and its work in To Audit Bishops' Financial State- Bungalows to be sold on graded lessons for the Intermediate de- ment—Rev. J. W. Becker and Messrs. T. cratioh and In some sates, as Ohio and found Interest in the salvation of their Indiana, have carried things largely easy terms and without in- people." partment is commended. B. Marshall and J. H. Caldwell. The report concludes: Woman's Auxiliary Adjourn*. their own way. The Christian people terest. See us. W. E. Tread-i. "It also seems certain," 'he continued, BRYAN'S GRAPE ICE must be on guard, or otherwise while "that we are facing greater opportu- "\\> need to give emphasis to c-redal The woman's auxiliary of the Episco- character and doctrinal conviction as >a.l diocese of Georgia, adjourned its the general movement for the rest day well & Co., 24 S. Broad st- J| nity thmi ever; the conditions are is making progress, the laws for th-? changing and the people are .reading having practical virtue and value in :onventlon this afternoon follo.wing a everyday Christian living. A lack of reception by the St. Paul church protection of the day will be so emas- and thinking for themselves as never DEFENDED IN REPORT culated as to defeat the whole move- before." this * our deficiency and weakness, )raucGi. and leaves the present day Christian At the afternoon session the follow- ment. Eternal vigilance is the price Telling of the year's work in the subject to every kind of doctrine or ngT of f ice'rs "were elected : of liberty. south China field. P. II. Anderson re- whatever fad or fancy, if only it be Preaideni, Mrs. W. H. Elliott, Savan- Detailed Reports of U. P. Com- "It Is an encouragement to onte the The Emblem of Efficiency Builder of Sound Motor Truck* ported: labelled 'religious,' or 'Christian,' or nah; treasurer, Mrs. Edward C. Blount, mittees Will Be Presented at progress of the work carried forward "The recent revolution, resulting- In 'church,' " Wayne-sboro; vice presidents, Mrs. I). by the National Reform association, as V. \Vjnn, of Brunswirk; Mrs. C. H. Session Thursday Afternoon the past year has been the greatest of 'hininy, o'f Augusta; Mrs. A. C. .lohn- Its fifty years of existence. Almost th^ Model M on, of Sa,va»nah; Mrs. Oarol Graham, In the report of the committee on entire evangelical Christian force _>f «f Bainbridge: secretary, Mrs, A. B. this country is now lined up with :ts temperance oC the United Presbyterian movements, whereas a few years ago Panel Top lull. Savannah; educational secretary, assembly, which will be made at the Irs. Fra.nk E. Ha,rrold, Americus; there was not only much Indifference, session. In ithe Central Presbyterian but in some denominations positive op- resident Juniors, Miss Mary Cuthbe-rt, church Thursday afternoon. Secretary 500 Ibs. Capacity Lugru-sta; president ba/bies' branch, Mrs. position. It wil Ihold In Portland, Or.=-., of State Bryan's decision to serve grape June 29 to July 6 of this year. Its sec- H. E. Backus, Savannah; dele-gates to juice instead of liquors at hia state Yew "Fork. delegates appointed to New ond great world's Christian citizenship dinners will be lauded. confprence, -which will • bring together York conference, Mrs. W. IT, Elliott, oC "This seems almost as if the mll- $600 Savanna^; M-rs. F. F. Reese, oC Savan- representatives from all parts of the lemum had arrived in Washington," world and promises to be an epoch- (F. O. B. 5lfracnl«) ah; Mrs. A. C. Jolinson, of Savannah; says the committee's report. Irs. E. C. Blount, of? Waynesboro, and making- gathering; m the matter of re- At the Thursday afternoon session form. Jts wo*-k is especially Important Miss Mary Cuthbert, of Aug-usta; al- detailed reports oC all the committees 1X7E don't prove tbe merits of our motor trucks by running a>t the present time to safeguard our vv emates, M-rs. Shervv'ood. Whitney, of of the United Presbyterian assembly Institutions, especially ovf public them up celebrated hills. We prefer to prove them by ugnsta; Mrs. J. S. Wright, of Bruns- will be made, Including the committee schools, against the assaults of Ro- long time performance. Found in. a •wlbk; Mrs. J. P. S-tewart. of Waynes- on home religion, the committee on in- manists, Jews and infidels to drive out An array oHevel-headed American merchants will supply you oro; Mrs. -Carol Graham, of Bain- dustrial conditions, the committee on the Bible and completely secularize with the proof, for we sell more trucks^ them than any other ridge, rural churches, the Federal Council them. It should have our moral and manufacturer in the country. You can afford a Chase Truck. of the Churches of Christ In America financial support and prayers," Savings Account FAVORABLE REPORT and the committee on temperance. Six Efficient Model*. Capstities 500 to 40001k*. ETCTJ Style of Bod> The temperance report, which also in- Complete Sale* anJ Soviet Fadtitie* This money invested is safe; it is ncn- ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE rludes observations on other reforms, FUNERAL OF W. W. DRAKE Truck Maintenance Guaranteed by Contract taxafcle. is one of the most interesting reports WILL BE HELD TODAY It brings no responsibility: and no liability Washington, May 14. — Senator Cham- of the entire assfmbly. It discusses lerlain's reaolu-tion proposing an Funeral services over the "body of Johnson Motor Car Company 13 assumed. the tendency of the ttmes, and while is- .m en dm en t to the constitution to give takes an optimistic view of the prog- WiJliam W. DraJce, affed IS, who died , Distributors It is always worth its face value. lie ballot to women was ordered favor- ress of the country, it warns the peo- Tuesday at a local sanitarium, will be JiJ'Id at 10:30 o'clock this morning- 54» Peachtren St.. Ac ->i •. Phone Ivy—.1969 It earns a liberal income absolutely de- bly reported today by the senate ple against allowing the public con- yomap. suffrage committee. Chairman science to grow lax In the observation at Che residence ohlch Ins/ eurred; XT"; _ -;.i > '\ '-.'i *•', ""'- >,';" would -appropriate $500,000 for ex- still active in all .our commonwealths |,unfallln£r courtesy, and f^Ir dealing; -in" •I Phones M-t56D-2608-26i4 46-48-50 West Alabama. Atlanta penses and salaries ofsuohacommls- In _their..eftorts to repeal.Sabbath Ia*j3 rbuslnes,;and private Ufa wer& striVi- fWSPAFEK! : of Westminster Col- lege Heads the United Pres- - byterian Assembly—Elec-; \ tion Last Night. You Can't Equal These

With the -words of that famous ohl hymn, "O God, our'help in ages past, Our hope for years to come." ringing',- through the Central Presby- terian church last nig"ht, the flifty- frf^h annual assembly of the Unltei' Presbyterians was forma 11 y opened, I Trimmed' Hats this being the second time in Its his- tofry that it hus <'orivened south of Mason-Ulxon's line. I Worth $8.50, $10.00 and $12.50 , Dr. Rooert M. Russell, president of Westminster college \ViInilnston. Pa., was nominated by Dr. '/. P. Proudfi'tt. See our window display of the most of Des Molnes, For moderator, an*J "*vas ejected by acclamation, succe^l- charming hats ever offered at $5.00. ing Dr." H. H. Boll, of San Francisru, the retiring- moderator. Most of them are new "mid>sum- •Or. Russell is one t>r the best aivl mery" models. Every one an $8.50, moat widely" known ministers In this de-nomination. Ho was pa.stor of thu $10.00 and $12.50 value. Sixth United Presbyterian rhurch r>t Pittsburgh the wealthiest and largest ' church of this denomination, for , 5 twenty years. j WIJI Speak Several Ttnw*. Dr. Russell Fastened In the face of f unanimous resolution of the congregra- ! Sale of Uritrimmed Hats Genuine tton to become president erf Westmln- ' ster collesru. their denominational col- . Finest Milans, Hemps and Chips lese at New Wilmington, Pa. He will - $6.50 be heaert here at several of the meet- , inss of the- assembly. Tn his speech of ai-ceptanre Dr. Rurf- i Panama Hats sell plead for a closer union with the spirit of the Christ. , "There haw ne in this sale before tieon su-rh H.n a sure Cation of the visible- for res of Christianity," he said. "I,«-t us not sp^rnl the must of our time Jn thinking of organic union Broughton's Tabernacle, located on Luckie street, just beyond Spring, \vhere assembly of Presby- At $^5.95 with our sister bodies, but rather in terian chtirch, U. S. A., will be held. getting1 nearer to Jesus Christ. Let u*?" pro bat;k 10 the simplicity of Christ. In Br ought on1 s Tabernacle, the im- 2:30 p. m. Report of cornmtttee on mittee nn colleges. Report of stand- until we shall feel that oneness with mense auditorium and institutional Christian life and work. Report of Ing committee on. temperance and-ad- Him, and then «v shall in truth be church biHlt in Atlanta by Dr. I,en conimltte^ on church co-operation and dress by Dr. Charles Scanlon. c.rie sr^at i-hurrh toprether. Then our Brought on, nnw of tjondon, England, union. Union communion service of Wednesday, May 21. doctrinal linns will he Interwoven the 3913 assembly of the Presbyterian the three assemblies and the synod. 9 a- m. Devotfona.1 services. Report and our strifv shall cease." church, U. S- A., will be held. It will Saturday, May 17, 1 of committee on bills and overtures; May Linen Sale Specials Two erHVi-ls wor-> presented to the bf the 125th general assembly of thia 9 a. m. Devotional services. Report new nmdn-atoi-. «iie, presented by body, Its org-aniaztion having taken of standing committee on bills and miscellaneous business. Report of standing committee on home missions. Dr. R. A. Hntrhitison In the name of pla-cf In Philadelphia in the year 1789. overtures. Report of judicial commit- 60e Table Oamask, Uerman C 70c High's 81x90 the lionie hoard of Pr.nnsvlvania and Being the largest nf the four bodieg tfr». American Bible society—report Report of standing committee on^, the Sheets Presbyterian Brotherhood, Silver Bleach, per yard .52 pr^pan-d 1>> an elder or the. first or t,hp Presbyterian rhurrh, Its.prather- on overtures. Report of committee on 2:30 p. rtu Report of standing com- 80c Pepperell church west " o-f erlnR in Atlanta required a lar^e and religious education. Report of special 85c Table Damask German Sheets the AllesVianlfS. adequate amUiorlum, a nd since the committee on Sabbath observance, by mittee on publication and Sabbath C The oth.-r was riTcsr-nt^d to I >r. Rus- Baptist Tab*-rnar:J(' offered the greatest .Tames Tearanc**, vice moderator of school work. Report of special com- Silver Bleach, per yard 85c Mohawk mittee on graded lessons. 76 sell f>Hi\somtl! v by J~>r. (lenrffi- A. Beat- ron vrntf'ncca, as well as adeQuate the last assembly. Report of Ameri- Sheets tie. r.f Atlanta. who Formerly was spare, this was chosen for the meeting can Tract society. Adjournment at 1 Thursday, May 22. $1.00 Pull Grass Bleach $1.00 Utica :±: S nn-mbf-rerl with the I'nitod church. placp. o'clock, with no afternoon meeting. 9 a. m. Devotional services. Report This savrl was ma-ile from a solid The TJ. S A. rhiirch IB the only one Sunday, May 18. of standing committee on polity; mis- Sheets piece nf wood taken from thn grounds of thr fpur which annoumoes In ad- 3 p. m. Mass meeting on the churrh cellaneous business. Report of stand- $2.50 Crochet or the K"l r.s t Th < -o I o&i atl se m i na ry, a t vance Its complete docket of addresses and conntry life, under auspices of the ing committee on foreign missions. Re- $2.50 Bordered Table Cloths, Spreads , SI go Service. Pa., and was banded with and reports for the entire assembly. home mission boards and agencies of port of Fpecial committee on work In $3.00 Marseilles neorsia sold. At the close oC his Sfssinns will be- held at the Baptist the U. R, A., the U. S. and the V. P. Europe. $2.00 r>r speech ol" presentation - Seattle Tabernacle every morning- and after- churches. 2:30 p. m. Report of standing com- Spreads su^S^yted tluit In c-asc of the Presby- nn during thp assembly, but ther;e $2.39 1 Mass meeting at same time at Cen- mit te** on church erection. Report of $3.75 Bordered Table Cloths, $4.50 Marseilles terians unitine th" nanie t'nlted Pres- will he no sessions there in the evening tral Presbyterian of Sunday school standing committee on correspondence best Irish damask, 2x3 yards Spreads byterian be nsr-d. whlcft brought forth on account of the blpr union gathering's workers, and mass meeting of wcmen and reception of delegates from other $3.00 $3.38 hearty applnii-so from his audience. t thf* Auditorium, except Sunday even- at Central Congregational. churches. Dr. Russell answered 'both Ppeerhes ?', when there •will be a joint meeting 1 8 p. m. Meeting In behalf of col- Krldny, May 23. We close out 1 1 «. pleasi n=: manner and spoke- feel- also at the Tabernacle on college leges, under the auspices of trie college 9 a. m. J">evotional services. Mis- Lengths ingly of his appreciation. work. ' boards and agencies of the U. S. A., cellaneous business. Report af special t> EMM A MTC today Wool Skirt Or. Bell'n Address. The complete program for thf meet- the TJ. S. and the U. F. churches. Meet- committee on legal matters connected In his .fn re well address as modera- KClUllAlll^ at 1-3 and 1-2 off regular prices Jnps irj the Tabernacle is announced as ings at same time at Tl'esley Memorial. with reunion. Re'ports of standing: tor Dr. H. H. Bell delivered a strong follows: Central Congrregational and Harris committees, theological fioininaries, plea for the attainment of the living: Thursday, M ny IK. Street Presbyterian. mileage and finance. presence of Christ. While optimistic 10:30 a. m. Assembly opened with Monday, May 19. 2 :SO p. m- Report of committee on fn hjs vlo-vvs, yet 1ic sounded a warn- sermon by the retiring moderator. Dr. 9 a." m. Devotional services. Re- synodical records, report of committee ] JniEr against the growing materialism Mark A. Matthews, o-f Seattle. Waah. port of committee on bills and over- of canvass of overtures. Elections by of the rntted Sta-tcs *intf plea-d with Constitution of the assembly with tures; miscellaneous business. Report ballot for members of the board, of _ | A Wonder Sale of •his R«arenK to advance the kingdom prayer, of standing committee on ministerial church erection and the trustees of the of God. in the hearts of men. 2:30 p. m. Report by committee of relief. Report of special committee on "Too much of our religion and general assembly. Report of stated arrangements. Calling - of the roll. intermediate catechism. Roport*^ of preaching and worshl-p today deals clerk as to reports of board, etc. Re- Election of moderator. Selection of standing committee on education. port of committee on place of next i\ 1th a dmd Christ to the ntter dis- standing committees. 4. p. m. Report of special committee meeting. Orders for publishing the an- | Ready-to-Wear hcnor of the living Ohrist," he aft id. Friday, Way Ifi. on Union Theological seminary. • "~W> nerd the living Christ fnr dally nual mind tee. Payments of bflls and 9 a- m. Devotional services. Min- Tuesday, Slay ZO. salaries and routine resolutions as to g 300 Quaint and Attractive Dresses hfip. utes, presentation, of docket, 'blue book, 9 a. m. Devotional services. Report •'Much (s said fl-nd written about distribution of minutes, etc. Report overtures, reports of members of of committee on bills and overtures— of standing committee on leave of ab- EPttlng 'hack to Christ.' It would be start-ding- committees, etc, I worth $15.00 and $17.50 -tH-tter and more ti> the point if wfi miscellaneou-s husl ness.' Report of sence. Discharge of standing commit- 10 a. m. Report by committee on -would stress settins- up Christ. Some- standing committee on freed men. Re- tees. Final roll call. Approval of hr-w I frei tha.t wisely Ood* has hid- evangelistic work. Report by execu- port of standing committee on narra- final minutes. Resolutions of thank?. EE Just received from onr tive commission. Reports of Assembly tive, Including vacancy and supply. den from mortRl view thv place of Dissolxition of the assembly. (Evening Herald and other committees. 2:30 p. rn. Report of standing com- = Beady-to-Wear Buyer the cross and of the tom-b In order to session If necessary-) , concentrate faith and vrtsion and aoul- ~~ these beautiful dresses, Hutchlnss thouipr'it upon the living S Christ. S '1 fashion's newest whims, "If we will fret and grip fTi*" fact of 55 styles teat will appeal to ths- livn'fs: Christ, then shall thle as- Union Platform Is Proposed 55 smart women and misses. fTfnbly hf> His g-lory; then shall TWO leave a 'blessing1 in every home in At- = New summer dresses of .lanta \vhfise hospitality is so g^ener- For All Presbyterian Bodies 55 Ratine made with both ous, who-se li»\*e is so tender. T.hcn 55 long and short tunic or Kh-ttlliw.- ciw a churrh face f»ur task in —. - |

Amerloa, whether east or west or t 55 in plain one-piece models. north fir south, with n prvwer and an By Dr. S. S. Gllnon. many friends in that body pledge him ! == Uncommonly good linens in new rough effects in both inspiration that will help u-in our be- There is sure to be a very warm their support. ! Joved land to Him whose w $J.69 $4.95 The moderator. I>r- Rasppll, will an- contemplating similar action. eternal death; noun-'e hjs various committees fnr the The Rev. Dr. William S. Flumer Bry- "That man ran be recovered from an, paator of the Church of the Cove- sin and death only by the love of God, Another lot of exceptionally fine of tin nant, in Chicago, and a romfnisslonT unmerited, sovereign and manifested A real wonder sale of finest voile to the u. S. A. assembly, and a member in the sacrifice on th*> cross: skirts arrived yesterday. Shep- Rigger Falls to Death. nf "tho old prnard," feels that the GX- "That man's first step toward a bet- and Lingerie waists, also erepes herd checks, wool poplins, Bed- istpncp of the federation Is most se- ter life is the resolve. I will arise and now so fashionable—a lot of $3.00 Jcr -.j^STew Voik. May 14. — -lames Kine and riously threatened, and lr> thinks It pro to my Father, and will say unto- ford Cords, Mohairsa,, Serges€ . -Ij'^iPl S-ul! i VR M. riprsers ivorki ns on ts worth saving and that an effort ,11 Him, Father, 1 have ninned against and $3.50 waists out of Lots of beautiful blues rt» t QC ,-% skeleton of aa new skyscraper, fell this direction should be made. Thee; OOT regular stock— in the collection; values ^ /I*' 200 J*"Pt tod. ^ v to the roof of a 5 -story t>r. Bryan was lonp a minister In the "That man's new life begins with, . - killed instantly; southern church, and many of his choice while they last to $9.00, while they last'$4- th« forgiveness of his sins througa $.69 Sullivan mar li the sprinkling of the blood of Jesus, and the renewal of his nature by the Holy Spirit, which new life manifests itself in a marked change in his out- ward conduct; "That truth la in order to godli- ness. an.d that g-odliness is proJita-ble REV. \V. S. FIRMER BRYAN, ' in all things, having- promise of the ^Pastor Church of the Covenant, Chi- Embroidery Sale l:fe that now is. and of that which cago, 111. Do is to come, producln.gr not only piety Flouncings *J Cc $.<• .00 Sale Begins at You Make and devotion toward God, but klndli- lesson muddle and other perils of the r.t^sa and sympathy toward men, hon- same character: and Bands * +J and A Values 9 o'Clock Biscuits esty and 'purity, courage and endur- No subject of more vital impor- I S5 ^ This Way? ai ce, industry and invention; tance \v311 come before the assemblies 'That the charitable. philanthropic and a hot debate is anticipated. Embroidery prices have been 2 cups flours 4 teanxxme Baking Powder: an-d progressive movements of the, day 2 t»b!e»poontabjeflpoonas Swift'swin sa SllTer.I«aai iver-i*eafi LardAJUT-U.: ?~-Jt ™P Dr. Bryan IK of fighting stock from mll»: V4 teaapoon aalt. M!r,drl ingredientit!s and sltt. owe tihelr beginnings and their the days of his illustrious ancestor, toppling throughout the coun- WorklInlaid add mitt, eradoally. litooaoa sUdalitUe moreimllkotlk or watarwainr. igrowth cWefly to those men and, thf> Rev. r>r. William S. Plumer, so Boll ou«tt o?flm^dbo»rdW M: inch OUck. Cot and placa in greased pan. women wiio fear God, and keep His long- a famous professor in the Colum- try. Our buyer ^& advantage Bake In hoi oven. ' ' They ore delicious. commandments, whose God is the God bia. S. C., Theological seminary. lie of their whole life; is himself a. native of Plttsburg, where of the fall and secured these "Tihat. beyond the civic and the so- so many of the prominent men of the cial, lies the eternal and the heavenly, U. S. A.' assembly -were* born or hav*e perfectly exquisite dress flounc- as the true gx»a] of tlie human spirit, lived. Swift's Silver-Leaf Lard and that our noblest duty Is to look is the very best shortening for Baking Powder biscuits, because and to labor for that city "Which iiath ings and bands way under us- it has just the right consistency and rich- foundations, whose Buil-der ajid Maker Philadelphia Is Chosen. U God; Buffalo, N. Y.,"May 14.—Philadelphia ual cost. They are just what ness to make them perfectly light and "That these and Hke truths, com- was selected as the next convention flaky "and you can't taste the lard mitted of God to the keeping- of His city by the Order of B'Rrith Abraham you "are looking for to make up in them. church, are so potent for human good at the closing session of the "biennial that Christian men, both individually session here today. Silver-Leaf Lard is put up in tight and collectively, must, 'at all costs, into your summer garments, ' 1 covered, new tin pails under the close j nzaJntaln and proclaim them, and ap- supervision of Government inspectors, ply them to 6he present needs of men. Worth 75e and $1.00 yard, while J ' ~~ *- v^> lest. In the great day, they be found "YOUR FIRST AND It is as cbin and pure as lard can be uirtaltnful stewards of the royaterlss they last 49e yard. and it makes such tasty pastry. of any religious fellowship which re- quires the denial or tht^avofdance or Via A., B. & A. Domestic-ai I0c a yard J. AUtlKJH CQSffiWY. even the dilution of these truths is TUESDAY, MAY 21. ! delusive and dangerous." i Jacksonville $6.00—6 Days Dr. Bryan, ia convinced that the Tampa ;,-... -,.. $8.00-^-8 r>ay^ adoption of his plan will settle the Morning and enrenins • trains, ;--sleen-' T:nion »ainlnar3r trouble, the eroded ere. City-Tibket Office, 70 PaacKtree, Btteefc JifbMfes, '.Ivy 31; dUiPta 3M, J:J

NEWSPAPER! for tire rlvate advices probably ends the der will go before the grand Jury next two months On the traln'e arrival at Nearly All of Hair. Could Not Put With republican votes Senator Rana Incident, which threatened to force week on either Thursday or Friday Waterloo terminus, tile conductor no- dell Tras aided In getting the long- development of the WUl«on adzninls Hands in Water, Cuticura Soap epistle "before the senate as a part of Solicitor General Hugh M Oor ticed In one of tbe compartments three tratlon'a attitude toward foreign debts the argument against the proposed su sey made this announcement yesterday parcels which aroused suspicion On and Ointment Cured. afternoon at 2 20 o clock just after Investigation two of them were found of the Central American republics gar tariff It precipitated lively dis- The*Guatemalan minister today -con c use ion betwee nthe Loulsiana-n and he had finished examining fifty or more to contain tin canisters filled with •witnesses combuBtiles and wrapped in suffra- firmed the earlier advices and an Route No 3. Boitburg. Tm.—"1 Senators James Myers, Simmons and nounced that under the arrangement other democratic leaders in his plea The names of I/eo M Frank super gette placards No explosion occurred tetter to my hand*, head and t*aa tarn jmn Intendent of the National Pencil fa** and the bombs were handed over to with the British bondholders, ' one ago It ernma first with Itching ronghnqn from Allchlg-an President \\ ilson s at dollar out of every one dollar and a titude on sug-ar the party platform tory and Newt Lee, negro nlgrht watch the police and then tho akin would 1 [half export tax paid on each quintal of pledges ami the president s campaign man of that plant will be presented A militant suffragette "arson squad . braakandsealanpaiultbn as ordefed by the coroners jury at the destroyed a large untenanted res1- coffee w«ould be allotted to the pay draw and wrinkle op. I* pledges not to hurt any legitimate in TO ent of Interest on the external dustry were recalled tfhe -writer declar Inquest held last week Both are la denc« the Highlands at Sand Dale would tveak and crack open Threats of a real reign of terror to their many recent destructive acts was de>bt" The minister declared the ad 1 ns *trhere is almoat imminent clangrer the Tower to which they were re on-Sea, near Folkestone, on the Eng- In groat gaihai and blwd manded "Wednesday May 7 justment would aid in carrying out that In hi-s almost hilarious enthusl be conducted by the militant suffra- specifically displayed when Premier lish channel last night Post cards freely. It burned and Itdwd The solicitor refused to state wheth gettes combined "with dally outrages Aaquith and the first lord of the ad address to the ^Dishonorable Prime the proposed loan of $30 000 000 with asm for the democratic ideal the presl New Tork bankers with wihich Guate- and I would mlmott aeatclt dent "xry to do too much er or not he considered the evidence are causing- widespiead alarm in Great miralty Winston Spencer Churchill ac Minister and to the 'Dishonorable at hand sufficient to merit a bill of mala expects to pay orf the English the tab off. WJwn tba The democrats also were forced to companied by their wives, left Water Reginald McKenna home secretary ' indictment However he did declare Britain The situation is getting to debt re-form Its currency system and Itching ceaMd the trarnlai hear from this same trenchant Mich loo station on the Southwestern rail- were left about the premises There that from present prospects no oth^r be almost unbearable for officials and establish a national bank was dreadful. My face WM way to proceed to the coast in order was a post card bearing the word? 1-gan frotcstant that the statesman or name 01 names would be presented t> nonrrulltant residents After the fall a fright. It would crack op« and Mood at party leader who in formulating im to Join the admiralty yacht Enchant We hope this Is not a poor widow s the jurv , ure of the suffrage bill In pailiament house night. I lort nearly alt «rf my hair. I could portant legislative measures does n she expected to oh So Palmetto Supreme Court Jury's Recommendation to owing to her Illness sciences w here the Mussulman leaves tain at the pencil plant In which she Mercy Means Life Sentence Letter carriers and postofflce offi his shoes—outside the door was slain She carried the mesh hand Holds—Liquor Is Ordered dais testified as to the great damage "Accursed. A-powtles." bag of her sister Ollle which has neve Delivered For \\aycross Man done to the malls by chemicals and The letter described the leading been found other fluids poured Into the public let Atlanta Tent & Awn ing Co. o-^mocratl exponents of free sugar The solicitor prizes the Id en tl flea Columbia ^ C May 14 —The su ter boxes r 1 "W aj cross Ga. May 14 —(Sp declaring that After remaining: out for four hours the Suffragette testified tits services were f the footsteps of the predator} rich expected to unearth nf*w o\ idence Th« dispensed with by the militant society s In the absence of specific leglblatlv^ jur> late toniigh-t returned a -verdict hell bent on lowering the cost of th" writing- I ? plain and in the character piohibition ag-alnst the Importation jf of guilty with recommendation, to because Mrs Emmellne Pankhurst li\ing e\en If the American standard istic legible hand of the murdered child liquor from another state the provl mercy against W C Lanler for the thought It better that only women Tents, Awnings of 1U Ing and the standard of dem i It reads slons of the "Webb bill were not ap murder of .bis day old Iwaby bo> This fahould conduct the paper cratlc principles are lowered with it, \pril *>0 1913 pllcablo to this state The court held means a life sentence for Lanier It \.s to the loss of circulation by The and Before the reading: "wa'i half com *Mv name Is Mar} Fhagran that the purpose of tile Webb bill waB Is stated tonight that the case a$ra.nst Suffragette he told Mrs Pankhurst pletqd Senator Reed objected an 1 'I live at 146 Llnds*\ street near to prevent any Infraction of state stat Jiis wife ma^ be £akezt up tomorrow or the decrease wan due to the letter box forced a t ote which was lost repub Bellwood and \shbv streets ' ut 03 under the guise of interstate raids but she said that could not be The Blip was written only six days 1 riday llcans -vot ng with «ome democrats traffic Throughout the day the court room possible because when the women prior to her disappearance It Is tho were most militant they were most Tarpaulins against It The case in which the opinion was was packed as it f Parker retuined to the court house schedule becomes effective pntfre "southland Flther that or she liquor consig-ned to a South Carolina ant who audited the books of the worn had experienced a \ i-\ id premonition of aUtei supper I^anier wflio is just 22 ens social and political union "what Prompt Service by Automobile Delivery< Senator Ransdell denied that the point The court granted the injunc years o-ld hea-rd the reading of the people of Louisiana, clamoring to be the tragedy which closed her life became of the so called secret serv- tlon verdict w-lth apparently no emotion He ice fund of $1 2oO 000 of which the heard were being treated fairly Sen Unlllce* a ~lonne Girl VI* tors tor Brewers, Out-off-town correspondence Invited* ha^ ap-peared indifferent to the seri newspaper The Suffragette announced ators James and Simmons and others It Is utterlv unlike a girl of her Kansas Citv May 14 —A test case oneness of the charge against him $900 000 had been raised The ac referred to hearing by the way s and age to prepare means of Identifies unde r the \\ ebb law Instituted by tioro the first maintaining that tie countant was unable to tell means and Hard wick committees tlon said the solicitor That she Kansas Cits Kans officials last week trial would show that he, was not gull The accountant produced the salary 134 Marietta St., Phone Main 3724, Atlanta, Ga. Admitting that Louisiana Interests \ Tuld meet with accident or be killed when the police were ordeied tu arrest had. had limited hearings Senator ty book from which It appeared the pay In any manner undoubtedly never en every driver of a brewery wagon Cnae Atfalnst Wife of the militant movement leaders -was Rarsdeil continued tered her healthy i-oung mind It is found on the streets of that cltv end Considerable interest has been tak not princely Miss Annie Kenney re "When a man is going to be put to decidedly apparent that something ed in victory for the brewers today en in the probable defense to be made celved $21 weekly General Mrs death J« is usually allowed the last happened beforehand which predicted whea the case of Lewis begelbaum a in the case against Mna Lanier I rom not princely Miss Annie Kenny re word "We grant that to men con her death beer TV agon driver was dismissed in demned to death on the gallows Now tSie statements by attorneys he is ask becca Kerr $17 50 Mrs Beatrice Saun- It Is possible that her murderer the municipal court ders and Miss Rachel Barrett, Jlfi, and when the great party of which I am a once before threatened to kill her be\ en drners had been arrested and ing tabel Pankhurst who is living In have recel\ ed a strong premonition bv Kansas City Kans officials who er of the man found guUty tonigiht It pie want to be heard again We want Paris drew $875 in the last four That she expecfed death ts evident held that breweries in Kansas Cits seems that Mrs Lanier's defense will the la^t word be that itf she killed tfhe baby It was months according to the books from the placing In her pocketbook of -\lo could not deliver beer across the SnffroglNt I* Bankrupt. The Louisiana senator read a let the identification card It was dated hile she was In suc-h a condition that ter from a fire insurance company * i line unless the beer was ordered and A receiving order was Issued by the six das, s prior to the date of her paid for at the point of s-hlpment In she knew nothing of what she wag do a Louisiana agent ordering him to ? The testimony of Df Lattimer bankruptcy court today against Fred- cancel policies on sugar ho ises be murder Her parents say she was the cape todaj the consignee testified erick Pethick Lawrence a prominent ne\ ei know n to possess such thlngra wihich Judge Parker would not consent 1 ca ist> the tariff TV as to be reduced and that the beer being delivered b> Be and wealthy suffragist, who recent y Bridge Work < extra as means of Identification to the jury hearing was that Mrs La- Our Whalebone Plate e\entuill\ eliminated gelbaum had been paid for on the Mis severed his connection with the mili- Set Teetfc (whalebone) Added m^ stery w as woven around sissippi side of the line nier asked that he yet tfhe breath, out tant suffragette s societv The order fa by all comparison » $10 set at Z5c and 50e N. F**-nr»*e Injeotn Levity oC the babj teeth Doea not cover tHe roof VC Senator "Penrose latei Imectert l<»i It> the case "Wednesday by the statement was made on the application of the the mouth the lightest and strong FREE—A COLD ttLUMG ON YOUR PLATE — FREE before the solicitor of William Ghees Lanier a straightforward statement director of jpubllc prosecution because ost plate known can bite earn off Ir to tin* p-receodinss T\ hen ^enator Teaching Third Generation Now that he wias o>ut off £he room hunting tha cob. Impression* taken—teetb Simmons c. n behalf of the fimm e ling an embalmer of Bloomsfleld s the Mr Lawrence refused to pay the coats undertak ng establishment to which Tn the Infant class of a Lutheran Sun clothes and returned to flnd the bal>y of the prosecution of himself, his -wife tho same day R. R, fait* Allowed for Eastern Painless Dentists rommittee tr e°d to pret an agreement da-v school at Milton Pa, Mrs Kate dead was accepted but some doubt wiaa 25 miles. All -work guaranteed aa4 tho ffirl s bodv was carried from the kept In repair tor 20 ream. On? Arcade Restaurant, 381-2 PocHrae St. for «, \nte >n the question of publ c Roat Is now teaching the grandchildren cast on it when the boarding house jhearinprs on the Lnderwood bill The basement of the pencil plant of her first pupils She has been at it keeper testified to visiting the Laniers Penns^Kan a senator emphatically de Dead for Man-v Hours ha\ e been natural M L. Moore a liv- for fiftl five years room and finding the door locked, La- nied that ht had any Idea of -condi ct Gheesllnpr stated positively his opin eryman testified tbat Lanler ordered sr himself opening it for her This ITJ£ a filibister on the Issue He had ion that she had been dead for ten a team from him late Saturday April Mr Dorsey savs and Gheesllng: will LS on tlhe ajfternoon the baby was a-Aed for public he-a,rlnp:s he said be hours or probably more prior to the 5 using an assumed name The negro i obabl> be summoned before the born cause he onscicntiouiH believed that dlscoi ej-$ of her body Rlgror mortis delivering the team swore Lanler car- gn.nd j iry Testimony of Doctor. ried a small package with him to the BRING YOUR FILMS TO US the~v sho lid be- held and he felt «; ire had resulted Also It Is said that Dr Harris who and we will develop them free. We are Elm spe- that th*> tjenatm from NOI th Carol in t Dr H F Harris of the state board Dr J H Lattimer the physician at- buggy cialists and give you perfect results and quick erformed the autopsy when the body tending Mrs Lanler was the principal On the stand I^anier stated that the delivery. Mall us negative for free sample print ha<. not ent rtainr-rt an> idea that he of health is said to have corroborated was exhumed at Marietta several days e\ er had apt lined anv "legislative Gheesllng In his statement that the v itness He stated that he returned reason he acted as he did about the Enlargements made and colored Pictures framed* agro declared that she had been as- to Mre Lanier at her boarding house burial of the baby was that he was not Chemlcalk Cameras. 93.0O to *S3.Ct>. piratical craft girl iad been dead for a period of be saulted at the time of her murder Dr Freah films to fit any camera—guaranteed not "While ^n^tor Simmons was endear twp-fn 10 and 16 hours. on Tebeau street three hcnirs after the financially able to get an undertaker Harris would not \enfy the report birth of the child and found the baby to stick or oatch. Write for catalogue. Quick mail order servJca. oring to fix a t me for a \ote the time This will be Important testimony E- H. CONK, Inc.. «*A Good Ore* Stor***— (Two Stores) Atlanta, •\vhen seen by a Constitution reporter missing He was informed that the last night Neither would he deny it child had died and Lanier had removed STEAMSHIPS. am bound by the solicitor to say the body His suspicions were aroused of England nothing- whatever of my connection and he reported the case to the health with his In\ estimation he said "ffot Holiday Line • Illustrated booklet* ot toui*. officer who caused Lanier s arrest on and useful Map of Great Britain—PRE2L -until mj report has been submitted to a charge of violating a city ordinance ] Kateley Sen Ast SOt 3tn AT* !Je» To t his office will it be officially known Later Sheriff Pittman arrested Lanler j what is the, result of my examination Testifying about the marks found on] Report Not "Vet Submitted. the baby s body Dr Lattimer said thej Mr Dorsey said that the report had skull appeared to* have been fractured not been submitted and would not be bj a hard blow and the throat marks put In his hands until he called for it lesembled finger marks He swore that, He also would not tell at which time the baby s body was not bruised in any Perfumes he will take possession of it Tan Flat way and when he left the child ap FOR ALL LIMBS The Constitution reporter who had peared In a hPalthv condition When you want to pick out anything in the charge of the specimens of Marj Pha Dr A Fleming for the defense tesa UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE* can s handwriting appeared before Ufied that the marks on the head could perfume line, come to us. We can please you. and Heel the solicitor Wednesday morning and after turning them over to him made We cany full stocks of the best manufacturers of a stenographic statement of the source {Blind of t e specimens fliis country and abroad Toilet Waters, Colognes, They Were obtained from J W Cole ^ man stepfather of the Phagan girl Extracts, Bath Ammonia, etc., in all odors, and at Eyelets he said several days ago Mr Cole C U N A R D all prices. Sachet Powders too, envelopes or bulk, man stated the reporter, had declared MOST EXPEDITIOUS ROUTE DIRECT VIA PISHQ0AHD that they were genuine samples of his daughter s script Althouffht it is LONDON, PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA TOILET GOODS, A FULL SUPPLY, said the solicitor bases a new and con DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED vinclng- theory on the handwriting he The Fastest Steamers In the World will not talk The srumor Is that he has Discovered new clews with which Maaretania Lusitania Weak women, who need the help that a good, he expects to gain evidence by com QUEENSTOWN, FISHGUARD, LIVERPOOL strengthening tonic win give, should take Real English parison with the handwriting- spec! mens. This "flat last" is very popular No wonder, nothing * MAURETAMIA . MAY 21, I A.M. * MAURET»HI» - JULY 2, I ft. N. CARUAIVIA . - . - SULX 31. 1O A. M, CAMPANIA JVI/1T 8. 1 A. M. "YOUR FIRST AND CAKOSIA . .. JULY IK IO A. M. ever designed affords so much comfort and style We're CARONIA,; ____ JUB(E 7. 1O A. n. CARDUI ready with them at nearly every price BEST CHANCE" -HAURETANI* . JUKE 1 1, I A. M. *M»UBETAMI* JULY 23, I ft. M. To Blake a Cheap aad De- CAMPANIA ...... JUKE 1«, 1 A. M. CARMA31IA . AUG. 2, IO A. M. The Woman's Tonic CAHMASIA...... 2S. 1O A. M. CAMPANIA AUG. S, 1 A. M. $4 to $7 lightful Trip to Florida. •boes not caur *t ttoKKnsttrmi, Emrtfconiia. • It is purely vegetable, and containsj * : no dangerouis ANNUAL EXCURSION MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, , GENOA, NAFIES, TRIESTE. drugs. Thousands of women have written of the good , X Via A., B. & A. Sailing; amour Noon* bee Itinerary*^ it did iMr^^pNone of our best selling medicines. TUESDAY. JttAT S7 IVEHNIA .... MAY 24 I'AM^OMA . JUKE 34 IVERSilA .... J — Daniel Bros. Co. Jacksonville $6 00—6 Days SAXOSIJA . . JUNE 13 CAHPATHIA . JUI.V J SAXOSIA . JV^Y 39 Rtmna th» World Trigs, *498 Special thtooili rates to Egypt. India. Oilna. Japan. VaVtta. , ,ilL ON tJS TODAY «^«^M Tampa *8 00—8 Days Australia. N«w Zealand, South Africa. Eottb Amorlca. tatneaeaA Iota* la Eurom, rtc. Una ^ „. „ ^~ "Clever Clothes for Men" Morning and evening trains, sleep- tor Booklet Canard TOUT*. -, ^"f J.C.* ers t City- Ticket Office, IS rpeacMjee- W SP A. PI- R one-third of the crop i» yot unplanted, AGAIN CENTRAL ENGINEER* u Bell Company Manager. , d th^ tftnti cannot lie prepared imtll Athens, Ge_ Sfewr I*.—tSpecUj.)^- JifAii \ ELECTED PRESIDENT BIG PARADE FEAMS RUNS &L4ZING TRAM BEAT IT JN N&MT1ES It rains. "Not more than IV Rer cent EucceedlnB H. C Conway, till, bis death of; the cropt planted has come up and a few weeks Ago manager tor"twenty- business 4on the farms, for the most five years of the Southern Bell Tele- TO WAITING FIREMEN ItS.DORMITORY BURNS part. Is 4* s. standstill. The oat crop, phone company's office here, 3. w Jai- IN mm TODAY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IE! which -was by all odds, the-most prom- r«U has Seen, appointed. Mr. ^arrellsoid I Amerlcus. Ga.. May. It—(Special.)— ising- we nave ever bad, is already hln wife haye been both. In the "office Cuthbert,,:,,<3a,,_aiax **•—{Special.)— * Macon, Ga., JSTay* It.—(Special.)— Atlanta Gardeners Are Hoping jThe a?luff convention ot toe state Casey Jones,, has nothing on JAsa B"lrfr that Is supposed, to taye flrigl- badly 'of "the- company Ixere tor~several years. ' r & camp. Patriotic Orders Sons ot Ameri- tAnnual Address Is Delivered by nated Irbm a defective, wire detnaged Clarke, tbe one-eyed engineer of the tlie main dorzoiton? of Mercer univer- i hat the Rain Will Be a j cus. assembled here today, with 21 i Grand Past Commander Galries branch, of the--Central of Geor~- sity-to the extent ot. about 33.000 this Heavy One. j camps represented. President J. E. James L. Mayson. grla^wito yesterday added to. tne lau- morning at 2:30 o'clock before the fire i Shepperd presided over the business rels he had already wott .during -his ca- I ~" department could reactx 'the buildln?. Rain is, due to fall today in local i 3eS5lon thla ™rnln* an* ^ternoon. reer ot nearly fifty years". Finding that Shouts* of ,flre from the students tftunder showers which will be prac- j wl>*ch were entirely of routtne nature. j CoIumbus,"Ga., May 14.—(Special.)— two of his cas«. of cotton were blazing, aieeplng directly • o.ver ,tte kitchen ticaJly the / first rain of May. E In th,e annual election of officers j With between three and four hundred Clarke cut loose his passenger coaches threw over. 20 but grew suddenly worse Tuesday Silver and *1 morning. Do you know that the flne- Best known iemder for tlus dlaeuscl' Mrs. Floyd was the widow of the eBt American perfumes and (Gnaranteed.) late James B. Floyd, of Savannah, who toilet preparations are made in Kidney Remedy . .SOc and TOc died last November. Before her mar- Boston and from there distrib- Cures when all others fail. . -: riage she was Miss Leola NlBbet, the uted among the Rexall Drug Americanitis Elixir 7Sc, ?1.5O daughter of Dr. Reuben Battle Nlsbet. Stores? That these Rexall Souvenirs A Nenre find Body Tnolc. She is survived by one brother, Os- Rheumatic Remedy . 45c, 79c. oorne Brevard Nisbet. of Eatonton, one Stores, each the most progres- OBCXXT it famaOial I* REXALL TOILET GOODS may be Introduced at the coming: sea-, •OAF. r>elfghtfully, but not too Cream of Almonds ...... 23c sion of the general assembly. highly perfumed.—its beneflcient r«rith cvety prescription Rose Water and Glycerine, To Yellowstone Park via Gardiner. The city court has been a bone of Montana, returning via Yellowstone, action as a cleansing agent has fiDed at this store diuuw violet DulS* Perfumes . 4 oz. ...25c Montana (western gateway), through Contention for som^ time, talk of its long been OC** all Iho rat of this tnS Tooth Paste .19c Colorado, with trip of four days in the abolishment having been frequent. On recognized dC9C FREE or.rt All of oat mg.M and Toilet Preparations, Park, including stage transportation, recommendation of the grand jury the mil gjve • CM* it < mwl tf dMafeun. ltd fe radalt. Spearmint Tooth Paste .. .25c meals and 3 nights lodging at Vel- books of the county officers were XLUilttOHT AA.'REC XtOWDER. Tan and Freckle Lotion. . .26c | Park Hotels. Other trips jYourchoiiSilahina- ly low rates. audited and. according to the reports Softens and perfumes the water— Patent Silver' iome,. durable, qoaoV Violet Talcum Powder, 15c,, From of the commissioners,, this atidit renders the bath a luxury and Medicine Spoon rople^latt mher Ta»- S lor -2Sc I Chicago—^ showed that the city court was cost- , the skin OC*» . Ecat it m ptrftct in opoon, Oianee Bpoo* o» Carnation Talcum -Powder ~1 velvety a€9C Tlie only apoon that accurately maaa* •pool, alefctaf mfntintt, llu J From St. Paul, Minneapolis, ing" the, tax payers of the county ur*« one half and one leaapoonful. Omar Spoon with erety BO-etat fttf :"tvra for ,.t Duluth end Superior. $5,082.36 a year, or 5423.58 per month. SAZtMcunr BICE FDWDXB, The W n act firm and level on the table. ohaeaof any QMOt the B«»n TKmmf Glycerine Soap, 15c—2 for 23c | S .5O From The expenses of the county are con- Will not slip from the hand. No die* or Boa Tofle» Aida at VioM : St.I-ouis— stantly increasing and as it was the pure old time nursery powder household should be without one. IMP* Toflat PMjw»U»oa, " •••' • ' Toilet Cream aSc TO North. Pacific Coast and return purpose of the county commissioners with all the virtues that have SoUonfyut) Mouth and Tooth Wash ,.19c.' on certain dates in June and July. to cut expenses, thA HSTRACT. A bou- ShaTlng Cream ...... -l»c Rev. W. H. Cooper have added Interest quet Qdor—popular and character* , Bhavlng Powder lOc by their presence. JatlcaJly delloate—highly concen- OPEN ALL NIGHT The literary address was delivered trated EC2jl of extreme lasting- l"Nlce," a dainty deodor- by I>r. H. M, EhiBose. of Atlanta, and f mat, ...... , iJfc, S was a masterpiece of oratory. I/arge I VioWt Soap ., .lO«s—« lor'asc - Branch Store: GRAND PHARMACY1 W, Gran df Theater crowds hove .been in attendance,. visits. * -s. * *- , „ K_ -l^

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4. '_*^ 11 If^jL JL-"I "- s THE CONSTITUTION KEEPING UP-TO-DATE. JVeifl News of Yesterday Established 1868. The board of police commJBBioner» has JUST The Workl's Mysteries recommended to council that J500 lie ap- How Bonwe ConttOlac MIMIl* * Fat PnbluW Duly. Sunday, Tri-Weekly propriated for the installation of the Bei^ Retainer. tillon system at police barrackB. The ap- Which waa for«d hanging—in the upper CLARK HOWELL. {Copyright ms, DOT The Constitution.) chamber o" a, lonely villa in tbe summer Editor •&£ Geserml propriation should by all means be granted suburb of Ozerkl. Finland, Decomposition When the late General Stewart M. Wood- ot the face made positive identification, how- W. U HALSTEAD. and the system inaugurated without delay. v The larger cities in the country maintain GEORGIA ford waa United States district attorney for ever, difficult, but it was noted that the clothing' resembled those worn by the miss- Directors! Clark Ho-well. Roby The Camlna- of I«m. the southern district of New York his at- W Grady the Bertillon system as a routine part of Ing labor leader Albert Howell. Jr . B. K- Black. H. I. tention was called br his superiors at Wash- their equipment. It 1s an invaluable aid In 1 Love's coming Slnsr, birds, tn the blossoms There was another story to tbe effect that ington to an action which had been brought tbe government had spirited the priest away the detection and Identification of crim- BO street* against the postmaster of New York seek- inals There can be little question that fail- Rain, blossoms, In storms at nlB beautiful and confined him In a fortress prison, and ing recovery of some seventy thousand dol- still another that he had escaped to Constan- ure in the past to employ it In Atlanta has feet! •Winds, toss the violets over his war. lars for alleged infringement of patents in tinople, and that a cablegram had been re- led to the escape of Important outlaws. And God guard the night and give light connections with the use of stamping ap- ceived from him by friends in this country after the date of the supposed lynching On the side of comity alone, not to men- to the day! paratus 7 tion self-preservation, Atlanta owes it to The blossoms are blowing, the brown bees Is Father Gapon alive and safe Did he General Woodford, In after years, used turn traitor and die at the hands of those the other cities with which she exchange* are humming. to tell the story partly to Illustrate how 9 And a voice in my soul •whispers sweet whose cause he had championed Or is he information about criminals to be as well 1 near United States Senator Roscoe Conk- languishing In a Hussion fortress or In a " "He is coming " EUROPEAN 9 ling- came to receiving monastery cell No one is able to answer equipped for their Identification as they are II a handsome fee for Fingerprint identification should also He is coming' (What Joy doth the message these Questions satisfactorily go hand in hand with the Bertillon system. Impart') p'r o f esslonal services The name of Father Georgre Gapon became for the government. POLITICS world-wide following that bloody Sunday In The faintest finger-pressure upon paper, Like a rose toss him here to my heart—-t o my heart! "The postmaster at St Petersburg on January S3, 190B He waa even though the prints are invisible to the Soft winds of the southland, from over the New York city was WHAT BECAME OF born In a remote village in the Russian Entered at the postofflce at Atlanta as naked eye, leave Impressions due to the sea summoned, about the FATHER GAPON? province of Poltava, his father being a lib- second-class mail matter _ small quantity of oil In all healthy flesh. Kiss the sails of the sweet ship that bears middle of Grant's sec- erated aerf His birthplace was a miserable ond administration, to little hovel, and yet he was a born leader POSTAGE RATES I During over the surface of such paper him to me! Readers of this article tnay remember tho The daisies are blooming, the wild bees are answer to a charge and finally brought about him such, a great United States and Mexico. excitement created only a few years ago following as to shake the throne of the czar 1O to 12-pase paper* * with lamp-black or other substances will, humming. made t>y the professed 12 to 24-paKe papers -••• -^ it is alleged, "bring up" the finger-prints And thank God for the musio "He's com- owner of a patent for when a Russian army of working and op- For many years he labored among the 24 to 36-paBe paper* -. — ~ pressed people inarched to Use palace •qoare working people in his efforts to better their 36 to Ba-paaw papera "" of the person who handled it. Had such ing! He's coming'" a machine used in can- » * » • • celling postage stamps," in St. Petersburg, headed by Father George conditions, and, finally. In 1904. when there methods been employed in the Phagan case Gapon. with the Intention of demanding * •was r great atrike among Russian workmen. ATLANTA, GA, May 16, 1913- Re Berated to Be Knnuwd, said General Wood- it is conceivable the authorities would have ford. "The postmaster new constitution And. how they were al- Gapon's Influence shone forth in a wonder- A stranger, from the north. Bald to an lowed to enter the Narva grate, past long ful degree The people loved him, they SUBSCRIPTIONS Bit MAM- been in possession of the fingerprint of was charged with hav- old Georgia darkey lines of troops before they were closed £n trusted him, and they followed wherever he iPayable ***•**>*'j^*?™** Dally ing Infringed the pat- the person who wrote the famous notes, "Old man. rve heard so much of the upon and many of them massacred while the would command Sunday. Only El. 3. Edward*. ent. The case was re- the most positive form of identification, graveyard rabbit you catch in tne dark o' rest fled ln\ great disorder It was arranged that on this fatal Jan- IS month. •«•?• IS the moon that I want the feet of one for ferred by the court to a referee to ite the Omontta . - • 3_j» 2iS since no two finger prints in the world are Father Gap on was among those who uary 22 the workingmen, with their wives luck 1 11 give you J6 if you 11 go to an old damages He found that, provided there ontn Six month., SlJMSt U month., »2.OO alike As it is, many persons were allowed escaped, and for a time he/ waa compelled and children, should inarch to the palace, O graveyard when Its deep dark, and catch was absolute Infringement, the postmaster to live in Switzerland, and in various other not in a threatening fashion, but as right- '1.H1 — W-1 **jH.*V-V U *» wi«Yj ,,7*.. o"n j _- DAILY AI»D SU'MDAV, by carrier dellv- to handle these notes, and the original one for me ' at New York was personally liable for about parts of Europe, seeking In every way to eous suppliants for Justice, and that the ered per week In Atlanta - l-« finger prints are hopelessly blurred, just as ' Boss " said the old man "all yon say $75,800 He could not have paid that sum, help his luckless fellow- countrymen. Finally, petition they had framed should be handed to Per month 'bout de graveyard rabbit Is true an' I needs1 Oulaide o* Atlanta, per weete the footprints of one person would be wiped }S mighty bad but I got de long-sufferin and his bondsmen might have been called In disguise, he ventured back to St. Peters- the cear The procession started an orderly burg, but he was eventually discovered, and body, and students revolutionists and idle Per nmoatn > • out by the footprints of many others subse- I don't want to stumble upon to pay that amount. rheumatism an' In April. 1906, only a little more than a year onlookers swelled the ranks The soldiers T n HOLLIDAY Constitution Building quently tramping over the spot over no old graves'" "The case was tried before the late Judge after the attempted revolution, he entirely drew them into a trap When they had them ^ve?SsinT Manager for all territory sole A This merely illustrates the first Impor- Wheeler then sitting at Burlington, Vt., disappeared entirely surrounded they fired volley after outside of Atlanta. tance "of giving those responsible for the which was In the New York district He "What became of him has never been volley Into the ranks of the marchers, and The address of the Washington Bureau of detection of crime every possible aid from found for the plaintiff known Many Russians believe that he is great numbers of them fell dead In the The Constitution Is No 1727 S street. N W "The matter was becoming very serious still alive One report was to the effect snow The survivors of the Ill-fated expedi- Mr John Corrlgaa. Jr. staff correspondent science That such has no* been the rule The case against the New York postmas- that he -was hanged secretly on April 10. tion scattered like panic-stricken sheep with Atlanta s police department is an 1906, by four revolutionists who heard him Father Gapon escaped, as noted before, ter waa admittedly a test case. If the courts THE CONSTITUTION is on sale In New admit that he was apying on his former rev- and the immediate dread of a Russian revo- omission that should be at once remedied found him liable, then action could be To.n-i: r -itv hv 2 D m the day after Issue It olutionary colleagues in behalf of the Rus- lution had passed. The heart and soul of c•aa°n"be "ad at Hotauns e Kewsstands Broad brought against practically every postmaster /ay ami Forty second street (Times, building sian police. Another report had it that he the whole movement fled with him He n^-ner) Thirty eighth street and Broad DELIVERING THE GOODS. in the United States It was estimated that had gone to Valdai, on the lake of that was so closely watched thereafter that he °ly and Twenty ninth street and Broadway name, and had entered a monastery there. was never able to give the Russian soldiers The Fulton county reformatory, so much the total amount which might be recoverable would reach something like half a million The government gave out that he had be- and police much trouble It would be inter- NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. in the limelight recentjy by reason of the trayed the people s cause and was acting In esting to know what eventually became of L. dollars perhaps even more Our traveling representatives are i conjunction with the police. this exceptional man He must either be TALBOT and C G SMITH. Be sure that Ollle Taylor case, is a reformatory that •The decisl9n In the district court was you do not pay anyone else In May of the same year It -was believed dead or secretly confined out of harm s way reforms That fact speaks in a testimonial handed down shortly after General Hayes that the fate of Gapon was apparently or he would surely have been heard from Not responsible for advanced payments published elsewhere from no less a person became president. He was appealed to and cleared through the discovery of a corpse since 1906, the last any one has ever been made to out of town local carrier, dealer or than Judge John T Pendleton, of the Ful he realized the very great Importance the which was Identified as the former priest. able to account for bis whereabouts. agent. ton superior court Judge Pendleton also matter was to the government and to the confirms as will be seen, the use by The postmasters of the United States He at A PRESBYTERIAN EPOCH. once directed that an appeal be taken to Constitution of the phrase "indeterminate the supreme court Diphtheria. Sentence ot Ollie Taylor Was To the representatives of^the four great sentence, m referring to the Taylor case If He's atappy on tbe War- "President Hayes said 1 wish you would national Presbyterian bodies that begin Judge Pendleton refers only incidental •What matter for the money go to the office of the postmaster general An "Indeterminate" One ly to the excellence of results achieved by Tou miss from day to day? and lay this matter before him I myself Bulletin Ijuraed by State Board of Health. their deliberations here today The Const! Life Is ever sunny will at once ask the attorney general, Diphtheria Is a highly contagious disease the reformatory, but his praise Is con- In an editorial on the Ollie Taylor case tutlon extends cordial welcome And -we re ' happy on the way ** Charles Devins to look Into the matter ' and Is easily transmitted from one person Tuesday morning The Constitution stated Atlanta, as host, greets Atlanta's dls vincing Atlanta and Fulton county should There s mighty little trouble •Then, after reflecting a moment, the to another The cause of the disease Is And skies are seldom gray. president said 'I suppose the postmaster that the boy was given an "indeterminate tinguished guests, with the assurance that experience gratification over the posses a germ too small to be seen by the naked sentence.** sion of an institution engaged successfully Single file or double at New York would like to retain able eye. This little germ is shaped somewhat every resident ot the city feels keenly the If -we re happy on the -way! counsel' The postmaster was present when like a dumbbell, and is known as the Klebs- The point bavin? been raised that the In the business of transforming boys with * • • « • President Hayes said this His reply to the sentence was not "Indeterminate,' but that privilege of entertaining the men who are Loeftler bacillus Every case of diphtheria crooked tendencies into law abiding and Th«i War o* *n« World. suggestion was that he would like to retain comes from some other case A person may he had been Incarcerated lor tbe '^remain- foremost in one of the greatest religious productive citizens Taking Judge Pendle James Wells of The Dalton Citizen Senator Roscoe Conkling to argue the ap- contract this disease by coming in contact der of hie minority," The Constitution re- denominations of the world ton s reference as a basis of estimate, there writes as follows of "The Way of the peal before the supreme court. with the patient, by breathing the air in ferred the niatter to Judge of the Superior " I thought you would name Senator Court John T Pendleton, wno heard the The social side is Impressive and pleas- Is no doubt whatever that the reformatory World" the room of one sick with the disease, by "This Is the way of the world Conkllng' President Hayes said. He smiled coming in contact -with carpets, bedclothes, application for habeas corpus by which it urable, but to him who loots below the returns to the state many times the sum Laugh at a man when he's down, rather significantly because he knew that books toys and other articles removed from was soughf to release the boy from, ^the surface it is subordinate to the historic spen__^ t upo____n_ jt in citizens who contribute When all his colors are furled Senator Conkllng -waa at personal odds with the sick room, or by coming In contact with reformatory Judge Pendleton. specifically to"rather than make demands upon the Sneerlngly -watching him drown. him, yet he Intimated that in his opinion some one who has been exposed to the affirms the position of The Constitution to significance of the occasion Here today in Passing him by with a frown Conkllng was just the man to retain for the effect that the boy may be paroled at wealth of the community disease, but who may not themselves develop the city of Atlanta is born what is really Then when to the top he Is -whirled. this purpose The retainer would probably diphtheria. These people act as carriers. If any time subject to g<}od behavior The success won by the Fulton county Acclaim him the smartest in town " be not less than ten thousand dollars The Law. a new epoch m the Presbytenanism of such a person should lower his or her re- reformatory for boys simply emphasizes * • • • • With the authority of the president to sistance to disease by exposure during bad Judge Pendleton s communication Is as America The gathering m one city at the what can be accomplished by a similar in A Sable Philosopher. retain Senator Conkllng Postmaster James weather, loss of sleep, too free use of alco- follows * I don't want wings to fly so high rd went immediately to the postmaster gen- "Atlanta, Ga., May IS, 1913—Editor Con- same time of the four great assemblies of stitution for wayward girls The college hol, etc., the germ may attack them and never know whar to light an' anyway high erals office He was Just beginning to lay cause the disease, whereas, they would never stitution I am In receipt of your favor the church Is of itself unprecedented, to women of the sfate are agitating along flyln gives lots o folks de swimmin' tn de the matter before the postmaster general In which you aefc whether Ollie Taylor was 1 have developed diphtheria had they not that extent, it writes history, and Atlanta is these lines They hold that Georgia owes head an' de rattlin' of de brain when a message -was received from President weakened their constitutions Diphtheria sentenced for the remainder of his minority, * * • • • Hayes urging him to return immediately to and second, whether I stated on the trial of it as much to herself to prevent prostitu- n may be carried also by dogs and cats that honored in furnishing the theater for that "Wnere the Dreams Come Trae the habeas corpus that he could not be pa- tion among the girls of the state as crime the white house have been exposed to the disease. , particular chapter But the meaning of the I "He drove rapidly to the white house Infected milk may convey diphtheria. roled by Superintendent Means. / event is even more portentous than this. among its boys Life Is sweetly calling evermore to you and he found the president and General Diseased tonsils, and adenoids, and a ca- ' The statute reads as follows: From that beautiful glad country "where Devins the attorney general in consultation tarrhal inflammation of the mucous mem- "In all counties having over one hundred tHOrraand .' For, however dimly foreshadowed in the the dreams come true The president said General Devins Is so people, whenever a Judge sentences a person con-rioted brance of the nose and throat makes one of a misdemeanor to an Industrial form, of other future, regardless of time or manner or ,4 TLANTA 'S SHRINE VICTOR Y. There are thornless roses smiling in the dew greatly concerned over this matter and be- more liable to the disease Filth and gen- similar Institution such sentence shall bo far and In that gracious country where the dreams lieves It to be of such great importance that during tbe minority of Buob person, un!e« eooner process, the meetings that begin today In- By an overwhelming margin over her eral Insanitary conditions predispose to discharged wlta. Mil power In the autfiorltl«a haying come true he will himself argue the appeal before the diphtheria, as they lower a persons resist- charge of each industrial farm or Blmtl&r institution, evitably lay the foundation for an ultimate rivals Atlanta has won the convention of IT supreme court He believes that the case to sooner parole or discharge such person if in ance to disease their judgment, he has aufOclentlr reformed to justify ' union of all the branches of this great the Sbrmers for 1914 Songs for the sighs there — never any dream has not a leg to stand upon. As General Diphtheria is a preventable disease, and such discharge or parole, and such discharge or pa- The result was foreshadowed from the Of an ancient sorrow where stars eternal Devins will argue the case, It will not be If it spreads from house to house some one role may be conditioned op°n continued good bebav * denomination That is really the new necessary for you to retain Senator Conk- lour of such person during tis minority under oucb beam rules and regulations as encn authorities may pro- start not only for the reason that Atlanta Memory a blessing — all of neaven In view is to blame By isolating the cases properly ! epoch in Presbytenanism, opening outward was behind the movement, but because also ling and disinfecting the premises thoroughly scribe • ! beyond the horizon of today and spreading In that kindly country where the dreams Probably had there been a delay of half following the disease and observing a few ' The simple reading of this section an- of the reputation of this city which has come true' an hour in the conference between the presi- swers the questions asked by you When ***** other simple rules advised by the board of ' further than the vision of this time may gone to the four quarters of the country dent and the attorney general Senator Conk- health the spread of this malady can be a minor under 16 Is convicted of a misde- f see And it is a great honor that to At The last doubt as to success was removed The Weary Ones. llng would have been retained. Attorney prevented Diphtheria usually attacks chil- meanor he is sentenced to the reformatory, "I has no doubt, remarked Brother Wil- General Devins did argue the case before dren, but no age Is immuned One attack and that la the sentence and the extent of lanta should fall the privilege of furnish when at the close of a day's whirlwind liams "that when Gabriel blows his trum- the supreme court and the other side Teas 1 does not protect a person from another the sentence. Of course, he is sentenced campaign Atlanta had largely oversub- pet some of de tired sinners will yawn an } mg the birthplace for an event that will represented by ex Attorney General George attack rnder the terms of the foregoing statute. loom tremendous in the religious history scribed the amount needed *o put her in tell him that he woke 'em up too soon'" F Williams The supreme court, by unani- It Is both a local and a constitutional It Is true In one sense of the word, that he the convention race mous opinion decided against the plaintiff disease The local effects are caused by the Is sentenced for the remainder of his minor- t of our country and the postmasters of the United States direct action of the poisons rrom the germs ity, &nd yet that Is not true because that . The keynote of the meetings is treated For the victory, great credit is due For and their bondsmen, who haa been In great rest Adair potentate of Yaarab Temple, the constitutional symptoms by the absorp- is not the entire sentence but the entire c elsewhere by Dr Thornwell Jacobs, of At anxiety lest they be compelled to pay heavy tion of and circulation in the blood of the sentence Is that he is sentenced during his who led the fight from the start until its damages were of course, greatly relieved poisons generated by the germs. The most minority unless sooner paroled or discharged. ' lanta He shows the denominational sig successful conclusion on the floor of the when they learned what tne decision of the frequent sites of the local manifestations are He -can be discharged or paroled on good ! nificance He indicates tellingly the his convention His enthusiasm and that of supreme court was " the tonsils and soft palate and the nose and behavior and it is often done in this county throat. BOTH Matte Good Showing- ' toric significance of these four bodies his able lieutenants enlisted the response "I do not recall any case in which Pro- of all Atlanta The bartle became ojie in a part to which we all subscribe or tacitly Local Symptomn. ' bridging the gap of fifty years and meet assent. We put Old John in prison for less After a variable length of time following fessor Means has held a minor until his ' ing in Atlanta And he also frankly ex which the civic pride of the city was at OLD JOHN than a petty theft and rob him, because he exposure to the disease, usually from two majority except orphans who were weak- stake And the city answered m a manner Is helpless to seven days, there is a general feeling of minded or laboring- under other disabilities, 1 presses the belief that the assemblies now By PMHp Weltner, Secretary Prison discomfort, chilliness fever and sore throat. where they themselves have desired to stay entirely satisfactory AjMociatlon of Georgia The law should know neither rich nor , in process must eventually lead the way poor If we mean to let the rich off with The fever may reach 103 degrees within at the reformatory and their friends have There is little doubt that the conven- also desired It 1 to a complete unification, a fine let the poor have a chance to pay the first twenty-four hours The severity of tion'of 1914 will be one of the most im- It was a trifling offense Old John him- all the symptoms Is variable, the amount "The average term of confinement at j The Constitution echoes that belief It it, too The law will say that Old John did portant and largely attended m the history self did not know exactly what It had been have a chance That is a lie A man -with of membrane present varies from a small the reformatory has been about- -eighteen | is thoroughly logical These four bodies of the order Atlanta s spirit of hospitality, about. He was driving his wagon and acci- a withered limb cannot climb a ladder, nor patch no larger than the finger nail to an months and I state with some satisfaction dentally ran Into a woman and scared her a pauper pay a fine To offer a ladder to amount sufficient to cover the tonsils and and pleasure that a great many of those I are together now on cardinal principles her splendid hotel equipment and her pretty badly Besides BO the officers soft palate, and to extend up Into the nose who have been released after being con- f Is it not natural to expect that eventually the one Is hypocrisy to offer the alternative facilities for entertaining insure the charged Old John was on the wrong side of a fine to a pauper is worse and down the throat Into the lungs In fined In the reformatory for that length of I they will bridge the gap of minor details, Shrmers an experience unique in their of the thoroughfare On tnls was based the "We need In Georgia a probation law by the form which involves the tonsils -which time and many of them for less than that I as they have bridged the gap of the years information on which he had been tried, -which the judges can allow petty offenders is perhaps the most frequent form, there Is length of time have done well after being I and its traditions, and stand foursquare to convicted and sentenced Tne sentence was their freedom conditioned upon paying off more or less redness and swelling of the discharged and paroled, and some of them to In the alternative—$50 or eight months But in equal installments the money fines the tonsils and the neighboring structures One my personal knowledge are conducting very J the world In one great organization' The It is the whale story season oft the Old John never had been able to save any- or more grayish-white patches of false profitable businesses of their own and oth- Jersey coast Mr Bryan should he sent courts Impose \ final chapter may not be written m a thing out of his meager woges His family "We ask Is crime decreasing It never membrane make their appearance and may ers are receiving salaries quite sufficient to support them Very truly yours, I year, or even a decade Evolution, and this there to lecture the fishermen was a big one Tou or I might have paid will until righteousness uphold the arms of remain small In extent or may spread over 1 the $60 and gone on about our business Old "J f PENCLETON is evolution, is slow and not spectacular in Justice, and the law cease to exact Its pound the palate and extend upward Into the nose These Mexican presidents promise peace John was too poor So that high and noble and downward Into the throat 'When the "Judge Superior Court of Pulton County" its processes But the organic amalgama of flesh hj tearing the country to pieces thing called "the law ' took nrm away from nose Is Involved there Is often a discharge I tlon of these churches Is a foreordained his wort and set him In the midst of a gang from this organ of mucus and serum, which of thieves and knaves to pick and dig and Is sometimes tinged with blood. Nasal or too sudden muscular effort, such as sit- development of the future One m faith, No honest fisherman will admit that he A Fragment ot Sappho, ting up In bed suddenly, -walking across shovel dipththeria Is an extremely dangerous form, | in desire, in consecration—itt is inevitable was ever eligible for the Ananias club If the offense was so trifling that $50 was Bless'd as the immortal gods IB he. but of all forms of diphtheria the laryngeal the room. etc. Inflammation, of the heart t that they should conquer subordinate dif a full compensation for the fault, why should The youth who fondly sits by thee. form Is the most deadly In this type tbe and kidneys broncho-pneumonia. Inflamma- | ferences and become one in the mightyIncidentally, after swatting the fly, do this grizzled headed old dancey serve eight And hears and sees thee all the While membrane forms In the larynx, or so-called tion of the Internal ear and paralysis af- months on the gang' Counting his labor at Softly speak and sweetly smile. "Adam's apple," and unless the patient Is fecting various parts of the body are the I work of regeneration to which they are all your best to drown the song ot the most frequent complications and after re- mosquito a dollar a daj profit to the county the state pnomptty and properly treated death by suf- | commonly committed would be exacting $240 in work Instead of •Twas this deprived my soil of rest. focation soon comes on. This kind of diph- •suits of diphtheria. ^ It is therefore a new epoch m Presby $60 which the state had declared would And raised such tumults In my breast. theria Is often spoken of u "membranous The prevention and treatment of diphthe- It might be worth while if suffragette For while I gazed, In transport tosad, ria will be taken up In our next article on terianism that is this week being staged in be sufficient to wipe out his guilt. croup." • \ Atlanta. And may we not with justice hope hunger-strikes brought down the high cost The great state of Georgia Is robbing My breatih was gone, my voice wes Conrtltatloaal Symptom*. Sunday Suffice It to say here that antitoxin of living Old John of $190 I know one white boy lost. The constitutional symptoms consist of should always bp given and given early. 5 that it is also a new epoch in religion who Is serving ten years for a robbery of headache, vomWng, tents?, rapid feeble pulse throughout America' For the drift through- not half that much The governor, the judge, My bosom gloWd, the subtle name And sleenlqess deepening into stupor and High time to be thlnM&g- of presents When jou think It over, grape juice Is Ran quickly through my vital frame for the beautiful June brides out the nation is steadily toward the really a joy giving beverage when the the solicitor, the sheriff, y«u and I are rob- sometimes followed by death, As the local amalgamation of different branches of de- bing Old John of $190 We are robbing him 0 er my dim eyes a. darkness hung. manifestations subside the constitutional mercury is in the nineties, and cheap at not because he is able to stand It, but be- My ears with hollow murmurs rung symptoms Improve, but convalescence Is At last the country has received real nomination, into one cohesive, fighting the price cause of his poverty Tn me meantime we education in tariff revision. Whole, Is not the shadow ot Presbyterian IM 4ewy damns my limbs were cbill'd, j> often sloT* and tedious. Great care should are taking food out of the mouths of his My blood with gentle horrors thrlll'd ! be tafc*n,,flurtog convalescence, es well a» -OnlBcatlon, cast to Atlanta this week, also The Florida Times Union quotes a children and clothes from their backs. during the active at»s« of th* disease, as At last we have *t ttce president Tbe state told Old John- "Pay us (80 My feeble pulse fongrot t« play, can "talk six days on a| stretch and then "the shado„______,,w. o_f. union between the different schoolboy as saying that "Andrew Car- 1 fainted- BUmte. and died away. sudden aesqt mar lesult frc*» th* feeble, •ta^chefTof ail the nation's great denomi- negie is the greatest man alive because Jia right now. or give us *240 worth of work." hesrt action tit «w »»tlent make too *r«*t •oma, on Sunday B.V fe- Thai i* UIB BT*t»m of which we «x» »11 1 , 7 ^ —,AjaUrose NEWSPAPER! NEWSPAPFR BLACKS BREAK /Alt IN if NEIL FATALLY SOT GOVERNMENT TO PflOBt . ME GIVEN "*» AT Southern Dental College, X,awrenoevHle, Ga., May 14. — t a final decision according to the statements, had be adopted. JndBe Hammond Confers Degrees. Railroad will extend the Senator Kern led the supporting in the fight at Jonesvllle; Adjutant was only reached a short time agro. drawn a revolver and was attempting General J. P. Laughiln, the only living I The degrees were conferred upon the Blue Ridge accommodation column In favor of the resolution In senior class by Judge W. R. Hammond, Water \ Deputy United States Marshal Bo- to shoot her. In the scuffle which fol- man who received the surrender of i land, who was given the instantor lowed the pistol was discharged, the a long speech, while Senators Chlltorf i who gave the young dentists much to and from Murphy, N. C. I AK«lnt of the Graduates. Almond v. Hathcock ; from Pulton —Judg a t while a governor of a eta-te might The following1 arefche $ graduates: (Bell. Horton Brothers & Bun-ess, tor plaintiff "Are You a Mason?" OLD LADIES HOME create a military zone such as existed Charles Ferrill Ama^ker. Berry Les- In error. J. F. Gollglitly, J. HoweU Green. (At the Atlanta.) contra. In that state, might employ the militia ter Aycock. Jr;, James B. Burson. Orus Keefer v. Keefer ; from Fulton —Judg e Fcnflle- Atlanta theatergoers are showing an tv enforce order, men must be tried In The Home for Old Women is going C. Barker, Sari Dow Severs, Ernest ttm. Evios & 8penc«. lor plaintiff in error. Alexander Branch, Marlon Lee Brook- Rcaaer A. Brandon, contra. enthusiasm over the farce comedy "Are the civil courts under the ordinary law to have otAmped on the bottom. . cussion of the vast difference between company are playing "The Come dent of the Players' Club of Atlanta, TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Back." It Is half the treat. Some fo>lk and a member of the board of direc- vin H. "Wilson, Ransey Wcathersbee. If W. L. Douglas shoes ate not for Kile In yonr vicinity j "book costs" and "net costs" featured William Andrew Wood, William Cosby „ orderrtirect from the factory ana gave Che middleman's the report, figures being given to dem- are settled back In their seats, just tors of the Drama League of America, profit. Shoes for ereiy member of the family. J enjoying every line and situation; oth- which he recently helped organize. CAPITOL GOSSIP Wright. Jr., Clarke B. Weeks. i At all prices, by Parcel Post, postage free, ntffx onstrate that Iron and steel manufac- \Write for flltutrated <&tn1oic. ftK.™ turing companies usually Include in ers are bending forward and taking in The Interest In drama the world ' \ will show you how to order by mail and why r-*'~- their statements of costs of productic^i every blessed thing that is going on, over, and the especial Interest of At- large profits paid to subsidiary ore and and at the finish, when Dickey, has lanta people in the subject will make Governor to Sleep In Hia Old Home. IMMORALITY CHARGED J««S8S8EfflfSi£S?!a.;i transportation, concerns. gotten good and even with the college Mrs. Polder's department of the Wom- Governor Josepli M. Brown and Mr«. TO CARLISLE STUDENTS W.L.DOUGLAS SHOE COj 11 Peachiree St. Atlanta For Bessemer steel rails, for in- mates who tried to make his life 'mis- an's Edition one of the most widely Brown left laist evening: for Mllledge- erable, there in a burst of ap-plause. viJJe, where they -wllJ be tendered a dtance, the report that the average read. Contributions to it will be a "Washington, May 14.—General book cost of the United States Steel group of the most Intellectual people reception by the faculty and students of the Georgia Normal and Industrial crharges of Immorality among stu- corporation was $21.63, while the act- in the drama world of America, dents at the Carlisle Indian school ual net cost, excluding interccmipany •school. DISHONEST WEIGHTS The governor will sleep in the same were made today by Laura C. Kellogg, profit on transportation and material, LIABILITIES $2,000,000 a student of Indian affairs, before a was only $16.67. Similar differences SCORED BY REDFIELD room of the old executive mansion which was once occupied by his father. senate committee. Miss Kellogg de- were shown In the manufacture of AND ASSETS ONLY $750,000 clared the superintendent there did SUIT CASES Washington, May 14-—Dealers who Governor Joseph E. Brown, in 1857 to other steel products. 1865. not maintain the standard of discip- Parts one and two of the bureau's defraud the public by dishonest hlcagro, May 14.—'Receivers for the line necessary In such an institution. report were submitted during the Taft weights and measures were. con- Realty Realization company, a $3,000,- Miss Kellogg said she could give no administration by former Oonrmi-ssifm- demned today by Secretaj-y ReAfleld, 000 corporation, engaged chiefly In col- specific Instances of immorality at of the department of commerce, onization of Texas and Ix>ulslana lands Two Sfeffroeat to Han* Mar 33. er Herbert Knox Smith. As the governor yesterday approved Carlisle. * In welcoming delegates to the eighth were appointed today after the filing TO the finding of Che prison commission annual conference on weights and in federal court of a petition alleg- S35.00 in the petition for executive clemen- measures. ' ing Che insolvency of the corporation. INFANTILE PARALYSIS Clinton S. Norfolk, who recently com- cy. Carter Tompkina and J^-ke Craw- Don't forget our auction "Those people are particularly low, ' ford, two negroes, will be hanged for UR OWN MAKE CAUSED BY THE FLY said the secretary, "because they usu- mitted suicide, was president of the company. The creditors allege the li- murder at Eatonton, Putnam county, sale of bungalows and lots ally cheat the people who least can on May 23. The negroes were first St. Louis. May 14-—Warning against afford to be cheated." abilities to be In excess of *2,000,000 in Oakland City, May 24th. and the assets not more than $760,000. sentenced to be hanged on May 9, and the fly as the most common cauge of Mr. Redfield said the federal ad- they were respited by the governor in Infantile paralysis was given by Dr. ministration had adopted a broad pol- It is alleged abnormally large sal- Bungalows to be sold on ROUEVTREE'S tries were paid and that the value order thatt their cases might be heard, E. W. Saunders, of at. Louis, in an icy toward the scientific bureaus of by the prison commission. easy terms and without in- address before a medical association the government with the elimination assets in the books were Inflated. A 77 Whitehall St. W. Z. TURNER, Mgr. here today. of politics and the retention of the company official declared 12,000,000 terest. See us. W. E. Tread- was far too high an estimate of liabil- Dr. Saunders traced a connection be- present heads where found fitted. G«me Wardens Ffred t/pon. well & Co., 24 S. Broad st. tween infantile paralysis and the ities. Commissioners of Game and Pish raising of poultry and gave this as Jesse B. Mercer, reported yesterday an explanation why the disease is CRUISER "FELLOWSHIP" CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY that two of his game wardens, E. L. more prevalent in country and subur- Waggoner and A. S. Johnson, were ban districts than in the crowded part LAUNCHED BY BRYAN GIVEN $1,000,000 BY WIDOW fired upon last Tuesday night when Incorporated 1912 of a city. they were encamped upon the banks of J Established 1865 EISEMAN BROS., Inc. While experiments were not com- Washington. May 14.—Symbolic of Berkley, Oal., May 14,—In memory the Venable pond near Stone moun- ^fete, he said, yet hp was confident the hope for univers^a! peace. Secre- or a husband who for years had suf- tain. J^Cat final tests would demonstrate a tary Bryan today launched the cruiser fered from a malady that eluded medi- Captain Mercer has told his wardens pS mnectlon between "limber-neck" tn "Fellows-hip" as a sister to the battle- cal skill, Mrs. George William Hooper, that if they are fired upon again by t* twls and in£a.n'tlle paralysis. ship "Friendship." which he launched ot San Francisco, has transferred to poachers to return the fire. Neither of £?. \His theory Is that files carry the yesterday at the breakfast to the the University oj California $1,000,000 the wardens was hit by the fusilade REMODELING fedrms of Infantile paralysis from the Ghent peace delegates. for the establishment of an institute of bullets. carcasses of fowls and possibly from Mr. Bryan was an early caller at of medical research. bodies of hogs and do^s to food. the White house- He told a grou;p of In announcing the gift today Presi- Dr. Saunders condemned legal pro- newspaper men how the idea of the dent Whe&ler said: Maugham to Asfc for Pardon. tection of the buzzard, which he said two "ships" came to his mind. "Mr. Hooper knew he could not be The state prison commission will of Our Store transmits Infectious diseases of live "It was Andrew Carnegie.' he ex- helped, but he hoped that something hear today the petition asking that a stock. plained, "who suggested it to me by might be done for others who suffer- pardon be granted J. J. Mangham, who his speech in which he referred to the ed in the same way." is serving a four-year sentence for 'tiny dread naughts' o>f 160 tons each The foundation Is to be controlled alleged {embezzlement while president Athens College A dvanced. which had for a hundred years kept by an advls-ory board o-f seven mem- oC a cotton mill in Spalding county. To Include Many Mod- pe-ace on the preat lakes. Those two bers constituted as follows: "Phe-re will be a long list of names, AthenS, Ala.. May 14.— (Special. >The little '•g-un boats' mafle me think ot Tn« president otf the Carnegie in- it is stated, to a petition asking that general board of education of the 'how happy it would be if through stitute, who Is now Dr. Prlnchettz; Mangham be not pardoned. Methodist Ep-Iscopal church; south. In friendship and fellowship those rela- the professor of pathology at Johns ern Innovations the annual ses-ion h-eld in I>allas( Tex- tions were maintained." Hopkins university; the director of as, which has just closed, advanced the the Rockefeller Institut-* for Medical Union Pofat Wins Another. clasification of the Athens college, Ath- Research; the president of the Uni- The first installment of our NEW STORE ens, Ala., to the posltion^of an A-grade Underwood Typewriter versity of California; the dean of the On Wednesday Union Point defeated college. The institution has been do- medical school of the University of Greensboro on the latter's ground. The FIXTURES—Magnificent Crystal Cabinets—is now ing work of an A-grade character for office can furnish high-grade California; E. D- Connolly, represent- game was slow and lacked the gingr-;r several years, but, owing td technical ing Mrs. Hooper, and a seventh mem- that characterizes most playing. This complete. Following this installation, general re- requirements, was not recognized until stenographers. Phone Miss ber to be chosen by the western mem- is Union Point's eighth straight game, the Dallas session- bers of teh advisory board. they having not lost a game this sea- Hitt. son. The score was 17 to 7. Union equipment of the entire main floor will follow. Come Point desires to meet any amateur in and see the latest and most modern store equip- 96-YEAR-OLD NEGRO team in the surrounding territory, pro- viding they make sufficient Induce- ment, and also see our superb line of FINED FOR FIGHTING ment. Kansas CUy, May 14.—'William Tay- Special values lor, a negro 96 years old, was fined $200 today for fighting:. He came to Genuine Canadian "CRASH SUITS' in Fine Gold-Filled blows with Joe Taylor, another negro half a century younger than himself. THOUSANDS KEEP Just in from those notable clothes makers, Bracelet-Watches Joe Knocked him down. Drawing a at and $8.50 revolver from his pocket the agefl HTRSH, WICKWIBE & CO., of Chicago. They are William missed with three Ishota be- This cut illustrates the new brace- fore Joe could seize the weapon. Draw- POSLAM HANDY tailored with scrupulous nicety and exquisitely fin- Ing another revolver. William fired ished. They are two-piece garments, coat quarter $25.00 let watches which we are featuring at once more and missed. Then the po- special prices. lice arrived. ALL THE TIME lined with very fine quality of silk, and all seams The first lot of three dozen were silk bound. They are made in the English and Victory for Bishop Carter. \ quickly snapped up, and we have just A. jar of Poslam ready at hand Is Decatur, 111., May 14.—The Church of1 Conservative vogue and are brilliant values at the price. Made of gotten a new supply. the United Brethren of Christ, in its i certain Insurance against skin affec- GENUINE CANADIAN CRASH, in Tans, Grays and Blue, and also in These bracelet watches are very general conference here toay decided tions, serious or slight, which may an- small. Both watches and extension to elect five bishops of the United noy any member of the family at any- the saine colors with fine pencilings of white. They are "snappy" models, States and one foreign bishop. The de- time. brimming over with style and effectiveness, extremely light in weight and will bracelets carry a guarantee from our- cision was a distinct victory for Bish- In quickly disposing or pimples and selves and the factory. op T. C. Carter, of Chattanooga, Tenn., rashes, taking soreness out of burns, help pull down the temperature on hot days. These are especially adver- who will now probably be re-elected scalds, stinss, etc., caring itching feet Those with hard white enamel bishcxp of the southern district. The scaly scalp, etc., Poslam—noted fpr its tised, but we have scores of other styles and fabrics to choose from— dials are worth $7.50; with gold dials recommendation was that Carter's dis- remarkable work In the cure of ecze- ma, acne, and like serious skin diseases $8.50. trict ^be merged with other districts. —haa become a. veritable household After a bitter fight on the floor, south- remedy. It is art active antiseptic, $15 to $45 Mail Orders shipped prepaid. ern and western delegates defeated soothes, cools and subdues inflamma* Write for i6o-page . Watch and Jewelry catalogue. the etnire report. tlon. - - • POSLAM SOAP, used daily for toilet and bath, will keep the skin in healthy Flagter Very Weak. condition, and Improve Its color and MAIER & BERKELE, Inc. West Falrn Beach, Fla., May 14.— texture. It offers the healing medica- Inc. Henry M. BUagler, the capitalist, today tion ot Poslam in a. form .particularly Gold and Silversmiths was reported\to be very weak. It was beneficial for tender skin....' • v ' stated that th> southern railroad mag- All druggists sell Poslam.

H5PAPER IHB performed by Kev. A. B. Vaughn, the commencement ; pastor of thft B8*tlst cMlrch. ,' school, '^The!; piano KODAKS Mrs. Hutdieson IB the daughter „{ given- by^SGiBtf,'Mary'. _._. Mr. J. K. I»wiaon, president at tie La- and M3se Ettai I««»•«. auJi Mntw Mr Atlanta. - ' Miss Edith McCool, In voice, with,vio- Mr. and Mrs. Sutcheson are In the lin obligate, played by Miss Elliott N. CL, May 14.— -I*ake lege ai Grand x>pera, house city for a short stay. Beat tie Johnson, graduate in violin of .Junaluska Is 'tine name "by which the Mrs. Theodora Morgap. Stephens, of Southern railw&y station, 3 miles east tonight at 8 ij' the faculty. , " , bf-Wayneeynie, formerly. .called Tuaco- To Mrs. Spratling. A cordial invitation to' all friends of la tlie station for the Southern As- Mrs. Boy Collier gave a pretty lunch- the young ladles.and the school to at- sembly, {grou&tta* -, ' ; Mr. Douthit is a South Carolinian, people. The evening will have enter- her brother. Mr._Geo*ge Waters. Mr. nal stories and sketches. It IB the freight depot are also included In the Shoes for Children of all agea—from the the oldest eon of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- tainment for the elders. An admission Gerald Mitchell was best man, an-a initial volume, and great credit Is due Improvement. Contract for the con,- eph B. Douthit, and a graduate of of 10 cents will be charged. All the the ceremony was performed by Rev the board for Its splendid work in the structlon of the passenger station has Tiny Tots up. Clemson. He Is general manager of friends of the guild are cordially In- -bster The bride was charmingly business management, the literary and been let to Melton Construction com- the Buclteye Cotton Oil company, his vited. in'her traveling gown of Copenhagen art matter and its publication. pany, of Greenaboro, N. C. The othe headquarters In Atlanta for several blue cloth, with hat to match, and she Clans Dny Pro&ram. work vrill be done by Southern rail- * years, and he Is popular In business carried bride rosea and 'lilies of the "The Modern School Girl"—rEdith way forces. f and In the clubs. Fisitors at "Wren's Nest." V8 [McCool. All visitors In the city are invited to The bridesmaids wore yellow "History of Senior Class"—Amelia visK the "Wren's Nes£," the lovely old charmeuse satin gowns with over aialone. Seventh-Day AdventJsts. * Miss McKenzie's Bridge home of "Uncle Remus," where they draperies of shadow lace. Tlwftr flow- "Prapsecy'*—Elliott Johnson. Washington. May 14. — The world' s A bright event of yesterday after- will flnd many things that will be of ers were sweet peas. "Class Will"—Lamar Coleman. conference of Seventh Day Adventlsts noon was the bridge party given by interest to admirers of this famous An informal reception followed the Response—Louise Dobbs. will open here tomorrow with about Mlsa Annie Lee McKenzle, at her hom« writer of ch33d lore, ceremony. The bride's mother was Presentations—Clarlsse Ryan, 3,000 delegates, representing" almost Whitehall St. on Peachtree road, for Miss HP lea Delightful refreshments will be gowned In white marguisette over blue Response—Miss Rosa Woodtjerry. every Christian misslwn field. The Dargan's guest. Miss Ruth \Vllson, of served an Friday afternoon from 5 saUn, and -the groom's mother, Mrs. Song—"Blest Be- the Tie That Binds." conference will be held In a city of New York. The handsome home was o'clock till 7. Tea will be served by Alex Mitchell, wore a -white voile tents erected on the outskirts of the decorated wth crimson rambler roses, Mrs- H. H, Fudsre, Mrs. George W. Seay gown. Assisting: Jn entertaining were f city, at Takoma park. filling- jardaniers. and bowls of sweet- and others. These pleasant and in- Mrs Tom Hatton and Miss Lillian Me- Family Dinner. peas attractively placed about the formal luncheons will be continued Kinnon. Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell left Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Hook will en- apartments. during next week. for a trip to Washington, D. C., and tertain at family dinner tonight at "SPEAKING OF The prizes for top score and con- on their return will be at home with their home at East Lake in compliment solation were pieces of handsome lin- -the bride's mother. Among the out- to Mr. and Mrs- James Hook Sprat- OPPORTUNITIES' ' MR. D. BERKOWITZ, gerie of shadow lace. The guest of May Feast. of-town guests present were Mrs. J. ling, of Macon, wrho are visiting Mr. What do you think of the A., B. & A. honor was given a gold circle broach. On Friday, May 16, at \ the First E Turner of Orlando. Fla.. and Mrs. d Mrs. Roy Collier. The party will Excursion to ROOM CUERK OF TH1 Miss McKenzI-e wore a French hand- Christian church, will occur their an- John Mitchell, of Lakeland, Fla. include Mr. and Mrs. Spratling, Mr. and Jacksonville, Fla., May 27, J6.00 Round- | embroldered batiste gown, and was nual May feast dinner-supper enter- Mrs. Collier and Mr. and Mnrs. F. J. Tampa. Fla ...... $8.00 Round-trip. assisted tr-entertaining by her mother, tainment. On the program of enter- Spratling. Mrs. George McKenzle. who wore a tainment will be Miss Ester Carruth- For St. Anthony's. R. E. CAMP, Atlantic Bc^ch Hotel ers. Miss Louise Ware, Mrs. McCash, The ladies of St. Anthony's church. City Passenger and Ticket Agent. v- gown of bine cbarmeuse sa.tin, com- W. H. LEAHY, bin&d with shadow lace. Miss Vivian Wood, Mrs. Harrell. Mr. West End. have opened a lunch room General Passenger Agent. at 75 Peachtree street. Lunches serv- To Mrs. Hynds. Formerly Continental Hotel Burell Baker, Mrs. Ethel J. Weatherly, Mrs. J. A. Hynds, wJho is the guest Miss Ruth Oppenheim, Miss Roslna ed daily from 12 to 3 o'clock. | v School Girl Tea. Thursday's Menw. of Mrs. Fountain Rice, Jr., In Chatta- Asmus, Mrs. Ethel E. Davis, Bible noog-a, was the gruest of honor at a is at the Piedmont Hotel for a few days and will I A delightful event among the school School orchestra and male quartet. Salads—Chicken, Waldorf, potato. make Reservations or give full information about the Fj girl gal tips ar>ticir>atinpj commence- Sandwiches—Chicken, ham, tomato, bridge party given yesterday 'by Mrs. THE WIGWAM HOTEL lUce. Sotth's molTdelightful Resort Hotel, located at Atianbc Beach, ment, was the afternoon tea given tongue. . . yesterday by Miss Grace Stephens, a Tacky Party. Desserts—Gelatin, strawberry short Indian Springs, Ga* near Jacksonville, Fla. senior at Washington seminary, in Rfbckah Lodge No. 2£ will give a cake, Ice cream, cake. To June Brides* Under management of Sherwood Thax- compliment to her class. larky party next Tuesday night at Extras—Stuffed tomatoes. Stuffed ton, will open on Tuesday, May 20th. One hundred young sirls were hnr 80SVa Marietta street. A gold watch potatoes, stuffed eggs, sliced tomatoes EMias Nan Stephens will give a large guests, and her home in Druid Hills will be given for the tackiest couple. a/fternoon tea Tuesday at her home In with mayonnaise, creamed asparagus, Druid Hills in c-qm'pltment to Miss Ada was made festive for the occasion, A small admission will be charged. hot rolls., ice tea, hot tea. with roses In all tht-ir early summer Turner and Miss Mmrlel Hall, brides- beauty. Pink and white In the draw- elect. ( ing room, red and white in the mu- D unson-Hu tcheson. Violin Recital. sic and living rooms and yoJlow and, The marriage is announced of Miss A ylolfn recital by Mr. Alexander white In the dining room, thoy filled Florence Dunson, of LaGrange, and Van Sklblnsky, accompanied by Miss Reception to Mrs. Kenner. the house with their fragrance. Dainty Mr. Robert -HXi tcheson, of LaG-range. Eda Bartholomew, will be given In An elaborate and beautiful reception The wedding took place at 10:30 o'clock the auditorium of the Washington at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. R, Aerolux Porch Shades refreshments were served from the dining room, and there the tea table. Wednesday morning, the ceremony be- seminary. Thursday evening, May IB. M. I>illon was tendered Saturday after- The public Is invited. noon to Mrs. E.' R. Kenner, a recent bride, whose home was In Milwaukee. Receiving with Mrs. Dillon were Mrs. Dr. Smith's Lecture. Thompson Comer, Mrs. W. E. Wlmpey, Convert a Veranda Dr Claud A- Smith will give a lec- Miss Emma Tribble, Mios Qillon, Mrs. ture on "Sanitation" at the Ira street F. P. Akers, Mrs.. Willim Baird, Mrs. The Girl Graduates— school Friday evening, May 16, at 7:45 Felix Camp, Mrs, Merri wether, Mrs. o'clock. Fathers, as well as mothers, J. P. Morris, Mrs. JB. A. Wanri ck. and all others Interested are invited to Into a Delightful, Do You Know Them ? Mrs. D. W. Webb. profit by this excellent opportunity, Tthe house was handsomely decorated The pretty sentiment in "friendship brooches" gives which will be free. and delicious refreshments were served. The g-u&sts included both gentlemen them a special appropriateness for graduation gifts, and toe Cooking School. and ladles. Private Room have an exclusive variety of them which are girlish and ' The following me mi will be given charming. They have at the same time the substantial good today at the cooking school being: held Dance at Brookhaven. In the Sunday school room at the Sa- A dance at Brookihaven club will be qualities of the best material and construction to maffe them cred Heart church. a bright event of this evening. Layer cake, Lady Baltimore, angel the permanent souvenirs they ought to be. food, fundamental cake, batter and white Icing. Miss King to Entertain. This is only one good suggestion out of our very com- Mrs. S- R. Dull, the capable instruc- Miss Carolyn King will entertain at tor. Is In charge, and the classes are EROLU a tea next Wednesday afternoon in plete equipment of jewelry designed to harmonize with the being* largely attended. compliment to Miss Elizabeth Boyd, simplicity which belongs of right to girlhood. All who are interested are invited. of Jiiashvllle, who will be her guest. Graduating Exercises. DAVIS & FREEMAN uin- recital o Bridge Tea for Visitors. Mrs. H. F. West entertained at a Jewelers. 47 Whitehall St. small bridge tea yesterday afternoon at her home on Eleventh street in com- ^ pliment to Miss Carr and Miss Scott, who are guests of Mrs. Gates Block. A profusion of sweetpeas artistically arranged decorated the rooms. Th> prizes' were a parasol and silver shoe •buckles, and the honor guests were presented hat pins. Mrs. West was assisted in entertain- ing by Miss Clifford West; Mrs. Mitchell's Tea. ALLEN A delightful • occasion was the in- formal tea given by Mrs. ' Norwood Mitchell yesterday afternoon for her mother, Mrs. William Otey, of Rich- mond, Va, Mra. Mitchell's home on Columbia Equip your veranda with Aerolux Shades and it insures avenue was decorated with quantities Mid-Summer Hats of pink rambler roses and honeysuckle. solid comfort for the entire summer. Gives you an ideal out- The centerpiece of the aea tible was a basket of roses and honeysuckle and door-den," or sleeping porch. Perfectly private, delightfully all of the details of the pretty table cool and decidedly attractive. $5.00 were in pink and white. Mies Minnie Van Epps presided at the punch bowl. The guests Included friends of Mrs. See our window for the perfect Summer Hats. Beautiful Otey made on former visits to At- lanta. Hemp Hats in Pink, Blue and White, trimmed with roses, Some Reasons Why Aerolux Shades Luncheon Party. feather quills and breasts, full feather bands and fancy ostrich Mrs. C. A. Wood will entertain Are Superior to Others twelve guests at luncheon today at the Georgian Terrace in oom.pllment to effects; draped with maline and French crepe. All good mate- Miss Helen Dar&an and her guest. It is the only shade having an adjustable reinforcing attachment to prevent Miss Ruth Wilson. The gnests will rial and good quality, hemp braids— he Miss Harriett Calhoun. Miss Helen whipping in the wind. Each shade is equipped with guys which hold the Moody, Mise Annie Lee MoKenzle, Miss MJarjori'Q Brown, Miss Sarah 0 Rawson, Mfss Jennie D. Harris. Miss ^^Shades^can^be pushed up two to four feet and held without loosening the Marion Atchlson and Miss Catherine Ellis. ffuys Not necessary to roll up when leaving the porch, or at night. This attachment is not found on any other porch Shade. $15 Untrimmed Milan Shapes: White, Black and all HEADDEN-KENHARD. Heavy moulding top and bottom in place of thin strip. Looks much bet- Borne, Ga.,' May 14.—(Special.)—A ter, at the same time are much stronger. - colors— • wedding of interest to a host of friends was solemnized this afternoon Compared to canvas curtains the Aerolux Shades keep out the sun effect- at the First Baptist church, when Miss Mamie Headden, eldest daughter of Dr. ively, a very essential feature in a Porch Shade. The Bamboo or German $5.OO R. B. Headden, the beloved pastor of the church, plighted her troth to Mr. Robert Sanders Kennard. a gentleman Aerolux Shades admit the air. Canvas curtains do not. Half the good of Our Semi-Annual Half Price Sale begins this morning at prominent in the commercial life of Little Rock, Ark. a t)oreh shade is lost if the air is excluded. The colors, too, are a special The ceremony, unusually impressive, attraction: Pretty, light brown, dark olive and Persian gray. The stains 8 o'clock—the unrestricted choice of any*Suit in stock at one- was performed by Dr. Headden and Dr. S. C. Kennard, of Mount Sterling, used in coloring these shades are made from a special formula and are the half the former price. Formerly sold at $20 to $95— JCy-. brother of the grooon. No cards were Issued, but the First church was nearest weatherproof of any procurable. crowded with friends to witness the T nuptial services, in which so many- I:? Now $1O.OO to $45.OO were thoroughly interested. May we suggest this comfort for you? | Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Kennard left for a pleasant — Third Floor trip, after which they will make their home in Little Rock. The Size and Cost feet $2.50 feet . . $4.50 TWO BROTHERS MEET . .$6.00 FOR THE FIRST TIME $3-50 J.P.Allen & Co. St. Louis, May 14.—William Schnarr. of St. Charles,. Mo., end a younger brother. Cart., met today for-the first > 51-53 Whitehall time In .their lives.i Cajrl is 5.3 years Dawson-Paxon-Siokes Co. I old. He arrived today from Germany .1 William, the eiaete-ta^tKef^l^ffeGeil^

^ ^ -V-*" STEWSPAPER! fff^^^S^e&^r^Of^Ktf'j^Vi, ^ie»§^^£^?wiVci£?.Sc&»i;--:tianaB, MEETINGS. UssKrt"^ *^i^^>T^^lir«te^^^'-$": j.': f, 'CJmm^^Vix^-'" ! ! ^Y'~'^~M-£^ "At ^^6- Atlantay BYances Wlllard "Wom- t^fi^^y^f-fij^iti^^'ifi^^'^'^io^if an's Cha-lsUan Temperance union will Ill be JaM,:SWttvSMaaojiid ^ ceremcSnij; 7 ei areV Menflel Smith; Camaen. deputy hold ite- regular sefislon Thursday fcny" of -the most-.prominent ..Maso^i*:'^grandmaster; •— ^^. ••_-.-."'• w, '.i VF . :£. -'Perry• -.r^«.Vn*^M^4. ColaajllJla;n <• 1 'afternoon at 3 o'clock In the Sunday 1 the state ^wBl .jS ,'preseht-.. j \{:>;£i aejmly grand wsrilen: a EvSUtfne*t\ Bchool room of Trinity church. Vis- Attorney ^Generate' of Georgia The- cr**w-ninj? event/of ;tlie-. be eligible to the state's In- the Knights of Pythias hall, In the sane asylum at MUled&evlUe. He is Klser building. however, eligible to admittance to the Alabama Insane asylum, and- that In- A meeting of the Third "Ward Civic stitution has notified the Associated club Is called for Friday, May 16, at Charities ^hlat they will receive him the home of the president, Mrs. John but neither thia state nor Alabama has J-UStis. 616 Woodward avenue, at 3:30 provisions to bear the expenses of o'clock. A full attendance is requested* •transportation in such, cases. as plans for the entertainment which "When young Holly left the Alabami the club is to give are to be perfected. Institution he had apparently regained is extremely rich in gluten, being his faculties, and he came to Atlanta* The Atlanta chapter. Daughters of ,where he went .to work for the "Wood- made from Durum wheat, the the American Revolution, will hol-d ward-Eu-banks Mantel company, on cereal that ranks high in protein. their regular monthly meeting this Marietta street. Some greeks agp his afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Cralgle conversation showed Indications of i Very easily digested is Faust house. This will be the lost meeting return of his fi*rmer malady, and h Spaghetti. Savory, too — for the s-umme-T, Reports from the tei soon became violent and fired shots in room will be read. Large attendance the vicinity of his home. By reason ctf write for free recipe book is urged. his affliction, however, he cannot b< and see how many differ- convicted of a misdemeanor. The Associated Charities, after con- ent ways this strength- siderable correspondence with the stati authorities of Alabama and consulta- building food can be SOCIAL ITEMS. tions with Attorney General Folder, served. Georgfa, have failed to reach any solu- Dr. and Mrs. "William King leave to- tic*n to the problem. At all grocers,— day to visit'their daughter, Mrs. Wil- The fact tha-t the youth is wlthou Scand lOc package* liam H. Howard, in Lexington. Ga~ funds to pay for hia own transporta They will be away for several months. tlon and the transportation of a guar< Mrs. R. C. Cohgdon -will accompany to Birmingham, Ala,, where the stat MAULL them for a shore visit to Mrs- Howard. asylum is waiting to take care of him *** has lef-t the Associated. Charities with BROS. Mrs. Sheppard W. Foster, state re- •hands tied. ST. LOUIS. gent of the Daug-hters of the Ajneri- YoUng Holly was arrested on ; can Revolution, will go to Marietta , charge of lunacy last night, and th MO. Friday to attend a, meeting of the Associated Charities hope tc> find a so Fielding: Lewis chapter. lutlon to their problem when the yout' appears before the recorder this after Mrs. Perclval Sneed has taken a noon. cottag-e at Haven, Maine, for the sum- mer. She and her son, Mr. Perclval Sneed, leave for the east early in ALL OLD DECATURITES June. *** COME HOME ON JUNE 3 Miss LI da Nash is spending" a few days with her aunt, Mrs. Stuart String-- All old I>ecaturltes are expected t fellow. turn homeward on June 3. That da *** has been aet aside by the Deeatu Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Rhodes leave .board of trade as Homecoming day. Thursday for New York, from where In the morning', beginning: at they will sail for Europe. They will o'clock, patriotic exercises In hono visit Eng-land, Ireland, Scotland. of the memory of Jefferson Davla w France, and will spend some time In be held. C. M. Candler ihas &een In Paris before their return. Harriet and vlted to deliver the address of th Virginia, their charming little daugh- day The exercises, will also include ters, -will spend the summer at Atlan- speech by Dr. -•»- M. Scale, of the Un: verslty of Georgia, on "The Agricu, tic City and other eastern resorts dur- PLATES Made and Delivered ing their absence. tural Possibilities of DeKalb County *»,* and by Hon. R. F. Smith, representa Same t!ve-.elect, on "Agricultural Educa Day DR. E. 6. GRIFFIN'S Miss Jewel Tillman Is visiting- In Louisville, Q«, tion." QATE CITY DENTAL ROOMS *** In the afternoon at 3 o'clocK th Mrs. Stusrft String-fellow lias re- Whitehall Street turned from a. short visit to Richmond. (Ov«r Brown * »B«n'«) Va. Graduating Exercise Gold Crowns $4—Bridge Work $4 : Colonel nRobert Lee Avery Southern Dental College All Work Guaranteed Alken.S. C. Grand opera house, tonigh Hours: 8-6. nan M. 1108. John F. Kiser, Jr., will celebrate his MISS LOMA CARR, at 8 o'clock. Public invited birthday with a. party Monday, the 19th. Of St. Louis, who is being delightfully entertained as^the guest of Mrs. Bates Black. *** Miss Manan H"odgson will come over assembly. Dr. Persons U president of the trip In their touring car. MrsiMtchell. , having- came to attend the from Athens Monday to spend the Spier leaves in a few days lor Atlantic Waters-Mitchell wedding- last evening. week with Miss Laura Cowles. Parsons college, Pair-field, and a com- **• KEELY'S missioner to the assembly. : Beach. , **• *•* ' »•» Mrs. "W. C. Humphries has returned Mr. j. p. Saffold, of Canada, formerly Miss Adgate Ellis, who Js at school Mrs. O. C. McCanne has as her guest from a visit of several weeks In "Wash- of Montgomery, Ala., will arrive the In New York., will leave there May 28 Mrs. Frances J. Saxe, of Seattle, and ing-ton, D. C. Miss Porlk Humphries latter part of the week to visit Dr. and and -will attend Hollina commencement several parties are planned In her s retUTned from Virg-inda, fwhere Mrs. S- W. Foster. in Virginia, arriving home about honor. she has attended schoo-1 the past year. **• *** *•• A sale today June 3. The ma.rrla.ge of Miss Helen Hare »»• Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Billups have ar- Mr. Charles P. King, who has been and Mr. Dan Carey -will be an In- Mr. and Mrs. David Morrah. wf "West rived in the city and are at the Hotel very 111 with pneumonia, is better. teresting event of this afternoon at End, have as their guests Mr. Morrah's Majestic. the h-ome of the bride In Uvalde, mother and sister, Mrs. S. P. Morrah, • #* $ Texas. and MUs Jennie Lee Morrah, of Abbe- Hon. W. J. Harris, of Cedartown, Is PROTESTANT SECTS «** ville, S. C. at the Georgian Terrace. KJ-J *•* ARE URGED TO UNITE Sa Mrs. Peyton Douglas and little •** d&ughter, Virginia, are visiting Miss Reb-ie Wilklns has returned Mrs. F. P. Cook will entertain a few Atchison, Kans., May 14.—An "uni- friends in Knoxville, friends Informally at a porch party from Athens. at 10 versal Christian church," In which all, • •• Thursday afternoon at her home in **• Mrs. John Ashley Jones and Miss Protestant sects shall be united, is the Lucile avenue. West Ehd, Mr. J. B. Hockaday Is In Florida. church of the future, and rapid strides Mary AUgr&KXl Jones, who have been *** • ** —garden frock* BVendinpr several months In. Europe, toward the accomplishment ot such, will return home June 1. The friends of Mra. Henry Warneke Mrs. W. F. ©bellman, of Savannah, Is an ideal are being made, according to »»» will regret to learn of the serious ill- the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph statements made by the Rev. Jenula ness of her father, Mr. Carrick, of tia- E. Boston. B. Rennanyder, pastor erf St. James —dull dre»»e» Mr. and Mrs. Fawbrough, of Bishop, vannah. «** Lutheran church, New York city, who Ga., are in the city. *•* • *• Mr. and Mrs. Gustavo Slsson havepreached the synodical sermon at the Mrs. M. P. Broughton, of Madison, Is returned from their wedding trip and opening here today of the forty-fifth Mr. Roby Robinson and Miss Isabel at the Georgian Terrace on her way t» are with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hi&htower biennial convention synod of the Lu- —summer suit* Robinson are in Alabama. Mobile. for a few days before going to house- theran church. The Lutheran church, *** keeping. he said, with Us 70,000,00-0 members Dr. and Mrs. Parsons, of Falrfteld, Mr, and Mrs. George C. Spier re- *** throughout the world and its broad —seasaore areetes la., arrived Tuesday evening to be the turned horrve today, after a delightful Mrs. J. E. Turner, of Orlando, Fla., standards, seemed best fitted to lead guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Robinson visit with their parents on the Spier and Mrs. John Mitchell, of Lakeland, the protestant churches to unity. during the meeting of the Presbyterian plantation- near Wadley, Ga., making Fla., are the guests of JBffrs. Alex Amo*n& other statements In the sy- —mountain wear nodical sermon, were: "Revivalism'has failed as a means of conversion." "The Luthfefan Is no p-uritanlc —linens and sneer, church. Temperance, not abstinence, as to the good things and the inno- cent pleasures of life. Is Us rule. Thia dainty, cool, delight- The Coffee Crutch accords -with the modern larger view of the religious life." Never gets folks very far along the road to Wellville. ful apparel for im- AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Coffee deludes many (because it contains a poisonous drug, caffeine,) and the more it is leaned upon the more it TO OPEN IN WASHINGTON mediate u«e—all new cripples its users. •Washington. May 14.—The American university, planned years ago by Meth- If coffee makes the going difficult, suppose you leave odist Episcopal educators, and'provlde-1 and fresh. \ it off for a while and try with beautiful buildings and grounds In the outskirts of this city, will be opened formally -with a college for graduate study June 4 next. This WP.S $ decided upon at a meeting of the trus- —materials are linens, eponge, —imported linen cracK «uit«. tees here today. Forty members of Instant Postum the board, representing nearly every crepes, voiles, hatiste, lingerie, 10 Ne-w cutaway and straight lined section of the country, were present. Large sums of money were spent In ratine.; lawn* and etamine stripe This pure food-drink, made from choice, whole wheat constructing: the university buildings coat, turned down collar and and the juice of Southern sugar-cane, contains no drug and equipping them, but the opening combinations and fancies, in light has been delayed from time to timr. whatever, but is genuine nourishment. because until recently the trustees were revera, straight line skirts, high without a sufficient Income to warrant blues. pink, lavender, tans, A level teaspoonful of Instant Postum in an ordinary them In undertaking1 *to operate the In- girdle, all sizes. cup of hot water dissolves instantly and makes it right for stitution. A considerable bequest bv browns* white, oyster, cham-' the late president of the board, D-\ most persons. David H. Carroll, of Baltimore, Md., pagne. and Nell rose. $ A big cup requires more and some people who like ; made the college for graduate study --the new Norfolk nut in possible. 10 strong things put in a heaping spoonful and temper it with The college for the present, the trus- tees announced, will maintain an In- natural, -white and oyster—plaited a large supply of cream. stitution for research, to be operated —styles are blouses, coat effects In connection with the various federal Experiment until you know the amount that pleases departments and institutions here; will and fancy trimmed styles, in lace front and. back, self and patent your palate and have it served that way in the future. carry on, a series of lectures and will support a comprehensive system of fel- and. band-embroidered- -thre«- Postum comes in two forms. lowshlps^ln connection with leading e<3- leather belt,' plain straight lined ucatidnal institutions of this country ' quarter sleeves, turned down col- Regular (must be boiled.) and Europe. Several fellowships for skirt, ~ high gitxUe—all: «%>«». foreign study and travel already have lar, open front and back, draped Instant Postum doesn't require boiling but is prepared been arranged for. Reports to the trustees showed that misses' and instantly by stirring a level teaspoonful in a cup of hot the financial resources of the university skirts. . ".' . ' ' •*' •-.;• • .. • " water. liave been steadily -advancing. ' Called His Bluff. "There's a Reaion" for Postum "Ferdy Is in financial dltflcultleB'.' Sold by gfO'cers everywhere ' ' ''" '

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WSPAPEM ~ Walter Jobnxm smashed «*e vrorU'i i«| record, for conaecntive elnxtoat ballt I wttn lue hurled three anil one-third Innings to the E«me WetaesUay •8>InM St. Louis and Incidentally Dick Jettison C5 •cored nto alntb atraignt victory. "BIG SWfib'E" SMASHES THE RECORD BOYS'HP WINS GRANT FIELD WILL BE A RIOT OF COLORS VAN TASSELL NAMED WHIFFS WHEN GEORGIA AND TECH MEET FRIDAY COACH AT GORDON Silence Only. PREP CHAMPIONSHIP 5VM would fine The Constf- Grant field at Tech will be a Hot of Barnesvllle, Ga.. May 14.—Irvln Van tuition for sending such matter through colors on Friday and Saturday Tthe Taesell, of Michigan university, has the malls If Whiffs -was to express Its Standing- Old Gold and White of Tech and thp been selected as coach at Gordon for 1 CLUBS— Won- Lost- P. C. Ked and Black of Georgia will mingle the coming year Mr. Van Tasseil re- feeling fitfully after Wednesday's gam- Bo>s' High 6 0 1.000 Besides, the writer of Whiffs does not i n the great audience that will at- ceived his preparatory training at Marist 3 2 600 tend 'both games. Peddle institute and Blair academy. At use"~lnat kind of language. Wednes- Tech High 4 3 t>71 day's frolic capped the climax Ca i The big surprise sprung by the Tech tliese schools he was a member of the Peacock 2 4 333 Yellow Jackets In winning both games football, basket-ball and baseball you imagine giving a pitcher seven G M, A. 1 7 125 runs' lead In seven Innings and then lit Athens is stl31 the taJk of gthe col- teams. 1 By Ha] Reynolds. g-e baseball world of the south. After leaving prep school ne entered have htm blow up In the last twn* Boys' High was the winner over <— ???xxs. etc ) Atlanta and Georgia fans who wero Ohio Wesleyan university, where for Tech High yesterday afternoon at not fortunate enough to witness the thre years he pla> ed on the football Ponce de Leon, by the score of 4 to 0 Look at- Tbla. games In Athens iast week will at- and baseball teams For one season The game was a pitcher'? battle tend the games here to see for them- he v.as -with the York club In the Trl- THE BATTERS have done more than throughout, with Fox having a little stlves just how the Jackets, consider- State league This professional con- their share on the present road trip. better of the argument, and also re- ed rank outsiders before the contests, nection made him ineligible for ath- In. the fifteen games that have been ceiving better support than did Wes- could so reverse all the dope on the letics at the University of Michigan, played, 128'> hits have been registered ton contests where he was graduated In 1910. off the opposing twirlers and 72 runs Fox made nine of his opponents fan Record Crowd Certain. The othletic authorities at Gord Tech High man could Interest In the contests are at fever maintained. get during the game that they will meet In these games. on the trip. > et only five have been htat The approaching games are the Whether Tech will play the "long Captured Oh, for some pttt hers Sfpurlock also starred, both at the one subject In the minds or the base- bat and in the field He hit to the chance" game, or revert to the safe. ball fans of the city and surrounding conservative contest, has not been Walloping; Wally. score board for a homer the first time towns Prince's Motordrome up, and annexed a single In the sixth Definitely decided, and probably will Painstaking has been the work o-f not be until the "break" in the game WALLY SMITH, the Crackers big Weston pitched a swell game for the two coaches In preparing their Be Ready for the Riders thlrd-sacker Is certainly clouting teh Tech High striking cnit ten men and arrives. It will be a "spur of the mo- men for these two games. Careful has ment" decision on the part of the old globule on the nose In the last being touched up for only six hits He been the preparation axid tJtie final * to Practice on Today ten times to the plate he h-afil made secured the other hit made from Fox s Jackets* coach. touches will be put on the athletes * Every man jack of the Tech crew eight hits and walked twice, giving delivery. this afternoon on their respective him eight straight hits which, as far Score by Innings R H E Is In excellent trim. Their practice The racing surface of Jack Prince's earn puses has been brisk, sharp and clean. In motordrome will be completed today as we can remember, is the league rec Boys' High . 100 102 OOx—4 6 1 ocLch Cunningham, of Georgia, has or^l *or consecutive hits. Tech High 000 000 000—0 S 2 the batting practice they have shown and the riders will have their first Summar>—Home run, Spurlock, an ability to whale the old horsehide practice spins thereon struck out, by Fox 9, bv Weston 10, with more regularity than formerly. Work on the track will not cease bases on balls, on* Fox 0, off Weston 4, Jacket* OB E&sre. despite the practice of the riders. A THE BIO S\*EI5E did It We knew stolen bases, Western, Reynolds (3), Helsman hag not only kept his men fc rce of workmen will continue work he would But to have the St Loula Flo\d Spurlock. Sams (2), wild pitch- en the seating arrangement while the Brow n score the tally that broke the es Weston -t riders practice and hope to ha\e every- string That's the perversity of fate thing in smooth running order by the sometimes Walter is llkel> to start time the first meet Is scheduled, May over again and break his own record 20 SOUTH ATLANTIC All of the greatest riders of the TJie Bad Breaks. country will participate in the meets THE CRACKERS are getting all the t"o be held here and an average, speed bad breaks on the present road trip. Foxes 5, Scouts 3. oi 90 miles an hour Is likely to be according to some of the Atlanta FIRST SACKER WHOSE Lung up in some of the events. Jacksonville, la , Ma* 14 —Colum- The lUlers who will be seen m the tt a.\ eling mon v, ho have seen them bus won a pretty thlrteen-innin^ play on the road ' It looks like every opening night are as follows: Monty- game this afternoon, the score at the WORK WAS FEATURE Graves, Los Angeles, Cal , A. McNeal. trick pla-y that the Crackers try goes finish being 5 to 3. A single, followed Ed'nburgh. Scotland; Henry Lewis, just the opposite w a>, ' said one 'I by a sacrifice, an error at s-hort, IN ATHENS GAMES Fort Worth, Texas . A. Lockner, could ret It" im relent after Incident sacrifice Cl> and a three-base hit to Providence, R. I : S A Shields, Provi- «"nd in some cases I have seen them left by Folmar, turned the trick for the all important task It Is up to Ir Athens Double duty has been put provement and thpy are conaingf to At- on the fine edge that they reach for dence, R- I , Wllmer Richards. Provi- make ^ pla> two opposite ways oils to the Foxes in the thirteenth War- him to see if he can drive the team on them each afternoon in an effort lanta with blood In their eyes. the first games, but he seems, *y dence R. I , Fred Luther, Fort Worth, lave it fail In «n careful handling, to have put them to wick had two ba-i innings, the first back to its great stride that marked to erase the butter-fingered tactlca Wihethei the entire student body at Texas. Harry Schwartz, Dallas, Texas. had they reversed the order ever>- Athens will come for both games or even a finer point, ready for any and thirteenth but during the remain- Its show*!nig In the earlier games of that marred their work in the Athens Ed Harmon. Milwaukee. Wls , IXive thing- would hi\t been pulled off, but ing- Innings he pitched a masterful not has not been definitely decided. emergency that may happen a' the same .time it looked like the the season o-attles Kenny, Pasadena, Cal , Al Ward, Los g imei McCormick v/ as steady at all They will be on hand sure on Satur- Eubanks and Pitte, the two twirlers Angeles, Cal . George Renal, Paris. \\av thf \ m title the pi i> It would b > Reports from Athens are to the ef- Corley and Morris have been work- day and with half of the city of i\ho stopped the hard hitting Red anil Black aggregation, have had an easy France, Harry Glenn, Atlanta, Ga. , si ccess-f ul ' Columbus 2TO 000 000 000 2—5 11 3 fect that he has revolutionized £he ing carefully, trying to regain their Athena accompanying them. It may OIlie Roberts, Birmingham, Ala. Jacksonville 000 Q20 010 000 0—3 8 3 tactics of the Red and Black batsmen lost cunning Hutthens, the great re- be decided at the last moment to let week, working onl> enough to keep \ Slim C haiice. Batteries McCormick and Krebs, Instead o-f trying- to kill every ball ceiver of the Red and Black, has the student body accompany the team their arms limbered up. pitched to them, he has taught them n ursed them along each afternoon In iher-e Thursday niight for the game Wihen the two teams trot on the •«M4\ER looked \ er> good" was a Warwick and Smith Time, 2 hours Umpire, Barr an easy 'just meeting the ball" wallop slow, careful study of their assort- Friday. field tomorrow the comparison physi- headline in one of the Philadelphia that Is intended to work havoc with ment of benders, making control the Tech la Confident. cally will strike one as ludicrous In Where They Play Today. papers iccentlj A.1I of whioh leads the Tech fielders by producing short •one essential in all their work, hold- At Tech everything Is running view of the outcome of the first two us to rtmark that what chances the Indians 8, Gulls 0. singles Just over the Infield and too Ing his big mit as a target for them smoothly A realization that they battles. Crackers had in landing him to Savannah, Ga Ma> 14 —Savannah close In for the outfielders to rea/oh. to shoot at time after time have at the present writing, a slight Jacket supporters have dubbed their Southern Leu^ne. strengthen their wabbldng hurling made a clean sv. eep of its series with Infield Worked. In the last ditch, with their backs ed.ge on their most ancient rivals. Is team "Tec'a, the Giant Killers." The Atlanta In MempWa staff h^is gone glimmering Charleston today winning hands down But the fielding has been receiving to the ball, fighting the fight of the a spur to the Jackets to do their cognomen is appropriate when the size Chattanooga In New Orleans \ True Sport. R to 0 O Brlen was driven from the the greatest attention. Tl^e Infield men or Troy the work of the GPeoj - best In the games to come of the two line-ups is noted Birmingham In Montgomery- The battle will probably start at NishvUle la Mobile SIR, THOMAS l*IPTON is one of our slab at the outset of the fourth, and ria,s been put through Its paces every grlans !n thplr practices are said to The Jackets are confident, but not se\ en runs had been scored off ten afternoon since the Saturday game have shown a hundred per cent Im- over-confident, of their ability to 3 30 o'clock. truest sports Wihen the New \ o k hits including a homer by Wortman, South Atlantic Leacn*- Tacht club asked fur information ^n Maron in Charleston the conditions undet w hi< h the yacht triples b> Dowell and Zimmerman and Albany !n Columbus races were to be run Lipton replied a two-bagger by Wortman Smith Jacksonville in Savannah 'Any rules suit *fo long as there is a checked the scoring, but Charleston race Guess that ought to fix the was unable tw do anything w/lth Arm- Seven Runs Lead Is Not Formwalt and Edgewood National strong Today's victory was' the sev- Cincinnati in Boeton race beyond K«J» are making such a Score bj inning's B H E strong ratt- in the National league this Sa^annah 025 100 OOx—8 12 1 New York In Chicago Charleston . 000 000 000—0 5 1 Boston In St. Loula season for two reasons First is the Form wait School, the winners of the game on Friday and the final game of Philadelphia In Cleveland Diilllant field and setond is their dar- On Billy Smith's Crackers Washington in Detroit. South Side Public School league cham- the series on Monday ii,^ base running These two factors Armstrong and Gteljel and O'Brien. Fraser in the South Side, and Boule- l.a\e been the most important, al- Smith and Menefee Time 1 30 Um- pionship, and Ed'gewood -School, the \ard. in the North Side, the runners' Empire State pires, Glatts and Mn team has had in years Memphis, Tenn, May 14—(Special)— Amerlcus In ThomaBville Continuing the pace that thrills, the In 8 Innings, off Price 8 with 6 runs li in a post season series of three games stven-lnnlng- game each day just be- Brunswick in Valdosta. and some timely hitting has helped, 7 innings (none out in eighth when The first gam-e of the series will be fore the championship affairs, giving rut It Is the first two attributes that Babies 5, Peaches 1; Memphis Turtles, aided and abetted b\ some horrible pitching, overcame a he was rel!e\ed) .off Musser none In played on the Marist college grounds the Public School leagrue fans a double Georgia-Alabama have figui od th-e most this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the second Peaches 3, Babies 0 seven-run lead In the third game of one-third mnlns. sacrifice hits, Baile-v, bill. Newnan In Talladega the Atlanta series, defeating the Smith Price, Baerwald, stolon bases, Bae* - I*&Grangie to GadsbVco \ Grand Boo«rt. Mbam, Ga, May 14 —Albany and wald, double play Shanley to Butler Annlslon In Opelika Mac on split a double-header hf-re to- tes by an 8-7 conclusion runs In 2 2-3 innings, struck out. by THF: >KViS-S< itimBbytbe after- It was one of the most exciting an 1 to Abstain wild pitch, Musser, bas^s da>, Alban\ winning the first game by on balls, off Kissinger 3, off Price 4, olf Hogg 4, bases on balls, off Hogg 2, College noon papei of Memt>hi«t, Is out witn the score of 5 to 1, Macon taking the tnrtll bespattered matinees of the sea- off Paige 4, hit by pitcher, by Hogg YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Alabama v Texas Southwestern. In the following ribout "Wallop Smith and son Atlanta used three pitchers. Smith Mussei 1 off Chappelle 1, struck out, Vanderbllt v Mlsetselppd A and M.. In Nash- second by the score of 3 to 0 Lowr-'y by Kissinsei 3, bj Harrell 2, b> Prlc^ (Daley, Young), by McManus (O'Dell. ville the complirm nt was pi Inted before was forced to retire In the fourth In- changing twice In the eighth iiinin ", Price started and after a faltering ses- 3 hit b> pitcher Seabough by Price Stock), left on bases. Mobile 4, Nash- he mad« fUp nits in fl\e trips to the ning of the flrst game he had a finger Time 2 05 Umnlres, Flfield and Kerln ville 7 Time 1:40 Umpires, BreUen- Southern plate In a spei lal storj the headline split by a hatted ball sion settled down and went well for stein and Pfennlnger. Memphis 8. Atlanta 7. reads Thev call Smith Wallop, and seven Innings Then the Turtle wreck- Mobile ft Nashville 3. bcore by innings R Montgomery 3. Birmingham 1 h- IHes up to his name ' In part, Alban> . 001 004 OOx—5 11 0 ng crew got busy Billies 3, Barons I. QUESTIONS ANSWERED A bunt down the third base lln Chattanooga 2, New Orleans 0 the ^tor> leads- "In inferring to Macon 100 000 000—1 8 2 Montgomery, .\la , May 14 —Itont- Lookouts Win Two, Cfiattaoooga 4, New -Orleans 1 Smith s ability it U doing him an in- Batteries Low: ey Wolfe and Well^, which caught Smith thinking of tho gomoi v turned the tables on Birming- juatue to state that ht- Is a good hit- Mose^ and Kunkel '-ime, 2 00 Um- old folkb at home, started it all ham toda> and won from them The New Orleans, La, May 14 —Out- South Atlantic Under this head the sporting editor ter or a pood fieldpi the coi rect rtooe Following the bunt came four con playing and out-bati1ng the locals to- Savannah S, Charleston O pire, Fender 1 sc-oro was 3 to 1 Both Manning and Albany 5, Macoo 3, will endeavor to answ-er all questions on this his b 'j b^irip; contained 'n Score by innings R H 13 setutue hits, including a triple b> b Thompson pitched mid-season ball, but day, Chattanooga won two games from pertaining to all branches of sports, Baerwald These hits, together with an Macon 3, Albany 0 j* st l\vo words— bill plai er. \Ibany 000 00 0—0 2 2 the tide of the game turned to Mont- New Orleans, 3 to 0 and 4 to 1 Cove- Columbua 5, Jacksonville 8. Macon 200 010 0—3 7 0 nfield out netted five runs Dick Jemtson, Sporting Editor The Smith allowed Price to go back i fromorv when Wat es stole home in the leskie outpltched Evans easily In the Chnnsre Ptt<-her». Seven innings by agreement eighth inning The base running of National Constitution: A beta B that Georgia Batteries Thackham and Kunk >i, he eighth He passed the first man first game The batting of Street and PIttsburg 7. Philadelphia 2. and Teoh split even In their next CH VNCE, J2\prs and Tinker the up, and Merritt, who had been hitting Wares was the featuie of the game New York 14, Chicago 11. VIckery and Wells Time, 1 hour U,m- outside of the work of both pitchers the fielding of the Chattanooga team Boston 7, St. Louis O meeting In Atlanta. Sup-pose they graduates of the Cub manaqei lal plre Pender. ike a flend, laid the next ball up on featured A triple play was made in Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 2 play only one game, who wins school for ball pla\ * rs havp changed he hill for two bags, scoring Absteln The box an n O. T. P. B HAM ab i h [<" a I MOVT ah r h po n the ninth inning. Two New Orleans irore pitchers in tho g imos thf-y ha> • Here Musser replaced Price, but was Th« bet would be off. You must 1 CAP'N JOHN HAS NEVER Mai-ran Jh «{ O 0 K 0 Brerti T S 0 1 1 0 American I^ea plaj eoup;h on a fty to center, after whicil Carroll -"5 t 0 0 Kn«npp,s: 0 the second game If it was not played, —The man •who m\er goes to a game the latter threw to Coyle. Summers ' Empire State In the fio:ht Their s\ stems do not ie g-ave way to Chappelle, who was Hern fl n ,lb S 0 0 0 3 Grlb'ns c fi 1 1 5 2 Thomasville 6 Brunswick 1. a] pear to he \er\ successful as ypt of baseball is a rara avis in this daj jeileved to have better control j Thomp ii p 5 1 1 J 2 Mano #.p 20011 was grlven errorless support in the Cordele 5. Valdosta 2 and generation, but Captain John Trip- It was a poor belief though foi Bui | xEllam 1 J> 0 0 0 second game. Elston's home run in the Waycross 8, Amerlcua 3. .Reserve for Birds. lett, ThomasvIIle s veteran ex-editor, passed the next two hitters, forclnr Totals 29 1 0241". Totals 24 3 62713 fifth Inning, with one on base- was hoUls the record of nt\er ha\ Ing seen Washington, May 14.—President "Wil- VIerritt with the tying run. On Baf- \ lift 'or Htrnclon in ninth enough to defeat Taylor. Williams Georgia-Alabama League* son has by executive order set apart a a game played It is not that Captain t-aid's hit fly, Butler scored the win- Gadsd«n II. Taledega 5. Score by innings R former Buffalo outfielder. Joined the Anniston 16. LaGrangd 7 large tract of lanQ In Arkansas for Triplett feels no Interest in the game, ning run Chattanooga team and played well. as he is always anxious to hear the Birmingham - 001 000 000—1 Opelika 5, Newnan 2. use by the department of agriculture as Atlanta hit Kissinger hard and prof Montgomery . 000 010 02x—3 Troy was released to Adrian arid Gol- secure and know that the home bo> s ted by Turtle errors A walk, a trlpl? a resort and a breeding ground* for Summary—Ei rors, Marcan 1. three- d"en returned to the St. Louis Nationals. International I/ettfftie. native birds. The tract is to be known have come ourt ahead, but he has just jy Long and a double by Bailey netted i Jersey City 6, Toronto S never acquired thf> ball habit, and wo in the third Two Infield mistakes [ base hit, Gnbbons, two-base hit. Mes- FIRST GAME as Walker's I*ake reservation. The senger sacrifice hits, Marcan, Mayer, The box „, Baltimore 4 Buffalo 2 cv reservation comprises two islands thinks it rather late now to take it jandwiched in between hits b\ Ballev. | CHAT ab r. h IK) a. Newark 4, Montreal 3 Jantzen, Manning stolen bases, Knlae- N' O ab r h po a t in Walker's L-ake, Mtasleippi county. up A.S far as knovin, he is the only KlTitf.rf 4 1 1 i! 0 CJanry 2b 400341 Providence 4. Rochester 3 \ eichonce and Smith, increased the Iy, Breen, "Wares 2, struck out. by man in Thomas\ ille who hasn t at :ount to five In the flifth 3 0 O 1 2 M*nu3h 3h 3 0 0 0 4 northwestern Arkansas. 30171 Virginia l~ea&rne. some gone out at least once to watch In the seventh two more counteis Thompson 4, by Manning 3, bases on James rf 3 0 O 1 O ! balls, Thompson 7, Manning 4, hit by ElbeT'a.83 31132 Hend'x.cf 3022 Newport News 3, Norfolk I the great national game were added on sharp singles by Lont, EJ(jton,lf 40100 pitched ball. Can oil, double plays. Spencer If 3 0 O 1 Portsmouth 4. Roanobe 2 MELLOW AS Alperman and 3 stand { Street < Snede'r.Ib 4 0 1 12 Petersburg 4. Richmond S HoUiday Released. MOONLIGHT In the eighth the visitors were r — Wares to Kutlna, Manning to Grlb- ?'"«;.e_^ * ? i 2 2 nwiix« 30002 Waycroas, Ga., May 14.—(Special.) bens to Kutina, left on bases, Bir- L. Wlfs.r. l 8 1 2 2 Oi Yanta 1008 American Ired in succession, while Harrell, wh i Cova'e.' p 2 O 0 2 3 Evans,~ p 2 0 O 0 3 Manager Wahoo announces the re- eplaced Kissinger in the ninth re I mingham 7, Montgomery 6 Time 2 00. Kanfiaa City 9. Toledo O iM'Intyre 00000 Other games postponed, nin lease of First Baseman HolUday, who Ired the side without a hit, beside Umpires; Hart and Stockdale. asked for y Dunn and Brady during- the last two Mobile, Ala, May 14.—After Nash- Score by innings: H. Charlotte 4, Greensboro 0. IN AMERICUS TEAM nmngB. and the arbitrator threatened ville had taken a three-run lead In the Chattanooga 001 001 010—3 Durham 1, Raleigh 0 Phone your want ads and o banish both of them first on two errors and two hits. Mo- New Orleans 000 000 000—0 Summary—Errors, Clancy 1, Spen- Cotton States It 13 ooss"ble hat you canncr The Box Score. bile drove McManus from the mound In Selma 11, Meridian 2. replies to Main 5000 or At- Amerlcus, Ga , Mav 14 —(Special ) — ATLANTA ah r h po a. the third and won out, 9 to 3. Jacob- cer 1; two-base hits. Street, Elston, Ponsacola 2, Jackaon 1. get Cascade in your town If sacrifice hits. Flick. L Williams, Cove- mta 109. only for medicica) purposes you The material strengthening- today of Long, If 52220 son's triple, with the bases full, fol- should have in your home this the \merlcus team, af the Emplie •alley, rf . . 41200 lowed by Clarke's sacrifice fly and. leskle, Evans, triple plays. Flick to Bl- College league, restores Interest and confidence; 52202 Robertson's home run, scored five runs berfejd to Coyle, struck out, by Evans Y«.le 5, Dartmouth 4. "pure whisky c/ quality Physi .Ipermann, 2b Navy 12. Mount St. Marya 0. here to a considerable extent, de- Weldhonce, cf 0 11 In the third Paige succeeded Mc- 1. by Coveleskle 8; base on balls, off cians recommend u spite the loss of another game this Evans 1, oft Coveleskle 6; hit by pitche, Wealeymn 2, Colombia 0 smith. 3b. 0 Man-us, and was hit hard, while the Pennsylvania 6, LeF*yette 2. afternoon Island, ss . . Oil fielding behind waa slow and ragged. Coyle Time, 1:60. Umpires, Rudder- Princeton 8. "Wllltams 3. cant get Cascade .c yoct tcrori, we will Jesse Wolfe has been secured from Michigan 6. Cornell 2- •(apply yoa direct. Four fa! quart: of tiu* Vgler, Ih. . . 0 0 II Hog-g, though hit In spots, pi tched bam and Wrigrbt pore, mcHow wbisky >JUL by Ubany by purchase, and will lead off Harvard 3. Syracuse O. >unn, c. . - 204 shut-out ball after the first. Army 6, LebJgh 5. prepaid to the nearest railrosd station for In the box at Thomasvllle tomorrow. 000 SECOND GAME. SS.OQ—or a csi, oi 12 tu» room ten The Amerlcus management has like- 'rice, p . . . NASH ab r h po a Th*« box st prepaid for S12 75 No good ecn'C O. D .Musffer, p. . . 000 Cm: n.cr 51201 CHAT, ab r. h po. a, NO ab r b po a. All shipments made tn wise ^ecured an excellent second base Stock €s man in Palgue Hamlin conies here happelle, P 0 0 Starr 2o Llndsay,aa 4 1 1 2 T King cf 3 1160 Clancy, 2b 4 1 1 0 S secoretv packed ooxes O'Dell 3b Daley If 30130 " . 4 0211 Maaush,3b 2 0004 Lookouts' Changes. otfung on from the Cotton States league as short- Ooyle,lb 4 0232 James,rf 2 Totals . - . 35 7 10 24 11 Jacob'n cf 3 2 2 1 O Perry ,3b 113 0 New Orleans. May 14.—{Special.)— to indicate contents stop. Olarh If 2 O 0 3 0 Young, rf Elber'd as 4 2260 MTnt'e.rr 2 0 except statement ro~ MEMPHIS ab r. h po a. 30110 Elston.If 3 1 1 0 » Uenfng frost effect ~thft Weber, will probably be retained per- "Ward, 3b 4 0 0 1 1 1 O 0 0 , 4 013 fielder Johnson, c£ Spokane, and the prisz ft pit SUQXDCT season's manently In that capacity Vbstein, lb 3 1 0 10 S Taylor, p 2 O O 0 return of Pitcher Roy Golden to the St,. ean Totals SO 911 27 14 Totals 33 3 9 24 19 Merritt, If. 4 1 1 4 0 Totals 32 4 12 27 T Totals 31 J 7 27 25 Louis Nationals. Pitcher Troy has ButJer, sa...... 3 2 1 2 1 x-HIt Tor Paige in ninth. been returned to Detroit, and will go to Tbe Chattanooga Distilling English Poloists Here. bought C...... 3 1 1 6 0 Score by Innings: R. Score by innings: H. the Adrian (Mich.) club. Company, Chattanooga. New York, May 14 —The English Kissinger, p. 2 1 1 0 5 Mobile 005 013 000—9 Chattanooga 100 020 001—4 Tenn 'ew™ Orleans , 100 000 000—1 Ibe Cbaa Blum Company. polo team that Is to meet the Ameri- xSchwel'tzer 00000 Nashville - - - - 300 000 000 Jacksonville, Fla. can players for the International Harrell, p 0 0 0 0 0 Summary—Errors, Stock 1, Starr" 1, Summary—Home run, Elstoa; two- . Public cordially invited to ^VaOl Herman. Chatxanoo- trophy at Meadow Brook. Ixmg Island, Schwartz 1, G-J^, -'-•- ,5K ||^4t^l4^:-^%:^5'%^ r^.^c^£l}'- S

IN FW SPA PER IN FW SPA PERI Gaosde : n had'a swatfes t %at the expense Tbomfl»vUle 6, Bnumwlek 1. iNewnan, Ga;.- Viliay. 14.—~ det 16sre«kenr!dge""" and wpn;"'1* to 5. ThomasvUle, Ga.. May 14.—(Special.) Opellka took the third and last game Woodruff, a fvisitine pitcher, 'wa^ 'fined hampltn, Tbomasville'fi second base* of the pree-ent aeries by the score of ¥10 anct p-ut off- the- grounds,- causing man, featured this afternoon's . con- .5 to 2, due to superior .all around/play- some -excitement. • Slginon pitched a. eat with Brunswick wltti two home Local Promoters and Heavy- ing. They bit in the; pinches and played fine game. Jamuip toall in the fleltj, wfelcb tells -the uns over the left field fence. Kite weights Finally Agree on Score by innings: • . R. H. E. fTwirled 56 Consecutive In- etory in. a n-utshel£ The locals leave Gadsden 020 630 OOx—IJ -IT 3 ent in Cates again, and he was drub- Terms—April 9. tomorrow- for Talladega. Talladega ..". - ..000 020 120—f> 11 6 bed by ThomasvlMe -with elx runs Batteries: C. Bagwell and Ohase; Batteries: " Brecfcenrldsre and B1H- nings Without Being Scored a total of nine safeties, several Ery .and Aft«n," -, • ingsley; Sl&mon aiid Jorda. the, scratch order. Elliott. for All #he Thltdhes In the proposed Jim Score' by Innlhes:^ R. H. B. On—St. Louis Scored in Savase-Jim Flynn bout for the Aiidi- Thomasvllle, gave up four hits and Newtt^n ., ,.0001)02-000—2.4 .3, torium-Armory June 9 were removed Opelika ...... 211 010 000—5 10 2 Phone your want ads and Fourth Wednesday. itched a corking contest throughout, Wednesday af Jeraoon and tbe bout is replies to Main 5000 or At- The fielding of both teams was sharp, now definitely on. 16, Irii&MinKe 4. especially during the latter part of It was feared at one time tttai tne AnnUtou, Ala., May 14.—(Special.)— lanta 109. "Walter Johnson established a world's he contest, when It was three up and bout -wwilcl fall th-rousta after the first Another ewatf«st was witnessed attfre record for pltchta? consecutively hree down on both sides. The bob* announcement, but Jacte Curley. man- Annlston park tluta afternoon when th« pooreless Innings. when tie twirled alea. of the locals, came In fortunate ager of Jtm Flynn, and Danny Mor- local club took the third of thre^ easy Public cordially invited to three and a third Innln&s against the lines except in the second, when gan, manager of Jtm Savage, agreed games from LaGrange by a disgraceful attend Graduating Exercises Bt. Ixmls Browns Wednesday. Brunswick scored her lone taMy on on -tfce way the purse ahould tie spm score. "Me and my brother," as the The Browns scored on him after one wo muffs of line driver to center- and wired acceptance of the local; Henry twins are known, will prune to- of The Southern Dental Col- man. was- out in the fourth Inning of leld. cluto'e offer. . I night and leave for Opelika. "Wednesday's game. Jolinson had Score by Innings: - R, H. E. • in Edition to this bout the pro-, Score by innings: R. H. E. lege at Grand opera house pitched nfty-two and two-thlrda !n- Thomasville 012021 001—6 9 4 motera are soln* to try to arrange LaQrange 203 000 002— 7 12 6 tonight at 8 o'clock. lilngs without being scored on pre- 5runewick 010 000 000—1 4 1 for two other ten-round goes with Kid vious tc/ Wednesday's game. Young- in one of them. The former record was held by Jack Cordele 5; ValdoMta 2. Seva«e and Flynn will arrive here Coornbs of the Philadelphia Athletics. CordeJe. Ga., May 14.—(Special.)— the last o-f tMs month to complete "Who pitched fifty-three and one-third n one of the fastest and most atrenr their training for the bout. Innings consecutively In the season of uoualy fought games of the season 1910 without being scored on. n the local diamond, Cordele defeat- The reported record of flfty-six In- ARROW SHIRTS ed Valdosta by the score of 5 to 2 fiinsa of Doc White, of the Chicago h!s afternoon. Up to the seventn In- White Sox. was found incorrect by The are made so well ning it was anybody's game.-the score SAlARYWiNS Constitution's «porting- editor, the tandlng 2 and Z, when, the Cordele that the makers £tory being carried exclusively in stickmen lined out two singles and ^'ednesday morning's paper. wet doubles, putting" three .tallies over. confidently rely Kid "Wilder pitched a 'magnificent HUBYDAVEFUL1Z on the label to April 10—Against N \v York, 8 in- game for the home team and got bril- (Dlngs. iant. support, this being "another er- bring you back April 19—Against New York, 9 in- rorless game for Cordele. Wlnges, for New Torn. May 14.—David L. I'ulta. nings. he visitors, was rapped hard at the president of tbe Baseball Players' fra- for others of the April 23—Against Boston, 9 Innings. ast. Brazier. Cordele's centerfield. ternity, addressed a letter today to same make when April 25—Against Bostr.Ti. 1 inning. featursd . with three hits and three the National Commls&lon recrueaflng H April 30—Against Philadelphia, 9 fn- runs out of tbree times up, to abolish thif practice of transferring you are in need _ Bing-s. Score by innings: R. H. E. players from one club to another at of shirts. May 9—Against Boston. 2 2-3 In- ildosta 100 001 OPO—2 6 1 reductions In salary. Many such trans- nings. Cordele 100 010 30x—5 9 0 fers, Mr. Fultz states, are made not- May &—Against Boston, 5 innings. withstanding contracts calling for a $1.60 up May 10—Against Chicago, 9 innings. "W ay c roas 8. A m e rt cu 3 3. larger salary than the player receives May 14—Against St. Louis. 3 1-3 in- upon being * transferred to th« second Waycross. Ga.. May 14.— (.Special.) — CL.UBTT. PKABODT & CO,*Ira. Hings. Stiles' steady work In pinches and club. * Total, 56. bunched hits by Way cross gave to-- CATCHER DEVOGHT, "The Baseball Players? fraternity re- Troy. N. T. day's game to Way cross 8 to 3. It Who \vas purchased ,by Atlanta from the Boston Doves. q-uests that the National Commission Makers of AEKOW COLLARS makes five out of BIX Way cross has take such action as shall be necessary von from Amerlcus. In the sixth to assure to the player his salary set EMPIRE STATE LEAGUE Pique, of Americus, disputed a decision off him this season. Boehllng- relieved forth in the original contract or his Johnson In the sixth, and was hit unconditional release," says the letter. TO NAME NEW HEAD of thn umpire and was ejected from the grounds. Fen ton hit for three AMERICAN. hard. "You will appreciate the fact that If bases with two on breaking the tie Scare by Inning's: R. H. E. a contract Is to have any force. It must "WashIn-s^on .. ,150-003 010—10 12 » 1 Brunswick. Ga., May 14.— (Special.) hat existed, when both scored lit the mers 4, Red Sox 1. be binding on both parties and also St. LouJa 000 1000 040— 5 10 3 Oscar CJroover, of Thomas vUIe, vice irst. Anderson made a brilliant catch Detroit. May 14.—Edgar Widlett, .that the present form of contract pre- president ot the Empire _State league. rirllng the finest game pitched here Batteries; Johnson, Boehllng: and scribed by you- calls for a stated salary LO.O.F. n left, and Chancey, for Americus. Jias called a director meeting to be cept up his good batting- and field this season, today held Boston to two Ainsmlth; Leverenz. Allison and Mc- or the player's unconditional release. fceld in Brunswick on next Monday, work. Brouthers, for Way cross, got -and Detroit won 4 to 0. Cobb's Allister and Alexander. Time. 2:00. It is, therefore, difficult to see why Umpires, O'LoughUn and Fierguson. (May 19, at which a number of impor- three hits out of four times up. hitting and base running helped pro- the player is compelled to go to a tant matters will be taken up. Score by innings: I*. H. E. duce Detrolt'-B tallies in the fourth team which arbitrarily cuts his salary SPECIAL TRAIN Napm S, Yanks 2. Among other things It Is expected \rrmricus 100 OQO 101—3 3 2 and sixth. A wild pitch in the seo- in absolute disregard of the contract tha-t a new ^resident will be elected ond Inning grave the champions their Cleveland, May 14.—After a. fifteen- signed by him. (Vayccofls 103 000 04x—8 II S to succeed C. C. Vaughn, who has aBtt&ries: Semmes and Manchester, only tally. inntagr strmgig-le, the last game of the "It is needless to call to your at- ATLANTA finally decided in resign. Mr. Vaughn Stiles and W-ahoo. , Time, 3 hours. Um- Pcore by Innings: R-- H.E, New York-Cleveland series was called tention the fact that this practice has on amount of darkness, wi-Ch the score cent In his resignation some time a^o, >ire, Carter. -^-i, Boston 010 000 000—1 2 0 caused much dissatisfaction among but later withdrew it. Then he de- Detroit ,.000 101 02x—4 10 2 a tie—2 and 2. Fisher pitched a splen- the players, and that many of them TO cided to remove to New Orleans, con- Batteries: Bedfent- Foster and Cady; did jjoune, allowing five hits. Sixteen quit the game on Its account. sequently his resignation was again Willett and Kndeau. Time, 1.02. Um- league direc- on Hartzell's error and scored on Gna- he had sold The St. Lmils Daily Star CLUBS— Loufs today, 10 to 5. Walter John- tors will also deckle the dispute be- son started the game for the visitors ney'is two-'hag'ger. to Fred Warren and Fred Veon. Mr. Tuesday, May 27, 1913 tween Brunswick and Way cross over rniphls .. and held St. Lou-is srorelase for three Ne-w York scored again in the sixth Warren -will continue as editorial dl» the attendance troprty, and efforts will aifrvilN*. . anfl one-third innings, making fifty- wtoen Leivelt trtpled, scoring Stumpf- rector. Edward S. L^wis, of St. ZiOtlla, \TI,ANTA . In the seventh Cleveland a'galn tied SCHEDULE be made to ascertain wnieh of the two Montgomery six consecu-tive scoreless innings he "has been elected president at the pub- cities had the la rgest actual attend- "t«ifc«nooRa has pitched against opposing teams. the »core on a base on balls and Jack- Jishln^ company. ance at the opening game. A largo Today's victory was Johnson's ninth son's double. Lv. ATLANTA 8:40A. M. Jiumber of other matters are to ci/me straight win. Counting today's score Score by innings: R. H. E. Batteries: Sceen and Onell; Flaheer Lv. GRIFFIN 9-.45A.M. up and It Is expected that the meet- made by St. Louis in the fourth In- Clevo. . .010 000 100 000 000—2 7 1 .and Sweeney. Time 3:00. Umpires, ing will be H. busy one, as It will be South Atlantic League. New York 010 001 000 000 000—2 12 4 •Connolly aji .773 Experience does away with ex- danger only once after the first. 1 levoland .. 17 9 ,«rj4 periment. ning. In tlie fifth, with the bases fill .. 15 that isn't in •anuis today. 7 to 0. Tyler holding the Savannah. Ga., May 14.— (.Special.) — The single curing, or vulcaniza- visitors to four si agios. The horn players were held scoreless until the Failing- to agree with the Jury which tion, converts the whole tire into fifth Inning, when a double, two sin sympathized with former Cashier one integral structure-~a unit. 1 gles and an out netted them three James B. Smith, of the Merchants* and runs. In the, sixth inning Whalln's Farmers' bank, of Claxton. and recom- By looking at a cross section of single. Tyler's second double, an erro mended that he be punished as for a any Goodrich Tire at your dealer's the most Make Your Ticket To —Gooi- by O't-eary and Connolly's hit gave misdemeanor. Judge Charlton, in the you will see exactly what this capable robber ex- Boston three more runs. In the sev perts in the country enth. afte rtwo were out, Devlin walk- superior court today, sentenced Smith means. You simply cannot de- summer-" Read "B.V. to four years In the penitentiary. ed, stole, second and scored on Whal- tect any layers in the tire. can properly com- Smith was charged with forging and ing's double. pound rubber so that it passing an altered certificate of stock All this is-very important, Score by innings: R. H. E. RAVEL by the right road. B. V. D. takes you of the Merchants' and Farmers' bank will possess durability Boston 000 033 10*—7 8 1 but there is even greater of Claxton. He borrowed $2,000 from from Summer to Autumn in comfort. It keeps St. Louis 000 000 000—0 4 3 value to you as a tire user and life. Tbe (thick, the. Commercial Bank of Savannah on Batteries—Tyler and Whaling-; Har- tough tread of a Good- Tyour spirits high and your temperature low. the altered certificate, the amounts in the right compounding son, WIeles and HJldebrand, Win go and being changed from five to twenty- of the rubber. rich Tire has all this : McLean. Time, 1:55. Umpiers. O'Day five shares. wear put into it in the In B. V. D. Coat Cut Undershirts and^ Knee and Emslie. There were several other similar compounding, and then Length Drawers you get the most out of work or charges against Smith, Whether or ^lantit 14. tubs 11. not they will be pressed. Is to be de- because of Unit Mold- play—at home or away. • . , New York, if ay 14. — U'Ud pitching, termined. Smith is 22 years old. His ing, it becomes actually hard hittlns and frequent errors made bride was in couxt as was' hia mother. a part of the tire and On every B. V. D. Undergarment is sewed , by both sides produced a poor same at Smith collapsed when Judge Carl ton the Polo grounds today,' New York de- passed sentence. does not peel or strip. feating Chicago. 14 to 11. It was a This Red Wmim Label seesaw affair almost from the start. We made the first The visitors got a long lead in the first American clincher—and 'Inning:, when they hit Marquard for L. G. I. 6, Georgia Reserves 7. still make it. In oar 'two single5- a double jind a home run, Locust Grove. Ga,. .May 14.—{Special '• line youj^lsa find the •which, "with a pass. yiteJded five runs. Locust Grove institute defeated tht: "The New Yorks g-ot three off Cheney University of Georgia reserves agai i Goodricl^guick Detach- this afternoon. 6 to 1. The game was Jn their half and Chicago got the five- able, Goodrich Straight tlrU- Mart la. K S.Pt.Of.«nJ run lead back when they scored three free from errors and slow playing Bead, Goodrich Safety runs in the second. Cheney went to Up to the seventh inning neither side 'pieces In the second half and filled the scored. In the seventh Locust Grove Tread, .Goodrich Bailey .bases with none out. Before Lavender institute bunched hits for three runs, Tread, Goodrich Metal Get a good look at this label retired the side the Giants scored four and again in the ninth for three more! and insist that your dealer sells Combs, of Locust Grove Institute, al- Stud, Goodrich Cord Tire funs- Lavender was wild throughout. you only underwear with the Though Marquard was hit hard, he re- lowed only three hits. Batteries: Geor- for electrics, and so forth. mained In. the box until McCormlck gia Reserves, Lester an'd Torbert; Lo- B. V. D. label. cust Grove institute, Comba and' Mu- batted for* him in the sixth. Ames held Corvey. Umpire, Combs. The B. F. Goodrich B. V. .!>. Coat'Cut Undershirts. Chicago in check in the last three and Knee length Drawers^' retail ~" . iimlngs. Company ; Score by innings: R. H. B. Atlanta Branch: at 50c-, 7Sc., |l.OO a^d $1.50 " Chicago 530 012 000—11 13 5 A. B. C. 6, B. M. C. 1. 26 Houston Street New York 340 213 10*—14 12 4 In the most Interesting game of the Factories: AJaron, OMo Batteries—Cheney, Lavender, Pierce season^ Jttlanta Baptist College defeat- ed Morris Brown Co-llege by the score Branches antf Servfe* SfaJ/oM fe and Archer; Marquard, Ames and Mey- PrfacFpal CHta— OtrilH Every. The ers and "Wilson. Time, 2:29. Umpires, of fi to 1. The features of the game " lero and Orth. were the batting of Statham. the pitch JB. V. D. Company, i ng of Parks and the home run of Write for UwGood- Lewis, for A. B.- C., and the fielding- of rich Roiite Book mappfnff' ftnct/ ttv- New York. Lee foe M. B. C. TMs game, marks g the detail* of U. S. League Disbands. the close of the series of games be,- ttmf, yon .Bun. adine; Pa- May 14.—After an ex- tween the local intercollegiate league1

SPA PER? _ FOR SAJ.E—MISCELLAISKOUS. PERSONAL salcsn an *ith tew hundred dollars IF IT 13 a lot you want. Koran Is the man. WE REVT good pianos $3 per month tip Wu I HAVE teams to hire and I also do grading t a A B C of AtJamta to in «st If you desire to tako advantage at ' 1021 25 Empire building « Bell good pianos ¥3 per rponth up. Good ee phone w 114 23 ATLANTA'S STRIDES, DAY BY DAY opportunity write us [or interview Thia la busl oHd-hand planoe $100 and up FOR SALtB—ROOMING HOUSb, MERICAN WRITING MACHINE! l "VT\TTO ROOF LI- \KS call Roof Or neett and moans Ute time chance Box 6G0 care 11 ROOMS nicely furnished nice location for dealers in factory rebuilt typewriters and R P BECHT COMPANY a X VlU JtV W B Barnctt. 242 HemphlU Constitution 6 boarding bouse all conveniences close In A 107 10S-109 Temple Court Bldg Main 367 19 typewriter supplies All ihakes of machines _ _ — ALL THE NEWS OF REAL FINANCIAL assistance offered worthy porlriU north side will sell ch-eap Jll heajlh cauac lor rented Repairing a specialty 48 N Pryor «t. FINE dry shavings aevernl loads to ba Given agwnLa Portraits aad fraihes tumlshed that 140 Spring street. Phone Main ____ away Spratt^ Chair^ fo both plu nrs __ 19 Oakland City Repair Works ESTATE AND BUILDING will establish you a reputation Ga Art Supp y FL.Y S( REUCNi, MADb TO ORDER—Carpent-r IF IT is real estate yon want to bay or sell U > ROWN & COCHRAN FURNTTTJBB CO « TTT7VC { Co 1J7 Whitehall st Atlanta. Ga. 6 JS.J1XO and cabinet work a specialty all West 242 L. will pay you to see me A. Graves, 24 East j) triger&tors and porch fumffiure Our prteea smith Broad Main 385 I OAN\ AbSbRS both sex salary and oomnilaslon Hunter St 1ft Atlanta phone 1-S- C * Dickey Mgr 23 are lower than you will expect to pay Opoa TWO second oand National Cash Registers cheap 90 sideration of S 000 or at a. rate of I to stead> orkers $u «ecu tly required Apply fTETvi 6-room bungalow Atlanta avenue Decatur 7 South Broad st W J Garner 2uO Marielta street Main 3641 SHOES HAL,F SOI^FD SEWED i Allowing; -the recent action of th< J D_J,reeo J21 sout p-yor at 6 stieet committee of council In recom $400 per front foot modern well worth $3 75O Mitet sell at once FOR SALdC—Herd of Angora goals Beautiful thor W"Avft T>^ Agents Ity northern Georgia and will take $3150 $1OO cash $2O month I*ot or ATHCART STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO 50 CKNTS oiighbreda J W Howard 50" Candler__Bldg_ At Owtnn w Shoe Shop 6 Luckle St mending: an appropriation for the re The pro-pert-v consists of a residency Alah n a hous«l old necesai y etoy seller OM) h orse and b uggy as part payment WHS T\ e move store pack and ship household C Opposite Pledmoai. Hotel Both Phones. grading of Whiten-all street further on a lot front ng oj feet -with a depth Peters sir*; t ^_ g Hamilton Decatur Ga 15 goods exclusively S and 8 Mad 1 eon avenue. FOR SAUS—Steam bakery doing 8«oa business 1 Main 1460 eal Clo*e* Todav ISINFECTANTS at thia Beauon of the y*ar Bakery Columbia SC 19 PRICE & THOMAS— FL.Y SCREENS. the most tlourlahlng towns and richest farming city $1 OOO less Lb.an market value Own**r are essential Tjae O N Disinfectant, lOc the announcement of a Whitehall It Is expected th%t the purchase of ONE fiat top oak desk ana chair on* drafting PRICE & THOMAS — FLY SCREENS A s rkts In the tTn ted states and laid them to compelled to eel W W Moore 1 Ahhott ^5c 50c and $1 sizes at all druggists Wot board and No 6 Remington typewriter 47^ PRICE & THOMAS— FLY SCREENS. street sale by M C. Kiaer s agency the Brookha-ven club property bj th*> naste Acts of heroism self sacrifice ID told Pbone -SV 1^36 15 "Disinfecting Co J6 South Forsyth atreet Mr Kiser s agency sold No 227 Capital City ciub will be formally ef by eye wl nesses 350 pagee many Illustration*. East Hunter 19 _ 62 N__ Prjor_Bt___ Sell Jgona 4203 I 33 "Whitehall street for Al\ erson broth I rice $100 Greatest opportunity since Titanic. AT VERNERS BARBECt-E and Brunswick Pt,"i SCRti.\S riy screens fly screens. Woo3 Outfits sent free on receipt of 10 cents tor post Stew When your cook falla to* show cp EDUCATION AX* fly ecrpens metal fly soreeno hardwood floor* ers to Mrs Lena Chamblee for a. con Continued on Page Sixteen E these hot days telephone Veraer ne'e, got Venetian blinds metal weather ntrlpB furnished age Befit terms act at once Be flret la B«ld KAILBOAD SCHEDULES EMORY SXJMMBR SCHOOt. cool quiet fltty fiays Order oytflt from nearest office Ph lllp* Boyd It hot 2 S Broad at Both phones trom June IT Latin Greek French German auywh«ro In the south 'Write or phono W R. Arrival and Departure of Pasaen Callawav manager 1403 Fourth National Bank Publishing Co Atlanta Ga Dallas Tex Ut English hlatory mathematics Address E K ger Trains, Atlanta ALK 3 1A NCH HOOM 14- Peacbtree open building Atlanta. Ca Main o310 _ ^ tie Rock Ark ....um-.? all the time Not large but r Jean eat place Turner Oxford^ Ga 18 $£ n*^tranime73^ The following schedule figures are F underground work drill men earn $190 to W JLN-rEIJ—-BO 'i.RDERS. tow i Try onjs of my famous Irish atevg ATLANTA SCHOOL OF $3 per day laborers earn $1 75 to $2.75 per t published only as information and --- WANT t-J>— rup« u undent for maltresa factory OOD SHOE REPAIRING while you wait. PRACTICAL MILLINERY, day board $16 OO to $18 OO per month steady are not guaranteed Bell Phone, 34SS Atlanta Shoe Oo 25 A one who horoughly uniierstanda the trad« ex OLDEST and bea millinery school In the eouth work no labor troubles only white men wanted "Daily except Sunday G Alabama st AUTOMOBILES Tennessee Copper Company Ductctown Tenn 2 cellent opportunity for right man Charleaton All branches .successfully taught by Competent Head Worke Cbarleaton S C 2 **Sunday Only instructors For term* and full Information, WAXTSD^Haulln* Three hundred tbousard ATS—'Wood a J2 hat nest made Wood's REPAINTED. VICBI/r furntBhed rooms to oustnesa men and address MIw Phoebe Rainwater 40% Whitehall brick other building material Call corner Atlanta Terminal Station. I X L Shop 4 W Mitchell st TOPS recovered, and repaired Wheeto axlea «nl women with or without board 30 Hi Cain springs repaired High grade work at reason- street, Atlanta ^3 Washington and BOAS at£ 2pm today Cresham Atlanta and Weat Point Railroad Co. Mrs fo a Ivy 2903 ______7 able price* MATKKWTY SAVITARIUM—Private refined, No Arrive From— i No Depart To—>• CAN SELL anything Specialty j^ir«...u-o JOHN M SMITH homelike limited number of patients cared tor, BOAHD!' His wanted fumia'ied rooms with or and office fixtures and merchandise of any Tfc,N * OU N (j HEN of nea appearance to _ " West P t S !-> arn 120 122 124 AUBURN AVB Homes provided for infanta Infanta for adop- ASK for Classified Courteous oper- tra el the slates of Washington Idaho Vevada tv thout t card It 2 Courtlam St _ ? "44 West P t J k nd Pawnbroke o \uctlon House 51 De 9 So am 85 -New Or S 45 am HIGH CLASS vulcanizing 32x2% tins r*treaded. tion Mre M T MItchelI_ 28 Windeor St. 23 ators thoroughly familial with to take subscriptions Salarj ? j a week all es 18 Columbua 10 20 am 1 1 flt LELAND HOTEL 19 Columbus 8 45 am EL " " " Man 14 4 Atlanta -285 §S 1O tube repairs 2Oc up rates rules and classifications will penaes paid App y between 0 and 10 a_ m S3 New Or IP 45 S3 M gomery 9 10 am Wb MAKE switches Crc T.3T ral] "5 n either phone to have your Mrs Allie Gall ah er fflve you complete Information, 9_J Aua e bldg See M Har al^on 2 AMERICAN PL.AN P enty of good things to eat, 4O New Or 2 2o pm (9 New Orleani 2 OO pm 70^-t Pea htroe streel pli i blri(r repaired Ptrkert Plumbing torn SOUTHERN RUBBER CO And, If you wish they will assist excellent service 20 meal ticket $5. 34 Montg y 7 05 pro- 17 Columbus 4 10 pm J CaJl Ivv 1906 J A~ HU3TL.I-R e h r e*-x nee led In all towns oC J9 HOUSTON IVr 1064 __7 pany 34% Ba&t Hunter St 32 SOUTH FORSYTH ST 20 you in wording your want a.d to •?O*J Inhab an s or more Few hours w k rfallj 20 Columbou 17 New Orleans 5 20 pm 1 LAUNDRY make It most effective. BOARf r R h furni i«d or unfurnished rooms JVe 11 40pm tl Went Point 0 45 pm EFF jour house painted and tinted Shearer Machine Company blW US9 Lontral ave _ THK BBST work In town both In deanllne*fl "We aafe that you do not unwit- Addrws Au mar are Const tvition Construction Company 318 Fourth Bit ASS an d Iron castl ngs Corgi ngfl brazing and finish. Give «• a call All work guar- B^C \nntR1- w-ith fu i shed or unfurnish K al Banlt_ Main 14 ____ tingly abuse this phone service Ac- PT,L,L,VI \N porte wanfd Q e references lo Central of Georgia AUTOGBVOUS WELDING ETe 107 Whitehall anteed Jay Hoey S3 West Peach tree St. At- counts are opened for ads by phone oo ni Jftl S Prj or __ _ Arrive BVom— ~ 8t Phone V 1G"0 Infurnaion write 1 or er P O Box 8O4 At Depart To— ET rrr Jonerih M Hart do your cb'ropody lartta. phone 653 S> j . 6 25 am 8 00am solely to accommodate you Make lanw. Ca. 2 FX< LI LI NT tablL larj;p froTitr"room th drr« wok \1o also malie a specialty of chil WE have the follow tag used cars all In A t 8WEET attractive young lady dealrea to e«C 1 7 ' Jacksonville 6 47 am Albany 800am payments promptly after publica- TUIXJR ^—Plenty of -wo k open shop App y __ _ I t L dren B ha r cut ing Sanitary Hair Dressing condition to offer at very attractive price* married at once Husband must be able en 6 25 6 12 30 pm tion or when bills are presented by p omp > Albert MoHa> Macon C*a • with or Parlor* WJ j Fpiu.1 tree ht Ivy 1^t4 PREMIER 6-PASSENGKR 4O-H. P beep the nie« off Price & Thomas screen* will DTI 1 II I I L roo prlv Albany 6 25 £ 4 00 pm mall or solicitor and you accommo- fttut art 11\\ CADILLAC 4 PASSETNGSR SO H P do 6° j4 Fryor st. Phone_Ivy 4203 23 \\ \ VT^ 1 ~~ o or t men to prepare for ra Iway Jacksonville " 5 am 8 30pm 1-L.r & Ml-LL, gen^ril plumbing and r« F Q LL ROADSTER 4O H. P date as. ^ fl lerk TO~SCREHN TOOO bouses with Kana Kwallty ill erk . B)\K1 1 Rs \\ \"VTFD —F x Macon G 2 am Savannah U 35 pm iwlrlng Repa r work a specialty 3£ REGAL 25 EL P ill K' e >ou oir co ipleto $1 urac door and wlnuow fly acreena Get our price*. 10 SO am Valdoeta 8 30 pm 111" Atlanta 00" WAVERLT EL.ECTRIC m cither P ihj*- t tor nlj $ ! K> '-en 1 O " ft l u o 4 20 pm Jacksonville 10 10 pm rt will be to your Interest to eea these cart Kane"Btnd and Screen Co Main Si G B. Erer- CLASSIFIED ront-j urdrr I lay This offer Rood on j for a road 4SO South Boulevard 23 ncn prefer 7 15 pm rhon afl^llle ' 11 4o pm Ati OCCA^IONH have your work done before purchasing either a pew or need car -i K. I tl p \ian he-< er Institute 44 llan Ma 8 10 pm Albany 11 4j pm the Sanitary Hair Dres3 ng Parlora «>ttW Can be seen at Collier a Garage Cona and i I tree it Ivy 3ol4 ACME Hatterb have moved to 20 R »OM a 1 h-ara for young men May 1 1 Insertion lOc a line W \NTED—Trammers anfl laborers Tor undtr Southern Rail TV ay. ground worb Wages $1 75 per It they work rl a o hon <> 16 la 1 Ivy ( J ( HATTlb & PFTIVI^ igarn loe rreara anl East Hunter street Old hatb 3 Insertions Qc a line **I*rpml*r Carrier of the South" soft drinks, i South B oad Bt Both phones WE~REPAIR ALOiAKES OF 7 IzuvertlonJi Be a line Jess than 20 daj S per month or (200 per day made new ^.23 t[ they work 20 daja or more per month Con 75 L\SI IL\TH Arri al and Departure of Passenger Trains Atlanta J 4 » No advertisement accepted for tract trammers earn $2 00 to J" 7o per day Al«o The folio*Ins schedule figures are published) l AT ITY 1<3 01 R MOTTO BUILD clean, repair and charge vehicles and f ng men tab e boarder* only a n format Ion and arc not guaranteed less than two lines Count seven outs de labo ers earn fl 50 per day company t me a plrte linn f ^eedn plants spark batteries. Sell repair and inatalj ordinary words to each line. or contra t work load ng and nl aJ ng railroad No From No Depart To-— Q charging: plants complete all wnrk guaranteed. iar ner JOUHB man 1,2 01 am. 18 Now York 12 1 H he t me tn t CT it fy 5 Discontinuance of advertising cars at whl h o*e $2 OO per day can be earned T \R I f o witti l-«"wnc roi m cxc*>l M In i Bros !„ S Brnad st RHINB"HAJRT ELECTRIC AUTO A«D BAT t«r a ilomol I b IB!TIPSK \#ry little must be in writing It will not be T«? ncBseo Copper Lo i uany L> kt wn Tenn £ 3" Mew Yorl > am 20 Columbua TERY CO . r«q H P! \pply Immediately J E \\ANtt-n I lr ^v., h|K>i J, a I t n r 1 ! \I in I r fr i rot nt w !h ilrcs 1 K rnmn 13 Ja k ville ! tlorimiatl 5 4O nni INMMCS Southern league In fle- 133 Ivy St Rear ivy 5262, . T< rare Constitution accepted by phone This protects 41 W-nah ton D 5am ^ Ft Vall«y o 30 am •ol pn i Pea h reo btrect jour interests as well as oura. 1_ Shrcvoport fi U am 35 Blr ham F L/>1TISVir L.1- P&RI'OR ^.TION w«inU looal aad 2t Jack \Illa 6 tO am Chatta GOOD USED CARS srato ret oof tation for tie only automobile •1" Tor oa 8 10am 12 Richmond "RS C A Stenf#It a c«"te ry r ts I tnd that lias merit that has 26 lloflln 8 10 am 28 Kan C ty Hynd lan tress iiT 7^4 Jarh-ianv lr 7 00 am AT REASONABLE PRICES takm It ! ito he engineering departments of 87 E. JSOUTH AVE.~~" 23 NPW York, 11 15 am It* Rrunewkk 7 45 am | ow t-opeth-cr at Whitehall St. so o r tlc-taiRCfft automobile manufac urer^ la •• lorcd waltors $1 por laj HI A1TIFI I I-iY f irnl he I rooms ex client table 8 t,hatta 10 f °9 Blr ham 11 JO am Courier Roadster fully equipped i R I n <>d '-tHC*-s and Balnrxl ro ORiiItt m that has 101*. ( en r>_Bl la oarrl Ivv "4 ^ J _ 7 10 40 am IB New Tort Mac 11 01 am electric lights $275 00 RI sr- i t U be naije a pa.rt of tlirir r«EUlar Ft Val cy 10 45 am 40 Charlotte 1- 00 n n HF SOI Till KN BARBER StiPPLY CO ^1 o ak capable of : H )\RD \XD R'' Mb r onr pi lor for two best kind of wafcty b adcs sharpened 11 stai i-u d sq lr i M t I o^iti-vcly the onlj thing oC op 301S r ury B! IK lal OTrd a o tahle bo* lora ^3S Wn-'h 21 Tolumbua 10 *iO am 0 Macon 12 20 pm Bulck Model 10 RoadBter elec- lilh na urp tlwL hau betn recognized by Ihe USE THE ngton ^ 7 0 < li it! 11 10 am ™ Men York ^ 4o pm tric lights 32SDO H i iTar urpra mi 1 largrst concer s tbrougl out 12 K> pta tO Columbua 12 t« pra NI ' PI \ furnlehed ro«in with boar i gpntlemen KNOW THt BFST M IK and toupea work Overland, four passenger newly th*> I ed S ate- T\o want tnen of good char WANT AD WAY 40 pn Ifi thitta 3 00 pin In done bj 4 I vv alkcr Sanitary Hair painted new top 350 00 rtcr ami I^- and HAHPP\% -aCr 2 SO pm 39 Blr ham 4 10 pm U dre-^s ng parlo s ^ti 3 Peachree at Ivj (^14_ 1 o want to hu Id up a good pptnanrnt but* IT'S SURE TO PAY Tocroa 4 30 pm Prlmo Touring car new top and Beat covers 450 00 i" -< thai w I pav handsomel> right fron tie . "BOARD^ AND~ROOMST 4 00 pm 22 Columbio 5 10 i in IOLINS BOlOHT Hold anfl *>xptianged He art For Interview &ee Mr M-Triffln Pled i o t 1 t bl« and doslrablo rooniB close li B7 N«w "iork d 00 pm 5 Clurlnnatl 5 10 pm pair ag a spw a ly Tho Old Kfllablo Viol a Maxwell Roadster Sportsman IPS If ou have two hands F o GO Br*nn~ ng r^a-=n n.1 Ic llu b P 3 or atreet Atlanta !-> Brinswlck 7 >O pm •>B Ft Valley 5 20 pm Dea or Maj*> Barrett 14 «a Foafhtree typo Model Q fully equipped l,OST_4NJD_ .ill tea 1 301 th" birber tra le (I i eAay ) [ ne JO-fi) 7 8 30 pm Jo H«f!n *" 45 pm electric lights 87500 Taught n ha t the Urn? of ollirr collfKCt Com AI TON SHOE REPAIRING and Shoe BANKRUPT SALE I- Itsin ^d h an J r *>4 Kan City fi 20 pm 10 Macon 6 1O pm Maxwell TourlnK Model a rour rfst Po i t roJd F 1 1RST L\ S boa~d~~Rnd roo "ris "atTl02 Wash lag SI ning Parlor - T\ a on et Oenwal WE are closing oat bankrupt stock utomablla 16 Chatta » 35pm 44 Waeh ton 8 4r pm passenger tully equipped 450 00 \ l 9 A Na, 01 al Ba k nd ton at B I pi oo M 408^ J _ * , Ift Colu 1O 20 pm 4 Tar-tt villa 9 JO pm fh. o r pairing B spwliltj Ivy I^IS ____ accessories and supplies at greatly reduced arrt u. as run Dig shops or mak ng gon 1 wagpf \t •>2 T H LIi II n w martngcraeil rooma wlLh .-lley 10 25 pm 11 Shreveport 31 00 pm Evrrctt 1912 model fore door price* tor cash Masonic Temple building. 218 Z\ I ^Rfrl- corner loC fronting Grant Park ta Bnrbfr C ollcgp 30 t-aat Mltrhpll st 2 toarl ! ocn rt, 1 , U tin Itmatl 11 00 pm 14 Jack vl lo ll 1O pm flve passenger touring car tully i-*eachtree _^ 34 1 O^T -f>no tire iurn to 4o S Broan Z He Trains marked thus ("> run dally except SuQ X MOPS 14 lomple * ourt b dg ^ and rect-l « reward ______-FEMAjLE^IIEt P 549 PI VUITRRE day oihpr trains run dally Cent al time. Theee cars are In good running con dltlon and worth more than the prlcei STRA^ FD^from^JrwTn street ^undal^mom TV, O lore y coonot R ropmB w 111 private bath City Ticket Office No 1 PeaUitreo St. 0-111 borrow money on furn-ltnre wbon go 1 reliable & J Loan Company quoted above on A bay mar'' one whit* hind foot Retur MONEY TO LOAJV. 1" McGauder <;trp«t reward t OOD homfl ke t nnrrl n I rooms ih private r at ent WANTED—$1000 to f5 OOO on flrst class real ~ "~"~" 1 1 fa n I> ^ I TV; II _ 7 RAILROAD SCHEDULES! _u~ estate first mortgage W O Alston. 1219 rl rado on earth for a wora«n Paya VINb 20 W Mitchell street Se? BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, Third National Bank building 23 forehead and ohest rillar mark«wl Ga fl«ld «.nd $60 to $100 a month Ca 1 or write Ideal School BOARPPHS nlcel> r rnt«h«fl roo s all con^eiT Arrival and Departure of Passen buy! IB vour furniture Terms to 241 FEACHTKEE STREET >frs Shorter Rankln Roturn o I"" Myr ] street if Mil inerj 1° ^i Wnl <-ha 1 street 3 ien es Rood o ool tng 406 Pc-ichtree ger Irams, Atlanta or pnonc I 67^2 J and rr & vo r n-ard______Phor« Tv> 1 46 T VANTLU ~ioung laflv must be ir uratn at flg The following schedule figures are I ADlTs «old watrh Mondaj norninR Fig n SPECIAL HOME FUNDS u cs and w Itn a legible land sa. n y $1101 p r REPAINTED. TO LTJTND on Atlanta home or business prop- movement No on case S209OO W atrh No IVY HOTEL, 98 IVY ST published only as information and FOR_ »«ek In cofTvmen'-e Apply to B Bernard at ^1 ert> at lowrst rnte Money advanced to build-* 14T3.T* Finder ple«*e retu n 15« Jpfferson it AmRI \N FL^N Jl 25 up Phono 41O4 7 BF^\HJPA. (. RASh sepd-^ a (1 Teo^lnte arc not guaranteed AUTOMOBILES era Write or call ___ oso In R Ji "Wa K \V Jc!ini,an Scr 1 ( o oldest seed W \NTUD -oood m rnlnrel good ay "D&Ily except S inday ! TOPS recovered and repaired Upholstering In houl i ( =5f)ilJi Frjor Ft__ Slip covers beat work moderate prices. 37fl r aat North u I c able '8 ko cafufi "S inday Onl> S. W. CARSON, ter Answf n to 1 4 bt L\Rl r fnnt r om. wl fi ilre ^ing room ex(« IVMTDIATET 8HIPMFN P OF OL R FAMOUS PONCE DE LEON AUTO CO of Ja Re ar-1 one Iv> 6-2" or [ Union Passenger Station XANf \ HATjlj SWVFT POTATO ^PBOTITS AT B2 PONCE Db I EON PLACE. 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET. Main _!_ Atlanta. B Inning; 1mm and Atlantic *1 2 PFR 1 OOO 51 -0 ITEI>r\ ERED ENTIRE IVY 48G8 J \\H1TF NV I *> for infant o lv P \TISrAr-TI )N I ARANTFTD THS BEAR 3 FA«M IOANS—We place loans tn any amount 1 r>ST STR\VFD OR aTOLEVJ -HToni 'W Bryan on Improved farm lande In Georgia. Th« ppl Mre P In an 1 6U 36 ElSTORTiTAVE Arrive l*rom— Depart To— 11K All T- ARMS PINF CASTT "B F1.A. 17 strMt poodle dog nalr aarlt tips on ears WINDSHIELDS Southern Mortgage Company Gould building \\ VVTJ D \ t o «bl off f-rt H "TWEFN the Pea turves nicely lurniahea RATJIATOR^ lamps fenders repaired a* good rooms and exoplltnt table board Ivy 6501 7 PARTIES wanting large loann on business prop^ \ P for t rco jo - 7 30 am 10 15 pm \\ar!l k bhect Metal (o -4S Fdgewood ""0 city eft- money to build business houses on con* Main 5354 „-,...-,.._... i 1 o i Main Si< 01. •-{ Rawso t Ira! property pJeaso roine In aa fpeedwel h CT* a taken from Pledmant paj-K TNT? T \n f xpor***iT^ ~wh te nu se MR"? BI TTS hna harge ot IB Kast Bafeer street on night tralnn between use ot Pun t ira C ire 'W« keep the air t ompany 209 Grant building Telephone ITT Sundav afternoon 1 3 Myrtle Btreel Fho o h Idr n * rl«= _ and 4 jrji ft o rf ^ nl wn 11 like couple or gentlemen for board and sealod p ftures automatically up to 20- 5341 26 penny splkf* which saves rim cut* and blow jvy 5J*"b J _ 1 $ Jt p*r m nth H-sIrl" tn A *t F a. C T j (h J __ 7 n-i i n c I -^rn-th r roll n outs by keeping the air AARON HAAS SON & FOUVD—W U Coi cleans «ll kinds of carpew il Ht Hs p-a h *>e ntroe \tla.nta 402 PLA.CH1REL Railroad 46 Auburn Ave Atlanta and Balnbrldge, Ga. LiOAfCS on real estate We buy p irchase money ruge & specialty Ivy 3139 J Atlanta IS 18 phon«« I rtJ-|S J NT F ~\ f irn hM roo ne with best of table \n Arrive From—• Dopart To— notes Qulfk e«rvtce 732 734 Candler build 4* A barn «venae 1 r J A ig Htja 6 -. am boa I __ I y Jl L 7 4 A( KUi:,ta 1" 10 n t AUTO PUNCKjRfc. CURIi CO Ing Phone I y 4453 _ 29 * CfiTlngton 3O am 2 Augusta and NORTH PRYOR GARAGE vimeona want<} haul In K dono «vry rtny Ad FOR real estate loan-" «Oe W B SmltHT "38 WANTED—M Vt-H. HELP IH Union Ft. » 30 am New >ork 7 30 am Partnrv A Innta and BalnbrilRe Ca Watch Fourth Nationil Bank building T l d<. your service In The Constitution s Ctas 1 Augusta 1 M pm •26 L thonla 10 3O ain for Trade n ark AFC Don t bo fooled MONEY I" OR "'ALJ.RIkD PEOPLE! " WOMTN—Get Knverm7icnt~JobS ~ rxce lent pay •23 L, thon a 2 JO pm 2H A iguu a 3 2, pm Wd.tch th^ \\ ant Ads when you want Pr r 5_ 50 per whrol $10 per car Phone Ivy AN1? others upon their own names cheap rates, by s[r t Full upnecesaarj U^t of positions obtain 27 N«w \orh and 04 Union Pt 5 oo pm p "i99O 20 ibl«* frea Kranklln Itiatitu-te Dept 6OO-C Ro PI \CIt IRI L I\'N Augusta 8 20 pm •1O ^ovlngton « lOpm ork— or man> employers make ur naiy pa n cnts confidential D II Tolman •heiter NT 3 I J- \< HI RI- I nrld A p^anil r 'si eete Ronm to ,Lncy calla thtuu0U them L M I IM. IV TIRF anl Tube price* effect! e Rnom ^20 Au t^ll buIldlnR 2Q 3rb«r trad* May K f r«-at barsa a W r te Cor pric« o r A r an 0 cr wp*>k p Eu LoulsvlHe and TVnJ»h^lll«- Kntlrond. ethol Otilj. f*>w wnph red I oal r ppd ... $1 P f"*11 *''• o gbt and ^ay 7 McFHLRbON \ITO TIRb CO I~~ LOANS ON REAL, ESTATE 11 g Too s f rn hcl nc> earn d BACHERS Effective December 10J2 Atlanta &a 20 L"avo J Arrive nh Is rnlng A B Mo -r F Mo er ja rh~~wtth~~nvmy~fai, _. „ RALPH O. COCHRAN CO, fi 1J nrn 11 55a 74 6 FFArHTREE ST in «*reet P (^•'rul <" pprln **nd nta pr n National Cash Registers \\ e Repair A.utomobileb ( hirago r 1 _- ( KE-=fvr %<=IBI F p-i 1 ch *• ho ] a 1 p a! tonrho e J o« $H ? ^1 ' and up terms ea«y Wl do It Kht We do It qilek b»«t result! atl n I I ! e 7 J" am| 0 0 pm for the cast monev No Job too bLg for ua. and ">P e *• >rs iti-n KH 1 ird National Bint THF NA1IONA.I VMI RI iISTER CO \ la a i « i^ a Bl Igp 73 ml 5 1^ pm W> N rth Br 1 <-t eet TR\\IS «. JOVES WANTF P- VI onc tl B *t lc t i Knoxvill* vln CarK xlllf 7 12 an f 0 TO pm I-y 4S32 _ 26 Jam^s St Sd r nnr_ MORTGAGE LOANS paf>*"r In am» 1 i art- nml g I ripldlv Tt-a IITB sh ild Kno-^ Hie la C ters in- u 1 > pmjll oo am bl EWARl & HUNT •rt Ff-rrine ak" •"It *t n " Ou twrn y HP on 1 vear Blue RI Igc accommodatlo 4 -JO pm|10 Oj am GtARS of a'l k nds cut autn epIndies manu PX.UMBfc.RS 5^ F HUNTER ST 19 facturer m* hinfry of all kind* repaired. in *t fen h <* \K«-n ) 30 Cnnrt er Bldg \\ n o—HOI si APrti i s ON Improved cii T properti small Htpeni**1 a ( a C <• nwo d___*, C Cha lotto V C SenlMtard Air \\ IT 1 HP 1 f p apn fl nt QU« ter sawed oak SOUTHERN no limn lo^t k>a cor fspon !<>nts for th*» Hat top InK f4 In pqunrp ac onimodatos fou PR! DFNTIAL, IN^LRAN^D LOMPANY OP1 > ffc tl P^r< C6 S Rr^ad street __ Ifl WANTED- inuns an for Mil AT IONS MACE Arrive Fro AUTO AND EQUIPMENT CO AMBRIt A, NFW rublwr tl •ce put on jour baby carriage Apply Xo Nol f>a * f \\ \\ n i>—li *ork fl 2O f»m 92 S01TH FORSYTH STRFCT 20 - Repaired rt>n infod nnd recovered Ivy J076 11 Norfolk 6 20 am 11 6 30am Rober^_ t Mitchell _1 filgo^ood Avo 19 TURMAN, W^AN'TBn \ >o ng"nan o 11 TV ashing n 6 20 am ' York 12 5t> pm METAL WELDING CO Is wl tng t work for 5 6 20 am in Mr* ~~ UTRNITIRF AUTOG-ETNOU^ WEUJINO BLACK & CALHOUN er»n P Appl 1" Is II\\I ^ U \ R A T We <• S C 8 W 12 >O p IV F SFL1 frrr cash only IB why we a^ll cheap OXV ACBTTUBVF MFTHOD Bat "y & R n in 1 111 I rturth Nat ot a _ 40 pm fl No folk^ " 12 0 p s I or W r kngo o lit S Fowylh b 19 AUTOMOBILE AND MACHINE WEIJ3IN*G OP Hi 1 12 ]2 40v pm 10 h AW K1PJTJ5 WANTFU— Men ( rk In ttrl i nes and I* (( R r nlns nl J— ^ i"" ^\ I I *> II plc( f TOT KS « 4 o in 22 B nlSm 12 10 i m ^ > »ir n ng m 8O GARNFTT STREET PHO^E HAIV 5013. «t Chatewnr h \-•> I In on f p j r y or f- mo wh h ca 2? ST"" fll toll f-ar y r- |ra Ing Atlanta apart r , York * ^ Pm FOR SALF— TVo Mark Trurka Tour and five pa or t, hatsworth or ijwr^ i lilc Lonipany i ovel p OfH f o M pav 1 H r or all cash No agents o i th n_ f a [ « o « II 1 e plcnsed ttith It M M r e in * H In 1 45 pn IS Vhbe esc Adrlrr«i Dot 4 nro ( f>n*stl rtlon 10 p r haae 1 last T ily to haul th«> matprlnl for WANTED FOR S \R,V1 \b ct»ol: e 1 un e 1 In off 4 5 pm the ni>w rr e Park Hotel whlrh IK now about married na>, ISH!L. rk \ p i 8 35 tm 12 No rolk F R ~L n i pleti>il V\ M soil hotJi or one al a jrreat TIMF anl montti y Irmnq n'-gotlalfd on TP«1 M I n «• i iv of R o I h ra r H d 3 00 p: I- Portam h Burlap Bags !T; W A lanta pa rlfce \i p!> Citlzenfi Tranafer Conipan titc Room 813 MlantA National Bank Bldg hab t-p ak r a nd wri <_It> lloke* Office, SS I'eathtrec bt 1 XPLRIEVLJ-D~muHigriiph oper^tor desires to ar^ AshetllUt N C_ 20 the Ftigli^h language lor f i *j* t n np| lv t Rcno\dttd ' MONFV to lend on Improved real estate C range « th several finnB to handle IhPlr letters MI'T7 rvimbout am n 'oving To C'ailfornla and RernitllK Off r^r I <*a h r P an If n-j tn b 3 McGhce Jr fi^l 625 Empjrp hu^ldlag •V\4»>tcrn nnrt Atlantic Haflrond add essli g e c Prlrea reasonable work guara i Bfll nv rar which ha« b«n run about 411 teed Phone Ivy - 11 P O Box $36 18 i^O\\S — Monpy to l on Atlanta real estate. Vo Arrive From — No Depart To— ile R isranteed an good as new Ad DO 1OU PLAY POOL* If yuu tlo come to see Bums o£ 5° OOO to 000 6 j»er rent $2 OOO 3 Nashville 7 10 am 04 Phlcngo BROWN SIGNT"a~ PAIVTTNO GO~" W M Mannon Thomson G*. 20 Bias, at the Terminal Hotel Pool Parlor DROP i air] si n 8 OOam " $"50" 0 $1 «00 to $2 OOO at S per „, 7^ Rome 10 2O am 2 [Cash villa 77% Whitehall—«6% S Broad St. We sell 35c In checks for 2oc good cues, goj) lo h r Tl P in S !5am rent \V P b j p irr aK« money notes ali-o Dun l ca fu n sh VH Naphv lie U 4T «m 0° Nashville tables and good nervice no minors allowed 4 50 pm SODA FOt NTS—Bargains in now and second DOBBS TIRE REPAIR CO «OTI *. On 41O 1 d iblo building M " I "K r 11" Dr "5 will buy men a old 1 NnahvUIe 7 35 pm 7 Rome 1 and soda fountains easy Urms Write for n<1 lo r- g ri"iF Irop hi a carl IS A 15 pm WF RFPA1R AND StLL ALL MAKES OF TIRF S \V V>TSD — Barbers to know we carry full fio 4 Naeh tile prices P O Box 10 2 Atlanta Go, 6 PFR. t~EVT [yOANq on Atlanta property J R. Chi ago 7 5O pm 8 50 pm AND TLBI-S 2"0 PEAGHTREB ST PHO^E line fixtures and suppl PS In MO k tn At WANT-frO—lii nltu e ho i^ehold goodi planoo Nuit nK & Co SOI 4 Empire Ute building. « 1VY_ *>40 _ >u lanta. Write lor catalogue. Matthews A An 1 mor hand n ot ^^y kind Pembroke Sal as I AW STI DFVTS Are } nt fhlnfeinp of standing L vely Atlanta Ga__ 2 Co pnn> 1)2 Fdfiewoo 1 Ave Ivy 817 %\ VNTFD—I ood automobile for good $1 00i> Wr ANTEI}— - ^x Jivaro \pproxima el three hun *\ V.NT1 O T vo r- en irl innd p o tahlr-! niiwt TAXICABS UK( I In former otnmlnationii $"> Address Ga t-iuity in good 6 room house and lot be WEYWAN & CONNORS,' dred vards exca at # o n?r Washing on ^nl MI In etvul n 1 tlo t Ad^rr-y, p I) H rka i Bar Loach P O Hov 1"( riarheavlIlB &a t» twcf-n .apltol nvenu*- and Fraser street, L. A FSTABI ISHFTD 1890 A.NT a. ROO i posi Ion w! h on Atlanta, trust Wood Carrollton na 20 MortRafie_L pany luii k or real h ^ M M i v _r n S XFF*' filen oal inots new and second hand ~ MAXWELL, 4 Trltnder runalDont model Q sports CO. TIE PA\ highest each prices tor household gooda. Belle Isle Tonkin Ba k untl Offtro Equipment Company LOANS~ON REAI^ ESTATS man type fully equippea splendid conrtl.tlon ILI TjSTRVTED BOOK tr a ot about HOC M 0 pianoH n_nd office furniture cash advanced on rth Pr\ str AT LOW FST RATES Special prlcn fir quick sale J35O L, M Hazard protected positions n U S Bervlro Thousands co is gnment Central Auction Compan> 12 Cut H II JONES COMPANY ONI- double head team table "-columns flat 24t Peachtrf* street 2O at vacanc es every ear There la a nig chance \1 tip I erect Dell phone Main 2424 13 Ivy 5190 Atlanta 1598. 603 10 Third National Bank BWg. ing naohfne Bargain ConstlluUon Pub Ivy 2181 28 here for juu, wro nm-l gen pro is pay 1 retime Itching onipany emplQimcnt Juat ask for Irooket T 10.! no ob VULCANIZING ligatlon Farl _Hopk n*f Wash nj, on D C ,^™~ __ ^^. HI r-OND HO.P ^AFieh^niFs ~h > no safes $1 5 PROMPT attention given expreis shipmPntp San I I \ND ON \ 1 4 O lO a IBS 0 lies frn up Hall js hank anrt bir^l ders Speer Vulcanizing CanM _4J« I tiurth J^at _ Bonk Bldg Atlanta, Ga. "H of by our tvpe a. npl s in 1 rr- r i d*-ii e I IT! N -war itPrt by al round off ce rnnr — bluffs onaitora T rni ai n dill a course our samply rooms located n tl e Mb r MAIL. OUT*? R buehices for sale good running PLENTY of 6 and 7 per cent ug aphe afw-lsla t bookkccppr et OLS of tlou for S bfli i= Le Har ly Vivannah 3 building n Atlanta ^iperlencrl o ion Instra order 1O1S Atlanta Nat Bank bids 19 l f c ei e -e bab ta box Jo oo « i_on W A ~~\\ YI KFR U A A b irn axetiue soli H. G. HASTINGS & CO. Osgood-Turner Auto Repair Co tore flve years successful operat on p od co TILE MF-N WFTH EXPKRXFVOF money to lend on improv- Georg a farms _ od p oporl ea ^-anted 1 PI AKTS AND R P JORDAN FURNITURE CO" trfcts for men o abtH J wrire or call Char NUF ST1D CALJL, ANI> SEJ- T S H\ younji nan with, two yearn eiperlonc*1 In lotte Cotton School Charlotte S L or At SLlTL.IL.fc PROMPT DELIVERIES 144 6 AUBURN AVE Rgar 4j Auburn Avc _Iry_6-l0 ed property, either straight lanta. Ga- 2 n! f ne best of referen -e furnished Boi 41 TO AL.1- PARTS OF THE CITY BELL PHONE IVY 4467, ca f o st utlon 4 If nt a Job use the want ad way It or monthly plan Also for f H pays POSITION W ANTPD by young man "~~ nTot PIEDMONT V\ ^ L.C»T^ O\ FRLOOK1NG °->J^-1^1L~~-, _ •-.-..-. _ - ATLANTA PHONE 1800 HILBURN HOTEL, *e< ure timp o 7nt.nl. at on » oxpe enced oft e A N bia i p ^ n K W Hiri DIARKTIOr \ is the most "WE carry a full line of household furniture purchase money notes. Pos- 30 AND 12 WALTON 3T SI7B 00 feet fro lUge tn OO anl o cr dc*p dr» aiUd of all diseases In little from kltcJien to parlor also a complete Mno ireatlemen only center ot city •ee thefic lo = an 1 j u wll ag ce that there or eummpr porch goods nuch aa porch Beta WANT to exchange real estate for used autom ter & Robson, 11 Edgewood rate 5Oc 7-i and $1 00 BOOKKEfe-PER A\ J ALDITOR—1? yean, expcT chickens but if taken In time it can be porch rockers swings porch ruga etc re trig en e wi 1 stra K>iten out our bookkeeping and from S >0<> to ^OJ u be n ale on tac lot cured casil> W t sell Conkey s and bile Phone or write 451 care Edmonds on 1_ mon hs i n o DOT t s lo ra k this It eratoTB Ice cream treeaera and everything tn the drug etor e 21 -A t onue AUTOMOBlL.F repairing and drying taught office roubles tr al balanrce made small sets Pratt s r* medics for this disease and furniture line <^all and see ua before buying oursa 325 position secured Au omoblle H of books trr ttcn up P O Box S3&. Phono Ivy ani juet what w* t>n? ns o i ihan ement Call Ma _&4~ V\ \ Bakpr & ( o No 111 HI guarantee a rui e -ac apd 50c package elsewhere Terms caah or time 19 pair and Ins ruction Company I ortcr Place "Oil 4 > TED—]H O VE Y. Fourth National Dank building 15 PERSONAL^ Garage buildlrg ___ DON T let; the mites and lice get a WE will pack and ship your furniture Phone M WANTbD to borrow ^lOOO) at" oiaJe Wlllpay WANTED—Agenta at ">OO___,* mtrll build n(t 2 \V VNTKIJ SITl \ riO'XS NO 156 ST "CHARLES""' start on you disinfect the poultry ATLANTA SAFE CO. _gjgt> osk for JHoopor 40^ vV Hunter 23 good fee and give good security I*. B. 5O5 1 ) ouses and runs thoroughly with Qould Hld& jr EXPERI ENU ED trat etlng salesman fo saddlerv SPI- I\l RATE - for caah Situation Wanted ad* FOR SALE—Beautiful - room bungalow with RBMODFL.1NG repainting and repairing New Doll Hoapltftl—•Dolla repatPed sleepy eyes reset manufacturing concern Preference gtv n to ---••^•SIL-ilJlSi^JI!-.^ ante sleeping rch hoUhL scret-ne 1 Iratts Poultry Disinfectant. No gcrma anil second-hand eafea SO Madison avenue ll parta fitrtUBttefl 110 t^irkle Atlanta 34*MP ANTFO MONFY—Loan or 5-j ooo on. fifty acn-a one acquainted In the line Glie full partlcu lhroug:t>oiit hardwood doors birch doors can H\P where > ou use it and ft leaves Fhona Ma tit ^4001 north sldn property war rho^hfre Bridge ro«d Imr* references ag* and texma Address Rake STLNOOR4.PHi.RS Hie bath furnace heated also fire placea the pine nice and clean Quart 3oc, CJ TTijllc Dullvered ereirwliore p VIAVI OFFICES hree to five years no commissions Box No V,F * ii supplj ou En plOMncnt Department In three rooms p etty brick mantel in arge Rail on $1 00 ______C. K5. X1U1JS B Loean & Co AOsnM 309 1O GRAND BUIUDIVG W OonstJtutfon 2T living room other rooms have nice cabinet -Carpenters experlencod In building WANTED—To borrow $4 OOO on two new rosl I C SMITH & BROS mantels House has e%ery modern con v en A GRFAT many people advocate feed E\ER\ BANKPH LAWTBB, J P anfl BUSI- Constitution. 27 concrete torm» wages 3 tat* per hou ing- baby chicks on a ff cd that has no NESS MAN Bhotlld hai» VAN EPPS OA. [ G WbU« Engineering (Company Steven* Greek P\ PEWRITER CO lenoo and Is located on a n cely ele\ated lot FORM BbOK new POCKET EDITION 36.0O n4 MX 100 feet to a IQ-root alley This Is a rorn We ha\ e the Rice special feed \uirasts Ga- ______. -i 1 l^-N _Pryar St I_\ l ^ u dflltverad THE HARKIgON CO Atlanta. __]» \VB CAV set you S p**r cent on choice At- bargain For full partinil&rs Bee wner w]ho that is absolutely free from cor ft. A 1 o>t lanta propTtj Call or writ governrtwnt j^to blgr pay H \\TFD Po itlon bv voung Indy £t(*noKrapher" KAZOBS of all Wn«« sharpened safety razor w Hi make easj terms No 9lfi rourrh Na pood clran feed at $2 50 per 100 l^TpXTT SIGNS Blgnlfles lieat quality R H, JONES COMPVM appointments Wrte or list o* ^ No n fl^rstsnds office work thoroughly d -IVJil^J- Kent Sign Co. 130!4 Pe»clrti»«_Bt blades A apecJalty Matthews &' Ll-rely 21 Ea«t Uonal Bank buildiriE Phono Main TflS 16 609 10 Third Nat Bank Bldsr I\y 21SI Franklin Insuta « Dept 48 D llo pcrierK three jcar-" &y«t of refefen ee p o pounds __ Alabama street. " ______Box >6 ) Athene Ca 5 B^R S\fjE~4 room ~'iousc'~$«*00~Sldn cat* $10 A NBW L.OT of canar> blids Imported ACID PHOSPHATE, POTASH! «WU1 —A po'sUion ti each Sil ^r~n«tcr~(^lor OV ACI OlrNT of !«ivl-i^ t will sell my «?Ic 411 Atlnnta taoroughJ1' effl^teTit and experfptic wp have them ranging in prices from palnf HR In a Ji nc for Doara samples of ..ant new tin k hon ^ nh etnne front bfiit ^ er male OP female a ncrnia $1 00 up to $6 00 , _ SALE—Two good sates one or both, JQf Hagn* cipert chiropodist, at 3 Auction Sale of Furniture work suhmittotl refcr*>nre.B j,:v n Addtx-ss Mrs csi c portion of \Ve^t loa i re« every moj 1 offer carlv Sdvanccmcat to tbc Conoier piJiiio Call ) Provident ' T ^ Co S lit it m SiltirtwX ff P L Montgomery 2810 2bOJ*t Fltth ATTB.. Kaox em oinciilcn e Mu«t ]M seea to be appro- illain 5S46. . vlllo, Tenn. * ^ GOLDFISH GLOBES' ANO ORNA- clety, Inc., 14 Auburn'»v*au*, W. 0om^- 2l£ i rag. J.

i ^^fPh.&f^ FOR RKNT—MISCELLANEOUS. FOR BEVT—FTCTRVISHEO ItOOHS. RKiyn—va&uvunsaxx* HOWBES. to&Ax. RKAJL ESTATE—FOR SALE J4N» REST HEAI. ESTATE—FOR SAI.E AJVP RENT ECSVEBING with gravel send $1 to Riley "ELY furnished rooms, en nolle or Btnfilo. Xa&iclne Company, AatryvlHe, N C-, tor one FOR RENT—Very desirable of- iree tnlnutes walk from Cuidler building. 183 Golden Diamond, a sure cure. -i9 Ivy street. 34 W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON $900—VACANT LOT—NORTH SIDE fices*, single or en suite, outside FLRMSHEI> roon», prli^lte Some, all convenl- WE HAVE for sale two adjoining lots, which we can sell for $900 each. Tha J>R- EDMONDSDN'S Tansy Pennyroyal and Cot- enues. hot and cold tethfl 70 E Harris L 6340-J REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND E.OANS. ten Root PlIIo. a sate and reliable treatment sizes are 54x151 and 54x163. They are nice lota, and cbeap at the price, *0r Irregularities Trial box by mall 50 ceo^s. exposure, steam beat, electric NICELY "furnished looma, one block' tram Pled- Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDQEWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881. Frank Bdmonctoon & Broa , manufacturing cnem- mont hotel, board next door 4B Lnckie jt* 'IF YOU SEE FT IN OUR AP. IT'S SO." and would make a good speculation or two splendid home sites. Terms. ' ^g* ^ Xorth Broad gt, Atlanta. Ga --, — lights, elevator service. Entire NICEliY furnished Iroot rooniB, close la. all conveniences 11 Cone etreet 34 FOR SALE. HOME CHANCE. P 4LUISTRY. building recently remodeled. OBNTBALi HOTEU 8 Trinity avenue Rjooms 25c. FOB RENT OK THURSDAY, May 22, at 8 SO p m., we PINE 8-ROOM RESIDENCE, Just off Gordon street, on Culberson; size ofi Victor L.. Tremame. 5Oc and $1 OO 34 will Mil at auction three bungalows on lot 50x200. Come and hear our proposition. MCSL.Y PTJRVISHHED rooma with or Without t-R flat. Marietta St near Znman T«rda (10 00 VAughAm street, near "Wblteford avenue Also Mystic Constitution building, corner Al- B6T«ral vacant lota In the same neighborhood. Permanent iy Locate*! in Atlanta boara. private fami)?, gentlemen preferrefl. 116 3 R flat, 14S Hfgfrttad «rena« ...i W Peachtree. Very eu? terms will be ottered. Full details WE LENp MONEY ON REAL ESTATE 125 "WEST PFAfHTRKE ST abama and Forsyth. See Mr. 3 R. H.. SO Oaaklll atreet . 860 later Houta — 10 to 7 Closed on Kri la^* ONE rurnlshed front room atoo one untarnlshea 3-R H. 749 Whitehall street , 900 room. Apply 132 Cootm! avenue 34 IK SOCTfiC KiaKWQQD, fronting tne Eaet I^ka EVBLOPS personal magnetism and pay chic 3-R H, Powier street .. , . 1000 powers by which your greatest wish 'in poul Knight at Constitution. 33 and thscatur car line, and right at a stop, a TWO cool rooms for summer, with modenC con- a-R. H, 126 Lore street 8.901 "«rn bungalow of ft rooms, with utone lotind*- E. RIVERS REALTY COMPANY - bo alized weak mediums jjeylopgd ^_ Jl veal encea gentlemen, or couple only Apt I, 3 H, H , 175 Rantjolph street 860 . Hardwood floon and all modern conveni- 8 WEST ALABAMA. BOTH PHONES 1207. tOR Bt/NT—SUBURBAN AGRi-^GE 87 WaaMngtoii st M 2358 J 34 r Use the Want Ads to find work or bB\FN"Tt,EN acres on Marietta car line at Sta- 3-R H , 43 Kendall street .. 10OO ences. Large, ehady. corner lot. Price $4,250 tion half mile beyond rlvor 10-room house, TWO connecting rooms, furnlsbed complstc for Terms. See Mr. Radford- Wor&era. rooms or roomers, board or housekeeping private family sink In kitchen, 3-R H . R. Kvans Drive, Ft UoPbe sao boarders, homes or home-buyers 1060 ON NORTH BOOIjEVARD—A 8-room ntmsolo' 11 bam UjU fe«t Iiont on electrit. car lint all conveniences 70 West Baker «tre«t- 84 3-R H , 354 Edgewood avena« Just completed Two servants* rooms, sleeping [LomobUe road, W &. A. rallroaa and LARGS alfy neatly turn!shed room, clone 8 H H , 23 Corput street 900 . EDWIN L. MARLING - porch, furnace-Heated, and all modern convem- BUSINESS AVD MAIL OHDEB r«tJ truait Xddress T15 fbe Graud bids "g West Peachtree 84 3 R H , 72 South JactBon street encea Price $8.500. $500 cash, balance to cnlt ESTATE 32 EAST ALAB VMA ST BOTH PHONES 1287. DIRECTORY. H , SO Falrvlew avenue .. 800 THUEE connecting rooms, furnished or untarnish- pcren«fl«T B«e Mr H , 24 Lumpktn street . .. 760 PHCCE ST5USBT HOME — We offer 3S Spruce tlTeet a modern 10 n>am two story house. G\S ed rate reasonable 343 S Fryor at 34 4-R H , 94 lx>vejoy afreet .. .. ONE OF THE MOST BEATJTIFUI. bungalow la Inman Park tor $5,000 Owner was offered corner lot. 100x170 for $0 500 If a modern up to-date home la what *ou are looking ROOM fa ROOMS ROOMS far housekeeping 4-R H . 53 Belt etreet or on easy terms, we would lifce to show you this at once It la worth more money than fc.aK fePACs wicn uae or lelepboi eingle Ivy 8002 I* 143_Spring at. 4-R H 223 HumptorltB street 1250 $6.000 for this place a few month* ago, but POttT \BltE OIl»-C,\3 Candter building. now leaving city and Ia willing to mah« lie FO are ashing for It and at the above price is for a quick sale. We might take a email keraBene oil 12 y^ri 4-R H . Lakewaod and 17 acres ot a&< . jcre of _property or a good l&t aa part pay m ent __ per year 150 00 sacrifice) No In formation over pltoa*. Se» Mr Odor Ideal Steam t oit din "White >HU1I> HIXJLS HOME—On one ot the beat drives In Druid Hllle -we offer a. new, modern. aer on ono eya any nry JU POR Rt^T PITR^ISHISD 4 R H . 31 McDonough road 10 00 PEACHTREE INN. •R H . Stewart aveznie antT 13% «ora» of SWELL MODERN BUNGALOW on north aide, lr 10-rootn two-story houee with every known conTenipnce, influding vapor hoat for $1B,- Whitehall St Phone^ .. TOO The house ccct about this (o build It a Drult! Hills homo Is what you ara looking for. _aparim«.nis 1J5 ^jtrliig olieet 3-t land . . a rapidly growing section Good buy, tor ?5 000 I flat. 262 Eait North a-renna ... .1'7 50 Druid Hills neighborhood. Kaay termfl. See Mr Ou cannot afford to a%erlook this piece of property THRfc-i> n <.ly fir firs! fl lor rooms with owapr WE have about 25 nice, clean 4-R Hat Marietta street near Inman Martin. _ PONCE DE LEOV AVENUE LOT—We havt me of the bc^l i tiildr-ii hot an I t-olii wator use of phone rooms for rent during the sum- avenue 60x200 lor $1>0 per front root Your own ter•nnms will buj It Take U up with y J Tarda WOO IN THE FOURTH WAR.D—Some property on two iliiR diataiite 1101 th fc.i''^_ Oall ^^ _i^*^ tncr at $3 per week, European, In- 5 R H , B HoldernesB street ... 20 00 good streets, renting for $68 a month, $6 000 nt once if Interested In a building lot on PoQcode STOVES AND RBFRIGER\TOR RDPA ^ L,\ cain- clviding- clerk, bellboy and tele- And a long Hat of larger houses Come to see us One-half cash Thla le good property, and a N THE GRANT PARK SECTION—We Offer a 5-room cottage lot 40xlOO Tor $1 OOO. 5200 caah, Wo sell second *iand gas filovea. _ _ ___ phone service Same room, Ameri- FOSTER Jk ROBSON splendid Investment Sea Mr Cohen We sweep chimneys can, $7 50 per week Public baths $15 per month for the Balance It is worth the money See us about It at once ) Atlanta Phona 223"' Bell Phone Main 2ft39 Ij\ fural »hed room very close In 10 jauP«_m*rj __$_IO gJ J8V_ Ca 1 n Ivy free Room, with private bath at- M( CLY fumtjslied rooma cJoee la all i tached, $6 to $7 per week, Et-o- AKEv J «T.S US.li.^Kl^^ * A^rste ^rip"neV"P^"irV's' ^i <• itnis ^db lenLrai aie_ M 'jOSb J ___ _ _ pean $11 to $12 50 American. PEACHTREE ROAD SUBDIVISION = \Mt-JFi.. r, \\Ai.KLit LAL ite or phone for our rent bulletin %V« *H North IVjc T St, Iw " lart,9 Ilrft of hooiea for rtnt Ralph 391 PEACHTREE ST. CEO. P. MOORE n TtTI I eacht ee street ^7 WITH 1,050 FEET FRONTAGE, will cut 23 lots Can exchange for K RKPVIHt-IJ. some city property—income property, \\ ould take an apartment 'THE MARTINIQUE. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING louse or some negro property. - J0tf WHirSHALJ \S O ur tliret fur ui unfur rooiru«, ratea rea-5 COR EI.LJS AND IVT HTS ALL lilTidi it fur-nil i. (»n«hlo o"l Whitehall <*Ucet o-t (Next Door to Elks' Clat) FURNISHED ROOMS, with conpecttog bath DJ-L.K till II rooms" txt-elteiit table "Tates~re«s« 96 ACRES on Peachtree road, 2,200 feet frontage; good farm, i*t> flcaiant 81 S Pryor atitpt 34 TWO nl<-fly furnished rooms to four young _» 10 AUBURN AVENUE or business women separate beds hot wat> rented; to exchange for some city property. Come make me an L>\J t. nail 'ur room tloee )n ail conveniences bath all conveniences Ivy 1295 35S Peacbtrse » Lain j, « \\«j 34 offer on this today. Must be sold at once. LuVKL.1 lively (uraiihed room close Jn Alt BOAHDbRS —Excellen t tablo fare close la, nlc 3u%_eiii< ate- pmAte_Ja_m111 _27S Lourtiaad 34 FOURTH WARD NEGRO PROPERTY _ly JurnHhfd j-oontB ^5 Ui c kle jt _ d* BEN GRAHAM COMPANY M V Ul furni-lied lounw with or without board THRBF connecting front rooms also single n?on), lo-,e in JL\j "D14U _J39 Couri.laad__ J4 for light houaekeeplgg Atlanta phone 5883-F ONE 14-ROOM house and 7 single houses on 319 EMPIRE BLDG. MAIN 4376. I%VO ni elj furnk-bed rooms f i'ihed room Jn private home, t Camp Grocery Company 3-13 Poacfatree street. ntleman good netscborhood Main A complete line of fancy groceries and Ircsh large lot. Rents for $67. Price, $5,000. One- p meats "Wo make a specialty o fresh vegetable* NIUEL1 furnished rooms 2 bfocke ot Oandler bids O T fAMP Munggar TWO nicely ^furnished rooms for gentL , ... half cash. With or without board iiot and cold bath At walking dLatance every conveolence, reference WEST PEACHTREE STREET t*L.Y lam i 7U Ib4 CourLland H required JHS South Pryor street nicely furnlehed upstairs i FOR RblsT— Nicely furnished room with private ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIPTJL HOUSES on the street Absolutely every FLY^SCREENFLY bath gentlemen only Apply 485 Peacfctree modern convenience, clothes and dust chutes, hardwood floods, tiled street 34 PEACHTREJE CORNER—$2,500 CASH 1\\Q rooina light housekeeping Electrlcltj porches, oak stairway, tile roof, two porcelain baths, beautiful and expensive will pay you to see our toods and get price* phone_ bath 361 Spring street Close Jn ixtures and hardware, laundry, servant's bath, two rooms over garage. 217 Kiser Bl Is Main 1319 Porter Screen Com- PEACHTREB CORNER, fronting 25 feet; in 1 pany J J CruwTord ApfTit 1 ELEGANT rooms, 50c and up per day $2 30 House has four bedrooms, sohdl} built on a hand-cut stone foundation, high, and up per weelt Hot and cold baths free block of Georgian Terrace. Only small cor- BICYCLE HKPAJR5. THE PICKWICK Gate City .Hotc* I08jf£ South Forsyth St. 34 elevation, lot 65x175 feet, on toe corner. Price, $17,500, on easy terms. NF\V TEN STOrfY Breproof building Rooms ner on the street. Price, $25,000; $2,500 cash, bal- ATI^ANTA BICYCLE COMPANY 10 PETERS TT •single or en suite wJth bath 77 Falrlle St. FO H KBJVT—UNFUftX ISH ED ROOMS. Call us for bicycle repairs and supplies M&i*. loinmcr Carnegie library -,-J~-"-.-.-"-_. .- - - — r ^-VN-^^~~- • —•" —• -~ ira> or Atlanta 1438 31 TWO large uofurnlflhed rooms t< ance 1, 2, 3 and 4 years. TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN Nt, upstairs furnished toom private bath, prt Ing reterences 05 Hood et >IBEH. vale family gentlemen preferred C lotto in lvy_..-Ul^L S* FOR RENT—FUKNIIHED HOCSES. SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE BUILDING. G"CO^ \It r LY fu-rnlghed i«oomB and, kitchenette BOTH PHONF-i >0 Hj_ NTTIR ST Gordon btreet "West 10J7 J J14 and large perfectly arranged for t-wo etna. I fit- \LTlttjL. loom dressing room prirate bath families flva bedrooms, eleeping porch etc PAINTS VM) CRfc-O^OrK S1* OQ7 L ^_^ COFIELD INVESTMENT COMPANY MLt L.\ rum shed ms for llglit oouaelce«p!ng. rROM. June 15 to September 15 nicely Curnlat home on >«orth Jactoon three bed roomfl, all ,000 CASH 605 EMPIRE BUILDING TELEPHONE MAIN 2224. \fANl FACT1 RJSlts of h ph ^ra.le paints 14o_J,prlng street 34 «hita lead tn I t reo*. ntf> stains VS e make con tenlences rent reasonabJo to adult party eady mixed paints t order Corner FURNISHED front room tor rent, 65 Caaital Phone l^y >>109 3< 1 avenue 34 France and T owr - streets Bell phone I\y Completely fur 7 r h lor summer references fiS52 J At Ian 11 (IA UHVI^Hr' D apartnient lour rooms near N required 88 E Oa Ave Malp 4170 1*_ WILL TUKjST THE DEAL and put you in pos- For Sale—One Acre Tract With Railroad Boulcvari pirty leaving town Pbone at once y 4734 J (.heap rent to right party Mrs MT HOMK 802 Myrtle £ reel furnished for aum CONTR\< H m r months seven rooms two bat ha, $60 per month BPll_ phone_Iv>_62 session of a piece of property in the shadow Frontage A VI) &O VILLA furnished 5 room apartment, vcij FOR~RtVT"Ia West End until October 3, «t- SITU-VTED just off th Lh of the HURT OFFICE BUILDING on EDGE- Ntw iDik City _J3 slrable party without small children Phoi West 102S B BRIDGE BUILDERS. BfM.HT-11 suniij E-room Apartment close m stea-n 1 t.at hot water gas stove tile bath WOOD AVENUE. "AUSTIN BROS" iln poii-h f,leeplug porch Bee Owner 715 Fe STEEL. MATERIAX, er- tmilUtn^ or phone Main. 1225 d3 J. M BEASLEY, Sales Manager. C^:;^K~^tLI-^~fulnl3hea front room first flour, Owner needs some cash and wants an offer. I,***^ MOWF-TtV 1U2SH4R1»12M<:U,. i,tutleimn jiefaned ^I4^entral avenug 84 THRI fe. t implied: rooma !OL Hght housekeeping OUR RENT Itot describes ererytalns for rent. Balance can be handled easy. This is a pick-up. maker It good a.s new Ue ilao make a -,pe gua aater bath Main S1^^ 34 Call, write or phone for one Ivy 8390 B. R BURDETTE REALTY CO. rlalty of repairing ranges and of sharpening la&n 1 Charles P Glover Realty Company, 2H Walton mowers all our tn^n arc skilled white experu Mf*S ?u niKhe i room all comenlencee verj The Atlanta Stove Lo 101 N Forsyth st, l CALL, -write or phone tor our rent Bulletin. Wo , BLACKSMITHING. carry & large list of aouaea for rent. Ralph road, on terms of $1,200 cash, balance I, 2 and 3 years at 6 per O-Cocbran 74 76 Feaehtrea B treat W. L. & JOHN 0. DuPREE cent interest. This lot fronts 85 feet on Peachtree, 300 feet on High- K1RKWOOD, 10-ROOM HOU&B 154 S Pryor ice!) furalabed rooms lit prl xata fimlH Brougtiton & Tabernacle 210 HEINT ?30, 34 Norwood ave lot 1OO by m land drive, and is 156 feet wide in rear. Buy this bargain in the I nBH.EL.LA'*-—^Vholeiinle^ and Ketail^ Water bath sidewalk one block car line beu o^vncr J W Smith Fhune M 2033 S24 At Real Estate. 501-2 Empire Building. center of Peachtree activity "Taylor-Made ' Umbrellas It gen icraen Tu'-ni lied rooriih wltb owner also lanta National Bank^bldg 37 from j flktr- ill pi is an 1 =tvlos -VCITV lights ph ii-f all nlg'it t^r sarUce Price $10 FOR RKNT—House*. stores and apartments. Bell Phone Main 3457, Atlanta 930. p ing and rc| ilitne rv umbrt la kept In lur one Sl~ fo>- two l%J_Cooper sc [-1 Call write or phone for our Bulletin. Both with a great future. Bargain at $45,000. Will consider, some repair free Ph f'i al sman prompt t* phones 5408. George P^ Moore, 1O Aubum^yg^ loe T\\ r OR t MFM f I A. CO MUfc.L.'V furnished rooms desirable location Llo.se In Phone 3^(7 Atlanta 45 E Mitchell OLR weekly rent list Kives lull description of gilt-edge property in exchange street__ „____ 34 everything for rent Call for one or let m mail It to you Forrest & George Adalr VM) BIC\( I,KS. \ PRI\ A.TP Jewish family can accommodate a 16 ARIZONA AVENUE EDGSWOOD—Six-room (vEih 01 n [thoiit board twautiruJ!} JocatetJ op- house with water bath ana all conveniences HALF BLOCK OF PEACHTREE lot 60\iOO Apply 715 The Grand Ivy j».OB WILLINGHAM REAL ESTATE AGENCY Iwi liiR1* S t 1 postie pari Urge rooiriH parquet flooring ai 1 used ti j. IPJ ^let-trii. llj-lHe tc le<)h nc e Client tablo Ref GET our Weekly Rent Bulletin Wa move ten- ^ NO. 9 AUBURN AVENUE, ercu<_t.s t-xLliange i te us r tenable Mrs A ants renting $12 50 and up FREE See notice 144 FEET BY 123—Corner, for a little fraction over JlffO a foot Thla Is John J Woodsld,e, the Renting Agent. 12 Au- the best pick up yet, from present money tightness This property will i Itr S*C 1609 Ph >ne tor dei Ivy 4069 14 bring $200 a foot when the market loosens up a bit. $4,000 cash, one, two ~ FOR RENT—AP \RTME3STS. can sell below the market. If you have a few thousand istied rooms bath and sleeping po and three years for balance. l»o gentlemen Peachtree plac- BCAUTTFljL, Bunny, o room apartment. ci«se In. ^ ___ steanwheat hot -water, gaa stove, Ule batb dollars cash, this place will make you money. tile porch sleeping porch See Owner. 715 Pe- EDWARD H. WALKER. and wart-houae 239 41 Ldgewood aveaua Ivy o\h. nice large room five windows, all conven ters building or phone_Maln_1225 JJ8 1 ien.es on tar line sp end id neighborhood. Main Have $5,000 to loan on good north side property. 2051 John J Woorfsid* gt ra>.e Company 47 I~\ST~LAIN STREET 5 rooms freahly paint d clean and in nice repair $23 per month CO\iR\Cl FVIM1NO \ \ r Il\ di SilrabU loom for ren: every con WALKER REAL ESTATE COMPANY \pplv ow ner >OB Atlanta National Bank build L TIN n\C.. rt ue i e in u ling lio and cold waier cl tie ins ?? WILLINGHAM REAL ESTATE AGENCY ij_ ihone H> J 1! __ 34 J \ JOHNSON TJiRPE ROOM apartment bath and kitchenette 35 NORTH FORSTfTH STREET. P \1NT1N* id will tinting of all kinds Bel! i \Ri h i th furnlshM front room with pr (Joan In all t-OHvcnlencea Inquire Apartment IVY 3780. - 9 AUBURN AVE. phone 12SS J 81 van balh O-l Forrest nvr 14 ^ J F Lain , 38 UA.UUL.IL ^ SHU'S. iiTvi Til I 1 ro. m well f irni- iea in~apartmciH FOR large cool rooms drawing rooms 44x18 witn 01 w hout boaid M N care Constitu flue old furniture Stein way grand balh bal oonj overlooking Washington Square June to 2—BARGAINS—2 HA'T'R'C'UTS-"" rrM furni--h« I room close in all con October $W> per month to good people Ad HARRIS G. WHITE . 3 Viaduct Pla. .een Peach tree _and_Broad ilress Mrs Barren 107 Waverly Place, New York v _ 38 327 GRANT BUILDING SrfCr>S. (• I JUJin \ L frmt room j-tflned n-orUi side pii i HLD apartment fourth fl or fro $2,750. STU L p £ R " "mip AN Y" * QI modern fli e room el ator SIGNS MAIM TflS IV Ff-scJitree &nd rvor 50x185 CLOSE IN on West Peachtree street. Price $20,500. R \<- I» '1th board all conven ACREAGE Will exchange for farm. Rents $1,200 per year and growing m % r\VO i heii nd bath furnished 1table* biiHd Bell phone ^laln 34-0 furnished \lso garage ivj J4J2 38 value daily. NT \ TITIt yR^VTrh TO grnunj furnished ro HIP all HERE is a tract of 14 furnished central location Bar This tract has over a mile of beautiful road frontage and is in walking dis- gia.n Refer«>nc*« Burnett 330 W SStb. St 38 uoV"Maln"510O * Fl In thr^e storv nl tance of the Oglethorpe university site. It will double in value several \er ng a specialty 33 pn 1 (INC ) J7 XV AUiander St Phone Ivy WE HAVE ample connections whereby we can make loans on Fulton County Home Builders VACANT ~LOTS on north side from $500 to $5,000 They wilfmaXe you E. C. CAliAWAY, President. J. W. WILLS, Secretary desirable real estate in the city. Anyone wishing to have BBKJ. PADGKTT, JR., Superintendent of Construction. money. JOH]Sr WESLEY COOPER, Salesman. a loan made quickly will please see us We can place the applica- 629-30 CANDLER BUILDING. PHONE IVT 4674 tion witnout anv unnecessary delay. new and up to daw mode ate price* a trial. Jackson £. Orr Company Ue KOd W &. A rail Pad Both phonee JONES LER BUILDING. Ladles J^anatiiJ. hats cleaned nad shaped f 1 00 Genie Panama hats cleaneJ and shaped. 75c. With new band and sweat (1 OO ,^ R. C. WOODBERY & COMPANY Soft and stiff bats Cleaned reshaped, &Oc Band sv, eats or braidinsa 25c each extra. REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. FOR SALE Straw nets bleached and pressed 35c. SHELBY SMITH Out of-town ordtrr^ gi'.ea attention SU3 EMPIRE LIFE BUILDING PHONB IVY 4726. HEAL ESTATE. LOANS, ACili HATTERS 2O EAST HUNTER ST AN BDBAI, HOME overlooking Grant Park; would Bell Main 5381— Phones— Atlanta WEST MITCHELL ST., close ia, 55x117, improved with brick stare- anmb«5r ongmal oak, hickors, chestnut, etc Mil! had capacity of grain. 2,500 W. D. -HOYT, Sales Manager, ,~ _„-* bushel^ dail-v Want estate divided reasoji for selling Land fronts W A rail- L I E B MA N 401-2 Empire Building. Phone Main JEWELER, load onl-v 40 miles from Atlanta Price $6.000 Terma. or will exchange for G. Atlanta, property rr /-^ T>T A "iff*!/! } EEAL ESTATE. -BENTTNG, FOOT W»±cli Jepalrlnt 121 Whitehall. M. 2609 \Jf ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BUILJ^LNG. 17 WAI/CQN STREET., See Next Page:fO£ Other Classified NFWSPAPFR! „_ ~ KFWSPAPFR MORTUARY take-place in th&cl&u;ehyar& " 3EL4SSIHED ADVERTISEMENTS Waahlnton. May 14.—1 A petltlort'WHS lied, late ^today with thtf' Interetat^ Mrs. G. W. p$rtont'TallapaStO11 rltoryk which Is the colmlnatlon of a ton and G. A. 'Barton. The funreal announced, later. With Australians for roung ^atcner 01 oosran | p^^^^ Conte8t over rateB to mA SOME GENUINE BARGAINS will be-held Thursday at 3 p. m. at Tennis Cup. - MatinnaU Purchased—Not' from North Carolina points. The com- the residence. The Interment sWlll be Charles Crowley. INaupnaib jrun_u. road, 5<>xl65 feel. May B. .000 Arm and Hammer Soda—C3.O5; keg *oda. 2c. SHARP & BOYLSTON $1,723—3. J. Bradley to C. J. Haden, lot on Baking Powder—Rnmfort. $2.50: Royal. No. 1. est side Williams street, at southwest corner *4-SO; No. 2. $5.00; Honrford'a. $4. SO; Good of LJnden street. 80x90 feet. May 8. WORLD RECORD BROKEN Lack, 53.75; Success, fl.80; Rough Alder. 11.80; TS elegant flavor is solely due to $9,OOO—W. G. Ijovell to F. M. Bulloch, ewwst milk, $3.25; Mntfc Yeast. 60c. 98 West North avenue. 50xl5O feet. May ft. FOR SQUAD SHOOTING Beans—Lima. 7%c; Na^y, *3.00. BARGAIN FOR TRADE $850—Ease Point Land company to Standard Flour—Elegant, JT, BO; Diamond. $0.73: Selt- I OH company, lot on west side Main atreet, 105 RJsing. *6.50; Monogram. 9&.8&1 Carnation, original fineness—developed by age. feet south of Williams atreet, BOxltK) feet. April Montgomery, Ala., May 14.—The Tfi; Golden Grain, $5.25; Bltte Ribbons. 4.S-"; 30. world's record for squad shooting was tcalse. per cratet $3.00; Buckw&eat. $3.00[& TWO-STORY brick building, 3 stores and 2 apartments $3.400—Lillie H. Hobtss to James W. De- broken today in the professional shoot- huenther, lot on east side Boulevard circle. 36T Lard and Cornpcxind—Cottolene, 97.20; Soow- above; on prominent north side street; double car feet north of Greenwood avenue. 45x120 f«et. ing at the interstate association's tour- drirt. cases, $B-OO. FUka White, 8K- Loaf. 13c May 12. nament here, when a total score of 495 basic. Ink—Per crate. $1.20. service. Owner lives out of city and desires to sell. This $4.500-^r. H. "Whlsenant to G. B. Powell. > . out of a possible 500 was made. The International Stock Foirder. 94-00. MO South Pryor street. 50xllS teet. April 11. shooters were F. G. Bills, "W. R. Cros- Jelly—SO-Ib. palla. $1.85; CWM. 4-,QOO—George B. Powell TO Mlttii D. Jernl- H. Hier. Hieri who broke 210 targets Honey, $1.80. an, same property. April 4. Leather—White Oak. 40e. Made and bottled by us ONLY for 40 years straight yesterday, today broke 99 out Mince Meat—Blue Ribbon. $2.55. HURT & CONE 3830-^r. E. McMIllen to Mre. J. H. Llpscomb, of 100. Pe&per—Crated. i6c; sroutid, 20e. lot 309 feet north of Thompson avenue, at north The preliminary handicap. In which Rice—4c *o 7c; Brits. $2.60. line of Btount ' property, 60*292. April 30. Sour Qh*rWn&—l*ep crate. $1.80i uegf, $120 'WO—Mrs. K. Oblen to f J, E. HcMf exceHent shooting' was done, became N.O. 301 EMPIRE LIFE BLDG. PHONE IVY 2939. Far sale by these following distributors: 15.00; >wMt mixed. »eKfl. 91-76; olive*. fiSc to lot west aide E. Pratt avenue, between Th< a fight between J. K. Warren, of BIr $4.60 per dozen. son avenue and W. Cleveland avenue, 60r2&2. mlngham, and Ted Alexander, ot Chi- Extracts—10o Bonders, BOo par dozen; 35a November 25, 1912. Sanders. $2.00 per dozen, $1,900—Mrs. Julia 0. Bentley to T. B. Lump- cago; Warren -winning by two targets R. C. Starch. Oc; CeUnlold vtcrco. 12. W; EDGEWOOD AVENUE CORNER J. J. WILLIAMS Jacksonville, Fla. Realty company, NO. Ifll Bell wood enue. In an extra twenty to decide their clean •go starch. 90c. 26x108. May 12. scores on the first hundred. The south- Sugar—Granulated, $5.35; llEht brown, 5c; NOCK C& SNYDER Louisville, Ky. $5550 — W. T. Dunn to James T. Cowan, half ern handic-ap will be shot tomorrow, d irlr brown, 4c; domino,, flc.8c, FORTY FEET FRONT. Rent will bring g-ood interest on the Interest In lot east side Union avenue, 343 teet with over 100 contestants. $4,00; _ _ __ R. L. CHRISTIAN C& CO. Richmond, Va. south of Cheetnul street, 100x300. May /," $4.00; Lenox. $3.70; Poio," $2J50f 5*1 money over and above the increase in value. $135 a foot! You $1.80O — Realty Trust company to Mrs. . Wrapper. $1.90; Red Letter. $1.90; Oolfl Mfam". W. P. IVES C& CO. Norfolk, Va. Cobb, lot north side Avery drive, being lot 3 ¥1.90; Fairy, 94,00; Grandma. $3.85; Sweet- must act quickly for this is positively the cheapest thing on the ock 25. Ansley Park. 8Oxl78. August 7, 1912 GEORGIA TRACK TEAM heart, $8.85. RAHILY WINE C& LIQUOR CO. Petersburg, Va. $3,553 — Commonwealth properties company to SnufT—On-> pound RallroBd Uaeabor. 4Se! I3o street. Mi*. Cornelia Ternune, lot east side Spring OFF FOR NEW ORLEANS Railroad Macapoy, 46.10; 5c Hallracd M«eaboy. KAUFMAN BROS. CO. INC. Girard, Ala. etrect. 100 feet south of Baker atreet. 45xluO $3.00; lOc Blue Ribbon, $6.10; Extra Freah May 12. Scotch. $6.10; Bmttm. »8.10; Dental. $6.10 MARVIN R. McCLATCHEY WM. WISE CO. Birmingham, Ala. $4. J.5G —Pau l Goldsmith and B. M. G, Athens, Ga.. May 1*.—(Special.)— Butter cap, $5.70; Hot Scotch, 9&.OO; Red Flag. Mm, Emma T. Lewis, lot north side Sydney 1 $3,7O; DeVoae'a $6.00. GRIEL BROS. CO. street. 193 feet east of Loomls street, 48x190. The following men leave tomorrow for Smoking Tobacco—Dake'e Hlxtare, per ftosa, TELEPHONE IVY 5220. CANDLER BLDG. Montgomery, Ala. May 10. New Orleans to compete in the S. I. A. $5.85.- Bull Durham, $5.85; Victory. $5.76 GRIEL TRADING CO. Pensacola, Pla. U.25O — West End Parfa company ot R. L. A. track meet events, representing Queen Quality. $9.00; Sensation, $0.00. Campbell, lot south side South Gordon street,, 200 Georgia, Captain F. D. Paddock, of Goewlng Tobacco—Bleb and Waxy, 50c; Brngl* List your property with us for quick sale. W. J. RAHILEY Petersburg, Va. feet west of Ontario 50x180. April 17. 1 54e; Star Navy. 43c; Corker. 32c; Battle Ax, $0,300—Same to Real Estate Trust company, Brooklyn, entered in the broad Jump J2c; Gravely, _ 4Sc;^on^He Ba«le,_30c; Bchnappa. lot north side South Gordon, street, 560 feet eaet and 220 dash; Klrby S. Malone, Monti- R-J-R. 47c; Brown'c of Wlll-iard* , 70xWQ. April 28. cello, shot put and 220 race; P. R. . , 54,000 — Same to ;ama, lot east side Ontario Franklin Clear*, 935.00; Old Virginia Cborootn, ••' BROWN-FORM AN CO., Distillers d stokes ueaa. 200 f**t north of Souta Hill, high Jump; Stephen A, Crump, of 912.00; Two Orphans. 915.00; Old Glory, 914.0O. G. T R. FRASER Gorton street, 116x21>3. April 23. Macon, 120 hi'gh and 220 low hurdles; Sxrup—Georgia Cane, per vallon. S8c: 10-lb, . "BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE." $3,000— A. M. and M. Minnie V.. Arnold Ed C. Dlllard. of Arnoldsvllle, mile Elk. 93.50; 5-lb, Elk. 93.75; barrel*. Blue Rib- J. •Loe, lot west side McDonald street, 176 race. The trials are to be Friday and bon, 30c; 15-Ib. Karo. 92.10. 19 REAL ESTATE ROW. Y. M. C. A. BUILDING. IVY 2308. LOUISVILLE, KY. feet north of Euckel street, 73x150. May 7 Chewing Gam—Taffy Tola. Jan. 92.TS*. Juicy 5125 — Otis Lyons to William E. Besser one- the finals Saturday. Ft'Ht. 92.75; Spearmint. 92.75: Adam** third interest la tot' southwest corner Lindsay and Graf ton streets, 76x120. April 29 ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET. ORMEWOOD PARK. $5,50O — Charles j. Payne to Charles A. Mal- Riverside's Record. :By W. "R. Wnlto. Jr.. of tfce Wblta prorlslon Co.) ' linson, lot north sld« West Fourth street 223 Gainesville, Ga., May 14.—(Special.) Quotations based en actual cwchases 3aring - A MOST COMFORTABLE 2-story, 8-room dwelling, just vacated by Mr. feet east of VVlIUaniB street, 30x180. May 13. carreot week. Y1 C. B. Bidwell, and across the street from the beautiful Horine home. The complete record of the Riverside Goad to choice Bteera, 1.000 to 1,200 pounds, Bond for Title. Military academy baseball team In $o.7i» to $6.50. Large corner lot, stable, chicken house, flowers, one block from car and scoring Its eighteen straight wins Is Good steers, 800 to l.OOO pounds, $9.5O to $3.536 — 13. Rivers to Mrs. M. H. pegi-am, lot $0,00. school. Cost owner over ?6.500, but can sell for $5,500. Terms, $1,875 cash on west efde Parksdale drive. 334 feet south of as follows: Medium to good steers. 700 to 850 potiade, Peachtree Way. 00 — J. R. Hopkina to George M. Jfllcs', Riverside 1, G. M. C. 1. 94.2fl to *4.B5. SOUTHWEST CORNER SPRING AND HARRIS. t on southeast corner Martin atreet and South The above represents ruling prices of -good Advertising Drives the Wheels of Trade «rme, 75x100 fnet. May 13. Riverside 5. G. M. C, 2. quality of beef cattle. Inferior grades and dairy $7,600—Le e Wlialey to D. C, Holly, 162-3 Riverside 16, Gordon 4. •pea selling lower. LOT 100x151—One block from Capital City club, one block from acres in enHt part of northwest quarter of land Riverside 4, Gordon S". lot 196; alno 4 acres in northhwest corner of Riverside 3, Dahlongae 2. Medium to common steers, -if fat, 800 to 900 Buick Motor Car Co. building and one block from Carl Witt 'That which 1 feared and fostered .oribeast quarter of land lot 106. May. 1913 pounds. '$4-90 to $5.50. ?5.36O—R. A. Jofcnson to Arthur Thurman Riverside 8, Dahlotigea, 1. Medium to common oowc. It tit. 70O to 800 building. Price $75,000; one-fourth cash, balance I, 2( 3 and 4 years. in thought has come upon me." ot on north aid* Richardson street 178 feet Riverside 6, Wake Forest 6. pounds. $4.25 to $5.25. aat of Capitol avenue, 32x90 feet, February Riverside 7, Stone Mountain 1. Mixed common. 000 to 800 pounds. $8.25 to Transferred to Jacob L. Harris. May "18 Riverside 13, Goodes 2. Si.00. It is recorded of a member of the animal ?3l.OOO—George M. Hope and J. K. Ottley Good butcher bulls, $3.50 to $4.00. McLENDON BROS. Brookwood Real Estate company, lot on south Riverside 11, Gordon 4. kingdom that with the advent of cold Hue of land lot 48, 1,138 feet east of Plaster's Riverside 17, Stone Mountain 4. Prime hogs. 16O to 200 oversee. $.V30 to $8.50. BELL IVY 531. REAL ESTATE. ATLANTA 1738. Bridge road, on Southern railroad 1 100x1 714 Total: Riverside, 144; Opponents, 41. Good butcber ho$a. 140 to 150 a*erag£, $8.10 weather he crawls into a hole and goes to feet.' August 17, 3912. J $8,20. $70.400—George M. Hope and estate __ „ Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 average. $7.75 A. Robertson Linseed ALSO a number of others in this beautiful suburb at attractive prices. See us ness until fall. 104 feet east of Culbersan street, 52*173 feet. for Decatur and oth^r suburban property. October 1, 3910. Transferred to Georgia Duluth, May 14.—Linseed. ?1-29^@J.29; 3I«r. and Realty company. May 12. County Board, WrU Meet. 91.20. nominal; J«Iy. 51.31. asbed; September, The anticipation of poor business and the 35,300—Cool edge and Janes to Amy G. Kohler, DOmlnal; October. $1.33% asked. No. 20 Hale atreet, 48x100 feet. May 8. For the purpose of awarding the con GEORGIA HOME AND FARM CO. withdrawal of means of communication tracts for Interior work bn Pulton's Liverpool Grain. PHONK, IVY 5767 114 CANDLER BLDG. Quitclaim De«dn. new $1,000,000 courthouse;,, now In Liverpool. May 14.—Wheat, spot easy, !No. with the buying public really cause poor $250—Mrs.. Mamie Carson to Mra. Annte course of construction, a call meeting Sheats. flv« acres on elde West Lak. e ave- of the board of county commissioners Manitoba. 7s l?id; No. 2 Manitoba. 7a business. nue, 013 feet south of Simpson street. April 14 NO. 3 Manitoba. 7s 7%d- Futures. May, 6s $1,20, O — Mrs. Sopaie J. Sellg to Loftis &, Boat- will be held this morning. Th&. wor's ^d; July. 7a 5d; October. 7s 2%d. SEMI-CENTRAL BARGAINS «nrelte. 89001- side Beocber sstreet. . 38.^. t-o- he- give- n out Includes the nmrble Corn, apot steady: American mixed, new, 5s Te«t weet of Lee street. 30x200 feet. May 10 ' finishing and other decorative id; American mixed, newk. kiln-dried. 0* WHITKHAL/J- STRJEET CORNER, with railroad frontage. Here Is the best The experience of certain^ wise ones In _,%d; American mixed, old. 3a ll^d: American pick-up on Whitehall street. The lot is of a triangular shape, 170 feet on $5 — Dr. J. N. Cooh to Mre. M. A, Wellborn] ! the building. lot on west sMo Ch«poltee avenue, 138 feet mixed, lod, via Galveston. 5« Sd. Futures easy; Whitehall. 121 "feet on Humphries, L'OO on railroad, for $20,000 few days only proves that by. advertising througn the July (La. Plata), 5s. alc v< u b north ot Sydney street, 46x176 Feet. , May 1ft. Term's. This ^.yi_™ *: l - -» money._ warm months they can keep business up'to $1 — Purchase Money Note company to J. H. Billion of Emergency Money. "APARTMENT—One of the best buys on north side, corner "lot,I 55x257;T aThree- Whteenant. No. 340 South Fryer street 50x113 Mining Stocks. story brick, renting for $241 per month. This is a beauty for only ?30,000. normal and often upi to the volume of the feet. April- II. Washington. May 34. — Printing/ of a Terms. The owner lives out of city. This is another real bargain. Remem- L. Dickey' estate - (by executors) billion dollars of emergency currency Bnstoa. May 14,—Arizona Commercial, 3 5-16; ber. on_the j>est__comjngr street north side. Dcm't wait, it will be gone. winter season. Charles J. Martin, lot on north side Pace's. Ferry to be distributed to banks offering ac- Calumet and Arizona. 63%; Greene Cananea, 6%; > road. 35O feet west of Maddo* proper'v inn^ North Butte. 28%J INVESTMENTS—We can sell you five houses, five rooms"~Each" occupied by lot 341, 200x940 feet. , May 27. 4911, ceptable security was propose^ in a nice white people, renting: $60 per month, for $8.250. This is corner lot Si — B'. c. Livingston to "-John ^"Thompson, J bill introduced today by SenatJbr Town- 100x100, on north side; $3,000 cash, balance can be paid like rent; $60.00 per Most persons are on .the job during the lot on .south sloe Boulevard Terrace. »2 Seet send. Of Michigan. The measure also Treasury Statement. month. eSt Rana 1ph 6treBt> 52 feet Marcl1 Washington. May X4.—The condition of the wanrt months with the exception of several ^ l»/2. ° " would authorize the issue/ of paper United State* treasury at the beginning of busi- ~ «io^~Joim s. Owens to Mrs. Minnie v. Ar- money as permanent currency equal ness today was: MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY COMPANY weeks. Set your advertising clutch for' nolij, lot on west aide McDanlel street, *.7fJ feet \ t;o 1 "per" cent of the nation's wealth. Working balance. $65,5S3,1S8. STH.IRI> NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONES—IVY 1276; ATL. 208, north o( Barckel street, 73x150 teet. May, 1013. i Thro** tTfllarf J*t* tTirnlfi^-J. H. Taylor to R. D. and C. S. King, 1 nTCC lilllea Oy HtXplOSlOn. Total of genera) fund. 9l35.S39.880. NOS. 2S2, 2J« and 280 Fraser street, 1003:120 j Cumberland, Md., May 14. —Seventee n Receipts yesterday. $2.409,023. ' ing and holding business instead of. twid- feet. May y 14. . -hundred pounds of dynamite and sev- The surplus tbla fiscal year Is $3.362,739. aa •s. pannfe ' >adw«ll to C. Levy, agaioet a deficit of 914.456.749 last year. dling thumbs and cussin' the humidity. - southeast _ . Moore and Hunter enty kegs of powder toi^'a imne naaga- Th« figures for receipts, disbursements, surp- A CHOICE OFFER streets. 5tix76 teet. April 30. zl-ne at Eekhart exploded today, felllibr lus abd deficit exclude Panama canal and pub- WE .HAVE' one of the best homes on the North Side, between the Phone Main 5000 and a representative, of three men and doing damage to near- lic debt traneac'ttons. Peachtrees,. at a bargain. It has all modern conveniences, two tiled by houses, estimated at, thousands of $S76—E. H. Lake to Colonial Trusi company, batn rooms and beautiful sleeping porch on second floor; beautiful The Constitution will call, and, with your lot on north side Westminister drive, being lot dollars. * Groceries. dining room, reception hall, parlor, breakfast room, kitchen, pantry, 0, block 20, Ansley park, BGxl'JO teet. May^O. St. Louts, May -Flour dull. toilets, aid? porch glassed in. on first floor,- servants' house,and garage knowledge of your business and .his knowl- $273—Max Oppenheim to -fiffme, lot On east- Clneinnatl, Mar 14. Flour easier at $S@5,15. on the "lot and furnace heat; rock foundation, with a splendid basement. side Connally street*- 06 feet north ol GlenwooiJ-, ,,Graduating Exercise^ Will make terras on this to suit. See edge of advertising, the two of you can pre- avenue, 4Sil20 teet. May ^L , . Cl,vivf"how» TTbiVM-frfcil rtrtllfirrk* $4fiO^-Sianoy N. WUllaehRS to H. M.:. Har-'[,p.OttWM3rH: JUeBT|li . ,..%^OUeg$ pare a "ginger-iip" campaign that will keep per,fr6%^acrc3,ln.land Ipt 26.1. if. norUieast'^iuM-:llyrr—-'^"^^frria&n': ^k^cW - f/vri-irt-Trl MR. SULLIVAN n«r Mra.' Anna-^ttwWB -T-erfi^tr3^- *J£-?^i8-|3Ss^^ ; you busy selling? goods*. - . , PHONE-2864 M. • - rSPAPERf r '"• nttln, SPOT COTTON MARKET. 1 '• •-•'•"• •'. . -'^\',,v • . ' •• -. • . ^. MST M-— Cattle— R«c«IpM. 2,400, 1B- St. Loate. May 14.—Receipts: plonr, 10.000; eludlns 300 'TcxaDja: ateady; aattva^-beef steerfr, wheat 40.000; corn, 64.000; oats 45.000, Stilpr SHOW IN ALABAMA STOCKS LOST THE GAIN »5. 7380.00; IWcaE, rt«.rs. »8.25ea.50: Tc, a coin menu: Flour 13.TOO; wheat 49,000: com 49,000; Net and hrtfcra, J1.00C7.00; calisi in carlmil lots, ost*; 62,000. TOD*. Receipt* .. '""^ "•.• . Kansas City,-May 14.—Receipts: Wheat 33,- , .Nominal 11 13-18 Hoo— Hecrinu, 1O.OOO; atea«7; »l» and lltUte, OOO; com 34,000; oats 7,000. Shipments: VTheat M«con 1*34 S7.00W8.W: mllM and HulOnn? tS.i09S.SS; 77.000; com SO.000; oats 13,000. MADE COTTON EftSlER OF M PREVIOUS DAY (nod hemnr. »8. 4098.60. Charlotta .. . .Steady MADE WHEAT DECLINE Shaep —Receipt* . 7.200; ' 'atcafty : nattvtt mot- QalvesMn ...... f...... Dull 2.496 2,498 121,706 M, »3.00S?T.OO; lambs. *7.00lS«.2B. Rice. : ..- N«w Orleans Quiet 4,725 4.918 626 73.184 Kansas City. May 14. —C«Ul e — Receipt*. • 5.000, Iew Orleans, May 14.—Rice strong. Jleoelptsr Market Closed Steady at Net Mobile ,, ,. ., .. steady 62 62 75 0.694 Demand Was Small and Offer- cludloc BOO eoatlienia; stronK; uatlTe atfiera, Rough. 253; clean. 5.223; millers. 255. ««es: raxmoli ,...... Btrro 12 1.711 I.716 ITS 62.617 Net Loss of Three-Eights to •7.35%8.65: aoutbeni stMra, J0.00ffl7.75; aontli- 21ean Hondurns, tKt at S@4%; Japan, 205 at Decline of Two to Five Charleston ...... ,. .. Quiet 11% 118 11« 10.005 ings Depressed the List. ern «)>«« rail MlCera. S4.5OSF7-50. • 3 3-16@3%. Quotations: Rough Honduras, 950 "Wilmington .. ,, Quiet 11% 62 02 20.470 Seven-Eights Cent Shown HTC»—BTOelstt . 14.000; mgKer: bulk. *3.30® ®4.25; Japan. 2.73®3.5O; clean Honduras, 4&S* Points. * Norfolk Steady 12% COT 607 Bonds Easy. S.45; btnr. »8.SO®a«l: llstlt, fB.MSS.50; pice. 4%: Japan, 3%®*. , Baltimore f Nominal 12% 3.674 at Close. 50.75®7-SO. . IT York Qutet 12.00 10S.731 Sho.p— Rocelnta, 14.000; higher; bulk, $8.80® New Yorte, May 14.—After a quiet Boston Quiet 12.00 87 2,096 12.516 New York. May 14.—The ground 8.4K; heaTT. J8.20ffS.10; light, ?8.3S®8.50; piss, . llad«lphia , ., . .Steady 12.25 106 1,949 4.170 gained by yesterdays advance in Ch.cago, May 14,—Beneficial rains .. but comparatively steady morning the Texas City , ,. ., 46 46 7,534 tocks was lost today- There was no In both the spring anrj winter belts Sbeep —Recetotv . 8,000; strong; muttons. $S.OO cotton market turned easier on pri- Ponsacola ., .. .. *. , ., 1,000 1,000 evere pressure on the market and knocked- the props from und^r wheat 6.00; range wethers and yearlings. $5.25®7.35. We Offer •vate reports of showers in Alabama Brunswick ...... "8,731 today. Texas reaueets for bids on Loulavlllo, tSxs 14,—Cattle —Reoelpto . GO; mar- and closed steady at a net decline of Jacksonville .. .. »...... 544 radlng waa dull throughout' the aes- ket -qttlfit; range, $2^o to $8.00. Tacoma , ...... lon*. but the demand was so small that new shipments in July, accelerated Hogs — Receipts, 1,600; market lOc higher; 2@S points. ATen the high offerings made were the smash and the market closed range. $4.00 to $8.39. The opening was steady at an ad- Total today .. .. 14.571 heavy at a net loss of 3-8 to 3-4 Sheep —Receipts , 323; steady; lambs, Te down; vance of 1 to 3 points- Gabies fully do. 4 days , ., .. .. 42.746 ufficient to depress the list material- sheep, 5%o down: springers. 100 Shares 7-8 cents. Corn waa off l-3@l-4 met yesterday's local declines and 3t. Paul. Pensylvania, Lehlgh, Smelt- ents to 3-8 cent, and oats down 1-8 private, advices reported renewed un- E*pdditlon, cables were lower and Liver- white T.QQsyS.QO. Futures ranged as' follows: "on the break of yesterday afternoon. Cincinnati .. .. 73(t 26,943 drawn safely was that deal!rug's re- pool sent word of increased Cana- Little Rock ...... Qntet cently have been largely superficial, ian offerings at cut prices. Te*n- and the market work&d about 3 to 4 -' lenvllle, 3. C. . ..Quiet representing the day-to-day maneu- une.. .. »...... 3.89@0,B5 [email protected] JK>ints net hi-grher during the early orary upturns wer*? brought about by Robinson- Total today ., 8,244 278,181 vers of the trading element rather ightness of receipts at leading ter- tUgOBt...... * . ... . trad ingr- han the play of forces which affect .tnals. and talk that moisture In the September • . .T.00@>7.02 e.OSJS'T. T'h-ere was no aggressive support In October.. .. ». . . .«.68ig>6.7a [email protected] evidence, however, and private pre- the market fundamentally. southwest was excessive. There were JovenAer.. .. ,, . .6.42@6-43 [email protected] dictions for rain e«st of the river RANGE IN COTTON OPTIONS. Weakness of the Wabash securities also assertions of export sales at Bal- December _ _ was attributed to unloading by hold- timore. Advices from western Ohio, Memphis. May 14.—Cotton seed products, prime Humphrey- •within the next day or two encour- basis; Oil, 6.10; meal $28; Hitters eged a renewal of local and southern ers who did not wish to meet the oo, told of fields there being thinner 1LANGB rv NHTW TORK COTTON. RANGE US SEW ORUIAire COTTOH. heavy assessments which it Is pro- selling which soon •checked the ad- han expected. Shorts covered freely, Naval Stores. vance. Offerings were very well ab- i—r PTBT. Prm. posed to levy under the reorganization 'lit the market found Itself without WarcUaw sorbed around 11 cents for new crop (Open | Hie Clow. |QMO|Hletx| Loir CIoM. ?lan. Pressure on Canadian Pacific iny prop, and general liquidation waa Savannah, Ga.. May 13.—Turpentine flrm May 11.48 11.48 11.42 May . . 37; aalea 1.170; receipts .815; ablpments 2? months, but the pressure became 12.21 12.24 12.18 12.19 12.17-18 12.23 was believed to have come from n progress In the final hour. Spe-cu - stock 16,796. Rosin flrm; sales 915; receipts ecme what more agrgress I ve u pon re- June . . 12.00-O1 12.06- Montreal, with some offerings from ators, who wane loaded with oJd .: 4; shipments 1,639; stock '58.605. A. B. C. 11.69 ii.'e Julj . . 12.O4 12.05 11^95 ll!97 11.86-97 12.d2- D $4.60; B, F1 94.65; O, H $4.75; I $4.85; K ceipt of .private advices .n-d.catins Aug. 11.88 11.3 11.34 11-83-3- 4 Aug. . . 11.61 11.61 11,56 11.56 11.56-87 11.62- London and Berlin. Another group of wheat and yet had been attempting Sept. 11.08 11.0 11.08-ec. 10.9t4-99JU.01-02 Wilmington, N. C.. May 14.—Spirits turpentine Dec. . . 11.32 11.16 11.0SI 11.08 11.07-08 11.14 Paul preferred, steady at 30U- Roaln steady at $4.25. Tar firm first May notices would be re- Jan. 10.95- 8SJ10.98-9U . 111.16J 11.16jll.32|11.12|ll. 11-121II. 17-18 vheat were 397,000 bushels, against Mch. Announcem ant overnight of New 24,000 a year ago; Seaboard clear- at $2.20. Crude turpentine Or mat $2.50, $3.50 tendered. .| ..... 111.03-05(11.07-08 .|11.24jll.24|11.24jll. 18111.19- 20111- 23-24 and $3.75; receipts 20 barrels. Covering by early sellers steadied York Central's financial plan did not ances of wheat and flour equalled Third National Bank BIdg. the market in the late trading, but Closed steady. Closed steady. disturb the stock. The fact that the 26,000 bushels. cli sing prices were within a point or road's bankers decided that present Decided loosening up of offerings by tw« of the lowest. conditions warranted announcement country owners weakened corn. Rains Private crop advices received dur- STOCKS. BONDS. of the plan and the taking of steps were said to have given the crop a ing the day -were more or less con- necessary. to make it effective, was good start. fUctin-i?. "Domestic mill consumption r. S. ref, 2s, resistors* „ .. ..U ._ Tegrarxleci as indicative of a hopeful The weather map p-roved too much 5O SHARES for the month of April, accor<31n.g to High. Low. Close. Clow do. 2a. coupon 10O>4 view on the part of those responsible Igamated Copper. . . 75% 74% 7-4% 75V4 .Iso for the bulls In oats. the census bureau, was 503,66-7 bales, do. 3-j. registered ..K for this hug-e project. •rlcan Agricultural 49!4 49^; do. ,ts. coupon &. 10294 Provisions worked higher. Influ- making a total of 3,857,015 so far ti»l3 American Beet Sugar. . . 31% "35% BO^ 30^ do. 4s, registered 113% In addition to the $8,000,000 gold enced by an advance at the yards. eeason, which, local statisticians say is American Can 33 31% 32 33Vfe do. -is, coupon . .114 taken for Paris on the last movement, ?ackers competed actively for con- do. pfd 03 B2>3 92% 91i& GA. RY, & EL. et the rate of about 5,785,000 bales Panama 3s, coupon 10214 It was expected that the engrag-ement American Car and Foun. 48% 4SV& 48^, 4S Allls-Chalmers 1st 5s 51 Ui trol of the cash lard trade. per year. IDomestic mill stocks of raw American Cotton Oil 42 42\4 American Agricultural Ga 99r' of $2,000,000 more would 'be announced cotton showed a decrease of about American Ice Securities. . 25& 20M» 23 25V, American Tel, and Tel. «T. *a, Wd.. . .100 soon. Th«,t French banking Interests CHICAGO . 185,000 bales during April. nerlcan Linseed. . . 9% 9^, 9% 9% American Tobacco 6», bid 119 are paylnig much mor ethan the usual Following were th« Quotation* on Her lean Locomotive. . 82^4 32Va 82^i 32 '/i exchange today: Cotton spot closed quiet; middling" Armour and Co. 4e ...... 90?( rate for the gold now being shipped 5% Guaranteed Stock mer. Smelt and R*- AtcliLsoa gen. 4s.., ,. ... ., ...... 94 Pro*. «e grades wlJl be h-igrhor Canadian Pacific 230 237 % do. gen. 4s 92% May. . . . .37 . . .37 .37W for the spring seanon. Central Leather 23% 22T6 Chicago, Mil. and St. P. ov. 4%a 1011): July. . . . -35% .36 .38% .35% .35 <£ Chesapeake an4 Ohio. . 66% 64% 66% 64% Chicago. R. I. and P. R, H, col. 4e 83% London Stock Market. Sept. . . . .84% .35% .34% ,34% .3.JH JOHN B. WHEAT & CO. Chicago Great Wsstera. . 14% 14% 13% UK, do. rte- 4s 84 FORK— New Orleans Cotton. Chicago. MIL and Bt. London, May 14.—On the stock, exchange new May. . . .19.65 10.90 19.60 19.62 Colorado and Southern ret. and ext. 4%a.. 92 business was good with the tone grm. espe- 19.70 621 Equitable BIdg. Phone Main 3214 ' New Orleans. May 14.—Cotton bad a steady Paul 1OT 106 106% 107% Delaware and Hudeon ov. 4s,...... 96' July. . . .19,85 18.47 16.35 19.40 19. UO Chicago and Vf W. . ,129% 129% 129 129% Denver and Rio Graade ret. 6a 77 cially investment stocks. Speculative iasuea sagged .18.15 18.20 18.15 19.20 19.07 tone throughout the session, today, but prices ater and closed weak. American securities opened Closed at a net decline of 6 to 7 points, on Colorado Fuel and Troa. 31% 31 31% 31% Distillers 5s 64 Conrolldated Gaa. . . .131% 131% 13O% 131% Erie prior lien 4s. Md .. 83 steady with prices from U to % above parity. May. . . .10.97 11.00 10.87 11.00 1O.82 reports of somewhat b«tter conditions In the cot- Later Berlin sold Canadian -Pacific and the list ton region, as th« renult of a moderate rise In Products 10% 10% 10% 10% do. ffen. 4s, bid 72 July. . . .10.80 10.S5 10.80 10.82 10.80 Delaware and Hudson 1M% «Vsed off in sympathy- Chesapeake and Ohl< .10.80 10.90 10.80 10.90 10.85 STOCKS & BONDS temperatures. Bears weer not' aggressive, but do. ov. in, eerlen B.. .. 6O"> Sept. . . • and Rio Grande 19 Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, bid f ' advanced. Closed easy. SIDES— tha Inqitlry was email In teh afternoon and UgLU Consols for money, 76^4; consols Ior account, offerings caused a downward tendency. ptd 34 33 Interborough Met. 4%s ' May. . . .11.60 11.60 11.60 11.80 . 11.50 Distillers Securltl-afl. . . 16% 15% 15% Inter. Merc. Marine 4%s .,•> 75*$. July. . . .11.05 11.05 11.02 11.05 11.02 • On the opening, the tone was steady and prices Illinois Central. 117%. were one point up to two .joints down, comjiared Erie 28% 2S% 28% 28% Ja.pon 4 %a .. .. .„ i. .. .. i Sept. . . .10.92 U?t-J 10.80 10.92 10.80 do. 1st pfd 43% 43% 42% 43% Kansas City Soufibeni ref. Ga.. .. .* ..1 Louisville and NaehvlUe, 135. wi. " • *t>e flruU prices ot yesterday. Cables wero Southern Railway,, 25%. AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH TV- -*£. enough, but they had no effect because do. 2d pfd 34% 34% Lake Shore dob. 4fl <1931), bid 1 RECEIPTS AT CHICAGO. General Electric 137% 138 Ixiuinville and NashTille un. 4s...... I Bar stiver eteedy at 28%d per ounce. Estimated C. a. METZ, C. P. A., President. <•<'' ne weataer map. •which was again, dry. The Money, 2%@3 per cent. ' .Isiera halt ot Hie belt continued to complain Great Northern ptfl. . .126% 125% 126% Missouri, Kansas and Texaa 1st 49...... 1 ATticlcs. Today. Tomorrow. ATLANTA. •of lack ol moleture. The census bureau report Great Northern Ore Cer- do. gen. 4%s,...... I Wheat, cars...... 30 13 627-628 Candler Building. uhowlng consumption tor April of 503.677 bales t locates 34 34 38 ioaourt Pacific 4s 68% Corn, cars 93 fi7 ot cotton »-aa called bullish, bat It did not Illinois Central. . .114% 114% 114 118% do. conv, 5s - .. .. 84 . Foreign Finances. Oats, cars.. 141 101 eause any buying ot consequence. In the early . 14% 14 14 National Rya. of Mexico 4s, ofd 83 Berlin, May 14.—Exchange on London, Hogs, head. 25,000 20,000 trading1, price* went 2 to S points over yester- do. pfd. . . . . 4»% 40% 49%4»% ~~ r Tork Central gen. 3a.. 85 marks 44^£ pfennigs tor checks. Money. 6 per Inter Harves. . . 103 103 o. deb. 4s 88% day's close. Toward noon, the market fell off 17 cent- Private rate of discount, 5^, per cent. PRIMARY MOVEMENT. Brightly on the higher temperatures shown In the Inter Marine pfd 17 Y.. N. H. and Hartford cv. Bs. ofd.. 81 ParlH. May 14.—Three per cent rentes, 84 Wheat- Receipts, 397,000, against 424,000 laat JoHn .R detailed weather reporta and In the afternoon the I nt emotional Paper... 9946 9% 9% 8% Norfolk and Western 1st con. 4fl 02% francs 85 centimes for the account. Exchange year. decline was widened to 7 to 8 points. International Pump. . - .. .. T% do. cv. 4s 104 on London, 25 trance 20 centimes for checks. Shipments. 442.000, against 447,000 last year, OOTTOIM BCXOI-tAtMOR Cotton fuutures closed steady at a net decline Kansas City Southern. * 24 23% 23% Northern Pacific 4s .. ... 94 Private fate of discount, 4 per cent. Cornr Receipts, 404.000. againat 708,000 laat Laclede Gae. . »z do. 3s 6fl ot 6 to 7 point*. : Xiondon, May 14.—Bullion amounting to £T,OjOC yeaf. Members New York Cotton Exchmg* from its organization Spot cotton quiet, unchanged; ml 341 Ing, Ljehlga Valley 164% 153 153% Oregon Short Line rtdg. 4s 89 aa taken Into the Bank of England today and Shipments, 477,000, againat 634.000 last year. Metnberj JVetv York Coffee Exchange 32 5-16; sales on toe spot. «Q2 bates: to arrive, Louiorttle and NashvlIJe.131% 131% 131 131 Fenn- cr. 3%a (1&1C).. .- 901 £200,000 was withdrawn for shipment to South Minn.. St. P. and Sault o. con. 4s.. .. «. .. .. -. •• .. •. 09f We saUcit orders in Cotton, Coffee, Grain ttnet Provisions 665' low ordinary. 8 15-16. nominal; ordinary, 1S2 America. B% nominal; good ordinary, 11%: .strict good Ste M 131% Residing gen. 4a ••• 94>._ Parts, May 14.—The weekly statement of the B ! Mlflaonrl, Kan. and Tea. 24%' 23% 24 24% St. I>ouls and San Francisco fg. 4s 72% Grain. EI "sEl %ECIM^E~-'rhe Corn Exchange Bank, with whom ordinary. 11%; low middling. 11%; strict low Bank of France, when Issued tomorrow, • Chicago, May 14.—Cash: Wheat. So. 2 red, middling, 12%; middling. 125-16; strict mid- Missouri Paclfle. . . . 35% 34% 34% 35 do. gen. 5s ..7T we have had an account lor forty-six years. National Biscuit - 113 St. Louis Southwestern con. 4s, bid .78 show an Increase In gold In hand, amounting L.05^i5Mi P*r cent. St. Irfjute, May 14.—Close: Wheat, July, Associate Members'Liverpool Cotton Association Louis ...... »1% 61% Wabash 1st and ext. 4a 56> Sterling exchange firm, with actual business S9%; September. 86. Flttsbura Coal...... IT% 17% Western Mary (and 4e...... 1 .. .. 79- bankers' bills at $4.83 for 6O days and at Corn. July, 55^: September, 56. 21 S. William St., New York. 822 Gravitr St, New Orleans Weatlnghouse Electric cv. SB 903 .8635 for demand. Oats, July, M%@35; September, 34%®34% * •ollclted for parcbBav or ••!« of cotton tor future dellTery. L>tbe»ml STATIONS OJT s Preesed Steel CRT. - - . 24% 24% 24V4 ATLANTA Pullman Palace Car. . .155 155 154 1M% Wisconsin Central 4s, ofd .. 9O^ Commercial hills. Kansas City, May 14.—Caaa: Wheat, No. 2 cen vnad«p DO .ipot cotton for e !1 Terr. Correavondenve Invited. DISTRICT. = t Reading ...... 160% 1SO% 159% 160% Bar sliver, 01. flarj, S5^©88^; No. 2 red, 93@97. all Republic Iron and Steel, 23% 23 22 Mexican dollars. 48. Corn. No. 2 mixed. 57%@58; No. 2 white. do. pfd. .... , . 82 82 82 Co/fee. Government bonds steady. Railroad: bonds easy, ATLANTA, pt. cloudy. Rock Island Cb 18% 19% IfHi Few York. May 14.—Coffee futures oper Gala. No. 2 wnJte, 37@37^; No. 2 mlzed, 35%. •Chattanooga., el&ar . , do. pfd 34 32 32% idy at unchanged prices to a decline of Kansas City, May 14.—Close: Wheat, May. Columbus, cloudy. . . St. L. and San. Bran. points, under foreign, selling and In sympath 83%; July. 81%; September, 82%@82%; Decem- HUBBARD BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants Gainsay] lie. clear. . . 2d pfd 20% HP 30% relatively «woy on European cables, Country Produce. ber, S4%. Greenville, S. C. . . . Seaboard Air Line 17% 17 support ot the near months by the recent buyers Chicago, May 14.—Butter flrm; creamery, 25% tranc lower. Ham bur vado, 2.83: centrifugal, 3.33; molasses sugar, Union Pacific Poultry Brm; eMckena, live, 16% • springs, ,58. Reflned steady. Molasses steady. do. pM 83% <3>1 pfennig: lower. live. "*%. Called States Realty. 63% Owing to the holiday, the early cables from 62 St. ,JOU(B, May 14.—Chickens, 14; springs, 23 Heavy Raina. United States Rubber. . 63 Brazil were lacking. £p30- turkeys, 16; ducks. 12; geese, 7. Mississippi—Port Gibson. 1.20. United States Steel. . . 60% 60% 139% 60^ Today's Santos cable reported fours uachange Live Stock. .109% 108% 105% Butter, creamery, 24@2S. do. pftl 4 and Sao Pau 1 o receipts of 7,000 bags. Chicago. May 14,—Hoga—Receipts, 20.000; 52 ' l Texa.1 Rainfall. Utah Copper. 52 51% 51% Futures ranged as follows: Kanaaa City. May 14.—Butter, creamery, 27; strong; bulk ol sales. $K.J&S 6-55: light. $8.35 Clarendon, 0.50. Missing: Colurabue, Ix>ag]ah», Virginia-Carolina Ch«m.~ Opening. Cloaing. Jrso, 26; seconds, 25; packing, 21. 8.60; miied, [email protected]>: heavy, $8.OO<88.65; 26 26 January .. 11.56 t Id 11.43911.- Riverside. 2% flrats, 26; eoeoads, 25; packing. 21. rough. S8.00®8.20: ple». [email protected]. February ...... 11.55 bid 11.44@11. Poultry, hens, 13%®14; roosters, 9; ducks, 15; Cattle—Receipts, 18,000; steady; beeves. 97.00 do. pfd 7% March 11.58 bid 11.49® 11,4 broHore. @9.00; Texas steers, $6.7o®7.70; etockers and Western Maryland. . 39 April .. ., ...... 11.67 bid [email protected] feeders, S3.83S7.9O; cows and hellers. ?8.S5® Western Union. . . 65"6 65 May .. .. 11-25 hid 1.25911.2 •3 t 7.20: calves. S6.SOaS.OO. Westlnphouee Eleotrio 1 ^ 61% 11,2B®11,28 Sheep—Receipts, 16,000: higher; asU-ve, $S.80 CBNTBAI. Wheeling and Lake Ert« 4V4^_ 4% July .. .- 11.85 bid „ HI.._ 20 Total ealea for day 178,100 shares, ust . . . 11.45©ll.fiO 11.88911.84 Metals. STATION. ill tember.. 11.54 bid 11.4H" New York, May 15.—Copper flrm; Stoclw recording sales ot 10.0O and inore October .. . 11.50 bid 1.41&11.1 spot and May, $13.62; offered: Jtin« and July £B HI shares were: November.. 11.52 bid 11.41(8111.4 515.50, offered; electrolytic, Slo.87@16 00• lake .00 Amalgtunated Copper.. ,. ». •• .. .. • .15,000 December .. 11.34 bid [email protected] £16.00; casting, $13.62. .00 Canadian Pacific 16.000 Tin weak; spot and May, $4S.T5®49.00• June .00 Reading • . ,4O.flOO $48.2Sg?4fi.76; July, [email protected]. .00 Union Pacific .-15.1HO Hubbard Bros. & Co. XABd steady at {4.00, bid. & • • .00 United States Steel 20.500 New York. May 14.—Although the easier Spelter dull at ([email protected]. Montgomery . .00 etatce are without rain, the bearish feeling In .Antimony tfuJI; Coohson's, [email protected]. Mobile . . . .40 creased today and. under the Influence, our mar Iron steady, unchanged. Memphis * . Responsible Banking .00 ket cloned about 5 points lower. The eallmai UILD .70 Comparative Port Receipts. of the consumption ot cotton given by th New Orleans 1.00 Following were net receipt* a* the census bureau in the United States for Apr IJttle Rock. .00 Wednesday, May 14, compared with thosi Is 503,000 bales more than In March. Splnneri 'Houston . . . .00 corresponding day last year; are stated to have reduced their stocks by abou STOCKS & BONDS A Oklahoma. . . S8 .00 1913. ' ma, ISO bales. According to foreign adv-lcee. noQKht, Sold nod Cvrlcd on Harirln ROADLY SPEAKING, THE RE- 1,855 same decline In spinner^' stocKs is In progros Orders executed for any arooU •.-Minimum temperature^ are for 12-hour New Orleans 4,725 916 abroad. There, IB, however, no change in th B sponsibility of a bank is determined •xtdllif at 8 a. m. this date, b- Received lata. Mobile 62 199 bearish feeling In the trade, who believe thi from one share upward. BANK pot.-, Deluded ia averages. i-Highest yesterday. Savannah 1,711 1MU a lower range of prices la almost sure to occur Write for Booklet 70, fey the following considerations: xx-1&wt.it for 24 Hours ending S a. m. T&tb Charleston...... • * • 1X6 15 They hold a dry. May is a benefit to the crop "Wall Street Way*." Wilmington 92 143 even If It has not germinated and. In this vie ACCOUNT (1) The intrinsic value of its security; NOTE)—Th-a aTQrage hlgfiest and lowest t«m- Norfolk * 5O7 they point to tbe bearish attitude ot the south. Weekly Review eent upon request. p«raturea are made up at each center from th« Pensacola.. , .. .. 1,000 Address Statistical Department for (2) the conservative policy of the institu- actual nmnbar of report* receired, and th* aver* Pacific coast 3.673 Information upon securities In which tge precipitation from the number of »tatlom Boston 37 John F. Black & Co. you may be Interested. tion; (3) the character of its Management, reportlnc O.10 Inch or mor*. Th« "*tat* *f Philadelphia.. .* .. .. .- .. .. 10*3 Order* executed In nnUvted •ecariUesj. weather" U that prevalltnc at tlnw of oba«r»a- New York 37 New York, May 14.—The market was dull an tlon, narrow today. Every one is waiting tor some and you build character and (4) the history of its transactions. Texas City H 46 thing more definite on crop prospects. In tjpi Renuirlu. of the Tact that many unfavorable reports an as well. Incidentally, these are characteristics Breeptlns acarttered ahqwers In tie gull coast Toiala...... -.14.571 being received, the outside public still holds J.F.PIERSONJR.&CO. ^ atetrlcts fair weather prevails over the belt the Idea that the crop will surely be a bumper (MEijjiERS N. T. STOCK EXCHANOE which have won for the ATLANTA NA- Temperatures arc seasonably high In all districts! INTERIOR MOVEMENT. atid non-cotton people are still selling new crop T4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY. Learn to say no to C. P. von HERRMANN. 1913 .1912. The market opened a point or two up and hel temptation. TIONAL BANK an ever-increasing pop- Section Director Weather Bureau, Houston 821 853 steady during the early trading, but weakens Augusta *• .. .. *. 74 727 some during the afternoon. July closed 5 down ularity, and allowed this old reliable in- Memphis 487 1,245 with October and December 3 down. The clos Learn that Money Liverpool Cotton. at. Louis...... -. •• •• 7.222 waa steady. stitutidn to establish it's claim as one oc JjiverpQol, May 14. —Cotton spot, email busi- Cincinnati.. .. 673 1,221 Liverpool Is due to come 1% ia 2 down. Saved means your oppor- ness: prices eauler; American middling fair Little Rock -. 7 23 Trust Company tunity some day to better 1jhe leading banking institutions in the T.2T; good middling, 6-9S; middling 673- low Consumption of Cotton. -. middling, 6.C9; good ordlcai-y. G.25; ordinary Totals your condition in life. south. , , 6.61. Balea. 5,000, of which, 500 were for specu- Washington, May 14.—Cotton coneumed durln oi Georgia j^atlon and export and included 4.7OO American ESTIMATED RECEIPTS THURSDAY. April amounted, to 303.677 bales, the census tm Your account is respectfully solicited. ../' Futures opened easier and clos-ad quiet and Qalveston. l.BOO to 2,800, against 1.009 last rean announced today. Cotton on band Apr BUYS AND SELLS ,We pay 3^5 per cent •teady. year. 30 was: Opening Prev. New Orleans, 2. OOO to 2,500, against 1.805 In manufacturing flBta-Dllshmente 1,746.8' on every .-dollar deposited. Ranga. Close. Cloce. last year. bales; to in^e^wnflent warehouees 1,853,785 *->aIe High-Grade 6.46% 6.50 Imports durlpg April 20.732 bales of 5( A 6.46 6.49% pounds; exports 534,081 running balea. AMERICAN Atlanta National Bank 6.43 Liverpool Cotton Statistics. Securities Ane.-8«Dt Gibert & Clay. Liverpool, May 14.—Following are the weekly Bank and Corporation Stocks, cv £. JAS. S. FJ-OVD, J. S. cottno statistics: Bales. N»KW York. May. 14.—Business today WHS rety ATLANTA* GA. Vice Pr*»Id«nt. Aunt. Caaldcr. imports, all kinds 40,000 Email and without special feature. 'While cro Municipal 'Bonds, Railroad and Imports, American 31,000- report*. tajc«n as a whole, ore favorable / an . 13. BLOCK. % G. B. DONOVAN, J, Stock, all kinds 1.132,000 there la no disposition to buy for long accoun Public Service Corporation Vice Fre«fe Amejlcan^peasne A -regular communication | which tie engine wltfc only a tender of Motorcycle Racine clubs here. Pitts j of Fulton Loago, No. 216. 1 attached was rotmtiln£ the Ex- Hallway company, by whioh, he waa tad won the second heat or the llrst Free and .Accepted* Masons, amination of the track showed no de- em-ployed aa chief clerk to the audi- race, and was starling In tne thlra will be held In Masonic 'fects and showed only that the tender tor. Banner, though charged with the heat when ne lost control of hl« ma- Temple, at S o'clock, on this | bad «rone off first, embezzlement of 560.000. was ar- {Thursday} evening. Tie ^TOLtOFTI raigned on only one charge, which. In- chine on a grade and was struck Dy Fellow Cratt degree win be [ Burns atated. afterward tFha,t he wa» volved 91,315 He will be sentenced a cycle ridden ,by Harry Flsaer. ot I conferred, and all candidates fer ex- walfclnff up the track near tfee place Saturday next. Chicago. J amination and advancement are re- iwhen he saw the accident and rushed Ranney cub mi t ted to the court a quested to be on hand promjitly A I toward the place The, flagman was cordial invitation "Is extended to all Tcntfn of Seward, Nebraska, j completely nldden under the overturned written statement, in which he de- Court ot Appeals of Georgia. duly qualified brethren to meet with engine and the engineer was in such a clared he had embezzled to obtain us By order, money to silence five men who threat- .J3AMUE1.A BOORSMN, ,Is Ravaged by a Twister. | position that lie was pinned where a ened to expose him as a former prls- ARGUED AND SUBMITTED jet of steam played upon his body The a s l£5teT A S SBBsel from DwaWr Worshipful Master ctoer in the New York state reform- C O Hall T C. J Boehr a Co (two cases) W S RICHARPSOU. Secretary. * Twenty-two Residences negro fireman waa scalded and BO hurt atory that he could not give aid Ranney passed five years at Elmira, T(? T Ikacfcett v H W B**1tos. from Dough B. P. O. OF ELKS. Completely Destroyed Burns was working under the steam he said, after having: stolen mc-ney A regular session of Atlanta trying to pull Engineer Brooks out froon a New York firm He declared P M Wfltlfcer «t al v SoysOT Guano com odge No 78, B. F O EVfcs. when rescuers arrived He had not pan? from Jefferson will be held this (Thursday) given the task up although it aippeared his criminal career began when his f McMillan v First National Ban3c ol evening May 15, 1913, at 8 employer made it a part of his duty - "~lrom Colqultt, o'clock. Visiting brothers are SEVERAL OTHER TOWNS impossible for one man to extricate the *o show country customers the ten- Tjlfe Insurance company v A. la. suffering man Mccranie administratrix tctnn 00050 requested to meet with us STRUCK BY THE STORM derloin of the metropolis Fraternally, A. L. DDNN Help Engineer, THEO SecreS^ **" He Urged. MAST Rescuers believed at first In the FUNERAL NOTICES. darkness that he was one of the en- HUDSON—D. N Hudson. Sr , age- 79. of Call Is Sent for Physicians gine crew and sought to carry him Conyers, Ga , died Wednesday morning to the waiting coach where physicians Bungalow For Sale at Com ers Ga The funeral will be and Undertakers — Wires and nurses were awaiting him It was Thursday at 10 o clock, at Conyers da. He is survived by his wife six then that he pointed out Engineer Near the junction of East Lake Drive and South Decatur car sons w C Hudson. Bast Point, Ga Are Down and Details Are Brooks who had become unconscious 1 t, V, B M- Hudson of McCord-Stewart Corn- and un-able to attract help line we have a dandy 6-room bungalow on large lot, 100x200, wmcn, pany Atlanta Mike Hudson Atlanta, Unobtainable. A moment after he had shown the ~ , ... ! Ga- O*"1 Hudson. Montgomery, Ala place of the engineer the " cTedared we are offering for $3,000, on easy terms. I Noon Hudson Newnan, Ga. c B. Hud- tramp fainted away Train i hastily I s°n Convers Ga and one daughter. bore him to the hospital coach and This is a splendid location and m a section that is sure to | Mrs M c summers, conyers. Ga. Seward Neb May 14 —A. tornado others exerted their strength in free- which took a toll of ten lives Injured ing Brooks develop. An ideal summer home to be bought like rent. PULLER—The friends of Mr and Mrs thirty odd persons and destroyed more Later a huge derrick lifted the en- James M Puller are invited to attend than a third of this town occurred g-i ne and disclosed the mangled form the funeral of their little son, Me'- shortly before 6 o clock this evening ot the flagman He had apparently vllle, this (Thursday) afternoon at 3 Twenty-two residences were destro>ed been killed instantly FORREST AND GEORGE ADAIR o clock from the residence, 76 Ashbv and many more were partly wrecked A relief train had been dispatched street. The followlnff s-entlemen will Vut the business portion of the place TV ithin half an hour of the wreck please act as pallbearers and meet at did not greatly suffer wlych occurred at 8 30 o'clock upon the residence L. O Wright. Walter plac d FOR RENT—West Pcachtree Apartmert The Known Dead. | thif s +?**was placef, d ^ooKBrookss ">th»e tramtrampp We have a very deslrab,6 5-room, first-floor apartment. No 11; -C West Taylor P T Williams John KJsor Ca-- riages leave Barclay & Brandon Co's. MRS DAVID HOOVER and the negro fireman Brooks died in f peachtree street, near Hunnlcutt with gag, hot and cold_ wate_ r furniace, elec- OR WILLI4.M H. ROBERTS. DR D F M GILL. the ambulance as he was being trans- tric lights and eas range "Walls are in good shape and the apartment Is Ln 246 Ivy street at 2 15 o olpck. Inter- MRS WILLIAM HEFFINGER Dr Roberts of Philadelphia, Is stated, clerk of the USA assembly ferred to the hospital Burns was tafe- best of repair Right on the street car line "Will be for rent on lease from ment Greenwood MRS CHRIS WASSERAIAV which convenes Thursday morning at the Baptist Tabernacle Dr McGill who en to the Atlanta hospital, where he June- 1st to parties without children at $35 00 per month MRS. B L. WASSERM\N is from Pittsburg is atated clerk of the United Presbyterian assembly, act- was given every attention and where JOHN J. \A/OOO»IDE KOBINSON—The friends of Mr and J SCHULT/5 Burlington section ing in that capacity at the opening session Wednesday night. It was stated that physlcial exhaus- Mrs Arthur S Robinson are invited to foreman tion and the minor burns on his hands , REAL ESTATK. RENTING, STOKAGE attend the funeral of their little son, SIX-YEAR OLD DAUGHTER OF and arms would reQuire his spending: Phones Bell 671 Ivy Atlanta 618 12 "Real Estate Row " George, this (Thursday) afternoon at SGHtTLTZ. a short time there 3 o cloclt from the residence. 302 Hill MRS R. IML.AY The fireman was taken to Fafrvlew street The following gentlemen*will SAMUEL CR1M Haven a negro hospital, and while he please act as pallbearers and meet at MRS EDWARDS AFFIDAVIT OF WOMAN SCUTARI IS YIELDED is seriously burned,,, it Is stated that \A/E YIN/I AIM & COIMIMORS the residence Mr Emerson, Peclc, Mr. The tornado struck the residence he has a clrance to recover J J Kins. Mr W L. BlanJMhshlp, Mr. portion of feeward and swept every MORTGAGE BOND BROKERS P W Robinson Interment Oakland thing In Its path Most of those killed Thankful Passengers Our People Are Always in the Market Carriages leave Barclay & Brandon were oauffht In the wreckage of their' , AGAINST IE PROBER TO THE GREAT POWERS Co a 246 Ivy street, at B'lE o'clock. Reward Saver. ° "Quick Action—No Bad Tapa" homes BEI.L—Friends of Mr 'and Mrs Wil- Other Ton-nfl \V ipe that the towns of The man ^ave his name simply ag idence, 96 Woodson street. Interment Tomaro Lushton Grafton and \TcCooI ed as Man and Wife national Force. Hall and seemed to take his deed in West View Flowers In care P J. Junction were w Iped out Four per stopoing the train as a matter of Bloomfield Co sons are' reported killed at Tomaro Springfield 111 May 14—After a Cettinje Montene-gro May 14 —An course and several at McCool Junction Utica DECATUR STREET brief sehSio'n of the senate committee international na\al force commanded A special train left Atlanta at 10 30 DRAKE—The friends and relatives of was In the path of the twister ln\ estimating tonight charges of al by Vice Admiral Cecil Burney of the o clock last night and brought the pas- Mr and Mrs William W^ Drake Mr Before the last telephone wire went lesed immorality upon the part of British nav> took possession toda> of sengers to Atlanta. Railway officials Brick store, large lot 46x180 to alley. Will exchange W C Drake Mr P Lloyd Tate, of We down an appeal was sent to Lincoln to Lieutenant Governor O Hara two prin- the fortress of Scutari The Interna stated that the main line would be tumplta, Ala. Miss Mabel Drake and Send phjsldans and undertakers cipal w itnesses brought forward to tl&nal force was escorted into the city cleared before daybreak this morning Mr C W Hunnlcutt and family are In- Reports from surrounding sections sustain the charges failed to do so and by a Montenegrin guard o-f honor an-d regular traffic resumed for other property. vited to attend the funeral of Mr Wil- indicate that the effects of the tornado the much discussed affidavit of Maud Lord Worley on Balkan Mission* Engineer Brooks lived at 50 Oather liam W Drake Thursday, 3fay 15, 1913, were folt over a wide range of terrl Robinson was made public It was London May 14 —Although it *s offi- Ine street He was the son of R L F5OF"F" SIIVIS5 & OO. at 10 30 o clock from the residence of tory this affidavit brought out after the cially asserted that the proposed visit Brooks for over thirty five years an Mr C W Hunnlcutt, 348 Spring street. The tornado was followed In Seward l"\u tenant governor had been active of Vis-count Jio-rley of Blackburn, to engineer on the same road He was Dr H M DuBose will officiate In- b> a hall and rain storm Tonight the in his vice investigation that led to Berlin is purely of a private nature, ahout 30 years old and unmarried. 201-3 Fourth National Bank Bldg. Bell Phone Main 888. terment will be private In OakalnJ town was without lights charges against the official It fol- there is a strong belief that it may In- Flagman Allen oa.ro e here from cemetery The following named gen- 12 Person* Dead and SO Injnred. lows volve, political possibilities as did Lorct G-ibslan-d La- He was apparently 32 tlemen will please act as pallbearers Omaha Neb May 14 —Officials of Haldane a last visit w'hlch was simi- years old and was stated to be un- and meet at the office of H M Pat- Maud Robinson, being duly sworn in married tne Nebraska Telephone company in due form of law says that on or about larly described as private terson & Son at 10 o'clock Mr Charles tMs city were notified early this e\en- Lord Morley presided at the am bos The bodies of both the men wece Wlnshlp, Mr Thomas J Peeplss, Mr the se\enteenth da> of January 1913 taken to Greenberg & Bond s under- Ing that a tornado at Seward had re- &he met Barratt O Hara. lieutenant sadorlul conferences In London recent Sanford Gay Mr J Frank iteador, Mr. sulted in twelve deaths and fifty per taking establishment and funeral ar- Our New City Quarters Hugh I, MoKee and Mi" John S Clarki governor of Illinois on a Chicago and ly in Sir Edward Grey s absence and rangements will be announced Jater sons being injured several of them Alton train on the way to Chicago, and it is suggested th«at he may be entrust- fatally The town Is said to have We're as proud of them as a boy ROLADBR—The relatives synd friends that the said Barratt O'Hara ami this ed with some mission in connection of Mr and ajtrs T A Raladen M* and been almost destroyed afnant had a drawing room on said wl th tin e Balkaji settlements or with IB oJ his first long trousers —an d A. series of tornadoes which had so are oar friends and customers Mrs W L Rolader, Mr. and Mra *• T. train going to Chicag-o and that on the task of arrangring, IT possible an AEROPLANES COLLIDE; C Rolader Mrs Ml I* Tumlin. 3CTB3 their climax at Seward struck the- their arrival in said city they were Anglo German understanding •who have been to see us We towns of McCool Lushton and Graf Bessie Rolader and Mr J. M Rolader tered as man and wife at the The king and queen are going to AVIATOR IS KILLED want all our friends to visit us are Invited to attend the funeral ot ton east of here just before 6 o cloc! 1 Sherman in said city of Chicago Berlin for the wedding" of Princess Vic- See our furniture department, tonight Numerous buildings were Mrs Harriet Loudusky Rolader. thlb under the name ctt T D Duncan and toria Lulse and Prince EJrnat August TohJmsthal Germany May 14 —An- which, occupies the entire second (Thursday) afternoon. May 15, T913, at demolished but the total number of w if e and occupied with one J F of Cumberland "which will take place other collision In the aJr occurred here casualties Is not known floor Here we have a splendid Sardis church at 2 o'clock Rev M> Miller rooms 532 513 and 515 In said hundreds of south •Notary Public will be dismissed, chiefly from the end Inhabitants rushed to cellers and Thomas Vredenburgh whom it ^v as norfbern frontiers very few from Cal- F001E & DAVIES €0. other places of refuge tharged was -with O Hara and Maud icia and the southern frontiers until TO THE TRADE: BARCLAY ft BfiAIDOI CO Three Jni.liea of lain fell in th^ I obinson t-n the da> s In question de peace actually is concluded I N. Pryor St. andfidgewoo dAve . downtown district nled he knew of Improper actions of Funeral Directors, are now located In Oklahoma Tovm Sv*ept O Hara It also wag established that Phone Main 3026. their new home, 246 Ivy ctreet, cornel! Chattanoogi Okla Mav 14 —Several Samuel I>aM= who was instrumental in Baker. buildings including a bank chuich and having the Robinson affidavit made SCENERY TO ARRIVE ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE Private ambulance* *nd private school house here were v. racked dur did bo to have a come back in case Ins a wind stoim late toua\ chapel. he- svas called before the vice commis- Bell phones, Ivy 788-188. Bell phone The property damagt Is estimated at sion because ot alleged business con- FOR PLAYERS' CLUB $25 000 No one was hurt West 285; Atlanta phone 788. nections \\ith disorderly houses Reports from the sui rounding coun FRIDAY FROM N, Y. try tell of serious damage to crops ACQUITTED OF HOMICIDE BeMtog Plant* Scenery for the production b\ the LUCKIE STREET $11,000. Meit Week Phone your want ads and Atlanta Pla>ers club of Oscar Wildes Between Bartow and Cain and only one block from new T M, C A. balld- Jury Frees B H. Hyde, Who The Importance of Being Earnest is .ng Lot is 35x30, and improved wtth old house rented for $30 a month ATLANTA FLORAL CO. replies to Mam 5000 or At- This la the bluest bargain in a semi-central lot on the market today and can BBS EAST ram STREET expected to arrive from New York to Our reprenentntlve frill Boon be bt bought on reasonable terms 1 r-t-i 109 Killed Dunn irorrow Active dress rehearsals will In or near your city with • com- co-mmence immediately and the play plete line of samples * ot Fall. Oalton Ga May 14 — (Special ) — B \\ ill be rounded into shape and pro- 1813, Shirts. 1C on appointment B. M. GRANT & CO. H Hyde ti led for a homicide •« hioh duced at the Grand Opera house with- Is not already arranged, GRANT BUILDING ocurred in May 1911 was acquitted inin the next ten days a card to na and he will call. CAPUDINE the Murra\ supreme court today A One of the scenes represents a beau KARI, A Wir-SOIV, CURES man named Dunn and a friend, John jtiful garden landscape being taken Isst-nhower \vent to H> de s home late from an English country estate The 3t East 17th St., at niRht while intoxicated and called other two scenes will be Interior views MEW YORK CITY. Attention Physicians HAVE YOU SORE GUM HEADACHE for \vhifaki Being refused they abused of an English manor house and a Lon- OR LOOSE TEETH? H> dt When Dunn started to enter don apartment Make up a little syndicate among yourselves and take advantage A prominent dentist, after years ot the home H\dc shot and killed him The Importance of Being Earnest experience, has found a home remedy- almost instantl} was selected for this production vt the of an unprecedented opportunity to acquire a large palatial home at that will cure Rlgrgrs' disease, bleeding; Tom Whitsoii ill be put on trial Players club by Mrs Thaddeus Horton, inflamed and spongy sums, and tighten, tomorrow for killing Will Smith last TV ho Is dramatic director of the club less than half its cost Ideal place for sanitarium Large brick house loose teeth by rinsing the mouth. D PC ember bmlth was employed at and in being chosen it won out over a of 15 rooms Hardwood finish, steam heat Only $5,000 required Probably you have not enjoyed eat- wqi _ \V hitson s ^aw mill as night watchman French problem pla> Society "Where ing for some time. Get a bottle of T ici fell out about the discharge of They Are Bored The Butterfly by to handle, and balance very easy Big corner lot, 100x230., It's a STTP-STRING-ANT and that disease of IN A HTTUE"WATEI the gums and teeth will be cured, BMUOVUS the canse, whether from Smith fcmith drew his gun on "Whit- Guy Carleton and many others -which gem. Absolute sacrifice, therefore, aiding digestion EOc BOicU gripp. or nerronsness. son and the latter was too quick for were studied before the selection was at all drussrists or parcel post, GEc In, , |O and. 1O per cent would be enitangrled j of my mcctv u it i*«iiJlred to accompany *ac& Wi. 'Ftor "I believe that Smith alone was guil- J*r to mr u. to consult us about the price of material for your new tardier intDrmation cadrce* -Ln Alica, dulnxuu 1 traordinair wcord or Committee ty," He~ declared last night. '1 cer- cured u>« wUsa«a p»tient» tfeas I tur* 01*. home. Our years of experience in furnishing substantial tainly do not-t>eleve that he will 'tell' I mtued round and w«ll dnrlilB t6« met last anything. The affairs at the company- put. I bold owe no talwt bo?** to I FOB MCLES pmntook It you d«alr» t» coaaoU « i and up-to-date residences is at your command. Sealed proposals will be received -until not "later were not involved anyway—all of the loDc-*-»Ubltab«d BpeetBlUt Q( v-»* «« ftban 12 o'clock noon 3£ay SO bx UL« Board ot forgeries were «f a personal nature." com» to me and learn wbat can IM PHONE OR CA. ON US / H«aUb* at w^Ich. time they will b4 opened *tt4 i He'denied the reDort that anyone m pllsbcd with aklllfo'. acfontlfle treatment. X*. f contract awarded for six mules, weliijjpg not anjlMUon tra* ajid .tr-ctlr confldenUial. H««n Ailanttt.jKttfl haa formerly been con- • «. m to 7 D- m. Sondnrs. B to l. i less than 1 35O pounds,. Cram. 5 to 7 years old, not above 10% fionds \dght to be, sound, and nocted witli tUe concern, had been put- of etrong general «ta£e-up also four c*Tt^lnale^ tlnK OD money to fieht the extradition Willingham-Tif Lumber Co. t^lghins not less than 1 150 Toaaflc, atort b«ek of Smith from Mexico and sound, suitable 'ior cart 'Worts. *•** ff to T DR. J. D. HUGHES. Specialist ATLANTA^ GA, years Alt ot -tlieBe males to ba^ tree from T|C- ("There was tio reason for anyone loua babiw ^Thre* daye' trial AeiRm pvKAM* ^^^ Tklid I»«rl Bank. _ doing »«," BB said, "and I am finite pos- " Address bldsMo Mr. John. Je&bxn, Chlel o€. ,t- - itive thaj/tto one did—at least, as far Ji ' anitar Deamntnt City -Hall. - - \*