THE STANDARD SOVTHERff THE ATLANTAtCONSTITUflON VoL XLVI.—No. 86. ATLANTA, GA. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBEE 10, 1913.-^FOURTEEN PAGES. f£$e TEN BLONDE GIRLS TARIFF REVISION WINS IN THfSENATE 44 TO 3T? WILL BE STUDIED PROBEPOSTPONED DOIURKEYTROF EXISTING RATES ARE REDUCED ABOUT 28 PER CENt Captain Norman Will Be BY POLICE BOARD Furnished Name of Woman FOR HARRY THAW He Is Accused of Having DOWN WITH IT! Osculation in All Its Phase 0 Caressed. Members of Chorus of a Mu TWO DEMOCRATS Will Be Considered by Com sical Comedy Compan missioners at Special Meet On the request of his attorney, Lewis Thomas the trial of the charges Break Monotony of Pris FORSOOK PARTY: ing Next Wednesday against Captain J W Norman, of the police force, preferred by Chief Beav on Life for White's Slayer era were postponed at the meeting" of the police board last night until ONFINALTIS£ BE CAREFUL, SPOOLERS, Wednesday night otf next week The THAW CLAPS HANDS charges against Captain Norman were AS THE GIRLS DANCE SAYS PARK PRESIDENT neglect of duty and hugging and kiss ing a woman In Grant park while on Louisiana Senators Vofeftd duty Against the Measure on Ac* J. O. Cochran Suggests Tha There was a feeling qf suppressed Canadian Jailer Allows Tha\ excitement around police headquarters count of Free Sugar Pro- All Lovers Fortify Them- last night when the board met to hear an Outing, the First i: the case against Captain Norman vision — La Follette and selves With Witnesses Un- There was an unusual crowd In at Seven Years—Thaw's Ag& teidance and the hall in front of the Mother Goes to Assist Him Poindexter, Republicans, til "Sanity Has Returned to room In which the board meets was crowded with witnesses to appear for Cast Votes for Measure. Our Midst." or against the accused officer It was Coatlcook Quebec September 9 — ith some impatience that the reading musical comedy company en route t Sherbrooke stopped at Coaticook fo Kissing Jn all its phases—plaun or of the minutes oE the previous meet twenty minutes this afternoon VAIN STRUGGLE MADE ' dtnary kissing kissing on the capita ing were listened to and immediately broke the monotony of the scene out following: that routine the case of side Harry K Thaw s window Te BY THE REPUBLICANS steps hissing at Grant Park Kissing Captain Norman was called girls most of them blondes shrleke by private citizens and kissing by po Many Witnesses Called messages of good will to him turke> TO FORCE AMENDMENTS licemen who think they are paid to The secretary read the names ol trotted up and down the station plat (according to recent developments) about thirty witnesses who filed into form for his edification and cheere bhrilly when the train pulled ou the room to be sworn in I ie case After arrest persons for kissing, will con Thaw stood at the window the whil sume a large share of the attention the cha-ges against Captain Norman laughing" clapping his hands and not Democrats Presented a Solid Of police commissioners at the spe- had been read specifying that he had ding approval cial meeting of the board to be held been guilt} of kissing a woman in the Standing on a hill overlookin Front and Only Allowed next Wednesday night park on August 8 and on August 2& Coatlcook this evening watching th and otherwise charging neglect of setting sun Thaw enjoyed the firs Such Amendments as They By the time the board has entered dut> he was asked what plea he had outing of Us kind he has had in near into all the specifications which are Jy seven years Thought Suitable — Final to be heard there will be precious make to the charges preferred In the asylum at Mat tea wan frorr To some of the charges I plead which he escaped Thaw had to tak Vote on Measure. 44 little for the public to learn about a guilty and to ot tiers not guilty he his air in a court yard but when h habit which, up to recent weeks replied asked for an airing today his guard to 37—President Wilson Is not regarded as particularly heinous It was at this point that Mr Thomas led him up the hill to the we&t of th arose and t,aid that he had been asked village and for nearly half an hou Greatly Gratified at the save by the few who taboo it pn ac thej stumbled through the tangl*1 ear for Captain Norman by Mrt. count of the germ theory, but which grass and weeds Thaw s cheek Norman He declared that the captain End of the Long Struggle. is liable, if not speedily checked to were glowing and he was laughin become a fruitful source of revenue lad been greatly worried since the when at dusk he ascended the stair to the city treasury publ caticm of the charges involving to the immigration prison o\er th Washington, September 9 —The did his future as an officer railway station At last night s meeting of the police and his good name after thirty two Reports reached Coatlcook tonigh democratic tariff religion bill passed board W C 'Williams a well dressed years of service* for the city on the from Montreal that Thaw s lawyer the senate at 5 43 o'clock this after- young man, appeared and made a force He declared that Captain .Nor might desire his presence there statement of the details of his arrest Thursday four days before he is tc noon amid a burst of applause that man had not had sufficient time to be brought before ttie king s bench on swept j2own from crowded galleries in company with a young lady and prepa: e h s case and In reference to the writ of habeas corpus Thaw sai and found its echo on the crowded ol a night the pair spent at the sta the nature of the accusation itself he he knew nothing of their plans and tion house because they did not have added was waiting for the next move of th< floor of the senate. sufficient collateral to put up Chareei* Are In finite Immigration officials He added tha Its passage was attended with sur- The charges against Captain Nor he had received a telephone messagt cording to Williams, he had not even man are too indefinite to be answered from his mother Mrs Mary Copies prises in the final moments of the kissed th« girl he was with he had at all He Is charged with having Thaw and his sister Mrs Georg* Voting, when Senator La PoUefte, re- merely been guilty of sitting out on Mssed a woman in the park on cer Lauder Carnegie now in Montreal Fight for the People Won They had told him he said that they publican, cast his votff with the dem- the caprtol steps with a young lady am dates but he is not told the name TWO INDICTMENTS purposed giving out a statement there ocrats, and was joined a few moments discussing such trivia! subjects' as y£ the woman he is said to have kissed, tonight later by Senator Poindeacteri progres- come to the minds of man and maid Vow I submit that Captain Norman Is James McKee the justice of thi Declares Woodrow Wilson when the stars are out and the moon ntltled to kflew who this woman was pea~ce who signed the warrant for the sive shines with a mellow light That was n Justice, to him we ought to he fur- arrest of William Travers Jerome ac- FACEMEGODBEE l*hfc democrats had counted shed with h r name ttuitted last night on a charge o; his crimes he says and it cost him gambling said today that he was no throughout the long tariff fight uppn This precipitated a discussion as to Washington September 9* President and untiring work of Mr Underwood and the girl a night in the station entirely satisfied that Magistral losing the^votes of Senators Ransdell hether 01 not the name of the woman Interest Intense in Trial of "Wilson tonight issued the following and Mr Simmons and the committee house and $31 75 which .being now a Mulvena of Sherbrooke had acted associated Tilth them and Thornton, of Louisiana, demo- 3aght to be furnished Sc/me of the legally in presiding at the hearing part of the city s money will i ery Millen, Ga., Woman Which A fight for the people and for free When the president was asked tojicra cratSt , Who voted against the bill to* ommissioners were emphatic in the and that he (McKee) would consul' comment on the votes o£ Senator La, ,., h^nnn«o business which has lasted a long gen rtn y oecause properly help to pay tbe salaries of counsel to determine whether the case Follette and Senator Poindexter he t(day because it would put sugar on •pinion that tae name ought not to be Starts Today — Big Sur- eration through has at last bten won, the free list the men who made the pinch ;iven as it might get in the press could be reopened I may call the sandsbTnely and completely A lead expressed admiration, for their con- Kissing the Sole Topic and Involve the good name of an inno- case on Thursday the time to which prises Are Expected ershtp and a steadfastness in counsel scientious independence and courage Until the names of Senators La Eol- It was this statement together with :ent woman I adjourned it he said bas been shown in both houses of The president, while alwaj s confi- lette and Poindexter were actually Commissioner McLachern declared Thaw's Mother On the Scene •which the democrtic party has reason dent that the democratic majority the charges against Captain J W Montreal September 9 —Harry Thaw s called, however, no one knew defi hat it made no difference who the Millen Ga September 9 —(Special ) to be very proud There has been would be kept intact to insure the aged mother Mrs Mary Copley Thaw nitely the stand they would take, and Norman which were postponed until woman was just so Norman had kissed At 11 o clock this morning the grand no weakness or confusion or drawing passage of the bill by a sate margin, a. woman that was all that was needed J reached Montreal today to aid her law back but a statesmanlike directness had been hoping for thd~ votes of pro their votes were greeted with enthu nest meeting, that caused the police T -called for witnesses material board to set aside a special session at 'o j ro\e the charges "jers in preparing their line of r ttack and command of circumstances I gressive republicans He toxd some slastic applause Mi} or Y\ oodwar 1 intimated very on the plans of the immigration de the investigation of the case of am happy to have been connected with of his friends tonight that aid of this The vote was 44 to 37 m favor ot which kisses and kissing will be about trongrly that Chief Beavers himself part men t to send Harry back to the Mrs Edna Perkins God-bee for the the grovernment of the ha tion at a kind outside of the partv ranks was the sale subject up for discussion did not know the nam^ of the woman United States This afternoon she and tilling of her divorced husband Judge time when such things could happen one of the concrete evidences that the the bill after all amendments had her daughtei Mrs George Lauder Plamclothesmen Clack and Welchel n the case Walter S Godbee and his wife Mrs and to have worked in association democratic party is progressive been defeated Carnegie w ere to confer with the who arrested Williams and the joung ff he ga\e it he migh be liable to with men who could do them Hapy Over Result group of Thaw lawyers here and ar Florence Boyer Godbee At 4 o clock WILSON GRATIFIED lady, will be called betore the board amazes, should the charges be un, :TV o Indictments were made one for Predicts Currency Reform. Personally the president felt happj roved the ma> or said but Chief range final details of the legal flgTit AT END OF STRUGGLE to explain why and under what cir Neither Thaw s relatives nor Ills tilling- of Judge Godbee and one for There i»^ every reason to believe over the result He had returned from leavers should L i msh the name If he the golf links when Secretary Tumul- cumstances they made the arrest lawyers would discuss these details us wife that currency reform, will be carried President Wilson tonight expressed states, rights will have an inning toda'. throug with equa energy directness t> who had been an eager auditor *n great gratification over the end ot the when the nightwatchman of the capi IM«l ^ot Know \arne The jeports as to the character of and loyalty to the general interest the senate gallery drove rapidly to long struggle m the senate Senator Itol is called to disprove certain state 1 he (, ilef admitted that ht did not .he defense ha\ e been mere conjee "\\ hen that is done this first ses&lon the white house and beaming with ments of the officers while it is not now the name of the woman or that ture ana some think a big surprise of the G3rd congress will have passed smiles told the president of the vote Simmons, chairman of the finance Improbable (though not definitely e could not swear to it but that he will be sprung when the case comes into history with on unrivaled distlm,- Great was the presidents first committee, who had piloted the bill ould set hei mme from the witnesses RALPH PEIERS SHAKEN to trial tion - remark as he went to his study and through the finance committee, the - settled) that Claude Smith city bac resent It \va& then decided that the I want to express my especial ad i telephoned Chairman Simmons hts teriologlst, and Dr Roy Harris of hief should, get the name and fur The trial o£ Mrs Godbee Is sch miration for the devoted intelligent ' hearty congratulations democratic caucus and the senate, the state board of health will be ish it to the, attorney for the defeuse uled to begin in the Jenkins county predicted that its passage would called m to prove that kisbing is con ut that it should not be given out to superior court tomorrow bring immediate stimulus to the com- tagious and to be avoided by all per he public it least not until the trial May Offer Remarkable Plea. mercial life of the country. sons who would stay out of the sta Mr Thomas was then asked how Mrs Godbee it is said will offer a As it passed the senate the tariff nuch time he wciild need to prepare Special Train Crashes Into remarkable plea It will be that the tion house or on the police force Ptain "Vorman s ca&e being remmdel bill represents an average reduction Just Mttlns on Hie step* the chairman that he would remain T ocal — Two Passengers slaying of Judge Godbee her former $3,000 GIFT MADE of more than 4 per cent from the T«e statement of V\ L Vi illiam-i spended from duty in til after the husband was thoroughly Justifiable in who s>avs he hJd not even Kissed wis ajv,e~ we i heard It WAS then dt, Seriously Injured :he eyes of God and man and that the rates of the original bill that passed ounp lli\ TO PASTOR'S FUND tin,- \\eai esday night September R Uph Peters of the Long Island rail efense will be that when she opened y In many important places the sen- \\ e \\ ere just s ttm0 and talk „— fnste id of lettin-, them go over rodd wdfa badl> shaken up late toda} 'ire on Godbee—determined to end fhat was all I d d not tvtn Ha^e mv ntil the next re0uUr monthK meet in a collision between his special train Berlin September 9 —Germany s George M Brown has recently made ate has changed the bill that passed arm around hrr wais>t Two men n -, if the oard 4fc and a loca.1 on the Long Island road it his life—she did not Intend to slay ambition to maintain a squadron of a gift of $3 000 to the Atlanta Baptist the house, and a conference commit- citizens clothefa tame- Ions ar d fla<-1 d That theie \\ ill be an eai nest de Bndg-e Hampton in which two pas his wife but fired with no thought or airships as an adjunct to the navy met Veteran Ministers fund The income tee of the two houses will begin work their lights on us The\ wtiit on ir d ense of t apt i n \ormaii made by iiis sengers in the leai car of the local are of where the bullets struck so rude check tonight in the destru \\e paid 110 attention to them t nail of the gift is to be used for the pay- lends at the park "fa certain feev were seriously Injured ong as one of them went true tion of the Ll m a hurricane in the they retumed and asktd the oui g ral of tl cm were on hand last night I The loctl was at a standstill when North sea ment of pensions to aged and retired lady her nami She re] lied th it it Through letters Judge Godh.ee had tiial had tal en place then 1 the special crashed Into it the engine The loss of life Is variously estimat Baptist preachers and their dependent was none of their busin s,!, so ne ritten his former T\ Ife—the letters to weit. eagei to testify as to I of President Peters train ploughing ed at from thirteen to sixteen among families Weather Prophecy wOTds followed I did not think 1 w is tain s good character both half way through the wooden rear re in the hands of her attorneys and the dead being Captain Metzing com- IXDCAZ* THUNDER SHOWERS \lolatins any law and I told the men man and afe an officer were buper coach aeries of almost indisputable court mander of the marine airship division, The organisation has loaned the bo Howe\er we weie ariested aid ntendent of Parks Dan Carey Foie Mr and Mrs William Mann of ecords the defense claims to be able Captain Hanne, commander of the Ll monev out on good and mteiest-bear they seemed hishli amiibed at the man Nelbon Oust Florist Fritz Ritter Queque the only passengers In the and Baron Von MaltzahR ing securities and at the end of every coi y o establish conclusively a motive that l tbunder»torma Wed- suggestion that thf- ffi^e me a and a numbei of Grant park em i ear car were seriously injured but The airship was engaged in reeon- si** months will have a neat sum to of charses W e were taken to the plo>ees lade her deed justifiable These let nesday and Thursday, moderate north* it was said they would recover noissance work in connection with distribute among the beneficiaries station house and spent the ni^ht ers are begng guarded more carefully euHt and «i«f winds. the torpedo boat maneuvers She was The trustees of the fund are W W there In the mornlns t cost me nan an> other evidence in the case i equipped for a thirty hours' cruise, S31 7o as I did not care to ippeai in Gafnes, president, Arthur Hale Gor- Report. hey are understood to show that was on a full war footing, and ob- don, vice president \. c "JVard, sec- court and subject the jonn lai^ to 1 Lowest temperature ...... » 71 = tfrs Godbee was deprived of her serving the conditions of actual war- retary and treasurer, GeoVge M the humiliation that it would tntail faie. The airship kept at a height of Highest temperature ...... 87 THE CONSTITUTION WILL GIVE AWAY roperty through the trickery of her Brown Walker Dunson, M G Camp- Mean temperature .... between 4 200 and 5 000 feet The cold . 79 Poisoned Money, Soys Mayor oinier husband bell and Charles W Daniel Normal temperature ... 74 Is that mone> in the citv treasury' ROAD MAP OF GEORGIA TODAY atmosphere caused a heavy loss of gas Rainfall in past 24 hours in Other Death Just an Incident. The object of the Veteran Ministers 12 as,ked Ua>or Woodward If it is I and as she was overloaded the airship Fund is to provide an income for Deficiency since 1st of month, in 75 And the other death— just an liici already had become unmanageable 1 move it be returned to the souns man those ministers who, after havmsDeficiencr y since January I in 3 16 We don t want that kind of money The Constitution's road map of Georgia was seized bv auto ent as her lawyers will probably when the storm struck suddenly from | spent lnhe ill it—was the act of a woman emo- the north gion and humanity, in their old age Front Varlons Stations. It s poiso-ned Pell Swiftly o Sen. It was at this point that Commis owners \Iondav find themselves and their families in onally insane—no malice no resent When the crew saw danger ap STATIONS AND sionei Fain moved that nainclothes need SUte of lent—Just the result of an accidental preaching; a wireless message was sent men Clack and T\ elchel be called be Only a leu aie left and they will be given away todaj Get The rules of the organization pro •WfiATHKR lot from a revolver fired by an out- asking1 for help and indicating the in- fore the board at the next meeting and vide that any minister or missipnary Atlanta cldy | 74 \ 87 | 12^ yours earlj ged woman who had but one object, tention of landing on the water behind that \V ilHams and the nishtwatchman ruling passion to kill a man whom who shall have reached the age of 60 Baltimore clear 66 ( 76 (• 00 of the capttol be asked to be pre&ent he believed had wronged her Birmingham, cld> i 8- 88 j 00 <. hief Beavers took a hand at this, We \\ant every auto owner to have one \Ve cant refuse It will be a trial full of throbs and Boston clear 1 oS f 6€ 00 Charleston pt c i 74 i SO 70 juncture and asked permission to read chauffeurs, bo tuo niapb to a car, while bhowing the popularity of inlls for when Mrs* Godbee takes Chicago cleai 68 76 00 a statement fiom Clack and \\elchel he stand she will bare her heart to Galveston, rain j J>0 ( 82 44 about the arrest of an entirely differ the map, account;, for a possible shortage jury—all her married life with1 Jacksonville, pt c | ^ 8_ 04 to shew that some people aid kiss on Mrs Godhee shot her former husband Sebastopol, Russia. September 9 —• In active service of any church or Portland clear i» I f e£ 00 the capltol steps, ev en if W illiams had Details of e\ ery good highway south of Atlanta, Athens and and his* bride of a few months down in The military aviator, Druschinln, fell board in the Atlanta association •• for RaJeish, clear | 68 76 Q& not. and that some .issmg was not as cold blood—that she was moved by the period of five years and who re- Sen Francisco clr I 68 70 1)0 Augusta and north of Albany, Darien and Savannah are shown today while making- a. flight, and was t>t Louis, clear } 68 70 00 discreet and decorous as could be ex- I jealousy ,and hate R. Lee Moore is the instantly killed, moves without tbe association may j prosecutor Salt Lake C ty clr I 76 78 00 pected on the map have the benefit of the pension fund Shreveport, cldy j 7S SS 1 oo Clack and Welchel stated In their Mrs Godbee s attorneys are C French Aviator Killed. provided he pays into the fund *an Tampa, clear } «2 t 92 I 01 report that the young coupl- were in Get jour Constitution road map today or your car may be jt>ekle James A Dixon and H. amount equal to Z per cent of the Toledo, clear 1 60 | 66 ! *0ft Saffold Lyons, Franoe, September 9 —A amount of salary he receives eacn mgton. clear 1 *>6 fr 74 | 00 without one The case will be tried before Judge monoplane driven by Aviator Chomi- year that be remains Jn, active aerv- I Continued on Page Two. i C HERRMANN. Henry C Hammond, tune fell today. The pilot was killed. ice. I ' SPAPFRf Page 1913.

Georgia, Smith ot Maryland. Smith of LITTLE UISS FIX-IT" Wednesday or Thursday -to adjust South Carolina,. Stone, Swanaofl. these differences. Thompson, TUlraan, Vardaman^ "Walsh, LIGE LANE'S SENTENCE • FAILS TO QUICK CONFERENCE Williams (democrats); 1-a Follette, Framed Tariff Revision Measure LAWFUL 10 KISS PREDICTED BY LEADERS. (republican), and Pqlndexter (progres- The play •which waa due to open at the Atlanta last nlsKt failed td ar- Leaders of both houses predict that sive}—-total 44. rlve, the management explaining thar t the conference will consume less than Nays—-Borah, Bradley, Brady, Bran- COMMUTED BY SIAION > degree, Briatow, Catron, Clapp, Clark of the show had to •*Jamp"-f>oni"'^oron to two weeks' time. Wyoming:, Colt, Cummins, DIHingham. ON CAPIM STEPS to Atlanta and that in 'these days of The senate endeavored today to Pall, Galllngrer, JacKson, .Jones. Ken- Negro Condemned to Die Spared hobble skirts that proved too much hasten the bill on its progress to the yon. Llppitt, liodge, McCumber, "Mc- for 'Little Miss Fix-It." Lean. ^Nelson. Sorris, Oliver. Fag*, Assistant Keeper Holcombe on Flea of Clinch" County As It was unable to reach. Atlanta •white house tty naming its members Penrose. Perkms, Root, Sherman. for the opening night through missing 1 Citizens. of the conference committee as soon Smoot, Stephens, Sterling , Sutherland, Says Ideal Place for Lovers, connections. the play will not b« as the till passed. Warren, Weeks and Worka (republic- shown here todas or tonight' and the ans), and Ran s dell and Thornton Vice President Marshall app«mted I Among- the last things done by Gov- Atlanta will be dark until Friday (democrats)—total 37. Where He Won Wife Years night, « hen The Merry Countess" Senators Simmons, Stone, Williams Paired and Not Voting—Burton, ernor Slato Just before lie 3e.ft his office Tuesday afternoon was to save will be the attraction The latter ahoW and Johnson, democrats, and Senators Crawford. Goff Dupont, Townsend Ago. does not have to make such a long and Smith of Michigan (republicans), the life of a negro named JUlge Lane, Penrose, Lodge and La Follette, re- who was sentenced to hang today In jump and Manager Homer George publicans, as the senate conferees. Bankhead, Br> an, Culberson, Lea That the capital grounds and the states that he has no fear of mixed Thomas and Reed (democrats)—total Clinch county for committing an as- Senator Stone withdrew from the steps of the building are lawful places sault on a white worian schedules keeping it from betas here 12 on time committee and Senator Shiveley was Absent and not paired—Burleigh for the courting of young couples was The governor acted on the recom- appointed In his _P.i4ce.,.__'Che house and Gronna (republicans)—total 2. the declaration made by E E Hoi- raendatior of the prison commission, combe, assistant keeper of public who asked that mercy be extended, Granulated Ejeltda Cured conferees, It was reported tonight, Vacancy—Alabama 1. and also on the petition of the trial The *fQi*t caaea no matter o* how long *t*adlnf. buildings, yesterday cu'ofl bv th« wonrtcrruj old reliable Dr will be Representatives Underwood, The Final ludge and solicitor and the cleric of Farter's *nt!arptic Healinc on Relieves pain The final struggle began at 4 o'clock ' The young people can spoon all tj e court, who certified that they t heals t* (ho flame tlrru 25c 50c $1 00 Kitchm and Rame}, democrats, and they want to on these grounds," he represented at least 90 per cent of tho when, under a previous agreement, Payne and Fordney, republicans Each said, "and there shall be no objec- sentiment of the white people in the house will have an equal vote in the arbitrary votes began on pending tion from me I think it l& an out- county in -which the conviction had conference committee, even though amendments. During the closing been obtaired, in holding that It waa hours of debate Senator l«a Follotte ragre that young couples should no t unwarranted on account of the no- each does not name the same number had become the center of interest, have a quiet place to meet and mako CASH GRO, CO, 1 torious bad character of the com- of conferees proposing final amendments on the cot- lov« to each other without laying plainant. ton and agricultural schedules and No. 1O ROLL CVLL OP THE SENATE themselves liable to arrest. As soon as the order granting the discussing some features of the bill Ideal for Liove-Mnktn«r. commutation of sentence was signed O> Tilt. Rn\ISIO> ME4SURC which, he deemed favorable It was Following was the roll call on the "Why, the capitol grounds are ideal t was transmitted to the prison com- Snowdrift nearly 5 30 o clock when the vice pres- mission "with instructions to notify th» tariff bill ident put the bill upon its passage for love-making, particularly when sheriff at once, so that the hanging \pas—\shurst Bacon Chamberlain The roll call proceeded deliberately the evenings are pleasant In the might not take place In connection Ctntton, Clarke of Arkansas, Fletch until the clerk called "La Follette * spring and early falL I for one with his granting the order of com- cr Gore Hjtchcotk Hollls, Hughes, The Wisconsin senator seated in would do what I couid to encourage mutation the governor issued the fol- 88c James Johnson Kern Lane Lewis the front row hesitated a moment. it rather than otherwise There aie owing signed statement explanatoi y If bought with >lartin Martine Mi ers Nexvlaixds His head was bowed and resting on many young people living in Atlanta of his act ^2 pound of O Gorman Oveiman Owen, Pittman his hand He leaned forward a trifle Governor's Statement. SOc Tea Pomercne, Pobinson Saulsburv. and vigorously answered aye * who ha\ e no opportunity of seeing ' By the Governor Argo Salmon can I2%c each other in a home Many live in 20 Pounds Sugar »l 00 Shafroth Sheppard Stueias, Shively Instantly the applause broke from 1 "This application for commutation boarding houses where there is no No 10 Silver Leaf Lard 9*3$ Kimmons Smith of Arizona, Smith of the galleries and senators on the from a der th sentence to imprison- Red Hams special, Ib IS1^* democratic side joined In enthusiastic privacy ment for life of a negro convicted of Of course if there was really any Rex Breakfast Bacon Ib 18%c handclapping, nearly every democrat assaulting a -white woman is remark- Diamond C Best Bacon in serious wrong-doing the case would able. The evidence, if credible, war- on the floor participating in the brief be otherwise. But there is none I America, 1-lb boxes 32c but vigorous demonstration When .nta the verdict Fancy Lemons dozen Oc have been here in office for six years "The woman was a depraved char- 16-oz Condensed Milk can hHc the name of Senator Polndexter, the and I ha\e never seen anything wrong only progressive senator was reach- acter, who, the evidence shows, by her 16-oz Evaporated Milk can 8V_c going on yet mproper relations, separated a negro 6-oz Evaporated Milk (pure ed and he had contributed his vote for "Where would I have been if court- erearm) , 3%c the bill the applause was renewed from his wife Her business was that ing on the capitol steps had been an of unlawfully selling liquor Fancy Salmon tall can «Kc Tonight Senator La Follette had a offense when I was wooing my first lOc Can Ga Cane Syrup 4^£.c few words to say of his vote after ' When the offense was committed, wife years ago? The greater part of she did not know the name of her as- *nan> democratic senators had sur- our courting was done upon the cap- rounded his desk and shook his hand sailant, although she must have itol steps Nobody saw anything tnown Ijige Lane, the defendant, who La Follette and Polndexter. wrong in it then owed her n ney for some corn liquor That young couples engaged to Her son, to whom she told the circum- Attached. Cuffs After the vote benator La Follette marry should kiss each other ia nat- stances, asked the deputy sheriff to SEWELLS said ural and harmless That they should arrest another negro as the offender. OSCAR UNDERWOOD, OF ALABAMA. be caught up and subjected to the ' When Lane was arrested on Mon- Special Snaps for Wednesday, that Turn •I realize what I did was a political indignity of arrest and a blight put sacrifice but that within me com- day morning after the previous Sat- Itfo. 1O Pall Pare Leaf Lar THE on the young girl s name that wili urday night on which the offense was oelled me to vote for the bill The probably last for years simply be Fancy Wibite Baeon, any ••anff act of 1909 was but little short as about to desert his colleagues on submit the bill to a popular referen- committed he was at work on the amount, ponnd 12 He the roll call dum next fall was defeated 6a to 16 cause the lovers we're found spooning outskirts of Homerville, the scene of Mlftsoun Brand Picnic Hnm». of a crime the bill passed today is on the capitol grounds is an outrage not a democratic measure out la a W hy Thornton Deserted. An amendment b> Senator Matron for tl crime pound 14M.C 20 per cent duty on raw wool was de~ 'Ninety per cent of the white worn Finest Red Gravy Hams, Ib lOe protective measure Every change "It is hard for me to vote against Fancy Breakfast Bacon, Oufturn •nade by the finance committee was this bill said the Louisiana senator feated. 42 to 35 and a general substi- The attaches of the office of keep- tn and 90 per cent of the white mon sliced, pound 25c ^^^f^ "CL«--. -2i--^,/i. *** It Js made a party measure by the tute wool bill offered by Senator er of public buildings are indignant of Homerville, as certified to me offi- made by wa> of adjustment to a pro cially by the clerk of the superior Fancy Juicy Lemons, doz I-^4c parl> with which I cast allegiance Smoot was defeated without a roll at the reports that they were in any tectKe basis except such as free WQJ! court, the judge and the solicitor gen Fresh Country Egj?a, doz 24Hc and free sugar which were determined fortj. sis years ago It is harder still call way responsible for the arrest and Fancy Irish Potatoes* peck 21K.O detention at the police station of eral who tried the case and the woman GeorKta Vam Potatoes, pit 27c upon outside They treated the agr* that I am forced to vote against it One Important Change Co assaulting whom Lige Lane is un- Simply turn the soiled cuffs over Cultural schedule I regret to say, on uecause my own party seeks new to One Important change made on the young couples for spooning on the Libby's Asnaragrns Tips, c«n.l7%c capitol steps der sentence of dea,th, request me to Fresli Dressed Poultry and and you have a clean pair. No a free trade bat,is and I would have strike a vital blow against the great recommendation of the finance com commute the sentence The prison sugar industry of my state ** mittee gives the secretary of the John A Goodson the night watch- Country Produce at Wholesale trouble. L\acti} the same in ap- retained more duty on cutlery and man who according to the statement commission unanimously recommends Prices. gome other articles in order to be sure The senator said he was charged treasury power to censor all imported It. pearanceas there Tulationattachcd with a duty from his state higher than moving picture films An amendment given out by the police, furnished the not to rufn thing to do with it county more than those who ha,ve wholesale and Retail, Doubles the "lire" of the shirt. thty have not done it in this bill' contended, w as keeping his pledge to flax seed was rejected 48 to 'a and urged upon me the exercise of clem- his state and to the democratic party one by Senator La Follette for a 5 Mr Goodaon declared that he had 113-15 Whitehall St. A recent addition to the famous Columbia Senator Pomdexter said of his vote made no reports to the police ency The negro Is friendless and Shirt—so)d at borne and abroad since 2875. I i oted for the senate t^iiff bill of Louisiana which denounced free cent duty on wheat was defeated without money It is not a case of Branch Store 164 Decatur St. because it is as a whole a better bill sugar in its last com. entton Free without a roll call po\vor and influence In plain, pleated and dress shirts Fade- sugar, tl « senator concluded wc/uld Senator James acting for the less fabrics $1 50 and up than the Pa>ne Aldrich law now In KISSING DANGERS The recommendation of the prison foice Furthermoie, It contains an destroy the sugar industry of Louisi finance committee secured the adop- commission is approved, and the sen- Columbia Shirt Co., Inc. income tax which we have been trying ana, and "deliver the -vmerican people tion of an amendment modifying the WILL BE STUDIED tc nee of Lige Lane is commuted to Into the hands of a rapacious trust provision of the bill that authorizes life imprisonment. \ New "Vork to got for twentv years AT THE THEATERS] Some of Its rates are too high and Income tax amendments by Senators the secretary of the treasury and col- (Signed) JOHN M SLATON, for Saie by some are too low—but its genera' Bnstow and La Follette, similar to lector of internal revenue to employ Continued From Page One "Governor ' income tax officials without regard s.\ erage on manufactures is high thdse they Introduced several days Bob Dickson, an attorney from n a C V T II »*"•* «*«*£' 2^0 EISEMAN BRO^ enough Its classification is far from o were defeated by votes of 61 to to the civil service laws The new reclining position wtten the klssl Homerville, made aif argument to the F U It S I IN NIGHT AT 8,30 and 62 to 16, respectively An provision^ leaves It optional with the was going on governor to spare > the life of the And Other Good Shops scientific but not more so than the amendment by Senator Gal linger that officials as to whether or not thev WOJUD'S GREATEST TURKEY TROTTERS existing law ' "Well, If Judge Broyles didn't fine negro •*# proposed to send the whole tariff ques will take employees from the list of 'em I guess there wasn t much to it," Frank Galllnffer Congratulates Simmons. tion, over until jDecember, 1914, and civil service eliglblea commented Mayor Woodward LIGHTNING HITS TWICE; HALE and PATTERSON When the vote had been announced Cocnran Withdrawn Invitation. Senator Galllnger of New Hampshire J O Cochran, president of the park ST. PAUL'S IS STRUCK LTDIMABBY the leader of the minority was recog- board, who recently extended a cordial OetmoreiU* Dora Wilsontc«. nized and congratulated Senator Sim Features of Tariff Revision invitation to loving couples to come It has oft been said that lightning mons ' for his courteous kindly and out to Grant park to spoon, has re- never strikes twice In the same place considerate manner ' In the conduct of gretfully withdrawn his invitation but a prankish bolt proved this untrue the debate He said he knew of no After the meeting of the board last yesterday afternoon, when the steeple tariff fight characterized by such As Passed by the Senate night he said of the St Paul Methodist Episcopal KODAK good feeling throughout and attribut- During the present state of an- church on Grant street was st-uok In Matinee* Tnes., Thnra. and Sat^. ed It to the personality of Senator archy into which tne city seems to the afternoon Simmons have been suddenly plunged, I shall But very little damage -7fa.s done THE SEASON'S GREATEST PLAY The same steeple In almost identically The bill Itself Is bad" he sail! "but Washington September 9 —The against American goods by proclaim- have to withdraw my Invitation for ALBUMS Its management has been in every way couples to come to the par* and spoon, the same place was struck during an THE GALL OF THE HEART tariff bill as Jt passed the senate to ing increased rates on certain goods * CfM< Staff* Production creditable to the majority and emi adopted a provision excluding goods or If they do come for that purpose I electrical storm last summer More Don t lose vour feodak pic- day retained the principal house pro- damage was done, however by the Matlim Prices 15c-35c Night Pncra 15o- SO c nently fair to the minority " manufactured chiefly by child labor would suggest that during the spoon- tures Mount them in an al visions Including free sugar and free Ing they fortify themselves with com- first bolt than the last bum Serviceable silk cloth Senator Simmons expressed his ap- and provided for the creation of a preciation Tonight he said there was raw wool but revised other rates commission to revise the customs petent witnesses who can he called covered 25c to $1 50 Genuine little for him to say that he had not still further downward The average laws upon to swear just what happened leather $1 50 to $3 50 said in debate The bill he asserted do not fear that any regular police- advalorem rate In the bill now 13 ap- Additions to Free List. man on duty at the parks would sub- N ote—Out of tow n kodakers wt>uld go to the country and speak for proximately 26 per cent, a decrease of send us the amount you wish to itself Important additions to the free list ject a person to arrest for kissing I am greatly gratified that the bill 28 per cent from existing rates and Included but there Is no telling at what moment pay and we will make selection has passed and I thinit that it will not nearly 4 per cent lower tlian the rates Antimony ore limestone rock as- the members of the vice squad may and send album by parcel post be long in conference In ray opinion of the house bill phalt asphaltum and bitumen fabrics take It Into their heads to visit the Expert kodak finishing Send there has been some ' stagnation of The senate's additions to the house of jute yarns wool blankets valued at parks and rn-iixe wholesale arrests In for price list less than 40 cents a pound textbooks, order to t.ain favor wltit the powers business In the country pending the free list with 1912 as a basis will action v£ the senate Ivow I believe sugar machinery cast iron pipe sur- that be For this reason, I withdraw there w ill be an immediate stimulus cost the government more than $44 - gical catgut, cement, creosote oil de the invitation untlj such time as sanity A. K. HA WKES CO. to business and that in the end w> 000 000 but by adding a tax of one- natured alcohol flax and hemp, furs shall have returned to our midst.' KODAK DEPARTMENT will ha\e better times in this coun tenth of I cent a. pound on cotton fo~ and fur skins gunpowder pig iron tr> future delivery, a tax on bananas of shiegelosen, ferromanganese wrought 14 Whitehall Just before the -\ otmg on amend- one-tenth of 1 cent a pound, restor- Iron "iron slabs and blooms photo- AWARD COAL CONTRACT ments began Senator La Follette ing the requirement of a full internal graphic moving picture films steel j lUded a Cew minutes of his time to revenue tax of $1 10 a gallon on bran- Ingots blooms and slabs cattle and TO KNOXVILLE COMPANY Senator Thornton, of Louisiana, who ' dies used to fortify wines and by In- other live stock T*heat, sawed cedar creasing the sur-tax rates on large angora goat and alpaca wool and pa- The water board yesterday after- Incomes senate leaders believe they per twine for binding- wool noon awarded the contract to furnish have provided an actual increase That coal for the two pumping stations of Is a point disputed by Majority, } the waterworks department to the Leader Underwood, of the house rnV/3JFJ? VAf^jATTnitf f^TVirW \ Tennessee and Southeastern Coal cor- ^VMLr£,J< VAlsAJlVJV WV&N ration, of Knoxviile, Tenn The con- Important Cban«e« Made. P0 PHAGAN CASE WORKERS tract calls for 18,000 tons of coal *o The senate made these other impor- be delivered bet een now and next nt changes August, at the rate of $2 50 per ton Lowered the normal exemption from For their work In the Phagan case TN your pair of 1 per cent income tax from *4 000 ten days* vacation in addition to that $3 000 for single persons with ex- to which they are ordinarily entitled SHOWERS FOR TODAY -••^Crossetts you get a options for wives and dependent were given to Chief of Detectives hlldren exempted the Incomes of mu- Newport A Lanford and Detectives T SAYS WEATHER MAN through ticket to the tual Insurance companies which revert N Starnes, Pat Campbell, S L. Ttosser to the benefit of stockholders, In- land of Comfort. And and J R. Black by the police board Although he forecasted clear creased graduate sur-tax on largfe In - weather for Tuesday and missed It to comes to a maximum of 6 per cent on at Its regular monthly meeting last the tune of several intermittent show- you travel in style all those more than $500000; exempted night ers th e weath er man cornea right incomes of municipalities derived The action was taken following the back and says that today will be the way. The new from operation of public utilities and reading of a letter from Solicitor Gen- -clear, although he expects the atmos- changed the date from which the tax eral Hugh N Dorsey to Chief Lanford phere to be rather humid. models are ready. shall be computed for first year from highly complimenting the good work "Very slight showers tell during January 1 to March 1, 1913 done by the detectives assigned to Tuesday afternoon and later in the Free list cattle and other live stock, evening a cool breeze sprang up help him on the Phagan case While wheat, hair of the angora goat an3 which played havoc with straw hats some other agricultural products, re the name of Detective Black was of summertime and up and down stored oat meal and rolled oats to the omitted from Solicitor Dorsey's letter, Peachtree As the show crowds turned duitable list and provided an elabor- he was Included In the recommenda- out half a dozen hats would be seen ate Inspection of meat Imports. tion of Chief Lanford to Chief Beavers, sailing In the air or rolling down the Reduced house rates on woolen which In turn was submitted to the street at a time manufactures to become effective Jan- \ board and he got his vacation with Only one man failed to be embar- uary 1, 1914 rassed by the sudden breeze. He wore Free Snsar In 1910* the others a Palm Beach suit and would have CROSSETT $100 Down---$23 Monthh Provided in the sugar schedule for On motion of Commissioner B Lee looked cool on the hottest of August Immediate abolishment of the I>utch Smith., Chief Lanford was also given days, but for the fact that his raiment standard test postponed operation of an, additional vacation with his sub- waa topped by a fuzaywuzzy green lid. proposed reduced rates until March 1 ordinates Nobody laughed at him chasing his 1914 leaving the provision unchanged hat (for those kind don't blow off), Buys This Pretty Home for tree sugrar 1 n May, 1916 but many smiles at the incongruity TRADE MARK Slightly increased rates an finer /. H. KELLY, NEW HEAD of the changing- season were appar- cotton goods reclassifying the whole &J& to $600 everywhere HE abo-v e picture is reproduced from a photograph of a brand-new OF PINKERTON BRANCH ent. T house whi<-h > ou can bu> on very easy terms—$100 down and ¥23 a cotton schedule and changing- the silk Lewis A. Crosiett, Inc., Makers, North Abmgtoo, Mass. month >o mortgage to assume schedule from an advalorem to a specific basis Letters to Chief of Police Beavers SEEKING COMPANIONS It's a prett-v six-room house, and the lot is 75x130 feet- Plenty of Provided for an administrative forse from the heads of the Pinkerton De- There's a special Crossett qhade trees' There are three Bedrooms Parlor t>ining Room and to handle Income tax collections with- tective agency in New York, an- LITTLE BOY RUNS AWAY KJtchen Large front Veranda. Cement block front walls with cement out regard to requirements of the civil last for people with arch pedestals and columns Hall through center of house leads to latticed nouncing the appointment of J" H troubles. Ask our agents back porch OaX mantels, with tile service Kelly as superintendent of the local The police, have been asked to look about it. Struck out a countervailing duty on office of the company to succeed H. for little Ralph BHtch, age 4 years, This attractn e home is located in CAPITOL VIEW which Is a popu- wood pulp. B Pierce, were read to the police who disappeared from the home ot lar residential section—inside of Atlanta s city limits—an 18-mlnute Greatly reduced rates of the metal his mother, Mrs Kate Blltch, 133. street car rtda from Ihe postotfice board last night. Mr Kelly was pres- schedule ent, and wan Introduced to the board Spring street, last night about 10 "We shall gladly Si"v e you full Information, if you will phone—or Struck out many reform provisions He was assured that he was highly o'clock call at our oftice in the administrative section, reject- regarded by the local police force, and Because be had been forbidden by ed the antf-dumping clause, the 5 per in turn gave assurance that he would his mother to go out into the street cent tariff reduction on Imports In do all in his power to co-operate with and play -with other children, the lit- : American vessels and the require- them, tle fellow quietly slipped away from ment for inspection of books of for- Mr Kelly comes to the Atlanta the room in which he had been play- W. D. BEATIE, 207 Equitable Building eign manufacture In undervaluation office from the Philadelphia office of ing while his mother read, and has cases; out added a provision giving the Plnkertons, where he has been in not been seen since tbat time. He •was Bell Main 3520 Atlanta Phone 3520 the president authority to retaliate the company's service a number of clad in blue romvers, tan haif-HtocIt- against nations which discriminate' years sB and «and»la. k * NEWSPAPER! THE AJTBANTA, GA^WMXNESDAY,,-, SEPTEMBER,. Xtoreo.

where experience ha* shown the ne- Charles Hodges. Cyrene; TJbomaa V. GAME WARDEN MERCSR cessity, of alteration.** Bntt, Columbus; Judge "W- *V George, Off H/S WAY TO BOSTON Panlcn CmnmeA by Prc«^«t ^Symi^tm, OFFICE OF SHEW lOVEMOW SCHOLARS 60VERNORMBUSY "Vienna, Ga.; Colonel John "D- Walker. Crediting the present financial s>a- Sparta; E. Xi. Tanner, Douglas; J. C. State Game Commissioner Jeoe JE- tem with chief responsibility for the Brewton, Ml. Vernon: J. Pope Brown. Mercer left yesterday for Bcwton, various panics of the past half cen- Hawklnsville; Judge T. A. Parker. where he will be gone tor a week in tury, the report set forth that, under "Waycross; Seaborn Wright, Rome; W. the proposed law. the federal reserva PROVES VERY POPULAR KEEP IMS BUSY NAMING DELEGATES attendance uoon the annual conven- A. Covington, Moultrle; W. C". Vereen. tion of the State Game Warden** »»- LAUNCHED iNHOUSE banks to b" created imder the bill Moultrte; H. H- Tlft, Jr., Tifton; J. \V. "sociatlon. would have available at least ¥550,- C. W. Mangum and Captain 'Many Class * Rooms Arc Over New Sets of Men Appoint- Oglesby, Quitman; W. B. Beverly. Meanwhile the candidates tor ^ tn« 000.000 of reserves in cash. ThomasviHe; Roscoe Luke. Thomas- position of game commissioner »r* Administration Measure Is "This," said the report, "would cre- Mayo Are Only Candidates Crowded and No Relief Is ed to Attend Important vllle-j J. S. Montgomery. Thomasville; very active. It is believed, however, ate a reservoir of liquid funds far So Far Announced. in Sight for Some Time. W, B. Stubbs. Savannah; Rev. J. L. that the governor will defer the an- surpassing anything of similar kln-1 Forthcoming" Conventions. • White, Macon; Rev. W. N, Atnsworth, Reported by Chairman e\ e> available In this country here- nouncement of the appointment until Macon; J. C C- Black, Augusta, H. J. after Mr. Mercer's return. tofore It would compare favorably Governor Slaton yesterday an- with the resources possessed by gov- f Two men have already announced | "The Atlanta public schools have Fullbri^ht, Waynesborot, Rev. J. McD. Glass — Panics Charged to nounced the appointment of two sets Rayford, Monroe: J. W. Stanford, ernment banking institutions abroad,' I that they will run for sheriff wf Ful- ' opened brilliantly." succinctly remark - of delegates to -conventions of inter- The committee reviewed the bill Cuthbert; John M. Dekle, Thomasville; $2.50 TO BIRMINGHAM Present Currency System, "ton county at the democratic primary ! Q(i professor William M. Slaton. in state importance. One of these is the W. R. Little. Carnesvllle; Rev. M. And return September 23. Special conference of farmers to be held un- Ashby Jones, Augusta; Rex. W. P. train leaves Old Depot 8:30 a. m., ar- der the auspices of the National Con- rive Birmingham 1:30 p. m Ticket! Washington, September 9.—The ad- Lovejoy, Atlanta, and Rev. J.4B. Rob- tne servation exposition in Knoxvllie, good returning on regular trains until ministration currency reform bill, as In their minority report on the bill, j 3ob, which paid $5,000 yearly un- '"We look forward to a great sea- ins, Atlanta. September 26. SEABOARD.—(adv.) the republicans _of the committee Tenn., September 12 to 16. approved by the democratic caucus, son," he declared, "and, although it Is In the second case he has named pointed out what'they held to be the too early as yet to make a prognosis, •W..S reported to the house today from weaknesses otf the measure. They sa*d delegates to the Southern Christian the committee on banking and cur- I believe this year s work will go Citizenship congress to- be held in At- the\ found the democrats of the com- down in Atlanta school history as the rency by Chairman Glass. A volum- mittee "~o bound by their caucus ac* lanta under the auspices of the Civic best the community has ever seen League of America. September 19, 20 inous, report, including: a lengthy tecn- tion that they ppuld not consider The rolls of the city schools, while and 21 n.cal d&cussion of theorj or the bill, amendments to the bill, which. if >et far from complete, show a great adopted, would have eliminated its un- Go to Farmers' (Jonference. accompanied the measure, setting gain in attendance over last year. The names of those appointed to at- bound and questionable provisions," Tuesday's increase over Monday, due forth the views of the democrats on They suggested that the provisions tend the conference of farmers follow: tho committee. Representative Hayes to corrected rolls, was over 1,000, and J. r>. Price, Atlanta; C. S. Barrett. turn^elling the national banks to sub- a like figure Is expected to result to- of California, presented a report from ' ci Ibe for the capital stock of the Union City; John T Williams. Gray; day in further conections of the per- J W. L. Brown, Cartersvllle, J. J. the republicans, criticising the meas- federal reserve banks on pain of for- feiture of charters was "of doubtful manent rolls Brown, Bowman: J. J. Conner. Car- ure and proposing various amend- Interest among local educationalists tersvllle, T. G Hudson, Americus, J. ments. constitutionality, and wholly unneces- sari and inexpedient." If the plan of is today centered in the meeting of B Clements. Ocilla; Martin V. Calvin, The majority declaied the bill "is the bill is a good one, they said, the principals with Pro Cess T Slaton. at S Decatur, A. M Soule, Athens; R. J. L. Intended to bilng" about necessary banks would gladly -participate; if o'clock, when the serio -:a problem of DeLoach, Experiment, R. D. Callaway, what to do with the overflow scholars Your dreams come true! If changes in the present banking and not. should the banks rr "use to enter Washington, W C. Powell, Lincoln- in the various school buildings all ton, M. I. Branch, Berzella; R. C. currency system of the United States, the system, "all business would be you've had dreams of owning disastrously effected " The republic- over the city will be threshed out. Neely, "Waynesbore; J. S. Lowrey, and to correct long-standing evils ans declared that the provision mak- This vexing question-' stares the Dawson; M. G. Parker, Poplar; SB A. that have had a slow and doep-rootcd ing the new federal reserve notes "ob- teachers in the face at eac L school Bush. Camilla, H. A. Williams, Gib- a car, you may realize them Eiowth It aims at the rectification of ligations of the United States" prac- term opening, but this year It has de- son, J. B. Gamble, Louisville; Wiley the essential defects of the present ticallj creates a central bank. They veloped Into a matter of serious con- Williams, Eastman; T. H. Rooks, now. Ford, prices are down cern In some schools of the <;i ty •ystem, although it does not seek to urged that the powers of the federal Dudley, J T. Newton, Madison; J. M. where the rooms are provided with Warren. Abbeville; J. J. Flynt. Grif- make all the inno\ations that might, • esei ve board wera too great, ami to where you can hardly that ' there Is great danger as the bill only thirty-six desks,, the teachers are fin, and I. A. Smith, Tennille. from an Ideal standpoint, be deemed is now drawn, that the banking busi- crowding into chairs, double seats and To Christian Citizenship Meet. afford not to own the one desirable." ness of th$ country may be used for stools over hi -£ a hundred scholars The following delegates were ap- Central Bank Plans, partisan political advantage" The board of education Is handling pointed to the Southern Christian car that has proven itself Reviewing- the arguments against The progressive views on the cur- the overflow matter in a rapid man- Citizenship congress: rency question •were set forth in a re- ner, but it will be some weeks yet- be- Joseph M. Brown. Marietta; P. S the so-called Aldrlch plan outlined by ] fore the question is again solved for universally satisfactory. the national monetary comrmsssioii ami port on the Glass bill filed several Cummings, Lela, J. L. Butler, Powder days ago by Representative Lind- another year Springs, Sam Tate, Tate; Lewis Jones, against all central bank plans su^ Superintendent Slaton declared Tues- gested, the report said. bergh, of Minnesota, progressive mem- •Canton. James R. Brown, Canton; L. Five hundred dollars is the new price of the ber of the committee. daj that It w-juld be impossible for C Upshaw, Douglasville; John N. M=- Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty; the "After looking over the T.V hole him to meel the public other than .it firound and after examining the vari- Eachern. Atlanta; W. D. Manley. At- town car seven fifty—all f. o. b. Detroit, ous suggestions for legislation, the his regular office hours, which are lanta, R. J. Gulnn, Atlanta, Rev. Dr. complete with equipment. Get catalog and committee on banking and currency H. W. TIMOTHY WAIVES from 3 to 5 every afternoon in the John B, White, Atlanta; Bishop War- particulars from Ford Motor Co., 311 Peachtree Is lirmly of the opinion that any ef- week, save Saturday ren A. Candler, Atlanta; W. S. St., Atlanta. fective legislation on banking must in PRELIMINARY TRIAL CAPTAIN WILLIAM MAYO In an effort to reach each child, elude tlie foil owing f unddmenEal ele- Witham. Atlanta, W Woods White, parent or teacher, and give them at- Atlanta, Walter McElreath, Atlanta; ments, which It considers indispensable Hugh W. Timothy, son of a wealthy tention, the supe-intendent has de- in any measure likely to prove fa-atla- der the salary system and which is vised a card system which does away Asa G. Candler, Atlanta; J. J. Fain. factory to the country. Chattanooga merchant, who was ar- Atlanta. Rev Lincoln McConnell, At- "The creation of a joint mechanism rested Monday afternoon on a charge said to net even more than that under with m ch needless questioning and the fee system The men who have facilitates the handling of the crowds lanta, Rev Dr C. B. Wllmer, Atlanta; for the extension of credit to banko of ufaing the mails to defraud, waived J K" Orr, Atlanta. H. S. Johnson, which possess sound assets e at this time to make have indicated that the're is nothing [ Chairman W. R Daley presided, and any recommendations, save that in a ficulty In establishing an alibi, as it to the rumor. Deputy Miner has so far a representative number of the board few places it has suggested the amend- .s Poliere, according to the defense, made no announcement either way, was present during- the enthusiastic ment of existing provisions In the na- whc/ conducted the alleged fraudulent and is apparently waiting to learn the meeting. correspondence school, and Timothy tional bank act, with a view to exact attitude of Sheriff Mangum, M M, Anderson and "W. H Terrell strengthening- that measure at points was merely an employee. whom It was once rumored would not presented an option on the old Neal be in the race next year The sheriff, property at 44 Moreland avenue, re- nowever, stated about a month ago turnable March 1 next, placing the that he would make the race for the purchase price of the location and second term. taurlding: at $9,800. The board passed It Is stated that Police Cc>mmisslon- upon the option favorably and will 1 George E. Johnson would be on probably close the deal at the expira- Captain Mayo's ticket, but further tion of the option. The old Neal es- than this no Indication of his ticket tate has been used as an overflow Ask your Grocer for has been made. Sheriff Mangum will school building and the rent being probably have practically the present paid now on the structure will be de- deputies on his ticket. ducted from the purchase price If the transaction finally goes through. Judg-e John S. Candler and W. E. Hancock, appearing for a few resi- LIGHTNING STRIKES dents of DeKalb county, who assisted in building the old Highland Park METHODIST CHURCH school, declared that when the struc- England's favorite for over 70 years ture was put up for the county by TWICE IN 4 YEARS private funds, children from DeKalb county were admitted without ques- tion and although the city has taken over the school, there should be no With the staccato crash of a g-atllng 1 change made. The board agreed in The Boxes From Paris and Estelle gun, a bolt of lightning ripped open the view and the children will remain tl- > side of the St. Paul Methodist In the school. Episcopal church spire on Grant street The Atlanta Park board was given late Tuesday afternoon, scattering: permission to lay out a tennis court lUi L 20 E. 46 St. A ^% bricks and debris over a wido area. No adjoining the Oakland City school. one was injured, as the streets were The board also gave permission for Mershort New York Are Open comparatively clear at the time. the school authorities to rent a cot- Four years ago the same spire was tage In East Atlanta to take care of struck .bortly after workmen had left the overflow scholars In the fifth and scaffolding surrounding: it where And Now Atlanta Shall See What Are the True and they had been at work. sljcth grades in that suburb. Two additional teachers were pro- vided by the board, one fof the Tech- Authentic Millinery Fashions For Fall nological High school and one for the W. H. STANTON, PIONEER Girls' High school. Superintendent CITIZEN, DIED TUESDAY Slaton was given authority to name The initial display of the true \and the new teachers to be installed in ing in Paris and others that Estelle Wiley Harrison Stanton, aged 71, the Moreland Avenue school, rapidly authentic millinery fashions for fall Mershon has adapted from Paris orig- one of the oldest and most highly re- reaching a state of occupancy, until inals and has modified better to suit spected merchants of Atlanta, died such a time as the board sees fit to today! Tuesday at noon at his residence, G30 confirm the appointments. Atlanta tastes. That they are beauti- Piedmont avenue. It marked a fine day for the women ful, exquisitely beautiful, is a matter of Mr. Stanton located In this section DICTAGRAPH BILLS ARE several years before the war, and of Atlanta when Chamberlin-Johnson- course, but how are they beautiful and served t— oughout the four yeara of LEGAL SAYS MAYSON the war Jn company A of the Nine- DuBose Co. so perfected its millinery how do they differ from, those that teenth Georgia regiment. He was a City Attorney Mayson has ruled that organization that now it can make such member of Camp "Walker, U. C- "V., and Paris sent us last fall? a member of the .atlasons. the city must reimburse the police de- an announcement as this. For here are You shall see! You shall see that | He Is survived by his wife, four partment In the money expended on ; sons—Dana I> Stanton of Savannah, the dictagraph recently used in the' hats that you would spend days in find- the originality of Edwin O. Stanton of Galveston, Carl famous Phagan scandal and for the H Stanton of Dallas and Harry B. employment of stool pigeons in appre- I Stanton of Savannah—one daughter, hending blind-tigers Miss Carrie I* Stanton, of Atlanta, and Evelyne Varon, Lewis, Jeanne Lanvin, Suzanne one brother, Marlon J>. Stanton, jf Mayor Woodward, when the matter Social Circle, Ga. The funeral serv- was referred to him by Chief'Beavers ices will be conducted from the Bar- and Chief* Lanford, refused to repay Talbot, Marie Louise, Georgette, Reboux, Hermance clay & Brandon chapel Thursday the amount. An appeal for ruling was morning at 10 o'clock. The Interment made to the city attorney by the po- will be in West View lice chief, with the result that Mr. knows no restriction except those that Mayson ruled that the police were le- band. The hat itself of this shade has gally entitled to reimbursement. define grace, harmony—beauty. And been adapted by Estelle Mershon. It OSBORNE IS ARRESTED, The amount is something i the neighborhood of $30. yet throughout there seems to run a is a soft "tarn" of duvetyn. CHARGED WITH BIGAMY style-motif that will strike favor in Reboux's narrow ribbons and small At the Instance of his wife, a bedrid- GRAND JURY INDICTS Atlanta—shapes are small and medium, pointed wings (tete de Negre) cover The Soft Hat of Fashion den victim of paralysis, T I*. Osborne, SMITH FOR MURDER colors are rich, soft toned, materials are the crown of a gold colored hat. But i aged 36, a solicitor for the Bankers' Insurance company, was taken Into The first step in another murder rich, plushes and velvets favored. we are speaking of these details, glori- custody Monday afternoon by Police- case, with "which Fulton's courts are The soft hat'is the first fashionable blos- man O R. Jones on suspicion and was alrealy crowded, was added yesterday But, though we have had small and ous and wonderful in actuality, too on Tuesday charged v> Itli bigamy when the grand jury returned an In- medium hats before, and soft-toned col- -som of fall. It comes forth now in great color He is in jail in default of bond dictment against Abe Smith, charged much as a matter of fact. in the sum of $2,000, fixed try with the murder of David Wright. ors, plushes and velvets—never such See them today^ as they are, the —blue, green, brown, bronze and many grays. Recorder Broyles Tuesday morn- Both of the principals to the affair j ins. Mrs. Mamie B TidvCell, 107 were negroes. The killing occurred hats, never so many novelties. lines, the grace (for more than ever j Avon street, was placed under $100 on August 20. Officer Y. T. Allen and Velvet bands add an original richness, and [ to appear against him Wednesday the following citizens were named as Daring Jeanne Lanvin sends a black hats are to be tilted and poised and set . morning, at which time he will be witnesses D. G. McNair, R. S Ken- velvet toque of the Hindustan type on this year—the bandeau is used in bows are rather decorative, taking back, side I given a hearing in the recorders cotut nedy, J M. Corrigan, M. Phillips, Wil- I Osborne's wife alleges that he is lie Walker and King Evans, the lat- which she has put a stiff black tuft of many), the colors—the gold, the dark or corner position. guilty of bigamy In that he married Mrs TIdwell In Oakland City on Au- ter two negroes ostrich in front alid a string of rhine- greens, the carbeau blue, the rose, the gust 29 Pending- investigation of the stones beneath the chin. One of the shades of purple, the pastel shades, The MUSE soft hat is one of grace and case, Osborne was held by the police $2.00 TO CHATTANOOGA on a blanket charge of suspicion, and Maison Lewis novelties is $he use of these particularly as Madeline has used Tuesday morning decided that the cir- AND RETURN good quality. See the assortment shown in cumstances warranted-a charge of big- patent leather, a rosewood hat with them in ostrich on a black velvet hat. amy. W. & A. B. B. will sell round our hat department for the best hat fashions. Mrs. Osborne told the police that her vulture quills has a brim fiaced with Today is the day. The hats are husband's love has waned since she trip tickets from Atlanta to black patent leather. Marie Louise ready and -you are invited to the usher- sustained injuries In an elevator ac- cident which resulted In partial pa- Chattanooga and return for sends another exquisite shade of blue ing in of the authentic fall styles by ralysis Osborne refused to make any train leaving Atlanta at 8:35 this year developed by her artist-hus- ChamberUn-Johnson-DuBose Co. $3 to $5 statement in regard to the charges made against him except to deny them, a. m., Thursday, September and say that he would have no diffi- 11, 1913, good returning not Agents for Butterick Patterns and 'Publications culty In establishing his innocence. later than train arriving Geo. Muse Clothing Co. BIRMINGHAM Atlanta 7:35 p. m., Saturday, Excursion, Bound=3Mp $2.50 September 13, 1913. Special train leaves Old Depot Sep* C. E. HABMAN, Chambcrlin-Johnson-DuBosc Co. tember 22. Heturn on regular tqfrit^. SEABOARD.—(advj General Passenger Agent. JEWS PA PER I Page Four SHE CO^TETCPZIOH, ASS^A&TA, 0A, WI3»t!SDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913. and expense attached to the gathering of THE CONSTITUTION such Information '"IB V* negligible. PRESS E«t»bll>kc« 1908. In inaugurating stuih a teat— a it -will not Just From Georgia OF THE PAST The World's Mysteries THE STANDARD SOOTOERN NEWSPAPER. be necessary to fine tooth-comb the state. By VJBAKK. I* STAHTOJT By SUM W. Covering tne important cotton marKete with WHO BLEW UP THE MAINE? PnfeiwW Daly. Sanity. Tri-Weekly sufficient exactness to disclose the trend Tbe "Press Humorists" had their annual will be sufficient tor all practical purposes. round-up out at Feorla week before last, Ask any one, the question, "Who blew up Our nation instituted a court of Inquiry CLARK HO\VELU under the hostshlp of George Fitch, the the Maine?" and lie will answer you *t once. to tlx the blame The finding of thrs court E«!Ior »»a General Later, other frhases of crop reporting may genius of "Old Siwash.'* legitimately be considered. Old Man Hungry stop on de way: No doubt It was a gathering of right "The Spaniards/* Maybe they did, and maybe was reached after twenty-three dajs of con- W. U HALSTEAD. It's Miss Prosperity's weddin* day! they didn't. No. one knows. The recent tinuous deliberation, and It waa noted "Thi- Bnrincw Manager The Constitution heartily commends the merry spirits and It court of inquiry came to the conclusion that the state of discipline on board and the con- Lovers young, an' old, an* £ray. would have been a lib- Director, i Clark Ho well. Koby Robtnson. suggestion to the department. As Mr. But she "swine ter marry the explosion was caused by an outside force, ditions of her magazines, boilers, coal bunk- Albert Sowea Jr. E E- Black. H. W Grady de Wor!'," she say' eral education tn the1 but they reserved opinion as to what con- ers and submerged compartments were re- Riser states, it is In the interest alike of De Wort', he answer: 'Til sctence of keeping stituted that force. Today we are on the viewed with the conclusion that no indica- the business men and farmers of Georgia. rise an' shine 0w«et to have been moat friendly terms with Spain, and we are tion existed in any quarter of any cause for Wid Miss Prosperity's han* with the bunch, on that more sanely inclined to give them the bene- an International explevslon " in mine' * occasion. fit of any doubt, but when we were blinded The conclusion of the court was that the To one of the "old by war mists -we were sure that it was the loss of the Maine was not in any respect due GET YOUR BUCKETS READY! crowd," however, the wily Spaniard to fault or neglect on the part of any of Oh, dey come Turn de Eas'. roll call of those pres- Most readers are familiar with the unset- the officers or members of her crew; that The fall and winter are going to bring tled conditions in Cuba under Spanish rule an' dey come fum de ent conveyed some sad- the ship was destroj ed by the explosion of » a cloud-burst of prosperity to Atlanta and Wes' Americans generally sided with Cuba. They mine, which caused the partial explosion of Ter see de Worl' In his ness. There were so looked forward; to the time when our little two or more of her forward magazines and to Georgia. Sunday-bes', many of the names once island nelghbgr would be free. This state familiar as "press hu- that no evidence has been obtainable fixing Get ready your buckets—every one An' he say ter all dat come morists" that were no- of feeling was becoming more and more pro- the responsibility for the destruction of the ter see nounced when, on January 26, 1898, our bat- available. It will be lack of preparation "Dat's de one, sweet gal in de wort' fer met" table only by the ab- vessel upon any person CT persons. 1 sence of their owners— An' de stars, dey say dey !! sen' de gold— tleship Maine, commanded by Admiral Siga- The Spanish government also organized a on your own part if you don't gather up most of them. In fact, bee. and carryimr twenty-six officers and a court of Inquiry, and the result of their In- All de arms er de Worl' kin' hold, could have been rightly your share when the storm breaks. P*er dls dey sing an' dis dey say reported "I>ead on the crew of 320 men, sailed Into Havana harbor. vestigation was that the catastrophe was "It's Miss Prosperity's weddin' day'" field of honor"—-or, It was supposed to be considered by both due to internal causes It was decided be- Entered at the postoftlce at Atlanta as The statement IB not the ipse dixit of * • • » * rather, humor governments as a visit of diplomatic cour- fore the Spanish court by experts that on second-class mall matter Snm W. Small. It was away hack In tesy the explosion of a submarine torpedo or The Constitution. It is the logic of the Dnrk o* the Moon Phlloaophy. 1878, to my recollection, POST ACE HATES 1 De lef hindfoot of a graveyard rabbit The Spanish government sent a pilot to mine there wc-uld be a great disturbance of situation, and it is backed up by the judg- that the press numori&ts had their first guide the Maine past the many submarine the water, causing a shock that would be United States and Mexico brings good luck only w'en you kin git a general assembly, so to speak. In this 1O to 12-paffe paperu, Ic, 13 to 24-p.se ment of the most conservative bankers ghost ter ketch him fer you. but how many mines that had been planted in the harbor. felt by vessels nearby and that the fish in paper*, 2c, 1!4 to SU-pa^e papery 3CI 30 to country The moving- spirit of the clan was The battleship was moored to Buoy No 4. the harbor would be killed Officers of the er you folks "would be man nuff ter stay dar H Clay Lukens, of The New YorlC Dally paper*. Se. and business men m Georgia and Atlanta. till de ghost fetches dat rabbit-foot ter you"7 Only several weeks elapsed when, on the Alfonse XII, which lay nearby, said there News, who conceived the Idea of getting to- night of February 15, atr 9 40, an explosion was no disturbance of the water, and it was Cotton—that's all' It's bad luck .ter hear a ole gray owl ATLANTA, GA., September 10, 1913. gether the boys who were then conspicu- occurred which shattered the Maine, and. 260 learned that there was no shock to other axin' questions from de limb of a dead pine This year the cotton belt west ol tne ous In putting spice Into the columns of sailors met their deaths and a large number vessels. Several witnesses who visUetl tho SliBSlKIF-lION HATES. w'en de Eas' "Win's whinin* kaze he los' his the daily and weekly press of the nation. farther Alabama line will bring forth a way, but dat owl Is des lak' folks He were Injured. The Spaniards of Havana did spot soon after the explosion, decided that, By Mall in United States and Mexico. His effort was not wholly successful, but everything possible for the comfort of the although the harbor abounded in small fish, (Payable invariably in advance.) crop fifteen to twenty per cent below look wise 'nuff ter know It all, but he won't he got quite a fine crowd of them together keep his mouth ahet. survivors, but this catastrophe was just the they saw no dead ones. 1 mo b mo 12 mo normal The belt to the east will bring In New York Impetus needed to jar American hatred at Many tl^eories for the explosion have been Dally and Sunday 60c *325 *6 00 I don't lak ter see a chair a-rockin' w'en Bret Harte was abroad as a consul, Mark Spain Into a furious demand for vengeance advanced For Instance, it was the work of Daily 60c 225 4 00 forth a normal crop. The sisiulcance is nobod> s ii» it, but e"ven dat is better'n ter Twain was lecturing- somewhere out west, Sunday 1 25 200 1 "Remember the Maine" became at once a fanatic That certain Cubans, eager to 100 have somebody settln dar forever growlin Josh Billings and Petroleum V Nasby did the American war cry, and scarcely two Tri-Weekly ... that the western slump insures high prices. not answer, but of those who did respond enlist American aid against the Spaniards, By Carrier. at de worl God made months had elapsed before diplomatic nego- planned the outrage to arouse public rage In Atlanta 65 cents per month or 12 cents Increased demand and decreased supply The New York Graphic," then the only tiations were severed, war was begun and illustrated daily In the world, made up a In the United States That the Maine acci- per week. Outside of Atlanta 60 cents per doing the rest. From this peculiar condi Spain was conquered. All this occurred dentally entered a harbor mine. That the month or 14 cents per week. double page of portraits that fairly repre- tion the normal eastern zone will reap the sented the most popular press humorists more than fifteen years ago. and in spite battleship's ammunition was exploded by J R_ HOI-LIDAY. Constitution Building, of the era—the fellows who were continu- of everything possible that could be done no spontaneous coinbustion These are a few of •ole Advertising Manager for all territory YOU CAN benefit. Atlanta Is the commercial capital US ously on the Job and whose work was cur- definite information has been forthcoming the coun tless suggestions that have been outside of Atlanta. _^ , of that zone. Get ready your buckets! rently quoted by the newspapers from ocean as to how the Maine was blown up and where made, that have never been proved and can The address of the Washington Bureau Is ALL YOU WANT to ocean to place the responsibility never be proved No. 1727 S street. N W. Mr John Corrlsan. A symposium from the leading bankers Now, I do not wish to Incur a charge Jr, staff con espondent. in charge and business men of Georgia, published in T5_-BUT— of egotism, but I must set down the fact THE CONST1TU11ON Is on sale In New that In that array your humble servant Tort city by 2 p m the day after Issue It The Constitution, verified this prosperity was accorded the center of the stage, his can be had at Hotaling s Newsstands Broad- forecast. A symposium of the thrice- portrait being the central one, underwritten. INDUSTRIAL EXPERT INDORSES way and Forty-second street (Times buildins corner). Thirty-eighth street and Broadway tested bankers of Atlanta, published SAM W SHAXt., "OLD SP' and Twenty ninth street and Broadway yesterday, gives it sledge ham ler vmdi Of The Atlanta Constitution. NOTICE TO ocr-op-row-M SUBSCRIBERS. Planking:, overreaching and underreach- CONSTITUTION'S FORECAST The Traveling representatives are C. Q cation A post-card census of the cotton Ing It were the portraits of as talented a BRADLEY and C G SMITH No one else IK lot of press jokers as this country ever had authorized to accept subscript on money receipts in Georgia towns, running two to in one and the same era Let's see how "The Constitution's detailed report of crop debtedness, and this steady liquidation, and one in most instances above last year, is many of them you can remember' and business conditions in Georgia as pub- the knowledge that the golden stream now The Constitution is not responsible for Of course, you recall Bob Burdette He lished Sunday was both accurate a*nd in- flowing will gain In volume week b> week advance paiments to out-of-town local car- further corroboration. was then the high-light humorist of The spiring,' said W C Woodall, of The In- as It wends its welcome way through the riers dealers or acente What, m turn, is the meaning of this Burlington Hawkeye and his fame endures, dustrial Index, who is In the city from southland, brings about a spirit that means condition' That, with a bad market hedged even though he turned lecturer then preach- Columbus He has just made a trip through big things for practically every line of POLITICAL HYPOCRISY. er and Is now retired, rich and happy In middle and south Georgia and reports a business and a good market assured by the western California. spirit of confidence and optimism all along "A great deal has depended upon this fall Alarmed by a tidal wave of protest from Then there was Charles B Lewis, "M the line season in the southeast, in more ways than shortage, Georgia will of all states In the "The Constitution performed a distinct one In the first place. It was Important to the southern farmers, the very men they Tbe fine Old JLnnd. Quad' of The Detroit Free Press, who has south profit more from her cotton. Why? succumbed to posterity and subdued him- public service In the careful compiling and grow large crops and to sell them at good professed to benefit, the senate sponsors of I self to syndicate stock humor Yet his publication of these business reports," con- prices, for the past > ear *vas not a satisfac- Because, in the first place, Georgia has a 'Limekiln club" and "Brother Gardner" can tinued Mr Woodall, "and the best thing is tory one, broadl> considered And In the the prohibitive tat on cotton i ^.ing have Ain't It the fine old land for you7 that they reflect accurately the conditions second place a great deal of construction normal crop which the spinners will eagerly 1 never be wholly forgotten postponed the operation of the law for a Corn by the bushel an the gallon too There was J C Goldsmith, "P I" of The existing In the several sections of the state and numerous new industrial and other busi- take at top prices In the second, the crop Here s a health to the crops that make The fall season upon which we are entering ness enterprises Ivave been projected, condi- 1 New York Herald, who made that paper year. has been raised at less expense than any Life worth living for the old land's sake quotable as H never has been since his time, will be, without doubt, one of the most suc- tioned upon this being a successful season. Unless this latest action is further modi Cotton to clothe you corn to feed. Lukens, of The New York Daily News, and cessful in the history of Georgia The cot- Ittucli Bulldln& Planned. crop in years There is smaller indebted And. tne fine old land is the Irlend, indeed* George L, Catlln, of The New York Com- ton yield for the state as a whole -will be "In the office of practically every leading fled, it is simply etjunalent to postponing excellent, the staple will grade unusually architect in Atlanta are preliminary plans ness to be deducted from the profits II mercial, who died abroad as a consul of the foolish legislation for a year United States high, judging by that which has already been for important construction work, which has marketed, and the price is good and Is going: As the commercial center of Georgia, The Boston humorist was George P Bab- simply awaited the confirmation of a good This latest development is a tacit con Ain t it the fine old land? You know to be better unless all indications fail The fall season, and which will now be released. and the logical commercial center of the It s the faith oE the toiler makes it so bitt of The Transcript Next to him came fession that the singling out ol cotton for J M Bailey, The Danbury News man whqse corn crop is the best by far In the state's This Is true of practically e\ery city in the normal crop zone, Atlanta will profit in The Toil that scatters the seed, and reaps .history. southeast. The harvest s gold while the dreamer sleeps quaint local stories were popular everywhere this discriminatory tax Is nothing but po- Following was Norrls of The Yonkers Georgia Feellnc: Good. "Here In Atlanta I find a splendid feeling greater degree than any city m the south- Pally bread for a world in need, "Georgia is feeling good, and the steady among business men and the general belief litical fakery and i-ypocrisj If hedging Is The fine old land Is the friend. Indeed' Statesman, a most delicious paragrapher, ern states * * * * * and The NorrHtown (Pa) Gazette man, upward trend of the cotton market, due to that we are on the threshold of a big sea- wrong at all it is as wrong in ,^13 as it conditions -which The Constitution has accu- son This optimistic spirit Is particularly It is going to rain prosperity m At Effect of the Dry Spell. who«e name escapes me, but whose wit was will be m 1914 and vice versa. There Read this from the Pleasant Valley cor- current In all the nswpapers rately described. Increases the fejelins of* con- striking in \iew of the fact that it Is In lanta respondent of Tho Kansas Cit> Star and "Max Adeler' represented Philadelphia fidence As a matter of fact the people of distinct contrast to the rather pessimistic should be no compromising with evil the state as a whole are in a really jubilant feeling existing earlier in the year. In con- thank j our stars for the cool paradise of and whatever humor( It could claim while Get your buckets ready mood, and with the price, of cotton going versation with manufacturers, building ma- The truth of the matter is that the at Georgia Cincinnati furnished A. M Grlswold the And— 'Our present dry spell is becoming quite great "Fat Contributor" up almost daily, they can see nothing but terial people architects, contractors and real tempt to place the cotton hedgi tax upon good times ahead South Georgia fields are estate men one encounters the general be- Get them ready NOW' serious Hi Larlty saj s his well has Nat Burbank, of The New Orleans Pic- a basis ot morality has fallen to the ayune was as notable as any In the line- white with cotton, the top crop is healthy lief that Georgia and the entire southeast warped <*o he can hardly get a bucket down looking and Is coming along nicely, and the are in for a period of real prosperity. It it and his boarders are getting- so crooked up and It was splendidly tagged by Aleck ground For if hedging in cotton is im- E Sweet of The San Antonio Express, and crop as gathered is being marketed steadily is not strang-e that general business has several have tried to lea\e -without paying and at satisfactory prices Practicallj all responded to this feeling of confidence, and moral, then hedging in corn, in wheat and PROGRESSING BACKWARD. their board bills afterwards "Texas Slftlngs" * * * * * Those fifteen men supplied about all the the cotton money received so far by the bulk the past two or three weeks have seen a In securities is not a whit less immoral. The chief significance in the by election of the farmers is being used to pay off In- marked revival In many lines " Harden* Liacfc liver. humorous "newspaper stuff" of the decade The movement, then, to placard the one in the third Maine congressional district is ' We are not complaining because we between 1875 and 1885, with the addition of newcomers, such as James Whitcomb as immoral and to whitewash the others is that the bull moose "progressives" are pro were knocked down with a gold nugget," saya a Georgia, editor "but what hurts us Rlley Bill Nye, Joel Chandler Harris, Irwln so palpably hypocrisy as to laave its de grossing, crab like, backward That fact is that before we recovered consciousness Russell, "R K Munklttrik" and "Spoopen- a long-delinquent subscriber came along dyke ' Now, I believe. Bob Burdette, "M BUSINESS MAN PRAISES fenders not one leg upon which to stand affects democracy no less than the nation, grabbed the nugget and got away with it1" Quad" Lewis and myself are the only sur- If any further action is taken t should be and a further minor significance is seen in ***** vivors of the fifteen, while Jim Rlley is the fact that the truant "progressives" are the only one of the others above-named who in one of two directions Forget ^ y hedg- And Pulled Through. lingers on the stage COTTON MOVEMENT REPORT returning to the fold of the standpat repub Philosophy we ne er forget. ing tax at all, or apply it equally to all trade It may not be amiss to say that It was lican wing. E en neath misfortune s frown with my "Old Si" dialogues that The Con- operations In which hedging figures. Any Weve dwelt in towns where all was "wet." stitution broke Into the big league of Ameri- Editor Constitution Permit me to con- reporfis would be of immense value to th* Here are the figures in the recent elec So let the rain rain down' gratulate The Constitution upon the peri- whole state. other course will carry condemnation on its can newspapers and became perhaps the tion to fill the unexpired congressional Not for a variable sk> most widely quoted of them all—those ar- odical publication of the movement of the Mr. Price, the present head of the agri- face, and the congressmen who are willing term m the third Maine district Peters, We'll miss to dine or sup , ticles being freely reproduced in English cotton crop in Georgia cultural department, is a man of ability, to make cotton "the goat" and carefully ex republican, 15,106, Pattangall, democrat, Weve dwelt in towns where all was "dry," and Australian papers The "Uncle Remus" I venture the assertion that every busi- and I feel quite confident that he will readily So let the world burn up! work, by Joe Harris, carried the paper's see the great value these reports will be elude corn and wheat and stacks will ha\e 14,533, and Lawrence, progressive, 6,487. fame to yet higher levels as a purveyor of ness man and every farmer in Georgia Is ***** to the whole state ol Georgia, and he Is very Looking Forward. negro lore and real literature, while the deepl> Interested and directly benefited by some interesting explanations to make In the latest presidential election the fortunate in having as an assistant a man "When ice is short In the summers of editorial paragraphs contributed" by Harris the valuable Information contained in these later figures in the same district were Wilson, this world' says a Hillville philosopher, "It and myself were quoted more generally than reports who not only has a high reputation as ma 14,692, Roosevelt, 13,236 and Taft 7,159. is impossible for some of us to comfort our- those of any other writers, with the one To my knowledge this is the first time expert farmer, but an exceedingly able selves with the thought that the supply will exception of the Incomparable paragraphs that such a report has ever been attempted statistician. It is seen, then, that in less than a year by the lamented Merrlck, of The Washing- be equal to the demand in the •world to in Georgia, and I am at a loss to know I do not know Mr. Hughes personally, COTTON INFORMATION. the democratic vote is virtually unchanged, ton Post, a decade ago but I have read his communications in The come " why this work has not been undertaken long- the standpat republican vote is two and a ***** But humor is ephemeral, mostly, and Constitution on agricultural topics Declaring that ' every business man and before this by our state agricultural depart- No Speed Umit, while humorists are "born" they also fade, Until the state agricultural department every farmer in G-eorgia *vril be directly half times as large, and the "progressive" and droop, and finally die. ment, and this department could render no vote is cut by less than half to a showing Tell de Worl' ter wait fer you. does furnish weekly bulletins, I hope The benefited," W H Kiser, of the M C Kiser An' whats de word > ou gif more valuable service to the farmers and Constitution will keep up the good work of company of Atlanta, commends the state even smaller than that made by the forlorn * My' task is took ter roll away Frauds on Bank of England. business interests of Georgia, than by pre- furnishing reports, which are of such great Taft against Roosevelt and Wilson An' I ain't got tired yit' paring a weekly tabulation of the cotton wide cotton movement bulletins published & EYE. and harvesting seasons What is the situa sett Courier 'volunteered to w-ork the road mills at Laverstoke A still more serious By GEORCr: MATTHEW ADAMS tion regarding information upon cotton, so ties can easily combine to smother it in an that leads to the moonshine ' 'still,' onlj to fraud was perpetrated In 1803 by Robert As- Hear the music of the wind-choir. election Might -a well face the truth no-K dlsco\ er when tbe> got to the end. that lett, one of the cashiers, who managed to far as the Georgia farmer, banker and mer Singing among the rythmic trees* It Is a. pleasure to watch a man who the revenue men had seized the ' still' and extract Exchequer bills to the value of Paeans and psalms and S3- mphonies 7 as later placed the proprietor in jail " nearly £200,000. He escaped with a term of works directly, calmjy, understandinsly— chant are concerned At present they are ***** Lifting aloft on lute and l>re imprisonment. who does exactly what he haa planned to do. almost wholly at the mercy of the experts **In Kingdom Come." II of the cotton exchanges, the infrequent gov The tariff is the problem play of con Arrived in the land of the real jingle our Cadenced In plaintive minor trills, It Is a pleasure because such a man Is at friend Folger HcKinsey, sings The Hermit of London. Throughout the night, thro'out the day. once a picture of Success in the makinff. eminent reports troTi ginners or of pro gress Thrilling and soaring far away, Take thy stand by this old land There was a hermit in the center of Lon- Echoing over the distant hills' Also, he is a man gathering up Power. fessional trading houses, which can afford And let the major bring the band. don only a few years ago. mcordlng to The III In Working- — get to the Point. to and do spend hundreds of thousands of The Baltimore American suggests that The flags a-flying overhead London Chronicle His hermitage consisted Shrieking, as lost souls might In pain, And when you Talk, first formulate tb« As on to hills of morn we tread one central, important vital idea that yoq dollars to obtain data regarding the growth Mr Bryan deliver a lecture before the of a cellar^—the sole vestige of a house in Sounding so far, and then so near' Take thy stand by vale or hill, Clare market pulled down and forgotten by Through dim aisles and solitudes drear. want to express Without waste of words, house, but that might send it off to sleep A tree to grub a field to till, and condition and movement of the crop as sound as that of the senate. its owners He lived there for a long time, Comes and groes the murmured refrain. set to the point quick]} T re are more A song to make, a tune to play, 1 IV Talkers than Listeners in the world. There But the farmers and the merchants do not supported by scraps of food from the trades- A spindle singing all the day And whisperings like voices fled. would be more Listeners If the Talkers talk- Before \ ou in the mills that hum men of the neighborhood, and might have reap the benefit For these prn ate sources Not a counterfeit note comes from the Perchance as the far angels sing. ed briefly and interesting and hit rieht for With better times In kingdom come ' lived there longer still if a Journalist had Sweet lullabies of song-on-wlng the center of things can either color the information to suit Prosperity band wagon. not "discovered him He was interviewed their purposes or withhold it altogether, if it Contrary Stiff. In requiem to Life s dear I>ead In Talking- —ge t to the Point. and photographed to death, for the work- V You can't hit the Bull's Bje unless you does not chime with their plans house authorities, nearly next door, who had hitherto turned a blind eye toward him. Spirits of the wind, sing to me. Aim for it Think straight Push aside Every southern state maintains an agri No wonder Mexico is offended Hobsou For I love your tender tunes, needless and hindering- details Choose >our didn't think her worthy of a war blast were compelled to oust him from his her- The melody" of trebled runes cultural department, and \\ e ^ lolate no con mitage and make him clean and respectable 1 words to flt your thought And oh Such eerip witcherj' In Thinking — get to the Point, fideuce and cast no reflection by the state No Doubt He Was Kn-n«»•«!. —a process to which he succumbed VI ment that Georgia -. department has gained "The 'poor' farmer," pictured by the Sa\ s The Pdducah Kentuckian Of unheard songs that never tire wider fame as a joke and a fake than as a politicians may now be found "m his ' The Docc Hill preacher did not have time "Polly" Water. Oh, Wizard Wind among the trees, counting room, counting up his money " to got up his sermon for last Sunday, as Give me immortal symphonies An Embarrassing Moment. bona fide source of information Admittedly, he was busy all day Saturday guarding- his (From The Rochester Union and Advertiser ) Down from jour far celestial choir* (From The Philadelphia Inquirer) it has for se\eral years past been the storm watermelon patch, from the Sunday school —AUGUSTA\ WALL Mr Milne, who was somewhat d«af. dined picnic ' "I never drink high tails, .center of state politics, and of the cheap "In itself," says an eminent writer, "the I never drink beer one evening with a friend. When the guest* automobile is not dangerous " True. They And brandy," says Teddy, variety, at that About agriculture and as ha^e been noticed standing in front of •were seated, the host "bowed his head and "Not twice In i year The Terror of a Name. began speaking In a subdued tone, "Whaf» ncultural methods its ignorance has been buildings with all the gentleness of Mary's Strange Old-Time German Dishes. Of wln« I have never Sir Francis Drake's name still inspires impressively profound Old-lime Germans ate some strange Downed more'n I oughter, thaf demanded Milne who sat next to him. lamb. * dishes Th as, for Instance, the courtier terror In ^Central and South America, Trav- The people haS toped and still hope that I ptlck to the fizz eling In Mexico In 1904, Edward Smith re- The host smiled and began in a louder voice. chronicler of Charles V * "I will tell no lie," Of that clear 'Polly' water with the new administration there will be a declared Bon Anthony, of Guevara, "I saw cords that he "heard a woman calming a "Speak a little louder-^-I don't catch what Huerta may be "holding his own m Mex- "I pass «p the cocktail. tempestuous child by eas ing 'Ahi vlene you say.' Milne persisted A low ripple wholesome and wholesale change. As Mr. such, kinds of meat eaten as a roasted horse, 1 ico," but it isn't mucn to hold a cat In jelly, little lizards In hot brotb, And whisky I shun, Drake * CHere comes Drake') 1 made mimite of laugrhter went round the table Th« Kiser says, Dan Hughes, assistant comtnis trogs fried and divers sorts of meat, which I refuse to take stuff Inquiries and found that it Is a common host, his face crimson with embarrassment, threat to children on the ilexican coast, like raised his voice still higher. Milne did hi« - aioner, is ideally equroped b> training and I never knew what they were till they were That will give me a bun 1 A Canadian, judge apologized for jailing eaten And, ior God's sake, what is he that I never touch red wines, unto *BOny w 111 get you ' or. "The Black best to hear, 1>ut tailed "What did you experience to compile and publ si- just sucn Douglas shall get you" Fancy people still say'" he demanded irasclblj "Ha shall read my writing and see what is com- I've never tried porter, 1 knowledge as is conveyed by weekly state- Jerome They seem to think the only thing raonls eaten at feasts that it will not In & Bat oh. how I g-o to living in terror of seeing Drake's topsails man' shouted the~thost angrily, 'Tta ments of the cotton movement. The labor about Thaw that counts is his money. xoankac break: hia heart." That clear 'Polly* w%ter." on the horizon.^— Chicago News. Brace'" . THE

-who 1« expected to t DECAYED MEAT FED Speer'x counsel in the lapvac^n DEMOCRATS GAINED SEARCH FOR PARENTS The Only Thing Needed to TO THE IMMIGRANTS trial, was in Washington today. B* did not discuss the case 9 New York September S—Meat fed to Immigrants detained at £1118 Island IN THE THIRD MAINE OF Win Conductors Contest BY GRAND JURY wa» described today a» * putrid and Excursion to Birmingham decayed," and "unlit for human con*- »J.BO round trlu. September IX. Special sumption," by Jacob MInsterman. who train leases Old Ztepofc S 30 a. xn. Leaders at Washington Analyze Authorities of Hephzibah Or- Will Gathngfot Convicted of cooked tor ^the immigrants a year ; BOARD,—(adv > IS Grit. MInsterman testified before the com- : the Vote and Take phanage Getting Tired of Murder While 23 Armed mission appointed to Investigate the j Comfort Babies Being at Doors. Jurymen Preserve Peace. -food supply at Bills Island. Not all the : meat was bad, he said, but much of j A popular street car conductor of J F Anderson 044 Ponce fle Leon 5,000 J W Atcoct 35 English avenue 5000, It was. ; Washington September 9 —Repre- Macon Ga. September 9—(Special) Atlanta was in the content manager s J C Ball 42 Brwofcs street sooof Athens, Ga. September 9—(Special.) "I never saw a piece of meat for ] the Immigrants wnlch weighed more Today's Specials sentative Doremus, chairman of tha Rev T W Callaway president of the office at The Constitution yesterday J W Clayton "US Sunset avenue An unusual step was taken in the democratic congressional campaign Hephzibah orphanage, today applied to and was talking about the chances he R, Q Carroll 52 Rabbins street .... thau twenty-five pounds," Mlnsterman E X~ Craae. 36.* S Pryor at 5,000 criminal trial of a prisoner for whose testified "I always had to trim off the committee at the white house today Ordinary ^ iley for papers for the had for winning: tn the blgr conductors H. 1^ Ethrldge 20 Portress avenue safety from mob violence fears were analyzed the results of the Maine elec- adoption of a little baby girl left at a ooo decayed edges and make the best of contest which Is running He made G A Fnrgereon 61 fcafce av«nuc felt this week at Lawrencevllle when tion yesterday as a distinct democratic the orph nage last Sunday afternoon W H Forsbiw !•> AsWand avenue 31 ooo It I could, If I dldn t, there would be by a woman and a girl In the mean many effective remarks and they J H Gresham Dahlgren street 5 ooo Judge Brand secured the consent of no meat. It was usqally slimy." gain Mr Doremus pointed out that O P Herndon 127 Nelson 5 ooo the grand Jury to do guard duty Pattangall the democratic candidate time Sheriff Ricks and his men are apply to every conductor in Atlanta E B Hltt 172 W Tenth street following1 up several clew a which ar*» George L Seay, a white man. was polled as great a vote as did President who is wide awake to an opportunity T I*. McBrayer 4C DeGreaa avenue killed near Buluth, being found with Wilson in the same district last fall expected to lead to the Identification to make some extra money J H McAflee, 62 Ivy street 5000 HIS HEART FAILED HIM of the parties who thrust the child on J B Feavy, 403 Pulllara street 5000 twenty-six gashes In his head. Sus- In a district that has been alwa>3 I m beginning to think I have a P D Hawltngs 118 S. Delta avenue 8000 picion pointed strongly to "Will Gath- WHILE HE WAS FLYING the home and It ts rumored that th^ J M. Stevens 3 McClure 41 Franklin street 5 IHU of adventures to Atlanta In an auto Germa aviator, was killed today more than held their own orphanag-e the dumping: ground for ba- a chance on earth for mf to win an> T B Wlllard 6 Lakewood avenue 5 OOO mobile and later was Indicted He while competing for a d,stance prize. How Bryan View* it, of the btg- prizes but I thought M A Joam 31 Leslie etreet 6 000 !was today found guilty The airman ascended from the avia- bies born out of wedlock and we are 1 J B Head, Ing eslde 5000 Secretary Bayan attributed the re determined to find out the guilty party that as The Constitution was giving D S Gulle^ge 16 Arizona avenue 5000 j He was brought to GwJnnett yester tion field at Johannlsthal early this suit to tne return of a. large number of in this case and prosecute her when commissions on the subscriptions turn- H V Baker 20O Griffin etreet 5000 day for trial and kept In the judges morning After flying a few miles his we get the evidence said Mr Calla ed in e%en If T dldn t win the prize J H Kennedy 184 EMsewood a\enue 5000 room till the case was called Im- machine suddenly c&llapsed and fell to progressives to the republican party J A. Lee 7fl Piedmont avenue 5000 I He issued this statement way toda> I would make a little 'on the side* S E Cox 19 West Georgia o OJO mense crowds filled the town and the ground from a height of 800 feet. The Maine election while dlsap The baby was left at the home Sun- anyway But soon after I got my H Jofaan 35 Emmett street 5 OOO packed the courthouse There had The autopsy showed that Dr Hinge, A Rogers Store pointing in the failure to elect our day afternoon by a well dressed wom- first sub I began to get them as fast R. J Brown 345 Eflgewood JSOOO been threats of violence and former who was physically weak was stricken { as I could put them down You see J R. Callan 36 Gray street 5000 cases were fresh in mind In Gwlnnett with heart disease while In the air i democratic candidate, who is a very and a 13 > ear old girl who sent word 5000 the fellows who use my route are a W West 1*»4 Nelaon atre- and the circuit and that In all probability he was dead i able and progressive democrat is not from the road for one of the boys to F Harris East Point 5 000 Is Right Near fi ai discouraging when we consider come and get a package. "When. It was mighty good bunch and when (I stuck C I*. James 79 Piedmont avenue . 5000 To enlist the co-operation of the when the aeroplane began to fall. [ the figures. The democratic candidate opened by the matron It was found to a notice up on the window of my car T T MauJdln 18 Lucy street . . . 5000 best men of the county officially the contain a baby girl only a few hours about the contest they Just started W Wallln "*Q Anna street . 5000 grand jurors all twenty-three of them, Yotw Door received within about a hundred of tho 8 E Anderson 79 Piedmont S 000 vote cast for the president last fall old On the baby s dress was a note pouring In in bunches Whenever I C S Morrle 73 Auburn , 0 0(li> were asked to help preserve order MISS ELEANOR WILSON inis Is a remarkably good showing asking the matron to care for the baby ask a man to subscribe he la 5ust G B Hill 183 Randolph ••• . 5000 and they stationed themselves all Consult Yoor when We consider that it was a special until the mother found herself In a about sure to do It If he isn't taking F C. TlnsSey 103 Dill avenue 51-00 about over the courtroom to prevent CALLED FROM WEDDING election The republican victory was position to return later and adopt her the paper already Then some of H O Wodfiworth 57 Handrix 5000 disorder due primarily to the return of a large P A. Caldwell TO Gray street 5 000 Athens Pa., September 9 —Miss Telephone Book number of progressive* to the repub \t first the matron declared she could those who are take a subscription J C Horn 11 Carroll street HOOO Gathright was found guilty of mur not keep the child but since then she anvway and send it to a friend of 5 OOO der straight the circumstantial evi- Kleanor Wilson, daughter of President llcan party At least the republican J H Stephens 810 Hill street Wilson who came here expecting to vote gained something over 6 000 and has decided there is nothing else to theirs C L. MlcUola llo Auburn avenue 5 O0> dence alone satisfying the Jury He the progressives lost that much as do and so today the home formally 'But the best thing which has hap L P Ingrnm 26 Kennedy street 27000 will tomorrow be sentenced to hang be a bridesmaid today at the wedding compared with the returns lo.it fall adopted her W C Hooten 79 Piedmont avenue 5 (Hi of her former schoolmate Miss Nellie pened > et was yesterday \ fine 1 Tumlln 7 Irene avenue 5000 By consent of all parties and agree Klntner to Charles B Kellogg-, was 25 pounds Sugar $1,20 The democratic candidate Mr Pat 5 100 ment of the defendant the negro was tangall in an Interview th s morning looking man about 40 vears old got • J B Taylor 7<>0 FIHott unexpectedly summoned to the presi- With each purchase of on* on the car anjl as T hi.d tiipie I askfrlJ H P Godwin 143 Plum 5 000 not in the courtroom when the sen- refers to some defections in thp partv Court of Appeals^of Georgia J R Knight 2C Capitol place 5 000 dent's summer home yesterday, and pound of our fresh roasted There were two or tt ree local infill him how about subscribing^ He looked W O 'Worthy 79 Pieiit avenue GO(Ki tence was pronounced and nobody at left for Cornish N H at once No Coffee en-ces which tended to reduce our vote at me and said J L. Peek 140 McMil'an street 5 000 LawrencevUle knew last night where further explanation as to her sudden but, all things considered it beema to Young1 fellow there ire seven fel E E Talbot 202 Cooper street 5 000 he was As a matter of fact, he was ire that the democratic vote was as S F Anderson Ptcdmopt avenue "000 1 departure was made Mr and Mrs No. 10 PAIL lows In my office who don t subscribe sent to Atlanta according to the Kellogg will visit Miss Wilson In Cor- large as could reasonably be e xppcted Phillips v City at JeBerson irom Jackson to The Constitution But e\ erv one Haro d "treat sheriff SILVER LEAF LARD $1.35 as it certainli cannot be construed as uperior court—Judge Brand Roy & Ray for H J Townsend T Wood street nish on their honeymoon trip The disapproval of the p-t_sident s admin laiiulT In error C L Bryeon contra of them reads mv copy In the morn- J T 2 S Cooper street •> ooo bride received a silver tea set as a Fine Georgia Yams, 1 O *% Inpr and often when I want to see It It 3teo.art "9 P edmont coo Istration or policy W OD erlna Soap Company v Sellers et al 0500 wedding gift from Mrs Woodrow peck IOC -om clt> court of Cairo—Judge SinglOTary R has been read by every one else and 3 Bohnnnon 14 W Baker etreet "SlgnlOiant,' Sain Danleln H Do *<1 College Park 5 00 ) KIDNAPED YEARS AGO Wilson L Bell J S Weather* for plaintiff In error is in such i state that I can t handle 100 New pack Quaker tfift If anyone had ever told mp t n R Terrell J M s Hers cont u P Trlbblf 1 Lonm s a»mue City of Rome v Ford from lly court of It in romfort You rmprht put me B Pcavy 4O^ FulUam street IT MO HE HUNTS FOR PARENTS Oats, package .. .. I" C vears ago said Secretaiv Dinieis to down for ^even subscriptions and send & M Irphy 8~ Pi**dm nt 5 OftO Perry High School. day, that we were going to come .ojj—Judge Reece Max Meyeroardt for plain. W Tyson 5o KrogE fltrept 5000 25c Palmo Brand Lemon Cling UR in error C I Carey contra them to these addresses' 1 r Chicago September 9 —John Far- Perry Ga. September 9 —-(Special > within 500 votes of elect n_ a democrat A Lester 12 ? P-dnes avemie i ) mer a farm hand at Cleburne Tex in the republican state of Maine t Major and Council of Macon v Leonard from And he went ahead and vi rote li Boid 2.>4 Glenwood avenue 5 U» ^ The fall session of the Perry High Dessert Peaches, t*f ft would have said he was a tire imer ^ court of Macon—Judge Hodges Andrew down the names of his seven office S CofPr IGf> CourtJird street 5 1 Ifi as who says he was kidnaped from school will open September 15 The can . I/ C It Is significant that in this old BKlue I*me Robert W Barn^-s for plaintiff In H Hanes 17 Bellwoofl avenue •iOOO Chicago when 5 years old has asked e r-or Napier Ma> nor d i- P unket coirtxa. employees T11 bet thev were seven 5 000 average attendance is over 150 pupils. New Full Cream QOs% district where the du les have been Jual ce v Chauooga O I Mill Company from surprised young men when they got B Ward "9 Piedmont the Chicago police to search for his Pupils leaving the school are entitled reduced on a great man articles oC B Attoway 164 frttTIn street "> inn Cheese, pound .. .. 4CvC Uiat oosa. superior court—Julge Wright C D their first paper But I couldn t help F Roper 611 Bast Fair i noo parents He Is now 17 Farmer be- to enter the freshman class of any the tariff p rticularlv iffectlng it and s for plaintiff la e ror Ennis & Shaw "> nno lieves his right name is John Fisher New Pack Great Mountain where republ can attacks have declar •wondering If there weren t some of H Johnson "S W Georgia avenue college of the state without examina- H Marotiev 614 Chestnut street 5 ooo According- to his story he was taken tion Clean And manly athletics are d industries would be rui-ed the w o v Rosser fram city court of Oreen the fellows who have been telling me i OUO Maple Syrup, O*»/» democrats polled an eve larger vote - Judga R Ij McUjushlln & Jones for that they take the paper at the of L, Chawing 23 Marcus s rect from his home by an uncle and spirit- encouraged In the school. bottle . ... «C9C lift n rro N F Culpepper co«tra H Spence "01 Woodward 5 0)0 ed away on a train In the night than the\ did in thp -iresic enttal ele- fice among them The way so-ne B House 3° Joe Tohneon avenue r ooo The school will be equipped the 24 pounds La Rosa tion Had It not 1 een fo lemonratio rcz v Hart 7 from city ourt of Macon— of these people talk I reckon one copy n Morrtonn "O Venahi street 5 noo his uncle disappeared The boy was coming year with an excellent library defection as a. res t of th hitter pri Hodge-? Miller i. Jonas for plaintiff in ••OOO Flour M ttr WImberly Jee-Je Harris, contra of The Constitution does for about W Howard taken in charge by a negro porter the pupils themselves "having raised 77c marv flerht we mirht hav jbtained icon D b In and Savannah Railroad Com twenty readers In e\er> office in tow n Little 133 South Moreland i 000 and finally landed at Fort Worth 5""0 for the purchase of books An- . Five O'clock Blend 9 A f\ the few votes n< cess u v ti win S Bennett 28<* W Fourteenth «tre 34000 Texas Ymblk from c ty co irt of Dublin— Some day though they 11 want to have r [ones 8T lyike avenue 1200J other 4 room building has been erect- j Rldgway's Tea, >/z Ib O*fri* Party leadeis of TCP hi can ind pro Hi is John fa Adams Charles Akerman. a paper of their own and when they n 003 He was kept by \arious families un ed to the old building, being ade gressive faith also p ofissel to see for plaJitiff in error W C Davta contra H E Dousher > 6- Irw n Direct Delicious new pack Sleepy-Eye ti oringtOT v State from city court ot do I m going to be right there to take E H Hopkln" 19 Darlfy street 500) til finally adopted b> a man named quate to do full Justice to pupils and encouragement in the lesult W H ADles 5000 Farmer in Donley county Texas He Brand Peas, (tf*f» Ba.1 n bridge—Jud^e Spooner Harrell & Wilson their subscription aooo teachers c Republican leaders Insist* d the vie 1 tiff in error M Ij. O Neal solicitor Th<^ remarks of the conductor which W E Smith 104 N Lawn stree is now emploved by William Graham a". 15^ six cans O^l» toiy amounted to i repudittion of tre tuitra T H Hfnry 100 Lovejoy street 100D are g!\en aho\ e are worthv of con A P Brool s 7 Matthews Even le %000 of Cleburne Texas 12 pounds the celebrated Merry democratic tariff b 11 H TOY I es &. Co v Roger: from cltj court c Yellow Pine Rates f Re la file—Judge Collies I sideration bv every man who is alive W J k llcrn, 3 Davis street 5000 C BeaBley for 5 000 Widow Self-Rising Kf\f% tlni ft in error to the opportunity to make some extra B E Burnett Laltewood Heights UNDERWOOD DISPOSED Chicago September 9 —Lumber Flour 3 VC, Peav v Sing ler et al administrators frorr monev Cverv one of the big pnres W F W Ison 000 dealers from the jellow pine districts ADMIRAL TO START i urt of \ ieintt—JudRe Hodges presiding C L. Bar t>s 10* Erho st eet 2-000 Is worth while and the com missions J B Morgan 10 Orconsferry 3 000 TO ENTER SENATE RACE of the south today argued before New Pack Delicious Piedmont ulu tel on L, I Woo [ward C t n & Jones r CANARY BIRD FARM t» plai iff In error I) wbe** S. Bu*»bee contra offered are not to be sneered at Get J N IA eh 14) V, hilr street 00 > Charles A Prouty special examiner c* Hotel Brand Corn, !%*%•*> >\ is v Bridges from c ty ourt of lain in men and work while the working J Clurk ?O !• H Bter 5 (M)» Birmingham Ala September 9 — the interstate commerce commission 15c can, 6 cans br dKL Judgt Spooner M F o ^ W I Oeer is good If J on w ant to make a T \ "K 11 am« 11 Oxford •> n w "Orged to become a candidate for the against railroads maintaining zone "New "York Sei tembet — J PIT \d fl I or or H Husaell W V \ I 'siadc' .>!) Aurusta a enue 300J Double Loaf 7f* T showing now is the time to set buby oo-> I United States senatorial term beg-In rates Instead of mileage rates on tim- miral Hus< Obteihii> I nitt,d Stilus \\ O Hera ing •ontra (Directed to H \T Coj Pl-ird 06 Central avenui Better-Bread * ** ha\y retired who was in command "SO ) and do it while the showing counts L, V Co i h 10 West Fair nig in March J 91o Chairman Oscar ber More than a score of lumber com- of the -, i f it fleet of TS ir ships raak Bhd Railway and Electric Com big In final results P A Caldnfll 1J4 Fdgewood avei "W" Underwood of the nouse ways and panies are involved In the hearing Green Cabbage, frr ir of A lart^—Jui^e Reid means committee today sent the fol pcrOnd Ing up the Nortl \tlantl s iu idr f r pla titJff in error Tolqultt 3c at the tune of i ^ t,t i em nt on his •ntr» lowing telegram to Victor Hanson of Birmingham Dividend Is Reduced. Piedmont Jelly Roll, Irtr* 62st birthdaj lit Tune pi oj oses to 1 I i Tipany T Town of Gran New York September 9 —Directors one pound . .. .IwC •tart a L *n i j- d i in He. b-ic t of Newnan—Ju Ija Post I am d'pposed to enter the race but Do d L S allinga for plaintiff In feel that my first duty is to stay with of the St. Louis Southwestern Railwai Pink Meat Colorado Canta- toda"v f «. rn Ot rn ir v hf rt he h*i& HI p n a SCORE OF LIVES SAID AGED WOMAN EHEADED company today reduced the dividend been \ sit i "- hit, 91 ai old father enter Re* erse«l the tariff bill until it becomes a law loupes, 12 to the I am reasonably certain that It will on the company s preferred stock to a Brigradiei C eneral 1 , Osterh^us On ri^esj and pffield State 4 per cent basis declaring a quarterly crate; crate fr- Dir y *mT>^rior court—J ice TVorrlt! OIcs* becomfe a law within the next few Un ti_d state i rm ret d who dividend of 1 per cent. The previous New Pack Piedmont a bit d farm m G man> &. Park for plul-iUCTa li error B T C"a«;ttT weeks Should It fail it would be my oli-c tor general J A L.a ng R R \rnold BY ALL-SJEL TRAIN ON RAILROAD TRACKS quarterly payment was 1& per cent I feel lo t v. 1 101 t someth n^ to duty to remain In the house Shortly Hotel Pancake Flour do said -X-dmiral Osterb ius ind I after the president signs the bill j Better-Bread, A'f* have in\ ented a job foi m self I Sheffield &, A.skiw for plalntlP Thirty-Fi\e Persons Injured Mrs Eliza Massey Struck by \vill make an announcement of my In- fudge Callaway in Washington single loaf .. .. *TW ha\ e brought over twel\e birds n tentions in reference to the senator-la) Washington September 9 — (Spe old Tram \\hich She Was Hur situation and am -. ?m0 to ^ta.i t a bird farm . i nn M it al ^^soclation v Coopw from Bib*} But None Killed, When oial ) —Judg e E H Callaway, of Au- like mj fathei s I bhall rai^e doves e n rt—Ju lpo Mathers C J Johnapn to Depot to Board on my farm an 1 call them dove of p ain Iff In error Fiver Is Wrecked peace td is Cox from Wa tfleld super or court— !Se Dtp -tt K Mann for plaintiff tn «ror Mount Airy Ga September 9 — Ladies' Home Journal Style Books for Fall, 5c. V,VM¥«IWMYk Jones ion from HaTalscn uperior court New Madison Ohio September 9 — (Srecial)—Mrs Tliza Massey an aged —J-urtS O ris &, trhfws for An all steel train probably saved a 1-idj li\ ing near Mount Airy was JACK REGISTER"LOST pi in If v Browder Mn.npe Oom-TOrrv f om city score of Hies todaj when the Penn sti ick and instantlj killed this after IN COLUMBIA FIRE roii t o' \ lama — J dp Rod- J F Oolightly sylvanla flyer New York to St Louis xjoon as she was crossing" the railroad H \ Kfill far plaintiff In error Mooro & was ditched by a raised rail near tracks near the depot The train was Columbia Tenn fceptember 9 —It Pnmf> o confri slow ing up to stop as she hurried M. RICH Sf. BROS. CO. has developed here that among the W Id v Rikor from city (Mwirt of Araerl-ous — Wylie s station 4 m les west of here J ILO H por W W Dykes for plaintiff In across trying to gain the platform to notable looses in the recent $200 000 prror F! !•= We-hh Jt Flits contra. today Thirty five persons were in board It fire was the minuscript of the ele\ •\T h^^<: H hirli from city court of OM- jured three It Is believed fatally Her head was completely severed enth \ olume of The Vmerlcan Jack ter^ I — TI IKO Foute W T Townscnd for Sunning at a terrific speed to make from the body Register ilong1 with all data connect1 pin ntlff In error J B Whltiker ontra * She is survived by one son Jim Beautiful Paradise Feathers s u li r*>orgH Railway CompTnv v Atldns up lost time the fast train struck the ed with its ni eparation John L, Massey and famil> f orn B ooks *ruperior co irt J lire Thomas defective rail about 50 feet from the Jones the com iilei hid the volume Bran Ii & S^OT* for p aintlfT In error W H 1 ready for the pnnteis at the t me of Ijong contra approach to a small steel bridge TlK Impending Legislation Indicates That Prices its destruction The volume contiin IMnmlnMcd engine hit one side of the brids Auto Record. Are Much Lower Than May Ever Occur Again ed the pedigrees and description or HErrell v So tl em Rul way Company from tore it from Its foundation and fell 1 000 Jacks and Jennetb rtised in or cl:y court of Eastman — Judse Ne«se James F with It half a dozen feet to the creek Corone. Cal September 9 —A new Broa h O J Franklin for plaintiff In error bed Six steel coaches were flung 'o world s record for autooblles of ^31 There is a bill before Congress now to prohibit imported Into the Lnltcd States Th Fschol Crnham contra cubic Inch piston -displacement was es task of reassembling the data will be the other side of the track and turn tiiblished here today by Edward 'Water the importation of Paradise Feathers Should this bill become •very difficult. ed over Two rear coaches an ob man "Waterman covered 102 45 miles a law—as it well may—Paradise Feathers will never agajn be MERIT SYSTEM GOES servatlon diner and a Pullman re In the lig-ht car race over the Corona REGULAR DEMOCRATS mained Upright on the track course in 1 37 26 4 5 an average of 63 priced so low Since we have nothing to lose and much to gain, IN CONSULAR SERVICE George B Wright St Louis manu milefa an hour The best pre\ lous ree it might be a good speculation on our part to see what Con- TRIUMPH IN MARYLAND facturer was injured about hips and ord was 61 miles an hour Washington September 9 —Alexan abdomen His condition Is serious gress wjll do But we are not speculators, but merchants. Baltimore , Md September 9—Re der "VT" Thackara consul general at Relief trains were rushed from Having acquired these Paradise Feathers through a special Berlin has been selected for promo tf'or Wenltness node liana of Appetite turns today from the primary election Richmond and Columbus The portion The Old Standard general strong tuning tonic purchase underprice, we gladly pass them on to you at held in Mar>land 5 esterday show that tion to the post of Consul general at of the track where the wreck occurrei CROVE S TVaTKL! Si> ch II! TONIC drivee out Pans President Wilson soon will was washed out during the floods 'n Malaria and build a up the syaiom A tru« tonio proportionate savings the regular democt atic organization nnfl =ure Apnetirer For adult* and children 50c, was victorious In most Ins tin es over send the nomination to the senate March The feathers are individual specimens of distinction the progressive fving of the party ^v ith others "w hich admimstratm of and beauty Beautifully branched, straight up-standing with State Senator Ch irles P C oad\ f f nils say will he promotions based the characteristic Paradise sweep, each feather firm and grace the regular organization v, is nomi solely upon the merit system regard- nated for congress j the third dls less of politics fuL Printers' ink will not do justice to their beauty, nor will n Dudley Field Malone third assistant these comparative prices give more than a faint idea of their trlct to succeed George Konlpr All bu sec retarj of state submitted to the values two of the state central committeemen ptesident today a long iist of consular •were selected from the ranks of the nominations The president had dl $1250 black paradise feathers $9.95. $1640 black feathers $12 98. regulars i ected Mr Malone to make up the list $22 50- paradise feathers, in black or natural, $17.95 The republicans had fei* contests on the merit sjstem only A.11 the names on It were taken from the con $25 paradise feathers, black, natural, bishop red, emerald green and royal sular ser\lce Candidates for consular blue, at $19.95. , . I o t ons hitherto have appealed to $27 paradise feathers, black and natural, $22.50. $30 black feathers $25. membe s of congress to assist in the r appointment Now they will be re $37 paradise feathers in royal blue, bishop red, emerald green and na- Deferred Payments qun e£ to take the regular etamlna tural, $29.75. (Millinery—Second Floor.) tion and be graded according to their on Diamonds merit. Under our deferred pa\ ment plans > ou can purcha.se $1.25 Ready-Made a diamond without feeling- the GORDON COUNTY COURT $12.50 Raincoats at $6.85 outlaj CLEARS HEAVY DOCKET You can pa\ only one fifth In Anticipating the Fall Rain Now of the price and settle the Stamped Waists balance in as man> as ten Calh oun Ga. September 9 —C Spe One Acquires Protection Sf Profit equal monthly payments cial )—The fall term oX the Gordon Only 6 per cent simple inter tountv superior court which has just est is charged on the amount adjourned after a two weeks' session, A noteworthy sale for girls off to school, and fore- left after deducting the cash had one of the busiest terms In the For our Sep- payment rcco d of the court Besides a large tember Sale of handed women. The raincoats include the famoTis This 6 per cent is the differ number of civil cases there were 127 Mandelberg Raincoat, made in England, as well as ence between time and cash criminal cases tried and disposed of Stamped Goods prices—being- just enough to high-grade domestic makes. paj for the extra bookkeep These were mostly misdemeanors we feature this headliner: ingr In\ol\ed The grand jur> continued its work The Riviera for over a w eek and found seventy - $1, $1.25 and $1.50 stamp- Mannish tailored styles with notch collar, side pocket It -would not be fair to the and strapped sleeves. Poplins, repps and other high-class cash customer to sell on time four true bills In dealing with th^ 'With the careless grace that harmonizes ed Waists at 49c. The at the same price as for cash good roads mo\ement the Jury recom- materials lined with pure rubber Strapped and cemented Diamonds will be maten mended that Gordon countv co operate •with early Fall attire ' waists are ready-made of seams Coats to withstand the elements Black, tan and blue ally higher before No\ember In bung-ins to pa<«s the propofaed John It will mean quite a sa\ing son Sherman highway from Cha,tta A hat you can pounce, and the more it's fine, sheer lawns, crepe Values $10 to $12 50 Today at $6 85. to purchase now so >ou can noogra to \tlanta get the benefit of the old pounced the more careless it looks—that's the voiles, ratines and a few prices Riviera: and that's smart. all-linen lawns. Smart fall $5.00 Raincoats at $3.85 Selection packages sent TRUITT VICE PRESIDENT prepaid anywhere for exam- Four new colors. styles with high necks, Made of rubberized fabrics, man tailored Have strapped 4nation OF THE STA TECHAMBER Call or write for booklet. Dutch or sailor collars, and cemented seams Black, navy, tan, $3 85 ' Facts \bout Diamonds and LaGrange Ga. September 9 —(Spe- and long or three-quarter buy before -we follow the ad- cial )—C V Trultt prominent in busi- $4 $5 •vance ness and political ind social circles in sleeves. All sizes. Waists LaG an^e has just been notified of his $1.00 Shirtwaists 69c Maier&Berkele, Inc. election to a place of \ice ^resident are ready to slip on; if you Choose any white voile or lingerie shirtwaist in stock of the state chamber of commerce Mr Cloud-Stanford Co. don't want to embroider Diamond Merchants Truitt is a men- ber of the LaGrange formerly selling at $t for 6gc High or low necks; long- or city council and one of the most pro- 61 Peachtree Street , them wash but the stamping— short sleeves. Nearly a thousand waists and twenty different 31-33 Whitehall Street gressive men In Troup county He la even unstamped they ate an styles. Established 1887 In nearty sj. mpathy with the move- (Ready-to-wear—Second Floor,) ment and hopes to carry a large dele- "xtraordmary value at 490. gation with him to the Macon meet- ing next week.

SPAPFRf SPAPFRf WEBflSESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1$ 1913.

pan CM t«a garden. The ladies who will assist Mrs. Speir in entertaining are Mrs. Beese Marshall. Mrs. Allison. Frlerson, Mrs W. H. L. Nelms, Mrs, TEACHERS TO BE PI WttllB G. Smith, Mrs. Eugene Mitchell, SOCIETY Mrs. r> C* Blckmore, MVs. B. O. Smith, Miss Nancy Reed. Miss Louise Brad- berry. Twenty-five children have been MNTy PER CENT MORE Invited. Mr and Mrs, Speir will nave > _ - r— is all Jfcefr own, will welcome the re- as their guest and in whose honor Warrants Drawn Tuesday and To Visitors. turn to tills nappy feature ot It, and they are planning a large musical and In^ compliment to alias "Virginia MlsrB Massellng will doubtless be dancing party, Mr Albert Mathee, the Money May Be Mailed Out Xjipscomb and her guests. Miss Teague, given more than the usual cordial re- •well-known cotton man of Tfew Yorlc of Ausnsta, and Miss Detherldxe, of sponse in appreciation. city. Today—Second Dividend. Kansas City, Miss Helen McCarty will entertain at dinner Saturday nifrntv and the party will so to East Lake Rainey-Leverette. S. S. Class Entertained. Warrants for another 20 per cent afterwards for the weefc-end dance. Mr. and Mrs. William Elbert Ramey Miss Dorothy Arkwright entertain- dividend to the teachers were drawn 3dr. Robert Forrester give a theater announce the engagement of their ed very delightfully yesterday after- yesterday and the checks will proba- party at the Atlanta last night for daughter, Marlbel. and Mr. Gradv Lev- noon the little girls who- are members bly be turned over to State School the same attracts e \ isitors. Mr. Por- erette, of Eatonton, the wedding to of the class she teaches in the inter- Commissioner M. L. Brlttain to be 3 ester's guests included Miss Teasue, take place in October mediate department ot the First Meth- mailed out to the counties today. /THE Miss Lipsconzb, Miss Elizabeth Butler, > The warrants were for ^337^9~2 38 on Mr Carl Sclple and Mr Georgre Har- odist Sunday school rison Sigma Nu to Entertain. An automobile ride was first enjoyed, the school funds of the counties and The Atlanta Alumni Chapter of the af-ter which the part> v, ent to Miss 158,300 for the cities, making a total ©Jgtna Nu fraternity will entertain Arkwright's home at East Lake for of $456,092 38 This money Is part Dinner Party. ^ Informally In honor of the ladies of afternoon tea, which was served in the of the fund redently coming into the Mr and Mrs Wilmer L Moore will Sisma Nu at a dinner-dance Thurs- summer house, the tea table being dec- state treasury from the corporation FELT MATTRESS entertain a party of young people at d«iV evening at 7 30 o'clock, at the taxes fiuis* Lake club house In addition crated with flowers dinner Friday night at home in com- Theie will probably be other small- pliment to the;r niece. Miss Bertha tj dancing after the dinner there will The lovely young hostess was assist- This is the mattress that makes dull care, Moore, who will be a senior this year •>e * anous forms of amusement dur- ed in entertaining by her mother Mrs er warrants issued within a few days at the Girls' High school, and to Mr. ing thj afternoon About sixty Preston Arlcwright for mone> to be paid to the Various petty worries—fatigue, over work—weariness, Clark Howell and Mr Howell Fore- couple:, will be present The members of the class are Miss state institutions. The governor is man, who leave shortly for college. The cnaperones for the occasion are Emily Arnold, Miss Daisy DuBose, waiting- for the balance of the corpo- Miss Ersklne Jarnagin, Miss Elizabeth give -way to the songs of happiness Mr and Mr«* S. Russell Bridges. Mr ration taxes to come In so that be an I MJ s W I*. Kemp, Mr and Mrs Merritt, Miss Janette Ringer, Miss and joys of work—and the keen To Miss Tomlinson. Robert C Alston, Mr ami Mrs N T Mary Agnes Phillips Miss Marlon may know how much the treasury Miss Bland Tomllnson, of Birming- Pool, Colonel and Mrs Oscar Palmour, Waldron, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Eliz- can spare 4 pleasures of living—all these come ham, who Is being delightfully enter- Mr and Mrs R A, McMurray, Mr abeth Setz, Miss Louise Barnwell Comptroller General Wright said tained at informal affairs during her and Mrs H D Snyder, Mr and Mrs yesterday that all of the larger cor- from sound, healthful refreshing visit with Miss Dorothy Barman, was W. F. TTpshawf Mr and Mrs. T. E porations in the state bad paid their CTlest of honor at a pretty luncheon "Weatherholt, Mr and Mrs L. W Rob- For Mr. and Mrs. Line. tax. There were quite a number of yesterday, Mrs. Harry Harman, Jr, ert, Jr, and Mr and Mrs. Preston S. The members of the Unlversallst small concerrs, however, which were sleep. You get all this with every the hostess. Ark w right church will give a reception Friday still in default. To collect some of The daintily appointed table had as The committee having the entertain- evening, from 7 to 10 o'clock, in the them it may be necessary to have fL Lux-You-ry mattress. Price $15.00. Its centerpiece a say basket of garden ment In charge is composed of the parlors of the church, at 16 East Har- fas. issued. flowers following. A. C Riley, Jr., chairman, ris street, In compliment to their new This second payment makes a divi- HIRSCH & SPITZ HAND- T. E. Weatherholt, W. F tTpshaw, S pastor, Mr F A Line, and Mrs Line dend of 40 per cent which the schools FACTCBIIVG CO. Ask your In the afternoon Miss Annie A3iers formerly of Jackson City, Kan have received this year which is con- entertained at 5 o clock tea at the R. Bridges, A. O Brewton and W. R Snyder siderably better than it seemed pos- ATLANTA dealer. Driving club, when ten young women sible a few months ago to pay by tho •were invited to meet Miss Tomllnson The officers of the Atlanta Chapter are Oscar Palmour, president, A. C Surprise Party. middle of September There will The guests included Misses Bland Riley, Jr, vice president, R. Low Rey- Mrs Elijah M 'Williams gave a probably be another small dividend Tomllnson, Dorothy Harman. Jessie nolds, secretary, C. Reynolds Clark, \ery delightful surprise party Monday before the year is out, making 50 per McKee, Helen Hawkins, Margaret treasurer afternoon at her home In compliment cent of the fund that will be paid Northen, Mary V Harrison, Grace to her mother, Mrs J C Peck, wJiose during1 the year for which it was ap- Angler, Nellie Kiser Stewart, Mrs seventy-eighth birthdav it celebrated propriated Taylor ana Mrs James D Palmer For Miss O'Donnett. The guests who we-" invited to An informal dance w.as given last come at 4 o'clock included the "Butter- night at the Bast Lake club house for flies," of which club Mrs Peck is a 'Meeks-Gray. Miss Mary A.enes O Donneli, of New popular member a few close friends MORE BOOKS NEEDED Judge and Mrs Marcus Henry Orleans. and members of the family MeeJts have issued invitations to the Old-fashioned garden flowers deco FOR POOR CHILDREN, marriage of their daughter, Eleanor, rated the house A guessing contest to Mr Walker Inman Gray on tho Afternoon Reception. was held, Mrs Frances Tuller win- SAYS JOSEPH LOGAN evening of Tuesday September 30 at Mrs W M Fambrough gave an aft- ning the prize a silver picture frame ED'UCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EDUCATIONAL 8 o'clock at the Vine Street Christian ernoon reception yesterday at her Miss Eloise Peck gave several bright church, Nashville, Tenn home, 793 Highland avenue. In com- selections on the piano, after which A reception will be held Immediate- pliment to her sister, Mrs J H Con- delicious refreshments were served By nightfall over 250 little kiddles ly after the ceremony at the Hermi- nell, of Thomasville, and to Miss Jean- Mrs. Peck wore a black charmeuse whose mammas and. papas have been tage hotel nette Oelsner -..w satin gown, and Mrs Williams' gown unable to give them school books will A large number of Atlanta people The occasion -v\ as a very enjoyable | was white with blue embroidered be provided with the necessary texts GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY will attend the wedding and le was picturesque in yellow The cen- Evlns, Mrs Ann Parkhurst Mrs school classes ing, and preparation for a man's part In the world's work. A thoroughly disciplined, modernly appointed, To Pioneer Women. terpiece was a basket of asters, and Frairk Peck, Mrs Allan Davis, Mrs T The gracious work has been carried attractive school for boys and young men—a gentleman's school, limited to about 125 boarding pupils, Mrs Joseph Morgan s at home" grilt baskets held the mints and al- C Mell Mrs Mamie Bo> nton. Miss out through the untiring efforts of Jo- BO grouped as to gtve every teacher about 12, Cadets for tutoring and oversight at night. Delightful home this afternoon to the Pioneer "Wom- monds Eloise Peck Mrs Emerson Peck Mrs seph Logan, general secretary of the life—a big, happy family, of successful, cultured teachers and pupils. Every sanitary convenience. Electric en's society will be a delightful ex- Mrs rambrough was gowned In Hoyt -Peck Atlanta Associated Charities, whose pression of that sentiment and social cream lace over pink Mrs Connell many little charges have benefited by lights, steam heat, artesian water. Elevation nearly 1,200 feet, no malaria, perfect health. communion which was the or^ani^in^ wore blue charmeuse draped with tflnk his zeal and successful effort spirit of the societ> chiffon Miss Oelsner wore pink crepe Change of Meeting. When school opened Monday Mr. BEST TABLE FARE AND PRETTIEST SCHOOL CAMPUS IN THE SOUTH It will be quite Informal the hours de chine The Woman s Union Label league Logan faced the problem of provid- Three Regular Courses—Classical, Engineering, Commercial, Assisting m entertaining were Mrs ing school books for poor little tots— from 4 to 6 o'clock, an* all the mem- meetings will be held hereafter on the A L Norris Mrs Eugene Jarrard, second and fourth W Inesdays of over 250 In number He made an Members Southern Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools, bers are cordially urged to attend Mrs Robert McCormack, Misses Ma- appeal through those channels beat An enjoyable program has been ar each mo-ith at 3 p m , at the Labor Active U. S. Officer in Charge of Military Department. " rie Norris, Aline Ferryman, LoJla Temple 112 Trinity avenue known to him—the news pap ers-*-and ranged Miss Edith McCool will sing, Tip ton Nina Balcomb, Margaret before nightfall Monday night he had Classed A by U. S. War Department. Mr. BIHott Johnson will play the vio- Hecht, Lucile Daley, Mrs Lawton Don- acquired half a dray load of the nec- lin. Mrs George D Snow will play alson of Quitman Miss Martha Nor- U. D. C. Scholarship essary texts All arms. aCLoutcrments and ordnance supplies furnished by U. &, Just as at V. M. J. and the piano, Miss Louise "Withers will ris and Master Bill} Farnsworth Tuesday following- his call for as- recite Mrs T S Stevens chairman of the the Citadel. \ scholarship committee of Atlanta sistance, the office of the Associated Miss Mary Eugenia Morgan and Charities became a veritable "book Magnificent outdoor gymnasium now being constructed. Miss Georgia Hice will serve punch Newspaper Badges. chapter has announced the awarding of two valuable scholarships—the stall" ^ end the officers will receive with Mrs \ novel incident of. the district con- Mr. Logan's book files are still lack- Thorough work in Class Room. Morgan ference Woman s Missionary society, Woodberry scholarship being given to Miss Pauline Wltcher of Hapeville, ing in many of the lower grade text- Largest Faculty in any Prep School in Georgia. Methodist church, to be held Friday books If families have Atlanta school from 10 a m to l P m, St Paul and the Hanna scholarship to Miss Athletics, without any "hired or induced" players, properly encouraged. Eleanor Raoul books that their children have out- Miss Masseling's Stories. church will be the badges adopted grown, a good deed can be accom- The children s storv hour it Carne for the dav by the publicity commit- The Atlanta chapter has an enviable Location m College Part, Atlanta's most beautiful Suburb record in Its scholarship work, having plished bj sending them to Mr Lo- grie lioiar-v will be resumed on Fri tee gan or telephoning his office. Special advantage for Atlanta Cadets. day • ifternoon ana Miss Henrietta Mrs Preston is the district public- scholarships in Washington semlnarv Masseltng who has made the hour M, ity supermtende it and the ladies and Marlst college, beside having had Modern dairy operated for exclusive use of Cadets. ^ great a success in past years will working with her will be divided In- three scholarships In music and ex- again be the storj -teller to three sections each section wear- pression FINGER BOWLS PASS Prospective patrons urged to visit and compare the school with the best in America. The youn£ folks who ha^e learned ins caps and shoulder sashes made to depend on the library for a plees- of one of the three Atlanta newspa AT ATLANTA HOTELS; COLONEL J. C. WOODWARD, A. M, President. ure to be matched by no other and pers Who have a department there which MEETINGS PIEDMONT LEADS WAY At Park Street Church. \. bright entertainment is planned A bas la finger bowl Nothing doing ANTIQUE JEWELRY. for Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the •The regular meeting of the Tenth at the Piedmont any more in "the Sundax school room at Park street Ward club will be held Thursday aft- ater and lemon peel after dinner" A wonderful collection of antioue Methodist church The ladies of Cir- ernoon, September 11, at 3 30 o clock, unless one particularly asks for it. cle No 6 sue planning the program, with Mrs A M Turner, 30 Brookli ne According- to announcement printed Jewelrj of etery description Is on dis street All members are urged to be play at 222 Feechtree street. Including and a small admission will be charged. on the menu cards at the Peachtree If your eyea ar* fr«mlc «r tit* present MRS A M TURNER, hostelry a palpitating public "lamps" easily—if you are subject to head- Agnes Scott College old Cameo Brooches, Necklaces, Brace- Secretary that hereafter the "cullud pu'son'* aches—let UB fit you frith glasses lets and Peirls. Old Diamond Clu<-tei Mrs. Speir Entertains. who serves you will not end his min- Our prices . are reasonable T7* DECATUR Rings, Coral Rosebud and Aimeth>st Mrs George C Speir entertains this The \tlanta Woman's Missionary guarantee satisfaction. Invalids GEORGIA istrations with the cute little finger and eJderlv people fitted at hozn* Pendants Long Ghains of gold and afternoon with a children s tea party association, ha\ ing in charge the bowl as of yore No extra charge made Phone us. Seed Pearl in honor of Miss Elizabeth Frierson travelers' aid work and the Martha Charge or time accounts invited. and Master Reese Marshall Music, home \v 111 meet this (Wednesday I The menu pronuneiamento reads. Old English "Watch Fob Seals, Bar- ' Hotels from New York to Califor- E SOUTH BROAD STREET, gamep and recitations will be the fea- morning at 10 30 o clocK, in the Cen- rings, Brooches and Pen-dants some tral Congregational church, corner nia have joined in the movement to tures of the entertainment, while a abolish the old and Insanitary cus- very rare Prices very low This col- dalntj luncheon will be served on the Ellis street and Carnegie wav All Session Opens Sept. 17th lection will only be on sale this week Spacious enclosed veranda which will ladies interested are invited to at tom (and In "some cases tip-extrac- —(adv.) be decorated for the occasion as a Ja tend tors) of serving finger bowls Here- after finger bowls will only be served on request" For Catalogue and Bulletin of Views AGED WOMAN DESTITUTE KODAKS •Th« fiMt Fin I ft! no »"« E«.*r». Address the President, iRf Tf« Can Si *naan*." IS IN NEED OF HELP JTUn-j %nd eomptoti ___Mur cupnU**. «uicfc Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co, i The beginning of a career at 60 la nail Mrrte* lor oat-of-totm cuBtomen. j the problem that confrcmts homeless ffend fer C»t«lo.i: and Pzlc* Lint E. H. GAINES, D. D., LL. D. j Mrs Catherine Lukes, a gray ami withered woman, who has come to A. K. ffAWff£S CO. £?PT ' Atlanta to begin any kind of business 14 Whitehall St- Atlanta. G«. I that might net a livelihood A Mustering-Out of the Last of I Her home Is in Iowa City, Iowa. Re- cently her husband died, leaving her without a known relative Her chil- dren died > ears ago T3er way to At- Notice Shriners Summer Dresses for Girls lanta from lov. a v. as made selling MARIST COLLEGE boc'ks Arrived In Atlanta, she woA taken ill Day School for Boys She was gi\en a temporary home Alee Temple Ceremonial $1.98 for Dresses up to S5.OO at the residence of Mrs T B "West- Opens 12th session September 8tfc. brooks, 107 Ivy street An appeal has SAVANNAH, GA. been sent by Mrs Westbrooks to Sixth, seventh, eighth grades, four years charitable persona who would donate Such Di^esses as can be worn all fall to school, with the pretty short to the aged woman until she is able Sept. 12, 1913 high school. coats, so popular with girls now. to begin -work Literary, Commercial, Science Depart- Beautiful materials are used in the making- of these dresses. Pine Ging- WILL NOT RETALIATE $11.95 ments. ham, Chambray or Percale. Some have hand-embroidered sprays, others are ON GOVERNOR B LEASE Special Sleepers Military and Physical training. Campos in the heart ol city trimmed with embroideries or linen laces and velvet bows. 6 to 14-year sizes; Peachtree aid Ivy Streets. Reports in the newspapers to the ef- Train Leaves Atlanta 9:35 P. M. of wonderful value at this price—$1.98 each. fect that Governor Blease would cut September 1 f th off friendly relations between South Carolina and Georgia beca.use of the For Sleeping. Car Reservation and Other denial by Georgia governors of requi- Information Phene M. 499 sitions for Julian J Zachry and Thom- A Sale of Baby Caps at Half-Price as B Felder brought forth the follow- ing statement from Governor Slaton Night School at Georgia Tech | yesterday. ' Central of Georgia 'Will Open September 17. Enrollment and Fresh, beautiful Caps of fine, dainty materials—they are crisp, "So long as I am governor of Geor- j gia the requisitions of Governor Blease Registration September .15 to 19, inclusive will be given the same careful con- immaculate—just ready to be put on a little head. There are all sizes, sideration of those of other gover- Railway Courses in "Architecture, Mechanical Drawing, Elec- nors. His requisitions are made in trical Engineering. Wood-work, Carpentry and Join- and instead of the regular prices, $1 to $5, they may be had at 50c to $2.50. the name of South Carolina and the i dignity of South Carolina demands ery, Foundry Practice, Machine Shop. Mechanical that they should receive propei con— INDIGESTION? Engineering, Mathematics, Chemiitry, English. ; sideration. V 6top H qufekljf Hare spur eroper Mad yon tta» 'I do ubt propose to parsue any dozen bottle* ot This ^Nifbt School is a Regular Department of Ga. Tech 9 retaliatory policy towards Governor; Girls Rain Cape and School Bag at Blease, and whenever he declines my Contingent Fee *5 Per Term. TUITION FREE requisitions, I shall assume that he has' SHIVAR done so after proper Invest!gratlon and For further information write J.N, G. Nesbit u has exercised his best discretion in GINGER ALE the matter" Drink frith meats, and If $2.49—Value S4.OO not promptly relieved Cet your mon«? back at nor expense •Wbolesom" No girl should consider herself ready for school until she has been pro- Mra. Lottie Gray Browne, Miss Kate «eliclot». retrcehlng fre Blatter man, piano. Miss Sarah Addle Bttod trttii, the celetjratet vided with a good waterproof cape, with hood, to protect her entire body. These East lack, oratory, Wilford" Walters Bbhrar Mineral Water and SETT SCMOOL. Miss Sylvia Spritz, voice, Georsr Fr' tUp purest flavoring mate- Offers tralnoa uja experleocea CbrUtlan men to dlreot toe work of tselr etudut* •* of good mercerized sateen, rubber lined, in solid colors, red or blue, have school Lindner, violin, late ot the Cabl* rials . tbe critical period of tlwir Oenlopnaent. IX**, modern, Meua-he»ted. brick echooJhouM. e» buSldlns, and Walter i>. Stanley, piano FosrtMuth street, Detwew tke -Peexhlrea. HKUrtaa.1 Imnractto^ta Null «l»»i«iD«S bag'which is .fitted with ruler and pencil. Sizes 6 to 14. Regular $4 value, late director ot music at Shorter col- SHIVAR SPRING, pbT«lesJ vwk la omiuaram under » elrector Fiftk lUth. eeventb «ni! .iihlh en£ lege, nave removed their studios to £ofk mil tour J«n ot Uik KfteoL nil term I**:*. September 8. rrotwor J H* priced at $2.49. ' the Atlanta Institute of Music and SHELTON, S. C. •HI tt*» f llmlua MMW «f neenten J«t» M. 'S^°n~-^ ^fr^^*» •*•_ »• Oratory, 20 Bast Baker gtreet. ivy ^ * E-UMMHSCa, MsMMtM*

NFWSPAPFR! -IWSPAPFR! •hockm. Mr Collier formerly w»* at- ^ extended trip to AUandc City, K*v Tork, &XPLORERS OF ARCTIC tached to the American WIMM? •* lon KDA &• TMor» ot Maine Th«T will LIFE OF PREACHER return In October MURDERED BY ESKIMOS Ixmdon. SOCIAL ITEMS WAS GIVEN IN FAIN; ROME CITY OFFICIALS OLie AGAIN F1GHIS MTB John S Haine will enterUtn Tbm«d«7 Etawa, September 9 —The disap- •ftenwon at the Drtrlnr dob for Mrs. W W HIM Elizabeth Butter will attend the Mary E£raa*. of Lexington, Ky, the guevt of sin. RESCUED MAN DIES] pearance of George Street, of Ottawa, SEABOABD EX0UBSI0! school ibl*" fan Scott Hudson, at E**t l*jt* ATTACKED IN COUNCIL and H. V Radford. an American, TO BIRMINGHAM *** ~ TO SCAPE PRIi Calhoun, Ga,, September 9 —(Spe- northern eacplorersr may be explained Mrs J C Rollins of Kingston. OB., irtio Mr and Mn. H Hi C*bonl*a wlH more fba Monday." September »J to •was MlM Mary Bolto Nuaan 1* the guwt of Mr* middle of the month to tile home th/-y bar* cial )—H. I*. Worley, a farmer living by a story welch reached here today Mi Phlltp "Cunan Alter today »h« will be with Mr* bought on Eleventh street. Sensational Allegations of Ex- from Chesterfield Inlet on Hudson Notorious Climax, Ga., Bank trip Leaves Old Depot 8 3* James A, W llson utitil Monday three miles from Calhoun. died todav Tickets good returning on **» /• bay. This report^ brought by mall Mr and Mrs. I*ee Lewmao and MlM as a result of the injuries he received travagance and Favoritism steamer and the Hudson Bay route, Wrecker and Bigamist Com- train* —(»dv ) Mrs F H Hall of Aclel Ok , h the guest of Lewman ore on Long l8U.nii for several weeks. Saturday when he Cell down a 60 foot and two months on the way, tells of her daughter Mrs J S ToUng, Jr ^ al Pffrt Me Made in Resolutions the murder of Street and Radford by pletes Georgia Term. Fbergon. Mrs Morrl* Macka and little Oliver, alias I*. G Har- tanooga Tcnn *** suited from a severe fracture of the ••* skull gance In the purchasing of supplies Schultz lake intending to proceed to dingr, the notorious Climax. Ga., bank Mrs Victor H Krlegshafcer Is ojnvaleeclcg at for the city of Rome In all of the de- v recker and bigamist, -who was re- Mr and Mrs OivM W Webb announce the th« Grady hospital tram quite a eeriaas op This Is the second victim claimed Bat hurst inlet on the Arctic ocean ' arrival of a 12 pound » lost his life through suf passed requiring- that Jn future heads spear th» ugh tjhe whtte man Street bigamy, was Immediately placed un- *** **• focation when he descended into the of the different departments must attempted to so to his companion s der arrest by officers from Mississippi* Captain and Mrs. Jack Hayes and their yonag Miss Elizabeth Edge Is at home at 4 Kim make requisition, to be approved by aid. and was killed In the same man- but today Oliver has put up a stub- •ball street, corner We»t Peachtree street, well in a bra\ e effort to rescue Wor born fight in the courts to prevent the con Jack hare returned to Port McFberson after *** icy the chairman of the council commit- ner Matter Didn't Prove Experi- a few w««k a atay at Camp Perry tee before the order will be honored The story was kept secret by Eski- authorities from carrying htm out of *•* Mr Stewart Howard of Lynchburg is at the Great crowds attended the funeral by any business man or the bill paid Georgia. Mrs Frank D Holland will entertain her ard Georgia Terrace of Rev Hall which was conducted by mos for several montLs but finally ment After All, and She club Thursdav *** by the city treasurer reached the ears of the mounted police The Mississippi officers are from Rev Af L Keith of Calhoun The resolution first contained only Morgan county When they arrested *•* Mr and Mrs Presslp D Tales announce the Both men were about 40 years of at Chesterfield two months ago and a Now Makes It Public. Mr^ *J H Hodp-on or Athena who has been bi-th of a aon who has been namfd Charlee the name of the superintendent of small detail has been sent to investi- Oliver they held requisition papers Richardson for his maternal great Rrandfatbnr age and were married public works T H Booz but revela- which Governor Slaton had already spending a few days with Mrs N H Clarke Mrs Tales was Mise Julie Richardson gate returns home today *•* tions of the bu>mg practices in other approved Deputy United States Mar- •** departments alleged fa\ oritism to shal Tarver, of this state, also -wanted Mr Ed*ar P Brantly yt Blackshear le at Mineral Springs Ark.—in a Dr and MM \ G 8 and refuse to dis- News has just been received here that case believing their claim on Oliver oa hr>r way home from New Tori*. ter to Sinto Domingo and Charles M cuss It further than to say that It was as an escaped convict would be recog- birth of a son Robert Harrison Jones III Mrs Hathaway consul at Puerto Plata left a boat In which Will Barnett and fam I was sick all of the time tor ^1* Jones was Miss Kate T\ aide unnecessary and Is an unjust reflec lly of Buxton were making the trip nized Mr and 'lira Preslpy D Yates announce th-s • ** Washington late todiy for Puerto years, and took medicines Constant!?* birth of their son who will bear the name of his tion upon them home from Hyde county just ahead of This afternoon when Oliver was ar- maternal great grandrafier Chirles Richardson Mrs W M Alexander Mr* J W West Plati to tell the I>omlnican revolu raigned before United States Commis- I suffered terribly. At last, I decid- mnreland and Mr and Mr" J C FaRO of Au tlonists there in emphastic terms that the storm of last week has been *** found floating In Pamllco sound bot sioner Onager Westbrook for commit- ed Z would Just try Cardul on my oW Mrs B Purcell f in NO ro Dame Ind on a KUHta are at the Georgian Terrace They made the United States has no svmpathy ment the commissioner announced the trip in their touring car with their effort to overthrow Presi ROME OFFICERS ARREST torn side up and empty Nothing has hook, and kept tt a secret. It ~wa*' •visit to her daughter «M«rte~ Wiry Fngelbort *** been seen or heard of the party* Which that on advice from the Alabama fed- a teacher In thn St Mar « colltge con luctod d nt Bordas government certainly a God-send to me. Sine* Ify the Sisters of Hoi rY"3^ Mr C A Home and Miss Madge Home are PRETTY ALABAMA GIRL consisted of Barnett his wife and the eral authorities, Oliver would be re- **• at home at the Georgian Terrace They recei\ ed final instructions at turned to custody of the Mississippi taking it, I hav» no pain whatever. ' *** the st ite department Just before their parents of Mrs Barnett, and it Is cer- Mrs M Gr^er rctuned from Furore Saturday Rome Ga September 9—(Special ) tain that all have perished. Relatives officers feeling good, and can wrestle witfe whcT<> sho haB bcon for iho post three months Mr B M Walmslye or New Orleans arr vea departure Immediately Oliver's attorneys here, yesterday from the east, and IB at the Georgian Cora Jenkins a pretty Alabama girl since the storm have made search for my 16 year-old son. In fact. I don't The minister and consul will go to aged 17 years is being held by of3 J W Walters and H A. Peacock, in- Key West whence they will embark the four missing people but all they O Don it 1 of Nrw Orleans has cers here at the request of her father, could learn was that they had left on stituted habeas corpus proceedings In feel over 1C myself. Am as nappy directly for Puerto Plata Mr Sulli a resident of Jacksonville Ala. She 1 the city court of Albany for the pur- as a lark. "When I begun taking- Car* s-nd dauRht Me and M «? Eb T Wi llama 80 van at once will take steps to protect the return trip and the finding of the "West En I was arre tr at LInd_le In company boat as described above pose of holding their client. They dul I only weighed 101 Ibs. Now X FLORIDA PHYSICIAN tho customs h^ases In the revolutionary claim that not only are the requisition with Mrs Miry Smith aged 23 who weigh 117% Iba, and am solus to Mfss Al f has eturned from High ARRESTED IN ATLANTA section v, hJch like all those In the was also taken Into custody papers illegal but that Oliver la the lands \ C republic are operated under American Jenkins ksserts his Intention of $45,000 DAMAGE SUITS victim of a case of mistaken Identity continue taking Cardul until I w«lgfc Dr L, M Harrison a practicing supervision The cruiser Dea Moines prosecuting the elder woman for kid Judge Clayton Jones, of the city court 135. t a room pan led *T wis d :e at Puerto Plata late today left yesterday 'or phvslclan of St Petersburg FMa has naping an*d declares that she had no AGAINST COAST LINE of Albany TV ill hear the case at noon and should It be necessary there will good purpose In view when she in tomorrow I Just can't aay enough for CarduS* been arrested by detectives on charges be no hesitancy in the landing of of cheating and swindling preferred duced his daughter to leave home Waycross Ga E ptember 9—CSpe Should Oliver be taken Into Missis- and I believe If all women who *rof- 1 marines to guard the customs houses cial )~--By the filing of a $10 000 dam sippi he will immediately go back to affalnst him In Columbus Ga in and American Inferests If hostilities fer from womanly troubles would tak* J which city the prisoner recently age suit against the Atlantic Coast the state penitentiary, and also face How to Absorb an still are in progress an effort probably a charge of breaking out of prison. It, there would be more happy homes.** visited •will fae mad to persuade the belliger ADMITS L HAWKINS Line the damage suits pending against Using- Cardul Is no experiment. It i He is being- held at police headquar the railroad at the present term of Unlovely Complexion ants to do their fighting outside the WAS NOT HER HUSBAND has stood the most severe of all tera and will be returned to Columbus city limits city court has reached the sum of 23 SEISMIC SHOCKS as soon as authorities arrive from that The arrival of the DPS Moines at $45 000 One of the suits filed Is for tests—the test of time. Cardul ha* .(Phyllis Moore in Town Talk ) (-ity Rome Ga September 9 —(Special ) SSS 000 and two for $10 000 Puerto Plata was reported to the navy Mis Lizzie Hawkins of Lindale who PUT COLLIER ON RUN been In use for over half a century, The ft^L.e which is admired for its derartment tonight in a related wire The latest Is by J "W Hooks who and in this time has benefited mor* beauty must have a hatln b>nnooth skin claimed that Luther Hawkins the iv ants damages because he claims pink a.iid white and youthful looking I TWO BLACKS INDICTED less dlspa ch from Commandei An youth shot by Bailiff TO lilts In Colum New Orleans, September 9.—Twen- than a million women. It Is composed drew T Long The depirtment did that the right kind of operation was ty three earthquake shocks within 24 The onty thing 1 know of that can bus for a 5 cent debt list week was not performed on him when he was of purely vegetable Ingredients, Which make such a complexion out of an FOR THEFT OF JEWELS not make public the details of the her husband has admitted her mis hours at Guatemala City has disrupt- aged faded or d stolored one—I mean message given medical attention at the Coast ed the American diplomatic serjrtce to have been found to build up the vi- take Line s hospital in WaycrosS- He suf a natural not a painted complexion— Preston and Callle Fleming Tegroes She wrote to the Columbus officers the extent that A. N Collier, the new- tality, tone up the nerves, and Is 01 dmai > me reclined wax This re Indicted yesterday b> the grand jury fered Internal complications ani ly appointed secretary of the legation, mark ible substance literally absorbs for a full description of the dead man strengthen the womanly constitution for burglarj it being charged that o-n GOVERNMENT PROBING and upon receiving It declared he was wanted an operation on one side has given up his post Mr Collier the unbishtl} cuticle a little each August 25 they stole $831 worth of •u hereas he alleges that the physi- That It has helped others la tbft day the clear healthy girlish skin not her missing husband who had today is on his way to "Washington, Jew elry and a piscal from J \\ Rug THAT LOAN OF $44,500,000 deserted he after four dajs of mar- cians of the hospital operated on the having arrived In New Orleans after best of proof that It will help you. beneath Oradually peeping out until opposite side •within a "week or so it la vv hollv In sell of 13- Austell building ried life in March of 1912 'My hua remaining only a short time In Guate- Try Cardui. * evidence Of i ou***-e such blemishes Th i articles taken are listed a& one "Washington September 9—Secretaij band has a cork leg and this man had mala. He said that being a secretary as free kit s moth patches liver spots diamond ring one gold ring one r!ng MtAdoo in a statement tonight de in a Central American legation was nied reports that the National City two good ones she says In explana N B.—Write tot Chattanooga. Med-- blotche-> an J i imples are discarded set with fi've diamonds on ring set UNIQUE SUIT FILED hardly worth the nerve-racking ex- Icine Co., Ltadies* Advisory Dept., Chat- •with the oU skin If > ou will procuie with a diamond a ruta> and an emer bank of \c\v \orlc had been -vindicated tion by the treas ir department s inv stl perience he and Mrs. Collier had on tanooga, Tenru. for Special Inatmetloa* an out co of nntrco! ?-t.d wax at the aid a heav gold bracelet a locket set IN WAYCROSS COURT the night of August 30 and during drug t. to i e use like cold cream eveiy gation of charges violating its charter on your case and 64-page book, with a turquoise and a Smith & Wes in financing a $*4 oOO 000 loan to Cal August 31 when the city felt the ef- "Home Treatment for Women," night w lahin., Lhis off morning's son pistol The pair are held under ONCE FEARLESS OFFICER Waycross Ga September 9 —(Spe you. 11 find It a veritable wonder cago traction interests He s—Railroads get sued for mafty been concluded things, but it Is seldom a road Is Another \ aluable natural treatment made defendant to such a suit as has is a w ash lotion to retiove v, rlnkies Cotton Pickers Busy This statement was given out at the Poire Ca September 9—(Special) •which can be eas Iv prepared D saolve department been filed In city court here by J J Thomasi Hie Ga September 9 —• In referring to the statements re Baffled i r ditiTi are busy making Rodgers trustee In bankruptcy for the 1 oz po^deied sax >iite in ^ pt wftch levies today upon the household goods hazel Bathe the fuce in this and f Special )—The rains which threat peatedly publfshed in the past ttn day's estate of Phil Morris of Douglas A THE MAIL ORDER COFFEE ROASTERS -\oill tlnd it works like magic — ened last wpek to continue everv day to the effect that the In\ estimation of former PallifC O R Hendrix of Lin trunk In which It is alleged is valu (adv ) have dec ded to quit and the cotton now l-elnsc cond cted fcj Bank Exam dale, who is said to have departed able merchandise worth $300 Is hjld Inei Starek in connection with charges growers are looking more cheerful It with als family for parts unknown by the Coast Line baggage agent here Atlanta Coffee Mills Co. filed with the treasury department b\ leaving- behind him many unpaid was feared that If the rains kept up J B Hogarth of Chicago agilnst the and the trustee claims he should nave it would injure the crop but as has debts Blenders of High-Grade Coffees National Citj bank F \ Vanderlip The bailiff was a well known char- it The railroad according to the suit, 1 eon the case uniformly this season Saimuel McRoberts and others ho.d been has refused to deliver the trunk to it ^topped before any damage wag completed and the defendants* \indl acter and a fearless officer He al Special Blends— 1 ways carried two large pistols and Rodgers ne The bright sunshine folio w- cated Secretary McAaoo stated toiay The suit has been brought In an ef i ^ it has caused the cotton to open that these reports were Incorrect and because of his propensity to use them Eureka ' Atco Square Beal •wholly unauthorized The investiga had been In trouble-several times fort to force the railroad to deliver up rapidK and the pickers are busv the trunk to Rodgers faking advantage of the weather to tlon said he has not been finished Buy Your Coffee Direct From Ihe Mill—Roasted Daily. the examiner has not reported that ex The case will probably get a hear- get in as much as possible cessive loans were not made, in regard ing next week We help to make the half-million city—Ask Your Grocer to the alleged advances of S44 500 000 ROME CITY OFFICIALS to tihc Chicago railways s\ ndicate nor MUST PAY THEIR DEBTS that the bank was not pullty of ultra 458 Edgewood Avenue Nadine Face Powder \ires acts as chargerd bv Mr Hocrarth NOTCTOSS Schools Open (In Green Boxtu Only ) in his complaint and the department Rome Ga September 9 —(Special ) Nbrcross Ga Septemebr 9 —(Spe- Keeps the Complexion Beautiful has is yet rendered no decision In tihe Employees of the city of Home were cial )—The Norcross public school has matter placed under a pay your debts rule opened Us doors for the scholastic Soft; and velvety, and re- by city council last night year 1913 1914 with the largest reg mains until washed off. The ordinance provides that "all em- Istration in ita history More room It is pure, oarir less. GEORGIAN IS CONVICTED ployees of the city in whatever de will be necessary The faculty Is partment must pay their honest the same as last year, and Is a strong Money back if not en- OF "WHITE SLAVERY" debts The penalty lor failure to do one Broadway, 85th to 86th Streels. tirely pleased Purified so is dismissal upon presentation of Between Ceatral Park and Riverside Drive by a new process Montgomery Ala September 9 —La proof to city council that payment has Roofing Pitch, -Coal Tar Larvettnnd Motf, Attractive Uptown Hotel mar O Cellar a prominent young been demanded and refused Large School Attendance. Creosote, Road Binder Within 10 Miputea of Theatre and Prevents sunburn and re- man of Savannah Ga today was con IMMEDIATE Snoppmff Districts turn of discolorations. Htd fcr \ iolatlng the Manri white Thomasvllle Ga. September 9 — Metal Preservative Painty Subway Station and Surface Cars at Door The increasing popular- slave law on two of the Tnlnor counts (Special )—ThomasvtHe public school Mso Elevated Station 861 h Street AMERICUS CELEBRATES will open for the fall term on Mon Roofing Paint, Roofing Felt Wkite, Flfsh, jPtakf of the Indictment At 8 o clock tonight DELIVERY SPECIAL SPRING & SUMMER RATES Judge bheppard fixed the punishment "ALFALFA DAY" day the 15th and all indications point All the Comforta of the Better Brunette. 50c by Toilet Counters or MaiL and Shingle Stain .Mew York Hotels at one third less price at thirty daj s in the Montgomery jail to the largest attendance In the his NATIONAL, TOILET COMPANY Parts. Team and a finp of three hundred dollars Amencus Ga September 9—(Spe tory of the schools Superintendent Kellar and R R Zippeier both of cial )—Monday will mark the begin Duncan and the same corps of teachers Savannah brought Annie May Lee and ning on an era of de\elopment In this from last year will be In charge The Prank e Co wart to this city and regJs portion of Georgia It is Alfalfa fee system of renting books to the Atlanta Gas Light Co. main 4945 Lered as married couples Zipperer Day dedicated to a campaign of edu- pupils will be tried for the first time Marlborough-Blenheim w hile out on bond was accidentally cation for the growing of hay and killed in Savannah recentl> while other food products Hundreds of peo Broadwav, 36-37th Street cranking an automobile pie in Sumter and adjoining counties norj- VORK ctry will gather A representative of the On the site of the former Marlborough Hotel department of agriculture in Washing iji^e uJf the ftlncat Lp-to-O»te Hotel* in the City SAVANNAH HOTEL ton will give instructions as to the K cat an ran' dcaltfoed ia the Adam Period} Bentluc capacity over OOO. «nd growth and handling of alfalfa Among unt* of the finest cafe* OB Brondwny* BEST IN THE SOUTH the speakers from a distance invited it baa a superb location sim^icd in me h«ai L uf New Tork. Within a There's Great Satisfaction are Richard H Edmonds of Baltl •tone 3 throw ot the leading theaters and she-a and three minute* of th« penn D L. & W and Erie stations, and five minutes to Grand Central more and Charles J Haden. of At- So S*y the TruTellnc Men—Low So a m«r Rate On Now. At a meeting of the directors of the Rooms with Bath at $1.50 Per Day and Up chamber of commerce held Saturday Lit client Cnlslne at Very Moderate PriceH evening it was unanimously decided «IKt Kill RLSEBV ATKTNS AT OU« * XPKKMB. to send a delegation to attend the In the Use off a Good Range MRARLBOOUCH.BLENHEIM HOTEL CO. meeting of the Georgia chamber of commerce at Macon on September 16

CONTEMPT OF PUBLIC For the past thirty years JUROR'S PUNISHMENT

San Francisco, Cal, September 9 — we have made a specialty of Maury I Diggs and * Drew Cami- nettl convicted under the Mann white FAMOUS AT HOME AND ABROAD slave act will not be sentenced to- ranges. There are thousands morrow when they appear before Judge William G Van Fleet If the re- quest of Special Assistant Attorney of our King Steel Ranges in General Theodore Roche is granted Roche announced today he would ask KfiCth &aenue anfc 30* Street for continuances until Monday on the use in Atlanta homes, ground that the Harris Dlgga case of subornation of perjury comes up this FIRE PROO week and that he wishes to have all ! the cases completed before any sen- hotels, restaurants and FavoraHy known for tne Excellence of its The citizens of Savannah decided tence is pronounced. that their hotel accommodations were The government proeecutor will not C.usme and the Character of its Patronage not adequate to the city s growth and. as-k that a charge he pressed against hospitals today, and every progress so they just subscribed a mil- Juror Helster for contempt for saying, ->0it UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT lion dollars and erected one—the Hotel since the trial tHat he did not consld Savannah ler Camlnetti guilty and merely voted King Steel user is a King Steel In comparison with other southern so as to save attorn* s fee for the juxtrasi*e Alterations and linprovements hotels it doesn t take second place I defendant s parents The prosecutor rt-cendy completed either Its furnishings are unusually says public contempt will be Heister's advertiser. fi. cv die Holland House attractive and Its conveniences are punishment and that a Jury cannot right up to the minute It is on a. par Impeach Its own verdict among u c Leaajifg Hotels of America with many of New York s best hostel- rles Our stock is large and } tla icj Rooms 300 New Baths It is located on the site of the old $2.00 TO CHATTANOOGA Lveiy Modern Appointment Screvcn House, right in the heart of AND RETURN the city, which makes It particularly- complete. If you buy a range TARIFF convenient for traveling men They are W. & A. R. R. will sell round patronizing It, too Aside from ita at- SmA >m v.tbout bill . $3 00 ana $2 50 per J»y j tractiveness an t conveniences and trip tickets from Atlanta to without inspecting our line, we both lose. ?,•«!.• !.-»-., ft >• t*tb . $300, IS 50 >na $4 00 per day splendid cuisine It has an atmospnere JW rrc^.-i I. .•«•*!!. S3 00 ~a $4 00 per d.y Chattanooga and return for ot absolute comfort that makes It -<• • -, 4 Dvi-r^= ~-tV b»i'.5!00,$500, $600. $7 00 $800 mighty Inviting That s why It ap- train leaving Atlanta'at 8:35 Parlor and ptv **• .soce^i t-o*'-- X ~!X**X?

SPAPFRf Mwmt wlmxer «f IMS, tike By Craefctn, will have * fcen- PENNANT BENEFIT TODAY JEMISON Pennant \Si^ers Will Be Where Crackers Go LOVING CUP FUND WHIFFS Seen in Action for Last DAILY ".A. Worthy Cuuc. 1|MTI)DAY Time at Benefit Today The "Crackers leave here Thursday morning; at 7 o'clock for KnoxviUe, Th« fund started to purchase Char- r ,THE MOVEMENT tQ buy Charley The purae forme New Orleans play- where they play 8. three-game exhibition series with the Appalachian league ley -Prank a loving: cup Is grrowinjf ..IrirmnXi manager &t the New Orleans rs raised by Atlanta, fans will close team of that city, which will conclude Saturday. '. v steadily.. .AH you fans, who appreci- Pelicans, a silver loving cap as a token Ms afternoon. Tonight a check will ate, the victory of the Pelicans Sunday ball players ever lived than this crowd. «f the appreciation-of the Atlanta, fans The Atlanta Crackers, pennant win- D« mailed Manager Frank to dlBtrln- Thirteen players will make tie trip, the other three having already should, subscribe to this. Send, your ners of the Southern league, will be Give them a send-off this afternoon ute among big players, this token or subscriptions to John D. Harrington. . lor their winning- ohe last game of the seen in action for the last time this that will make everyone of them re- appreciation of Atlanta fans over Sun- left for their homes and to join the big league clubs. Candler building, city. ;*«ason. and thus permitting the Crack- season at Ponce de Leon, park wlieii peat to his frisnds this winter, "At- day's victory, wfhloh gave Atlanta the Where the players -will go, where they'w'ill spend,the winter and,go «rs to -win -ifctp. ^epnan't, lg" a worthy -they will stage a benefit game -and lanta is the best town that I «ver pennant. one, »nd it is to be' hoped that the Field d«y. played ball in." The Constitution's sportlns editor next spring, will probably he of interest to local fandom. : . «nb«crtptlon list will be a large one. n 1 _ To you fan* who have not sub- There will not be enough players to has (34.10 of this fund. There Is more The Constitution's sporting editor will scribed to the fund to be presented to m-ake out two teams, so Manager 0o1f Iit at Tuimlin'srujnuin s. anad manageManagerr Billxnuyy JOE CONZELMAN left Sunday 'night I for .Cincinnati, where h? Joined •— all donations. . the Crackers as a token of your appre- Smith is going to take part, playing Smith, of the Crackers, has some more. the Pittsburg Pirates, to whom .he belongs; At the conclusion of the. Na- ciation of their efforts In bringing the center field for Wallop Smith's club. It win all be lumped; and a nice INTERFERES Them. pennant to Atlanta after an absence of I*ou Castro and George Winters, mem- ursirse ought to be raised from these tional league season he will go to his home In Bristol, Conn. « four years," here's your opportunity. bers of former Atlanta pennant Win- iree sources. All the eifts will be AL. NIXON left Sunday afternoon .for his home In Atlantic City, N. J. "FJL1SS of Nashville/' says The Nash- Every player has a bunch of tickets, ners, will also be in the game. froom fans,. th~thes-e three persons rcceiv- ville Banner, "are jubilant over the and they can also be found at -Tumlin There will be metre fun crowded Jnto the money. He'll be back^next spring. , tact that the Crackers won. All honor Bros.' stores. The price is 25 cents. this ball game than was presented all HOUGHTON (SLIM) LOVE left Sunday afternoon tor Washington, who WITH TENNIS MEET to Bill Smifch and his club oC cham-. If you cannot go to the game, and you season, and due to the rivalry between ,Ukms. the - pennant winners of the will got an afternoon of swell fun if the two captains. Smith and Bisland, claimed him as one; of the two players under an agreement with the Crack- Southern league." We tank youse for you do, purchase a ticket. Surely a there is going to be some excellent ball ers. Love will return to his home in Love, Misfe., after the American league By H«l Reynolds. 4em kind wolds, thousand of you fans can'pay out 25 playing, too. Rain butted in and took a hand la cents to such a great cause. The contest will start promptly at 3 PAUL SENTELL WILL season closes. . JL Sore Spot. It's a long, hard winter. The players o'clock, with the Field day events the Cotton States* ' tourney at East furnished you with splendid amuse- first. MANAGER BILL SMITH will attend the big league draft se'ason in Lake (yesterday, 'as a result of which, did more than any ment all summer, and they brought to ft-Pere Is the line-up of the two teaitns: Cincinnati next week; will then visit his former home in Springfield, Ohio it- onjly a few-of the scheduled matches Other 'dub to make Atlanta a pennant Atlanta what every set of fans wants Bisland, as W. Smith, 2h. MANAGE GALVESTON were pulled off. * ~~ —a pennant- Holland, 3b. Manush, So. tend the world's series and then return to Atlanta to get ready for next season. In-tbe'men's"singles but two matches Winner," says 'The Nashville Tennes- Agler, Ib .". Castro, ss. *ean and American. "Not that It "was Surely you are willing to pay the CAPTAIN WALLOP SMITH will'winter at St. Louis, the home, of Mrs. were played, while the doubles were small sum of 26 cents In appreciation Welchonce, cf ,.HoUiday, Ib. Mobile, Ala, September 9.—Paul Sen- intentional. Far from it. But had started, well on their way by two -President Hirsig been able to hold of their accomplishments. Chapman, err: Long, If. tell, utility man of the Mobile South- Smith, and upon his arrival there Sunday will see his son and heir for the tHarry "Welchonce, the league's leading The time to do it is now. If you Thompson, p B. Smith, cf. ern league team, during the past sea- first time. Wallop reports to Washington at Charlottesville next spring. matches, being completed and quite a cannot go to the game, buy a ticket Dent, If Winters, rf. son, has been given an unconditional number of defaults, much to the regret •slugger, the chances arc that Atlanta pf those.in charge 'of-Uie .tournament. ."would have finished somewlhere around any way to fcielp out an excellent Lunger, 2b..:. Dunn, c. release in order Ohat he may accept JOE AGLER will join the Jersey City International league team, and cause. No more deserving bunch of. Voss. rf Price, p. the position of unane-ger of the Galves- In one singles Ed Carter easily dis- the bottom. And also, the Vols might will spend the winter at his home in. Beach City, Ohioi Joe will not be posed of young Hardy Hall In straight not have finished seventh." Bill Smith ton club. In the Texas league Sentell certainly slipped one over on the Vols, came to Mobile last s'eaaon from Chat- back next season. sets, 6-0,-6-2. Hall appeared to be a And they have not forgotten^ it, judg- tanooga, and made a splendid showing. HIVINGTON BISLAND will go to New York, his home, for the winter. little over-anxious during the first part ing from the above. It was believed previous to the Gal- of the match, making -many out-of- veston appointment that he would be He'll be back next spring unless someone drafjts him. court shots, and also having difficulty drafted Into the majors next year. in placing his shots. However, h* lEvans. Xropliy. BILL SMITH MAY HARRY HOLLAND wjll return to Atlanta, where he will spend the came back much better in the second set, annexing two games from his op- '" HONEV BOV Kv-ans, the minstrel winter. He will report to Washington next spring. ponents. „ ' ' • star, hung up a trophy at the opening STANDING OF THE CLUBS. ELLIOTT DENT will spend the winter in Atlanta, which is his home, The " Rams peck-Smith match, which of the Southern league season for the went to the former by scores of 6-2, player that led thn Southern league in though he has been living In Washington for the Past few years. Dent will 6-2, w'as a. great deal closer, than the ..batting. *The trophy is similar to the CLUBS— be with us next spring, unless the draft takes him away. score would indicate. A great number > ones that Mr. Kvans has presented .to United States Second and Peru New York . of the games went into . deuce and TTyruS' ^Raymond Cobb for fiv« consccu- PMladelplrla. CARL THOMPSON will go to his home in. Spring City, Tenn., and will were. only 'won by Ramspeck's flne - live" seasons. Mr. iSvana wil probably Friends Have Urged Him to •Third—Tourneys Close at Chicago.. return to Frank Chance, of the New York Americans, next spring, If he work' at driving, and -placing. Smith present the trophy to Wol<;honce some Plttsburs.. •played ~a net game When possible, his time this winter. Camp Perry. Boston .. . does not decide to give up baseball as a profession. . ' Make Race From Sixth Brooklyn .. smashes netting him a good . many Cincinnati.- JOE DUNN will spend the winter In his home in Springfield, Ohio, points.. ' r Homes. ' , , Louis- • In the doubles Mansfield and Smith Ward—Manager Has Reg- Camp Perry, Ohio, September 9.— which is also Bill Smith's home, and will be back next spring. won out over their young opponents, CRACKERS play a benefit Tupper.and McMillan in easy style, With a banquet given in honor of the HARRY WELCHONCE has a position in Ohio for the next month, which" Same- today. Thursday, Friday and istered Here. CLUBS— 6-2, 6-1, neither exerting himself very- Saturday they play inhibition games visiting teams, the international shoot- Philadelphia. he will fill. Then he will go to his home in Greenville, Pa., for the winter. much. Tupper and McMillan, consid- •With Knoxvill^ in Knoxvlllc. Imme- ing: tournaments came to a close this Cleveland.. ering their ages, put up a nice game diately after ?h* close of this series Washington.. GIL PRICE will go on a hunting and fishing trip for several weeks against the veterans, making some the players will leave for th*Mr homes. Bill Smith, th** most popular man in evening. Argentina today won more Chicago.. .. through the woods of Michigan. He will winter in Canton, Ohio. nice ahots and plays on hard-hit balls. Eight- of the r-e 11 narit winners aro Atlanta today, may enter politics honors by capturing the rifle team Itoston.. One of'the three games "which the v Friends are urging on him to enter Detroit. . . . TOMMY LONG" will return to Bloden Springs, Ala., his home, and live fiouther'n boys—. Jollund, Dent. Voss. match of the Pan-American shooting Loui-s. , youngsters -won, by the* way, was * Chapman, Ivlanu-sh. Longr, I^n-'e and tJ:e race for council from- the sixth union over the United States and Peru. v York.. the quiet life of a farmer during the snowy season. love one/ 1 Thompson. Two" ;ir^ from Pennsyl- ward. The manager admits that he has Argentina's score was 4,602, the United JOHN VOSS will go direct to his home in Tennllle, Ga. The matches which were scheduled vania, three from Ohio, one from New never been in politics in his life, but States 4,553, and Peru 4,130. for yesterday afternoon and not played .York, oneafroin Connecticut and one his sixth ward friends were so insist- PRANK MANTJSH will spend the winter in Tuscumbia, Ala., after visit- •w'ill take place this afternoon promptly "from New Jersey. ent that he has talcen the matter under Tn the running deer match, C. J. at 2:30 o'clock. advisement. Osborne, of the United States navy, OTHER RESULTS ing friends in the east. He may play ball In the winter league at New Yesterday's results follow: We Hope So. Billy registered yesterday and is won first place with a score of 50; E. Orleans. ' AIJBN'S S1XGLBS. ' ' now a full-fledged citizen of Atlanta. n. Myrick, United States army, second, Second Round. THE Q,VKST!«:-te is beliifT tie ha ted in He is eligible to vote in i-11 elections •sv-lth 49. HARRY CHAPMAN will go to Cincinnati on business that will keep him E. V. Carter, Jr., defeated H. J. during the ensuing year. Virginia L.eaBOe. ,-Moblle ,;is to wln-ther or not the purse In the individual match with the Norfolk ^. R'mond 2. -Roanoke 7, P'mouln '2. there until Christmas. Then he will go to his home in Thomas, Okla., until Hall, 6-0, 8-2. -raised by the fans to be presented to army rifle, prone position, the Argen- Newport Xcws 3, Petersburg 0. reporting time arrives next spring. ' ~ C, M. .Kamspcck defeated E. "W. the Mobile team shall be presented or tine team carries away first place with Smith,. <>-^, ti-2. not. The purse was raised provided Pereyra having a score of 186; Yaniz, American Association. As will be seen, there are eight of the Crackers who are southern boys, MISK'S DOUBLES. the team won the pennant. Sdme of ( Flr»t Round. the faiis are for presenting It regard- Argentina, second, with 179; Eddy, K. City :i, Columbus 2. MU'kee 4, IVvllle "0. v,-hich stamps the statement of Roy Ellam of the Birmingham club that United States, third, with 178; Osborne, Mlnnea. fi, Toledo 5. St. Paul 7, Indlanap. 1. Hallnian and Hall defeated Starr and less of the outcome, and we hope that Jndjanapolis 2, St. Paul 1. southerners cannot make good in this league as an absurdity. Cintz, 6-1, 6-2. this bunch will peraua.de the others United States, 177, and Earrientos, Ar- Black and Owens defeated Nat to see it their way. The Gulls de- gentina, 174. International (I*eagrue. Thornton" and. partner by default. serve it. They fought gamely in the In the standing position Johnson, Newark S, Bilti. 0. Provi, 3. Jersey City T. Lee Douglas and partner defeated ' face of injury after injury' tha* all but OF MERCER ELEVEN Prance, has first place, with 148; Pug- Rochester «, Buffalo 4. Others not scheduled. Porter and partirei- hy default. put them out of. the race. nali, Argentina, second, 146; Colas, Ramspeck and Orr won by default. Prance, third,.145; Balme, France, 143; Scott and, Ramspeck defeated Par- Macon, Ga., September 9.—(Special.) Federal L.enern«. Motorcycle Races Go Over; Batting: Honors. Geresl, Argentina, 141. K. City 0, Pittsburg 2. Chicago 4, Indianap. 1. rish and R. Y. Smith by default. Lewie Hardage, formerly half back on Grant and Carter defeated Hall and Vanderbilt and, Auburn eleven, arrived In the kneeling position, the follow- Cleveland 2. SU Louts 0. UNOFFICIALLY Harry Welchonce Is ing nve were the winners: Gourgein. partner by Default. ! •the batting champion of the Southern today and assumed charge of the Mer- Will Be Run Off Tonight Mansflel dand Smith defeated Tup- league, and official figures will proba- cer football squad. Hurdage succeeds France, 165; Nilsson, Sweden, 163; per &nd McMillan,; 6-2, 6-1., t)ly show him the same. Which Brings Stroud, -wlio goes to Louisiana State Christiansen, Sweden, 161; Uindf ras, on the main point: Had Welchonce after being here three years. The Bap- Sweden, 160; Banerl, Argentina, 159. AMERICAN LEAGUE played for a batting average all sea- tists held their first 1913 practice this In the grand totals, Erikson, Sweden, The prograim of motorcycle races for and. Richards. , REFUSE TO REINSTATE 1 son instead of for his team, it would afternoon. Sam 3 and Ijevie are the was highest, with 485, taking the $200 the Atlanta motordrome last night only veterans here, but several husky Special Match Race. not have taken tihe final game of the 1 prize. Second money, ?1E>0, was taken were postponed until tonight, a-heavy DISCHARGED POLICEMEN recruits have came willing and anx- Sen«ttor« Win Tw* shower in the afternoon making- the {Best two out of three, 1T 2 and 3- season to settle the question. He by Tealdl, Argentina, with 481. Men- Washington, September 9.—With sec- mile heats, for side bet of $50.) would have Mt over .400 lor the sea- ious to work. All veterans are ex- track too slippery for safety. pected by the last of the week. dez, Argentina, took third money, $125, ond place in the American league race The prQjgram as announced for last First Heat (1 mile)—Final southern The petition of two former patrol- eon had he been sent up to the bat at stake, Washington and Cleveland championships. •with instructions to hit H out every ( with 477. Petit, Argentina, took night, with the Graves-Richards match men, Alfred J. Bender ancTJ.'.C. Askew, ' fourth money* ?100, with a score of today began one of the most impor^ race as the feature, will be run to- Sireepataken. who were dismissed from the police': time regardless'of the circumstances. tant series of the season with a double- i 476, Ejorkrnan, Sweden, fifth money, night. (French point system;1 10 for first, force spme weeks ago, to be reinstated header here, both ends of wttiich went Here is the program: Lo*e G*eat Center. NATIONAL LEAGUE $80, with a score of 478. to Washington, 8 to 1 and 8 to 2. The 6 for second, S for third.) was declined by the police board at Tn the tournament just closed Swltz- games were won mainly through the Southern ChnmpIonaklpB. First Heat (3 miles) — Lockner, its monthly meeting last night. - , KETCH AM* Tale's great center, cap- , erland holds the championship of the airtight pitching of Boehling and (Heat 1 mile, finals 2 miles; 25 points Lewis, Glenn, Swartz, Luther and Attorney J. Y. Smith appeared for tain of Ghis year's eleven, and almost j world, at the kneeling position on the Johnson. Boehling allowed but four for-first, 15 for second and 10 for Renel. Mr..Askew as well as his family phy- Unanimous choice as all- American o n- ' Cuba* 4, Cnrlfs O. third.) Second Heat—Special match race (2 ''300-meter range, Conrad Stahell, of that hits, and Johnson had been hit safely First Heat—Lockner, Lewis, Glenn miles). sician. Dr. - Newman, but they failed ter, is going to play *ma this season, Chicago, September a.—Outfielder • team, having made the highest score. only twice, when he retired after the to convince the pc'lice board that the, Oakes misjudged Ccrrridfen's long drive and Graves. Second Heat—Sweepstakes (5 miles). according to advices from riew Haven. Staheli also "won first place in the eighth In favor of Ayers, a recruit Second Heat—Renel, Lather, Swertz Third Heat—Sweepstakes (7 miles). man.should be taKen back. Berth men This move is made because of Ketch- in tne seventh inning today ana it army match. from Richmond, Va. Washington made am's great speed, coupled with his went for a home run with, two men twenty-seven bita in the two gaimes, were discharged on a charge of being - weight and wonderful strength. The scoring ahead of Corriden, and Chicago | Casper Widmer, of the Swiss team, for a total of 38 bases. Moeller made a under the Influence of drink while on loss of the team's star end, Bomeisler, won the last game of the season with •won the world's championship at the home run. a triple and two singles In duty. ^ . •was another contributing cause. St. Louis today, 4 to 0, making nine ; standing position on the 300-meter eight times up. straight victories. The game was a j range. FIRST GAME, May Come Book. pitdhers' battle, in which Southpaw I The members of the Swedish team Score by innings: R. H. E. LANGFORD GETS $1,( "MIKE" FINN SIGNS Niehaus, a recruit formerly with Bat- I will rpturn to their country the wln- Cleveland 001 000 000—1 4 3 CARL THOMPSON ip threatening to. tle Creek, Mich., had a shade over : ner of tho gold medal, which la em- Washington. . . .001 203 20x—S IS 1 Quit baseball. But M«nnp:er Billy Eddie Stack. Batteries—Greggr, Cullop, James-and Score bv Innings: R. H. E. blematic of the champion rifle shot of Smith "believes he can prrsua.de hi-m to the world, with the army rifle at 300 Carisch and O'Neill; Boehling and FOR STOPPING TO MANAGFJEMPHIS change his mhTd. Thompson Rrocs to St. Louis'. . • -000 000 000—0 6 r. Henry. Time, 1:55, Umpires, Evans Chicago 000 000 40x—4 4 2 ; meters. They also took several indl- and Bgan. •the New York Am eric tins, hut Billy i virhial Arises. - entertains "hopes of SPttinp him back Batteries—Jffehaus and "U'ingo: Stack SECOND GAME , and Archer. Time, 1:38. Umpires, j f Horrorable Theodore Brentonia, rep- Score bv innings: R. H. E. In 30 Seconds Alleged Cham- President .Coleman Announces ,tiext spring. Rlgler and Byron. I resentative of Germany, is anxious to Cleveland". . . - .010 OW^OOl—2 5 3 Washington. . . .123 000 02x—8 14 4 pion of South Africa Is That Deal Has Been Closed. 'Stop Cntcnlns. [ have the American shooters visit his Dodeers 2, Pirates O. j country and take part In International Batteries—Blanding and O'Neill and Fittsbnrgr, Pa., September 1*.—Brook- Billings; Johnson, Ayers and Ainsmith Knocked Out. . .. One Year Contract. HARRY CHAPMAN". tihe Crackers' lyn defeated Rube Robinson, Pitts- j events there. j Hon. IX Merillon, of France, pres- and Williams. Time, 1:50. Umpires, A White Satin Striped Madras •brilliant young receiver, vrants to try burl's big left-hander, for the first : Bgan and Evens, Jor some other position. Harry says time in three seasons this afternoon, ident of the international union, said New Tork, September 9.—Sam Lang- Memphis. Tenn.. September 9.—Pres- Collar that won't spread at the that he believes lie can give the Crack- 2 to 0, A wild throw bv Dolan gave \ that the Camp Perry range is one of White Sox 2, PnlIUe& O. -ford, the negro heavyweight boxer • of Ident Fran-Ic- P< Coleman, -of the Mem- top on account of the Luuxord •rs better service and "Orth. Score bv Innings: R. H. E. ring, the _South African circled away , For Sate by iard tasks confronting Chem this falJ. Philadephia. - - -000 000 000—0 6 2 will spend the winter. His contract Only two scheduled. Chicago...... 010 100 000—2 .7 1 from his opponent. Langford landed a ^fflth the local -club Is for one year. CARLTONSHOEACIOTHWGCO. Every team, including even the Van- left to'the stomach and In the clinch derbiit champions, will be struck hard Batteries—Bender and Schang; Rus- toy the loss of most of their veterans, sell and Schellc. Time, 2:00. Umpires, sent half a dozen jabs to the back, the and will be forced to build up anew. Connolly and Dineen. last of which sent Johnson down -for $200,000 LOSS BY FIRE This should result In a most excellent a count of eight. season in the S. I. A. A, Where They Play Today YunkB 6. Browns C. As Johnson struggled to his feet. AT A SUMMER RESORT New York, September 9.—Leverenz's Langford rushed and Johnson fell Were Int*re»I. college Saturday,- on Under this head, the sporting ed- Finn brigade out by a nose. Red Sox 3, TlK«» 2. - —— ^ - ' * ( Comet, the Essex block,_a business 'A. & M.'s- s-i'ound?, in a very interest- itor will endeavor to answer all q,ues- Boston, September 9.—Rehg, a pinch ing and hard- £ongh t g-ame, by the ! tions pertaining to all branches of i Bill Smith has copped another pen- ., i building-, the postoffice building and ! nant. He did not go to the top via the hitter, Won today's game for Boston Rockmart 18, Cedarfown 0. - several beach attractions were de- score of 5 to 2. sports, j horseshoe route, but captured jthe when he singled In the eleventh innift^r, Score by innings: R. H. K. j much-sought gonfalon by having the Dick Jemison, Sporting Editor The enabling Gardner, who had hit safely, Campton .... 013 000 100—5 9 4 i best club. There probably has no1 to score the run wliich. gave the <*2T±S&n2S: %T<^ Ma'f° '" *be *ote,. 1OBt a,, A. & 3d. 100 000 010—2 3 5 Constitution: What is YV elchonce's i been the equal of the Atlanta team their .belongings. Batteries—Campion, R. .Carpp and C. batting average? What is Robert- world's champions a 3 to t Victory over Cedartown today and showed them Jin the south since the Southern league Detroit. The visitors tied the score in how the national game of baseball is In the cottage colony near the scene Moore; A. & M., Hendricks and Cromer. I'pon's? A. A. F. j was organized. They deserved to win I Welchonce .340. Robertson .337. the ninth after the home team had played. The result was: Rockmart of the blaze the . cottagers abandoned [ the rag and if a pennant cannot be held a one-run lead from the third 18, Cedartown -0. , ~; everything before th6 rush of name, twon with the'money that the Atlanta session rr The features of Che game were ththe i which m-ide short work of the tHmsy I management has coughed up In secur- Score by Innings: «. H. E. batting of Tolbert. Brooks. McRae' | ing players this summer a Pennant . . e' and strucurctures.. Apparatus and • Brememen 1 Detroit. . . . .010 000 001 00—2 10 0 Herndon, each securing Jour hits, two , .Haverhill, Amesbury. New Bury i simply cannot be annexed; —that's ail. Boston . . . .101 00" 000 01—3 10 3 f j "We had much rather have seen an of Herndon's and one of Brooks for """or* an<,, T,n,tfmnr,th0 th hii«»rf !„ «,i A FAN'S POINT. Batteries—Grover, Dubuc and McKee the circuit, the Ilelding 0_fRockman's | ? ' ?fj°^f'?? ° ."«?«<* 'n the t Alabama city club parade as champs infield and the pitching of East, wlio .battle with the fire. MARLEY throughout the "season to come, , but and Gibson; Moseley, Hall and Cady. struclt out 19 men and gave up no hits. | Several cottages were dynamited i now that we are beaten our mitts go Time, 2:33. Umpires, IJildebrand and The following letter, received yester- O'Lioughlin. Bockmart secured 24 hits .off T.nompl ; and others were .torn down before the day morning from a fan, Is'.wortfhy of 1 out~In congratulation to the city of the J red clay hills and "with no attempt to son, Cedartowns. .star. Batteries: I flames were checked. : The fire did not reproduction: . • • ' "' [ ring in the old 1 told you so' gag we v Rockmart, East arid Tolbert: Cedar- I reach' to tne more exclusive section ot Ellen Is Winner. -y town, Thompson and Hutcnesoiu' . " the'v resort. •'''•:' Diet Jemison, Sporting ,Editqr "_ . e ! modestly arise - to rentark that it has Constitution:'.-If the batting "averages" 1 been our. opinion since JJTune that the Marblehead. Mass., September 9.— shown by you . for the year 1913-are iOrackers' -had'' the best dun in the The President Wilson cup, emblematic correct, it mus't be envb{trrassing to lea-gue and that with a .good hurling of GermaiiT American Bonder yachts '. Sale of Adams Void .Telegraphers Win. I>. Robertson. ,td.3rear the nred^F'siven staff-they "'Should rush across the. tape Bupremacy,/was,won today by the El- Cincinnati. Ohio. September 9,^-The him by Mr. Randolph Rose . as"tjie ahead of the bunch. : V len, owed by Charles IV Curtis, . of National Baseball Commission banded San Francisco, September 9.—-A set- champion batter of the . Southern "New hurlers were acquired.-" they Boston, which, defeated the Clma, own- down a ruling'today in.whlch.lt de-, tlement between the. Order of -Railroad league. According to Mr. Rose's terms, made good and, backed up by the for- ed by Guy Lowell, also of Boston, by* 1 clared the sale ot Player Adams by Telegraphers and the Southern Pacific Robertson was clearly .entitled to the midable array of inner and outer gar- minute, 35 'Seconds,. IB ,a strong breeze. the Savannas South Atlantic'-league j Railroad company,, by .which the de- medal, but he is entitled to no medal deners, they marched forth -to the Both are American boats. to the Philadelphia Americans to be mands ot^'ili*.' former -,are granted, to as Southern league champion aa he is. front and clasped the prize In their null-and void ..The national.'baseball' tha extenti'ot » revision of the workr not' such—no more' so~ than.- Tommy, mitts. Congratulations, Bill." "Big Three" Hitting; agreement'- prohibits the sale'.of a playr , Ing rut«s:S«il>a an increase of approx- Long; who was leading' the league in *er -within twenty days ot. the/close 6f June. If Mr. Robertson is made, of the These figures include Tuesday's, guinea- a league season, and the above sale imately 1« p*r cent lit wages, was an- COLLAR right stuff he will ship bjs little medal Birmingham and Return Phuett O AB. R. H. P.C waa made August. 15, fast sixteen day* nounced today by the telegraphers. back to JMr. Rose-with the request.that SEABOARD, Bound trip $2 50. Leaves Oobb. I<*2 332 60 133 3TS prloi* to the close of use South Atlantic About 1,JO» railroad tvlecraphen are lie 'confer same upon the cECAiMPIQN. Old Depot 8.30 a. m., September 32. ar- J-. .. ..1»1 4TO OS lt« 374 tare)***. ; t%f A. GROUCH; rlves Birmingham 1:30 p; m.—(adv.) &:;:

NEWSPAPER! N&WSPAPL&f • ! ^* -?°^S_L; S? THE eQJSSTITtmON, ATLANTA; QA^ Alf/ SEPTEMBER 4ft " 2913: IWOlMHESWOUNe insist eo JIM (MEY INDICTED R.E.MANERINHP Atlanta.Chamber Activities Koilkry Bottles BY MM TUESDAY FOR INTENT TO KILL "BOOST-CITY," -MOTTO OF DEPARTMENTS

Negro Is Charged With Aiding He Shot Officer G. F. Preston Tne chamber- of ccanmerc* , I* active- merce, is exceedingly, anxlou* that all A* Result Of -Bare: Little- ?icfc-i ly at work preparing lor the coming desiring to make, the trip will, imme- in Concealing Body of Lit-. as Latter Peeped Through? corn show. K. G. Has ting's, chairman diately notify hrm, in order that the aninny Painfully ; Wounds , , tie ifary Phagan. : Blinds. of the corn show committee, -with the proper number of coaches may be pro- Occupants? ';,o f Buggy. "._.,;. aid of W. HJ Leahy, acting secretary vided. " - ? of the chamber in Mr. Cooper's ab- The Southern railroad has made a While attorneys for Leo-M. Frank. R. E. Maner. who on September 1 sence. are making* ready to handle an special-rate of J3.60Vfor the round trip Milien, Cbu -September, 9.™(Special.).j on that date. Besides the large num- Sentenced to hang- on October 10 for shot Officer C. F. Preston as the lat- exhibit which . promises to be twice Mrs. *». L. Wlmberly and —-sa , Allle i ter was Iwoking, hlto- a room -where it the size of last year's. / ber of Atlantans going, *ull represen- the murder of Mary Phagan, are work- tation from the chambers of nearby Butler were painfully shot -while re- j Sdd Wherever Quality Counts had been reported that Maner" and a They are also making plans to en- turning from a visit to the Littlefield [ Ing to secure a new trial for him, young woman whom he was visiting tertain the boys upon their arrival towns will also journey to Macon. the Fulton erand Jury met ,on Tues- at Kennedy and I*atimer streets, were here. As in former shows, It is place a mile from Mlllen this after- day and indicted on tviro counts Jim guilty of immoral conduct, was in- thought that they will be cared for Cooper Expected in October. - noon. "When^they passed the house of Conley, negro sweeper of the National dicted yesterday by the Erand jury for in the homes of Atlanta's - prominent Walter G. Cooper, who has been the a negrb named Charlie Browne two of assault with intent to murder. citizens. efficient secretary of the Atlanta his- boys, aged 13 and 10, were playing Pencil factory, an admitted acces- with a shotgun on the piazza. One sory after the fact of the murder. At the time of the shooting Maner chamber for the past ten or twelve entered a strong denial of any miscon- . Plans* for Macon years, and who Is at present ip Eur«pe dared the other -to shoot at .the ladies One count is a felony and charges 'duct with the young" woman, whom tt W. H. Jjeahy, wbo is in charge- of for his health, is , expected back by passing in the bugrgy- The little negro that the ne&ro aided- in concealing was claimed was of Kocfli character, the trans, ortation of the Atlanta October 1. In his letters Mr. Cooper immediately" turned the gun on the' buggy and fired, • Mrs. Wlmberly re- the body and another Is a misdemean- and against whon. nothing was made chamber members, who will make the says that he Is feeling vastly better 1 or, chargins that he concealed from public. Maner -declared that he shot trip to Macc-n September 16 in the in- than when he left, and is having a ceiving 14 shot* In her shoulder and officers of the law his- knowledge of TV-hen ne saw a man peeping through terest of the state chamber of com- very pleasant trip abroad. neck, ^nlle Miss Butler's wounds are the crime. the window, aa he had previously much, more painful. - She was shot In On the felony the maximum sen- heard noises around the ,, house and the neck, shoulder,, arm and side and tence Is three years in the peniten- the shot had penetrated too .deep In feared someone was trying to break the flesh to extract. tiary, and on the misdemeanor count in to rob. •1 the maximum is one year. Officer Preston, who was - accom- The little negroes were arrested and, Bond in the felony case was fixed Homer Urges Better System, are in Jenkins county jail'.. No'serious panied by Officer C. O.- Cochran, re- results «are expected from the wounds at $4,000, and In the other at Jl.OOO, ceived a sllg-ht .flesh wcrtind In the do that if Conley could raise a ?5.000 thigh and w.as not seriously injured. bond he would be grlven his release After the indictment Maner was or- For Handling City Traffic PROSPERITY REIGN FELT Pending- trial. It has been stated that dered hflA under a $1,000 bond. Conley would plead guilty and take The witnesses named on the indict- BY LAGRANGE CHAMBER his punishment, trusting that on ~ ac- ment are Claud Weatnerwood, Miss count of his plea arid "turning state's -That the police system of handling to our own citizens, it will be a LaGrange,' Ga., September 9.—('Spe- Tex as—K e w Orleans—California Ola Brown, Mr. anu Mrs. IX JJ. Pace, money saver in moving the traffic of •witness that he would not get the Mrs. I. M, Durham and J. T. Cook. crowds at congested corners, and that cial.)—The directors of tho LaCrango roaximum, the traffic' squad should be strength- I, the city. It will also^lessen accidents, Chamber of Commerce had their first X.OB It is probable that the trial will tie ened and made thoroughly acquainted [thereby reducln&_ damage suits. semi-monthly meeting last night and XOUBTOIT BAIT DIEGO lield some ^time during the present DORSEY TO RUN AGAIN "Then when our great conventions the most intense entnuslaam prevailed. with Atlanta's streets, and Atlanta's come, as the Shriners, with their thir- The good outlook for crops and crop TACOVA BAS JOBS -month. WACO A3TD SAW FXAICTSCO ^The- negro practically pleaded guilty FOR ATHENS MAYORALTY street car system, is a suggestion ty thousand cohorts, those men from prices, the, tremendous activity In ail . given out by Fred Houser, head of the big cities will know by experience lines o£ business in the town, and the T3BT WOBTH BA.CBAJEEHTO .to • the' charges found against him by 1 BTOCXTOir •the'Brand jury when he went on 'the Athens. Ga., September 9.—(Special. !) the convention bureau. that erne whistle means this way, two splendid publicity -which LaGrange la • KUT Azrrono rmxsirp stand during the trial of Frank and Municipal politics gets Its first thrill "Our present system Ja Inai3eo;uate," whistles that way. They will not have now receiving, made all present on. fire with a spirit of progress and de- U PASO told of having: aided the latter in Wednesday morning when Hon. "W". E. said Mr. Houser yesterday. "On a to devote time to learning the thumb 1 Doraey. twice mayor of Athens, and code, as now used. velopment -concealing the body and of trying recent tovr of the big cities of the for a while to protect Frank from the heretofore believed to have been cut "Then let these traffic men know Plans were discussed for the devel- Jaw, . of politics entirely, will announce. H!g country I noticed how much better the the streets like a book. At present opments of the town whiL-h ai'e oi' ' Western Summer Excursion Tickets on Sale Daily friends have been .urging him insist- crowds were handled. Atlanta can when you ask one how to reach a large scope and mean the expenditure Homeseekers Excursion Fares to Many Points on Sale First ently an-d he will be an avowed candi- equal these cities upon the expenditure given place, he fumbles about in hia of much money. and Third Tuesday Each Month. Masonic Convention. date. of a $10 bill, or"le~3. pockets, gets out a directory, fumbles Mr. H. J. Rowe, mayor for two terms, "Take this money and buy whistles some more, an-d finally ann&'unces, SHORTAGE OF $120,000 Thomas ville, Ga., September 9.— could not make the race again for bus- 'Take such and such a car. I guess tSpeetall)—A delegation of Masons for our traffic officers. Instead of CHARGED TO BANKER iness reasons. Though a long list of moving the crowds by a wiggle of the that .will get you there.' from the- Thomasville lodge' will names was presented "to -him petition- over to 'Boston tomorrow^ to attend thumb, let them blow a whistle and "And If we want to make the matter SERVICE . ing him tc' offer for a third term. It real metropolitan, use only mounted Fort Worth. Texas, September !).— ! I the convention of Thomas county Ma- see the result- One blast means for Michael 1*. Woods, vice president "of • I is not likely that Mr. Dorsey will have the traffic to go north'and south,"Two, meh when the conventions are here. FAST, SAFE and COMFORTABLE eone which will be :in session there. opposition. the State National bank of this city, } The meeting is expected to be a par- east and west. At present, a wiggle "It seems to me it Is not too early In. whose accounts a shortage of > ticularly interesting one. of, the thumb and a murmured order to start this improvement. Big con- $120,000 is alleged to have been round, COBB IS ACQUITTED which canncrt be heard three feet -away ventions are held here all the time, returned to Fort Worth today frwn > Call at Office for Information and Literature. fails to handle the situation. and we c&rtalnly need a better sys- California and surrendered. He waived ' I ON KILLING CHARGE "Besides being of inestimable value tem than the one used at present." 121 PEAOHTEEB ST., ATLANTA, GA. preliminary hearing on charges of ' J O. P. BABTLETT, Gen'l Agt. , ' R. O. BEAN, T. P. A. ^Vaycrc/ss, (ia., September 9.— (Spe- having embezzled $15,000 cf the bank's BEACON SHOES funds and was released on 5-7,500 bond 4K atco In acSvftnt?f> m cial.—Following a lengthy hearing to await trial in, the United "States C. "W. Cobb, charged with killing J- M. district court. For information regarding farm lands, industrial loca- Crawford at Moniac In Charlton county Woods announced that he would and who was himself seriously Injured SELLERSMONll. SMITH TO STUMP tions and opportunities-in Texas and Louisiana, address probably Issue a statement tomorrow. in the free-for-all fight, was today The alleged shortage was reported to Industrial Bureau, Sunset Central Lines, Houston, Tex. —- ——-•— — J VT*,* U-£W UCCUdf). advised of his acquittal and unless the Acting Comptorller- of the ~ Currency Select your pair early gnd fin,d grand jury decides to Investigate and Kane last week. indict him Cobb is clear of the charge. AS MERCER PRESIDENT TO DEFEAT BELL George arid .Farley Crawford, broth- ers G'f the deceased, charged with as- sault with intent to murder, were also Will Serve Until Meeting of the Provided the Opposition Unites turned loose because Cobb was unable Baptist Convention' and Upon Col. J. O. Adams to swear they were the m'en who at- tacked him on August 4, the time Probably Longer. as the Man. Crawford was killed. Cobb has not yet recovered from the knife wounds, fourteen in number, in- Macon, Ga., September 9.— (Special.) Gainesville, Ga., September 9.— flicted at Moniac. Professor J. F. Sellers has been made (Special.)—It Is currently reported chairman of the faculty of Mercer here that Senator Smith has assured SYMPATHY IS SHOWN university and will continue ag acting the opposition to Congressman Tom FOR OLLIE TAYLOR president of that institution. A tele- Bell that if they will Concentrate upon gram to this»effcct was received today Colonel J. O. Adams he will take the Ollie Taylor, the youth who .gained from Judge J. O. 'McCall, chairman of stump for Adams against Bell. Schlitz in Brown a notoriety almost national through the bc/ard of trustees of Mercer. The opposition to Congressman Bell exaggerated reports of his "Imprison- It is presumed that Professor Sellers Is now at work through the district ment" for the theft of a bottle 'of will at feast serve until the time of-the 'pop.'* jumped into the limelight again trying to line up for '.Adams, - assur- Tuesday when a lengthy petition from Baptist, convention to be held this fall ance being extended throughout the Boise City, Idaho, was received at the at Gainesville. He has done good worK[ district that Senator Smith will take since being placed In charge of the is pure and wholesome executive office urging that a pardon ' the stump for Adams If hre is chosen university and Is probably the most for the boy be granted by Governor to represent the anti-Bell movement. f.H.HOTTSHOECO,«ita* Hwkdtr. H. H. Slaton. The petition was promptly universally loved man who has ever consigned to the waste basket by been connected with the institution. It Interesting- developments are ex- BEACON SHOE STORE Secretary Perry, as the boy was re- -is stated that even though Professor pected during- the next few weeks. leased from the reform school more Sellers sho-uld be elected to the presi- Congressman Bell has sent word tha~ 17 Peachtree St, Atlanta, Ga. than, two months ago, his sentence dency he will decline to accept, pre- the time has passed for any man liv- No disagreeable odor or taste belnpr an indeterminate one, and It is ferring to devote his life to scientific ing outside the district to dictate to UNION 5 stated that all the agitation over his research as professor of chemistry. the people of the district who they "eleven-year term" is wholly unwar- shall name as their congressman. that scientists find in beer in MADE;? ranted. It is said If Senator Smith takes tHe BODY SCATTERED Siump for Adams against Bell he wil1 be met face to face by Bell and his OVER M^LES OF TRACK "famous brass band." light bottles. v An effort was made to concentrate Americus., Ga., September 9.— (Spe- on either Holder, Dr. Wutklns or Author of "The cial.)—When an east bound Seaboard Charters, but no assurance of co- Ne'er-Do-Wen," freight train arrived here this morn- operation could be received from "It is interesting to note Rex " The Spoilers." ing the dismembered hand and arm of Washington except on Adams. a negro were found beneath a car, the bloody hand clutching- a steel rod. In- the observation that beer in ' vestigation revealed tlie fact that the Beach's negrro ha— A springs up from its witness had been sworn today Judge The report also'Places the blame for Li. S. Roan, holding co'jrt in Decatur, the rapid spread of the flames at pages, arousing the enthu- sentenced George Oliver, a negro, to poor constr'iction. Inefficient wafer be hanged 6n Octobed 24. Oliver was system, poor fire fighting equipment, siasm of the woman who convicted of slaying Oscar Glenn, an- as compared with standard reeommen* This opinion was rendered reads. Here is, of course, other negro, on July 8 last. dations, and treacherous winds. Witnesses declared th-t Oliver shot At a meeting last night It was de- the good story which she and killed Glenn after he had been cided that preparations for the state warned that he was pursuing an inno- fair to be held In Octotnr would pro1- impartially and in the interest demands — and something cent bystander In a fignt between Oli- ceed, regardless of the fire. more. The love of a very ver's half-witted brother and an un- Tents from Fort Logan H. Root at known black. Little Rock have been received for ofscience. unusual girl — and another L. J. Steel, attorney for the con- the use of those made homeless.' Money demned man, did not deny In his ad- and provisions in sufficient quantities girl, too — is revealed in a dress tc; the jury that his clienen t haad is coming In and the work of cleaning way as alluring as it is committed murder, but ''made a plea fo up the devastated District is progress- life imprisonment. The jury returne Ing. Rebuilding on a large scale Will The slightest taint of im- fine. This is romance of their verdict without a recommenda- be started at once. a real kind — and a real Rex Beach tion for the court's mercy. purity ruins the healthfulness Alaska story of a man-to-man struggle LOUD GAS EXPLOSION LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION where the public welfare is at stake. IN OFFICE OF BRYAN MEETS AT HARTWELL of beer. Hartwell, Ga., Septeir '321-. 9.—(Spe- $1.35 net Washington, September 9.—A work- cial.)—The Georgia Dairy and Live man ensrag-ed in putting up electric Stock association held Its semi-annual globes to replace old gas fixtures In institutional convention today at Hart- i Secretary Bryan's office at the state well, with Captain C. W. Parker of Be sure you get pure beer. Get j department today stuck a lighted taper Elberton. presiding, and a great num- j into a hole in the ceiling. A loud ber o>E interested Hart country farm • J explosion followed and the handscine- ers were present to hear the conven- Schlitz in Brown Battles. ly frescoed plaster came tumbling tion program. .''•.'-./' • , / * j down on the man's head. The electri- Agricultural .Commissioner James r>' Cole Book Company i clan and his companions, the only Price was the main speaker. X dairy- 'See that crown or cork is branded "Schlitx." - : persons in the room, escaped injury. man himself, for^ years head of this | The' Incident created considerable organization, and now pressing a cam- hone 2CS5 Llaln , excitement about the department. yi£. tiutuuels jfc Co. 85 Whitehall pain for pures milk in Atlanta and over . - I)iitrllntlf>nj the state, he' urged on the dairymen i7Wes.t":rlilcl:eil Street themselves the wisdom or joining the : ' • =Atijiula, Ga. ; crusade. ; Family tratio BolIeltodL-*Out-of- $2.00 TO CHATTANOOGA Professor M.,P. Jarnagin, of the town orders>iuaapUy,an,e4. Write | AND RETURN state college: Editor Hunnlcutt, of At- for ries " • ' lanta, and State Veterinarian Fetter KRYPTON B FOCAL ' W. & A. R. R. will sell round Bahnaen addressed the meeting-. The next .session at which there Is TORIC .CURVED; LENSES trip tickets from Atlanta to likely to be a lively contest over the presidency will be held In Athens in Nose Guards, all makes of merit. Chattanooga, and return for January next. ... . Opera and Field Glasses of high power. train" leaving Atlanta at 8:35 Lorgnettes, gold and silver. a. m., Thursday, September Oculist's Prescriptions always correct - ' General Dodge-Is Cured. Eyeglass Cases, geld and silver. 11, 1913, good returning not Hochester, ^Sllnn., September 9.—Gen- Auto Goggles, best makes only. eral Grenvllle Dodge, aged 82, of Coun- later than* train, arriving cil Bluffs, Iowa, who recently under- Mail Orders returned same day. Atlanta 7:35 p.m., Saturday, went a serious operation at a hospital WALTER BALLARD OPTICAL COMPANY, here today was pronounced cuced and' September 13, 1913. . - • left tonight-In a private car for'his 85 Peachtree Street, Atlanta, Ga. •=»!! home. General Dodge Is one of the c. E. HARMAN; few surviving major generals of tho General Passengey Agent V? iNEWSPAPERI EWSPAPER I THE COTSSTECDTION, * These Ads Are Business Messages siness Feoplle amd Are Paid For By the -9^-» "WR 7H*..K wTTMU. >^« *9 ==That'sWhyTlhieyBrin! SCHEPyLES HELP WANTED—Male ^SITUATIONS WT'D—Male FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. HORSES AND VEHICLE" "" S .1* INDEX TO WANT *-- FHOFE3SIONS WE HAVE LISTED WITH US WHOLESALE Sor factor!**. _' and Departure ot COAL^ac.e and grates. al«s fertil- Apply Brannqn. s Stablfei 35 3 Forsyte at Trains. Atlanta. ATLANTA STRIDES TES—K yoa bar* two hande. Prof G O Branninj SEVERAL GOOD STENOG- izer materials W E McCalla Manato«ax«r« FOR SALE—Cheap bay hone and fruit wagon ADVERTISEMENTS vllt tMclt jcnt the oartoer trad* tit • eaay » Agent. Atlanta 415 Atlanta National Back Bldg. fine condition Call West """ * 7,.° lollowmg schedule Bsores »r« Taught ,la h»If time of oth«r college-. Com- RAPHERS. APPLY, MISS publishes only as inlormation and art P»*e Col. plet* coane and ptttltlon in onr chain of shops. HORSE for sale cheap elder buggy or GOOD LUMBER wagon Apply ITT 7512 J not guaranteed. **» Wliy pay mor«T Thousands of oor work fia&h doura etc Anto track dell*- fRMYTODAY »te» muHoc •bops or makins c°od inws*. At- •Daily except Sunday. Auction Salea ..,..„„„„ 10 6 ery E. G WUlingham a Sons. 542 'WbUei«U "Sooday Only l«otfc Barber college 10 Eaet Mitchell atrceL TYPEWRITER CO. IVY 1949 street. Automobfln ...... 11 3 MONEY TO LOAN. WAJ.TEO-—Experienced operator for sticker used BY young married man experienced In sales- Terminal Station. la manufacturing pencils Also have a good po- All the News of Real Estate and Board & Roonw . 11 4 manship bookkeeping type«rlUne aorrespond FOR SALE—At S30O second hand soda fountaia. •Ulon tor a man on painting machines state sal- P cnco and general ofO.ce work can tura^n refer- cost $ OO good condition Will exchange fo* Bnvineiur Opportunities . 10 0 ary wanted and experience in Hret letter Sum , enres from «acn former employer Addresa W eecund 'isn automobile. Write for term* Box LOANS $25.00 AND UP Building Bncrinena and Mall Order dard Pencil Company Hutchlnaon, Kans Tenn _ "** H c-st p t TI ^ R-» care Constttutioi 5 un 33 New Or I c ana 6 »*m WANTED—Expert oxy acetylene welder to KM FORM LETTERS muttlgrapned prompt and neat On Furniture, Pianos ** Columbiew a !0 S * Co ambus,. 6 45 un Directory 11 1 j ADVERTISING and specialty salesman ^ow em A «sumder Mil burn apparatus steady employ- work at reaionable prices 55 ^. or {S:° i ilactson. y i* 10 am Cant-OflT Clothing 11 4 ployed would consider change What have you or Indorsed Notes. Local realty dealers are receiving a ment, must alfio be able to do machine work. AT HATES permitted Dy tfce Uiva ot the state J - « * 11 ^i* N*.w Orleans 2 00 pin state aalary expected. Apply Alabama Iron ' offer' Salesman Box 38 Constitution EAGLE MULTIGRAPHING CO. ** *°<- s°m y 7 13 pi 11 Colamitta. 4 Ow pm large number of inquiries mostly In Cleaners, Preosera, etc 10 7 Bell Phono Main HoS 8 Nona Porsytb St. Our easy payment pUa allows you to pay us •*> CuiUmbU3 Wo t* Volt If Ala. EXPERIENCED tiave.ing salesman 36 \ew Or •i VLW Orfvfin* 5 2O put reKard to suburban property and small DrenHmakins & Sevrins 11 5 back to suit your Income "ft* also protect you WAVTED—Several first-claw all-around gas flt- nect wltji reliable business conce: Trom publicity and extend overy courte»jr to 41 w tat Point. 5 45 pm residences 4.n era of building- of such Educational 1O 5 can deliver the goods Box 12 Constitutio tet* to work In AuguDta, Ga Transportation LU3MBEB make tbe carrying ot a. loan satiafactory to yoa Central stru tures is expected at the present For Sale —Mlacellaneon a 10 4 •Mo-wed Address giving references and wages WANTED—Position as bookkeeper v. Ith several WILL make special price on building material in every way i Railway, time \\h*ch is an evidence of Atlanta's yanted. The Gas Light Company of Augusta vears experience best references Phone Main this week Telephone H 2SSO W U Trayuham Depart For Rent—Apartment * 11 6 38"«»"Ov or HOBoxI la1So6 care (-onsmuuoConstitution growth WANTED—Men to leam the barber trade < GUAEANTEE LOAN CO., Jacksonville .n a .ili 800am V» Ith a continuous growth of the for Rent—Honse B . . H 0 plet* coarse giren tor $30 petition furnli A. No 1 LICENSED DRLGG1ST desires position ATLANTA SAFE CO. S tfo au» Call or write Sootherm Barber C01I«i* In email live town best references Address Bargains In new and second hand safe*. Albany K M pm city s Industries more men are being 11 5 Room 318 Atlanta National Bank For Rent —Offfcw n . .. . Atlanta Ga. F 090 care Constitution Real Lock Experts Safe Artists Mam 4601 JaeJtoo 7 * 00 pm constantly brought to the citj many Macoa S Supra ROT Rent—Room s .... 11 5 WANTED—A competent man tailor for bushel WANTED Poaltloi as cigar clerk or soda, dls WAMfcD — Barbers to know we carry full line Bldg,, Bell Phone Mam 440. white man as nlghl o" MONEY TO LOAN i . and statistical bureau of the chamber Help Wanted—Mal e 1O 2 must furnish references Apply to The Kerrl day waichmaT with several j ears experience U i&am Can give references Address•__146 W_ 41e3canjgr rlage repaired repainted* and recov PLENTY of 6 and 7 per cent of commerce will announce another 1O 3 sou Dry Goods Co Charleston, S C Help Wanted — Female Ivy S076 Robert Mitchell 229 Edgewood big factory which will be brought to WANTED—Blacksmith good all round ™ TOCNG COLkErer GRADI) VTE desires position Hor*e» & Vehicles in 6 with good firm preferably cntineerlns Call IVDELIBLE Uneu Marking outfit Cor ntudont*. money to lend on improved iouth." Atlanta This firm v, ill emplpj over drays and delivery wagons no horseshoeing Hotels 1O 7 Qaraer Waeon Works Macoa Ga Bell Ivy made oo short notice, postpaid 50c « » Atlanta. 1 000 skilled workmen the ^reat ma Benn«tt_ta_tarnp & Seat Co 25 3 Broad Atlanta. property, either straight or Honwenold Goods 1O 5 COMBINAT1OM Job and cylinder pressman jouns GROCERY cer 15 yeari exporleaco export Jority of whom will be broug-ht from man preferred 8 hour day Address PTeesroan bookkeeper de&lrea steady poaltton L C *?9 SECOND HAND safes all elzcs borne aatea >ia monthly plan. Also for pur- tile north and east "tt Ith such an In Lesral Adi ertlsements 1O e care Constitution West End place up Hall s bank and burglar proof naf&s vault 1- 01 am flux from time to time a. health y Lowt & Found . 10 S COMPETENT experienced young man doors C J Uaniel 416 Fourth NaL Bank Mag chase money notes. JFoster 5 Qi) am SALESMEN AM) SOLICITORS. rapher also bookkeep r best city re iTlOi) \UMY tents IS ouni-e U S rtucU 5 JO am 5 20 am demand is rrt ite-d for i esldences at a Medical 11 4 C 40 ana C Box 4 care Ccinscj tution (.Jigiitlj used We have jtll sizes Call or or fc,t Be I M 1520. I- Shreveport. 6 .iO air 7 1J 3"' Money to Loan 10 6 THIS Is the record of»one or my men on last YOUNG MAN wfta th-ee >eara office experience ~i Jack vU,« 6 oil Mnnhattan \Tenito Sale 6 oO .un 5 Chatla g« Motorcycle.-* & Blc~vclea 11 4 Monday You can easily earn *5O to $1OO pe- wants aome kind of offlc& work an rurntsh ret SPECIAL HOME FUNDS 17 Toccoa. 3 10 am 6 40 weeJt In my business, if you havo local ac erence and give bond R Box Cl Constimt on STL WART & HUNT TO LE\D on. Atlanta, home or bualncs* prop 1- li 1.1 01, J m B L. Thoi nton of Thornton & Go FIA.MBfe.RS 33 FAST HUNTER ST -J K.! Pecatur 11 1U a._ 30 New Vork Public Stenographers . . 1O 6 Bell Ii34 ta 22S5 ._ -$100OO or more at (J per cent, to lead •SO Blr 2 45 pirt payment propei t> valued at THAT have had industrial insur- SITUATIONS W'T'D—Female 1^ 40 pin 1- su Pnrcnaae Money Notes 10 6 on store property if >ou will apply at once 1 40 pm J-hD STLFF J-OR bALb CHEAP—Suitable for also $oOO $1 QUO to $2 OOO at B per cent oa At ao air-Ham lt> Cbtttuu ga a oo J" oOO COMPETENT t^oroughlj ediT^ted stenoe'rapher cows hog= and poultry Apply 273 Cdgewood. al> Uir Jjani Professional Cards 1O 2 ance or retai] grocery expen desires permanent posit on vlth high cluas firm lanta real estate Wo buy purchase money no..ca, SS Charlotte it 13 ipnrtn'f n* Hou«c Implication ITled. vct ue Phones Ivy 33tS Atlanta 2706 too Dunflon and Gay 409 Suultabl.) bldg 5 Macon 3 05 ptn 1S> Toccoa. Railroad Scheduled 1O ence Must furnish references where quality of work rather thin quantity la 4 U0 pm 8(.Now York 2X-olu-nbus t. 10 Xppli^ttion h t-y bocn filr-d for a $**Q stressed Prefer legal work Misa A care Con lli 8ELU cheap motor boat _0 ftet long Q PARTIES won tins large loans on bualneaa proa C 00pm Real t ntate (or Sale It horbe \\lll ei^haiifco for motorcycle Address IJTB runs wick G Cincinnati 5 lit 000 permit to eiect a thre<- story Call Room No 201 Hotel Marion stltutlon Atlanta Ga €rty or money to build business housed on cen- ' oO pm 28 Ft \ allej Box 3 c UQ Const! utlon fi 20 .,. Real I ntnte for Snle or ET- tral property please come In to sea us The Mer- Q 8 15 pm apartmtnt house it 1 *"D Peirhtr^e WANTI.D—Hustling salesmen for new encyclo "\\ANTDD—A pos ion as housekeeper In hotel In 24 Kan ™a / -o Hcflin 0 4o pm pedta high clase proposition lead a furnished some parts of Georgia preferred Can furnifh FOR bU-L,—star RC I drilling machine in good chants and Manufacturers Banking and Loan 10 Macf-n street notice o w hir h \\ a.s> given se^ thnn^e 11 Company 209 Grant bldg Telejaoqe Ivy S3JL 0 JO pm Salary and commlssioti men satisfied with l«ss best of references not afraid af work t i )4 conditio i t or further Intormatlon write to 44 \Vaah ton H 15 pm ReHtuurantiv 1O "llej oral days i^o O W Parrot t is the t ian firty dollars per week not defilrod Dodd card Cons It ition MONEY FOR SALAHIfc.P PL.OPLK *1 Ft. Valley £4 Jack vllle 9 30pm owner ind w ill eroct ont of the most feetd & Pet Stock 1O Mead & Co J35 Auatell bldg WILL sacrifice el gant upright mahogany plajio AND others upon their own names Uieap rates 11 Shrcveport 11 00pm LADY violinist and pianist at lib rty rxperl easy pay mems Confidential Scott £. Co 14 Cincinnati modern pirtmontb for its size In th* nearly new Tor bout one hair original cast All tr.i I T>» . 14 Jack-vUlo 11 10 cm *-irnatioD» ^ anted — Male 1O WE are in n*>ed of teq more salesmen of ability enced in s lo and orchestra work Addret,:. Room 6..0 Auatoll building ___^__ ^ntra.1 time Mlsees T and 9 -caro Cor^tttu ion need money Mahogany Piano care Constitution City citj Tt e pld.nb \M.ie drawn up by to sell lota in high class sections ot Atlanta Peachtree Situations \\ anted— Female 1O FOJt S^Lfc,—-\ eeconJ hand ~5~oorse boiler wl". MORTGAGE LOANS IN ANT; AMOUNT ON DL Kmil C toe 7 If you oa>e ability and u UJnenoss to work and LADY tilth some experience In Fienojjraphy and SIRABLH PROPERTY SEE L H ZURLINf. Storaere .V Wnrehonne 1 1 capable of earning from $3 OOO per annum ap bookkeeping dee res permanent position will stack complete will Be I cheap Troy Steam Se\em V\ i nue \ppli<*ntlon t lied Lau drj 210 Houston at EDGAR DUNLAP INSURANCE AGENCY 202 luiicaliH 1O ward then answer Greater Atlanta Box B 15 accent email ealary P one Ivy 5435 J CANDLER BLDG care Constitution iOR SALK. — Martat colleg wint iform ala McUornl 1 R 1 i\\ i i h is tiled appll FARM LOANS—We place loana In any amount es or. "W anted—House s 11 WANTED—By lady of experience position as IS ustd o ily few mou ha same as new JS cation with Building In pe<_tor Ha.vs WANTED—Representatives to sell the wonderful on Improved farm lands In Georgia. Tha only as information and are steti and assistant book eoper Yddress Stcno Call Ivy 20.44 J to eit,tt i. tv%o btj*-y f r inie residence \\ anted — Mlitcellnneoun 10 Ice Klst cranklesK ice cream freezera good Southern Mortgage Company Gould building not guaranteed. Booh tr&per An & JCIJB Ca i i, XTrp ON S1Q\9 slealflpfi at 14 ^evtrn .i\ enue to cost approxi- \V anted— Money 3O sellers big commission* Box A II P Harvey "Daily except Sunday SITt, \TI3N is a ciisliter or general IV IL-lN X Kent SIKH Co 13O% MONET to lend on improved r«a! estate C C Valdosta Ga McGehce Jr 622 to G24 Empire bulldl: rr . * "Sunday Only mately ?* 000 \\ anted —Rea l Kntate 11 Position prelerred that does not re FOR SALE—Larga lads s watch Elgin move WANTED elv smen 6 PtJR CENT LOA.NS on Atlanta property J R Wewt Twelfth Street &nle A\ anted— Teachers 1O ale $5 per day to standing \T ^2.Sfl ______mcnt vcrv reasonable Cill M 2 J Union Passenger Station trustworthy mei also four crew ,1 s pnai \uttitiB & Co SQ1 4 emplr-o L fe building Atlanta, Birxnlnsrbain and Atlantic. XV L. iL. 1 )hn O Dul ree have bold steady position Room 54 Moore EXPFKlElSfCFD fcTLNdCrRAPHt R w I- OR. SALE—Una good show< 2 feet long I on at oiioe Address R G 2"3 : iuth Prjoi and 5 feeeet higgh 18 Pecaecaut r s _ FOR real estate loans see W B Smith <aje on Park Street. Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heyman 4 o clock. WANTED—Money I 01 iey Bre\\ster, Howell & Heyman ..--.--^-, traiuj between George II L.fw !& has sold for Miss WE PAY highebt cash prices for GOODS WANTED—MON EY on ul at Ida <- .Le\v ib a 1 Jt on Pai It &ti eet for Attorneys at Law WAMTIvD—Single man ot good experience to HAVINC rsccatJy bought :he entire aiock o[ the Offices 202 204 ->Q5 206 207. 208 310 trd.% el southern -»Lat«3 good pay for hustlers anything Pianos, household National Furj! u e Mamifacturiug Co which Good demand for loans, at 7 and to 000 The lot n> oOxl.90 fe t corner Call and see H T Reagan at F edmont Kiser Building Atlanta Qa dl oniln ed luslnass we can make very class Railroad. of lot 1 \\hitchall sui\t.v Hotel goods, furmtme and office fix 8 per cent on city and suburban 'Vo Arrive Prom— Long- Distance Telephone 3023 3024 prlcca oa 1 brary tabl 8 oak and mahogany No Depart ' \\ANTED—loung nan of hifch stand ny TO~BO" dresains tables etc also we have a few ranges property, worth from two to three S Augusta C 23 am 4 Augusta 12 10 n t ard 30'') Atlanta Ga. llr L order h gh Uaos ai ore i t h by firm tures a specialt\ Jacobs Auction left, which were oa exhibit at the mert,haais " C vington 7 M am - Augusta a w ih repulatlo B Box 1<> i onstltutlon Co , 51 Decatur St Atlanta 2285, con eiulou by tlie AXlanUi Stove \Vorka Ad timeb amount wanted Foster & 03 Cnion Pt *-*0 am Mew York 7 3d am 20 am •10 Covloston. e 10 pm ( rJi i h d ct Stp ember ft ie car M E Home engraved on missions to rigut parlies 10- t^cmrtiand MATTRESSES RENOVATED Oiortgage high-class Improved properly It will O— B I \ W 1 t to " 1 i * -«en an jewplrj box with card Wli; BUY and steam c-lean fe-i'he a Meadows inj Capital Upholstering Co net you 7 and S per cent XjOQlnvllle nnd oil D k Llbera riM»aj-d______Mai n 5344 L. AGENTS. Rogers Company Phooes Mala 4S40 Atlaa ^ TURMAN BL\CK & CALHOtTV Railroad. OFFICE turn turo a specialty all kind oC furnl EffaUive May 18— Leav Arrive 83. -.c-vtn a n \ tljs Vpteintc ^ LOCAL. REPRFSETsTATIVE WANTEI 14.6 P O Box 5 second I loor Empire Chicago and Northwest LOST — PC rl broo h liian ond center during vaaeing or soliciting rcaulrtnl good ._ lure refln "hed pa ked and Chipped on abort \, $1 OOO J 1 Jol to s \ \. bright or ve Druid Hills ciil S uth Moreland avenue notice 14h South P"jor Both phonefl Cincinnati Louisville J«» l(i p 11 Warn sured Addrets National Co Operattv Realty •WANTED—Money to loan on Improved farms In faouti s I 11 u n d rcot 111 fee west or <. ra I A A reward t returned to Mrs G C ClncinjaU and LauljsvllK e ao pm Con pany V 71-4 Marden Bldg n D C SCHOOL BOOKS WANTED Early Miller and Deca ur counties also for Elliott blior-t \101 c tfb r ~ Ul Uec-k 2 _ Torrent \ e l\y 3794 L. WF PAY highest cafih prices J!or hous"hold good* Kaosville via Blue Rldgo 7 3,i am i> 12 pm $*»0*) -Gtr m ia &J Bank to Amcaziah WD TBUY sell and eichange old Bcbool books pfanoB and office furniture cash advanced OB building houses to eell In a gro« Ine town Ad to eell seir lighting gas burners cells for cash 153 Auburn i enue Ivy S135 L Knoxillle via Ca tcrsvilto 7 1J am i> 30 pm Sin mon lot north e t om r Oreeii ferry ave bTJI-A.^ LP—From 146 Sinclair ave- blaclr and 01 ghl $10 made dajl} protected terr tory consignment Central Auction Company 12 East dress R«al Estate Box 1S3 Blakely Ga Knoi^iJJe via Ca.ru.rs.villa C 10 p-n nue and L*1 a r tt 4-s.lJO S«ptemb«.r wfclte mala poodle dog hair very short An Iltc 1 btrect Be 1 phoie Mali 2424 Murphy accommodation . 4 0*> am 10 CO am Send 20*. for sample Automatic Gas Appliance WANTED—To rent or buj a second hand pile $1 OOO- \\ M S ik t CD Hinder on lot swe.3 to name oX Brough or Dandle Finder Con panv -42 Union Square New York west foi lo \\ nq.1 st x"00 Junfl i« 1J10 $1 900 !OF PURCHASE MONET NOTES payable 11 Hew 0 20 am ll Birmlns-m 6 30 »n> 554^0 — Mrs Roxanna M talker to John A tag on collar Hazard IQg^j Whitehall gcreet Jtarden building Washington DC WANTED—To buy well broken Shetland pony ONE! quartered oak bedroom suit Vernia Martin Address Apt 6 1010 Peachtree or telephone £jO monthly drawing 7 per cent Interest prop 11 Norfolk 6 20 am U Memphis . 6 30 pm Boyktn No 3sQ Myrtle street oOx!50 Septem bod chiffonier princess dresser leather cou-cn 6 20 am LOST—About two months ago Scotch Collie MISCKI.LANEOTJS, Ivy t> East Thirteenth street WANTFD—To buy well broken Shotland pony 17 Abbe c S C S oO am 6 Washlng'n. 12 oO pm derson to J \ IxiuJ 3 anil A derson Bros Co Learn the Barber Trade Address Apartment 8 101O Fcachtree or tele I^On SALE!—Handsome oak sideooard aad £ C Memphis 12 -10 pm 6 Norfolk J2 50 pm lot north aldt? Battle Hill avenue 2o I et east LOST—Open laced gold watch and fo-b Flndttr AT THfe. old reliable lloUr Barber College We phone Ivy 50oS calia cabinet four burner gas range with oven BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 6 Blrmlns 12 10 pm 6 Portsmo h 12 SO pm Of Matth6tv*;on fct ect Ixl * August - «1 I notify 4 \f Smith 40 Luekie 6tre«t will teacfe you the traie right In the shortest new Humphrey water heater PTioae West 314 J 12 30 p 23Blrminem -4 15 pm $j OOO—St Elmo Maaat-nsale t ) \V E Bech Ivy 4o~0 reward possible time, by our method which Is strictly WAITED—Window shades green good condition 294 Oak trect 0 New York 4 5->pm 5 Birmlng m 5 05 pm Instantaneous beater kl chcn tablp kitcneu 5 "Waah ngton. 4 -j5 ptn 5 Memphis. ham half Interest in lot north side Rock bpring up to-date The Moler system has been estab FLRN1TURC of a close in rooming hanse Tor 5 05pm aveiue 4aS fct,t oaet ot Boule\ ard 2- Otu~0 LCbT—J4t4 au omobile case on Ponce de Leon or llshed for or«r 20 y«aru and has 33 branches in Chairs Addrfaa B Box: 1 rva G Constitution 5 Norlolk 4 55 pi 18 Abbe c S C 4 00 pm faalo or rent at sacrlQ e selling out on accou 5 Portsmouth 4 5T pi 12 'Vew York SeptcTn'ier _ Peachtree Return to 508 Grand Opera Houaa toe United States and Canada When >ou join WANTFD—Second"hand Bowser pump must be of eickECHs on good terma 1^0 Central a STOCK COMPANIES INCORPORATED—Wo bid 8 SC pm $20000 — S \ Albright to Mrs Mary L- Fl h one you b«>com« a member of our entire sjstem in good condition Answer quick C Box 2 to offer entire allotments of stock or bonds 12 plrmlTig m 8 "J pm 12 Norfolk 8 o5 pn lea lot northw<^t 9! 1\ hltebal! street 3 I Man} havfl tried to Imitate us but failed Why FOR BVHGAIAS In furniture household good* fop corpora t JOBS. 29 Mooroe 8 00 pm ! 12 Portsm th 8 35 pm care Constitution or office fixtures call Atl. phone 2285 Bell feet southwest of Fair « wet 4ox~o Septem take chancreaT We employ strictly modern meth J N SECUREST d. CO InvcBtoioat Bankers City Ticket Office. 88 Peacbtr«« St. PERSONAL otls electric vibrator raassago etc Our school WANTED—Desk space with use of phone main 1434 Jaccbs A-iciion Co. 51 Dtcatur St. ber 6 Box 50 care Constitution Walte Bldg Buffalo $67^0 —Mr s Netle Sergeant Rice to Dr Paul L,ADlEi»—Bea speciallfita avoided forever is sanltarj equipped with electric lights and ,^i SET of 117 Frf-nch china, decorated IL Wentern and Atlantic Railroad. hi{,h class and dellghltul boms P Brown lot north si ic Piasters B i IRO roil Guaranteed, lane making your stay with us comfortable Our k and go d coet $100 will sell lor $35 coeh No Arrive From— ?<_« Depart To— 8"5 teet nor hwest of Ivy road -OOt^OO Sep- wrinkles blackheads, pirn plet. diploma* meJtn succesa Call or -write for {ree i QJ J lembtr J i ad n 111 not appear often. Four Illustrated catalogue explaining all Moler Bar FOR SALE—Miscellaneous .cinema uOc, S Hobba, Largo N 10 20 a ?1 4^b— Asa G Landter to L* C Hopb ns lot nple ber College <*§ Lucille St Established 1893 HARDWARE ?n 11 4^ o... 4 10 pm east -M le Andrews q_ fnup 1 -«X) ftn *ou n of DANDY oak sideboard ?12 50 beautiful buffet stablished hardware business to acceptable 7 30 pm| 72 Rome 5 IT pm Pacp s Ferrv oad \l K> \lbo ] weot c d^ LOM1 OLND OXYGi-N—Made daily for catarrh DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL SECOND HAND PRINTING MATEB1AI, $1O Southern Wreckage Co 114 S Forsytb St. party bett county in southwest Geoyjla Price \nd e-ws a enu e t 1 S !«• t ;> uth ul Pa c a deafrebb d seasea of no so and throat and FOR SALE CH3AP about $4 000 might consider terms YOUNG i F«rr> road -Jxll O ifpiem^ r S 3A\E -o per cent by bm Ing your furniture from. ars This is Uie eeaeon to be cur«d Special Ask for Catalog Draughon's Ed Matthews & Co 23 Eaat Alabama street. GOODROC, Buslnefcs Brokers 413 Peters Bid*. S^OO — Mot,e^ \\ o <1 to R H Harper lot aoutli ;duc«d ritoe. Br George Brown, 312 14 Au« 2"2 California cnaes cost 75c sale price 2Oe TAXICABS «ftie Belle Mea K a enue at no thwett <-o npr dl build I as ^ Business College, Atlanta 103 'ower case news case* full slue, cost OOo FURNI1URE BARGAINS every day 3 M Snider, A ONE HALF INTEREST IN AN UP TO DATE proper y at H « Harj er lOx'HX) land lot 1 t_ BE t DLTECTIVE—tarn $luO to $300 per ea e price 15c 14-t South Pry or St Phone Main 1421 AND PROGRESSIVE ADVERTISING BUSINESS S«vetiteonth Olsi ct S*-p -ember 6 AS Diked at 66 month travel over the world \\rUe buperln 2» cabinet ccees, tf you take the lot 10o WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES, IS OFFLRED Lo e and 4.rfpr Ion — J S Mitchell to Mrs tend en t Ludwig 6O4 Wcstover bldg Kansas FOR SALb TO LIVc, ONE WHO CAN IWE&T Emn a W M h lot w<"^t < le Whitehal O S&ptenrber 8. Clayton Company a method Your BUT I tehee du City *17 50 sal» price $10 PRACTICAL MILLINERY $ 00 —-Mar y P WMIey et al to M == and noc tadg o aud we do not have mu li waste 36Va One proof press will take a three-column TEACHES full course milltn«ry In sir week* Una proposition Address A o!7 Fourth Na AUTOMOBILE repairing and driving tan Our rates are lower for what we slvw you than tional Bank building IVY 5190. ATLANTA 1598. M.ra I*. 0 Meens lot u he-ut comer Capitol \v itebail street. Phooe Main 17bO We sell toursa (25 position secured. Automobile galley sale nrlce $10 • wilchet _ Two stone* and ona Btantf to hold them about any other reputable school Now Is the time to IN\rElSTMKNT—Have sound conservative bus! avenue an J \.anira er eet -XH W May 23 pa/r and Instruction company Porter Plaea start so you flniaii for fall season Investigate ^_ 4 — M •? Fmma A Beach to John C 8 feet long sale price $10 ness proposition for party wltii $10 OOO In MOVES brli,k and age building IP Porter Place Mli»s Rainwater 40_ $ Whitehall gt. Qulnn lot north i? t correr Berne and "Waldo ^-l One steam stereotype table sale price J100 •vestigate C Box 0 caro Constitution W . C- frame buildlns* J7 HAIL carriers wanted $65 to $1UU month e*atn. One wooden case racfc hold SO full-size ewes 8t streeta &\ ol S» p ember 0 417 Fourth Nat I Bank U* nation* coming Specimen question* tr#* ;slde Main 3950 Atlanta 055 Franhllo Jnstltute J3ept- 4R F Roc beater y T cast $10 sale price $4 Atlanta Art School ^agTiL FOR SALE—Barber shop doing business at rea BonilH for Title This material will be «oW In lots to suit. DRAWING AMD PAINTING Erom lite and out *a inable price Call Owner Atlanta Phono Da.a: YOUNG man to advertise Rogers silverware pay Pay your own freight Afldres* taught in Now York Art School 10 Freo Point 112 jl ,ffl> —jaiic f Sc « ks to J R SaT on Nos MA.TERNITY SAMTAR1UM — Private refined homelike limited n mber of patients cared for $•>.! per month A A CHne Advertising Man Scholarships Write for booklet. Student* board 05 and 9" Thurmond •> reel rfKlOO \pril 19 tger ljg_N Tenth at Philadelphia Bt,3T opportunity In tne city to eater the dr PACKARD TAXICABS Hom*s provided for 1 ifantfl Infants for adop 1HE CON^TTTUTtOfN In In titute Mra AdA T Rails Director buelnosa very "mall capital required C WANTED—A reliable oober watchman who un Tni<=fe -fd to T N B il haw et ai Tune 21 tion Mrs M T Mitchell 26 Wtndbor street Atlanta. Qa. 102 Courtland St. Ivy 7613 itands baflere Apply Room 20o Grand Mrs Cox's School Ivy 381S-I*. Phones: Ivy 1000; Ivy 4051. S1_OO(— H N \a.i T>< pn er to H W Dews MILLINERY CO have Opera House bldg MUST be sold on account of death a profitable lot an the northeast corne of Ned and Oil e moved to 39 W Mitchell Inaiructiona In L-lterary Piano. Voice Eloca ualness Addresa Business oaro Constitution etree « CVO-cll \usuet B. S. FKYE FOR colored Soutbt rn Automobile School day and tion and Art by emloont faculty Rates reason at Walk i block md s&ve a dollar Phone night classed > 'AHTNER with $1 OOO unparalleled opportunity KNIGHT RENT SERVICE Transferred to T J Bottes et al Septern orner Magnolia and HuUey abli streets bear investigation Opportunity Constitution ber «* Office $3 OOO — McK^nzif Trust c mpany to Charles TWO experienced white wallers at SPANISH » SPANISH!! FOR SALE. Holel Lobby J Campb 11 lot 13 block \ Pcachtree H gh ATLANTA PORTRAIT CO Century bldg I WILL teach you Spanish as it Is spoken in lands \ugust 12 136 WELLS STREET wholesale dealers In per Camilla Spain at reasonable terms. I will its and Eramea Catalogue LORESTG SPRINGS also do translation very reasonable Address to L,ona Deeds. HAVE you* scalp treated by the S. H Clay oa HELP WANTED—Female Pr lessor Campoajnor fro 25 East Ellte_atreet ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 55 100—Mr s M L t c*len to Mortgage Bond Company system Results guaranteed. 86*16 Mentone, Ala. THE Atlanta Select School for Boys J A GEORGIA FCt.TOX COUNTY Companj o' Vew T rk lot on the nor!1! west stdp Wh teha I street Halrdreasiog manicuring chl Richardson A H Preparation for Tech col By virtue of an order of the Court ot Ordi- of WhltPlnll Street Ho feet southnee-t of Pa r ropo y p-irlora Phone Alain 176& WHEN you want stenographic or multigraphliB Address A GIFFEN LEVY, legs university West Point and Annapolis Lea nary of said county granted at the September Street 4\ x j Septen btr O work or competent help of any kind call Qell son taught at 300 Spring term 1913 will be eold before the courthouse THE BFST LAUNDRY WORK In town, both I amy Business Agency 1330 Candlcr building $1 GS9 — D I, Bake to M <* Ce.rtmdfl C cleanliness and finish Give ua a call all work Box 909, New Orleans. / i » l^'l t_ LfcARN millinery e«t trade on door of said county oa the first Tuesday in Oc HOTELS Kauftman No 27 Qje n street TQ-tloO \ugust KUinniee i Teorga Lee 41 Auburn evenue \jrXJLtJ_Jk> earth lor a oman Prepare now *- nest, within the legal hours of sale the DOMESTICS. following property of the eetate of Bertha Frank HIGH CLASH n»ldent.!U notet. all-modern conT«nt- 30 Phon* Atlanta 053 for fall season Paye *60 to ?100 a month euces meals tiXielloiu alcgle room wltll meftl*. 52 tO — Newtoa S Thomas o M McCHntCxk Ideal School ot Millinery IQOtt Whitehall St deceased to-wlt $7 50 and up per week without meals, $3 and op. No oO Kennesavr avenue 40x168 June 21 WF MAKE switch-s from eomDlngs $1 OO each INDIVIDUAL Instructions s'ven In English math- All that tract or parcel of land lying and being Peachtree Inn. Sal Peachtree Fbone ITT »t2» S2jO— C D Henieraou to S B Turnxan et al "0^4 Peachhtroe street Mrs Allle Gall*h«r WANTED—Houae maid thoroughlv trained tor In the City of Atlanta In land lot 19 of the dlninc room und housework Must be well SAFES pmatlcs Certincate references Phone Ivy Call Tv^ 1906 J 2026 L. Miss C Fourteenth district of originally Henry now Ful recommended. Good wages and room oa place ton county Georgia and known as lots 21 and 22 IVY HOTEL, 98 IVY ST. Continued on Page Twelve TJTTT3T? A XTTTQ "~IAVT WHITE SHASTA for single unencumbered woman Address BANKERS' SAFE AND as per D N and E P Martin a plat of lo AMERICAN PUAN $123 up, weekly rate!, Jt> U XVJt>J3ulN JVO DAISY clumpa oOc each Mold, cars Constitution giving rtCerenc*a and address. ____ acres of lanQ of file In deed book X 4 page 400 meal ticket, H 30 Shop 1-1 Whitehall VAULT CO. In the office of the Clerk of tho Superior Court FOR bea,„t h..~...- ______jehea delivereevere d promptlprompty NO 35 Bast Mitchell St. Mam 2646 more -particularly described its follows WANT AD RATES phone SartorlUH Main S407 J 129 South H. G. HASTINGS & CO., Beginning at the northwest corner of Ashlana FORSYTH HOTEL UOVEHNMENT ptwlUou open to women BEST SAFE AND LOCK enno (formerly General Gordon street) and Hale CO3IFOR t Special rat» per 1 Insertion lOc a line month Write Immediately Cor free llet EXPERT IN THE SOUTH Seeds Bulbs and Poultry Supplies. (formerly Joel Hurt) etrpet and running thence week Nice meals, Forsytli St- lln institute Dopt flOO F Rochester V Both Ph-ones 2568 3 Insertions be n line EMPIRE FISH MARKET west along the north Bide of Ashland avenue 100 FISH DAILY 112 Whitehall atreet. GOVERNMENT Jobs open to men and wo APPLE TREES feet thence 100 feet thence east 10} feet to 7 Insertions 5c a line HILEURN HOTEL *tl5 to *150 month. Llat ot positions NOW is the time to buy your apple trees W"e IN ORX>DR to be successful with bulbs, Hale Street thence south along the west side 10 AND 12 WALTON STREET No ad\ ertlsement accepted for [NMAN PARK FISH MARKET rrankl.n Institute Dept. 52 P Rochester N propagate the best stock Write ua about you must have well matured stoct ot Hale street 100 reet to point of beginning FOR GEl^TLt-ilEN only center- of city, FISH daily 493 Edgcwood__^tl 3093 ^ ng the same premises conveyed by R C De less than two lines Count seven Address 25S Juniper your needs and we will send you circular and There are lots of bulbs offered at very near new tastuffite Rates SOe. 750 Bau'Wuro to Bertha Frank by deed dated Decem ordinary words to each line IF YOV W^NT first class house cleaning call quote prices W« grow all the staple varieties low prices but invariably the> are not TTT 108° that do well In the eouth Addre-^a Loula 8 fully matured or else carried over ber 18 1681 and recorded In deed book B 4 ige 75 Pulton County Records Discontinuance ot advertising SALESWOMEN—SOLICITORS. i Masld President Appalachian Nurseries Tal i stock We Import all of our bulbs direct v Hnna£eirent, Rates Re must be in writing It will not ba lulah Park Habersham county Georgia, 1 from Holland and France, and they PRAMPTON E ELMS Cool Room* WANTED—A capable saleswoman- to work best County Administrator accepted by phone This protects come from the ^ery best growers Our HELP WANTED—Male people on educational proposition position Big 4 Peanut Butter Sandwiches Terms—Cash HOTEL PEACHTREE $ our Interests as well as oars. ?e™manent sod travol when ability to take orders stocK of Paper White Narcissus. WbUe f Atlanta Phone 1497 S3*£ Peachtr«e Btrwt, STORES AND OFFICES. s -lemonstrated experience guaranteed teaching Make Good Flesh Roman Hyacinths Freesias and Oxalls ixperlenoe preferred Address Bo» 1&9 Constitution. 100 SANDWICHES delivered anywhere in Uniied ha\e come m and they are the best we FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS ELEGANT rooms, >0c anu up per flay, 92.50 and States Cor $1 25 by parcel post guaranteed have had for years Plant now for up per week Hat and cold baths Cfe*. Gat* MI SCEI,LAKEOUS. fresh and crisp on delivery Send for tree sam Sarly flowers Ask for our special Citj MT el 1 ** ft i h Pr> j ih -ML O- ANTED—First class cock ^without encum- pie Bigi 1 Peanut Product Company 137^ bulb catalog ~ ^_ TYPEWRITERS RENTED brances and one v,ho will do general house Whitehall | st Atlanta. Ga. + 4 MONTHS FOB J5 AND UP work references required Apply 25o Ponce "vt K HAVE dust gotten In a fresh, lot Rebuilt Typewrliera $23 to $75 le Leon avenue Or Phone Ivy 3891 BEiil prices lor brouen AMERICA*? WRITING MACHINE COMPANY RESTAURANTS jewelry, scraps of gold and of "unt PiSy Mash FeeUf this feed is one of the greatest ess producing 48 North Pryor J3L Phone Main 2 26 OR ATLANTA CIRCULAR mailing is light and pleasant work C-A-S-H platinum of every descrip IHi. SAVOY CAFE spare time no canvassing or experience tlon smallest quantliias ac feeds on the market ana we strongly MOST complete line ot rental machines [n th* PAID FOft FOR ladles and sentle-nt.n The nicest place t WAVTED—A bright, young lady to work In of send name and begin making money at once cepted business confldeu recommend it to our patrons. couth all machines first cla*a condition. Bern the city to eau C\,onOiCij apotles* and M3t Qce must Tvrite good band and be a good Raymond. 44 Roxbury Crossing Jfaso. Oal PJione Ivy 3710, rep jfton, Honarchs and Smith Frornlcr Rental talker Apply eecond floor Constitution build rate* from ?L6T to $3.00 per month per macbln* EXPERIENCED pantry lady at once 101S Cen- OLD reseotative will call GEN IN CONNECTION with Aunt Patsy Room 2O between S 30 and 9 o clock tury bld;g KRAL SMELTING WORKS Mash Feed use Red Comb Scratch Hemlnglon Typewriter Company OPEN ALL NIGHT I 09 fi07 EMPIRE LIFE BUULD1NG Feed, the cleanest and best feed sola ">8 VOTITH BHOAD STnFFT 34 FE ic 1TREC ST ATI* PHONE «8 COTTON STENCHES in Atlanta. ?2 25 per 100 Ibs If Yoaa Caai't Briog or COTTON BRUSHES WANTED—Tcachers COTTON INK WE HAVE some beautiful Fox Terrier PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS CAFETERIA SOUTH ATLANTIC TKACHERS AGENCY 1123 54 W A P (FTT A ST W S nobbing Proprietor Send Your Wannt Ad COTTON TA03 and Collie pups thej are bargains art A inndern aad np to date place for luncheon Att Nat I Bank bide Atlanta ta Male pria- WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS $7 50 and 510 each A. N. GOOCH, for business mec aad ladles Call and. sea u* pals grado teachers term begins soon Prices right, quick delivery Order now 21 Inmu Bide. UaJn 5470 Courteous operators, thoroughly DENVETT STAMP CO 25 S BKO^D ATLANTA. DURING the moulting season feed familiar with rates rules and clas- SPECIAL X>rPlSR—We are going to give a 3.5 Pratt s Poultrs Regulator with the NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN sifications, will give > ou complete MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS pound pair ot pillows absolutely free with on, mash feed, It insures quick ana com- D VNTIR 25c cxcclle ubla Ti,e - information. And. if you wish, they WANTED—A flrsr claes offlce man to tuuiflle * specinl 40-lb bed at only $S 65 new teaUiera POOL AND BILLIARDS PLATER PIANO maaoeany cue standard make plete moult 25c 6Qc and $1 package „ and 24 East will assist you in wording your local insurance agency 'n cltv of about 6 000 enfl covered with beat ticking Order toduy as BO YOU J*LAY POOL? II you do come w 88 notes elishtly nsed, maat sell at once, want ad to make it most effective. population near Atlanta. One thoroughly famil- Qii« special offer U» tor a limited time Diil» e« Bl«s at the TERMINAL HOTEL PO )U bargain cash, or terms to raliable party Address Be» Phone Main 3018 Atlanta Phon» 583. EXl RA fine mneb eenefl with Springer's B*- iar with rates torms etc good Job to the right e Bed__Co Corbott N C l>6pt. C PARLORS 35c In checks for EJC. Good table* hemtan B*?T 3Oc per b>ttlo Jl 00 for STOHE KOlelr to accommodate you. Make bo7 one familiar trlth filing Apply this morn4- «35 $50 tea f!S $109 and up torn « FIELD AND TRTIGKBES p*y*aents promptly e~*er publica~ ing 9 30 Morris Fertilizer Co . 802 Third N«t I MUSIC AND DANCING THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO . 12 Itouth Broad Street Atlanta Pa. CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC 60 North Broad street. AUCTION SALES. tion or w-ben bills are presented by building . DANCING school lateit atepB. private Instrac WC earrr a complete lice at fleta xardea and THE; SOUTHER** ttrctioN AMI SAJUVAGE co mail or solicitor and you . ccomtao- EXPERIENCED atenogrspher, te tlonx. Phone Ivy 0007-J 43 W. Cover nwd alao p« elect i C. »t fiO 8. pryor, Will buy or Hit your furniture RELIABLE .TAILORING CQ.J >L3 Century bide- St.. Atlanta. (Continued in Next Column.) It.. S^J Co.. 23 a. Broao U. ,oM*h»14 «o«dJi or pUno. 7btw«B«U Haln 230a. fil BMto. SU M. KO. ^ ^1

.^JtiMtat^. SPAPJLR! ?**'S{WT^*™f?*w&i SHE CONSimmQN, ATLANTA; TjOffilESBAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913. Page Eleven Tine Successful Mae Like tine Successful General Wtas Because "He To Fled the Right Men Read Coestitutioe Waet Ads* - AUTOMOBILES. FOR RENT—Rooms FOR RENT^-Apartments WANTED—Houses BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS AND MAIL 8 UPPWEBS—iAC CESSORIE S. — ,\OHTH f V* t . BUSINESS AND MAIL POH RENT—*Tnre« connecting- rooms, private liIST your property with ua folor renr t or ml*. ORDER DIRECTORY FOR EE3ST—Two aj«rtnJ»nt« In the Wlckllff* stom*** ORDER DIRECTORY OXYGEN-ACETYLENE hath, hat and cold water gas, eleotrtc lignt* •pta , 850 Peactoree «t- For ImTormailoD phone \V* hare large list tenants and cu ORDER DIRECTORY CONTINUED. P Andrews Re SSI Spring Phone Ivy 3192-J 1*T 8385 * WELDING Malto "St)3 1217 B Btfr »TT STICKS LJKB A SOU. P0P « UNFlTIlSflSHED—SOUTH SIDE. AT Roofing. BUT thi. process do«n't .Imply Kick tnln|* to- UNFURNISHED. SCREEKS. Mthor It MELTS the metal at tn» crack or FOR RENT—Lover flat, four rooms, large closets STORAGE & WAREHOUSE Ttl Vl^lTD HOO> Lh^UCS. c^il Eo« Dr b»ak and runa It together again* W« w»ld any- and pantry B°od location between Washing- In fact every tiling you want. FLY SCREENS FLY J_E X^UJiw B Barnstt. 242 UempbUl tbluc m^d« o* aW hind °* mel»I- Nothing to* ton and Crew 161 Pulton at. M S574 CATHCAHT S TORAU-E AND tRANSFBB CO COM"E SEE our roll awfty screen, our roller- o^aue ivy 7238 •mall or too large FOR REST—Two large connecting upstairs front THE LAWRENCE We mO\ e store pack and ship houf*holil JACOBS AUCTION CO. bearlnfi acreen our flllding screen none bet rooms Close In. No children 203 S Fair 62 *)tO 34 W PEACHTRLH PLACE goods exclusively 6 and * Madison ar«BU*. 51 DECATUR ST ter It will pay you to see our goods and be H«iivet Revair* and JHardware. ATLANTA WELDING CO. (Two Block» Beyond Baker) Mali __148B-3Sltf_ Atlanta J422 " , Near Kimball Hooae Bell phon« 1434 Atl«nta2285 prices 217 Klfier building Main 1310 Porter CALL oii Guodn.m and Terrell when in need- ur Bell Phone Ivy 5367- 74 Ivy St. SIOE. WE HAVE a few choice 3 Toom kitchenette MbLL *-"CIX)SC Transfer packing and «or- Screen Company^ J J Crawford Agent ABVTRACI AXP TTTI^! INSURANCE. onjtMig la the hardware lino. 10S SdsewooJ apartments loft. For iiia.ll ramJIes the> ao.ve age Office 43 Spring St, Bell phont M*t» avenue Mala 2317 AUTOGENOUS WELDING THE PICKWICK the problem Built for comfort in summer imo n4 T Atlantn 114S ____ Repnlring and , TES--STORY AND FIRE PROOF ATLAVKT~TITI,E GUARANTEE ~CO i£SS MACHINI E parts of all kinds accurately resrestoret * aa veil as winter, every room has outside ex "«"• j.<.ulta£le Bldg B«U phone Main 542U GL r \ uDK. Curniiure upholstered and repairet guaranteed also oxy-decarbonlzlng ol Cool, outside rooms with connecting oath. poeure steam hett, hot and cold water, ahaa>*» now before the fall rush See me as I car Miolnes A trial will convince Convenient shower batha on each floor garbage can. electric lighta. Btovea and retrl^'r- WANTED—Real Estate ARCHITECT. for deliver and guarantee my work. L. Wellon Repairs anil new roofing. Atl Ba5 77 Falrlte etreet a«rl earnejie Library ators furnished references required 41 Auburn avenue Ivy 3367 ^^^^^ METAL WELDING CO. IDEAL FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Apply on premises to J T Turner Heald^nt CITY. SlOVt, A-NO RAJ\GJ£ KKI'AIKIAti. 86 Garnctt St Phone Mala ^013. TWO nicely furnlsaea rooms and kitchenette and Manager Apt. No S Price »3T 50 and $4000 WANTED—Seven to 8-room horn* on north «td*t 316 Empire Blo& phone Main bath In Inman Park rate reasonable refer- close in Place not to coat over $6 000 Will esidences Bungatowg and Apartment $100 REWARD AUTOMOBILES ences required couple without children For trade In smaller propert nov, reptiag and p&y, ANDERSON BROS & RICH FOR any stove o range that we cannot repair further information call Ivy 5230 I*. difference Address Q M Box OUO, care COUtl- AL1, KINDS OF1 HALL, I Mi DONE. 3.0 EDGEWOOD AVENtrB BOTH PHONE3 or make bake We are expert chimney sweep- REPAINTED era Standard Stove and Supply Company. 141 TOPS recorered and repaired Wheels ajiee and FLRXA THE FAIRLEIGH BOSCOBEL AND EUCLID Marietta street- Main J3SO R L. Barbei Man springs .repaired, Ulgn grade worjt a 138 5 7 SPRING ST —-PUooe Ivy 55B8-J furnish- LAA'DS. bMON REPAIR COMP^^Y ager, formerly with Southern Stove and Supply. I S ed rooms and furnlsaedw 3-roam APARTMENTS WE NEED SOME FARMS FOR OUR CUSTOM- 777 MARIETTA ST ATLAXTA PHOVE 4127 better known aa Dan the Fixer " "*" °"'* - JOHN * SMITH close In with all conveniences. ERS WBITE US FULL INFORMATION" AND AUTISTIC VPHOJLSTBHI'VG. All kinds of stores water pipes and ranges 120 122 124 AUBURN AVE CORNER Euclid avenue and Hun etreet. GIVE US YOI R FARM FOR S\LE JUST 8O JT repaired satisfaction guaranteed DAN, THk FIXER THE FELTON Three and four rooms, nt«am heated, 13 r*j GEORGIA HSCHER & COOK, Motor Car Service Co. 107 IVY ST furnished rooms, steam heat wall badd and wall aalea. Mout exclusive VATIO'NAL BANK BUILDING ATLANTA UPHOLSiEKING FURNACE: RGJPAIHIAG. STOVES AND RANUE REPAIRING neighborhood, on car line. Ev«iy apart- 296 WH1TEJBAIJ* MAIN M.5 ft a sweep chimneys. REPAIRS oveihauilng rebuilding and rej»a ntmg conveniences. 1 beal ball bearing repair a specialty storage 33O meat 'roots tbe «treet. Separate entrance AX.L, kjoda ol furniture repaired upholBtered r«- *»~Y harcrp I (>CG T* * w 121 Whitehall St Bell Phone Main 28! no congestion In nall« Tad moflt deligtit- cushions mado ror porch iarnituro e cnarge i^ess The bcatO T to 336 EdgewoodavoDU* Ivy 2071 FOR RENT—One large room and kitchenette, A1LAM1A bTOVJS bbF?LX COMPANY We also with sink, hot and cold water complete for ful and ventilated apartment* In the city. RJEAL ESTATE—Sale, Exch'ge CSO to ?37 60 each. A COOP BUILDER. Moncrief Atlanta Co g'J! make chimney stacks. Ivj 7240 101 N Forsytn housekeeping 3S1 Spring meala convenient oooooooooooooooooaoo etr^et Pnone us andjmr represents! JT« will call LIST YOUR CARS Phone iry 3192 J o o WI1H US FITZHXJGH KNOX O NICE HOMES FOR EXCHANGE; O 1,.. «*» O Will trade any of the following far Ticmft O FIRST CLASS repair• workonRsiins pistols, THE WHITE WAY TAILOR FOR SALE or exchange ~\\ e have AT THE CARROLLTON isia CANDLE a BLDG *t a nominal price, also remodel I as repairing. 20 CARNEGIE WAY—Furnished apartments ana lot* O and painting try him place furnished. 515 bicycles motorcycles locks kv» casb regist- AND Dry Cleaning Co , R, E Emanuel. Prop bu> er for Ford. Central Garage ers umbrellas, sclesors knives, trunks Iron safes Altering repairing and dyeing suits dry clean furniehed rooms J F Steele. Mgr Prfe*. O Third SSntUoaai Bank Bide Phone ivy 1-tai Main 2063 ______FOR RENT—Seven-room apartment ?40 per Euclid ava 5 rooms lot 100x120 .$3 50O O erapropfcones and slot macnlnes keys fltwd in ed. Work called for and delivered Nuf eed." FOR REVT—Two handsomely fur rooms steam month 112 L Ba-ber Shop ' Crl. \S», MlitROK \A1> Rfc-PAIllS».^_ acceefeorles supplies at greatly Phone Ivy 7819 J SouUi Fornyth street. We tio cleaning luiU uresa called for and dellve-ed 485 Edgewooa ave ST BRIDE north elde three blacks Irom. Cand ^ prices rot cash asonic l^mplo building tor building, windows three sides, giving perfect LI* exchange 82 300 equity la nine room cltr tng wnilo you wait Atlanta phonq JlUl A F«a-ttree STEAM HEATED front room refined private psulenc for form anywhere Ii Georgia .Ad.- Loyd Main' K)27 Atlanta £22 11 S. Fonsyti home, batb electricity excellent meals, COD light and ventilation (.omfortable in summer and PRINTS Worh suaranteed ^ SHOIB RKPAIR1NG. winter, three beauUftil rooms with kitchenette dress Joseph care Constitution t \\TFT)—1 0(K( pflI-a"^old"shoes'"oT*Xre NORTON VULCANIZING & large bath three closate steam heat, hot and Murphy s Old Stand 847 Marietta TIRE CO cold water, vacuum (.leaner Janitor service DIXIE BLUJi PKINT CO. itlanta 5749 r Olvo me a trial 64 E. HARRIS STREET shades gas rauge and relrlgerator furnished tree _._REAL^ESTATE—For Sale. , PHlNTb ot any kind yuitity VTLCANIZIVG and all kind* of tire work. Phone* FUR rooms with all conveniences cloa» lq OLD HATS MADE NEW Bell Ivy 5926 Atlanta 1892 54 IT? etreet. best class of tenants vacant September 1 In torn prices 4OVa L.uc»t t LADIE3 and gents Panama hats straws so't SHOES. quire owner, Apartment U, or phone Ivy 428. RES11JKACK DISTRICT. and •tltf felt hat* cleaned and reshaped LM» 358 PEACHTREE ST. 52 East Cain E. H ODOM BRO. CO JOUDE men, separate beds, hot water oath I 1283 LOVELY FIFTH STREET etylea best wor* Out of town orders given School Shoes 51 9-j Children s School Shoe* HAVE your auiomobll* repaired THE RIGHT ipt attention Acme Hatter? 20 East Hunter $1 65 Service and (satisfaction Stewart s Un THE WINDSOR, no IVY SI. FOR RENT—A new second floor tJS-room, mod HOME, $9,000 dgrprlca Basement 2o Whitehall Bt R2AR 45 AUBURN AVB. IVY 69S3 era apartment In a north side private home TWO STORY HOUSE 7 rooms hot water hett, ROOMS with private bath and tabta board for rent to acceptable family every conven BILLIARD AiSiD Horse bhu«in& end Wncoo Repairing, WARD & THOMPSON large lot TSxltKi feet to alley cood garden., VIOllli, A\0 OF*IC£t IIXlljKJbS. FljRNIbHB-D roonr either single or house ence easy walking, sleeping porch no children plenty of ehade trees chicken runs See this. It NOW LOCATED AT 175 3 FORSYTH ST WB references good location terms favorable on a BILLIARD PARLORS ARE NOW PREPARED TO DO YOUR AUTO keeping c ose in The- cleanest In the city Is the best buy on the north side at the prlc* BEST equipped parlors In Lhe MJUTH Try us "CUMMINGS SHOEING CO.' , MOBILE WORK. FORDS A SPECIALTY MAIN . -_ ___ , lease, possession Immediately Phone Ivy 931 I* termtj W A Baker £. Co Xain 013 1115-1319 and eoe Over WuMTGOMERY IHLATER BLILDiNGr cpairlne and painting rubber tlre» of atore and offE flxturea General t 864 ONE nicely fur room in new 6team heated apart or Main 1293, or call at Room 625 Atlanta irtti National Back building put reasonab B prices 115 Gllmer et National Bank Box QUO care Constitution ctinc and repairs 1 Edgewood av» H1QH CLASS vulcanizing 12x2% tires retread ment on car line, Inman Park. Can furnleh Take iJtivrttor oti Rlghthand Side MAKKRS. ed fb 10 tube repairs, 20c up meals I\y 6454-L IN TH& HELBNUt 240 Courtland street, clew* *8 500 WILL. BUY Ii7 or 151 Myrtle street, ot In, north aide, six rooms and bath, front FOR REVT—One cicely fur large front room 20 22 And 26 D am/id Place Juet off Ponce de JDry Cleaning;, Preamlns and Altering. BObTH-UM Mb G OO SOUTHERN RUBBER CO. and back porches, ateam heat hot -water Leon avenue brick veneered hardwood floors and Inwtrumcut Makers for gentlemen or couple 360 Piedmont, cor ALL 02 SOOTH FORSYTH ST Forrest. Janitor aorvice No children, ref«reaces re- ;hifforobes in all these hDUBeo. Call WRloiFFB NOW ,uOC\TED AT 2M> EDC.fc.WOOD AVK All Call M 01S7 Atl 6US8 M D P Moore 2S2 quired Rental (42.30 and $43 Vacant Sup Renfroe & Co Main 324 GOODS (.ailed Cor and dell ed work t,u nteed kinds of high grade, light machine work do Whitehall st FOR RHNT—Nicely fur i for couple or gan- tember 1 Apply Herbert Kaiser 411 Atlanta AUTOMOBILE REPAIRERS $5 A>0—'Near corner of Clierokee ana Augusta Ltlanta pnone Teropla t-ourt Special attention tivtn to re pa ring or englnei CAL.L ANT> SEE tlemen in private i Ivy 2483-J 323 National Bank building Phono Main 470, or axes (Grant park) good 5 room cottage on lot enta LEVELS ana TRANSITS TAILORING. Courtlajifl Janitor on premise*. 60x140 Easy terms Will accept vacant lot or CAJU>1_1 TRAVIS & JONES TWO beautliful connecting front rooms modern lultitE'rapiimxcl AildreHKind SlftiliiiS IVY 4832 26 JAMES STREET small rent Investment as cash payment. D Q home every conveniences newly furnished with FOR RENT—4 and E-room apartments R cam Constitiitl "WTMTcox THE LETTER CRAFT SHOP DIXIE GARAGE mahogany furniture good neighborhood on t,ar in the Corinthian, 136 W Feachtree ST in uiu graphing work ID South Pron llm, near business center 321 Courtland street St also 4 and 5-roorn apartments in the FOR SALE—7 room cottage oa NorUi Candler Oriental Caiptt Cleaner and AUTO SUPPLIES Repal»» bj expert mechanic* street Decatur lot 85 feet front $4,700 ervice All work guaranteed Business Serv II you want the most desirable room on Peach- Bell, corner Boulevard and Ponce de upanj F O Box 8^6 Atlanta Ivy 7011 Let ua wash and poltah your car 8, 10 12. Ii Fletcher Pearson 422 Atlanta National Bank Repairer East Cain street try 141ft treo in atca.ni heated apartment and a conge Leon Apply Cnaa P- Glover Realty building Eight room house on South Candler 14j ALHbKN AVE fcOHM letters a epecialt> Out of town orders DOBBS TIRE REPAIR CO nlal roommaite Ivy 493 AND RKPAIRJbU. enette and phone $12 50 54 E Alexander >, links price low terms reasonable A<3dre°s i8c—GASOLINE- -i8c Owner 1708 Third National Bank BJjg Ipl oO ud up Ivy 34 1 fur room Board i* desired. TO COMPLETELY ftir 8 room house for rent nortli Boll Phone Ma 3 original Miller a Minute Mes B Soda Co 05 Marietta St FOP SALE—An up to date 6-room bungalow all Aek wiy leading drug etore Call a side near Boulevard Immediate possession Bell Main 1576 Atlanta 1654 mediate Phone Ivy 7303 modern Improvements north to buy from Cblumey sweeper Boy We have no branches i private home •wttii owner Call Ivy 7035 J Peachtree I 476B J JMOTORCYCLES—• BICYCLES IF IT !• real estate you want to bus or me 11 It GARAGE,, excellent room, sleeping porch, private will pay you to tee me A, GraTe*, 24 Salt FOR 34LiE—One "Wagner motorcycle In good home all conveniences close In Ivy 3707-J running order with good tires. $60 gets It. EAST CAIN ST. Hwntor street Detachable handle* Lee Doaring OrlfSn Ga , Rcmte^ No 4 THE fcLLTON pair References required Ready for occupancy ¥2 750 VICE bungalow, In West End large lot. All pricee No charge for repalra Pboue Main BARGAIM3 in sec >nil baud motorcycles, now $2o per month Apply oOO Atlanta National all conveniences Call Owner. Mala 324 3 4s! TJiylo: Lm>rella Cornpanj 116X4 Whltenall Banlt bldg makes. 62 North Try or Atlanta Ga FOR HiauNT—Students can get nicely rur rooms LET ME help you ttl^yoap real «Btate I»y" LaUUs -klrtfi bOc at 4 > Irw m street Ivy 5843 Ladles i.oat suitd $1 OO Ca«tl* FOR RENT—To email family nJoe six room 391S-L Lauie.i princes J re bit a $1 00 Au rnpr FOR RENT—Four rooms for light housekeeping cottage on C&pltol avenue convenioncce re ceutly painted and tinted. $3U per month. LIST your property with us for quick and *atis Men B two pieco tuits $1 OU L e Bu Idlng Ivy 14Jb. Hich class work 37 K _ Uexander Ivy 7070 J factory reaulm Flacher ft Cook Main 3880 quLt-lt service live maUlng Hats furnlb&ed BOARD AND ROOMS OR R.L.NT—Tw o nicely furnished Detwtur 574 banitaiy Dry Cleaning Co ilent 23 W Cain GET our Weekly Beat Bulletin v,v muv i u „ SUBURBAN. J4 \orth lor yth St Stjlrti* \1CK »1 A I'M JMJej»». INDO\\ MI j TKUUBI^E ant* renting f 12 80 and up FREE SM nolle* AOItlil SlL)li. wly papered and ne.wly furnished room all IN Auetc-11 Ga , short distance from Allajits, Phones, Main IbO- Atlanta d^ £££?Ti:rAKr~$r£TTiu5^^ nlencea 14 Baltimore Block Ivy S454 J Johjhn J Woodslde^ tbe Bentlnc Agent. 12 An new and uj) to date moderate prices Giva ne wnen your shadea are hung IB Brew 477 Ph-ACHTREE ST. burn -avenue three story brick building on lot 170x200, con w *hjda \ IJuaiers B"£ore buying FOR R&NT—Three nicely Cur new talning sii stores bank larsa ball over baDlc SOUiH PRVUR FREbbING us a trial We suura. IVCL our work. Hill ESPECIALLY tity f; •com FOR RENT—Houcet, stores and apartment* Mattress Companj 212 Hemphill avenue Atlanta. nging j our old ^haeds call Mali hath for young nee ir coupl« with or • rooms private family references 4Ox">0 40 room hotel known av th« "Benscot J07 J and get all the Call wrlttt o phon* for our Bulletin Both Llthla BprlngB Hotel ' large shady lava on Phone 2S~1 Henry m*>a Ivy '010 DJDS1RABLE rur •corns furnace heat, every con- phomia S4Qt GgorpeP Moore 10 Anbum Ava bouth Prjor side of hotel fine mineral well Building Bop- FOR next, ten djija UJ <-* t>u it, \enleoce refer ices I 7720 J 481 Spr ns 1 H;*u t L*t Vil t«JL, AAdJ HIA ROOM and board debired by :oung man of good CALL, wr to or phone for our rent bulletin We plied with water and gas best business property habits stranger in Uty terms reasonable pri | carry a large list of houses for rent. Ralph 1 UllES*. orth side borne In town and only hotel In town or around *pplns«, ratal* $1 pci niunLb Bell phone. M vate famib prxltired Refere ice exchanged j &> E Pine. O Cochran, "4 76 Peajihtrea st. Tea per cent investment on $25 000 Sell **ay -&53 dress Box \ 622 Umaier bldg "HO^NtCAiNDLER'CoT"' NEULY fu shed room In OUR weekly rent list gives lull description ot terms or trade for Atlanta property. Porter & OUR MOT1O LPT 0 ! Phone Ivy Swift. 130% Peachtree Ivy 1297 84 NORTH PR.YO ST everything for rent. Call Cor on* or l«t u* STOP' LISTEN" BELLKV UE INN mall It,,_,to__you Forrest & George Adalr SERMCL 10 ALL KS chair-? and filing cabinets office supplte SFF O I CHAMBERS Tor papering painting MCCLY furnished single 01 double with FOR Ili.lS.T—to nicely FOR SALE—South Kirk wood, lot No 3, B. * mnet Iv 31oS Atlanta JO68 A and tinting 29 Cooper St Atlanta 1931 Main or -nithi me*la Eatt Third walk of Canl bids FOR RENT—6-room apartment, 125 Went Peach R. subdivision 50x394 feet, on Metropolitan, WHITEHALL 1 \1L,ORINC. A.ND PRESSING CO 4041 J FOR RENT—At 374 Piedmont me, nicely fur tree low p-ice, $35 per month Bee R. C ave and oar line near Douglas at. $850, $100 OFFICE SLPPLIES. FOR RENT — Dl!,AUTIFtLLY FUR ROOMS Woodbery & Co Phone Main 72 now located at Wi \\ h itwhjll Terr-t^e LloLhes WITH EXCELLENT BOARD VLRY REAS room with board geatlemei •ef I 1576-L. cash balance $10 per month A bit, floe lot cleaned auJ iroii.nl batla[j.ctioa guaranteed At WOOO PAT IP TOL want to rent a house apartment or and fine trees Douglas Ivy 829 ON ABLE 4 BLOCKS OF CANDL.ER BU>Q FOR RENT lanta *>4 >4 Atlanta Office bupply Co. 22b IVi STRfc.FT buelneBe site se« Edwin P Ajuley Rent Dapt- FARM LAXDS. homt. furn^ Ivy 1QOO Atlanta 363 •ft E \1AKL A SPI3Cl-\LrY OF Rohertsou Pattern Works 3 OOO BUSHELS RED APPLES CARBON PAFE i \\r> 111 EWRIT.ER 14 1 T r-wrm ! \v? Ivy 602fl FOR R.EVT—Nicely fur rooms and kitchenette, for FOR REfVT—Modern cottage 6 rooms and bath TABLE BOARD CLOSE IN housekeeping $J 50 week 388 Peachtree APPLH ori.ha.rd loaded vlth winter applea for A1I.4MA blL-VM Dib. A. LLLVMNO \\UHKi bLPPLII^a __„ - -_ north side $18 Phono Ivy 6432. sale Habersham county northeast oJ Auburn Vvt I\> _J4O -V ianta J Hi S>21 ALSTfr LL. BL.DG MAIV 2666 85 LUCKIE ST. IVY 3150 a room convenient to btttii elec- Owncr * Box 52 Baldwin Ga T\\ O nice rooms wit Clo^e In Ivy 4399 J 1'IA^OS V \1> 1*1A\O Ht.-4.lli AUTOMOBILES FURINISHEO OR UNFURNISHED. couples In suburban homt. terms asonabl* RO JMS 1-1 ( faprlng st MR" Vl\\U Bt YL.R 1 tau attvtJ juu uio^ FOR *» -4.1.1^. no Gbiectlon to thild ex hang Ivy 6002 I* FOR RENT—Bungalow,, on cor- ed Address Suburban ner 15th and West Peachtree, with means to H\L. ^OMK-^L-lUt A-U iiL LJi^K Ls Used Car&, Higlit Prices RFA.3ONADLF room and b conveniences FI RM^HL,])—HOLTH SIDE. bTLDt-UA.h.1 J y-iia L Ufc,,, uiif 1 IK Cttr timat«s gladly Lu uidhed L bu> a.ad han l« "' ""vVALI tR HLGriES on Ponce de Leon thre from Peach FOR RENT—Furnished rooms upstairs for young bony &nytMmg you have Cadillac j pasfaen^er Touring «_ar with garage, servant's room, all eecoiid liind lambtr Fatrunagi. tolltiied U Bee PAIN 1IJNG tree references recjulreil Coiistuutlon men alao rooms for young ladles on Brat floor 110 Ldgewood aveaue Cadi lao 4 j asetngtr Touiins Car conveniences. Furnished or un- for sale read Constitution Oveiland _ pa«Js rger Runabout. NIC FLY fu fron room t> couple or three 82 Walker etreet 1 > minutes ot Five Joints , roor All fully equipped aiid in tood con-ntlon, jaung met ladles v. in ted > Wcet Pforth a/e TWO nicely fur front bedrooms dining room furnished Call Ivy 4924 want ads every morning. man call Cunningham ottice -4o^ Pec, « i HQKNL. BltUi painting coDtraetors all kinds Stwun heat Table boarders • jittd anJ kitchen aleo 2 room apt for housekeeping Et or phone II —>7 Repair wo A of j. 1 k nils at pal ting iuteilor decorating also extt,i or BUICK MOTOR CO. sink e\cry convenience 23O Washington at 1 241 Pc.4CHTRl.fc. STREET All «ork tuar.intend Frt painting Sigo painting a specialty We di board if desired reasonable walking distanci FOR REN1—rum shed first flour room ror bouse ha dwcod floors- Offke Lnlted supyly and Pain ref E re n ceg 130 E Pine Ivy 1136 L Lompanj Fhuna Main 1487 \% e also do wor* COLUMBIA AUTOMOBILE keeping private bath referencee 260 Wood FOR RENT—Houses FOR RENT—Houses. BCTVRDERS WANTED—Lx b-jard with ward Main 2590 EXCHANGE eteam heated rooma at "V apartments 287 EDGE^VOOD AVENUE Ivv _247 FOR RENT—Fur convenient South LARGFST etc! Jfoive dea \wre of ueed cars In thf >ms running water fine location orn Medical col men prefenred yj FOR RENT hou^e tinted SQIK& o on hand at prices Croai LARGE r McDaniU st truction ompa 31S Fourth 100 to ?1 00 Write ly Peachtn 28 and 32 E North ave Mra ; ~ Mn n 1455 White U or Plaza hotel CQNTRACIING PLASTERER ''OR SAL.1 —Fin _ and fine looking radii 354 EUCLID AVENUE, between Colquitt and Moreland avenues— 1 PEACHTREE leslden delightful M \-TLRI\L. CAR! FLLL'i rtRMb-HED Uc and all equipment will eell Lcely fur rooms all AMD REPAIR WORn. IOVT- Bli t\t*LF~' >m with private bath st best loca Call l\y 1S4 or address Capitol M J213 2-story, ID-room house, with steam heat, large, shaded lot, with Both Phones Main J"S4 \ Un^i »>SJ, good table Ivy UoO 1 TOR REVT—2 ilcely tur rooms J W JAML* & CO i ADVANCE PRINTING CO. halmers tell starter look1; GEVTI-EMAN or buslncfafi tlon gentlemen preferred 2-H S Pryor St garage and servant's house Thoroughly modern and fronting car Office 21W South For-,jth Strict BOUK A\D JOB PRINT1 RS Cu price on all aucl run^ like w 11 t tide for equity in excellent room and board it 226 JVT street j printing lor nest Sfte&n days 1U4 Auburn ave .Ive Automobile Exchange Tepma very reasonable ur for li COTTON \v ^.REHOUSE. nua Boll phone Ivy 7_8J J _ TWO yo ;ns mon • •ate family line Best section of Inman Park Price $60. W ill lease if desired. PLACJE yijmr~or ierS for brauda u •*, C n 3O ~~~ J_OO~ca*a One Columbia reasonaDU) uaaru an o» i m stairs pri e on t>randt> All work t tai THE JOHN S COOK PRINTING COVIPA.NY 0 l«rma Daj and Night Service Icafhtn-e Phone Ivy fflH)8-J HaiwelJ Rubber Stamp Lx> 23 S ^ Bn Quality Printing Envelopes a Sp ialtj , Houetun street THBEF or Ii •eflned private FOUR, nicely furnished rooms far rent. 503 Wash- 3 0 jgigevyood A\e Ivy ^o_18 J nt rth aide bora« all ington street Main 3415 B. F. BURDETT REALTY CO. WA'\TED. Ivy 7(f48 J ^u.u.. »,.-- — -j uuj..» j«uj plunbmg ~PAT\T£ \>0 CKEOSOTtT" FOR RE%T—N Lcely tur NH-ELV rui W Baker st 413-14 Empire Bldg Phones 2099. terial Ot Pickert Plum»ing C umpat WANTED — 5-passenger auto; ence 3, bloi everything n^ec.e I In t*ie pIumb4iiR 1 nt C * BIDDER & SON liy 3J100 J FOR RETVT—Two nicely fur rooms close in atwction to n.pai *-' "" "-" " MANLFXCTURERS of h gh grade pa nts. must be good f will pay cash GENTLEMEN ftho wish large, well fur rooms phones 250 lead and creosote stains We make mixea palTta to order Corner La L ratice for it Give model, price and your and good breakfast in rellned Peachtree home, FURBISHED—WEST WANTED—Money call Ivy 30SS J WANTED—Money L TV sta Bell [>lione Ivy jS 2 J Atlin a. TWO beautiiEtillj fur rooms nflvate home, with telephone number Mean busi- FOR REMT—Nicely board out any Ihildren every convenience Weel ness Addre&a C, Box 5, care i Ivy «2 780 L oBT -A few select boarde; WANTED panj b"Cor« j on get your papering done ' I^AFITRXISHED—\VEST END. Prices are reat-onablc satisfaction la guaranteed OVF nice large room and board FOR RFNT—Two large rooms and kitchenette, 11 South Foray to street Main 492i Atlanta AUTOMOBILE WANTED Carnegie Way Ivy 6977 screened hot water electric lights best lo- MONEY—MONEY—MONEY—MONEY FOR HEAL, tS FAT E FOR RFVT—Cicely fur rooms with board cation 'West End alao earag-e Call West 201 J "WE HAVE an application for $3 000 on an East Lake Drive home worth 115 ACRES in h(-art of Iron belt property gentlemen references 60 __Piedmont ave $10 000 to $12,000 MITL Kb L.L bT \l either -tide held at $15 QUO Make Sue apple FURNISHED OR. UNFURNISHED. do dry !>tt«tm ^ leant rig and tailoring ortiidrd or chicken farm while waiting for de front room and dressing room FOR RCMT—Two unfurn shed connecting rooms AN APPLICATION" for $1 800 to $2 000 on property just sold at S-ToOQ Mti 3 \\ork calkd 'or and delivered Belcher Heating & Plumbing Co Peach tret I\y 2774 J q velopment of Iron pubtibl iti s Only first class Clooe Jn furnished If preferred, price reason AN APPLICATION for $1.300 on property sold for 94000 Will pay 7 per cent. Harui Miniver U t \IRLIL T ^ Pauot^jV •» 6 j_ auto considered W M btott &. Co J10 211 VICEL.Y fur rooms with board In all con able 342 Central ave C oulL bldg venloncAB 130 Ivj st Ivy 413S J WE ARE not asking- you to list your monej with us to place for you, as we CTVRD Sli.%S V"\D SCB.MC PAINTER. , I'LL 1IBI&G \\D HEATING FOR RENT—2 room i and kitchenette (ur or have the three above gilt-edge applications and are read> to close with \\ANTE. By part>~ ' IN exclusive home roore with board for coup it untur West End convenient to 3 car lines ~\\ O™LrvKfcTK~ TRACTORS. you, so it you have money to lend and want to lend it on gilt-edge security wor h orf a td p&\ able 510 down \apOr heat 7 W __8th_ W 554 _____ to good moral risk, we have the applications GRESHAM-JACKbON CO balajico monthly Addr I- 70J . are Oonatl NEWLY Cu FOR RFNT—Five good rooms furnished or un SPFC1AL. ai entluu g *en to ovcrhaullag heating Atlanta furnished suitable for light housekeeping 42 anil plui ibliiE \ork 2& Luckle street. Ivy 5J27 a ligh er i-oadsiei touring Hood et GEO. P. MOORE A 1 conditio i no wanted SOUTH SIDE. "REAL ESTATE AND RENTING BURN AVENUE will p j > cabh Se* _T \V \LSVANDER t at 4U7 YOUNG men or business lad lea can get lovely \ E cTean all I I"u& o£ carpets and front room •with or without mea s ' teat, ever? FOR tlean ^^, 'eathe p tlo'ws and beda new home W 8jO J CPPlilES —^ACCESSORIES . BO ORDERS WANTED—The Elme House, for $20 PER MONTH on a year*a learn; first-class, S\\E our i,u o aiid moio jc.lt? tlre;> by using to room and board 293 East new brick storeroom flne location for bust- REAL ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—For Sale. Auto Pam.ture Cure Seals \al\e leaks and all ss big territory la fast developing section, H-\RRIb &. CO pun lu ts up to 20 penny *,pik&3 Automatically at PVIMfc,ktS A%D \V\5L. PtPIIHJ'SG. EXCEIJLENT table board and good rooms con- fine business street. \\are A- Harper No 7^5 Rl US c eaned and. bound Furniture repaired un e pieservet> the rubber prevents tuoe from All Nat 1 Bank bldg Main IJ'OS and Atl 1808 id kin,, to i-asacg sa\ea ^> per cent of tire venient location all conveniences 358 White WILLIAM S. ANSLEY bid on jour papering and house Dilatin hall street. THRFE handsome new stores and loft *t No* Ha "ne ^^ J96**Plpdmon™ \ve Ivy 2660 L. t\peiee 50 per (.ent tire trouble and 40 per cent 134 130 and 1J8 Whitehall street. Aim Vo North Poor at eet Phones Iry 4 o' our itliBKWi \Vatch for tiaae mark A. P C young men boarders at REAL ESTATE 217 ATLANTA NATIONAL, BANK BUILDING Freab Ueat» and its 3oG3 meals ^Vest 11^5 J 26 Whitehall street George W Scjple Paoi*« \\a ren Pla«,a OardEe ^3 \l o.rren place Auto 203 No lU Edgewood avenue THREE ACRES atod S-room house at Decatur This Is In two blocks of Agnes 1-ish anU PuncLurg ___Cti_ro_ OoMpgnj Atlanta Ga Scott, fronts two streets, one of which is the best in Decatur has 200 feet h p banes. FOR RENT—Fart of stor space good locatloo. 5 c \.iip cLFAiNiS CARBON" 57 3 Pryor Pryor Pressing Club M 2392 J front, beautiful shade, plenty of fruit. House has eight rooms with fine piazza \M b IIAAF PIVNO ' Lstabliahed 1S7> CORRECT CAST-OFF CLOTHING water, sewer and lights, also 2-room servants house You can build three FtRXACES. he most beautlTul (iefaigna W arranted fo 10 IT Ib NO FAKE FART Of store and all of basement centrally re Indorsed Oj thotu,ands or satisfied cus DKOP « card we 11 crintt cated Apply Bennett 3. 25 S Broad more houses on the Jot If you wish Price, tll.500 for all or will sell vacant iers and dealers w F Malcom bouthern OUR CXPKR1ENCD PROMPTED Ii3 TO clothing- The Vg It is a home Moncrief or^ J B Lee __ 275 Marietta Street. ui-MCt-b in the Moore butldios at No lo Au- INVESTMENT—fiouse of six rooms, one of three rooms and small store Cor- NOTILh A.tTOVOBIL,B CnVNrKS—niiy be trou- MEDICAL Ijurn. aife Steam heat, passenger elevator ner lot. Rented for $25 month. This is on good street on south Bide FURNACE REPAIRS ~ ble! \ita punctures rim. cutn and blow outs'* light* and Janitor eeriice $12.50 to *IS. Ot» Price. For $7 m« nej order or chpcfc we will ship prepaid 1JR EDMONDSON 3 Peanyroyal and Cot lurnlHhod of^cc price 817 M -, THK EICHBERG HEATING i . -- ton Root I'lUa a safe and reliable treatment Main 4535 445 Marietta St. an --.hero in the soutlierti 8>^te& four cai^, 01 FOR RENT—Oftlce and stock room 33% Auburn $600 FOR BEAUTIFUL lot In Decatur in half block of car line close to all P^r ure Sealo esaugh lor one cur with tl-es for Irregularities. ox by mafl SO cents. aven 1 200 square teat $2u DOW Ivy QS41 schools Sidewalk, sewer and water and lights, 50x190 This is In first- FEATHERS. NEWBANKS S \ { to 34x4 Puncture Sealo eliminates pune- Frank Edmonoson & Bros MaHaracturfng Chem class neighborhood and 18 awful cheap One-quarter cash, balance monthly »*r*.b rim cuts and blow outs Be quick Id 13 NortH Broad; street Atlanta, Ga -,_ bods and p'llowr . J N UTTltS palcu and repairs all ktad» o' irt t, Puacture Sealo Co 407 tdgawood ave. DRESSMAKING—SEWING at once will pay cash r same Call At- rooms aeils aad puta on root 'elt and paint, \tl nta Ga J?4 ^ -il r-ialJ Main B« Use the Want Adq wnen you lose ANT&.D—Dressmaking and sewing *t private laota pncae 473 Bomething—getting: into

SPAPFRf " T Page Twelve 5EHE CONSTITUTION, 'ATLANTA,. GA., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1913.

, epeakefr, iirsreoV was to be: foiandU In a means that the -work hitherto largely means for Improving the physical and •more* rigid ;ahd energetic" emforceiiaent confined -to detection of the presence mental health of the people/* CONGRESS of state health laws. of preservatives ia labeled foods which In. W; paper read before the : pure so CUMMINS IS PLANNED SIA1EHEALIHI "A., factory ." may"" be run under the. do,not carry organic diseases, ahd the food, symposium this .afternoon T>r. H. DENY TIME EXIEN1N most insanitary eonditioftus'/* :he con-, prosecutions for" .raisbrandlng .•which" tinued, '"milking1 may be done by' a might work a monetary fraud on the, ifi. Barnard, of the Indiana state board Washington. September 9-^-Senatbr 1 men recovering from scarlet jfever. or consumer, should be Widely and rapid- of; health.- urgred the enactment of a Cummins declared' during .the tariff FOR mONS OF 1888-9 BY AISBERG milk may be produced on. aV farm ly extended to,the control of interstate law by1 every state in the union, com- where-a -member of-the-faTOtly 1» suf- commerce in the -dangerous jmlabeled pelling .'laborers In canning .factories debate today that consrrcW Aftd 'lost fering, from typhoid, and .the ;fed*r»l foods which can transit and Trtiioh do and food maimfact rles to have cer- its place in . the affection* '" of the Hon. T. E., Massengale, Ex- Dr. --Wiley's Successor Says authorities have no power to act. Even transit serious "diseases. Plans '• for tificates of health. American people, who had sub'stituCed If these products are shipped across a .extending this work to interstate ship- Dr. Barnard declared that ''satisfac- Askjed Smoke. Board to Give Member of Senate, Commu- Rural .Communities Are Not , state line and samples-are taken, there ments of milk all over the country tory-meat inspection never wJll be at- •/ .Them One Year More in Us place "a single will" — that of is no method for analysing'a product have already been made. .. rt. Is the tained unless the state assumes re- President Wilson. He assailed; the nicating With Survivors. Protected From -Disease. which can supply evidence that the plan of the department to do more Time. » democrats for the secret caucus an3 food Is produced in insanitary ways than" exercise merely police control sponsibility for stampin1 g out bovine or -within contaminating reach of epi- tuberculosis and hog cholera." insisted they had ignored party prin- over interstate shipments," ciples. - ' . •- - ' demic or endemic diseases. State au- Need ot Cabinet Officer Stressed. Norwood, Ga., September 9.—(Spe- Colorado Springs. Colo., September 9. thorities, however, can enter these fac- . Fifteen or twenty owners of apart- To prove his assertion, 'he saW "he cial.)—Hon. T. E. Massensale, a mem- City dwellers; alone are protected by tories, need not wait for shipments to 'A. need of a cabinet officer to. pre- Left $35,000 to Tulane. ment houses, appeared before • the would read from the .works 'of. "the- ber of the Georgia senate of 1888-9, the federal pare food law, according cross state lines and, therefore, pro- side over the health cf the nation was smoke board yesterday afternoon and man who has more influence In .the to Or. Carl U. Alsberg, chief chemist vide only that their laws are effective emphasized tonight in the address of New York. September 9.—Watson D. asked for an extension of the time for is arranging" for a reunion of the sur- and the funds at their disposal ade- Woodward, a.wealthy dentist, who died congress of the United States ;thar». of the department of agriculture, who Rudolph Herring, president of the as- one "year before they would be com- any man ever before had." told delegates to the annual Convention quate, can prevent the sale of .these here recently, left an endowment for pelled to comply with the city ordi- deadly unlabeled 'foods," sociation. Referring to the expansion the dental school of Tulane university "T refer to \\~oodro\v Wilson," he to the American Health association nance looking to the elimination of added, ' . ! '* The products !>r. Alsberg considered In other departments of the federal at New Orleans that eventually will today that the"" health Interests of ru- most dangerous and, therefore, which the smoke nuisance. After, hearing government, he said: reach $35,000. In addition. Dr. Wood- from them at length, the board de- Senator Cummins quoted" from Presi-' ral communities were being: sacrificed should be most carefully watched, did dent Wflson's book, 'The New Free-, not enter largely into interstate trade. "It seems clearly in the line of na- ward gave Tulane, Immediately 'avail- clfned to accede to their request. to the great centers through the inac- able, a fund for the establishment 6f dom," and from tho chapter headeil Srhey. Included 'milk and other dairy tural development that the administra- The apartment house owners made tion of state health authorities. He nine prizes of $50 each, and for the "Let There Be Usjht." its test.- he reminded them that federal control products. water, fish and shell-flsfti, the point that it was. unfair to them candy and, in fact, all food that is tion of the public heaJth affairs of the afd of poor students in the dental said, was that the "popular will was limited to interstate commerce, country should be delegated to an in- to be -subjected to rules which did not and had no authority to undertake eaten raw or Is shipped exposed to the course. apply-to" residences, as their buildings should be substituted for the rule ,of air." dependent department, presided c/ver guardians." inspection of food within the borders by a cabinet officer. were only collective residences. They of any state, To Protect WomI Communities. "That must hav(> hepn written bo- "Cuba Is the only country in our Ambassador Gerard Sails. also complained from the smoke .made "The probability, therefore," said Dr. "With the declaration that the pure by owners oE residence bouses which fore he was apnolnte-i guardian for" AlsberJ?. "is that there are upward association," he said, •'"that has a na- New York, September 9.—James W. food law was* "largely an economic often proved very annoying to their the American congress." Cummins of 70,000,000 people who have no ef- measure," in that it compelled prin- tional department of public health and Gerard sailed today to take up his said. ficient and systematic protection from cipally accurate, branding1 of goods en- a minister of public health with a duties as United States ambassador to tenants. Senator Cummtns Insisted the demo- the major causes of -the spread of ty- tering into interstate commerce, Dr. seat in the cabinet. But it does not Germany, Complaint' "was also made that the phoid* tuberculosis, deadly Intestinal Alsberg said the department of agri- crats had not followed the prlnclpU?Sr ' seem Odlfflcult to foresee it can only Asked If he thought he could Hvd public uchools did not comply with diseases of infants, scarJet fever, sep- culture was considering an extension be a question of time when we shall on his $17,000 salary, Ambassador the law in regard to smoke, and, as laid down by the president in hts tic sore throat, trichinosis and other of Its powers in order to protect fur- Gerard, whose wife's father was Mar- It will probably be impossible for them, book. He declared that through the ailments resulting- from the circula- ther the rural commiunities. have a national department of" a sim- ilar character. No service can have cus Daly, the copper king, replied: to secure the funds necessary to in- president's domination of congress tion of disease-producing organisms." "The department feels it should give stall snioke extinguishers, they will that body was rapidly drifting- into a Solution of the Problem. more attention to the protection of more Justification for Its existence "That Is aomething I should worry The solution of the problem, the these communities," he aaid. "This than such a one, which establishes about later on." • . be unable to comply with the law. "subservient attitude." CLASSIFIED A D VER TISEMENTS- Continued

HON. T. E. FOR RENT—Houses REAL ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—For Sale. WANTED—Real Estate WANTED—Real Estate Who proposes reunion of the legisla- ture of 1888-9. ALTOLOMA SPECIAL WILL LEAVE viving members of that body. Quite a W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON OLD UNION STATION PROMPTLY, AT 3:25 P. M. WANTED—SMALL ACREAGE TRACT number of the members are dead, Bell Phones 1031-1032. 11 EDGEWOOD AVE, Atlanta Phone 1881. among1 them being F. G. duBIgnon, YOU ARE ESTVITED who was the president. HAVE CLIENT who will pay cash for bargain in 5 to 2!) Mr. Massengale is communicating FOR RENT FOR SALE TO VISIT -vrlth each of the surviving members, IN INteAN PARK. Ansloy Park. West End and acres unimproved land close to Atlanta on or near and is talli.ig for a reunion to take tn all of the best residence sections of the A HIGH-CLASS HOME In Klrkwood, two-story, city we bare a number of pretty homes ranging 10 rooms; all conveniences; dandy lot, front- ALTOLOMA place in. Atlanta some tlm*i this fall. from 6 to 12 rooms each, thoroughly modern ing three streets, 125x384 feet, with fruits, car line. This senate held its first session in ana carrying Ml th« conveniences, surrounded shrubbery, garden, etc. Location beet tu com- AT to EXPENSE "the old cap!tol building- on Marietta by pretty homes and good neighbors, they ore munity. Price. J9.000; terms. See Mr. Eve. street, and was1 the rst senate to usually on large lots and close to schools and car lines. A call to us and we will take pleas- TODAY—SUNDAY — TODAY GEORGIA HOME & FARM CO. meet when the state occupied the new ure In telling you about those, or 1C you will capltol. the second session of the legis- come In we will take you to see them in com- IN EAST LAKE section, convenient to hotti E YOU ARE SIMPLY REQUESTED TO INSPECT fortable conveyances. Lake and Decatur cars, 6-room cottage; b Ivy 5767. 114 Candler Bid-?. lature meet ing in the new Capitol ol good material, but not modern; servant's THIS BEAUTIFUL ' PROPERTY—YO U WILL building. "WEST END. house; dandy corner lot, 100x200. Big bargain NOT BE ASKED TO BUY ...... NE5AR Gordon street, we have a beautiful ten- for $2,100. S«e Mr. Bradshaw. About une-half of the members who room private home, on a very large lot. This composed the senate of 1888-9 are home has bath on both floors, i-te just In beau- ALTOLOMA IS SITUATED dead. When that senate met in At- tiful condition, thoroughly modern and a glance lanta the eit.\ had a population of but mid convince that it waa built for a gentle- WE HAVE some lovely grove and open tracts ot Just beyond Decatur —o n the Georgia Railroad —o n the Stone Mountain PROPERTY WANTED! little more than 50,000 people. The man's home. It Is eonvenieat to two car lines. land at Decatur. from 5 to 10 acres, and rang- car line — on the "New York to Atlanta" Highway. Altoloma has three all 3> This can be had-for uals representing large commercial ments on your lota. (750 cash, balance $30 per month with no loa a. TWs IE a corner lot on which yon- can double interests in the gulf states presented yjur money If you will be quick. arguments to show that the volumt LOT SUBDIVISION SELECT YOUR LOTS NOW GRANT PARK COTTAGJ5-—On Mllledge avenue, fcetw «n Grant aud' Cherokee avenue, we have" ft" of business which might be expected corner lot with a modern 6-room cottage, tft at w s offer for ?3.2S0. This Is a. $4.000 plade. FREE— TRANSPORTATION—FRE E Our price Is for a quick sale. Your own ler ms Ill handle it. There is room on this lot to result from the desired Improve- ON CORNER Boulevard DeKalb and South Decatur car for another house. 1C you are In tie market Tor , home you will certainly buy this place It ments would fully warrant »the nation- line, we offer 8 acres suitable for subdivision. About MEET MY AGENTS "" look at U. al government In undertaking to Im- one-half of it a pretty natural grove, with Boulevard De- NORTH SIDE RESIIM2NCE—On Euclid, avenue we have a new, modern, 10-room. two-utory house, prove the river by a system of locks 3:25 P. M.— TODAY— 3:25 P. "M. furnace heat, beautiful elevated lot. 30x200, plenty of a'.iatie. that we offer for a quick sale for and dams corresponding to those now $7.500. "We will take as part payment a small piece ot property or a. good vacant lot. This Kalb certain to be paved through to East Lake. We believe AT THE TICKET WINDOW. is a $10,OOO place. Our price and terms are for a quick E&IC. Talk to us about it at once. being: Installed on the Black Warrior that you can make a big profit in this tract. Price $7,500, river. OLD UNION STATION— OPP. KIMBALL HOUSE The engineer board, headed by Gen- $1,000 cash, balance i, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years with release clause eral Black, showed interest In the for lots sold. FOR SALE case and promised to give the matter W. P. - COLE. Mgr. PONCE DE LEON AVENUE—On the best part of this fine avenue, an elegant consideration in framing their project. 2-story home. It has hardwood floors, sleeping porch and is furnace 1408 CANDLER BLDG. PHONES, IVY 432; AT L. 953. heated. Was tiuUt for and occupied as a home. Price $11,500 on terms. IF YOU CAN NOT GO, MAIL COUPON BELOW PIEDMONT AVENUE—Let us show you a nice home on this splendid street. ATLANTA'S STRIDES $1,050—NORTH SIDE BUILDING LOT It is convenient to Tenth Street school. Piedmont Park and on large lot. To W. P. COLE, Manager, We have one on the east side and also one on the west side of the street. FROM DAY TO DAY ON ELEVATED street between Piedmont avenue and j MORELAND AVENUE—In Inman Park, we have a nice 6-room house on large Juniper street, 33^2x136 feet, one and a half blocks of 1408 Candler Building, Atlanta, Ga. — - lot, built and occupied as a home. Garage on the place. Price ?6,000 on ' Continued from Page Ten. Peachtree, one block of Piedmont Park, one block of Tenth PLEASE- MAIL AT ONCE PLAT OF r Bering. ; ___ street school, next door to a new Bungalow now being com- j LOTS—On St. Charles and Highland avenues. lot on th« -west side- at Wood street, "being -1O feet west and SJ2 feet north ot Hie northeast pleted'. Price $1,050, $150 cash, balance $25 per month. corner ot. land lot 177. 200x200, in the Four- ALTOLOMA "W. T. NEWMAN & COMPANY teenth district, and oelng in land lot 248, Sev- REAL, ESTATE AGENTS «nteenth district. August 4. AND OTHER INFORMATION Bell Phone. Main 4311. 904 Fourth Nafl Bank. Bldg. $1,000—Mrs. Ivacy Caldwell to Shorter Kanttln, No. 115. Gordon street. 5OxlO. August 29. Sign Name Quitclaim Deeds. SPECIAL HOMES SI—Georars "Ware and W. J. Harper to Ij, C- NORTH SIDE HOMES McKInnoy, No. 99 Copeniiill avenue. 65x157 feet. Address .... September 6. PONCE DE LEON AVENUE, 9 rooms, 2 stories, hardwood floors, WE HAVE listed with us two new i ^4-story bungalows close in on ?1—Germania Savings banli to Mrs. Cora the North Side, modern and up-to-date in every respect. We .Barnhardt, lor . south side Greenwood avenue, furnace beat. Has been built about one year. Price for a I'oO feet west ot Fredriker street. 50x20 feet. quick sale $12,500. Terms arranged. can sell these at $6,000 each, on easy terms of payment; also two Sen tern her 6. $1—Mrs. Frances A. Stokes to Mre. Emma 40 ACRES brick veneer houses in the best section of the North Side for $8,750; TT. jjftcliclJ, Jot on west side waitehaJI Ter- CLOSE to car line and East Lake, will subdivide into 100 large lots terms $1,000 cash and $60.00 per month. racer 70x1-45 feet. land lot 85. Fourteenth dis- trict. November. 1911. • HIGHLAND AVENUE that will sell all the way from $300 to $700 each. $24,000 will $1 antl Other Consideration—Estate Mary H. t>enay by executors, to >Irs, Mat tie A. Jokasoa, buy the whole tract on terms of $6,000 cash, balance I, 3 and 3 L. P. BOTTENFIELD %lot east side P^eples sLreet. 130 feet north of TWO STORIES, 8 rooms, modern, lot 55x200 feet. This ia a bargain Matthews street. 66x177 feet. August '20. at $6,000. Kasy terms arranged. years with 6 per cent. HUGH J. LYNH, General Sales Manager. $1—Mrs. M. B. Murphy to A. J. Galloway, strip 3x179 rcet north elde SJ*ert street, 149 1021-25 EMPIRE BLDG. MAIN 3010. feet east of Way land avenu*. September 6. J- R- . ' J, H. See Mr. T. A. Gumm, Manager City Sales Department. $5—Yasser Woolley to John R, Hopkine, •outhwest corner Roy and Smith streets. 200x634 HIGHLAND VIEW . feet, September 6. SMITH & EWING S1,6S9—-Mrs. Gertrude C. Kauffman to Cen- 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, all modern conveniences; hardwood floors, REAL ESTATE, RENTING, LOANS tral Bank and Trust corporation. No. 27 Queen DRUID HILLS CORNER street, 66x150 feet. August 30. furnace heat, etc. Price for quick sale, $5,000. Easy terms. ?i—-MJJton Strauss to Mrs, Lottie 1* Greene, Ivy 1513. 130 PEACHTREE. Atl. 2865. NO. 17 Avry drive. 62sl6S fc«t. September 6, WE HAVE a corner lot that lies beautiful—155x290 feet—that we 51—Li, E. BIseell to SBTO«, same propcrtj. SEE September 'J. can sell for the low price of $55 per front foot. ?1—W. J. Brown. Jr., to same, same prop- TRADE erty. September 4. TWO BRICK STORES and, two apartments on Fair St. Leased fo'r S55 ner REMEMBER that this is $20 per front foot cheaper than any lot W. L. & JOHN O. DUPREE month. . in the Hills. W'HITBHAiiT'STBEET CORNER^A. vacant lot 90xi5G7~PrIce, 3150 "per front £637—Thomas J. Wesley u> Atlanta Banking BELL PHONE M. 3457. REAL ESTATE. 501-2 -EMPIRE BLDG. foot, \Vili take good_farm or acreage as part payment. REASONABLE TERMS. . . , Bnd Savings company. No. -to Chastain street. r 42-tlO Icet. September 3. A" CORNER ON PRYOR STREET—100~feet fronfage7~ ~AS~excellent buildtne Leased for ten years at $220 per month. Price ?40,000. Will take a good Building Permits, farm as part paymen t. jJo loan against _thjs_ property. TURMAN, BLACK .& CALHOUN .;, $330—To Mrs, L. A. Ga-rtroll. 506 Ponce de SOME GOOD~P~ROPERTY in EUberton. Ga., to trade for farm lands in south- ; Ijeon. to Inclose balcony. J. W. Foote. con- west Georgia. | 203 EMPIRE BUILDING. "' . ' • .<. : tractor. IF YOU HAVE property to trade,~I~have~s6me good propositions to offer. $70—To W. A. Hatliday. 260 E^ist Georgia ave- nue, to build sleeping porch. R. L.. Jones, con- tra ctor. 808-ACRE FARM—RICH IN MINERALS $£•.70— To J. G. Oglesby, Jr.. 2O Marietta Street. MILTON STRAUSS 620 Forsyth Building. Ivy 1053, DREWRY STREET S43—To Mrs. C. M. Jarvis, 000 Simpson- street, UNSURPASSED FOR AGRICULTURE ral^e -and underpin. Mr. Blackburn, contractor. WITH every known city improvement ;:-tO—To R. O. CooJiran. 311 East .Vortb ave- IN TWO hours' ride of Atlanta, and cornering- in the growing nue to build frame garage: day work. town of Kingston, Ga., we have one of the best plantations down aad paid for, accounts for the S.-.O—To O. F. Fra:iklin. 1-T5> Martin street, in Bartow county, containing SOS acres, 500 of which are now PONCE DE LEON HOME BARGAIN t-5 (-hatiKe front and repair; day work. cleared for cultivation, the balance being" in pine and hardwood BEADY SALE OF LOTS AND S-J.OOO—To MeD. Baldtrin. 14 Severn etrcer. timber. One 10-room house, seven tenant houses, barns and WE HAVE instructions from owner to sell a beautiful 2-story, 9-room house. HOUSES. to build two-story frame dwelling* day worfc. . outbuildings. Rich vein of iron ore on southern part of this Every modern convenience; servant's room in basement.; house screened 5200—To EM Wright. 262 Juniper street, to property. Soil, of a red pebbly clay on the uplands, grading up throughout; on nice level lot, in the best'section of Ponce de Leon. Owner Is tu

{NEWSPAPER! NEWSPA.PE.Rr THE CONSTrrtOTON, ATXuUSTA, QA, 1913.- -1 Thirteen

FV7UKES SIAK&ETS. •RASGE IN SEW YORK cc rros HANOE IN NEW OHLEXS3 COTTOM. WHEAT DECLINED ATLANTA QUBIAIHS lOpent HishI Low J Sale! CitMf- STOCKS WAITED COTTON HELD ITS |Op«Dl HIIln. Low! CORN LOST HEAVILY Sept...... l i {...; 12.S8-SS 13.00-05 Oci. . . 1 13.G013.32!I3. 13.01-03 | | 12.9S-S9 13.10-11 Doc, . ,il.l.iT!13:iT 12.98 13.0SII3.0T-O.. S 13-08-07 13.22113.20 13.01 13.04 VJ.04-O5 13.15-1« (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Produc* Com- Jan. . .- lZ.W) 12.»7|12.07-as|l2.97-n.. S 13.27 13.32 13.06 13.OS 13.08-09 13.20-21 " - paoy, 57 South Broad Street.) I 13.05-06 13.17-1!> BUTWpNED OH ALL SESSION i Feb. . ..il3.lSll3.lSIiS.1. 6 13.16ll2.99-13!12:9S-1.. 3 I Ma: . lia.24ll3.25ll3.Ct) 13.08 13.06-081 13.07- ' 13.36|i:i.4113.16 13.27 13.17-18 13.30-31 13.43113.50 13:30113.3013.23-26113.37-38 rca* ...... > ...... 113.27 13.29 I3.0B 13.13 13.13-14 13. 10- CALIFORNIA ORANCES. taner'.i *5-00 When Grain Report ; Market -V^as Active, But Ex-iS.'. 13.14-15113.1O-11 Government Grain Report Prospects ':- -for"- Plowing Im- FANCY GRAPEFRUIT ": ..... /. J4.50*i 00 July. 13.15-17 13.12-14 -EAN3. »»..-.. dn,»i » Made Public the Stobk citement Had Subsided: ~7^ Closed easy. Shows the Corn Crop Will proved—This Had Weak- ONIONS; " Wd. iVg ' ; ; : : : ; : . .*. V.V.V 7 White . . : Be About 660,000,000 CABBAGE, craVei'lba." .'".'.".'.'.'.'.".' Market Showed Some ;A<>r '• Close Was Steady, One = ening Effect, on the Market. to c. ... BONDS. STOCKS. FLORIDA CEL«EHY""da*lJ* .*.".'-.. T5S»<1.00 : Bushels Short. . Corn Rallied Late in Day. POTATOES, rpds.. bui&el, new crop ...... *!•)'{ tivity —Bond s Lost. .- "; Point Lower to 4 Higher. «mte, bushel, new croo ...»*. . ]. S- ref Pre». LEMONS, box ...... «5-5» do. ref. apon. . .. High. Low. Closs. Cl«i». Chicago, September 9.—Improved 'EGG PLANT- crate .. , - ...... Jl.OO New York, September 9. — It wa* not New York. September 9.—The cotton Amalgamated Copper . . 78% '7 77% Washington. September 9.—Hot TOMATOES, taney, crate Btoclt..., ---- S097-0 flo. 3s. ..102 G c until after the appearance* of tfae;R«W- market was active again today, but 3a. coupon -.102 American Agricultural 42 42^4 weather and drouth have played havoc prospects for fall plowing had a Choice " 4K. rc^lsj ered . . American Beat Sftgar . . 27% 27 27% 28 weakening effect today on wheat. The Cucurabere , ..__ _ . : .$2.50 ernmerit crop report In thfe l^et hoar showed less excitement while the ac- with the nation's corn crop, causing [email protected] tion of prices suggested rather a re- 4s, coupon. , . , i. . , . , . . American Can. ... 34 . 33."% 83% a loss of 421.000,000 bushels between government report turned ou,t even LETTUCE, drurfi of today's .trading that thfe stock OS more bearish than expected regard - SQUASH, yellow -...'... ket shpwea, .^p-jtct " actionary sentiment after the big?" ad- i^us-'t^afmeT^iS*^" Amer. Car and Pdry. . 47% 41 \4 47% 47% August 1 and September, according WfcUa , . ..,._.. with £«c decialVje-jc vance and In view of improved wenth- Amen.-an Agriculturaal 5s.. bid., American Cotton Oil . . 43 43 43 . 43 to the government's monthly grain re- ing- wheat, with corn just as bullish PEPPER, 6-baaktt crate er . reports. October contracts, sold * , Tel. and Tel. cv 4n. bid.. -.300 American Ice Securities . 23% 23% 23 23VJ, port issued today. Since first esti- as looked for and. oats about as pre- OKRA. cr«t6, tender but business was ^ Tobacco Cs. bid. . Unseed 9*4 9% fluctuations possessed 54 per bale- above the low level on f mates of the outcome for corn this dicted. Net changes "In the market an.1 Co. 454... .. AITT Loci otiv. 33 % 35% POULTRV AND EGGS, cance;' ' Pending the recfcpt'-o//- Saturday on an early advance, or •= -fin. 4fi and Re- season were made there has been a were: wheat 1-4 to 7-8c decline; corn Hena, live. p^ucS Frlwa, pound T ... 15c crop figures traders i5referr«fl td^rii«rlc>^ •within 6 points of the high records ' " . -la U9f!0) fas- - decline in condition amounting to l-2e loss to l-S@l,-4 gain; oats otf a Ducks ., ,.. Me time. whe final movement' "warn., '•«!>*•'•"' made shortly after the publication of do. pfd. . . .10114 101 100% 1«>% 666,000.000 bushels and from indica- sixteenth to 1-4; provisions less ex- ... 26c last week's bullish government crop j oiist Line la* 4s.. Amer. Sugar ReSnlng 10014 100% pensive by a shade to lOc. ward with a fair degree 0.J acUv$ty.;-j; and Ohio 4s tions of the crop condition on Sep- report, but subsequent fluctuations Amor. Tel. and Tel. .13114 131Vi 33114 130% Wheat speculators took due notice •Speculators bought stocks; In, the 'last .. 7.. .232 230 22r> 225 tember 1 the harvest will be 2,251,000,~ Grain. hour on the theory that while, the were Irregular, with the market eas- E istt cv. Anaconda Mining Co. . 38% 38% 38% 38% 000 bushels. of "rains In the winter crop region, a 1 ing off from the best and closing r Ati-1 hi son .... . 04^ 93% 94% 03% change from the recent conditions of No. I mixed oata ...... showing of the corn crop, the prfo^ct- c 96% 96% An Increase In the estimate of the Clipped IMU pal object of concern, was bad enough; steady net I point lower to 4 points hard baked soil that had made plow- Atlantic Coast Line 12O 120 spring wheat crop places that at Texas tL R. oatg (new) it might have been considerably Wars* ing next to impossible and had seri- White corn 13. and O. . . . _ flftiA 96U, 9OH 06^i 243,000,000 bushels, making the com- and that at least this element of un- Unexpected strength in the Liver- ;o. B. ami Quiricy Joint 4s.. .. Bethlehem Steel . .... 35% 34% ously threatened to diminish the acre- Cottonseed inoal bined crop of winter and spring wheat Xo. 2 middling cotton certainty temporarily was removed. .3& J?ool market was attributed by private gen. -ts, bid , Brook lyn Rapid Tanelt, age for .next year. Another element : -i. Mil. and St. P. cv. 4^s.. . '.88% 88^ 88% 89% of the country 754,000,000 bushels, the en general the crop figMres" about ° m«c cables to heavy American and conti- greatest wheat crop ever produced, against the buying side was the s - Brown shorts ...... nental buying, and to the absence of ,-o. R. I. and P. R. R. col. 4s Canadian Pacing . . , .220% 219% 220% 220% expectatic-ns. The faljlng^ off In S?jfi?j" rfg. 4s Central leather. exceeding the record crop of 1901 by eral opinion that the Washington esti- tember condition lri Corn from 7/6.8\-".«r any active, hedge selling from south- rio and Southern ref. and ext. - . Phes.. and Oblo . . " 58 37% r>8 57% 6.000,000 bushels. v mate due at the close would pruve 65.1 had been predicted^. In. fact, 'VJfa ern" sources. The local market open- . . 0(3% Chi. Great Western . . 13% 13% 13 13% much larger than the total figured r and Rio Grande ref. 5s...... 7:1 Chicago, Mil. and *t. The report follows: indicated ylel dof corn was "above 0O*h 36 36 ings had been going on quietly and $4.59; Qood Luck. $3.73: Succeas, $1.30: RaugJi on trade buying, continued bull sup- Missouri Pacific 4s, bid General Electric. . . .144% 14-1% 144 144 1908-12 On the planted area, 1067- Alder, $1.80. Mexican Petroleum rosd 4% following Great Northern, pfd. .126% 126% 126-% 126% 884,000 acres. It is estimated the final that the market, in a way, was belnu: Beana-—Lima, 7%c; ua»y, $3. Its five -point advance yesterday a,nd port and coverinr by recent sellers. w: Active months sold about lit) to 22 Natfo>n.ii Rys. of Mexico 4We. bid.. Great Northern Ore C«r- total production will be about 2,351,- bolstered to prevent any sharp break Iiilt—Per t-raLp. ?1'.'J'J. California Petroleum gained t New York Central gen. 3%a tificates . 34>4 34 34 33% 000,000 hushels. compared with 3,125,- There was no doubt that September J«Hy—8-lb. palls, 51.35; 4-oe., 92.70. poi nts. People's Gas was marked up' ? points net higher, then the market tlo deb. 4« Central . -1Q8V- 108% 108 103% Spaghetti—$1.SO. ' weakened again on the more favora- N. V.. X H. and Hartford ev. 3J£s. ough- Met. . 16 13% 15% 15% 000.000 harvested last year and 2.531,- gave evidence of greater weakness Leather—White oak. ISa. two po-ints to the accompaniment of-f . 62% 61% 61% 02 than other months whren In rtie eariv Pepper—Grain, 15c; ground. ISc. rumors of favorable dividend action^* ble, weekly weather report, reports Norfolk and Western 1st con. 4s.. do. 000.000 bushels harvested in 1911. 1 of further rains In the southwest, and dn. fv. 4s. bid ster 107 107 Spring Wheat—Condition 75.3 per part of the session the market was Flour—Elegant, *fl.73-. Dfamond, JS.80; Sell- Reductions in the dividend rate of St. Noi-mprn Pacific 4s. bid pfd. . !.>% 1.",% depressed by the breaking of th*> Ri-shig. $0.60; Monogram. ?o.35; Carnatloo, Louis Southwestern preferred waTB'"" New Orleans advices claiming that do. 3s International Paper 9 n cent of a normal at time of harvest, S5.2U, Golden Grain. $4.85; Pancake, per crate. -spot cotton had sold there on a ten- International Pump. 6H; 6% •compared with 74.1 per cent on August drouth southwest. Promise of en- $3.00. without effect on that stock, whlcbT '• derable basis. Pcn'i. <-v. 3V.s (1915) Kan. City Southern . 25 ST. 2fi 25 % 1, 90.8 per c<-nt at time of harvest laat larged receipts here counted against Mrd and Compound—Cattolone. $7.20; Snot*- was not traded in, although the com-'' The .afternobn' decline carried prices do. con. -Is. bid , Ladled e Gas . . . . 9fi% 06% 06% 00 year and 76.9 per cent, the average the bulls. Covering by shorts latu t.i " " is. $7.00; Flake White, 10%; L**t. mon declined a point. Lehlgfc - Valley . . .103% 152% 153 153 the day to be prepared for the gov- basis. Money was in demand and rates for. 4 to 8 points net lower, or a shad a St. Louts'and San Francisco 1%. 4s.. and N. .133% 135% 135% 135% condition at time of harvest for the Rtc — .c to S; grita. *2.3S under the 13-cent level for December St. P. nd Sault past ten years. The indicated yield ernment repoi-t was the cause of * r Gherkin*— Par cratt* $1.80: kega. $123 time louns stiffened all around. do. sen. Hs, bid ' . . Mln 13; sweet mixed. faegB. $12. OO; ollT**. 90c tc contracts, but was followed by rallies St. LoMls PruHhwestPrn ron. 4s. bid.. St. M 134 134 per acre, estimated from condition re- subsequent upturn. Bonds lost grourH on lessened deal- r $4.50 tor dozen. S«il)o;ird Air Llnr adj. . >3. bid.. .. Mo.. Kan. and Texas . . 22 22 21% 21% ings. Total sales, pur value, $1,215.000. of 7 or 8 points on covering in the last ports, !s 13.0 bushels, compared with Dealers In oats marked time awai; Exiracts— lOc Souders. I)0c per flO2«n; 35c 3uu- Southern Pswlflc col. 4e. bid Missouri Pacific .... 29% 29% 20% 20% ders, $^ ptr dozen. United States bonds were unchanged ~ few minutes, . . National Biscuit 125 17.2 bushels harvested last year and ing the government report. Prlc^ Spot cotton steady; middling up- 37% changes were narrow throughout. Sugar— Granulated. 8 1-4: llgat browSv 4%; on call. fin. 1st ref. 4s V. V. '.". National Lead . . - - „--• 46 13.3 bushels, the average yield 1908- dark brown. 4%; domino. 8%c. lands, 13.25; gulf, 13.50; sales, none. Southern Railway 5a. bid National Rys. ot Mexico 12. On the planted area, 13,663.000 Anxiety of holders to realize profits do. pen. 4s • 2nd pfd 15% 15% 15% acres, it Is eestlmated the final total were more than enough to wipe <>i, Money and Exchange. Union Pacific 4s N. Y. Central .... 96% 94% Provisions. N. Y.. Ont. and West- production will be about 243.000,000 an early advance in provisions. The New York, September 9.—-Money oh call steady T SPOT COTTON. la b;icoi> (wide and narrow). . Macon—Steady; middling 12. People's Gas 124& 121% 124 122 with 73.7 per cent on August 1, 92.3 Commercial bills. $4.8214- Central 4s, bid. . Plttabure, C.. C. and St. Cornfield fresh pork sausage, link or bulk. Bar silver, 551%. . - Articles. in 23-pound bucket* Athens—Steady; midtlllns V2. Louts 89 87 87 88% per cent at time of.harvest laat year Mexican dollars. 46. WHEAT Comfit]:! frankforts, 10-lb. cartons.. .. Plttsburg Coal 19 10% and 79.3 per cent, the average condi- Sept. . . . Government bonds steady; railroad bonds eaey. -sa^ •87% .87% .88% Cornfield bologna sausage, 25-lb boxes... PORT MOVEMENT. Cotton Region Bulletin. Preeaed Steel Car . 28% 28% 2S 25% tion at time of harvest for the past Deo .Dili .0194 .91 "4 .91^ .01 % Cornfield luncheoa ham, 20-!b- boxea.. .. Galveaton—Steady, middling 13 3-10; net re- Atlanta. Septemhsr 9.—For the 24 hours end- Pullman Palace Car . .151% 131% 153 151 May. .96% .160% 159% 160% 159% ten years. The indicated yield per • 9G% .06!^ -»6 14 .00% Cornfield smoked Link sausage. 25-Ib. boxes 10 Foreign Finances. ceipts 31.341: gross -31.341; sales 2,410; clock nc at 8 a m., 75f h mcrlflfan t1m« - acre, estimated from condition re- CORN— Corn I) eld smoked link sausage in pickle 100,349; exporta'to continent 3.SGS; coastwise 40. public Iron and St< . 24 23% 23% 24 Sept. . . . -75% m 50-lb. cans $5.25 Bnrllh, September 0.—exchange on London, 20 * lo. pfd. 87% 87 ports.. Is 27.8 bushels, compared 'with Dec. . . . -70% •7;iH .7,-:% Cornfield frankforts In pickle. 15-lb kits..$1.75 mo rks 42 pfennigs. Money. 3% per cent. Dis- Now Orleans—Steady; middling 12%; not re- Bock Island Co. .... 17 37.4 bushels harvested last year and May. Cornfield pure lard, tierce basis...... 12% count, 5^i3»%. •TATION1 Or o. pfd 27 26% 26% 26% • 74M; .731/1 Wlpta i;ot>8: gross t.202; sales 1.131; stock 24,- ATLANTA. 29.7 bushels, the average yield 1S08- OAT Country style pure lapd, 00-lb. tins only 1214 Paris. September 0.—Three per cent, rentes, Louie and San Fran- 80 franca 47% centime*. Exchange on London; 188; exports to continent 5W; coastwise 323. DISTMCT- 32. On the planted area. 38,341,000 -4.1^4 .431/4 .42% .42% Compound lard,-tierce basis..- .„•.,••-..- .. lOty nd pfd 9% 9 .-«% D. S. extra ribs ' .. ,. 12% 25 francs 24% centimes. Seaboard Air Line 17% 13 acres, it ig estimated the final total . .•«% -*~»% - Mooilo—Steady; middling 12 13-16; ne receipts -48V* •4S^ "D. S". Rib bellies, meditim average... ".. 13% o. pfd 44% 44 Vi 44% PORK — ^ilr 62Q; groaa 747; sales 500; atock 7,352 exports ATT,AN'TA. production will be about 1.066.000,000 D. S. rib bellies, light average 14: a-rh.ittatiooB ^-Sheffield Steel and Sept. . -. . 22. 20 CornSeia sliced bacon, 1-lb. boxes, 12 to case, co&stwlse 2G5. 29% bushels, compared with 1.418,000,000 22.20 21.90 21.9O Metals. . I>0.40 2O.4U 20.22 $3.75 per case. .ih«rn Pacific . . !XJ% 00% bushels harvested last year knd 922,- 20.33 New York, September 9.—Leftd quiet *t 94-70. .20.55 20.55 20.37 20.42 Savannah—Firm; middling 13; receipts 10 - them Railway - 24% •24% 24 000,000 bushels harvested in 1911. bid: London, £20 12s 6d. 613,; ffross 10,513; sales 5.12S; si . 4T.US1; ex- . 79% 79% 70% 79 Spelter quiet at [email protected]; Tendon, £21 5«. . o. pfd- • - - Condition by States. .11.40 11.40 11.37 11.37 11.37 Atlanta Live Stock Market. ports coastwise 4.127. titssea (Vpwr . - 34% 34% 34% 34% Oct. . . .11.4,- 11.45 11.37 Copper firm; standard epot to November. $15.60, .as and Pacific . 14% Corn's condition In Kansas Is given Jan. . . 11.40 11,42 (By W. H. White, of tho Whito provision Co.J (516.37: December, [email protected]; electrolytic, ' .11.20 11.20 11.12 11.12 11.17 (j'-tjt! to "ho lea steers. 1.000 to 1,000 pounds, Charleston—Steady: middling 12 Ho: Union Pacific . . .131 150% as 10 per cent; last year at this SIDES— $16.7.1^16.87; lake. [email protected]: cftstlnc, < 16:80 Oct. . . (550 to *6.50. 888; gross SS8; sales none; stoc: r-le; period It was 74 per cent and the ten- iJoncJ siitwrs, tOO to 1,000 pounds. $5.25 to JU. V!. clP3: S. Ito" Hy - Tin ^teady ; spot. $12.40gM2.T5 i SepUmberr year average is 70. Other states Modi urn to good atears." 700~ to 850 pounds, ?42.5O(S^2.75; October. $42.3Q©42.75; Noverob«r WtlmJ cgton—Qu let; Tallapoosa pt. el V S. Rubber . . showed; $4.Tj to 5.23. f 870; gross 870. sales i U S. Steel. . . Good to choice beef cows. 800 to 300 pounds, .. 10S% 10S% ] Antimony dull; Cookson'e, W*st Point, clear | do. pld. . - . Ten Year RECEIPTS .IN CHICAGO. . Utah Copper, ex.-d 33% 50% < . 1013, 1!>12. Average. . Iron Brm and unchanged. Norfolk —Stead y ; niddllng 13%; net receipt.i Medium t goafl cows. 7OO 10 SCO pounds, $3. TO ' ! Virginia-Carolina C W 78 Articles. Estimated 210: gross 210; aa sa S5; lock 5.S06; exports Rnina. ( 27% 27% 27% Today. Tomorrow o $4.75- '31 S4 80 Wheat, cars Rood to choice hclTers, 750 to 85O pounds, coastwise 2G7- Mtsslslppi — Ore' 1.40; Holly Springs, 1 Wwba MS 84 • • 2((2 205 " Corn, cars 5G1 T't« . to .3b. 1.20. ' 93 81 Oats, cars. . , . Mediura t good heifers, 650 to 7BO, $3.75 to Baltimore — Alabama—T^vlnjrst' i Oklahoma . . . 30 ,. 300 MONEY IN WHEAT . l."0. i Wester 64 Of) HOBS, head 54. 2o. $10.0O Buys Put* or Calls on 10,000 bnflhclB Of ceipta non llle l."0 Little Rrw-k. 1 TO , \Y-pster Texas 78 75 74 -.14,000 exports to Electric. Vl% 71% 71 Indiana 81 The above represents .niltns prices of good wheat. No further risk. A movement of So front • Oklahoma—Bartli le. 2..W: Boavfr, 1.0«: i VVesiin 85 84 quality of beef cattle. ' Inferior grades and prlca |Iv«« you chance to take $fiQO.QO: 4« • Chandler. 1.20: HoMen irllle, 1 OO; McAleeter. 2.00. / Wheel! L,ake Erie Georgia 87 PRIMARY RECEIPTS for day. 1GT.OOO Shar< Ohio Wheat: Receipts. l.IMS.OOO. «g>l « 1.O42.000 dairy types soiling lower. ; ?40p.OO; 3c $300.00. etc. Write for pmrtlcnUni, lddllng 13^4: net receipts ins. 2.10. • Tota n Medium to common steer's. If tat, SCO to 900 ne; »Lock 22,311; es- Kentucky .. , 87 80 I THE CENTRAL STOCK & GKAIIT CO. Tennessee .. .. -". " pounds, $4.2.1 to $3. j Park Building, Clareland. Ohio. porta 82 83 Medium to common cowe, If fat. 70O to SCO Texns Rainfall. , Treasury Statement. Alabama Corn: Receipts, 1.100,000. againat 821,000 last Q. O.24; Houston, ' 0.52: Sun Antonio, I Missiselpip .. . year. Shipment.. 637.0OO, aealns, OSO.'ooo lit pounds $3.5O to $4.25. Boston—Steady; middling l.V.i; s Washington. Scptembi ».—The conditio Mixed common. 600 to 800 pounds, $2.75 to vnp-vllle. O.Ofi; Allc-c. fl 20; Beevillc. 1 North Carolina the United States treae y at th« beglnnli is, O.O^; tla'.hpn. 0.42; Henrietta. 022; South Dakota ., $3.75. business today waa: 87 Good butcher bulls. $3.25 to $4. Philadelphia Steady; middling 13\ ;; fftock S75. IJ&TT , 0.02: Narosilaches. 0.10; Tom pie. Arkansas Net balance In general fund. $130.S44.996. 80 rln. 0.04. Mleaing: Browwood. Cuero, Minnesota .. .. Grain. Plme hogs. 160 to 200 pounds, $9.35 to $8.73. Total receipts yesterday, $1,651,555. 82 83 Good butcher hogs, 140 to ICO pounds. $8.25 City—Xet recei pts 546; Hondo, I.lano. Lonplakp, Marble Falls. Mexl South Carolina . 77 83 Assets Realization qtiunah. Riverside, Snyder. Valley Junction. Total payments yesterday, $2,035.582. Virginia .. .. Wheat. No. 2 to 58.35. The deQrit this flsral year is $7.808.789. S5 74 9V.®OO- No 2 Good butcher pigs. 10O to 14O pounds. $8.00 against a deficit of $7,613.300 last year, exclusive Louisiana .. 85 81 uutrlct A *«•!••£«• Mlrhlgan .. .. to $8.25. Company Total Tuesday at all port: net. 4R.092. of Panama canal and public dct>t transactions. 75 Light pigs, 80 to 100 pounds, $7.50 to $3. Consolidated three days al all ports, net, 107,- Temp— -1-tn-n 80 Heavy rough and mixed hogs. $7 to $8. CAHTAL AND SURPLUS 911,000,000 46S. . Above quotations apply to corn fed hogs, mast Total since September 1 at all ports, net cwrmAi !! . [r ° °" Mining Stocks. Oats, ZCo. 2 42|4©43: No. 2 white 44W®44^i find peanut fattened Ic to 1 Vic under. 215.331. standard 44S>44 %. ^* ' - la| Boston, September 9.—Arlzo erclal. Bradstreet's Available Supply. Rye, No. 2 6SV.ig!G9. Assists banks and bankers tTATION. Ill d „ 3^; Calumet and Arizona. 67 Can- Liberal run of medium grade of cattle In yards H Barley. 60@81. INTERIOR MOVEMENT. £r! 3 a» ^s anea, 7GH; North Butte. 2S%. New York. September 9.—BrndsU-eet'a advices thia week. Market about steady to a traction in realizing on paper Houston—Ste-idy; middling VI^; n*t receipts show the followlns changes In available supplies: Timothy $4.50^-5.35. lower on the better kinds, while plain, and In- 19.220; cr(«s 13.220; shipments 16.290; sales Wilmington 10 JK> 68 .30 Wnixit. United States, east Rorkies Increase Clover $S(gi 11.23. ferior grades sold off from 15c to 30c per hun- Charleston of involved corporations. 0,e23; etock 54.SIT. r. 92 (56 .00 London Stock Market. 445,000 bushels. United States. w«I RockieT ^! Bt. Louts. September 9.—Cash: Wheat No 2 dred. Augusta 11 90 6-S .00 red 04%®95: No. 2 hard SSS'OC. London, September 9.—Money was easy, but creased 354. OOO. Canada Inweased 117.OOO. Receipts on sheep and lambs continue Ilcht. Savannah is 90 6S .00 Afloat for an din Europe Increased 2.6OO.OOO Conn. No. 2 7G@7Qtt: No. 2 white 77% ®78 Good demand for choice stock. Present receipts ATLANTA 90 discount rates were harder today. 2,139r ffross 2.337; shipn: 14 6» .00 i-f'ooO Unlted Statea n^d Canada. Increased Oats, No. 2 439i<*?44; No. 2 white 44^ mostly common kinds, which have met with elow NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Montgomery ...... 14 88 68 .00 Dealers on the stock exchange were principally St. Louis, SeptenTber 9.—close: Wneat Seo- 2S Bn«d St. Stock 10.-1S2. occupied with Hie settlement. Trading waa gen- P sale with little change in price. Mobile 12 SS 70 .tio Oats Increased 3,364,000. tember 89%; May {*r4. Hog receipts light ; market a^bout steady. Memphis 15 9O 70 .70 erally quiet ami easy, wRh pronounced weak- Corn. September 76; May 77^(5»r7W CHICAGO Memphis—Steady; middlin« 12f(,; net re<-plpt The leading decreases: Newport News 155,000 9 Pint N.doo.1 B.nk KUt. 3 VU-ksburg 14 SS 70 .40 ness la copper shares, duo to liquidation antl bushels; Louisville 105.000. Oats, Septemiber 45*4;, May 43%. 4O; gross 239; shipments 199; sales 1'2Tt: stoch New Orleans 10 as 70 .50 the fall In the metal. Co Deo la recovered moat Kansas City. September 9.—Cash: Wheat, No Naval Stores. 10.SS5. Little Rock IS 86 70 .50 of yesterday's losses. 2 hard SO®S9: No. 2 rod 93. American securities opened steady and a frac- !n.vanTiah, Ga., -September 9.—Turpentine firm Houston 50 9O 70 .60 Live Stock. 38%; salefi. 725; receipts, SO™; ehlpmcnta, I ,. St. Louis—Steady: middling 12% ; not 're^vlpts tion higher. Canadian Paclflc advanced a point Oklahoma 21 36 es .SO Chicago. September 9.— Hos»— R^celDts. IS - 214: stocka. 30.T59. Rosin flrm; aaleF, 3.038; i 1; Broes 335; shlpmenta 4OO; rales none; sto<-li during the forenoon, but ttie real of tho list Oate. No. 2 white 4814: No. 2 mixed 42V, off under New York offerings. Light sup- 000; higher: bulk of mien »s. 10SJS. 00 ; llcht receipts, 2 654.; shipments, 1.01S; stocks. l^O.- i 8,794. e.-llin[mum lemperaturea are for 12-hour period Kansas City. September 9.—Close: Wheat De- 42O. Quote: A. B, C, D and E, $3.H>; F, a j port In the afternoon and the ?S.T5«».55: mlied. «7.83«f(!..iO; he.ry »7 70® cember SS: May 93U,. ending .at 8 a. m. this date. b-Kecelred 1st*. market ted steadier. AmaJga mated Copper 9.10; rough. *7.TOgi7.BS; piss. 54.5098 9O aad H, $3.SOi®3.85; I, ?3.90; K, $4.10 to 34.15; t Bonds for Investment Cfnchwiati—Not receipts S2; pross S2; ship- not EucladeG In averages. x-Hlgheat yesterday Cattte — Receipts. 6.000: steady to a shade low- Com. September 76%@77; Decemtx-r 74%; May M, $4.40 to 34.50: N, 55.10 to $3.2T>; window j ments 126; sales none: stock 2O.4O6. finished in- Lowest far 24 hours ending S a. m. 75tb Consoli for mey 73; console for account er; calren. 25 cents mmer: beeves. J6.flS® glass. S6.OO to $6.35; water white. $0.15. I High-grade municipal, meridian tlmo. 73 B-16. 8.10; Tens aleero. »8.7O®7.75: Mockers. $5 nOa Wilmington, N. C., September 9.—Spirits Lfrtle Rock—Stpady; middling 12U : net re- Illinois Central 111. al"1 "«"*"'• $3.70SB.40; calves, JS.73 turpentine steady at 37^; receipts. 31) caeks. , railroad and public ser- ceipts 69: gross 60; shipments 10; sales nono- w«st of the Mis sippi river rafn has bee Louisville ajid NashvUL . Liverpool Grain. Rosin steady at $3.60; receipts, 149 barrels. Tar rtocfc 2.S09. eneral, also I sissippi, southern Alabam Southern Railway 24=?4. Sheep —Receipts , 4S,OOO; steady to 10 cents n at $2.2O: receipts, 17 barrels. Crude turpsn.- , vice corperation bonds.' nil West Ten Seaonably high tenipera Bar silver quiet lower; native sheep, f3.4Orgi4.75- yearlinjts Liverpool. September 0.—Wheat, spot «asy No f firm at $2.00, $3.0O and $3.00; receipts, 50 ) the belt. $4.S55.75; nstlye lam.bfl. $5. 2?i@7. 5X>. 1 Manitoba, 7s 8d; No. 2. 7s ftj; No 3 7S 3d" barrel*. Kansas City, Septem!ber 9. —Hog s —Receipt * Futures easier; October, 7s 2%d; December! Send tor List «i Offerlagi JVew Orleans Cotton. F. von HERRMANN. 7« Z^jd; March not quoted. Section Director. Cotton Seed Oil. 10,000; steady to 5 cente higher; bulk, $&«© New Orleans. Septi New York. September 9.—Cotton seed oil was 8.90; heavy, [email protected]; packers and butchera Corn, epot steady; American mixed, new kfln Rice. j Oklahoma and more Texas hlgrher early on firmer crude offerings and tu- SS 40f§19.02^; lights, $S.40(gJ>.00; pigs. $5.oo@> dried. 6e &d: American mixed, old, 7s; old via New Orleans, September 9.—There wan a good j checked tn« advancln tcndencr of cotton Gibert & Clay. rners of European inquiry, but prices eased off Galvoston, SB lid. Futures firm; October (La demand for rough Honduras rice today, but j Harris, Forbes & Co. and brought about a . slightly Jn the afternoon, under selling by refln- Cattle —Receipt* . 19,000, Including 400 south- Plata), 5s 3d; Decemher (La plain), 5a G^d. buyera • and sellers were apart; Japan •ms nom- j ha 76 stittfeped s>ucii reverses that they New York. September O.—Liverpool again to- ers. Closing prices were generaly 1 point high- 1^: ™eady to 1(> Cents h1Kner; prime fed steers, Inal. Sales Honduras waa active; Japan steady. | •were cautious and did not attempt to day witnessed heavy buying in the n arket .'or er. Sales 13.OOO barrels. $S.i60<®0.25; dreseed beet steers, J7 5O@S 5O- Quote: Rwugh Honduras, [email protected]; clean Hon- i N. W. Harris & Co. advantage of th« chanfie In weather comHltona continental and American account. •" hl<:h ad- Prime crude 6.13®8.2O; prime summer y«llow. southern steers, $5.25<3>6.5O; cowa. $3.75®«'5O' Weekly Weather Report. duraa, 2^®5%; Japan, new, S%@3%. Ro- ' la 'the western "belt. They claimed -that the vanced prices well above a parity wlth the 8.1f.: September, 8.11; October, 7.05; November, helf(*rB. $4.503)8.00; atockere, [email protected]; calves) Washington. September 0.—Mean temperatures celpts: Hough. 2,290; millers. 1,175; clean, 2,825. Fin* Ctrvet, Corner William droutn waa completely broken and that benefit lug figures bere last -night. -esult of 7.10; December and January, 7.06; February, were above normal, except at a few coast states Bales: Hough Honduras, 2.144 at 2.25@>3.40: Ja- NEW YORK irould result from the moleture. Tne bulls con- thla firm-ness, the local market opened at- an 7.10; March, 7.19; April. 7.2O; prime winter yel- SBeep —'RecfllptB . 17,000; eteady to 10 eenta where normal prevaHed. The greatest cxccea was pan. 81 at 3; cl«an Honduras, 7.594 at tended that the rains c-arae too late to be of advance of 2O points, due to general buying. low. S.GO; prime summer wblje, S.2O. lower; lambs, SO. 75^7.23; ycBrtlngs. S4.50® 9 to 11 degrees over the northwestern portion Japan. 1.418 at much good and also that picking would be de- Speculation just now Is the dominating force Futures ranged as follows: 5.00; wethers, $4.25^>4.5O; ewes, $3.50(^4.23. of Arkansas and northern Oklahoma. Weekly layed and the grado of open cotton Injured. In the market, encouraged by the belief that the Open Closing. [ St. IxKila, ftrptember "• 9, — Cattle — Receipts mean temperatures averaged from 7O to 80 over On the'opening, the tone was steady and prices crop will bo only moderate In size. Foreign S^ptembei 8.11@S,12 ! 9.4OO. Including 2.500 southerns; steady choice the eantern, from 7S to 82 over the central •were 6 to 7 points up. Tables were much bet- n:i 1 dom-estic spinnerd at present are buying October [email protected] ! to firm steers. $S.OOr hu.--Ln^ss continues small, while rains have fallen iber ., .06®7.0S ! 7.25: atoclicrfl. »3.25®7.80: calvea. $6.«>®11 25- perature. 60. occurred at AshevIHe, N. C.. and conditions. By the middle of tlie morning, with Oklahoma during tho post January 7.0G<&7.(gO.23. ' western portion of eastern Texas, with no rain. eel!Ing Increased and the market lost its good prime basis: Oil, 7.56; meal. [email protected]; lint- Sheep — Receipts, 2,600; sleady; buttons, 5325 Tho amounts were very unevenly distributed, tone. • Liverpool Cotton. (g\4 OO; ye'arllngrs, [email protected]; lambs, *3 50®fl 00 being light fn many places and heavy in a Tew The weekly weather reports were fully ae un- verpool. September 9.—Cotton, spot In fair l£iiiaTlll«. September 9. —Cattl e — Receipts SCO" scattered localities. Tho precipitation exceeded Tavora'ble as expected, but they were met by- i ml and flrm; middling fair 8.20: good ml;I- slow at $2.50 to *S.OO. "' two Inches at some station In all states fn tho toe argument that great improvemnt In the ; 7.P2: middling 7.RO; law middling 7.3S; Hubbard Bros. & Co. Hogs —Receipts , 10 cents higher at $B.OO to cotton region, except Tennessee, MlBsislppl, and weather bad taken place since they were made $9.25. ordinary I5.7S: ordinary 0-44. Sales 8.0OO. New York. September 9.—The advance in Liv- Oklahoma. up. Selling increased and the market Tell off Kilns 6.OOO Amerlc-nn and 800 for specula- CAMOUEPt »UIUOIN« erpool this jnontii was so extreme as to induce The greatest weekly precipitation was flve until la ten afternoon It was 14 points under and exjxH-t. Receipts l.OOO. Including 40O inches, at Pensacola, Fla.. and there waa 4.80 yesterday's final quotations on the most active many to realize upon their cotton after the sharp Coffee. >« MAIM '*••» rU'ini- Futures clotod barely Bteacty. Improvement of the past two days. Under .theeo at Sejrna, Ala.; 4.80 at N«wbern, N. C and months. The close was easy at a net decline Opting Prer. sales, together with the hedging from the south. New Yprk. September 9. —Th e coffee* market Mafvern. Ark".; 4.SO at Raleigh. Jf. C.. and 4.54 Ot 31 to 13 points. was more active today with the trend downward. at Hoaeton Texas. " In Texas -there was-' little Spot cotton steady. 1-16 up: middling, 12%; where It was reported the markets were relatively T ".33 7.11 easier than either thiff market ar Europe, prices The opening was easy at a decline ot 13 to 17 or no precipitation In several counties In the sales oa the apot. 540 bales: to arrive, r>'Jl: low Sept pr points. Covering checked the decline and the northern, ' central and southwestern porUonB of ordinary. 9%. nominal: ordinary. 10 3-lti. nom- j declined some 20 points In the last hoar. Traders { are more or less nervous over the possibility close was steady at a net decline of 5 to 10 :he state, and Is badly needed In thosa sections. inal- good orflinary. 11 13-16; strict good or- points. There has not. been- sufficient rain la Oklahoma dlnaTT. 12 1-16; low middling. 12 5-16; strict January-Fobriis I of adverse legislation and they expect free sell- i Ing by ihe south on the baeiB of present prices. Spot easy; No. 7 *RIo 9%: No. 4 Santos, ll%(gi to relieve th« drouth. Moro- rain Is needed In HUBBARD BROS. 6 CO., Cotton Merchants low middling, 129-1Q: middling, 12%; strict Ffbruary-Marcl 1 Scattered rains fell In the southwest, but unless Tennessee and In parts of Mississippi and north- middling. 13 1-16: pood middling. 13H: strict March-April. . 7.2 " lower at 5$ 175. Santou 1OO rela lower- fours which moved westward over that state. despite the decline from the openlnr than we July-August. 7.00 fl.So have seen Tor some time. Tomorrow trade expect 5*350; sevens. 4J60O. Comparative Port Receipts. Europe will receive many offers from the south Receipts at 'the two Brazilian port*. 95 000 for prompt shipment. against 113.000 laat year. Jundiahy, 102,000 Country Produce. Following were net receipts at the ports on John F. Black & Co. against 7S.OCQ. Now York, September 9.—Butter flrm; recelpta, Tuesday." September 9, compared with those on York. Se^lpm-b^r f):—Fine rains In Futures ranged as follows: 11,100 tubs. Creamery, extras, 31$TP31U state the correflponding day last year: it had sorr.e 'nfluenee on the market Groceries. Opening. Closing.. dairy, finest, 29@30; good to prime,, 27(g>2S^'J " " 1913. 1912. January 8.70 LS there was nothing new from Washing- i Is. September 9.—Flour nrm. Hay dull, 8.81@S S3 Cheese firm: receipts 3,997 boxes; state, whole Salveeton. 31,341'37,OSi cxi-Ifp the mark^i Liverpool was wildly j Feb ary .. milk, daisies.',-best 18%; "Wisconsin, • whole milk, ati, September 9.—Flour steady. March 3.96 " 9.0Oj?9 03 New Or... 1.0S8 sxclted before NPW Yo-k opened, and on tha I >rk, September 9.—Flour quiet.- daisies, best, 16 H- . ' ' . 626 strong caMes. tho lo-il marknt opened at an I April [email protected] 9 08®fi ttS flrm; receipts. 18.318; freuh gathered, AL6NZORICHARD50N&CO. of about ?1 n >.ile. There wa* May 9.09 9.14tg>9.ia t&lrds and poorer, 14^20: (reah gathered.^flIrUes. Provisions. June 9.10 . [email protected] No.. 2, 19@20. - dertone flurlne the aft the market closing July 9.19 [email protected] DreBsed poultry, irregular; fresh killed western CEimFIEDPUBLlCACCOUNTANTS INTERIOR MOVEMENT. just about where It t Chicag September 0.—Pork, $23.00. August ...... [email protected] 9.'28@9 8i> .chickens .. , 1S@24. ; fowls, 14^@19. 1913, 1912. , 1913. 1912. Liverpool Is du*1 to -o-r«> 7 to S points do1 Lam. September ...... 8. 40 . 8.50iS8.52 Chlcae0'- September &.-^Batter uncbanged. ' ' EMPIRCBUIUHNC H«,.u^Z nc*^]^ A^«J^i A rwv A Augueta... 2.139 1.371 Little Rock. 69 20 latl, September 9.—Bulk meats, bacon November ...... 8.00 8.62©$.84 toea lower;• receipts, '30 cars: Minnesota and Obio, ATLANTA 30UCITCO PENSACOLA.FLA. Memphis.. *O ®* I Dry Goods. December ...... 8.70 8-74^8.75 S®63: Jeraey, 93@95: Wisconsin. 37

Of * O/ Plain Clothes Men : * reiular co'nMiiunlc»tl»ra. 1G FOR HEAD of Malta todse, U. .p. F.-& X M.,, .will be held »t ttie ENVOY IINDCHLLH) 0 '[RIAL COUNCIL Suggests Mayor Woodward Masonic • Temple, J ™^ Peachtree and: Cain street*, OF DISMEMBERED this evening at S o'clock. TO MfOR MLB ment was questioned. When Comrojs- —- The fellowcraft degree win TO IK ' "It you are going to out oft any- l na e e conferred. All duly Qualified visit-- sloner, Johnson made a motion ° \ ng and sojourning brethren W? cor- OFSHRlNEINCil•- y- Vy •£ i-. • _' --»''.Y- ; Until Head Is Found Identifi- thing from the expenses ot the police revision of the rules. Mayor Wood- Millionaire - Promote*. -Deter- department, cut off the plainclbthes ially and fi-aternally invited to attemu ^f~7 .-> ' - . : . cation Is Likely to Be,.-" ; Negotiations-: Between U. S. ward declared: * By order • ' ' • ' . '• mine^ to Take Daughter force." declared Mayor Woodward' at "You don't need any more-rules to WALTER R. BUSH, W. M. . Reach Atlanta to'Make Ar- Impossible. the meeting of the police board last make the police obey the law. You G. ADAMS, Sec. Pro Tem. From ©ivorced Wife. and Mexico Likely to Be night when the attention of the hoard -have too many already. What you do rangements'for Great Meet- was called to the failure of council to need-is to give your police force i All-day session of Battle Hew York. September 9;—Inquiry Resumed—Huerta Prepar- supply about $2,000 of the -necessary Hill Lodge will be held at Determined to regain possession of funds to defray the expenses of, the little instruction in the code. ing to Be Held Here During into the murder mystery, uncovered by The failure of, the council to fur its lodge room. Corner Gor- his child, J. E. Barlow, millionaire pro- ing Sensational Message.; department. " Turning to . Commis- nish the JS.OOO needed to keep up *h, don and Hunter streets, this moter, will stop over in Atlanta Wed- the finding last weeK of parts of the sioner Colcord he continued: "They (Wednesday), Se, tember-10. Next May. ' dismembered body of an uniden tiled police pay roll was found to be aw .Work in all three degrees. nesday on his way from Cuba to Mew are not duing anything, anyhow." to an oversight, which- . Councilman York and again take "up the fight for slrl along the New Jersey shore of the The meeting was spiced with -sar- Barbecue dinner, public'ex- the custody of his 8-year-old daughter. Colcord promised to have corrected erciEGs. s Invited. All qualified Delayed on account of missing 3, Hudson river centered today in the I SS castic remarks from the mayor when- the October meeting of council. brethren invited. | Madeline, who is living with her up'ne west side of tuis city, where I ever .the work of the police depart- WALTER T. DANIEL* W. M. train at New Orleans, the members of be resumed at an early dat J. E. GARRISON. Sec est reacntree «r=«u . > the pillc-w slip wrapped about one part the Imperial Council of the Mystic t West Peachtree street. opinion expressed today at t Shrine of. .America arrived here late The pretty child has been the cause Io f the i,ody was purchased. 1 rom aj can embassy, although Nelson tion, within easy reach of all the ter ritory between Washington. New Or laat are/bartered .« the - ATLANTA IS URGED FUNERAL NOTICES. ment where the pillow slip was bought was ln!n-"ommiUal as to whether he leamf and Chicago, and its great im Ansley hotel. FOR HEADQUARTERS portance as the chief railroad cente The highest officers in the Masonic the alleged attempt or "^^"^'"j^^p" | it was learned that a man. In his shirt had been officially advised of a new- S e r a a n proposal or of Washington's determi- of the southeast. ' ' STANTON—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mn. C-a , a nd ;*tch an early train out | sleeves and apparently greatly <»clted. Washington. September 9.—(Spe- "I do not see how the commission Wiley Harrison Stanton, Miss Carrie order in the country have juat finished nation to make a further effort at ad- a tour of Panama and the canal zone, of town, which attempt is said to have nad purchased two sheets or tar paper cial)—Members of the Georgia delega- can fall to recoenize Atlanta's claim Luclle Stanton, Mr. Edwin OalUey Stan- justment. ton of Galveston, Texas: Dr.' Dana ~- and are in Atlanta today for the pur- ; hee"t:^n" nfrustrate "*>..«•>.'-—d throug.•••—o-h- the efforts of Is am,i.ouglas Stanton of Savannah, Ga.; Mr. h( torso were cover con. "For the convenience of th Carl Henry Stanton of Dallas, Texas; pose of making the nnal arrangements I ^^^f"^. ^ whTh'year S." I «» TV""^"^ It iIs significant, howevernowevc,, tha....=.t. h.-e mmission]sslon , recognizrecognizee AtlantAtlantaa iinn locatinlocatingg work, no better or more centrally lo Mo tor Ml»lnK Glrla. Mr. Harry Bruce Stanton of Savannah, for the entertainment and housing of , obtained a divorce from his wife.) ™"* detective "bureau to ha.S advised President Wilsons repre- | divi!ilon neadquarters for the physical cated place could be found. It l no at ? Ga., and Mr. Marion Bruce Stanton of the thousands of Shriners who will with varying results, and the present This caused the detective oureaut senntaMvet . Mr. Lind, who is ™ valuation of railways-force within a night's ride of almost ever Social Circle, Ga., are invited to attend come here next May at the grand con- litigation, it is thought, will bring the 1 work on the theory that the muraer jra Cruz, to return as far as Oriza- senator Bacon, at the request of nart of the territory in the propose the funeral of Mr. Wiley Harrison clave. i affair to a climax. I wawas committed in that locality and a b-T^about" one'-third the distance to Wilmer L Moore, president of- the At- otvVsion, and only twenty-four hour* Stanton tomorrow (Thursday) morn- The members of the Imperial Coun- The story of Barlow's life reads thorough search is being made for fur- the capital, Mf. Lind seemingly no lanta Chamber of Commerce, presented d slant from either Tampa or Chicago ing, at 10 o'clock, from Barclay & cil in the city are W. W. Irwin. .1m- I very much like a novel of a soldier ther clues. Detectives also are Investi- wishing to come to the capital until to the commission today the claims ->f I shall urge Atlanta for division head Brandon's chapel, 246 Ivy street. The Atlanta for such headquarters. He following gentlemen vv'ill act as pall- perial potentate, of Wheeling, W. Va_; I of fortune in the world of finance. In gating the recent disappearance of the preliminaries had reached a stag- quarters." Frederick R. Smith. Imperial deputy I j youth he had few educational ad- services stressed the city's geographical Ibea bearers and meet at the chapel at 10 n s where he felt assured his o'clock: Mr. W. W. Fife. Mr. Claude potentate, of Rochester, N. Y.: Wil- | vantages, and has simply fought his n.any girls. could be utilized. Whether Mr. L Peter H. aternemann. millinery Shumake, Mr. T. J. Denton, Mr. C. N. llam' S. Brown, Imperial treasurer, of l way up by sheer grit and will to the wftl act on this recommendation is Davis, Mr. Wiley Cheney, Mr. Fletctoer Pittsburg, Pa., and J. M. Keller, of ] top runs of the ladder. At the close salesman and eccentric letter writer. not a-t present known. Robinson. Interment West View. Rochester, N.. Y..; J. W. McWUllams, of | Of the Spanish-American war. Barlow, ho has sent many rambling missives The liexican minister of foreign No. 219 EAST AVENUE $3,500 (Savannah papers please copy.) w Rochester, N. Y.; Samuel S. Brown, affairs, Senor Gamboa, still denies Pittsburg, and Alex Gileland. also Un ™l»«wh,cnwo« ™» to the authorities has knowledge of the reported official and staked his all on large tracts of j mysteriously as he was reported to Ori East Avenue we offer a new6-room cottage on tot 54x164 fee LEWIS—The friends of -Mr. and Mrs. O. Pittaburg. character of Senor De Zamacona s visit C. Lewis. Messrs. Terrell H. and M. B. The chief officers of the Masonic land In Cuba. His career since that have been found today ny city ae- to Washington. He pleaded ignorance This home is modern in all respects, and is located just one bloc Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Burns of body "will meet with a committee of tlme has been spectacular in the ex- tectives. A city detective who was of the American governments inten- Adairsville, Ga.; Mr. and .Mrs. S. C. local Shriners today. treme. and it appears that every en- Ben(. to apprehend aternemann. at Ja- tion to make further overtures, al- Prichett, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Chastaln terprise on which hex has onred has || ^ lsland_ as a matcrlal wlt- though he expressed the belief that and Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Merritt are In- vited to attend the funeral of Mrs. O. 7 such action on the part of the .United ra iroad ^ Cubl «nd ".In..* was told by the latter-, landlady States was not unlikely, as Mexico country, which will always be permanent. .C. Lewis today at 2:30 o'clock at the to New York to look after thai early today three men who de North Atlanta, Baptist church. The pall- on, his ..tij — -._.- .--- was without a rejoinder to her second bearers selected will please meet at the financin1g0 ofi>ev' th. e deal among cap- Bcrlbod tuemselves aa detectives awo'ke A very small-cash payment is all that is required Jto get th Sternemann and took him away. Nel note. Mexico, he said, was willing as Harry G. Poole's funeral home, 96 o. TO TEE 1RADE: italists of that city. His former wife, always, to take under consideration up-to-date home. The balance can be arranged jubt like rent, or an> Pryor street, at 1:30 o'clock. Inter- Mrs. Edith P. Barlow, has become a ther the Brooklyn, the Manhattan no any proposition which might be forth- the New" Jersey police know anything way that would suit the purchaser. ment Adairsville, Ga. professional masseuse in Atlanta since coming. the separation. about the affair. Huertn Freparlns MCBSJIBC. Sternemann. in his letters, declared General Huerta and his ministers FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR FUNERAL DIRECTORS that his daughter, Ella, had disappear- are engaged In daily conferences over SECRETARY LANE FAINTS ed. Acquaintances of the man, how- the character of the message which BARCLAY & BRANDON CO, ever, say Ella Sternemann has been the provisional president Is to deliver FUNERAL. Directors, are now located REVIEWING A PARADE miss'ing for five years and that another at tie opening of congress September in their new home. 246 Ivy street, daughter was now a patient in a sani- 16. The message promises to be sen- corner Baker. Auto ambulance. Oakland, Cal.. September 9.—Secre- tarium. sational, as It will deal extensively tary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane The two rooms in which Sternemann with the relations between Mexico , 'hU^nThe^ni^oo?1 o^?hCehtbeuT.d']n£' .= ... _-- lived were topsy turvy with endless and the United States. Senor Gamboa A. O. & ROY DONEHOO fell In a faint here today while re- samples of ,milllnery feathers, by sell- viewing the admission day parade of bass suspended his customary dally re- HH^S&^rsi^w^^te' FUNERAL PARLORS Our representative will noon Ing which he eked out a living. There cJptions to the public, for the purpose be- In or near your city with « ! the Native Sons' organization. He was 99 Marietta S£, were fourteen Bibles also in one of the ot giving his full time to the prepara- 'complete line of samples ot removed to his brother's home in B. Phone M. 1847. Atlanta 4100 Spring. 1014, Shirts. II no ap- i oorns. tion of the message. pointment l« not already nr- Berkeley, where it was reported that Pillow Traced io W«man. Rebel activity is reported m consu- ransed. address a eard to ns i his condition was not serious. The police also searched today for lar dispatches at several points. Six SPECIAL NOTICE. and ne TvllI call. Mrs Lane said her husband had i the wuman who bought the pillow KAH1. & WILSON. been suffering from overwork and a I with the fancy red andI blue «"™ns I am a candidate for alderman from weak heart for several months, At the second-hand stole of George Eighth Ward, tubject to the approaching . cltj- 3S Kast ITth St.. Sachs in which a portion of the slain primary- _ JXO. S. OWESS. Later all plans for Secretary Lane's wTped'Tut XKW VOBK CITY. departure were abandoned when a •irl's body was found. l_k.Ei is y l* • ,lt L. rl£_ L.O? 1 n i K*I.~..I ITI •. ••„** »—— - . ,-...£. < nCtt T APF •irl's body was found. A middle-aged dS to the north, east and I hcrobv mnounrc as candidate for councilman, Red Man Collars. 1 diagnosis of his case by a physician woman, stout and poorly dressed, Luis Totosi are out of LOWEST POSSIBLE RATESv fQUtfeK ACTION,- Np RED TAP*. .-resenting tlio Fourth ward, subject to demo- called in consultation disclosed a cratic primary of September 30. . - slight attack of angina pectoris. Sec- bought- It last April. INTEREST,^ BORROWER^SfiFEGUrVRDED. • ^ ?. A. W. FARUNGElt retary Lane was ordered to bed, and The hunt narrowed today to a will be kept absolutely quiet for sev- search* for this woman. Who she is .feEOUITABLE BUILDING - - ' ' ESTABLISHEDJIBM^ .nd where she lives were questions a -etal days. The physicians say that, while his swarm of detectives set themselves to 150 ^Shares American Realty case is not serious, absolutely rest is answer. The pillow was traced direct- ly to her because the manufacturers Company stock at par, $100 per necessary. share, in blocks of ten or. more had made only a dozen of its kind, had tween Charge O'Shaughnessy and Jo shares, and will guarantee $120 sold that dozen to Sachs, and bacns Lind probably concerned the visit had sold only two. One of these was Washington' of Senor Zamacona, who per share for this stock by Octo- W BRYAN AND HIS WIFE accounted fur: the other went to the due here tomorrow. It was suggest- ber 1. 1914. This is a ground- SUE CHIEF OF POLICE woman sought by detectives. ed that the American representatives floor proposition. Xo commission. The river had yielded tonight no were preparing to ask the officials £f Jacksonville. Fla.. September 9.— further members of the victim's body the Huerta government about the ob 820 Empire 31dg. Phone M. 2921. and identification was still guess work. ject of Senor Zamacona s visit «I th INSPIRATION! The secretary of state and Mrs. Bryan T DISEASED today filed suit against Chief of Po- t iitil the head is found or the woman a view to making it known that he lice N. C. Roach for $100 damages for who bought the pillow, identification would be received unofficially In the detention of a $550 diamond rins probably will be Impossible. Washington if he came for the pur- " Your office, newly furnished by us, will add in- TREATED 10 DAYS identified aa the property of Mrs. Vaudeville Actre«» Found. nose of renewing negotiations with Bryan and neld by the local police. Syracuse, N. Y., September 9.—Jean- the United States looking to the resto- spiration to yourself and to your customers. We IVi E1M in,? relieved in ^ DROPSY ours; swell!' The suit Is set for October 6. The rinar nette Norman, a. vaudeville actress, ration of peace in Mexico along the can do our part by supplying you with the best and I offer certain perma- water irlc tcU was either lost or stolen about a year mentioned as among those "missing' lines indicated in the notes pre=entea nent cure*: for T^lCBTB. removed in a few days—regulates liver, kidney*, by Mr. Lind. The coming of Senor most durable Office Furniture and Appliances made Blood Poigon, contracted aso and recovered by the police from in the effort to identify the dismem- 1 Dtseaec-J, Varicoae Veins, • bowela, stomach, digestion and heart. Completo r cur* of tho worsi. ease of dropay. Wonderful ^u^- a negro in a local hotel. bered body found in the Hudson river. -the famous Cutler grades-for which we are ex- Kldh* -ana Bladder ,trc»- cess Write for watlmonlalB of curea made, a-.d was found tonight with a vaudeville Lrrss.^™^^^ ^ bles. obstrUctlona, '. C»- pvmotom blSuk tor It) days' free home treatment larrbal Discharges and all SymP company at the state talr. m clusive agents. COLLUM DROPSY REMEDY CO.. Catholic Bishop Denounced. evln "f t .^oSSa."^^"''^ .Nervous and CSronic dis- 408 AUKtell Bldg., Atlanta. Oa. he ?s charged with any mission from eases or Men and Women. Lead. S. V., September 9.—State- Everything for the Office. I will cure you or make PRECAUTION URGED the government in Mexico City. no charge, thus proving mtents reflecting on mine owners cyf that my present-da*, scl- Lead made by Bishop Joseph F. Busch. eattfic methods arc abso- DR. GAULT of this city, at the convention of Cath- IN SELECTION OF MILK Successor to Dr. lutely Certain. If rurtfrer evidence o£ my olic societies in Milwaukee recently, warning nuccess is required I refer to my citraordl- Hathaway & Co.. 32 In- were declared to be "wholly mislead- Following the notJ of MORTUARY. Foote & Davies Company nary record ot cared and satisfled patienU man Buildingr. 22^ S. id false" by a ma'ss "meeting of .sounded in'The" Constitution of Monday that I have dismissed sound ani well during Edgewood Ave. and N. Pryor St. the year Just past. I hold out no {also Broad Street. Atlanta, s today. The meeting was called ] in which the condition of Fulton _coun- hopes to Incurable persona. It you desire to Ga. Hours: 9 to 1 and by the mayor and resolutions were dairies was brt-ught to the atten- consult a reliable, long-established specialist on of Atlantans in a startling light, JUST ONE MINUTE FROM EVERYWHERE 2 to 7. Sundays: 10 adopted denouncing the bishop's criti- Miss Ethel Breed. of vast experience, come to me and learn S. A. Vlsanaka, chairman of the what can be accomplished with skillful, ecl- cisms. Miss Ethel Clark Breed, daughter of cntEQc treatment. Examination tree anr to 12. Ilk committee of the chamber of Mrs Gearglana C. Breed and the late ommerce, urges that mothers of little strictly confidential. Hours: 0 a. m. to 7 "Rev W. P. Breed, died on Thursday, p. m, Sundays. 0 to 1. hildren take extra precautions at this September 4, at Highlands, N. C. The eason of the year in the selection of body was carried to Centre bquaie. ,ws' milk for infant feeding pur- Pa where the Interment took place DR. HUGHES oses. in the family burying ground. (6i/2 N. Broad St., Opposite Third The work going on in the bacterio- en^^ ogical laboratories of the state de- alerf Attractive house, and, in our opinion, the National Bank, Atlanta, Ga. rtment of agriculture, where milk Mrs. Nannie C. Lewis. nalysls Is being pursued relentlessly. Mrs Nannie C. Lewis, aged -IS, wife price to vey reasonable. $8,500, .on reasonable terms. The Plug to Buy! as done much towards alleviating milk of 6 F Lewis, of No. 2 Lynch avenue, iVI. OR^MT & 00. ondltions locally, but much yet is to died late Tuesday afternoon at the GRANT BUILDING. ; done. family residence after a short illness The course of public lectures of Dr. She is survived by her husband and. 77V THE THEATERS •Cenneth Atkins, the state's milk ex- two' sons, Thomas and N. O. Lewis. ert, which open in October, will do The funeral services will be held at men towards enlightening the neople the North Atlanta Baptist church "Call of the Heart." 11 the proper attention and care of 'Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o clock. l tills week at Lhc Lyric by a company ot day. He is survived by two sisters. 3 stores Marietta and Cone Sts. unueual merit and In a manner which mu»t nilk problem, nor would he do sd un- *1I forth the most extravagant praise. long electrodes of the il ne opens his lecture course. Mrs. A. M. Turner and Mrs. W. C. Theafer-gocrs who enjoy a play worth Trtill*. Clark both of Covington. One brother. 23 Room House, Walton and Cone Sts. jrcs-tctcd by a company ot really clever people, T— Bethlehem Five Point Spark; C H Echols, lives In New York city.. hould w U ncsi th is wcek'a attraction at ta« Plug-bringthe^sparking point into the WELL DRESSED MAN A short funeral service was held at r.yric cylinderitselJE. directly above the piston Harry p00ie's undertaking parlors A. G. RHODES & SON ROBS LITTLE NEWSBOY Tuesday afternoon and the body was ^ "My Dixie Girl" head—preventing accumulation of sent to Covington for interment. Local 202 Rhodes Building (At tbc Bijou.) ,., Tiny Tommy Mann, aged thirteen, Shriners conducted the services, as Jewell Kclley Is offering tiiis week the bCBt 'f dead gases, using less fuel and devel- living in East Point, was hustling his the deceased was a member of the or- play of his engagement, so far at the Bijou. "wuxtrys" late last night when a der. u the four-act comedy drama. "My Dixie G1rl." ., oping more power. well-dressed man approached him Jewell Kellpy. Bd«e Black, T. C. McDott- near the Terminal station with the >uch Earl Mlgley. and Miss Rose Morris, all- It is impossible for all the points to Mary E. McCorskey. Have mewUent parts. There aro lote of •«?«- , tempting offer of 25 cents if the lad Lions and dramatic climaxes. The scenic efforts carbonize. Ignition is made certain! ould help carry two suit cases. Mary B. McCorskey, aged 3. daugh- aro unusually good and the performance from, Little Tommy, keen to earn the coin ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCorskev. start to fliilsh is Interesting and pleasing. There Do not toko chances -with other spark and "stuck" on four of his papers, of 55T West North avenue, died late Atever wp.l be matinees daily at 2:OO and night, »er- . plug!—use the Bethlehem and be sure followed the stranger to ' the rear of Tuesday afternoon. The body w.-is fin-ma ii'jcs a L S ::JO. . • the Terminal station where it was taken to Harry Poole's undertaking Price $1.25 each very dark and no pla'^3 at all for any- establishment. Funeral arrangements Will vou have a chance to acquire this beantiful and Keith Vaudeville. one to look for grips or baggage. will be announced latpr. desirable property in Clarkesville, Habersham coun- •*'". Citizenship conference- at the Audi- ways say3 "they" when talking about .tie 4«r" ! torium on September 13 will meet for neoole. "They" are growing more wad; m<>r« , Fire Insurance Interested In Kiaernacolor,- and "3icy"~mr* >*Ho/" rehearsal' on Friday night of this week Change Suburban delighted with the first-Tun standmrfl mbylnx ptc-;: at : th» Cleveland & Manning '. Eiano tures that are offered every day. Kln«n»cfllrofessor Gerard- Claims ?aid Here Promptly earlier opening.' Tn«r« »re tnodaanda ot j*opta Thiers, who is in charse of the choral getting - the Grand h*J>Lt. Tbwc jwopleyluw' •work, urges all members - to .attend of Georgia Railway : found more comfort* -and conveoicoeo, *JnM', m«;' *hls weelc's rehearsal. 821 Foray th Building ~ " good pictures as arc ~wcli anywlwrB jwnd' tl».;«iaf: Miss Bartholomew, organist at St. Effective September 14th, suburban •;':• "'•*„ '--•-" -... -...,- '. Insure Now- place in Atlantm to «ee the n*tur»l c*loc ; ' " tor mlanis,mvauasana ipOWioc *™r-T~ Mark's, will be at the organ on the train No., 10S -will leave Atlanta 0:15 Phone Ivy 873 Kinemacolor, on« Rirenuttaioiuupbuadingthe-whdebody. evening of the ,19th. having been spe- p • m.-'instead of «:10 p. m: .."Arrive lury",; T , ' " '•'. • - :?:tS p. • %j^OTats»i»uisanginoUier5andthe aaeo. ciaily -ingaied.'**)* the: orant,'-. -;:-- IEWSPAPERHR CHIVE® — iNEWSPA'FER