THE ATI TITUT Dully Bad Stmda3, carrier delivery. 13 cent* **eelc£r. VoL .—N6. 291. ATLANTA, THUBSDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1914. '—TWELVE PAGES. . copies OB tfce kitreet* and at net»a»t*Bd«, 5 c«ata> MEXICANS LOCKED SPLENDID BUILDING TO HOUSE BATTLE IN SENATE Council Sanctions Bonds; IN DEATH GRAPPLE ATLANTA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OVER CANAL TOLLS Greater Grady Hospital FOR TORREON CITY TO BE PROTRACTED Now Seems Assured Fact General Villa Wires That Repeal Measure Is Referred City Has Not Fallen and to O'Gorman's Committee, Bond Ordinance Approved That Heavy Fighting Is in Which Will Begin Consid- GOUNTY EMPLOYEES IT IS DYING; by a Vote of 13 to 1, and Progress. . eration Next Tuesday. Aldermanic Board Imme- GET RAISE! SALARY EGGERSpSTED diately Concurs in Action REBELS ARE MEETING MAJORITY OF SENATE of Council—Date of Elec- ! STUBBORN RESISTANCE CLAIMED FOR REPEAL County Commissioners at All Hope for Game Little tion Is Set for May 5. Meeting on Wednesday Prize Fighter Abandoned. Villa Has Taken Part of the Certain That Efforts ,Will Show Great Liberality to Arthur George, Clerk at PLAN FOR HOSPITAL City, But the Federals Are Be Made to Amend, and a All Officials. the Grady, Is Discharged. IS NOW SQUARELY Spectacular and Heated UP TO THE PEOPLE Barricaded in Buildings To the accompaniment of an inge- While his victim lay dying from con- and Fighting Desperately, Debate Is Expected. nious and varied assortment of rea- cussion of. the brain on a cot in Grady sons, the salaries of about twenty hospital last night, Johnny (Knockout) county employees went upward at the Eggers, the prize-fighter, sat at police No Action Was Taken on Juare.z. Mexico, April 1.— Heavy Washington, April 1.— The adminis- meeting "Wednesday afternoon of the headquarter. s between plain fighting was in progress at Torretm tration bill to repea.1 tolls exemption county commissioners. The financial! clothes policemen, w'ho had arrested the Plan to Issue $2,000,000 for American coastwise ships in the today, according to a 1.000-word report scurry began when Solicitor General h-tm, and broke Into violent tears. Panama canal, which passed the bouse M. .Doraey slipped away from a "Oh. Lord," he sobbed to Chief Beav- of Bonds for Building the received by General Carranza from yesterday amid spectacular scenes, forgery trial in the criminal court long ers, "I'll never have the nerve to climb General Villa tonight. reached the senate today and was re- Plaza—Mayor Hopes for enough to point out that N. A. Garner, over th' ropes ap'in. De poor kid, The gist of the information was ferred promptly to the committee on one of his deputies, could stand a little Jimmy Grant, was such a grame little given out through "General- Carranza's Vote of Both Propositions Inter-oceanic canals without debate. more in his monthly envelope. The so^ devil 'n sui.-h a sood fellow, 'n ] secretary. Alfredo Breceda, to the ef- Senator O'Gorman, chairman *of the licitor grerteral was in a hurry. wouldn* have 'im die on my account by May 25. fect that the heaviest fighting was canals committee, who is marshaling "Mr. Garner isn't in very good for th* Mffgrest prize-fight pot that the anti-administration forces, an- proceeding in a . so-called canyon health," he said, "and the bad air in was ever split." nounced definitely tonight that he Atlanta's general council has sane- Vamed Wuarache. 'the southern railroad the courtroom makes his work just All hope i was despaired for Jimmy tioned t.he proposal to issue $730.000 would call a meeting of the committee twice as. hard." exit from the city. Grant lon^ before midnight. Chances improvement bonds for a. "Greater for next Tuesday. Until that time, no It was suggested .that it might be The canyon is said to he in reality a were ten-to-one for death, He lay in Grady hospital." Photo by Price. formal consideration of the repeal cheaper to ventilate the courtroom, but an unconscious state over since he By a vote of 13 against 1, t.he city sort of basin formed by the proximity measure or proposed amendments can the solicitor general didn't have time The old Y. M. C. A. building at North Pryor and Auburn avenue has collapsed after having shaken hands fathers Wednesday afternoon approved of three mountains. Through ' this develop. Although friends of the pres- to argue the point. After he had plung- completely remodeled antf is now ready for occupancy by the chamber with -E>g-gers at ,th« tap of the gons the bond ordinance and fixed the date basin two railroads run. It is one of of commerce. ident had hoped to have the canals ed hack into the offending atmosphere which closed the fierce ten rounds of of the electron for May 5. tire most strongly fortified of the fed- committee meet earlier, they decided the boa-rd raised Mr. Garner's salary to make no effort to induce Senator punishment he underwent at the Gate Immediately following the passage eral positions and Senor BrecPda said from $100 to $125 a month. City club Tuesday night. O'Gorman to change his plans. They Some minutes later, it was suggest- of the' ordinance. Co'uncilman W, G. the rebels were' meeting with stubborn will insist, however, upon action Hfrart Wan Broken. H umphrey. chairman of the finance resistance. ed that the desk sergeants in the of- The doctors say Jimmy IB dying of 1THERSPOON CHOSEN within reasonable time after the com- fice of the county police ought to work committee, offered a resolution author- To Out Off 'Reinforcement*. POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS concussion "of the brain or some other mittee gets down to work. eight hours instead of twelve. The izing the expenditure of $200 to defray i;t is reported that General Joaquin brain trouble, maybe a burs ted blood No Unnecessary Delay. board promptly assented and, having the expenses of advertising as required Maas, with federal reinforcements, Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, major- vessel. But the prize-fighting clan by law. started in this manner, didn't stop un- who knew the gritty youngster say it who has been reported at Saltillo, from FOR CHIEF OF STAFF SHOW BIG INCREASE ity member of the committee, who will Mayor James G. , Woodward called a til it had raised the salaries of the wasn't Jimmy's brain that broke—it lead the fight in committee for the special meeting of the alderman ic where he recently has been sending his xvhoJe force. The patrolmen and lieu- was his 'heart. administration, visited the white house board immediately after council passed dispatches and which is to the east, of He Will Succeed Gen. Wood Business for March Was Near- tenants who have served two years, Tuesday's fight was the first im- early in the day and conferred with the ordinance and the resolution. The . Torreon. is making a circuit to the were raised $5 a- month; Chief Matnie- ?5 r!;.ant scrap of his career. Tt would When the Latter Retires ly $11,000 Greater Than the president. L*ater he made the em- ia; board concurred in both measurps. and south with the purpose, the rebels as- son's salary was lifted from $1,600 a have"'either made or broken hi,m. Had phatic declaration that friends of the the mayor placed 'his signature on both on April 22. in Year 1913. year to $1,800. he made a good showing heforp the sume. of joining the V^lasco forces In repeal bill would not submit to un- papers. necessary delay in preliminary con- H. M. Wood, clerk and auditor of the Cycionu- Eggers, his future would have "Huarache- Whether the rebel force 3oard, then read a letter from A. A. been mapped out gloriously.' Other- Now tTp to People. 1 Washing-ton, April 1.—Major Gen- Nearly $11,000 greater were the sideration of the bill, and flatly de- 1 under General Herrera sent out to Mitchell, warden of the female convicts, wise, he would have been forced back eral William W. Wotherspoon, now as- March. 3914, receipts at, the Atlanta clared that the gauntlet, of committe'e The action of council placed the hos- intercept him has been engaged is not asking- for a raise from 560 to $75 a to the laboring world from which he sistant chief of staff ,of the army, has pos toff ice than those for the corre- discharge would be hurled should an pital bond proposition squarely up to attempt be made to Impede the prog- month. Mr. Mitchell pointed out that tried to* drag himself via the ring. the people. V n ow n . been selected to succeed Major Gen- sponding month of 1913, according to he was getting much leas than the war- - I^ettrrM <« HIM People. "] According to Senor Breceda, the ress of tsb-e measure. j den of male convicts, and that taking j >fb action was taken r»n the plan to eral Lreonard Wood as chief of staff the monthly report Auditor Sheeman That some members of the commit- 1 Some oC these sporting fellows have ebels have cut the railroad between at the end of General "Wood's term, yesterday submitted to Postmaster care of fifty female convicts was quite authorize the issuance of $2.000.000 tee who oppose exemption repeal de- as difficult. Chairman Tull C. Waters seen letter? that Jjmmy Gra.nt wrote bonds for building the plaza ov f At- L-uis Potosi and Aguascalientes, April 22. Brigadier General Hugh, L. Boiling- H. Jones., sire to have public hearings on the home to h"ls mother and sisters In Chi- e settled this delicate point by observ- lanta's unsightly "gulch." ,iis is 300 miles south of Torreo-n and Scott, .commanding- the troops.at P\>rt The auditor's report, made of record bill was apparent late today, but ad- cago, in which he tol administration than did the • corre- Qn this the committee may be forced down the board meetings in shorthand, A short time ago it had been about s accustomed to condensing his phrases, for water .wJiejie. he feel in a 'heap. But will heartily acquiesce in the proposal, , FRANCISCO . settled that the position of assistant sponding .months of the immediate to act and it would be considered as a it was not until after he had shaken and make it possible for the voters of href should be tendered to Brigadier previous year. January, 1914, grave up test on the real issue. Just fcow the looked up long enough to remark that Details of the struggle received ,to- he hadn't asked for the raise. This hands with Kggers. the victor, and Atlanta to pass on the county officers day were brief arid showed that the General Tasker H. Bliss, in command $147,025.68, while January, "*1913, pro- committee stands is uncertain, both shown that, although he had suffered and. the hospital and plaza bonds at the southern 'department with head-' sides claiming a majority of one. An evidently struck the board as so novel relative positions of the contending duced $132,581.84 — exactly $14.440.80 and refreshing that itr promptly voted lunishment that was hardly bearable, the same time. Candidates who will quarters at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, difference in favor of January of this unfavorable report on the bill would him the full amount. he was a good sport arid a boy that participate In the election have ex- forces have not changed to any extent ter a report was current that this year. .February , of the current year be followed by a minority report, and pressed their willingness to put back In the last five days. could take all that was cumins, his tender was declined by General Bliss, yielded - 9120, 759.20 — 3fi.663.S8 more this would bring the controversy be- way. - the election to May 25, despite the fact and within the past week it began to . Carraoza Is Confident. than the corresponding month of last fore the senate on a motion to adopt • Egprer» A rrenteil. that the delay will necessitate a long- General Carranza today seemed con- appear that the choice would fall on year when the receipts for that short- the minority report. , er siege of campaign and put the can- General Scott. The latter seade a fa- : Eggers. w.as arrested last night about fident that his military chieftain would est month of thft year aggregated: Many complications are possible in didates to greater expense. vorable impressio.n on the • administra- the situation even before the commit- 9 o'clock in Grogan's saloon by Plain conquer the federals at Torreon under $111,095.32, As »has been shown. Clothes Policemen Green and Fortson Should the county executive com- tion by the dispatch and thoroughness March, the last month of the first tee because there are half a dozen mittee, for any reason, decline to post- General Refugio Velasco. with which he personally settled the at the .order of Chief Beavers, who had quarter of the running calendar year, bills pertaining to the tolls question been informed'by hospital officials that pone the election, the hospital bond Both armies are said to be so worn recent N'avajo uprising in New Mexico. 1 has gone beyond its like time in 1913 now before the committee. That there Grant was not likely to survive the program will be carried through. By and exhausted by continued fighting Scott Ouly Brigadier. will be a persistent effort made to TOLDBYYOUNG GIRL -having council pass the ordinance Wed- by $10,827.40. night. that the present action lacks the virili- Unlik^ his predecessor. General Scott All of which is decidedly gratifying amend the repeal bill as it passed the. The fig'hter came with Green and nesday afternoon. all technicalities ty of the rebel conquest of Gomez Pa- will become assistant .chief of staff i tq Postmaster Boiling H. Jones, of house is certain, but friends of the Fortson to headquarters, later putting were removed.. City Clerk Walter president declare that nothing but flat She Alleges Two Men Carried > lacio. ' with the rank of brigadier general, j Atlanta. up bond of $500 for the charge of dis- Taylor now has, the authority to ad- There now is no vacancy in the grade J repeal of the toll exemption will be Her Away in an Auto and orderly conduct that was docketed vertise the hospital bond election dur- -. A telegram from Gomea Palacio to of major general, and to promote him to accepted. In support of this they ing the period prescribed by law. 'general Thau, a.t Chihuahua. was against him. He was hysterical, and that rank when General Wotherspoo-n ] claim a safe majority. Many polls of Kept Her in Garage. sobbed frequently. ' His scarred vis- Mayor Woodward stated Wednesday \>pied here today. It was that a train retires it would be necessary to jump the senate have been taken, democrats age was - streaked with tears that tbat he is still hopeful that the hos- t\ wounded left Gomez Palacio at 2 him over the heads of nine brigadiers and republicans included; but they have pital and plaza bonds will be voted on NEGRO ATTACKS WOMAN New York. >..pril 1.—Sixteen-year-old coursed over the scars of numerous o* V>ck this morning and added that at who are his seniors. ' been Incomplete. Estimates of the ma- ring battles and a nose that had been at the same time—May 25. tru \ hour fighting continued. It was recalled today, however, that | jority in favor of the repeal vary from Jessie Wood returned to her home in Mould Plan Camiiafum. - spread by many fists over both sec- H is said the rebels occupy Gomex ther.e is .no obstacle to the assumption 2 to 24. Ridgefield Park, N. J., tonight as quiet- tions, of his face. "I would not like to have the plaza, of the office of chief" of staff by a Falacio. Lerdo and some of the out- AND STEALS GAS METER President Wilson had no comment to ly as she left it last night, when she Grant a-ntl Kggers had been com pan- bonds submitted at a date earlier than Brigadier general, as that was done make on the result in the 'house, but_ •walked out hatless and disappeared, ion's before the fight. Kggrers is from May 2i>," said the mayor. "I want to skirts of Torreon. The federals have when Brigadier General J. Franklin let it be known that he cherished noj •fortified themselves in some of £he arousing the townspeople to the extent New York. He has a ' ,'ife and child in give those w,ho are interested in (he Bell was appointed to the place. ill feeling over those who, expressing Chattanobga. ' Jimmy Gra-nt Was a, improvement plenty of time to plan strongest buildings in- the last named No selection has yet been made of a Daring Robbery Takes Place that the school she attended was closed their convictions, opposed the repeal. today so pupils might search for her. youngster,, not more than ^0. His home a campaign, and I want a. little more city, the report adds. successor to. General Scot(; as com-- at Home of Mrs. Jennie There was no comment made on the is in Chicago, TV here he Contributes to time myself to do some campaigning. mander. of the Second 'cavalry brigade speech of Speaker Clark. The girl is a- daughter of Percy 'L. federal!* In Bl« Hotel. . at El Paso. the support of a mother and sister. 1 want the plaza proposition to be Malone. < Fight to Be Protracted. ' Wood, head bookkeeper in the Corn They all say he was a quiet arnd un- successful, because it ia, in my opinion, The federals, among other defenses, Exchange bank in this city. She had are occupying a big hotel on the plaza. The appearance of the measure was obtrusive boy, that Jimmy .Grant, al- fche most important project before the been worrying over • school examina- way ' smiling, sitting' "in with the people, and will mean much for while the rebels have" mounted guns a SWIFT NAVAL VESSELS Attempting to flght off a negro bur- accepted as the signal for the begin- ning of one of the most protracted and tions that were to have been held to- crowd, bu± . seldom^ talking—hardly Greater Atlanta. few "blocks away in the market house. FOR MAILS AND FREIGHT glar who had invaded'her home at 124 complicated contests the senate ever day. making hlrnself known except fpr his "I don't want It 'understood that f. From time to time the rebels have Courtland street at 4:30 o'clock yes- has faced. Senators, both for and Miss Wood walked unaccompanied presence. He was ambitious, .and- ex- penetrated into various parts of the Washington,. April 1.—Steps that may, terday afternoon, Mrs. Jennie Malone against the repeal, said they saw no down the road tonight, entered, her pected, to gome.day.be a big figure in city at great - sacrifice of life. lead to establishing a,line of swift' na- was seized by the robber and thrown to hope of a final disposition of the issue home and went to her room. There It the fighting game. For weeks he had According- to information from au- , vessels to carry passengers, mail the floor, while he tore the gas meter within the next five or six weeks. appeared, for a time, according to keyed up himself so highly over the Weather Prophecy thentic sources. General Villa had taken and freight between the United States from its pipes and made off. with it Senator Lewis, of Illinois, has a bill friends of the family, that she did not prospects of hla first big scrap that, FAIR the railroad station in Torreon, and ami South America were taken-today • Mrs. Malone was sitting in a bed- empowering the president to suspend comprehend that she had been away when his vanquishnient came, the ten- for the past twp days has .been work- when the senate adopted Senator Weeks'' tolls by proclamation. Senator Heed and her family thought she was suffer- sipn strings just snapped and left him 1 room when she heard the burglar, ing- from aphasia. Georgia—~Falr Thnrmfay and Friday. ing his way from house to house to- resolution calling upon Secretary Dan- working at the meter in the basement. has introduced a. measure which would to topple .over by the water cooler. ^pard the center of the city. He is said iels for information on "the 'feasibility repeal the toll exemption clause and Physicians were summoned and the ' 'Done With Fl&htlux. As she climbed the stairs, he confront- girl became hysterical and declared she ' Local Report. to have taken nearly half the town of the project. ed her. As she reached for an object grant to foreign vessels the right to Eg-gers vowed before Chief Beavers Lowest temperature •; 49 with an appalling loss of life on both compete with American ships now en- had been kidnaped by two men nea-r Hig-hest temperature . . ., 70 with which, to give fight, she was her home. Her str / was that she had last night as huge tears welled from Mean temperature 60 sides. seized. gaged in the 'coastwise trade. Senator his bruised- and dfscblbred eyes that Owen's bill, identical with that passed been taken to >" v York infan auto- Normal temperature 57' The meter contained »7. Mrs. Malone mobile, kept 'V' a' g-arage &$tr night he would never enter the ri.ng again. Rainfall in past 24 hours. Inches 01 described the robber as being appar- by the house yesterday, it was expect- v He wouldn't have the nerve, he sobbed. Deficiency since 1st of mo., inches 17 HUERTA. IP-LS CONGRESS ed, would be replaced' by the admin- and that s - -caped this morning,' and : ently 25 years of age, dark-skinned and made her way back to Ridgefield Park, Every time" {-'^"*— wfed over the ropes, Deficiency since Jan. 1, Inches ....8.05 H& INTENDS TO STICK Ask The istration's measure, its purpose to ex- the vision o; g,~Jimmy Grant, the stalwart. Policemen Evans and Palmer pedite consideration in the senate hav- a- policeman giving- her money for her Report* Front Varlonx StarJet a«. ^ Mexico City, April 1. — "Before leax-- investigated the case. fare. The police have began no inves- gam'est kid t -r tackled, would con- ing failed. There are other measures front, him ar, ,nr.ow -him helplessly at STATIONS ' Temperatureire. I^ RuRunn ing the^e, precincts I must engrave pending, including a bill of Senator tigation, as far as is known, and the and etat« of "upon your hearts that it is my pur- the 'mercy of,. JstiJe fists. 1 p.m. I Hl Thomas, of Colorado, and Senator Gal- family regards the incident as closed. A development in the Jimmy Grant WEATHER. iT&IS pose, as I' hy.ye said before to the MERCHANT SHOT DEAD iinger's resolution expressing the sense Abilene, cloudy.. 74 80 .00 tragedy Wednesday was the discharge Atlanta, clear . national congress, to achieve. the peace of the congress that it has the right of Arthur George,-night clerk at Grady 67 70 .01 of the country and, if to do so, your WHILE WATCHING SHOW Birmingham, clear 70 74 .06 Where to. Live to do as it pleases with respect to WOODWARD STRICKEN hospital, who was accused of having Charleston, cloudy 68 sacrifice and mine shall be indispens- ulating shipping in the Panama ca- .00 Memphis, Tenn.. April 1.—W. D. Rit- nal. BY SERIOUS ILLNESS denied Dr. Rouglin, Grant's physician, Chicago, cloudy . SO .36 able, you and I will know how 'to sac- tenhouse. merchant and postmaster at admission to the operating- table where Denver, pt, cldv.. 64 .00 I'iftce ourselves- -This is my purpose - EHorts to Amend. Galveston, pt. cldy 5 7S .00 Brunswick. Tenn.. near Memphis, was Orlando, Fla., April l.~ H. Wood- the unconscious fighter lay. It was for Hatteras, cloudy . 64 or, what is the same -thing, my pro- -BUREAU of Boarding It was apparent that an effort some lime before Dr. Rouglin gained i 5 .86 fession of, political faith." shot and kitted and several hundred will be made to amend the ward, of Birmingham. Ala,, rated as Jacksonville, cldy. 80 .00 A' and Rooming House .persons were thrown into confusion, house bill with a clause, asserting the one of the wealthiest men of th.e south, entrance. Kansas City. pt.c., 64 .02 With this ' statement President, when a man. said to be A. B. Curtis, a sovereignty of the United States over A corriplaint was made to Dr. W. B. Knoxville; cloudy 70 .20 Huerta ended his message to con- is seriously ill at his winter home here, Louisville, cloudy. «6 Information is conducted for sawmill worker, rushed into a tent the canal zone. Some senators who it was learned tonight. His-daughter, Summerall, superintendent of the hos- .24 gress, which convened tonig-ht. The favor the repeal believe such amend- pital, who made the discharge. JUr. Memphis, clear . . 79 .OS the public's consultation. in which a theatrical performance was ment tvould not be Considered in the Mrsl Oscar W. Underwood, wife of the Miami, cloudy . . 74 .06 document otherwise was devoid of 'sen- being given at Brunswick tonight and George, in explaining hfs action, said Mobile, clear . . . .00 sational statements or dramtic effect. You are invited to use the light of a compromise. Democratic house democratic leader, and other that he acted in accordance with rules opened fire on Rittenhouae. In the senators most active for the repeal members- of the family are here. Montgomery, cldv. 80 .00 . Throughout the reading neither mem- same free of charge. excitement the man escaped. No oth- insist that the bill should prevail with- and regulations of the hospital, which New Orleans, clr. 84" .00 -^Jtters nor those In the gallery inter- ers in -the audience were hurt. out amendment. How far republican prohibited private physicians from see- New York, rain , 46 46' .12 rupted with, applause. Just before his Have you a room for rent? Poases are searching for Curtis. It Palestine; pt. cldy. 44 80 6.56 senators will figure in the result is ng patients until given authority by Raleigrh, cloudy.. ., 58 5S closing: words the. president paused It should be listed in The is said Rittennouse and -Curds en- I the subject of very active specula- Lawyer Guilty of Forgery.* the superintendent. .78 gaged in a dispute several days ago i tion. San Francisco, rain 56 60 .00 and surveyed, the, .houseA which became Constitution's B tt r e.a.u.'of With reference. to the delivery "of a { Estimates of the number of demo- Ne K York, April 1.—Augustus M. St. L,ouis, cloudy 56 58 .18 unusually silent. He pointed his fin- letter. '/ jt crats who will oppose the repeal vary Price, for thirty years one of che most St. Paul, cloudv . 40 44 -.02 ger as he impressed on the congress Boarding and Ro q m i n g ( from eight to fourteen. jpri-ir-inent lawyers in Brooklyn, was Large Sun Spot Group. Salt Lake City, pt. c 38 62 .00 1 "The repeal is not yet- won by any today sentenced to serve from two and Shreveport, clear. 70 78 .01 • his "profession of political faith." House Information. -•••••• Washington, April 1.—A large sun Vicksburp, cloudy 7* 78 .01 Goethal* Cctnal Governor. j means," said Senator Chamberlain, a half to five years' imprisonment in spot group about 50,000 miles long Then came applause with cries of leading the opponents. Tampa, cloudy. . "2 7S .00 ••Viva, Huerta!" Telephone Main 5000 Sins Sins after plead!n f guilty to consisting of a large circular spot and Toledo, cloudy. . . 50 56 Panama. .April 1.—Colonel George W.I Senator Norris, republican, intro- faculae with small spots in them, has .In his message President Huerta said GojRthals tcday became governor of "the Iduced an amendment to reaffirm the forging a client's name. \\ Price is a Washington.' cl'dy SO 50 ioo ., or Atlanta 5001 ":.., . canal zone. In- conformity -with hfsl graduate ol Rutgers college!. Hia sum- been discovered by the* na-val observ- Willistori, clear. . 42 52 .00 wishes no . ceremony inarlcad the oc-' atory here. It was photographed ,at Continued on Page Two,- Continued on Page mer home one of the show places noon yesterday. The eroup at- in »oiar C. F. von HBRRMANX. casioc. of New" Urunaiwick, K. i. north latitude. • Section Director.

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consider th.e Grady bonds of lesser should acquiesce in anything tending MEXICANS LOCKED \ licewomen, the- < first In Pittsbur understand that there was no basis clear tn« *men out of the yards. Th« importance than the other. I consider to civic betterment, and they are will- They are attached to the secret service for the report that the railroad want- author of the hoax is aousrht by the division and tfielr names are^ known ed hundreds of workers, the crowd police. He spread the raise rumor the health and welfare of the people ing to submit to anything suggested IN DEATH GRAPPLE to none but the -director and the -of- surged .against the steel sates, break- to be of greater importance than any- by the committee. ' SPEEDY ficer to whom they will report. Their ing the locks and poured into the among the hundreds of men gathered thing else the tilty can do." A majority of the candidates were yards shouting "Give us the jobs.". along West Madison street in front Continued From Page One. activities will be confined solely to of employment agencies. It Is not apparent that the county interviewed Wednesday and they all looking after the welfare of women. It too£ the police nearly an hour to executive committee will meet with signified their willingness to extend They will direct young girls coming opposition from the 'candidates when the campaign to May 25. Captain W- he refrained from extensive mention to the city to places of safety and in- the time comes for postponing the of international relations, although he vestigate violations of the law in cafes M. Mayo. C. W. IVIanguin ai?d L>, O- ON RATE ADVANCE commented with bitterness on the diffi- where liquor is aerved to women, election. Sentiment among the candi- "W'n'ght, candidates for sheriff of the dates is almost unanimous that they culties the Mexican government bad en- county, declared that th^y are strong _ . . —~ countered In obtaining mon«y, owing to for any movement to improve Atlanta's CommiSSlOn DC- "tne Influence exerclsea by the strange CRUEL APRIL FOOL'JOKE railroad gulch. "Uncle" Andy Stewart, attitude candidate for re-election to the office of a certain power towards j pLA YED ON UNEMPLOYED of tax collector, said that any change cides to Expedite Action Mexico." 1 | the county committee ma&es will be s&j *'" r*"™"^*, s;i Chicago. AP^TT First of April LEMONS, agreeable to him. T. >I. Armiatead, on Request of Roads-De- £or joke perpetrated by some persons un- candidate for re-election as tax re- he said: known to the police today caused more ceiver, said he stands ready to accept cision Probable in Month. . "Referring to the department of for- ! *£** ,*0® unemployed men to congre- "Benjamin" Solid carload Fresh Country the orders of the committee. at cold rain in front of the Soo eign relations. I must tell you that the lln?. .ef freli£-freigh« t terminals and wait for Should B* Patriotic. government of the republic has earn- the employmen* t promised by the joker. Eggs and - Fresh Dressed Alderman James W. Maddox, candi- Washington, April 1.—Whether east- estly endeavored to develop a just na- Before the men could be made to ern railroads shall make a general tiaVahstie polly. which, far from in- j date for county commissioner, is one juring our international relations, has Poultry. of the strongest hospital and plaza freight rate increase may be decided resulted in, making them the most are by the interstate commerce commis- cordial possible with the chief powers advocates in council, and was one of sion within a, month. That the case of the world. Sewell Commission Go. the first to agree to a postponement. would be disposed of at a much earlier "Some of the American states have Alderman Maddox says ail candidates date than had been expected became not yet recognized the constitutional FOR UNSIGHTLY Wholesale and Retail apparent today with the commission's overnment ad interim of the republic, should sacrifice personal ambition in gut the greater number of them keep order to give the voters an opportu- determination to hold continuous hear- in Mexico diplomatic representatives 1 13- f5 Wilt-tall !64Decalur ings until all testimony is in, even nity of voting on the three issues and and no one of them has interrupted Dependable though railroad representatives can- relations with the republic. The Unit- COMPLEXIONS thereby saving time and expense to not conclude their final statements ed States has been so good ag to invite the city and facilitate matters gener- tomorrow night as planned. me, through his excellency, President Recent developments tending to Wilson, to organize in common accord ally. the preparatory work for the ap- "If the people want to vote on the ahow the necessity for quick disposi- ching USE RESINOL NO SEAMS THAT tion of the question have caused the aague." plaza and hospital bonds on May 25 I commission to devote its attention al- Pimples and blackheads disappear, RIP OR RUB am not the one to oppose them," said most wholly to the rate question. The unsightly complexions become clean, Suits Or. W. L. Gilbert. ranaidJ'e for county case may be submitted upon briefs, FOUR POLICEWOMEN clear, and velvety, and hair health and Jitnjamm commissioner. "1 am strong for any- with little, if any, oral argument. beauty are promoted by the regular Durable -pure thread thing in the way of civic betterment." La Follette Allegm Lobby. ON PITTSBURG FORCE use of Hesinol Soap and an. occasional silk, and 4-ply cable- Charles I. -Branan, member of the city The rate case was the subject of application, of Heelnol Ointment. These park commission, and a candidate for g-eneral discussion'at the capitol today, Plttsburg, April 1.—C. H. Hubbard, soothing, healing preparations do their You Men and Young Men shall not spend a twist heels and toes. tax Collector, said he considered the as the result of Senator La Follette's director of public safety, today an- work easily, quickly and at little cost, plaza and hospital projects of sufficient action in introducing a bill to make nounced the appointment of four po- when even the most expensive cosmetics single penny without getting full value, so far as For men and women. importance to warrant a postponement unlawful any attempt to influence pro- and complicated beauty treatments fail. this store is concerned. of the election date in order to gi\-e ceedings before the interstate com- Physicians have prescribed Resinol All leading dealers. the people a, voice. merce commission except in accord- for nineteen years and every druggist T. J. Hig-htower, Jr, candidate for ance wjth the commission's regula- sells Resinol Soap (25c.), and Resmol So it is here that you can secure a "Benjamin" county commissioner, said that he is tions. Ointment (50c. and $1.00). Avoid "im- perfectly willing to agree to any The senator gave notice that he itations" or "substitutes" which a few 'suit this spring. With it goes our guarantee, as change in the interest of Atlanta. would speak on the measure in the unscrupulous dealers offer, they are well as verbal assurance, that on account of great HOSIERY It is understood that all the other senate tomorrow. He would not talk, usually o£ little value and may even dependability in materials, workmanship and finish, candidates have made similar expres- about the matter, but it was said that be positively harmful. For tree trial, For Sale by sions, and that they will consent to senatois have been told that the com- write to Dept. 11-R. Resfnol, Baltimore. it will give you satisfactory wear. postponing the election when they are mission is deluged with communica- THE 8LOBE GLOTHIN8 COMPANY interviewed on Thursday. tions from many sources urging an 80 Whitehall S't. and increase in freight rates and that "Benjamin" styles are leaders in the world's 74-76 South Broad St. some members of the senate have* writ- style procession—you cannot possibly go wrong. ten to commissioners on the subject. All Brands BuHer28° Senator I^a Foilette said: $18.50 to $27.50. For t&ef>RO\V W "I desire to present some remarks Full Cream Cheese KENNESAW upon the bill and some evidences of a You are welcome in this store, whether to look Voice O TROCHE BARNES proceeding that is under way in this 400 Edgewood Coffee the voice, ZSc.BOc country, that I believe to be the most Soc Karo Syrup BISCUIT or buy. serious in Jts prejudicial effect upon the Salt Boiling Meat Cash Grocery work of the interstate commerce com- Baked Fresh mission, of anything that ever has be- Kingan's Sliced IB 7 East Mitchell Street fore been witnessed." Sliced Ham Crisp Financial Condition of Roads. Sliced Picnic Hams AUanta Clean Fine Imported Sauer Kraut, W. H. Williams, third vice president Carlton pound 5

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just reached here. According to" m«a"- YALE JUNIOR IS HELD "CAMPBELL KID". MAN LYNCH LOUISIANA NEGRO ger reports .T. P. McDougall, a farmer, SPENDS DAY IN CITY FOR SHOOTING FARMER had a "dispute with Allen Turner, a ON CHARGE OF ASSAULT "SEX INSTRUCT! negro, after which the negro struck REXALL STORES the farmer with a hoe. inflicting: a Len M. Frailey, tfee Campbell soup Mew Haven. Conn., April 1*—Stan- Natchez, Miss., April }.—News of a serious wound. A constable arrested hope Wood Xixon, of New Tork city, "ad" man and -famously known as the 1 Turner and when taking -him to Jail a junior in the Sheffield Scientific "Campbell Kid" man, -is in Atlanta lynching In an Isolated section of Winn was confronted bv a band of farmers TO BEING IDENTIFIED School at Yale, was arrested by de- talking to old friends that he made TOPIC OF DISCUSSION Parish. Louisiana. Sunday night has who seised and shot the negro to death. tectives tonigrht charged with, assault- AIDJRUGLAWS back in the days when* as a drummer ing 'Edward M, Everett, chief engineer he sold Jelly through this territory. of - the Southern New England • Tele- | Mr. Frailey has risen to secretary and Officers Elected for Atlanta When Witness Appears They ph,one company, on October 22. last. 1 Mr EVerett was walking home late at a director of the Joseph Campbell Chapter, American Insti- Jump Into Bed and Cover night, when he was struck from be- United Drug Co. Stock- 1 company, of Camden, N. J-, whose Their Heads. hind and rendered unconscious. It was soups are sold around the world, tute of Child Life. Eats Freely But thought at the time the motive was holders Seek to Throttle f In former days, says Mr. Frailey, the robber v. Campbell company made jelly. Then On the night of the assault there iXew' York, April 1.—Averse to being was a student outbreak; during which Traffic in Habit>Forming they tried soup and it sold fairly well The fifth meeting of the Atlanta iron bolts were hurled through ' win- i as a side line for some time. Then, chapter of the American Institute of subjected to further identification proc- J suddenly, the soup end of the busi- ' esses, "Bago Frank" Cirofici. "Lefty dows of homes of prominent residents. Compounds. Child Life was held on Wednesday Has No Dyspepsia I ness picked up considerably, and now afternoon. The local chapter now has Louie" Rosenberg. "Gyp the Blood" Detectives have been working: quietly ' they make nothing but soup and pork- ever since last fall, but no definite I and-beans. The plant turns out a mil- 170 members and its rapid growth, ,JHorowitz and "Whitey Lewis" Seiden- clues were found until today, when, it shows how fully Atlanta mothers real- ahner, the four gunmen convicted of is said, several Iron bolts were found "One of the many activities of the ! lion and a half cans a day during the A Little Pegsin in a Mild Laxa- in Nixon's room. Nixon then made a 7.-000 members of the United Drug tomato season. ize the value Q£ expert knowledge in the murder- of Herman Rosen thai, and i The company last year contracted child, training. now awaiting execution-at Sing Sing complete Confession, according to the company/' said William C. Neilly, for 6,(JOO acres of tomatoes, in addition tive Promptly Corrected police. He said he had been drinking manager of Rexall conventions, yes- Mrs. Charles Boynton was elected prison, have served notice on the au- with other students, but .otherwise i to those it grew on the Camden farm- thorities that hereafter they will go terday, '"is to figrht the traffic In Mr. Frailey further said that in or- president. Mrs. Clark Howell. vice pres- a Bad Indigestion. gave no explanation of his act. He ident; Mrs. G. Kearslye Selden, chair- Into hiding under their cots should is out on bonds of $1,500 for a hearing habit-forming drugs. Many of . the der to develop a desired tomato seed- stores have thrown, out cocaine en- 'ling as many as 10,000 plants of many man of the program committee, and other efforts be made to identify them tomorrow. I varieties are crossed, and that this Mise Eva "Wurm, secretary. Fortunate is the one who can eat in connection with the case. This was News of Nixon's arrest caused gneat tirely, several have eliminated all work is under the supervision of S. F. 'anything" .without suffering the tor- learned tonight through a. statement surprise at Yale tonight. He is one of trade in liquors and all seek.'carefully {Hall, president of the American Truck The subject of the day was "Sex tures of dyspepsia, but as few are so the most popular men in. .college, a to gain full . knowledge of all state Growers' association. Instruction." The speaker pointed out issued from the office of District At- member of the varsity crew squad, and fortunate, care should be taken in the torney- Whitman. laws regulating such .matters and then that the only way to teach sex control belongs to the Berzelius society. was to develop the_subject in connec- matter of diet. Eating slowly, masti- In preparation for the retrial of Nixon's father is Lewis Nixon, a cating the food thoroughly and taking Charles; Becker, the former police prominent member of Tammany hall. CLAIMS HE IS VICTIM , ,, tion with the rest' of the moral law. a short walk after the. heavy meal ot lieutenant whose conviction and sen- He is widely known as a shipbuilder. OF FALSE ACCUSATIQ Ethical standards are of even more im- the day will do much towards assisting tence for the murder of Rosenthal re- Mr. -Nixon left New York for this city portance in sex education "than phy- digestion. Any grown-up person, ought cently were set aside by the court of tonight, upon receiving word of his sical. A love, of the beautiful, varied to know the peculiar foods that'do not appeals, Mr. ."Whitman toad sent to Sing son's arrest. New Haven Conn., April 1.—That I-" occupations, simple, wholesome recre- Sing a witness whose form ail identifi- agree, and these should be avoided. is the victim of circumstances 5 V ation, athletics, an appreciation of good cation of the four gttiimen was deemed false accusation is the claim today J When these* common-sense aids fail, desirable. When the witness appeared. CONTRACT FOR TAGS John J. Hogan, of West Haven, an in- books, are far more efficacious in pre- the next thing to 'do is to take a mild two of the gunmen jumped into bed ventor, widely known as an authority venting evil thoughts and acts than digestive toi¥lc with laxsftive proper- and pulled the covers over'their heads- on marine and automobile engines, too early initiation Into the mysteries One of the other two eluded scrutiny TO BE AWARDED SOON ties, and there is none better than Dr. who is awaiting a hearing on April 11 of life. Clerical vigilance should be Caldwell'at Syrup Pepsin. It contains by covering his face with 'his hands, on a charge of attempted murder. the watchword of the mother. Pacts J. W. GOtCHER. •while the fourth hid behind the bed. The state agricultural department It is alleged that recently while Miss the greatest of all aids to digestion, will sometime this week award the Margaret Williams, of this city, was sufficient for self-protection should he good pdjf?j&in. It has other ingredients ing- Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin these contract for a new supply of fertilizer taking tea at the Hogan home, the given, and then character should be that 4$- mildly on the bowels, which have all gone, and although Mr. General G or gas Returns. tags. The contract -will be awarded on inventor put poison in Miss Williams' developed, for will-power is the only togetp^r form a combination for the Goucher says he is 64, he does not look competitive bids, and will amount to tea and that of his wife and that its weapon with which, to resist thempta- relief "of dyspepsia or indigestion that more than 40. New York, April 1.—Brigadier Gen- something in ex-cess of $3,000. presence was discovered as Mrs. Hogan tion. Much approval was expressed is unsurpassed. Syrup Pepsin is sure in its results, eral William C. Gorgas, who conduct- began to sip the tea- Hogan's arrest at the close of the meeting of the Its action is to tone and strengthen and a vast improvement over chewing ed a three months' investigation into followed an investigation by the au- unusual manner with whtch this diffi- the stomach and bowel muscles so that or swallowing tablets and mints, or sanitary conditions in the mining Policemen Musi Swim. thorities and he is now held under cult subject was treated. they can again do their work riaturally taking cathartics, salts, etc., all of camps of the Rand. -South Africa, re- $5,000 bond for his preliminary hear- without outside aid, and when that which are harsh and nauseous and at ,- turned today on' the steamship Kaiser New' York, April 1.—All New York ing-. Hogan today insisted that he happy moment comes all medicine can best do but temporary good. You can Wjlhelni II. He was accompanied by policemen hereafter must know how to kn»ew nothing about the allegations SHOT WIFE THREE TIMES be dispensed with. It is the best obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug- store Major Surgeon "Robert E. Noble and swim, and to rescue drowning persons. and his wife denies them. • remedy obtainable -for any disorder of for fifty cents* or one dollar a bottle. Dr. S. T, Darling:, who assisted .him in Police Commissioner McKay today re- AND KILLED HIMSELF the stomach, liver a.nd bowels, for dys- Results are always guaranteed or the investigation. General Gorgas re- ceived permission to use the public pepsia, constipation, biliousness, head- mo-nev -will be refunded. turns with a degree 'of doctor of baths for swimming1 schools. Swim- aches, drowsiness after eating, gas on Families wishing to try a free sam- science, conferred upon him by Oxford ming and life-saving1 will be a part DELAYED EIGHT HOURS, Tuscalooea, Ala., April 1.—"Will Mas- the stomach, etc. Thousands of users ple bottle can obtain it postpaid by •university, and other honors in ap- of the exa.mination all -future police- sey, a white man employed at a lum- will testify to this, among them Mr. addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 419 preciation of his work. •men will be obliged to pass. SHE WANTS $25,000 ber plant, today shot his wife thre'e J. W. Goucher, Stites, Idaho, who for Washington St., Montice.llo, 111. A times, inflicting fatal injuries, and then several years had 'all the worst symp- postal card with your name and ad- Compensation at the rate of $52.12 a, killed himself. It is stated that the toms of chronic dyspepsia. Since tak- dress on it will do. minute is. demanded by Mrs. Katie Mc- couple had been divorced and the Clure for eight hours of waiting to shooting followed a quarrel on the IDC which she declares herself to have been street. The shooting occurred on subjected while traveling from Cedar- Eleventh street, near a store. town to Atlanta on the Seaboard Air Line. She filed suit against the rail- way company for $25,000 in the su- perior court "Wednesday after noon. ALLEN'S IT feller that hollers loudest about Mrs. McClute alleges that the train was delayed for eight hours a't Rock- th' duty o* citizinship 4s usually mart and that during the time she FOOT=EASE Start Early T contracted a severe cold. The cold The Antiseptic powder shaken into first to dodge payin' his income was followed by complications and the the shoes—The Standard Rem- complications by the damage suit. Her edy lor the leet for a quarter To educate a child properly they say 3 ou should begin attorneys are Hewlett, Dennis & "Whit- century- 30,000testitnomals. Sold tax. Some folks hex a good man. Tnde-Korlt. everywhere, 25c. Sample FREE. with his grandfather. So with building—begin to think of •' . Address, Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy. N Y. deal t' say about "give an* TfaeMnnwboputUieEEa la FEET. your lumber when you first think of a home. take" an' "live and let PROSECUTION IS ENDED live," but 1 notice they're BY DEATH OF TURLEY I E. G. Willingham's Sons CHENEY'S LUMBER is the kind tha£ QUALIFIES. Jackson. Miss., April 1.—Death to- ** kinda slow about returnin' days ended the prosecution of T. H. Turley, former steward of the Missis- EXPECTORANT Auto Truck deliveries. any of the VELVET they sippi inaaiie hospital, convicted of de- frauding1 the state and sentenced to Cures Croup, Colds, Coughs borrow. two years in the penitentiary. The Tickling; In the throat, running ot the 542 Whitehall appeal taken to the supreme court was nose, sore throat. Best medicine tor whoop- iUK cough. Tried and tested for fifty years. expected to be passed on by that tri- Sure and certain to cure. Try Cheney's bunal next Monday. Turley contract- Expectorant. ?5c at drue stores.—ir. coated tablets and mixes them with herbs, roots, etc.. making a wonderful Neilly heard her arid explained that tonic blood purifier and system cleanser. R^.xall is the trade mark of the United Just try Sulpherb Tablets (not sulphur tab' ,ts), but Sulphert> — remem- Drug company. ber the name — and get the tablets in sealed tubes at 50c per tube. "It is taken from the two words, 'rex* and 'all,' and means 'king of Grown-up people and children who don't feel well, wno are consti- 1 pated or sluggish, or who have pimples, boils, carbuncles, ulcers and the all." ex-plained Mr. Neilly. "The United Drug company," he con- like, can soon rid the system of these impurities by taking this good old- tinued, "was organized in 1902 with fashioned remedy in modern form. Their action satisfies or money is re- the purpose of revitalizing the retail funded by the Prescription Products Company, Dayton, Qhio. A free trial drug business and • placing it on a sent 'to any address. Buy of any well-stocked druggist. higher plane of ipublic service. At that time the company had forty stock- holders and thirty-six employees operated its plant in Boston. < Today there are over 7,000 stockholders. The different factories and laboratories cover 28 1-2 acres and are kept in operation by over 1,500 employees drawing1 in salaries nearly 51,000.000 a year. Branch' warehouses are filled all the time In Chicago. St. Louis, San Francisco, Toronto and in Liverpool. England. This year's business will amount to over $25,000,0,00. Policy of Company. Springtime "The company manufactures a full line of proprietary medicines, per- fumes, toilet goods, stationery, rub- ber goods and pharmaceutical prepa- rations. The company is co-operative, Styles for Men selling its products direct to the re- tailer without the profits usually taken by middlemen. We aim to give the public the benefit, not so much a lower-priced product, as to give them CuticuraSoaD a product of higher qualitv at the An advertisement is only an ad- low'est price consistent with "legitimate business. Our buying and manufac- turing for over 7,000 profit-sharing vertisement, to be read and soon stock holders makes it work out in First comes the actual practice that we undersell the and Ointment store generally called a cut-rate forgotten. But a suit of clothes is. house. Will help you when all else fails. outside wrapper—then the "We don't cut rates. "We make rates. We manufacture under the' best pos- Unsightly complexions are often an investment that affects x°tir sible conditions, add a fair profit and a bar to social advancement and the public gets the benefit. That's all. comfort and your appearance for All our proprietary medicines are sold business success. Start life with under open formulae—the buyer knows a clear skin and good hair. "SEAL OF PURITY" exactly what he is paying for and no months to come. substitution is ever practiced in a Rexall store." Samples Free by Mail Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold throughout the then the double inside wrapper world. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 32-p. Take this hint of profit and in- MORE NAMES TO BE PUT book. Address "Cutlcura," Deot, 16H, Boston. vest in MUSE quality and yours will ON THE PENSION ROLLS —then clean, pure, healthful Washington, April I.—Pensions for be the pleasure of wearing garments widows and, minor children of the offi- cers and men who served in the Span- WRIGLEYSi ish war, the Philippine insurrection fresh of honest materials, perfect tailor- and the Boxer uprising in China would be authorized by a bill which passed ing and pre-eminent style. the house late today by a vote of 276 SPEARM/NT to 54. •9 ' • The bill w'ou-ld errant $13 monthly to the widow ,of. an honorably dis- Kennesaw charged soldier or sailor and $2 The chicle is kept pure and springy, the real mint leaf juice is We offer you the best the spring- monthly for each child under 16 years of age. provided that the widow shall kept fresh and fragrant—everything is kept out that you don't time brings. have married the soldier prior to the Biscuit 5c passage of the bill. The pensions are to be limited, however, to widows want, everything kept in that you do. without means of support other, than faked Every Day their daily labor and. an actual pet Not only the crisp, new suits, but income not exceeding $250 a year. It is a healthfully clean benefit 16 teeth, breath, appetite and :'f • An Inquiry among the camps of tKe F. E. BLOCK CO.. ATIJLNTA • f United Spanish war veterans indicated a cordial and personal welcome, there were about 4,000 widows of digestion. It's the confection for you to take home because men. who served In the Spanish war and the Philippine insurrection. It is ; it's the one you are sure of. awaits you at our store. estimated that an appropriation of i $2,500.000 will be required to pay the [ pensions. j , . , . j LAVILLE'S BUY IT BY THE BOX $15'to'$50 'REVOLVING SWING" ' | I.IQDOK and CILU win effectually care | for 85 cento at most dealers. •• • _ Each box contains twenty 5 cent pack' PROVED FATAL TO GIRL ] ages. They stay fresh until used. I New York, April 1.—Ella Hackett, a I 19-year-old equestrienne, was killed almost instantly by a 50-foot fall from ' Be SURE it»s WRIGLEY'S. Chew it after a trapeze to an improvised "platform in Geo. Muse Clothing Co, the arena at the Barnum and Bailey Look for the spear. every meal. circus in Madison Square Garden to- 1 Inflammator1 y Rheumatism soon relieved by day. Ambitious to appear In a trapeze I using the Liquor; and persistent use of the act,' She was rehearsing after the aft- I Fills prevents recurring attacks. Fampfalets ernoon performance. While- attempt- I giving full information sent free. ing a "revolving -swing," she fell head downward. |E. FOUGEM ft Cft.toiw SO BMfcraan SL. Hew York \ Four. THE x coNsnnrnojr, ATLAOTA, THTJBSDAY, APBII; 2, 1914. THE CONSTITUTION plains Us success for th« past three years F,«tahll«hed l&SSf ^BBtl the supreme faculty of reconciling di- RISKED HIS PULPIT ON POWER THE STANDARD SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER vergencies. The party is not UKely soon to face OF GOSPEL TO SAVE, AND WON! AILY PubliW D»£ly, Sunday. Tri. Weekly again such a test as that which tried it to the matter of canal tolls. Some of the most CLARK HOWELL. Dr Charles L, Gooflell, of St Paul's. K^w like me a hope when there is hope, you STAFFS POLITICAL GRIND uid General Vtmyater influential leadfers of the house, the men. York, pastor of the largest Methodist church oufpht to stop it." W L. HALSTEAD. who have led the majonty-to victory to the In the world, and the subject of many recent In the presence of the amazed audience CANDIDATES 4JtC; DROPPING OUT Is said that Dr L S Ledbetter, Folk's repre- fundamental legislation of the recent past, mag-azinp articles, IB coming to Atlanta for a t>r GoodeH left his pulpit, walked down to 0JOB BY OMB IN TWELFTH DISTRICT sentative, will be opposed by Dr J J. Crum- Bu0inCKi Manager week, the latter part of April, to participate the chancel rail, and said* "My brother^ T Dublin. Ga., April 1.—(Special J"—Among: bley Director*: Clark Howell, Boby Rofclnjon. were arrayed against the president on his m the biggest old-time Methodist revival have hon*stly declared a, message in which Albert Howell. Jr, E R. Black. H. W. Grady the features of the congressional campaign tolls program. They believed honestly that that has been held in this section since the I believe. I cannot afford to preach a gospel In the twelfth district is the manner m CHA3IP CLARK'S 4PPELL \TION Telephone Alain 50OQ* we were bound to abide by the accidental days of the late Sam Jones St Paul's Math* that 4s not true, and I will not. I am ready whicl* the prospective candidates have of CAISING GREVT DEAL OF TALK plank in the Baltimore platform. They odigt church, Atlanta, and Trinitv Methodist to make this contract with you I* you will Not in a long wiiile has anything caused church, Atlanta, are co-operatins for this meet th* conditions which are_ laid down in rate been issuing statements to the effect a* much comment among people talking po- swallowed the suff of spiteful or demagogic revival work, and there will be many other the Bible, by -which a man may come to God, that they would not run Two Dublin men litical-wise. and unnise at the capitol than distinguished speakers in addition to T>r and you do not find salvation. I will never claptrap to the effect that a vote to repeal 1 who were at one time considered good pros- the manner in v.hich Speaker Champ Clark was a vote to "surrender" to England. On Goodell agrain gro into this pulpit to preach" pective candidates have already m-*3« their On Tuesday dismissed the attacks of -Con-n Dr Goodell is the man who not Ions ago Then thev two men knelt together at the gressman Hardwick, of Georgia, wjth "Shoo- this single issue they had come to the part- altar After a long prayer and an earnest statements, and Another is said to be ready risked fils whole career on his ability to make one to the effect that he would not fly don t bodder me tag of the ways inth their fellow partisans through the power of the gospel to save a exposition of the wa> of life by Dr Goodell Not only v^as it the cause of much merri- human wreck who had just come out of the with the Bible open before him, the congre- be in the race for the national house ment or disgust as the point of view might and their titular leader. gation was dismissed The service for the Judge K. 3 Hawkins, judge of tbn Dublin In the face of this sharp and somewhat New York state prison As the New York be but there is much speculation as to the papers told of it, it was one of the strangest following nigrht was announced, but with, the circuit, was at on* time seriously consider- probable effect of this scathing from the acrimonious division it Is probable that the challenges and one of the most remarkable stipulation that the doctor would not preach in? the matter, of entering the race against speaker upon Congressman HardwtcVs cam- except under conditions which all under- aftermath finds no party bones broken and duels in religious history Mr Hus&es, but cam* out & few w««ks ago paign for the Bacon term In the United Dr Goodell was In the midst of a big re- stood no serious gaps in the line. The remarkable in a lengthy statement saying that he would States senate vival service when a man stood up in the The next night a sreat cjrowd gathered not run, but would support litr Hughes Certamb the title as his been suggested speech of Champ Clark is indicative. The aisle and interrupted him with a voice that Dr Goodell was there but nye did not enter by mam of Shoo fH ' Hardwick presents the pulpit. The time to preach arrived Al W W Larson, of Dublin, who was con- was harsh with excitement I am just out alluring possibilities as a tanpaifi^ slogan man who, had presidential ^primaries been that instant the man with hair disheveled Entered at the pootoffice at Atlanta, as of state s prison I was gfuHty of ail that sidered at one time a certain candidate for One gentleman who nla>s an importart second-class mall matter the organic law would today in all likeli- and* his features dripping perspiration, was charged and of things which -were never the office, has Issued a lengthy statement, in part m the politics of the state remarked rushed down the aisle POSTAGE RATES- hood have been president, differed with Mr. found out You have been sa> ing things Which he stated that he will not be a candi- that Casslus ga-\e Julius Caesar who desig- * The street car broke down," he ex- United States and Mexico. Wilson in no spirit of snarling or disparage- here which are tremendously true or terribly nated the former as a 'slight' man, mrt- claimed " breathlessly, and then bis voice date this year for congress, on account of 10 to 13-pase papers, !<•; 12 to Z4-P««« false. Now, if >ou are saying what you do nitel> moie concern than did Congressman Payer*. Ze; 24 to 38-pare paper*. 3e; 3* to ment, but honestly, fearlessly and with due not know to be true you ought to be broke Into a* shout, 'but yo« can go ahead the unfortunate death of his nephew and law Hardwick seem to gi^e the speaker •0->paxe paper*. Sc. homage to the sincerity of his one-time ashamed If you are holding out to a man and preach " partner. "W. T Uarsen, who was killed by a antagonist. Other speeches on both sides railroad train several months ago He says CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ATLANTA, GA., April Z, 1914. reflected the same °feeling» that because of the presa of his law business \VOVLD SWE HALF MILLION and the melancholy circumstances -which At the coming session of the general SUBSCRIPTION RATES: While the party's majority to the senate By Mall In the United States and Mexico. surround the death of his nepfcew, he cannot assemblv Chairman, \\illiam J Harris of the (Payable invariably In advance.} is more slender than in the house, it is A Story of the Moment Efficient Housekeeping get into the race and will bo out for good state executive committee T\ill urge the 1 mo. € mo IS mo, reported that the administration has a By WA;LT MASON, Br HENRIETTA D. GRACEL, this year general assembly to allow the people of the Daily and Sunday .. 60c ?3 25 (600 The Famous Prone Poet. Dome«tl<3 Science Lecturer. btate to -vote on a constitutional amendment Daily .. 50c J25 400 firmer grasp on the senatorial situation George B Davis of Dublin, has been con- w- hich will permit th«? state to indorse Sunday 125 2 00 Tl.ere is some talk of a filibuster with the sidering the proposition of running for some countj and municipal hond" which he de Trl-Weeftiy * 0» intention to delay the bill until sentiment Old-Time Luxuries. A Word About Cheese. time, but is said to be ready to issue his clares will save the taxpayers of Georgia By Carrier. "I asked a noted hotel chet the other day, statement to the effect that he will not he a nearly half a million dollars annuallv In Atlanta. 55 cents D^r month or IS cents against it can be manufactured In the coun- "Of course our modern heating systems are a fine thing said the druggist, "but if he used domestic or imported cheese In a. candidate ^ "Georgia bonds bearing 3 per cent inter- per week Outside of Atlanta, 60 cents per try. All good democrats and all good Amer- 1 month or 14 cents per week when I seat myself by the radiator at home, certain au gratm dish tha,t was very fine At present the race for members of the est, sa>s Chairman Harris tan be sold at icans wit hope the report is unfounded, or to read a book I often sigh for the old- 'Neither one, Madam," par or nearlv so while the a\erap:e Intoiest J R HOLL.TDAY, Constitution Building, legislature in Laurens county is not the tha* it it is accurate some Way will be found fashioned open fireplace There was solid he replied, "I always paid on bonds of towns cities and counties eole Advertising Manager tor all territory cause of much interest Two hav e stated includlnc1 e\p< nses m 5 por cent If the outside Atlanta. to handle the obstructionists. We do not comfort and satisfaction in sitting before use FarmesJan " that they will be in the race for the legis- such, an institution, watching the glowing So if chefs do not state ^ould indorse sm h bonds tht» interest The address of the Washington Bureau la believe sentiment can be created in favor coals and flames " lature one of them, W B Coleraan, being charges w oulti be RT eatly decreased No 1727 s Street N W, Mr John Corrigan. know about the va already one of the members of the house Jr. staff correspondent, in charge. of dishonor and a subsidy to a monopoly ' Yes, and every once in a while one of rious brands of cheese WILLIAM K. MILLER. JR., NAMED already over protected. We do believe that the slowing coals would fly out and hit you there is much excuse lor from Jkaurens A N Boone, who made the AS COMPILER OF RECORDS THE CONSTITUTION is on sals In New in the e>e.' remarked the village patriarch race two years ago, has announced that he York city by 2 p m Uie day after issue It under the wide-open rules of debate in the the housewife to be Ig- Accord! nsr to the announcement of Di can be had Hotalmais Newsstands, Broad- * We used to hav^e such a fireplace at home, norant of the various will be in the race, while there are one or rectoi of the Census "\\ illiam J Hirris -who senate congress could be kept in Washington when I v.as young; and we burned hickory way and Fort} second street (Times building varieties two more considering is now in Atlanta awaiting the meetinp of corner). Thiru eighth street and Broadway all summer sparring over a measure every- logs in It I usually had to carry the logs the state democratic executive committee., of and T\\enti-ninth street and Broadway in from the woodpile, which was about a But all housekeepers The race for senator from the sixteenth one generally concedes is inevitable of pas know that all the ele- district i» expected to be of some interest in which he Is chairman William K Miller Jf quarter of a mile from the house, and eaoh formerly of Atlanta and ^fcusta has been The Constitution Is not responsible for sage The country has had enough of con- ments necessary to advance pavments to o---of-town local car- log weighed a ton, ao I wasn t exactly en- Laurens, afi, according to local politicians, appointed as compiler of vltil statistics in thusiastic over that syatern of heating maintain life are found riers dealers or agents gress It wants to get down to business. 1 this county will be the battleground of the Chicago, 111 where he has made Ins home 1 have seen my father s whiskers on fire In a diet of bread, cheese district this year, Emanuel is to furnish It wants to see the uncertainty as to our a hundred times He used to sit right before in the last two months and fruit and that In a Mi Miller is the son of W K ^Tiller Sr foreign relations dissipated. The senators the fire on a cold night and after a while the senator this year and there are two can- HOSPITAL ANf> PLAZA. meal without cheese of Augusta general v-ounsel for thf Charles he d begin nodding and go to sleep and then didates from that county, N L GilIIs of There seems now little doubt that all who resist a clean-cut and an immediate • something seems to be Gilliff Spring, and Rev 1^ I*. Deal, of Swaine ton and Western Noi th Carolina railioad issue will be misserving their party ar-d a big firebrand would fly out and start a lacking and one of the foremost law yers In the the candidates for county offices will fall holocaust in his galwaya Mother used to boro. It has been eald that Glllls has been their country. keep a bucket of water handy to extinguish Besides the hlgrh nu- conceded Emanuel even by friends-of Deal state to with the suggestion to defer the county such conflagrations and the expi ession. on tritive value of this ar- PERSONS APPOINTED while Johnson Is reckoned a* in the Deal fc». election from May 5 to May 25, that there my father's face, when he woke up to find ticle of food it is recog- line-up In Laurens the fight IB open to all JUDGE OF FORSYTH ( OUBT may be ample time for an educational cam- . COSTLY CURIOSITY. a gallon, of water running down his charred nized that many other- comers, and th« man "Who gets Laurens will Governor John M Sla.ton on TA ednesdav and smouldering whiskers was worth going wise tasteless dishes are appointed G Ogden Persons as Judge of the miles to see \nd some of hie observations paign looking to an electoral Indorsement John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, rendered piquant and get the office, BO it is probable that a lively citv com t of Forsvth upon such occasions should have been placed appetizing by the addition of a little snappy fight is ahead for this county for the nomi- Mr Peisons is a prominent member of the both of the plaza and Grady hospital proj- chairman of the senate committee on con- in asbestos frames cheese nation of state senator as both Gillie and Monroe count-*, bar He succeeds Judge ects at the same election tingent expenses, has just submitted a re- 'On a nice mild. day. when there was a America is not a cheese-eating nation, gentle breeze, the fireplace would work like Deal have more or less following in it Both Thomas B Cabam<=s -*ho has resigned on yet It has three thousand cheese factories account of ill health To facilitate this end, a date later than port to that body showing that its ape- a watch, but just as sure as there was a producing "New York cream and many have already been through the county talk. howlingr storm and we were freezing to May 5 is expedient. Hence the mayor's other,.varieties more true to their names ing to the voters RECORD CROP OF CAJNDID\1E« cial probes have cost the government for death the blamed thingr balked The wind Wisconsin makes the greatest quantity NO\V RINNINC- IS" GOROO\ COt NTl hope tha,t May 25 will be chosen. would blow all tb.e smoke and soot back down OPPOSITION FOR COXGRKSSM \N l.KK the past four years in the neighborhood of of Limburger this cheese is named for a,, Calhoun Ga April 1 —< SpenaJ )—1 hp the chimnev and we looked like a negro LOOIIING IBi SE\E1\TH DI&T RICT The public has long been educated in the little Belgian town where it was first shall 1 $170,000 Senator Williams accompanied minstrel troupe as we sat around trying to Rome Ga , April 1 —(Special )—While political situation this \ear in Gordon count . I say, perpetrated or discovered' Forced has pioduced the largest crop of candidates practical value both ot the plaza and the his report with a recommendation that the thaw >out congressional politics in the seventh district Nowadajs many people are building old- ferment tion is responsible for ita ddor, but almost within the mernorv of man The e\ hospital projects. There is small doubt that senate be more discriminate in the man- It is made from fresh milk and is clean and have been apparently quiet, and it has ap- ecutlve committee has named Saturday fashioned fireplaces in their homes, but aft- peared that Congressman Gordon Lee would community sentiment is a consensus in er trying them out a few times they are elad very wholesome April II as the date for the primaiv and all ner In which it authorized investigations have no opposition for re-election should he favor of both. But in a. campaign o£ this to get back to the radiators People are The American cream brick cheeses are ofificeseekers are now busy cam assing the He held that the personal hobby or preju mightv funny, anyhow Here we are, enjoy- excellent for making sandwiches and for seek another term, the situation has changed There are eight in the rare for ta\ ie nature preparation and organization are in ing all the fruits of science and invention! salads they are rich and soft like Brie or during the last few days dice pf some one man should not offer celvei These are Claude A anDvke C T dispensable, and both take time. It takes and weie always longing for something we other importations There are well defined rumors to the ef- ground sufficient upon which to set in used to have in the good old days I heard Roquefort Is made high in the mountains "Watts J R "Waldrip J H oordon J V fect that Senator Edward S Griffith of Fite J D Dorsex "\V L Murphev ind G A\ time to lay plans to get 12,000 or more motion the inquisitorial machinery of the Fulsifer saying the other day that the type- of southern France in the town of that jiamev writei has done us a great deal of damage Epicures hail it as "the kin^ of cheeses ' Haralson county, and Hon Price Edwards, Edwards Henry J Roff is seeking re ele - voters to the polls and to Insure that two- senate with a consequent drain upon the because it has killed off the art of corre- Ijt is made from the milk of sheep and goats judge of the Tallapoosa circuit, both have tion as clerk of the superior court and is thirds of that number shall vote m the spondence He wept 'when he spoke of, the A famed English physician once said, "Bat the congressional race under consideration being opposed by J M Hears but is not standing for Tames _A Owen and R M Land the latter If the law ratified bonds by a majority letters and say what they want to say in fully assimilated bv the human sy&tem, the re-election, and there is much speculation as for re election o \ Mims t\ ill nut he op pense account included such public enter soundness of this advice is apparent posed for tax collector R S Poarch W H of Uie votes registered or even a majority about ten woids to his futui e course Senator Gi tffith has Hards W L ^w am K Hoe and A M «.ri prises as the Titanic probe and the inquiry I can t see anv calamity in that In the Edam cheese has been made in North Hol- served in both branches of the state legisla- ham are out for the board of tountv commis of the votes cast, the election could be held grand old days that Pulsifer regi ets, writ land for hundreds and hundreds of years It sioners The most liotl\ contested i ace is into one or two crooked senatorial elec- ture and is a forceful stump speaker and tomorrow with approximate certainty of ing a letter was a whole days work If you is made with fresh milk and rennet is used campaignei Both men are -well known that for tountv treasurer L D Nea-1 is tions Projects of this nature are legitimate ma.de it short and merely said the necessary to aid its formation Finally the curd is throughout the district seeking re election and is toeing opposed by things the person who got it would' feel At Moss -whom lie et when I think of the and covered with a coat of tin foil or a coat heard of this lately make no difference to the county candidates ment correspondence we carried on People then of paraffine fessor Ernest Neal who IM the present rep resentative has not announced jot whether were more economical than they are now Edam cheese is always passed whole SPECULATION AS TO WHETHER OR NOT It may make much difference to these two There is, however, little doubt that the 1 he will seek re election It is generally ru vital -public projects, both of which are self- senate as well as the house are too lavish and it was considered a sin to let anything the top is cut off either plain or In points BARTLETT WILL BE A CANDIDATE mored that Professor C C Wills superin go to waste and my aunt would write and the cheese wrapped in a nicely plaited Jonesboro, Ga April 1—(Special )— Colo- tendent of the Calhoun public schools win sustaining, since property owners will ulti- with the public funds in the matter of enough stuff to make a three-volume novel napkin After service the top is replaced to nel J W "Wise, of Fayettevllle has made his be in the race for the legislature mately take care ot sinking fund and inter- probing generally Senator Willaims hits on one sheet of paper She d write across keep it moist. formal announcement as a candidate for con- the page in the usual wa> and when it was Fiesh butter, crisp crackers or hot wafers gress from the sixth district, and since the TWO RLNNING FOR STATE SEN 4TOR ' est on the plaza bonds and patronage of the nail on the head when he says that filled she d turn it half way round and. and celerv are passed with cheese FROH THE 24TM DISTRICT primary for county offices in Clas ton county Columbus Ga April 3 —(Special >—W I> the private motives of individual members write across the lines and then giv e it an- The American cheese bears comparison is over the congressional race betw- een the pay wards will do the same thing: for other switch and write across diagonally, Bei ry of Cu&bett forimrlv tix collector of too often- are sufficient to start going a with the French and Holland articles very Colonel Wise and Hon C L Bartlett is the Chattahoochee county todav announced for greater Grsdy. tempest m a teacup Sometimes it happens and she actually expected me to read all well indeed but as the names are not well mam subject of discussion politically her? the state senate from thp twenty fourth di* The standardization of Grady and the that stuff I had to stand on my head to advertised and there is so much competition, Despite the fact that Judge Bartlett has trict Hon C C Minter a Custeta law > cr is that a senator or representative, lacking do it, and I saw It was making me bald so it is difficult to procure a well liked Ameri- been reported as saying- that he would cer- also a candidate construction of the plaza touch Atlanta at I quit trying1 to read her letters, and she can cheese a second time The twenty-fourth district is composed of any other means to achieve the limelight, tainly be in the race many are of the opin- flluscosee, Chattahoochee and Marion couJi disinherited me The Italians are the best cheese makers ion that he will not run, as they claim that vital points The sum of $750,000 expended ' A cousin of mine got the $500 I had been and as a nation they consume more of it ties a-nd undei the rotation svstr m it is pitches on some alleged trust or private he said during- his last campaign that he Ohattahoochee s time to furnish the senator trained to expect If ray aunt had used a on tlie hospital will give Atlanta the finest interest, likely already to be bedeviled than any other The Parmesian fcpoken of would not again be a candidate typewriter, there would have been no such by the chef, is almost as hard as a cudgel municipal institution between Baltimore and within an inch of its existence, and proceeds a tragedy in my life, and I wouldn't be the It Is only used foi cooking and the process EVANS FORMALLY ANNOUNCES \VARMIMC. IP IN CRISP COt NTY New Orleans It will provide ample space to give it another round of merriment Pro broken hearted creature you see before you of grating it is as hard as the cheese, but FOR CONGRESS IN TENTH DISTRICT Cordele Ga \pnl 1 —(Special)—Tho po- ' The grand old times for which we all the flavor it imparts repays one for all this Sandersvllle, Ga , April 1 —(fapeciai >— litical pot ha.s onlv had a. short rest in Crisp and modern facilities for the care and treat ceeding on the logic that the "Mormons sigh now and then were a fluke my friends county following the prinmrv for the ronii trouble Hon A W Evans of this pjace yesterday Evei \ thing we have today is better than/ nation of county off icers but hat hesrun t^ ment of each citizen who has a right to have no friends," they build up their fences, With tomatoes, m cheese straws over po- foimally announced his candidacy for con- simmer merrily again with tlu anioun o an> thing our fathers knew So the wisest whjle' they bask on the front pages—all at tatoes of macaroni it is almost petfection gress from the tenth district to succeed Con- ment of W B "Vlathov. s to oppose Dr H R make demand upon the hospital's accommo- thing we can do is to be thankful for our Its peculiar taste i one that grows upon gressman Hardwick who will not dffer for Robertt, fot i epresenlatwe the public expense, which means, indirectly, blessing's and play a game of checkers to see s Mathew s has been at the head of the dations. In conjunction with the Atlanta the diner many tables are never set for re-election the expense of their constituents who has to pay for the smokes ' local .Faimers union in the countj fot a. Medical college, already ranked as "class A" dinner without a small covered Jar having- In his platform Mr Evans favors the en- number of years and is w idely known Viewing the probes themselves, it is a place upon it, in the jar a few table- actment of stricter immigration laws in- throughout the country dibtrlcts as v,ell as bj the American Medical association, it -Rill extremely doubtful if the government has spoons of this Parrnesian to be sprinkled dorses the tariff revision accomplished by in the cit> while Dr Roberts has been a make the city the center ot medical research over meats and vegetablee^ the present administration, condemns gam- resident of Cordcle foi many years and Is secured anything resembling value receiv WEALTH. bling in agricultural products favors exten- likewise wi.II and favorably known in a-U and education for the whole south ed, outside of the few we have specified By feEORGE KITCH, sion of the rural free delivery, and the ep- parts of the count> It is universally conceded that Grady A lot of commandeering and "nosing" have Author of "At Good Old Lonely Isolation, tablishment of a system of rural credit MANY C\\DIDATES %RE SEEKI^O must sooner or later be standardized. Delay been done, many loose charges turned up, banks PAtJjLDIjVG COU\T\ OFFICES "Wealth is enough money to pay for neces- By GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS. Dalla-s Ga , April 1 —(Special )—Pauld- means s>imply additional cost. It is also but little definite accomplished save whet TEN CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING ing county s primarv for the nomination of sities and a little besides FOB. TREAfcURBR IN POLK COUNTY county officers will be held Mav 1 ting an unfortunate and costly taste for Still wealth doesn t mean the same thing noteworthy that eventually the bond issue Let all your varied life experiences serve Cedartown Ga , April 1 —(Special >—The There will be a contest for all offices The to all people Every one has different neces- county executive committee has fixed May sheriff s office 13 sought "by .D U VV lieelei will cost the tat pa> ers nothing Profits muckraking at the expense of the treasury sities Some men are rich if they can buy important ends Many will come to try your 16 for the election of candidates for county and A B Colbert W L Denton T T Owen from the pay wards of the greater institu- and, sometimes, at the expense of pros- bread and shelter and have a little left for Soul and seek to dislodge jour Heart from and W M Hitchcock a re candidates for perity smoking tobacco Others are poor because its casing " Many will bring* you to a Lonely offices clerk, of the superioi court Harper Morgan the man who sold them their new limousine Isolation—where alone, if you are unafraid Every candidate has opposition, and it P R Coop*, r J M Kennedy ^ D Alexander tion will liquidate sinking fund and interest. and J A Akina aie candidates for tax col- keeps coming around and dunning* them for —yop will be able to develop and store up eeems likely that there will be other entries The construction of the plaza will abol- great power so that when you "come toaek' For judge of the city court Colonel John L lector A A Moiris J N Grant A J Wigr- a little on account ley I S Verner and J D Jarmon are candi- ish the smokj. soot\ and unhealthy canyon ~\V ealth depends a good deal upon the and the crowd understands, you will not lose Tison Colonel J K Davis and Colonel Wil- dates for tax receiver Thei e are five seek- THE BUILDING BAROMETER. your head that now splits the heart of the city, and genius of the individual Some families are liam Janes ha\ e announced and are making ing thp office of trpasuior (j W Dunlcln Joe New construction in Atlanta for March, so talented that thej live we]] on 5100 a But don t mistake Self Pity for Martyr- an active canvass W Atcheson. B T \\ills J R Petty. J P that no city of Atlanta s size in the country dom or stupid stubbornness for Calm Cour- The present sheriff, J B Dempscy with Bagby and "W H Fields \\ L Kirk wishes 1914, is 33 per cent in excess of that for month, pa\ a, little on the home relgularly age to be survejoi ind I F Diffie wishes to be would tolerate. The project will cost in and have $175 a week to blow in on luxu- hjs deputy, J F Carmichael, is opposed by the corresponding month of the year pre- J \V~ Jjtackne> who announces M D. Mc- coroner the neighborhood of $2,000,000 But the ries and amusement Other families spend The world sooner or later comes to the Much interest is being manifested In the ceding, according to statistics given out by $50000 a jear and then have to go to Eu- man whose sense of right and conscientious Ginis as his deputj , For clerk John W race for judge of lallapoosa circuit, tout juat property owners have agreed to a sufficient the city's building inspector. He adds that rope in the summer with the tourists because conviction sets firm in the face of missiles Branch was the first announced He will Who the voters will line up for is the ques- they can t afford a yacftit tin cans, and bricks And that man holds be opposed by the present olerk, D L, Rob- tion the four announced candidates are v**ry increase in assessments to take up sinking busily engaged in try ing to show to the with the approach of the open season opera But wealth also consists not merely in his own best ™hose idea of "the greatest erts The present deputy clerk of court has fund and interest Aside from civic pride announced his candidacy, and has selected people tions in the building field are taking on new having money but in knowing how to spend good to the greatest number" doesn t lose Those who have announced for the office they realize sacli expenditure will so en- activity. Th.ere is every indication that the it Some of the mo«t pitiably povertj-strick- its edge agralnst popular storm as nfs deputy John M Hamnck This race are Colonel J M McEi ide of Tallapoosa, hance the value of their property as to end of th'e current year will witness a radi- en men in the -world are men who have been Lonelv Isolation' After all such a posi- seems to be creating more interest than any Colonel Irwin and Colonel Fielder of Cedar- constitute a gilt edged business investment. so busy cording»up $100 bills 'that they tion isn't so lonely For at some time or and will be warmly contested The present town and Colonel Lumplun of Lithia cal increase of totals over 1913. ' haven t learned how to get rid of them ef- other every great man or woman must find tax receiver, 3V1 E McCormick, is opposed by Springs It Is al^o rumored that Judge Thus this all-important civic improvement it out EX Y Jackson, of Fish who served for a term Bartlett of this place is pro-ing- to be a can- No more reliable indication of the busi- fectivelv Many a millionaire is Sitting- at didate foi judge but as yet he has not mad« pays for itself ^ v ness status of a community offers than the home and twirling his bored thumbs from in the same office a few years ago Tax any formal announcement The general attitude of the candidates meal to meal because he is too old to work Life's Spring Comes Again. Collector W A Calhoun is opposed by C B conditions m the field of construction They and never learned how to do anvthing else Nettles, who announces T W Schheat as his CONTEST PRECIPITATED IN BROOKS promises the success of the new plan With (From The Peacock Feather by Leslie associate. The one office that has more 1 rank, proportionately, with bank clearings It is distressing: to hsten to tales of pov- Moore ) FOR OFFICE OP CLERK OF COLRT proper and energetic education the public and postoffice receipts. erty by men v> ho have to support families candidates than any Is that of county treas- Quitman, Ga April 1 —(fopecial )—W H on nine dollars a week tBut it is even more The world has borne much in her time urer, with ten announced candidates. W P Thomas manager of the A\ erett Hardware ma\ be expected to do the rest. harrowing to listen to the mournful yells Through countless ages she has seen the company and one of the best citizens in the From this point of view itiis logical to of families who earn $10,000 a year In New West, Walter Jiunt, J. H Yance>, H H sin, the sorrow, the pain of mankind, but Holland. M- P Campbell, W D Lee (the in- county has entered the race for clerk of assume that Atlanta's regular ratio of prog- York and have It taken away from them court xv ithout any aesthetics by the apartment she knows, if she could but realize it, that cumtoent), W J Herndon E P Bridges, W ress, manifested from year to year, is to house ow net's taxicab men and waiters in all this is as transitory as the barren days A PARTY CRrS/S PASSED. A. Chapman and Jesse W Smith W\I\T JLLIA^ M'CLRRY be maintained in the year of which we have the rag-time restaui ants By the time one of winter £hat cover her, and that life and Polk county furnlsnes two candidates for of these families has told a. visitor how much hope are never dead but only sleeping, and TO RLV FOR THE LEG The overwhelming triumph of the Pana- entered the fourth month If the crops it costs to live he is readv to Blip a quarter iudge of the superior court of the Tallapoosa Hon Julian B McCuiri of Hartwell was ma tolls lepeal in the house accomplished undei the piano cov er and steal awai to will awake again with the spring- She tells ;lrcuit, comprising" the counties of Polk in Atlanta en i out.c home f i om a, busme&s turn out as they now promise, and if the •weep over its sad lot us this times out of number Every 5 ear Saralson, Douglas and Pauldmg, Judge F trip to middle Georgia something beside the vindication of the hon new currency system is organized and in et an- nev general It is understood that pressui e country on notice that the democratic party not bring prosperity and, with it, new con- knife and cut off a few necessities such as for us. that however long and dreary the nounced is being brought to beai to induce him to retains, unimpaired, the discipline that ex- struction, to new high levels. automobiles theater suppers, fifteen-cent gray months, somewhere and, at some time "/ Haralson county will furnish the senator stand for the legislature in Hart county tttfa cigars and Faris hats. the spring will dawn. .or the district in the coming election. It year.

J IK. .J-. «^«l,^*!i* ~.^- ^ 'SPAPFR THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914. Page Five.

AT LAST! AT LAST! YEGG'S WIDOW RELEASED BONDS FOR GOOD ROADS HOT ISSUE IN CATOOSA BURNS IS EXPECTED CLEAR WEATHER IS IS TRIPLE TRAGEDY BY ATTORNEY AKERMANl $100,000,000 CAPITAL Savannah Ga \pril 1 —("-pee-i-i1 "*— PROMISED ATLANTA Mrs C C Craven the yegs s widow was released from custodv this after Banks in Good Condition CLOAKED IN MYSTERY noon at the suggestion of District At m RESERVE SYSTEM TO ARRIVE THURSDAY Follow ing is the -weather forecast The statement todav shows national , torney ^kerman She vvas boing held as a material -witness in the white ba,nks in excellent condition to meet for Atlanta sla\e case against Dave Goldvtin with the demands of the new, law feome Two Separate Reports Will Be There is some prospect at least of Young Seivera Found Dead and I whom she returned to Savannah, from National Banks in Excellent observ er» wei e surprised b\ the fact Better weather for \tlanta Clearing i Tennessee recently that loans and discounts have increas Submitted on Frank Case '• j$ eather is indicated for Thursda> His Parents Murdered I Mrs Crav en sained notonetv when Shape to Meet Demands ed Instead of being curtailed Loans morning and as no storms are evi she announced that a large amount of and discounts on March 4 I ^11 by Burns Agency. dent in the west or southwest, the 3 Miles Away. mone> had been buried near Savan of New Law. amounted to ?S 3o7 63o 89S—a. gd in ox er dav will mostly be clear It wui be nah bj her husband who was a mem Janua-rv 13 1914 the time of the last j •warm during the middle of the da\ ber of an organised band of veggmen call of $182 130 936 but the temperature will fall ^lightly Her return to Savannah led the police Subscribing banks must begin pa*, j Detective William J Burns—evident Knoxv llle Tenn , April I —Startled "W ashtngton \pril 1 —-Tthe new fed toward nigi t and will urobablj. be and others to believ e that there was eral reserve banking svstem will stai t p-»e its foi their rese ve bank stock] lv delave-d on his return journev—will about 4S degrees ;Frida> morning The bv the noise of a pistol shot at an some truth in the treasure story thirtv davs afte: the announcement not arrive In Atlanta until to ground will bf>gin to dry out rapidl> earb hour this morning Mrs Millard businefas w ith a total authorized cap of the districts and i esc ve cltie^ and District \ttome> Akerman an ittfl of about ?100 000 000 for all i eser\ e da~\ Immediately upon returning to Seiv ers awoke to find her husband nounced todav there was no ev idence it was believed in some quarters thai on, w hich to hold either Goldstin or banks no matter how manv institu todav s statement mierht show a de the city he will begin work upon his dead on the floor of a room of their tions the 01 sanitation committee de ri ease in loans and discounts f ecause final report v. hich is expected to be Mrs Crav en 1 home three miles from Clinton cides to set up This fact became ap of this impending announcement The submitted to the public this week loan and discount increase taken to Swooning- she does not know how parent tonight when figures w ei e It -was announced W ednesdav morn ILL SIM EMPLOYERS made public from all national b inks gether w ith the fact that indiv idual ing that Gu> B Biddinger assistant long she remained unconscious but GRAY LUMBER COMPANY deposits increased in tie same period responding to th» la^t call of tno b\ moi e than $->9 000 000 w as said to general managei of the Burns service regaining consciousness she summoned IS ADJUDGED BANKRUPT ha,d bee-1 in Atlanta s^nce toaturdav compt oiler of the rurrencA made IIP the best indication that the na making a secret investigation of the help and dispatched word of the trage Man h I tiona.1 banks are in sha.p<* to meet the NECESSITY OF MILITIh \aldosta, Ga \pril 1 —(Special ) — The statement ic*ucd giving these demands of the new SA stem dy to the parents of her husband 1I\ Frank case Jils report w ill be ren James f McCrac kin of this c I tA to dered separately fiom that of his chief ing some three miles distant The fig-uies will be the last of the kind be Rrser\es Are Hea* y whom was referred the caee of the I fore the foi mal launchins' of the sv ^ Burns report will be given to Solic Gray Lumber company of Pine bloom \ccoiding to the st ilernent the i e itor General Dorse v immediately it is Military Committee of Cham- messenger however was unable to de tern unless thf organization changes liver the message for investigation Ga toda.\ rendered his decision tip j sou i es and liabilities of the national s-ubmttted to attorneys for Pran.k.*s holding" the moving creditors and 1 its present purnose and dela% s the banks were $11 j6449« 260 their cap Poverty is no defense It will be turned over to the ber of Commerce Meets show ed that the couple had been placing1 the big concern in bankrupte> } announcement of the reserve distnets ital stock SI Oo6 48- t-0 vnd then in solicitor as sup piemen tari evidence to murdered in their home at some time This means that the,business -will be j and cities dividual deposits ^6 111 "-& 4->7 Then disgrace — neitker the notification of thf retrial motion With Colonel Hall. during- the night Jacob Seivers and soJd for the benefit of thp creditor-* ' isserves weip put at $1 o4 o *2 t a m which was s^iven Dorsey t.evera-1 davs lotal Capital anil ^urpltin wife the parents, had been shot to The case is one of the most im average of -0 62 per ent and $47 -> 1 a.go The total capital and suipUth of the •*_** Above fche amount leffinred b\ lau is it a recommen- death in the dining room of their portant that has occurred in this sec 1 Herbert J Haas the membpr of The military committee of the Vt tion. for some time \ petition of in 1 he cash in bank - decreased since Prank s defense who is in Chicago is home It 13 \ ery probable that the 7 4^4 nation-al bank^ epnrting w ao dation lanta. L hamoer of Commerce held a \oluntarv bankruptcy was hied against given at about $1 "8? 000 000 Lnder Januai^ 19H -ibout ^14 000 000 b it aleo expected to return this increased over \pril 1J13 about joint meeting with Colonel Orville H tragedy mav have occurred at supper the company in April of last vear sub the i eserv e act ea h nati ?nal b ink \\ eek It is i eported from CTiicago time the night previous sequently to -which the company filed $80 000 000 Every success that he hai obtained a new witness Hall connandant of the Fifth regi must &ubst '•ibe 6 pei i ent of its ap Officers who spent the dav invest! an answer admitting: that it was un During March ten new banks \vere w hose ev dence he w ill bring to \t ment \\cdnesday at the chamber of ital and surplus to the ta,pital of the authoii/ed to begin business and since gating the two tragedies and a coro able to pa,> its debts and sigrnlf> ing advises you to lanta to be embodied in the new trial fice and w ill continue that meeting its willingness to be adjudged bank le^erve bank in its disttict and t> pel the currencv act was signed there hav« ners jury failed to get an> definite application this aft^i noon rupt This proceeding was fought b> cent of this total w oulrl bf a-bout been 1S4 apphcat ons fo onv ersion Save — so should The meeting is being held to formu clue toda> Some believe that the son the secured ci editors composed main $107000000 iheie vveip onlv "4bo na, intrt national banks o fo enti ince 1\ of prominent bavannah firms who into the new system as state mt>titu BA TTLE~IN^SEN~A TE late plans for a campaign to be waged killed his parents and later suicided tional banks wh ch signified in the basing then charge on the ground lose out by the decision of Judge Me every failure immediately in the citv for the pur Crackln Assets of $100 000 were legil time the intent on to enter the OVER CANAL TOLLS pose of ascertaining the attitude of that cartridges found at the home of claimed for the concei n but it is stat sj stem so that tne total w ould be ( the emplo> ers tow ai d letting their the elder couple are the same as those ed that the asspta will hardly bring so mew hat reduced fcut the entraiLP France at Panama. emplov ees be members of Atlanta s found m the sons pistol Those who more than SSO 000 Continued From Page One. militai v organisation tne Fifth regi into the s\ btem of state banks ind scout this theory claim that the >oung trust compan es will tend t> offset this i is 'Viril 1 —'the buaget eomm t ment tee tf the chamber of deputies ttfdax right of the limited States to grant an Herv employer in the city will be man could hardl> have shot himself and it is / ossjble thai 111 tf these in exemption if it desired to do so and interview ed concei ning his attitude in the baclt of the head where the ball THOMASVILLE SCHOOLS stituttons figured In the capital of all authoiized the pret-entati n bf a i eport to direct the president to begin nego and a list of both those for and entered and believe that he too was iesei\e banks will be neai $110000000 favoring an approp lalion fot official nations to arbitrate Great Brita-in s against the militarv feature for young murdered He fell with his pistol un HOLD ATHLETIC MEET The actual woiking rap tal of thp F ench partk ipatio i in thp Panama protest men in their emplov will be published der him which would hav e hardlv rpsei \ e banks ma\ i each onl\ half Pacifl exposition it San Fiancisco A resolution to postpone considera- in the Atlanta papeis Thomasville Ga April 1 —(.Special > tion of the bill until President Wilson Colonel r F Pomerov chairman been possible, it vis claimed had he The first of the field daj. exercises, communicates to the ^enatf in conn of the military committee saj s that shot himself which it is proposed to irake .annual dence if it so aaks the nature or the there is )io doubt that if something Both father and son weie prosperous events were held at the public school matters of greater delicar\ and near- is not done at this moment to check farmers and there was no ill feeling hei *i this afternoon V er consequence mentioned in ms ad the antagonistic attitude of the city s between them so far as known The These exercises w ei e held principal dress to congress was introduced by lv for the purpose of selecting repre emplo> ers tow ard military em eider faeiveis \\as about 6a >ears of Senator Poindexter plovees the P ifth regiment is cer sentatives from the ThomaavilLe Closets \ The Polndexter Resolution. tain to result in demoralisation and age and the son 35 schools to the becoud Diatrict hig-h Q ARfc, school meet at Camilla on the 8th and The Pomdexter lesoluton fpllows disorganization This campaign is for the purpose of making the business 10th Cheaper in the Home Resol\ ed b\ the senate 1 hat the The exercises in the auditorium con- president is hereby respectfully re men of \tlanta see the importance SYKES IS NABBED IN IOWA and necessity of h iving a large and sisted of music declamatior recita- "O, Campbell's Soap! A dainty dish Than Lower Grades quested to inform the senate in conti tion spelling and ready writing" rtence if he so desires \v hat are the competent nnlitari organisation in a AS MAN 4 TIMES WEDDED The athletic events consisted of R To set before a queen unnamed matters of neaiei conse business and industrial center like 100 vard dash baseball thiow running If I might have my fullest wlbh ^.fter a elo^et is instineri n a quence and greater delicac} referred Atlanta Savannah Ga April 1 —The Sa\ an broad jump chinning on bar 220 yard I d de that soup-tureen. ' new home no e\pei se should be to in his message and dash standing bi oari jump running attached to it Cheap (losets are Fesnli, ed further That a< tion on nab polite received information from alvv a> s in trouble I o-gan Iowa last night that a man high jump 440 vard dash shut put re the bill for the re-Deal of WAR OF ICE COMPANIES lav standing hish jump etc The This makes thei p. the tolls exemption lause of bel eved to be Harry S\kes alleged to names of the winners wiU be an cot,t pi odigious th*> Panama canal act and all cons d TO CONTINUE IN MACON ha\e been four times married and nounced later eration thereof b\ the senate or b> the v, anted in Savannah for bigamy is Another contest of interest was to senate committee on ntei ce nu ca determine the winners of the athletic nals be defeired until the information Maeon Ga April 1 —Macon s ice war under ai rest there * vgu e,iti>n i-aperd pins offered by The Atlanta Conatitu called for by th s resolution can be ob can go merrily on this summer unless •w ill be secured fi om Vtlanta and ar t on foi which theie were a number othc i means than those alreadv tried officet ivill be aent to Towa o bring contending loeets are per- In his preamble Senator Pomdexter can be found to -=top it Judge Mathews m mechan asserted that th -u-tu i was biSLd on n the buperur court toda> having him back as soon is his Identity is Ism so th*1 •wi admission b> the Buti-h embassy den ed the application of the Southern established w o r K i n g that the 1 rnted states ha the light lp lef in i « oal companv fot A peimanent The last of Sj Kes w u »»s that the CONVENTION OF T. P. A. parts will exempt its coastwise shipping and the injun tion against the Atlantic Ice Sivam ah police h<±* e a e*. >rd < f s not trouble statement in writ in? of the British ind ( oal company to keep the lattei Mrs tJla Uempsev S kes a widow of STARTS AT COLUMBUS eompaiii fiom cutting rates the house fr leign ministei that man\ m itei il Savinnah o w n e i pro\isiQiis of the H \v Pauncefote A. temporal v resti tining order was <. ol imbus Ga Apiil 1 —(special ) — gianted bj Judge \Iathevvs1ast summer 1 Bowls ire treatv del rut ar pU to the Panama Georgia traveling; men came to Colum of the hard »anal because the pii ti ular objeet of and a scale of prices was fixed by the bus in force tonipht. to attend the that and preceding tr< itu s wis the court at which ice could be sold here ASKS $3,000 FOR AUTO est most state convention of the travelers Pro perfe t vi consti uctio i of a canal alonj, 'he Nica and this scale had been in effect un tective association which will bH | i ap;ua,n i ou te til todav BROKEN UP BY TRAIN tree" IB pot The pieamble also s»t foi th that the In denying the injunction and dis called to o der tomorrow morning a« te v ibso isbinfe the petition Judge Mat hews Harmony Circle ( J absorbPT t Thov pre- L nited fatate dealt \vholK with the Amencus Ga Apr*! 1 —(Special ) — The convention w til last two days | r^publi s of Panama ind Colombia and said The eouit cannot undertake Mi interesting suit instituted in court coloi i/atioi if giv the 1 lench Canal company m obtain by reason of power to afford the rem and in addition to tne bu sine as ses | cleansing care here this afternoon was that wherein sions a progiam of entertainment has, Ing the light to bu M tne «.a.nal and edy sought The only ws j s known Frank J Paine prominent real estate 1 that Great Britain had no rights or in to the law- for pie-venting monopolistic been arranged including a ateambnat i Your plun be ill furnish esti dealei seeks to recover approi-imatelv trip on the Chattahoochee rivet a-iid a terests >\hate\ ci in the ti ansaction conti ol and manipul itioii of rates and S3 000 from the Seaboard railway foi mates on Peer lean see that your boeak ng in support of the pen tins pi ices are bj dissolv ing 01 breaking trip to the new dam and power plant J nrc hitect and having- demolished Paine s; automobile at Goat Itock , buj 'er specify resolution asking the president what up the trust or combination creating and injured members of the party them nations, have protested against the moiiopoU or by tho establishment of The automobile w as crushed into The Atlanta delegation ca-m/^'onlght ' tolls exemption clause Senator Jones a rate making commission representing shapeless junk while the locomotive on a special train and war* given a ! all wilt pi ir hLI«vt nr c-all i nf "Washington charged that no sen the people to regulate i ates and prices rousing reception TjK' Savannah l\if omplptely • was considerably dama.ged likewise delegation w ill come tfr torrow moi n i : dlrferfnt etyla » nus problems faced the "United States tntiged b\ natui il monopolies such as The accident occurred some time since 1 except those aiiMng Ciom mistakes of lail oads and o hei public service coi at a street crossing heie and the plain ins" in spec i a Pullmans ' the administration uorattons tiff alleges neglect upon the part of T M Giddens of Columbus preei "No Serious Problems, Say* Jone^ The Southern Ice and Coal company the railroad companv which is strenu dent of Post O the Host of the con charged that the \tlantic comp iny ously denied The case will be con v ention is slated foi the presidency She's happy at the very If this resolution wt_i e passed and was endeavoring to put it out of bu — w as reorganized here todaj Hon C tasty that they look forward to it with pleas- gi esg had been taken into the <_» nft 1 ite Hi^hwav association will meet Ra-bbi Ceore,* solo non retu ncd toda> Thursday night at the office of the TJ C Thomas v. as elected president ,lt ice of t e evecutive fi orn the B nai B th t invention in ure. No coaxing needed with It \v ould be shown that no nation, I>ecatur board of traae and hear re T Frank Stovall 11cfe president and USEFUL MAP Of GREAT BRITAIN-FREE Vtlanta and tuld of a visit t lei M poi ts from the surveying engineer in C M Furlow secretary The old on the face of the earth his pi o tested, 1 iank his perbjnal fuend HP said Also illu trnl 1 hoot f lours on tho against oui action in exempting- our chargre of the g-ianite hlg-hwa\ from board of directors wei e re elected GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF ENGLAND Ihe feeling 111 Atlanta among I ranks De^atur to Stone ^fountain J he en Campbell's Tomato Soup this the amount of material to be used his H\e and wide awake management It does its own coaxing. Coaxes the but feai eri we w ould not be able to I v «ited the Tow ei and saw Fiank and the cost in building the road the Madison Chamber of Commerce is PI force oui laws It might show—I and hib wiic and he nave me the same Tt is said that when tins road ia sure to take a fiont stand with th-e f*-ar it \\ould—that taking advantage i i [ icssion vesterdav that he made fin shed it will far surpass any auto pi o^., re&siv e enterprises of the state appetite with its fresh natural fragrance and f the s tuation oui diplomacv has got i j 01 me six months ago \v hen I paid mobile drive running: out of \ttanta ten us into in i elation to Mexico she h t a per&onal visit artd will be the joy of joy riders flavor. And then nourishes at the same I fvirptiul Service is exa tin*, this a° a pai t of the pi ice He looks the pittu f of health and M. F. BROOKS ELECTED MiXl I.A11 IIV03 fo her assistant-i in extr cat ng oui his \vhole demeanor makes one forget time it pleases. BpUes from the embai ratsments of the ill the tragic CH cumstances of his MAYOR OF MADISON MAURETANIA, Apr. 7 |°» Mexican s tu ition w h( ther we bel eve case He talked on many varied sub JOYNER IS PROBING It's the same with the whole family. And he is taking the -svijbe course or not jects as one might do sitting in his ovv n home undei ordtnarv and the Madison Ga — LUSITANIA . . Apr. 2I,«« 1 ut we will not buv Lngland s assibt FIRE AT TALBOTTON A.n ele tioii for ma\or anfl aldermen the practical way is to order it by the dozen, ance at an\ prict 01 tlie assistance of most fav orable circumstances There Q LUCK Kb r BOU TB \Ia FlfaiiGUAKD tor is an uttei ajbsence of pose and any vias held here todai There was no in\ other nation Talbotto-n Ga April 1 —(Special )— onnosition to the tii-ket and the foi and always have it handy. IOAUn~\ I*\R1S Hli.HIJ\ VIIi,W* senatai Jones said the people of the attempt at ma.1 ing an impi ession "Frantoniu \pi II 10am •Campunm MJ> bpm When I was there there were quite VV R fo\ner stat^ fire inspectoi and lo^v ng ^vere electta Major M F i nited totates were low asked to place former fire chief of Atlanta was hei P Brooks aide men \T H Higrg"in Your money back if not satisfied. Campania Api 14 Cp i Larouia Mjy 1J 3pm. their coastwise shipping at the mpicy a number of others present The non today to in-v estigate the burning of oT that nation that frpm the founda v ersation was 11 ite eenerd.l and there botham L J Lawrence, W K Manlej 2 LUSITAHU ?f? J? the i esidence of Mack Allen which and J L Reeves Mauretania'^'J, ^ tioti of our go-veinment has u = e t e\ei> w as ne\ er an^v reference at all to his was destro-ved ten days ago b> a fhe 2 6 possible means foi pirat-v war -IT d case or the ci ime belie\ed to have been or incendiar> 21 kinds lOc a can MAURETANIft*"P> M dfs i limitation and s ibsidies ti eaties ongrin The owner in conversation Miss Rylander, Americas. •C^llB at Queen'-town JijciaL Bound, and conventions to hamper a"d destioy with Mr Allen learned that he was our shipping INDUSTRIAL BUILDING absent at the time of the fire being- >o "Gns Rule ' In Talbotton 10 miles awa^ No one senator l< ncs declared gag" rule IS PLAN OF CHAMBER wag on the premises M.1 Joyner Ipft JUNE 10, JLL.V 1, JULY 2.Z, AL&lisT 2flL h i.d put tine bill through me hoifo this afternoon for Atlanta w^heie he Oreat Britain n Larcest fehip This measure w ill i ecei\ e full eon- will begjn ^further investigations The Koibuuiiiieiit uf UIB j.ro>eil fjuaiitlca \t v ineetmg Tuesdav aftet noon of - ot tli»- - si leratioi heic he added if it takes the statisti al and industrial bureau all bummer There can be no gag: »f the t_h imbo of L,ornmei«.e the erec "LLBirAMA and MALKKTAMA * rule heie FIFTY YOUNG WOMEN An improvement upon Contemporaucotu The co lected count of the vote in Lion of i "5.500 000 ndustrial building Practice In Ship Conntruction the hous-t \ csterd ly repea-ling the ex tn Atlanta was discussed WOULD BE NURSES Mediterranean-Adriatic 2>er« tte The buiklmgr as planned «ould he Madeira olbraltar Monaco or ( eno^. NB._ emption Clause as annoum ed in the large encn ^h to a«-t J nmodate 600 (, ongi cssional Record toclav is 247 fo~ NfarU fiftv ^ oung1 women who ha~ve LOOK FOR THE RED-AND-WHITE LABEL plea fatra-a Irieaie Illume toallints noon. the repeal and lb_ against it—a m L man ifactui PS plK MA May 7 it, also the opinion *f the burea i that state registration board on W-ednes Ibl votes igamst it The name of Rep dav taking their pxaml nations for rescntati\e Dv cr republican of ^t si*-h a buil 1 ng wot Id add much in the couibc of time to Atlanta s industrial nurses \ccording- to the Georgia law Special Spring Sailing I ouis Mo who voter! against the le nut ses must qualify before the state peaJ was omitted 111 the list ad\ ant-pment Othci cit et> I i\e tried th s plan and board of exam ners before the> can found it f oUminatun of lar^e rents to 13 cents a gallon I y the standard Kound the U oria Iriin, $474.85 ""^1 UD_ ON THE BEILIS TRIAL ap«t-in.i tbruunn ra.t«» to £,jcypt. India. Oil compar v This is the fifth cut INbuSTRIAL~TOUR TO Manhattan Chlua Jitpuo jii«tnll^, ^.ua trails Now ^ea-- since Nov ember 4 w hen the btandard Madam Bella Pexsmer of Palestine laud houui Africa and £x>uLh America, Jn- Ofl company begin a flg-ht It is said will RI\O a lectuie this afternoon at •epentieut tourn In Europe ate. bend for against other dealers in the '-t Louis BE MADE ON MAY 4 the Jew is h Educational alliance on huoklot Cunaru Toura. Athletic Cut Amenta lor ^ENlAteULAK A ORIEVTAT. field L.a,pltol avenue on her impressions of 6T&AM NAMO^IION CO Frequent eiUU [ht, inlustiial and statistical bureau the Beilia trial which she reported for insa for loUl^t ( iiinn Japan Australia f> & of the \tlaiiti I hambei of Commerce a Gei man newspaper O cruises NOKl\EGIA% fJOKUS, etc June will en "\ta\ h operate another indus Madam Pe\^rner is a woman of rare 13 and 30 July 17 Auguot 7 ItlnorarU* tual tour of th cit> like the ->ne held culture and her lecture is certain to now ready b\ them the lattei part of 1913 •which be an interesting" one Now York Office 2< Stat« Street, ar T>r-t met v, ith ^o much success Underwear eft] Agents In youi c\*n cltr Dsamonds The tiam mil '.tart at 10 o clock in the morning Tnd return to the first station at 1 o Uock in the afternoon It maA please j ou to know that ^ e are carrving \tlanta merchants i\ ill be gi\ en an BIG PROFIT opportui it\ of \isitinf? the manufac How to t rn S10 Into $of> Imme Inexpensive dlaitly 11 (npier There la a the New Underwear made bj the Manhattan Shirt tui ins plants of the cit\ and institut ehortago In t! e world e supply ins a elobei i clationship bet\\ cen fac V\nie today for free particulars Company. EUROPEAN TOURS toi v and the middle man The\ v, ill ft this grtnt opportunity J he hipp1- *- JStoni of gi^ T.ISO sain i bettei int,igrht into features DONALD M MeoCR£COK Steamship Reservations of the t it\ 3 Commerce and industi y When YOU see it \ou11 saj about Jt like jou say msr births tones i= the out M b r \aiiL. r and Seattle Stock giemth of the old ti idition tjiat the> would o her wise ha\e no op £3changes ROGERS B. TOY that the destn ics of indu uiu portunitj of know in,^ \V i h Bids ^ ancou er B C Canada about the Shirts— \gcnt for aj| linen als aro pro\ 1 1 ned h LGI tain Lnion Dppot llcli.pt Office Kems v hi h influence the dif Phunr llain -10 ferent month" DR. PARK TO ADDRESS "It's the Best" The 1 11 thmot th tone for TEACHERS NEXT FRIDAY April is the Uiamon I The Fine grade of checked muslin—Two-piece suit—$2 ^i imontl ib the emb e n of in The Paici t Teachei asfao lation of "OUGH noceiii-e the Noith \-\enue school will hold Jts Fine gi-ade of crepe Oxford—Two-piece suit—S3- moi thl meeting on next Fi idaA ^pnl AMUSEMENTS. Diam uds make d al ffifta 3 at „ "0 o clock Di I r Park of Fine grade of pajama soisette—Union suit—SI SO rhex -nill Le v\ o n alwa\s «*ni1 the M ate board of health will deli* er will be a onst mt ii_n mder a le tui f on sanitation This will of ^ oui lo\ e •ind j.ffc<- tion be illustrated w. ith: stei eon tic on \ iew s Fine grade of crepe Oxford—Union suit—$3- .ATHLETIC COT UNDER • TI BHTA Tonight, Than, Fri., Sat- and \\ ill be most intei estm? ntt-nntK M»tlneo Saturday Dia nonds are Lon = tantl\ Along with the Manhattan we are showing a big range of Athletic Un- 1 he Se3»ines tf usioal Hit enhanci g in x-xlue i id thei e fore marke the be<-t kind of in TILLMAN WILL PREACH CSTABUCiHCD 1ST9 derwear, in most all good underwear materials, ranging in prices, pei gar- > The in\ estrneat A simple, safe and effective treatment for Rage of FOR SALVATION ARMY broochial troubles-avoid ing drugs Vapor ment, irom 5Oc to S2 SO V.e ell dixinioiij'* on ittrai. ized Crcsolene stops the parorvsms of ADELE New York a\ ment pi tn velec Ne^t faunda\ nisht Pe\ Chai les \\hooping Cough and relieves Spasmodic tl% e Croup at once. It is a boon to sufferers 22 Songs— Orchestra of 15 Tion ^ »nt prepaid foi c\ami Tillmaii w. 11 uonduut a si. c lal meet WE SELL THE INTERWOVEN SOX FOR MEN—LISLE AND SILK latio ' ing in the feaHation Arrm hall located from Asthma The*IrcarrvmgUieantT- Nights, 50c to $2; Matinee, 25c to $1 JO at 2y 1 - Marietta stieet Theie will septic vapdr, tesptred with every breath, —ALL SHADES—LISLE — 25 c—SILK—5O c. Call 01. MI'" r" bi-oklet be s »od ^-instng d.n I iristi umental makes brea*hm^ easy, soothes the sore 1 music of a high order The meeting throat and stops the cough, assunne rest- Ract - M>out Diiimo idb and ful nights It is invaluable to toothers lilt tllustiattd catalogue ^\ ill begin at S o clock with. > oung children. SenJ us postal for DAILY Maier& BerkeBe, Inc. New Type of Aeroplane. descriptive booklet MOTMCI TfX^KSi OBU6GISTS Parks -Chambers -Hardwick 1 1 Ci«solone Antineptlc Taylor CranviHe and Laura Pierpont DIAMOND MERCHANTS t\ pe of TopJaiie Lonsistinm of scv er * oat Tablets for the 1- plincs a i ranged in a. seini ci rcle was |r rtared tbro.it. Th*y ar« 37-39 Peachtrce ^Presenting * Tlie Sv«t«n. a Police Sketch 31-33 Whitehall Street tried todav for the first time «^nd gaief I~"**wv-. ti --. „_„..„,„ Company Atlanta. Ga. Raymond & o.arly — Stan Stan y Trio 1 septic. Or your drnralst Established 1887 good result^ The irie.* o' rhe ar-ange |coir from oilOo la .tiSip- TRANS -ATL/miC TRIO — CR5CE WILSON ment of the r Jives is to g \e complete j SIMMS a BURK — M*NC * SNYOER slabilit\ ind it ij said the A iatoi will 1 VWO CKSOLEHE CO. na.v e to w atch onl> the ^teerins ' l! •VEXT UEEK ^ R V> CO3t f SP4PFR SP4PFR1 Page Six. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, APBIL 2, 1914,

in the corridor, she tangoes, and w leagru«, and this meeting wIU be free Boys' Kigh school, on "Public School eating she hums a tango tune. to all who are interested in the sub- Provisions for Exceptional Children. The girl w-as given her freedom. ject. The reading of "Brand" v ill be An admission of 50 cents will be Walter Rich Essay Prizes of especial interest to the l>rama charged for the first, and the latter address will be free to the general league and especially ' i all Ibsen STYLISH HATS. lovers, as .orand", is considered by public. Genuine Hemp. $2 and $3 values, at many a far greater dramatic poem j $1. We clean, or color Aigrettes, Plumea than "Peer Gynt." Non-members or j Are Awarded by Committee and Paradise. the Drama league may be admitted to ; For Mrs. Smith. 1 S. S. FVye Millinery Co., 39 W. Mitchell the reading on payment of the re&ula- J Mrs. John William White entertained St. Tn« Busiest Spot on a Bavy St. tion fee. j at the Driving club yesterday after- noon at the tea-dance for Mrs. Jonn The prize of $25 offered by "Walter which resulted in the announceTru-nt 9 Jay Smith, of New York, the guest of Rich for the best three essays on the of the above names. Miss Davis Luncheon. Mrs. J. I. Gonzales. Completing the subject of the Child Welfare exhibit During the welfare exhibit anfl the A bright occasion of yesterday was party were Mrs. Gonzales, Mrs. Lee public health conference Mr, Rich, Ashcraft. Mrs. J. P. Kennedy and Mrs. which was held here in -November and Miss Rosalie Davis* luncheon in com- December, has been awarded to Miss visiting the Deyden house, where 'it j pliment to Miss Dorothy High, who Frank Spain. has recently returned from a. trip Catherine Hackett, of the Ginls' high was held, was deeply impressed by the ' orchestra played during the afternoon. abroad, and for Miss Mary Brown, who school; Charles Henry, of the Er y s* x-alue of, the exhibit as a medium of Senior Class Entertained. The guests Included the faculty of is borne from Vassar for the Easter high school, and Miss Sarah Alston,, t -he for Incurables. OF PI KAPPA ALPHA she tangoes; when permitted to walk juvenile department of the Drama tion Left City Wednesday For All Purposes t I>u-can 'was also gowned in pink. An An entrance fee of 50 cents will be (Built for Ou(fild« IclnR) charged, and admission will be 2o FRAT IS ORGANIZED After Successful Meet. If j-ou are pUnnlne tlte PUrrhass com* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont Davi- Weather man is on his good behavior once more, and U the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity was ary; H. Sternberger, Savannah, treas- ter's Health. ray. Tills store is son..'in Druid Hills. organized at the University of Vir- The o

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again, and Is rapidly recovering from yesterday in the city en route home cash, has been duly chartered by ihe from Augusta. ARBITRATION TREATY secretary of state and was opened for "her recent illness. »•* iCLEAN UP TODAY AND EVERY DAY RATIFIED BY DENMARK business a few days ago. Already a SOCIAL ITEMS Mrs. Victor Smith and Mrs. Vaughn nice bank building of -stone and briclc Miss Helen McCarty will entertain a has been c.ompleted, o.nd all the neces- Nixon are in New York on a visit- arty of eight at a luncheon today at Washington, April 1.—-Danish Minis- sary fixtures have been installed. At ? o'clock at her home on Piedmont ave- Mrs. L. D. "Watson is • recovering Mrs C D. Crass leaves today for a IS SLOGAN OF MEN AND WOMEN ter Brim today corrected a misappre- a meeting of the stoc'.cLolders of tho nue for Miss Ellen Stokes, of Nashville, hension which, has arisen from cable new bank the folio win 3 officers were from her recent illness. short visit to Tate Springs, Tenn. the guest of alias Marion Atchison. *** »** reports concerning the status of Che elected: President, T A. McMillan; esting: to observe that at last men are new arbitration treaty between the vice president, Archie Cotfse; cashier, Mrs. John D. Little has returned to Mr and Mrs. John Kiser are spend- Mr. John Ashley Jones and Miss Mary United States and Denmark. The O. J. May; directors. T. A| McMilUn, ner farm near Albany, Ga., to remain ing a few days in Pass Christian, Miss. Algood Jones are at home with Or. beginning to realize their real domestic for two weeks. It it praiseworthy and edifying to treaty, \vhich. was signed in Washing- Archie Coffee, \V. A. Wtlcos. A. J. • ** ' and Mrs. W. C. Jarnagin. responsibility: that they have an obli- ton February 3 last, was ratified unan- Yancey. J. A. Ryal«s, Dan C Cravey, Dr and Mrs. Elkin, and Mrs. • ** see the co-operative spirit of men and imously and with great enthusiasm by B. M. Burch, N, Sheffield. G. M. Burn- Mrs. Charles Edgar Jones, of Gal- Harry English return Friday from New gation in the real development and Miss Rosaland "Wood, of Savannah, women manifesting itself in the clean- both houses of the Danish parliament, ham, J. O. Stuckey and \V. B. i$nan. veston, Texas, arrives today to visit York. will arrive, Friday to visit Mrs. Luther cleanliness and beauty of the home. and was approved by the king of Den- oer mother, Mrs. W. M. Bennett, In- Rosser, Jr. ing: up of Atlanta. Heretofore this The new masculine spirit in this direc- mark March 7 last- man. Park. Mr and Mrs. Louis B. FaHey, of **• Mr.. Brun says great importance is • •* Montgomery. Ala., will be among the burden of cleaning has been relegated tion suggests a balance which. gra>d- attached to the treaty in Denmark, Shortstop Homer Injured. Mrs and Mrs Ri. P Lambert an- visiting guests in Atlanta grand opera Miss Dag-ma, who has spent the winter with her sister, Mrs. John Prob- entirely to women. Men have resented j ually must come about, in the turn ivhere the sentiment strongly advo- Columbus, Ga., April 1.—Shortstop nounce the birth of a daughter, born week. osco, will leave Thursdav for New cates unrestricted arbitration for in- Homer, of Columbus South Atlantic Sunday, March 29. the period of spring cleaning, and the ' things will probably take when politl- ternational questions in the belief that *«+ York, from where she will sail for Eu- league team, while sliding to third Mrs W. N. Lanman and Miss Vir- story is told of one man getting a di- cal responsibility Is thrust upon aM nations eventually will adopt this Mrs. E. p. McBurney is at foome ginia Lanman, of Columbus. Ohio, spent rope to spend the summer. Mrs. Frob- during a practice game this aftrenoon OBCO will accompany her to New York, idea and consent to bind themselves vorce, or trying to get it, in a city not •women. by treaty to that effect. twisted and sprained his ankle so se- and returning in two weeks, will be at will 'the home of Mr. and Mrs. Moragne a thousand milf*s off, because, he said, The sensible men and women verely it was necessary to send him to Flemming. on Juniper street, which she , he could stand the "cleaning up" and study their plans and inclinations and a hospital and it is stated tonight he has leased for the summer. • : Another Bank for Dodge. **• • ' the tearing up which preceded it. b-ut if she happens to be qualified especial- will 'be unable to play for about ten ly for public life and civic activities, Eastman, Ga.. April 1.—(Special ) — weeks. Manager Fox tonight sent out Miss Lai ah Adams, of Savannah, will when the next day he went home and The Citizens' Bank of Rhine, Dodge several telegrams to players in the hope arrive the last of the week to visit found his wife was cooking1 cabbage and the man has quite a domestic or county, with a capital stock oC S?^,000. of getting one to take his place. Day Mrs. Cam Dorsey. of which 15,000 has been fully paid in in will play short for the present. More Pantry-Stocking Specials *** and the clean ho-use perfumed with It, studious taste, why should he not Mrs. W. T. A. Henry and children, of he could not stand for that. For days assume the more home-like responsl-f Columbus. Ohio, arrived yesterday to he had gone home and found he had to bilitles and attend to them, while the At HAMPER'S spend a month with Mrs. Flemming Du- eat peas out of a soup plate standing. woman—the wife—attends to the Bignon. HOTELS AND RESORTSHOTELS AND RESORTS »** because it was "cleaning up time," and j things which she prefers? 2O Lbs. Sugar Judge and Mrs. John L. Candler will when the day of cleanliness Came and! This co-operation expressed in the Sponge Cakes spend some time longer at Hampton he got cabbage—he balked. 'home, with the masculine element fol- Best Granulated QT~ Large sized. Iced and f 0M Springs, Fla.. where Judge Candler has But this primitive type of man has j lowing his inclinations and the femi- fresh front our OWN I OG Improved very much in health. B Cane Sugar 0/C bakers-. Each, only - . *•>* passed. and the twentieth century man nine element hers, will ma .so nearly HOTEL Thursday and Friday Only. PLEASE ORDER EARLY. Mr. L. M. Thibadeau hag been or- is taking a hand in cleaning up him- for the perfect that mayor ^id coun- dered to Camp Engle Pass; with the cil and the club women wit ^"^t have Seventeenth regiment, on temporary self. He is measuring in the front 500 Jars Six Jars duty. yard for flower beds and grading the to remind the public of a cl . ;-jig up 1' $1-65. • ** back yard for practical ourposes, and day, for every day will be ne to GOTHAM Whole Mrs. J W. Reid, Miss Louise Reid and he is boasting to his friends on the "clean up," and every spot in the com- Limit of Six Mr. N^al Reid are at home in the I Preserved to a Customer. Wyckliff apartments. street car as he rides down town in munity will be clean. One might as Figs 29 • * * the mornine: that he and his wife have well be optimistic, and believe that ~f\ Hotel oTrefined. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Flynt an- been planning their spring cleaning some day the smoke nuisance will be nounce the birth of a daughter on March 2fi, who has been named Martha campaign for some time. It is inter- abated in Atlanta. c/elegance, located in Georgia Cane Syrup Elizabeth. HAMS Cheese *»» NewYorks social centre Ingleslde or Wiregrass brand, Mr. D R. Wilder returned from Hot THREE BANK OFFICIALS Springs. Friday, where he went on ac- JOSEPH L. NISBET DIES Easily accessible to 19c canned while hot, on the plan- fount of iheumatism. He is better, AFTER SHORT ILLNESS ARE UNDER INDICTMENT tation. thouprn still confined to the house. theatre and* shoppmcL Best little pig New York full Natchez, Mies., April 1.—Investiga- Mrs A n Alfriend is visiting rel- Joseph Linton Nisbet, a- popular oornfield Hams 30c quart cans ...... Cream Cheese, ative-- in Richmond, Va. "While away young business man of Atlanta, died tion in to the affairs of the First Wednesday morning o'cloc' k at his Natchez bank, which closed its doors districts, ^-* she \\.li attend the convention of the home, 44 Westwood avenue, after an — an Atlanta S5c half gallon cans ---- regular 25c per F^aught-i s of-the American Revolution on October 30. 1913, resulted in the Single roaras(s!wwerlMll)£S2€Pfo*3°? in 'A u-shinprton. illness of three days. product. 65c gallon cans ...... pound. Mr. Nisbet was 31 years old, and was indictment here today by the Adamfc, Single rooms will, bail™ ~$3S>to$5OO born in Clayton county. He was united county grand Jury of A. G. Campbell, Doable rooms witj, baits ~*3-5°fc*892 with the Philadelphia Presbyterian president; S. H. Lowenberg-, first vice SPECIAL DISCOUNTS 25%lt>jO& We had orders for more Angel Pood Cakes last week than we $10 PER WEEK MINIMUM church of Cla-yton when a boy, and at president, and R. Lee "Wood, second MAY TO OCTOBER. could bake, so if you want a Sponge Cake this week, don't wait. the time of his death wa.s an elder in vice president of the defunct institu- FOR FEMALES IN STORES the West End Presbyterian, church and 1 prominent in rehgiou& work. tion on the charge of accepting de- Wetherbee E/Wood Mr. Nisbet had been connected with posits after the oank was insolvent. Olympia. "Wash., April 1.—At a con- the tl.. S. Adams Grocery company since The grand jury is investigating: -the C. J. Kamper Grocery Co ference called by the minimum wage 1906. and had won the friendship and savings department of the bank and PHONE IVY 5000. commission to recommend^^jpiinimum esteem of all %v ho kne him. Shortly other indictments are expected. wapre for female workers 'in mercan- before he died,, he transferred The three indicted officials were fifth Ave. & Fiftyvfiffh St. Brown, Perrvman & Greene, wholesale held under bond for their trial, which tile establishments, it was voted upan- hatters, and .soon gained tho confidence has been set by Judge Jackson for imously today to recommend $10 a week and affection of the entire establish-, tomorrow afternoon. NEW YORK. CITY as such minimum wage. meiit. The First Natchez bank wars capital- He was a member of Battle Hill ized at $250.000. At the time the bank lodge, F &• A M Surviving him closed its doors its books showed to- Fighting Pure Shoe Law. are his wife and one child, seven broth- tal deposits in commercial and sav- ers, one Sister. his mother and father. ing's departments of $1,323,396.60, with Topeka. Kan , April 1.—A shoe com- The latter is a w. oil- known practicing only $15,568.44 cash on hand. A state- pany acting for the Kansas Retail physician of Hapeville, da ment filed by accountants who were Shoe Dealers' association today filed Funeral services will be held at the engag-ed to audit the books, stated that ATLANTIC BEACH HOTEL an injunction suit to prevent the en- residence this morning at ]0.4T> o'clock, the capital stock, surplus and undi- Crepe de Chine Garments fnrcement of the pui e shoe law, en- i-nd interment will take place in Phil- vided profits were wiped out in 1910, Spend Your taster at the Atlantic Beach Hotel acted by th« Kansas legislature. The adelphia cemetery in Clayton county. and attributed to the failure to ex- law -which requires all shoes that con- The body will be taken on the noon cessive loans made to planting compa- tain substitutes for leather to be train. nies, in which the president was--> in- One oi Ihe best appointed holelt in the Atlantic Coast stamped to show the adulteration, was terested, the loans to these companies and Lingerie of Rare to have gone into effect today. amounting to $832,056. The statement The World's Great -I Beach WORK FOR UNCLE SAM further declared that the quarterly Special f pa lures and music for Easter w^pk ungT-r""tre-! worm 1 rhifrfion statements made to the .state auditor of Prof. Franz Rp-genhard, of New Vnrk Surf Bathing". Tennis, Bowl- were falsified and did not correspond ins:, Billiards. Pool. J^ish mgr, Huntings .'"Horseback Riding. Wind Wagons AND FOR ROCKEFELLER with the items on the bank books. Charm Invite Your It is believed depositors will get lo and Automobiles TVashing-fon, April 3 —The senate per cent. 9 Reservations may be n*tide by Telephone or tnday passed Senator K>n\ on's reso- lution callmpr upon Sec-re taiy Hous- ton for information ront-ermng the re- H. M. STANFORD, Manager Attention Here Today lation of the f^enct al education board DRIVE AWAY ALL PAINS of ihe Rockefellt r Foundation to the With A-K Tablets. •w'ork of the department of agricul- ture. The undermuslin It calls for a statement, showing the names and positions of all em- ployees, if any, of the department, section will be a Any Little Chap "whose salaries are paid in whole or in Tobacco*COUPONS part with funds contributed by John *and Tags Redeemed •would sit up all night to D. Rockefeller; also the names and delightful realm to eat bread and Velva —tha t positions of all administrative officers S PRIN aER HOTEL f ood-sweet for old or of the department who are m any way COLUMBUS, on. connected with the work of the grcn- explore today, with young. No, there isn't pral education board of the Rockefel- European. Best location in the city. Opposite beautiful anything like ler Foundation, and salaries, if anv, re- Courthouse Square. Forty new rooms added. New office lobby— rei\ed bv them from the said Rocke- scores of new and feller Foundation." 41 North Pryor Street. spacious, cool, comfortable. New dining room, hardwood floors— The resolution was based on a re- very attractive. Cuisine and service the best. Prices reasonable. rent statement by Representative Mc- Excellent dinner served every day, 50c. tempting garments, Ijaug-hlin, of Michigan, in the house, that 600 employees of the department All rooms have hot a-id cold running water, steam heat, tele- at prices equally at- were also in the employ of the Rocke- phones. Electric elev&^r service. Separate and combination VE!VA feller Foundation. sample rooms. Hotel screened throughout. tractive. on the table or in the ' Rates: $1.00; with bath, $1.50. kitchen. Everyone -who FRENCHMEN SMIRCHED Direct car lines from all depots. eats it likes it, because it's good — and it'fl as low in BY ROCHETTE SCANDAL Trimmed and ready Porters meet all trains. ( to place on your car. Among the New Things cost as it is good. In red Paris. April 1.—The commission in- H. C. LARZELERE, Manager cansorgreen-At |ft vestigating the reasons for the post- your grocer's. *W< up ponement of the trial of Henri f Write for Prices To Show You Roche tt P. charged with extensive Send for boo*Ietof_ cooking swindling, finished its hearing today. f ATLANTA AUTO TOP AND TRIMMING CO. A and candy recipes, Its report will be submitted to the chamber of deputies tomorrow. I Atlanta, Ga. I Crepe de chine negligees, boudoir caps, slippers— PENICK & FORD. Ltd. The report says: "The course of M Calllaux and the dainty pinks and blues—sachets, tango garters, and New Orleans intervention of M. Moms constitute a Prescription^^ most deplorable abuse o£ influence. standard skin remedy — a liquid used supporters. Pullman sets—cap and slippers—all of Their act, however, was not one of HOTELS AND RESORTS corruption, since they were personally externally—trutant relief from itch. irresistible charm. disinterested " Canadensls, Pa.. Poaono Mountains C*AAM the mildest of d*anser»— The commission expresses regret c OW<»£» keeps tender and that M. Fabre. the public prosecutor, New Spruce Cabin Inn SS JSi, " ,.,££'. It is hard to find a fitting word for the under- luonis en sulle willi hath: golf, steam licat, g.irngc. skins always clean and healthy did not have courage tn resist at the Sarlrtlo horses: all amusements. Open April 11 apparel with which milady clothes herself today. time hf declared himself humiliated Booklet, fresco Station. Fcnna. R. R., W. J. and Jacobs'^Pharmacy. ASTHMA over the oider to postpone the Ro- M o. rnrcis. Certain it is that undemmslins—and even lingerie—- chette case. Thp action of M. Bklault De Lisle, are too prosaic words, and come far short of express- Hay Fever, Bronchitis, president of the court of appeals, also Croup or Cough is criticised. The commission declared ing the undergarments of the present. it has'be^n unable to discover how the RELIEVED INSTANTLY BY THE Fab re report reached the hands of M. Barthou and M. Brian d, •who also are Gouaux Remedies the object of caustic criticism. Tliese Lovely Camesoles A liberal sample sent on appli- Several deputies Rave notice that 7 cation. "Write today. Relief ab- they xvill speak on the report torn or- solutely guaranteed. There were several dissenting votes. for Instance ESTATE OF P. GOTJATJX. Dept. Hoiuua, La. For sale at JACOBS' PHARMA- VICTOR AND PINKUSSOHN Which, with the filmy blouses of the moment, are CY CO.'3 11 stores. Free sam- ples at Main store, 6-12 Marietta TO DEFEND UNIVERSITY essential—are so delicate, so lovely in color tones, street. and altogether bewitching that they surely were Athens, Ga., April 1.—(Special.)— Winners in the contest tonight to de- made for fairy princesses. termine two intercollegiate debaters at Georgia university and one alter- In the Matter of nate \vere Victor Victor, of Atlanta; They are of the softest crepes de chine and lace L. A. Fmkussohn, of Atlanta, and Lt. A. Crafts, of Mac on, alternate. and ribbons—in the most delicate blue, flesh or Fairburn Marble Company The question debated m this prelimi- nary contest by eight men competing white; several styles to select from. Garments to Bankrupt was. "Whether the United States should cease to maintain her position fairly delight one, at $1.98 each. By order of the Hon. Alvan D. Freeman, as third naval power of the world?" Referee in Bankruptcy, granted <~>n tho 22d Judges agreed that the papers were day of December, 1913, I will sell at public outcry, in the city of Fairburn, Ga., on the of the very best ever heard on the plant grounds of Fairburn Marble Company, Georgia campus. Beautiful Camesoles at $1.00 bankrupt, at sale beginning on Tuesday. 7th day of April. 1914. at 10 'o'clock a. m., the following property of fcaid Fairburn Dainty garments of crepe de chine, in flesh or Marble Company. BLACK "PEEPING TOM" The '2% acres of real estate upon which white; pretliiy trimmed with lace, and with lace iant located, -containing: one main bulld- TROUBLING CORDELE Rtg, one small building and office building. ' bands over shoulders. Especially desirable at $1.00 All marble and granite, finished, in pro- Cordele, Ga., April 1. — (Special.)— cess and In rough, and other material. Another "Peeping Tom" is causing All machinery, fixtures, apparatus and each. tools. some worry to the people in the resi- Except such of above property as may be dence sections of Cordele. Lust night disposed of at private sale. when a negro invaded the premises of Trustee will be at plant on Tuesdays of Marshal Poole and at a late haur Especially Delightful Crepe each \veek, good reason not to contrary, for peeped into the window of his room, he was sh«jt at twice with, a revolver. A Nation-Wide Service purpose of making private sales. At the public sale a portion or all of the Mr. Poole thinks that one of the shots property may be offered for sale, both as a took effect, judging from the actions Gowns at 98c whole and In parts, and the sale as whole of the negro when he took as hasty made—provided the price thereby exceeds departure as he could. There have TATE lines do not limit the service of the Bell Telephone. They are made of such good quality crepe, and so gener- tho aggregate price of part-«ales. or vice toe en numerous occurrences of this versa, and all property sold at public sale kind during the past seveial months. delivered on ground. Possession of the real SEvery Bell Telephone, wherever located, is an open door ou?', cut—in fact, of a high order throughout—that one never estate and poHse»«ton and use of the der- tint..; at sa low a price. All made chemise style; some'of white rick and necessary apparatus and macli'nery \\ill be retained a reasonable time for re- Bond Issue for Coast Line. to practically unlimited service. Many Bell Telephones are on crepe, empire st^'le, wide embroidery beading, run with pink moval of property, same to be removed at expense of buyer. Spur track into yard. Kichmond, Va., April 1 — Atlantic wash ribbon, and otherwise finished with same ribbon. Others A circular showing machinery, toolh. mar- Coast I-.ine stockholders, in called isolated farms or ranches. Each Bell Telephone, wherever lo- ble and granite and material in detail may meeting here todav, authorised a bond are striped or figured effects or?white ground, pinks or blues. be had upon application to trustee. Proper- issue of $200,000,000 at 4 1-2 per cent, ty may be seen upon application to Amos to retire the outstanding $30,000,000 cated, is connected with an exchange which opens the door of They are particularly good and likable garments at g8c each. Morgan at plant. of the 4 per cent issue of November All sales, public or private, subject to 16, 1909, closing the mortgage of that communication with the whole country. confirmation of court. Terms of sale cash date, and for other purposes. J. LITTLETON JONES. Trustee. More of Those Wonderful Newnan, Ga, It makes no difference whether the exchange group is large Bennett May Recover. Jiowns at $1.98 Cairo. Egypt, April 1. — The doctors or small, because through connected Bell exchanges each Bell BANKRUPT SALE in attendance on James Gordon Ben- These garments have become famous, and .people come By virtue of an order granted on the 27th nett, proprietor of The New York Telephone has a radius of communication which includes every day of March, 1914. fay his Honor, Joseph Herald, today expressed hope of his daily asking to see "those gowns everyone is talking about." Ganahl, Referee in Bankruptcy, the under- recovery from his illness. They are adorable and truly wonderful values at $1.98; all signed, the i;ru;,tee of the Fitzpatrlck Mer- other Bell Telephone within speaking distance. fluffy and beautiful—with laces, medallions, the most delight- cantile Company, Bankrupt. In bankruptcy, Lansing Succeeds Moore. the groceries, dry goods, shoes, etc., furni<- Washington. April 1.—Robert Lan- "ful ribbon bows, rosett^and garnitures; they are gowns such ture and fixtures belonging to the estate of said Bankrupt, now !n the .store house sing, the new counselor of the state gs one finds priced ordinarily as high as $3.50—which fact has lately occupied by The FHzpatrick Mercan- department, successor to John Bassett tile Company on the west side of the public Moore, was swornj in today and assum- made them,.at our special price, $1.98, extremely popular. square of the City of -Washington. Ga. Said ed the duties of his office. He will SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE bids will be rereived up to noon on April rank next to Secretary Bryan and be 11. and will be then opened in the presence acting secretary of the department of the Referee. The right is reserved to re- •when the secretary is absent. ject all of said bids In the discretion o( the AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Referee. Said stock inventories $20,000 and Davisori-Paxon-StokesCo. consists of new and seasonable goods In the! main. J. M. PITN'ER, Trustee. DBIVE AWAY ATVT, PAIN Washington, Ga, •With Anti-Kamnia Tablets.

lEWSPAPERl Page Eight THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THTJESDAY, APEIL 2, 1914.

RANGE IN COTTON OPTIONS. FRANKING PRIVILEGE Buro !• !»ew York Cattom. 1 IUXK In New Orleans Cotton. UNDER FIRE IN SENATE 1 AW QUOTATIONS Lutl | Pr«» J_ 1 1I<*«J 1 **•*' WHEAT, CORN.OATS CLOSE OF COTTON lownfelKh Low Sale) Close. 1 Clo*B. lOpenlHlchl L«>«r| 3»l«( Clo»«- i Clotw.. \\achmston 4pnl 1 —A.S an out- 12 oO 60 1' 62 72 Apr 1 1 |12-5 1283 growth of the fight in the senate \es- Ma> 12 32 12 33 12 33 34 12 42 43 May 1275 12 76 U.J 12 65112 64 «5 12 6S S9 VEGETABLES »» K 66 71 terda> to cut off free telegraph pi Hi June 125= 12 2i 24 12 28 33 June |12 64 66 leges att-orded senators w h!ch failed July 12 15 12 '0 1" 08 12 09 12 09 10 12 11 12 Juls 1 12 611 1 57 (Corrected by Fidelity Fruit and Product AUE 11 9o 11 95 11 S3 11 S3 11 S3 85 11 86 87 AUK 12 18 12 14 12 1" 1212 12 11 13 1- 14 Company Xo 2 Produce place ) because of lack of a quoi um Senator AT 11 OS 11 56 11 at) i r,o[i 11 49 ol 11 o3 54 Sept 11 66 69 11 6- 6S ALL SHOWED GAINS BARKGIj M>PLES— SHOWEOSMNGTH Robinson of Arkansas toda> introduc Oct 11 o3 11 o3 11 4" 11 4" 11 43 11 47 48 Oct 11 60 11 61 11 50 11 51 11 51 62 11 6- 69 Fancy Baldwins « Jf 11 49 aO 1154 5 = Ben Davl« »8 5» i bill n hie! ^-'-^ lin it ienatorial Dec 11 58 11 4S 11 al 11 48 49 11 53 54 Dec 11 58 11 59 11 08 11 58 mail flanking privileges to $600 in anv Jan 11*1 Jan 11 SI D2 11 06 »8 BOX APPLES— Better Weather in the South Strength of the Markets Wmesap 13 001 News From Washington one \ ear He sought t? ha\e an amend Closed steady Closed steady PIIsEAPPLES red. Spanish J3 »0« 3 BO ment to the same end adopted \ estei AbaeKa !260 and the Cotton Futures j Abfoad Gave the Chicago FLORIDA ORANGES fancy »2 SOt » 75 Regarding Freight Rates day in connection xvilh tho attempt tfc FANCY GRAPEFRUIT S275( 3 50 prohibit free telegiaph prnilesea for Bill Were Factors in the BONDS. STOCKS. Market Better Support. BEANS, green drum 93 00< Case Had Stimulating Ef- senators but w a-=. defeated ai d an 4 25 nounced he •(> ould Introduce it as a Prev J450 Decline. ref 2s registered Closed Firm. CABBAGE crat» SI 75 fect on Market. bill todav ref _s coupon High Low Cose Close CELERY dozen 75Q900 The contest in the senate arose o\ er 77 U 36% J7!« 7fiJ6 3s registered Amal Copper .b lorida, crate 3 the introduction of t om nitlee reso Cs coupon Am Agricultural POTATOES red bushel * °° tl 00 Vew \ork March 1 —Price move lution limiting the annual telegraph Tork Vpnl 1 — Cotton -was «n 4s registered i 3^ Chicago April 1 —Unexpected sta- White bushel J110 < xpenscs of an\ senator to ?Gfl for bility of prices at Liverpool in the ments today were narrow and the mar 61 settled toda> ^ ith near months rela 4s coupon 50H 29', 29 A -3?" LEMONB box 13 S0«3 7i> rnessagres on official 1 usines "-ena tl\«ly eas-v alter an earH advance and'Panama 3s. coupon do face of sei. ere declines on this side EGG PLANT crate ket possessed none of the vigor ^ho^vn Am, Car &. Foundry 51W 51 ?« 51 SI* of the ocean brought about better 19000325 tot Robinson tl en s jught to have h ^ •n-Uh the close steadv but from_ - to l'|Amer;cin Agri<.ultural_BB 43 on jesterdaj s rise The irregulanlv of \m Cotton Oil 43 >£ i? support today for wheat The market $!««|2U c mendnient adopted b it it WTS r iled Am Ice Securities 31 31 31 30% closed firm ^ to 3$ @ */s "et advance. CUCUMBER^ the moxemerUs reflected the conflict >ut of older Fo the con mittee s Am Linseed 10% iw« LETTLCE drum 12000235 of influences brought to beai on the ^solution ^enator Ive mi offered a Other leading staples too all showed £~ oO@3 00 1 Am Locomotlv e 34 % 34 Va 34 ^B ^4 toQUASH yellow market ^ew s from \^ ashington that ub^titute to pi o\ id* that no senato Am Smelt and Re , gains—corn ^4 to ^ @ S oats % @ H White 92 00 might send met>sf enough votes to cai r> it two weeks ot actiie covering and ad f""""1 ?' S??!6!*. " thoroug-hl> discounted as an influence bTKAWBERRIBS . caused a b-ief rise in the railroad list vancins prices Central Leather 98 Anaconda Mln Co 36 ^ 36 ^ 36% 36 ^* on the market It ^ as urged that Chesapeake & Ohio 4 > bid 91 Atchlson 97 96 »i 97 97 POUI/FKY AND EGGS. but the effect was lessened b\ the poor Thiiie markeill til n.cLt upcticopenedu *irti min ao.tu a««•n• a—d —• j_ <-on\ 4 W bld do pfd 100^4 100 100H l°0*i rareli If e\ er has the prospect in Hens, live pound showing- of the larger eastern rail vanc•ance of o to 10 points on overnight Chicago & AIto: Atlantic Coast Line 123^ 3 3,6 1*3 12i the fields been maintained until har Frlern pound . roads for February \e« \ork Cen AGREEMENT IS REACHED \ est "Lmder these circumstances a tral s decrease of $i 4a4 000 in oper it buyinuying 0*«~order. ^s an~—d . other suppor— .-..-1 - t in Chicago B & ^QuC i ^cys Joinbld t 4s Baltimore &. Ohio 91 Mi 91 »!'- Ducks apiece spireptred b> the firm showinshowingg oi the E ^o gen 4s n 3 Bethlehem Steel 4,! 41»i 41 »i 4;v tendency de% eloped to take to the Bses dozen . . Ing ievenue for "tebruarj, and Pen i ON RURAL CREDITS BILL Liverpool cables the large* 1 ngrliih Chicago Mil „. - CV 41-3S •ooklyn Rapid T H ^ buj ing side prior to the issuance of s> Ivania s shrinkage in operating: in spot sales and further enrourag'inS' * hicagro R '. A Pat R B col 4s Canadian Pacific "US 207**. "0"% "07 the g-ov ern ment report Predictions come of ?" ^10 OpO were emphati c \\ dchinst n \p i I —t»cn Uor Hoi t acle adxices from Manchester TheT« t hicag0^o F,.t J, & Fac Ry rfg 4H Central Leather _- ^ that wheat shipments from \rgentina GROCERIES minders of the pi esent position of the y Chesapeake &, Ohio 63% li«s of fxt\\ Hai P hire ^ id Rep e Tvere also further reports of too much & Southern ref &, ext 4^8 would not amount to more than a mil (Corrected by Oglesby grocery Company ) railroads sent itlxe Bull le of Ohio chairm in Deluwaie &. Hud; -- — Chi Oreat W eetern 15% 13% lion bushels a week from now on re Axle Greaae—Diamond $1 75 No 1 Mica. Gould stocks were strong aid active ram and delayed farm work southwest .Denver a*. Rio Grande ref oa b a Chi Milr aukee and f 5 -5 No 2, Mica |4 _6 of the two suh on nttces '» cha-r^e but demand -was well supplied around Distillers ->s St Paul lOlVfc lOO'.a ^01 100% ceived considerable attention and so Cheese—Alderney 21 ^ on reiteration of the reports cir ulated of ruial ciedit leg slation told Pre^i the initial figures and the market soon lurie prior ten 4s Chi and lN.orth West also did a report that the lemaimng Red Hock Ginger Ale—Quarts 59 pinto. yesteidax that Rockefeller interests dent T\ ilson toda\ that lepublicans turned easier do gen 4s '454 ern 133% 133% 13»% 133% exportable surplus In Australia was $10 Red Rock syrup $1 50 per gallon would take over large holdings of Mis ind democrats al Ko >f the r -corant't Leading spot interests who had been do cv 4« series B Colo Fuel &. Iron 32% 3 % 12^ 32]^ only 40 per cent of the tota.1 a > ear Candy—Stick a Vi mixed b ^ chocolates, souri Pacific Coppers den\ ed ^ome tees i\ e e unanimous! agreed on th« prominent buyers of Ma\ and July just Illinois Central 1st ref 4s Consolidated uas 132^ 132% ago Some little foreign business at benefit from the expoi t figures of 1 eb < orn Products 94 9 S% 3^i Salt—100 Ib. bags 53c ice cream GOc fund imei tals and th it a bill would le before the close \ esterdaj appeal ed to Jnterboruogh Met 4 fc* New York was a further help Be ruary show ing record foi oign ship rea<1-\ sho tl\ embodvmg their \iews Delaware 6. Hudson 148n 148 a 148^4 14" GranocryBta, SOc No 3 barrels $3 25 which "liter Merc Marine 4^s s sides western Kansas apparently still ments of the metal be sellirti 88 s Den\er A, Rio O 1» 14% 14.^ l ^i Arm und Hammer Soda, $5 05 keg soda, I he president i npressed Ins callers S dn pfd '6 "4 "5 "4 needed rain 2c. Hoyal Baking: Powder 1 Ib $4 SO H- Announcement w-a*^ made of the of w th ivhat seorned to him to be a 31 Vi Distillers Securities 18 IS * Despite se\ eral sharp dips corn Ib ?5 00 Horsford B $4 60 Good Luck. fering of ¥65 000 OOD New ^ ork citv necessity f l rompt action and Erie 30 % "9 % 30 >4 29 J4 ranged generally higher A leport that $3 75 Success. *1 SO Rough Rider $1 30 412 per eent fiftj \ ear bonds The told in detai) of the pro si am Mr lo 1st pld 46^ 46 16'^ 4 »4 a round lot had been ordered out of Beans—Lima 7% navy 2 65 mteiest rate 19 1 1 per cent tower tha,n Bulkle\ belie\ed i ural ci edits would ' pfd store here for shipment to an Iowa Ink—Per crate Jl -0 that of the pievious offering and of 146 Jelly—30 Ib paila 91 35 3 oz« *2 79 follow the appron lation bills In the- advance of j esterdaj morning Missouri Pacific 4s General Electric 14" 146? industry made the b'ulls more coura the recent issue of New \ orl state ho it>L Rumors that certain Carolina mill nv Great Northern pfd 127% 1 bpaehetti—$1 90 bonds The pre\ailnK e isr of monev do C0 Cireat Northern Ore sreous In addition eastern cash de Leather—Diamond oak 48c. In the senate Mr Hollis said the interests were long -0 000 bales of Ma\ National Rj ol Mexico mand had improved and receipts here Pepper—Grain lac ground ISc which is piling up li New ^ 01 k laigelv •k central sen 3 CtTs I'iTs 3» , tolls <:ont o\ ei s\ and appropriation contracts and were plannti g to take up lork Illinois central 111% 111 111 dwindled Flour—Elegant $7 00 Diamond 26 15 on accotit t of backward business con bills wo Id o<-cup^ many w eeks but the cotton for use in then mill» aia do bid Wet weather delaying seed -planters Best Sell Rising $5 7B Mytyfyne Self Ris- ditions the pi onounced success of the . ertford c Interborough Met lo ^ \**\ 1 that rural ciedits ^ >uld b^ disposed not seem to create much fresh interest do pfd BO'S, t-0 59 . had a strengthening effect on the ing ?o 35 Monogram {5 50, Carnation recent state issue and tho heav \ d* of ihead of the trust question and while there was enough covering orfolk &, Western l&t c 1 nter HATVet-ter 10 ^ 1 Oa price of oats Mainl> ho^e\ er the J& 3o oolden Grain 15 00 Pancake per mand for state and mut icipal bond<= do c\ 4s bid s case $3 00 to cause slight rallie** from time '~ Pa< tlc 4s Inter Marine pfd 10 i 10 market ^ as governed by corn Lard and Compound—Collolene J7 75 made it feasib e for the it> to put out nmr-eTosmirprureT'werV practically ™™*™ =' International Paper 9 9 Shoi ts bu\ ing caused a bulge in Sno\\ drift t,aset, $6 5 Flake V. hite 9c a larger issue than had been looked the lowest of the da> Oreson bhort Line rfdg 4s, International Pump pro\ islon" The mcentKe was chiefly for at this time at a low ei interest Pauline Chase Under Knife. Kansas City South n "a^ 243 Leaf 12% basis. Brokers with prominent A\ all street pen»lvania cv 31^., j, mateilaj falling- off in receipts of Rice—6Vvc to So grits J2 15 rate I ondon April I —Miss Pauline Chase, connections w ere amonj, the larger Laclede Gas do con 4s I.ehigh \allc) 145 1*4 > hogs west Sour Gherkins—Per cra^e $1 SO kegs State and municipal bonds w ere thf* actress todav undent ent \n oper = elleis of mav supposed^ liquidating' Reding gen 4s Ixjulaville &. Nash\ 13" 131 13" $6 50@8 00 sweet mixed Uegs $j.. SO lower on the news of the fo thcomiiir, ation for appendicitis The attendms; ions contracts bought during the pros 1st Louis i. San Fran olives SOc to (4 50 per dozen citt issue at a. reduced intei est rite Minn St P and S It Chicago Quotations Extracts—10 Souders 90c per dozen 25c to SS 1 ' a new low record To Jsational Biscuit May «M i£ 9TH 90*i *»!% ** ^ tal sales par \alue $3090000 Vnited 45 U 46 National Lead ] States bonds w ei e ur hanged on call Nat I Rys of Mexico bept SG /3 S6 ^ S5% SS% SS n o 1' 11% 11% CORIs— PROVISION MARKET from the south dui ins the last few da\s do sen 4s nd pfd 12 (Corrected jy White Provision company ) of Marcn and the certified stock Is now 9714 Nen ^ ork Central 91 90,, 90Mi 90%, May R V fi >i fi6 ^ 6 % H7 Va Cornfield ham 10 to 1 Ib average 17 «i Lnion Pacif c 4s SlU \ Y Ont and West PACIFIC SPIRIT REIGNS little more than SO 000 bales com do ern ~ ""* bept S774i 68^s 6 «^ 68 67% Cornfleld ha,m 12 to 14 Ib average 17% Removal dn 1st and ret bid 931, Cornfield skinned ham 1C to IS Ib av pared with S 000 Maich 1 10-ili Morfolk &. Western 103V* 103W 1034. 103 OATS— Spot cotton quiet middling: uplands 1 s Fubbe Bs North American 78% 78 8% 7 *<, s B erage 18 IN BRITISH PARLIAMENT 114 May ^K^k H3 n "S a a "S 1B ^S^a Cornfield ptcnic hams 6 to S Ib aver lu 30 gulf 13 uj No sale-- U «i Steel d OH Northern Pacific 114*4 H*9» H*% <* Tu)v SSTs 1914 3P 4 ^S ^ 3R /ft X irglni.! Caro na Chemical as Pacific Mai! ""> •"•» Sept 37S 38 37^m 37*i 37 64 age 14 1 ondon \p 1 3 —\ reniarkablv pa Notice \Vabash 1st and ext 4s Cornfield breakfast bacon 2» v\estern Maryland 4s bid Pennsyivania 11J'4 110% 110%. lll'n PORK— Cornfield sliced breaKtust bacon 1 ib cifi spirit has come over the political People a Oas 124% 124^ 124^ 1.4% Ma "ft 72 situation in ^trange contrast to the COTTON MARKETS. ^estinshou&e Flecti c c\ 6s PHta <_ C and 5t boxe& 1- to caae per ca^e $3 30 Wib«_on^tn Central 4s 1 Ju y -0 SO urocer s bacon wtde and narrow Itf^j storm and sti e&s of i n eek a^o Jt is Louis RO "9^. ^ '"9 J3 LARD Cornlleld fresh pork enusage link or almost certain that Mr Vsquit i will I have moved my Atlanta April 1 —cotton s Pittsburpr Coal -1^ IVa IB 3V Ma> 10 10 an 10 12 bulk o Ib buckets It'/j be returned to parliament u 101 posed 13 - Pressed Steel Car 4314 43% July 10 - 10 "0 10 70 Pullman Palace Car 1M 1^3 Cornfleld trankforts 10 Ib cartona 11 The feeling foi a settlement on a fed offices to Rooms 835 Comparative Port Receipts. RIBS Cornfield Bologna. B Ib boxes, 1 ertl basis s grain ng ground Hie Macon—fateadj Reading 166, 16o% IbS ISfit-s Ma> 11 07 11 10 U Oa Cornfield luncheon ham .> Ib boxes 11]^ * ollow. tn»r w «*r<5 net receint^ of cotton a Republic Iron and July unionist bir Mai 1 bj kes made a. and 837, Irust Co. the port-i or ferine dd.y Apri compa e Steel 'M -2 "4 \R "4 "4 11 17 Cornfield smoked link sausage 26 Ib Athens—Siea.di boxes * 1 sti orif? appeal fo such a. settlernent v. ith those on the corrtjsponaing ^a.y .aa do pfd S7RJ, 87% b7 S ^ Receipts In Chicago Cornfield * rankforta in plckie kits $ 00 during: the hon c i ule debate tod of Ga. Bldg., where 3ear Rock Island Co 4% 4% 4% 4R which alfao \\AS notable for a \ci\ pa Port Movxin* gi4 m£ do pfd " 6% 6^ b3«. Cornfield pure lard tierce basis 11% Gal\e&ton—Quiet nwJ 11 3 09-) S3 I St I oui^ and San Todaj Country style lard oO Ib tlnb 11% ift< bpeech bv Joh i Dillon a nation re eipta o 095 gro N 1 * i Galveston RI Compound lard tierce basii> 9 alist io Ma^ o lounpei members if I have larger quar- 14 bSl j Ne \ Orlean •m J Fran nd pfd 6^ e LA 6Vz 3 stock 5 040 cvport.3 to s o 'Seaboard AJr Line ft ^ 26 fc, ''ff'* 0% orn cars D S extia ribs 1 the un on st pai t \ and oldei membeis coat,L ^ i«ie 1 [ Mob le 10ft D S bellies medium average . 13 on th^ liberal Mde aie woikin^ ha ters and better fa- j do pfd o5 54% 54% 55 13 000 D S rib bellies light average 1314. / in dti ins 1 » harleston 1 btnss Sheffield Steei tit Ket a settlement of the home rul o Orl"a^i=.—b eart Ir. 1 est on by consent ipts J3^ ^r *^ 4o ^lo^ 1 So4 stock \\ llmington 6t)J 1'rlmarj Movement cilities to serve you. at. Britain J< coast Norfolk Southern Pacific '>V4 ^4% •»•> \rthur T Balfour will speak tomor SOS cxpoits to ur . Southern Raitn ay b% S "6% \\heat—Keteipt-* 5 000 against ''SS 000 FIOLR GRAIN AND FEED Bo^tot oi st •> eir "hipments 388 000 against "Oj Flour backed Per J3bl—Victory (in to \ e ow and Sli E dward Carson ind \n Pacific t-oabi ° do pfd SI Rl bass 56 •>$ Vlctoiy v ( Onion Pacific 160 4, las,t ear shipments 457 000 against SS" $6 2o Quality (our finest patentj $6 10 reading Ulor a (self using) 56 90 Oloria, (i,elf ria Mr \.squith ha*i appointed Gone Wm. Hurd Hillyer 0 do pfd 8 14 000 last year 1«13 t S Realtv «1^ «114 IncJ 1 Iba St> 10 White Lily laelf rlt> Sn Chailcs Douglas now inspect [Ah — sr,eadj in ddlins 13^» 1 S62 1 ^^ b Rubber n-> $560 -ttnite Lily tselC rising) 1 Ibs Keneial of the home foices to succeed 4b Rro = • 141 * 0 . U S csteel Grain. -SoVo Whito JLilS (helf rising; 6 Ibs SS 00 field marshal Sir John French at. chief Trust Co. oi Ga. Bldg. porta to C- ntinent ^4T 1 361 1 *& do pfd 110% lift lift 109% bsvans Oown (hlghet.t y^tent) $» TJ 1 ur h i April 1 —Cash grain T\ heat tan (.highest patent; $o bO Paragon Oii- of staff - 681 Utah Copper 56}» 55$ QSgj^S '/s No 3 hard si ®91% (hlghett 4al \ a Carolina Chemi est patent) S5 bO Home QUBP ha-rleston—<4uiet niddlingr 5- cai rther i 93^ @94^ l^o spring patent; $o SO \\hite Clou-" tint i intent) lj itock 11 , Li tie Kock 3" S3 f 7)54 cepta j Rro V abash Oats standard 39% @4ft JD 40 "White Daisy (high [a ert * n. C. T. & L. C. HOPKINS NOW Ou c\por o toai.tMt 100 do pfd Ocean Spray (po-tent) Jj 10 faouthei n Srdi i\ extern Maryland Rje No ' h" (patent) fo 10 bun Ri&e ipatent 5^ JU IN THE HEALY BUILDING midd ng , western Union Barley 49O6 Sun .Beam, (patent >J5 23 F4?n£ . ^,lt5!r 3 ale bOO ' \\ esternhouse L-l^c Timothj S 0)@"1 25 iDdtent) S4 90 Tulip nour 0^ low ** c oats fancy white clipped o c building The firm is the successor to CLOSING OUT mlddbnff Cotton Seed OiL Tub 84 No red 93 No " hard 90<$93 oats Ao 2 white clipped 5bc oats fancy the firm of John I Hopkins &- Sons cd "ii j Money and Exchange. Corn—Ma 69^ July 70 No 2 63 No wh Le j5c oats white (starj 64JaC oata white 1 the action Ne i York April 1 —Call monej steady at mixed 5-c oats mill oats 49c icx^ooo \o i bhmqlcs it $400 Ne« \ork-QtiiPt n iddlin !%<§. ruling: rate - closing l%@2 Oats— Majr oP 4. Julyl 38% No 2 40 beeds Per Bushel—Amber cajie seed No 2 white 41% $1 i 6jJ 4 July SI'S, No 2 hard S4*£@S9 N,o 2 Tennessee blue stem $1 40 • ARE ELECTED IN CLAY c>d to 1 point : Futures ranged red S9@S9».2 BoMon—Quiel m d' 1^ 30 net r« hea y fepot Sterling exchange steady 60 days 4 4 o Hay Ktc—No 1 alfalfa has 1135 tim ro 3 s 16 Slo *manc] 4 Bf> 5 Corn—May BS-S^fiS'A July 69Ts P o 2 othy choice large bales. Jl 30 timothy ceip s 96 ^ ° _ follows F"oJ"t Games Ga \pril 1—(fcpeciaJ ) Commercial bills 4 84 mi^ed 67'^(?e$R 2 No white 6S^<»69 a No 1 small bales Jl 5 large liffht clover The Clay county primprv re« lied i middling: 13 no Bar ^ii-ver a8% Oats Ma-\ 3S « No w.hite 39^@40 mixed hay 51 0 snail light clover mixed WOODWARD Ph tadelpnia—Quiet April the follow mg nominal on«i ^henff L, ^tock "I1" e purls t (jreat Britain laO Mexican dollars 45 ^ No - mixed 38®3#^4 hay Jl -0 heavy clover mixed haj ?t lj 53?i)7 58 Oovernment bonds steady railroad bonds New lork ^pril *1—Wheat spot Irregu fatra v 6»c C S meal Harper S"9 00 l, S J Hobbs clerk J f chitt-v asstsso —btock 3 bio exports to C.rcat Tune 7 60@7 6 regular lar No " hard winter 99 elf New ^ ork meal bwift S S 50 C S nua.1 Crenio Feed T E Graham tr'easi ie I c Me LUMBER CO. S @ 65 No ** red SI 04 elevator No 1 northern J_7 00 C 5 hulls aacked J12 oO London collector E S Jones August 7 66© 6-» Duluth »1 00% fob afloat and Uo 1 Chicken teed Per C vt—Auut PaLsy September Treasury Statement. northern Manitoba, $1 00^4 Cob afloat Mash 100 pound sacks S o Purina October " Houston Stead> middling 1 % "Vll* r lo r GM 99 n April 1 — Th.e condition of opening navigation Futures stead: closing pigeon feed 100 pound acka ? 50 Purina November seed products the United tates treaaury at the beginning U©Hc net higher May $100% July 3» k chowder 1 pd.cka.gfe bales J oO Purina. A emphi April 1 —Cottoi September 93% cho\der 100 pound sacks $^ oO Purina aalti a 3 1 sto<-k loo 13 640 meal *"6 &0©37 00 of business today prime basii — Net balance n general fund S90 3i-> 4"! Corn spot stead} No 3 yellow 74% elf baby chick feed J 5 Purina Scratch I/ Hntera "' Total receipts yesterday 52 100 -93 to arrtvt package bales $ 30 Purina scratch 100 HUBBARO BROS. & CO., Cotton Merchants KU t d 1 % n r ce^ f n-~|JIL 19r ^p"Ifenls- 9« 1a, e1 Total payments vesterday SI 633 SOS Oats spot easj standard white 44i£©45 pound sacks J2 Oo \ ictor> baby chick feed "No 3 4-l@44H fancy clipped white 44 ^@ J JO Victory scratch 100 pound sacks 9 1 stock *>0 o09 Live Stock. The deficit this fiscal year is J 7 60 60 S2 10 Victory scratch oO pound aackb HANOVER SQUARE, NEW YORK against a surplus of $11 9ol 083 la^t ypar X 15 ojster shell JOO pouna iackt /(>*.- C.ty April I—HOBS—Receipts exclusive of Panama canal and public debt Baltimore April 1 —Wheat quiet spot Members Aew Tork Cotton ^-ieiianifc. .New Orleans Cotton Exchang-*. Memph ">—btead> No '' red 90 spot No 2 red western 99 Iso 1 chicken wheat per but,nel $i No ^ew To rk Froduc« Kxchanso. uwoclat* members Liverpool Co tton Ao*o- ceipts 1 3bi gro d 3 Oil shipments - "00 strong bulk fS St>®8 traiiiactibns ^ chicken vheat per buahel |1 bee£ 1 3 15 ©S&O packers and butchers April No - red 99 elatlon Orders solicited for th* purcha*» and »al« ot cotton and cotton sales 1 &00 stock ^ Corn steady spot contract 68^2 April scraps 100 pound hauka Jo a beef raps. ••ed oil for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms grlven for London Stock Market. 6S V- steamer mixed IT 50 pound toacki J3 50 tharco. 60 pound ^t Louis—Qu et m idl 13H net re aacks per 100 pounds $1 SO consignments of spot cotton for delivery Correspondo ic« Invited, ^.«ipts non*- srot>s l b -i 1ipments 1 6 S hiKher prime ted steers *S ofltiB London April 1 —The calmer political at Oats dull standard white ess and general advances on the stock ex Movement of Gram. Maker horse and mu e feed Jl 30 MHko no • stock Ib 3o- change Mexican and Brazilian issues were dairy feed $1 t»0 bucrene dairy feed Jl 60 hipmentfa 601 sales " easv exceptions St Itoule April 1 —Receipts Flour 9 000 .Ifalfa meal 100 pound sacks $1 50 beet r ifflR Rock — Quiet middling 1 ^ American securities opened steadj on fair wheat 41 000 corn 46 000 oats 60 000 iulp per c v t tl 60 31 shipments buying orders the leaders advancing a Shipuments Frour 13 000 wheat 68 000 Shorts Bran and Mil I Feed—Shorts receipts "33 srosa Receipts 1 900 [ good fraction over parity The impro\r corn 5" 000 oats 81* 000 white 100 pound aackb Jl fe5 fancy ia bales none stock 4^ " ' ' ment p.aa maintained until the late trad pound sacks Jl SO P W 7-> pound backs grosa S SuO Ing v, hen the list declined slightly and Liverpool Grain. pj 0 brown 100 pound aacks Jl 70 deor Member* New York Cotton Exchange from its organization stock 4 1 Llosed undecided gia feed 75 pound &acks Jl 60 Germ meal Members New York Coffee Exchange L.\\ erpool \prll 1 \V heat ^pot quiet _o 100 pound sacks JX 65 Germ meal h her eev- . Xo ° red western winter " S^d No t >und cotton sacks ?1 70 Bran 100 Members Chicago Board of Trade J7 0@8"0 stockere $5 50@7|0 cows and Foreign Finances. pound sacks ?1 bO 7 pound sacks Jl 60 Manitoba 33?4d TSo s"d Futures bait—SaJt brick (Mod > per case $4 SS /Veu; Orleans Cotton. heifers $3 "0®8 40 calves »6 oO@9 75 I ondon \pril 1 — Consols tor monev I «tead> May s "4 d July 7s 2d October We toltctt orders in Cotton, Coffee Grata and Pro vis on? h sheep—Receipts. * 000 steady natives 7s a»d •rick (ploJn) per case &S "i Red Rock per Orl-a.! s VBnl 1 —Profit takins < 760 16 f account 7611 16 Bar silver c vt Jl O-xme per case 30 packages; 9Uc |J*0®7 00 yearlings $6 oO@« 50 lambs, stead a *6 13 16d Money ^ Short and t t orn spot steadj American mixed 61 SU l^iPlata futures easj July 4s 7 ]^d Sep IWO pound sacks Chlppewa Be 50 pound na Xe 5 three months bills sacks SOc ~-> pound sacks, ISc st LJuli %r« 1 -Hog^-Receipta 10 Paris April 1 — Rentes 8S francs S Icmber 4s ^%d These prices are fob Atlanta subject "00 higher pigs and lights 57 00@S 80 times Exchange on London "a f i market changes Special prices on mixed mixed and butchers }865@87d good heavy centimes Private d scount id bolid cars Berlin Vpril 1 — Exchange on London ^0 Rice. 58 ..... _ „_ ._ JAY, BOND & COMPANY CaUle-^Receipts 1100 including 130 .arks 46 pfennigs Money 4% Private Newr Orleana April 1 —Rough rice is hrirft ATLANTA UVK STOCK MARKET steady higher tive beef steers [discount 2 of stock clean steady Quote Rough CBy W H White Jr of the White Pro- COTTON MERCHANTS ' Honduras " 00@4 oO Japan 11 50@3 00 vision *. ompany ) tockera %5 00@S 00 Texas and clean Honduras 4 u. @ S Tapan 2 2 @ 3 ^ Good to choice steers 1 000 to 1 200 J6 aO Members New } ork Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchangm o®$ 00 cows and heifers Mining Stocks. Rice pol sh per ton J 00@"S Oi i bran D o Associate Members Liverpool Cotton ^.saociatian „ native caUes J6 00@10 00 \pril 1 —Closing: mining Arizona per ton 31400(@>16 00 Receipts rough Ciood steers 800 to 1 000 J6 -5@~ 00 BU.CCIsheep—Receipt/ •.«**. IK s 1 700 higher natt nal 43 Calumet and Arizona ] 9S1 mi lers 1 9bl clean ** JS9 bales Medium, to good steers "00 to boO $5 BO 56 BEAVER STREET, toEW YORK tons S- - ~ 6 30 lambs $7 00 @S 40 sheared ureene Cananei •rth Butte "8 "73 sacks rougb Honduras at 1 Iambs S6 7o@7 • lean Honduras ?"3 pocket* at 1 a SOO to 900 SB 50 Orders solicited for purchase or sale of cotton for future delivery Liberal 1 500 pockets Japan at l%@o advances made on spot -cotton for delivery Correspondence invited. Naval Stores. Metals. lOO to 800 J5 00@) f New lork April 1—Lead quiet at J* ~6 @ Good to choice heifers 7j2 lake The above represents ruling prices of g-aod Ulne H receipts itock 167 906 iients 3 6i6 stocks 110 4.5 A and B $3 70 Jl" 00 nominal casting JU t~ qunllty beef cattle Inferior grades and r- nnrt D S3 o B S3 80 t and o $D S5 1 Tl ncasy spot J37 50@37 S7 June $37 SO® Xew ^ ork ^.pril 1 —The resigns dalrv types selling lower . • " -•• - -ItM^ , H S3 9= I S4 00 K 14 "0 M 54 t.0 V '3815 tion of Douglas I McKav as police Medium to common steers If fat SOO to Liverpool Cotton Jo 40 window slass Js. o i>ater nhlto Tron steady and unchanged commissioner has been in Ma>or John 900 J5 aO@6 50 I London copper steady spot £65 12s 6d Mixed to common cows If fat 700 to SOO ool \-pr 1 1 —Cotton ipot steadx 6 Furrow Mitunel s hands, since ld.st I r\ !ov. inid * VV°lmlnBtn N C April 1 —Spirits turpen • futures £66 day This fact became known today J* 30©5 50 eood nr« > 000 bpeculdtlon and tine s cady unchanged Rosin steadj at Tin easy spot £1 T 12s 6d futures £174 The commissioner desired to retire Mixed common J3 50@4 a0 > F"i]lures closed J3 jO receipts, !.> barrels lar firm at 7s fid Good butcher bulla J4 "5@o 2a export 2 000 Rece pt: Iron Cleveland warrants 51» 3d immediately if possible but asked Prime hogs 160 to -00 J8 70@8 80 Opening Prev s 00 receipts 6 barrel* <- rude turpen that he be retained not longer than steadj Range Close Close tine flrm at t: '5 »3 50 and 53 oO SI lx>uis April 1 —Lead nominal at J3 65 trood butcher hogg HO to IbO *s oOig)S SO @T 0 > Apul 1» at the latest Uood butcher pigs 100 to 140 Jg 40@8 50 April fi 77 Spelter quiet at Jjl* ^3@ol7W Commissioner McKav declined to Light pigs 80 to 100 J8 00@S oO Bank Check Payments April Ma* fc 6V. jrne his reasons for resigning' It was Heavy and rough hogs "00 to 300 JT 76® Ma-v June Coffee. assumed at police headquarters that 8 oO June juU Ne-w "iork \pril 1—\fter opening stead> Above quotations apply to cornfed hogs Country Produce. he wished to re enter pn\ate business Mast and peanut fattened l^c to c under 4 to 13 points higher in response to Mte«idj His reasons ^ere contained in his let vugust beptember cables coffee lost part of the advance un i, hicaso April a —Butter unchanged Cattle receipts llg-ht market actii a and AYMEN'T by check relieves the •-.^ptember October - -* <-° «E Reporta ot an tax of trying to remember if h 14*-. rate :% ®I7U firsts 17^2 ©IS onmunication public If he does not this class Fair supply of fed steers com December Januar-. 14 advance in the Brazilian ei ' ^ heese lo^er daisies I U (ffi 1 A t ii ins and meeting v, ith good demand at b H f, Hi, Deemed to help th* late rallv a the mar 1 I cannot saj anything- while I am con you've paid the account. Januarv Februar iet higher i^,©!lfi^2 Americas 16 - present quotations to a shade better Vet closed steady 11 to 13 point nected with the department said the Hogs coming more freely than usual at Sales 37 000 commissioner this faeaeon of the year Market sllgfhtly P Checks are indorsed by the Hubbard Bros. & Co. Spot quiet Rio N o Mayor Mitchel ^aid he has had no lower »^ -iort. \prii 1— Mthouerh the mar fault to find \\ ith McKaj who has payee, paid by the bank, canceled ket been commissioner about three months abfe "foVels'n ad rices"there o as°«% id.ntl "a cKav -wanted to quit the office some and returned to you. Each check disposition to icallze upon ho!dlne, >v hich time apo said the major but remained DAY QUITS U. S. BENCH; lirou-cht about a ilow decline during- th* while the: e TV as a possibihn that is a receipt; and wh,en filed by num- Session It -was thought the recent ad\ance CAN'T LIVE ON SALARY had eliminated 10 mu ri ot the expanded Colonel George %V Goethals builder of shor Interest that unless the weather con the Panama canal w ould consent to ber or date, they become a valuable untied bad the marHet «ould slotvlj Dressed poultrv stead> freslj kiiled west become commissioner But the state Cleveland Ohio April 1—"William R recede In fact the market acted in a dis ern chickens lotfi>19 fowls ">*@ 5 turkeys legislature killed the ma\ or « police Daj federal judge in the northern reference. Stubs show exactly smnointins manner all das Arbitrage bill designed to amend the citv char Ohio district resigned toda> because troKeri bought JuU In the opening hour Kansas Cit pril 1 —Butter eggs .ind tei so that Colonel Goethals would be of the inadequacy of the salar> where the money has been spent t ebruar f being the principal support to prices | nlUti>s o take the post The ma\or I am a 3ouiigr man said 7udg:e March i! 1 —Pou try firm un and the amount of your balance at April Lhanged tociaj. declined to gne out McKaj 3 Da~v v,ho is a son of Justice "William John F. Black & Co. Mai Butter dul ^chan^ed letter or sav n hen the resignation R Da\ of the Lnited States supreme June Fggs high would take effect court T ha\e *» famil> and. hell eve I any given time. Why not open a Ne^ \o-rk Apui 1—(Special >—The Julj New T ork Vprll 1 — Fotatoet firm Mclvav formerl\ TV as ftrst deptit> hf^ e a future he continued I must cables «ere >erv Bood this morning but the comm ss oner He was appointed com look after it Judge Da\ -who is 37 checking account today? Shorts in the old crop months took ad Cabbages and peanuts -stead} unchanged T. antase of EI 13-cit ot support ana nammerca missioner as sm-cessoi to Rhinelander \ ears old said he would become a \f^-. Ma> closed 3 points down whll" JuH T\ aldo It -n as understood at that member of a Cleveland law firm, upon was also down The eather in the belt Linseed. time that the appointment was tern leaving the bench and i3 Judge Da> s salir'v is $6000 a ve or s secretary Arthur JPh* coffee bulls rallied a^am toda> a Sugar and Molasses. Woods once a deputy police r ommis closed that market up about nfteen poln S^ ^ \ ork \.pril 1 —Raw sugar steadv Moner would be appointed to the post MISS HELEN CUDAHY There it> no change in th" situation * "tec »lat,ses sugar - 30 centrifugal 2 9a Re Groceries. Capital and Surplus . $2,000,000.00 Is a sale on aU rallies 5t Lou s April t — Flour * eak New lork April J — FIou*- easier , Property Is Property. STUDIES TO BE NURSE Resources, over . . . $10,000,000.00 Dry Goods. Three sci earning men w ere eft to die in a boardingnouse fire in "Wisconsin Boston April 1 —M,ias Helen Cudalij- -^ _, -yopK April 1 —Lotton good^ mar Petroleum, Hides, Leather. Provisions. while several barrels of whiskv we»-e daughter of Patrick Cudahj the it«a ^ere steadier toda» \\ th trading of wealthv Milwaukee packei entered the far oroportion^ reported Worsted '.arna 1 ork April 1 —Petroleum aad hide Chicago April 1 — Pork. ?£3 SO rescued from the cellar Human beings ere in fcettci i mq.ulr} Lnderw,ear and, stead Lard 10 42 are all right in their wa>, but proper training: school for nurses at tlte Mas Kibs, 10 eachusettB general hospital today juwitery ^e leather firm. t> IE property

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Five Prizes W81 :.: -APRIL 14 MARKS RAILROAD SCHEDULES The: sfoliowinje.r schedule "'figures ar«v 'EDITED- BY j Ftfewsjpajfer REAL, OPENING OF published only as information and'.ara not guaranteed: DICK JEMISON Cfolfers in Tourney BASEBALL SEASON •Daily except Sunday-. **Sunday Only, SPORTS OF THE DAY Atlanta Terminal Station* In the newspaper mezi*^ go!? tourna- New York, April 1.—The opening ment, which will be pluy^d'overTthe •; dates of the-leAding major Effective February 1. Arrive. Lear*. course of the Capita^ City Country and minor leagues for the present sea- Brunswick, •Waycross club, • cornnuencingr >text ' Monday and son- 0How that a majority open, the eea- and. TnomasvUle concluding two weeks hence, five eon on or about April 14 and complete goanotee and Cordele.... 12:S5pra 3;05j$m prizes will be awarded. their schedules on Xiabor day, Septenx- Brunswick. Waycross Jackson and His War Club For the winner of the- first- flight, and ThomafeviUe, 8:15 pm 10:30 pra the handsome silver trophy offered by The playing seasons for twenty o£ Sleeping cars on nlsht trains betw£ep_A.t- OADDELL the more important organisations fol- ; Colonel G«ntry will be awarded. A -aata and, Thomasville. driver to be awarded -by A., G. Scalding low: Too Much for the Locals; & Bros, will go to the runner up in, National league, April 14, October 7. Atlanta and West Point Railroad this night. American league, April 14, October 7. No. Arrive From— No-- . Depar- t To — Federal league, April 13, October 1. * Pt... . 8:16 an35 New Or... 6;25.*m For the winner of the second flight 1 m buf DOUBLE-BOER a trophy, purchased by the golf com- . International. Apru 21, September 7. Y°_ 5 , <.-10:-»5 am 19 Columbus. 6:45 vn HAS PASSED AWAY S3 Montgom'y 3:lOam mittee from the entry fees, will be 39 New Or... 2:00pm Last Game With Naps Today awarded. For the runner up in this 17 Columbus. 4:05 pra flight a MacGregor brassie, donated 37 New Or; , . -6,:30 J»ra fTiie Famous Southpaw Suc- Defeats the West Virginia by the Pa r k s-Ch ambers- Ha rdwicfc 41 West Ft.. -6;* 5. Dm By Dick Jetniaou. single and Jackson's triple ecored two .company, will be aw'arded. Southern Michigan. Alay 12, Septem- Wcsleyan Nine 10 to 9 and A medal or" other suitable prize will ber 13. * Central of Georgia Railway, cumbs to Tuberculosis Aft- Joe Jackson and hie bi? black bat -more in the fifth. - - •be awarded to the pJayer turning in "The Kicnt IVay." •were too much for the Crackers Wed- 3L«ong's double. iMcConncll's single , South Atlantic, April 6, August 29. I Arrive From—' Depart To — the low net score for eighteen holes New England, April 29, September 12. Thomaavllle 6-°5ara er an Illness of Several nesday afternoon. The result was;- and Holland's long sacrifice fly, -which 7 to 0—Clements * Hitting on tJje first Found played. : Savannah..',' ff:00 am Jackson 4. Crackers .1. \ : but for Graney*s great catch wouid Central league, April 22, September.7. Jacksonville 6 J7 am Albany. .".-:>.• B:00 am The South Carolinian had Ma bat- have been ,a triple, tallied the Crack- - Pacific Coast, March 31, October. 25. Savannah... 6:25 am .Jacksonville. 9:4'T *_,_ Months. ting orbs peeled and ready wihen1 the ers' lone run in the seventh. Was the Feature. Northwestern, April 14. September 27. { Albany 6:25 am Macon' ...-.,.13:80 pm Frank Browning umpire* the e&jne, .Virginia*, April 16, September 12. Jacksonvilleac . 7:25 am 4:00 urn old pastime began. He nearly knock- American Association, April 14. Sen- ^J on 6:£5ara- •g:3C pm ed Amby McConnell down with his in .the absence of Ginger "Winters, and 1 first wallop, and the next two trips to grot by in fine style. The teams try it Athens, Ga., April 1. — (Special.) — COLLEGE GAMES tejnber 27...... '.. ^^Xi.' - • - J:|J am San Antonio. Texas, April 1.—George a^rain this afternoon at 3 o'clock, the Southern league, April 14, Septem- Edward Waddell. the famous "Rube, the plate gave Harry JYelcbonce a Georgia took both -heads of a double ber 17. 7:15 pn little exercise in running to the score- last appearance, of the Naps here this bill from the ""West Virginia Wesleyan Thomasville. 11:46 pm ax he was known wherever baseball is season. Canadia-n, May 7, September 7. board, Joe generously puliins up at college here Wednesday afternoonernoon,, the Games Today. Kentucky-Indiana-Tennessee, May S. J.acksonvuUI 8:03 pj Albany ...... 11:45 pm played, died at a sanitarium here late third on both occasions. • . . The Box Score.'' first by the score of- 10 t 9, and the North Carolina v, Hamptien-Sidney, at September 7. today a victim o£ tuberculosis, after a When General Joe delivered his •CLEVELAND— • a*. r_- h. po. a, e. second 7 to 0. Chapel HIM. Southern fiailwar- Ions fight lor his life characterized three-piy counters, one in the third The first contest was a loosely Wake Forest v. West Virginia Wcsleyao, "Premier Carrier of the South*" . Jphnston. lb...... 3 -Arrival and departure o£ passenger -tratno. by the same spirit and optimism that and one in the fifth, innlnK. two Nap- played affair, the Red and Black regis- 3.t Wake Forest. Atlanta. - . . fcad marked his brilliant career in the landers were reposing on the run- Olson, 3b ...... i». 4 tering ten errors and winning only Cornell v. Virginia, at CJiarlottesville.. CHECKERS. ways awaiting a ticket home. Jack- Jackson, rti .*.„,» w. 4 Washington and l.*ee v. Richmond, at Lex- The follow!] world of sport. Lajoie, 2b. ,....».- 4 through timely hitting, while the West ington. Ilsbod only a. Waddell. until several years ago one son produced the ticket. Grarney, If. ..,".... ^« 4 Virginians aggregated six hits and five Gordon v; S. W. JP. U.. at BarnesvlHe. Anderson and Ftshburne Tied pf the greatest o£ baseball pitchers, Jackson and Graney. Birmingham, cf. „«-.,.. 3 mi splays. Alabanm v. Mississippi College, at Tusca- J^°- Arrive From— i No. Depart To-^- . pame to west Texas four months ago Dunlap, ss...... , _ ^ 4 Corley pitched well. In th& second loosa, Ala. - , - 3fl B'hara .....12:0. 1 am 3tf New \'ork. 13:15 un He hit a curve ball for a single, a game the locale .played. Jam up , ball, for Southern Title. 36 N York. 5:45nm '20 ColumbUa. 6:1& am fast one for a triple, took a toe hold O'Neill, c...... 4 Trinity v. Wofford, at Spartanburg. 43 "\\ Greg'!?,, p. ,..„...„ , ^* Z while Fox. who starred last year for Vaaderbllt v. Cumberland, at Lebanon. 35 B'ham. ... 6:00"am and combed a spitter for three cush- the Boys' High school,.showed ,the best It. S. 17- v. Mississippi, at Baton Roue*. 1 Jack-villeV 6:10 am i Chicago... tf:20 ans ions as well. And some say Ty Cobb W. Mitchell, p. . .» 2 stuff yet seen on the mound this sea- Mercer v. Stetson, at DeLand. Union, S. C., April 1.-—With twenty- 12 Slir-veport. 6:30 am 12 Richmond. 6;5Bam is not a ffreat ball player -when he can -3 Jack'ville. 6:50 am City. 7:00,«m located on a ranch near Boerne. but Totals..:____ _ • .. ..34 4 8 <27 12 1 son. He allowed only two bingles, Tex#s v. Daniel Baker, at Austin. two of the thirty schedule^ g-atnes ,, j-ociro,, «.,„ Instead of improving his strength outhit sucth a swatsmith. • walked one man. and but two men played, G. C. Anderson, of Mount Airy, 5s Hemn s^S . Where Jackson starred on the of- Scouts 9, MarJst 1. ; : SijPt. Vall«y. ,7:15.ora diminished from day to day. until Ms fense. Jack Graney pulled the hlg-hway ATI*ANTA— abl r,- ih. pp, a- .e. reached the third sack. N. C.. and P. B. Fishburne, of Green-^ i S Chatta ira."ifl "^ 1(3 Macon ... 7;4fi am condition became so serious last Ijonff, If. . .' ... , l - In the two games Clements copped The Scouts defeated Marist college vilJe. S. C., were still tied here tonight 7 M^con. ...IO?«G ss N. Z. Xst.li'oaam month that he was brought to a sani- robbery stunts on the defense, both of out two three bag knocks, a two-bag- "Wednesday in a good game on- the in the checker tourna-ment, the win- 27 Ft. .^ his sensational catches taking the tag McConnell, 21>. r MarLst campus by tUe score of 9 to 1. 6 Jack'yillB.'liaO am tarium here. r . , Holland, ss. . . . 0 2 grer and two singles; Neal, playing ner of which will claim the southern il Columbua.lO;uO a.^ L'S B'Jiam ll:56"am John Waddell. "Rube's" father, and off of three-ply smashes by Harry Hol- center field for the visitors, swas&ed Score by innings: . • R. championPliip. Each player has' won. 6 Ciricin'ti... li;00 am SS N. Y. 24., 12:05'pm land, who is cavorting around t-he \Velchonce, cf. .. 0 1 • Scouts.. .. 001 031 020—9 his mother arrived from Boerne. two Flanasran. rf. . „ 0 3 two difficult ones labeled for extra four garnee. with fourteen being drawn 29'New York. It: -10 a 40 Charlotte. lS':!S>m . hours after their son died. A sister, shortstop position for the locals these bases. Harrison pulled a couple of Marist .. „ ^ —TV.— 1 pm in professional • Joe figured correctly. The Crackers Neale, cf. . . . a classy game and ran bases in big hummer. Will etart at 3:30 sharp. l« Chatta'ea. t):^5pm 4^ Wash'tOn.' 8:45 pm were able to get only live -blows during xxBatted for Kircher In ninth. Curtis, ss. . *. M league style. In the second inning J Chicago... 3:55 pm 2 Jack'ville.l&cOS-pm • Score by Inning's: » R. Smith, rf. . -f „ . Dumas stole home: The visitors, fresh a- c'ty-10:15pm 24 JackVille.10:30urn Cleveland...... „ .. -O02 020 000—4 Morrison, If. from victory over Sewanee, played umbus. 10:20 pm 11 Shr'vport--ll:10 pra Atlanta '000 000 100—1 SIng-leton. good ball. Goosetree featured at the SNDEX TO WANT L4 Cfncinn'tj' . Jack'viilo.ll:43.p' n Stansbury, p. , bat with a three-bagger and a home All trains run dally. Central time, dalphia Americans, where, under the than the former. But Rube^ faced Summary—Two-base hits, Olson, •Cornweu . , •iijr j-i.un.eL Office, No. 3^I*each.tree St. watchful eye of Connie Mack he Jackson In a hitting1 mood. Tthe r,est Lonpr; three-base hits, Jackson 2; •Smith . ... . run. pitched winning ball for a half dozen double" plays, Dunlap to Johnston. Ol- Score by innin&s: R. H. E. of the Na.ps were not much trouble son to LajoJe to Johnston; innings Gordon . ^ . * • -010 001 010—3 S 1 . Union Passenger Station. Se to the "handsomest man in baseball," Totals . v. * .38 9 6 34 11 pitched, b-y Gregg 4 with 1 hit 0 rum. S. P. U 001 007) OlO-r-3 7 7 Auction Soles . x «..-.. JO « Georgia Railroad. WadSell's inability to keep In con- No, Arrive From—- dition discouraged most other man- i How They Scored. by Kissinger 5 with G +.*& 4 runa; G-EORGIA— ab. r. h. po. a. Batteries—Dozier and Monahan; Automobiles ...-*..•. 1O ;t Wo. Depart To— • asers and was indirectly responsible Altogether, It was a pretty g-ood ball struck out. by Gregg 1» " ' "*«8iniger 1, Goosetree and Hartman. • • Board and Hooins . ... in 7 3 Augusta. G;20 am 4 Aucuata..13:10 n't asers an was Ginn, If. . . v 2 2 uMlneoH OpportuniticH . . 10 ; 7 * Cov'ton.. 7:30 am 2 Augusta -and for his contracting tuberculosis, which game, played with the runways niuddy by D-oscher 1, by Mitchei- "->ases on Clements, ss. . . • S3 Union Pt. a;30ain York 7-30 am cau'sed his death. There was no bet- and 'the outer gardens very heavy balls, off Ore^g 4, off Klfisi. -v.\. I, off McWhorter, cf. At Spartanliurgr. S. C—Trinity 0, nnlnciiK and Moll Order 1 Augusta. 1:60 pm •2C LitbonIa.lO:30'am ter pitcher than, he when he was in under foot from the recent incessant Mitchell 1; sacrifice hits, T&v , ^nell, Henderson, lb. Wofford 6. ilirectopy ..,...' TO S •25 Lithonia. 2:10 pm "iS Augusta. 3^10 nm form, but he. as well as managers and rains. Holland; wild pitch, Mitchell r -.it b,y Harrison, 2b. ., At Newton, N. C.— -Weaver 6, Ca- Cant-Oil Clothing ...... Ill 7 27 New York 94 Union Pt.' 5;00pm club owners, was aware of his powei- O'Neill's singlCi . Mitchell's cing-Ie, pitched ball. by Doscher (Birming- Brown, rf. . . • tawba 1. . Cteanera, Prejwers, Etc. . . JO 7 and Aug. 8:20 pm •ID Cov'ton. . 6:10 pn> lessness to resist temptation. As a.re- Welohonce's error and Jackson's triple ham ), by Mitchell (Munch, Holland), PreflHoiakinK and Sewino; . . !<> 7 r ami -' ' 'He BollroAd. Holden, 3b. . . Effective Mi sult of his weakness, the largest salary tallied two for the N-aps in the third. by Gregrs CMcConnell). Umpire, Brown- Corley, p. . t- At "Wake Forest—Wake Forest 4, Educational 10 « v. 16. Leave, i Arrive. he ever received was 53.000 a year. That A base on balls to Johnston, Olson's ing. Torbet, c. . . ,; 0 15 3 Hampden Sydney 7. (Seven innings, For Sale—X .cellancoiu . . 1(1 a B 0 5:1 ll:S5 he got from the Athletics—with the darkness.) 1 *"or Heht—A. artment* . . . u -j c& n at1^o5a°vu!r."::.} ° -»"i «•• Stipulation, it is said, that he keep in .36 10 12 27 15 10 At Dallas, Texas —Chinese University **»* Rent—Deals Space ..II ;t Cincinnati and Louisville. . 7 :12 ami '' ,oO pm Totals . . . -.- f . of. Hawaii 11, University of Dallas 0.. for Rent—Houjsea .'.... II a Knoxvilie via Blua Ridge.. 7:35 ami 5:12 pm C° Waddeh shared with. Robert Glade nal for a general period of players' Score by innlnss. -«*s..j> ->n Rn For Rent—Ofncea . . . . Jl :t Knoxyille via. Carteravlile. . 7 :12 am 8:50 pm "jumping1." save Waddell the oppor- Wesleyan ., 00^230 211— 9 Knoxville via Carlersvllle. . 6 :10 pm|ll?55 am -the strike-out record of the Amerloan Mlaadeslppl 10, Alabama O. JCoir Kent—Karmji ji 3 Blue RidE"3 acconitnodation.. 4;:05 prnllO:05 C.EI tunity for another change, and he be- Georgia .32 f 10 20'—10 Tuscaloosa, Ala., April 1.—The' Mis- Fax RentwRooma . . . . 11 1 came a member of the Milwaukee club COLLEGE Summary—Three-base ""Its, Cle- sissippi college baseball team today For Kent — Housekeeping Seaboard Air Line Railway, in 1900. ments, McWhorter 2:,~Asj-.^by Score: R. H.'E. Help \Vattted-MaIe ... JO 1 11 Norfolk. .. 6:*20 am 11 Memphis.. ;30 am tober 13. 1876. When 20 yearA old, he In 1902 he jumped the Chicago club to PLAYS IECH FRIDAY pitched iball, by Oorley Los Angeles "outlaws," but ag Smith); double plays, Ginn to Torbet, University of Alabama . . 0 2, Help Wanted—Male and Fe- 11 fortsm|th. fa:20 am 6 New York. :40 pm the OH City (Pa.") team, and t,,e neit returned to organized ball, joining" Bhe Stansbury to Lambert; passed balls, Batteries—Brooks and Bethfa;. John- male 11 7 17 Abbe.S.C.. 8:60 am e Wasfi'too. :40 pm Athletics. 6 .Memphis.. 1 '30 pm 6 Norfolk-.. :40 pm year, after a brief career with the Tech ill resume ptey on her sched- Torbet; stolen bases, Ginn, M'cWnorter, son, Smith, Vandegraaf and Well-s. Horses and Vehicles ... to fl 6 B'ham. ... 1:30 pm Volant Collese (Pa.) nine, entered From 1902 to l&OS he was a star of ule on Friday when she meets the Henderson; left on bases. Georgia Z, ti Portsm'th. :40 pm Mack's team, a.nd then, showing indi- HotelM .1 JO 7 22 B'ham 12:10 pm ^3 B'ham. ... :55 pm "bis Jeasrue" baseball as a mem-ber or Mississippi colleg-e team in the first Wesleyan S. Time of game, 2 hours. usehold tjoodn jo 7 6 New York. 4:30 pm 5 B'ham. ... :45 pm the Louisville National . league toam. cations of a return of his old habits, of a series of two games- Umpire, Fluker. Mt and Found • « . * • i» « 5 Wash'ton. 4:30 pm B Memphis. . :45 pm The pace was a bit too fast for him, Waddell was sold to the St. Louis This will be the first time that the al Notices jo 7 6 Norfolk.. . 4:^0 pm IS Abbe.S.C.. :00 pm however, and. after a few weeks en- Americans. A flash of his famous skill two schools have ever met upon the SECOND GAME. Medical ...... '.... 10 « B PortKm'th. 4:30 pm 12 New York. _ :55 pm gagement with Detroit, he returned to helped the Browns in the great battle diamond, so both teams will -endeavor WEStiEYAN— ab. r. EXHIBITION GAMES aloncy to Loan ...... jo 4 12 Norfolk. .. S :5>5 am his native state and Joined the home, they made for the American Jeagiie to grab Off both contests. Olliver, 3b. . . Music and Dancingr . . . . 1O 6 29 Monroe... S:0fl pm 12 Portsmf fa.. :65 pm pennant in 1908, but at the end of the City Ticket Office, St." stead team. Tech will enter 1 these games in bet- Daniels, If. . ,. 0 1 Jacksonville S, Waycross 4. Personal '. j» - 88 Peachtree next season he was released to ter shajpe than Bhe did against Auburn, Lambert, lb. j. 0 13 "Waycross, Ga., April 1.- — (Special.) — pool and Billla.rdB in ^ r Drafted in 1809. Newark. the rough sopots having been smoothed 1 1 Western and Atlantic Railroad. Neale. cf. . . -. Jacksonville's South" Atlantic league PalmlMtry tt , 7 No. Arrive From— i No. Depart To— In 1899, a scout for the Columbus The Minneapolis club bought Wlad- off during- the week's practice. Curtis, as. ... 0 0 team defeated Waycrpss today, 5 to 4, Puroliaae Money IVotes . . . 3O 4 team recommended him, and he -was dell in 1310, and he was two years with It is not unlikely that Bryant -w 1 1 3 Nashville. 7:10 am 04 Chicago.. . S:flO am drafted by that organization. The next that club. Illness began to get the Smith, 2b in a same replete with sna-p-py plays. Profesaionnl Cards j) 7 99 Chlco-so.. . *):25 am] 2 Nashville. 8:35 am hurl tha opening contest for the Waycross took the lead in. the first, Railroad Sehe«tule» ..... » 7 73 Rome .10:^0 am 92 Nashville. 4:50 pra year he was attached to the Louisville better of h'im, and laat sipring he. was Jackets. He started the second game but lost it in the third when Cueto Real Katate for Sale . . . . li 3 93 Nashville. 11:43 amJT-- Rome 5:15 pm elu-b, but whenthe Louisville players added to the roster of the Minneapolis ag-ainst Auburn last Saturday and 1 Nashville. 7:35 pm 98 Chicago.'.'. were transferred to Pittsburg he went Northern league club. hit for a home run with one on. After Real Llntate for Sale or Ex- 1 S:26 pm , showed a'world of stuff. two were out in the ninfh Doherty, change |_| 3 95 Chicago.,. . 7:50 pm 4 Nashville. S :5Q pm along-. The American league war, sig- 'M. E. Cantillon, of the Minneapolis .27 0 2 21 14 4 club, sent W-addell. to Texas last fall, Totals. . of Waycross, hit for a home run and Seed and Pet Stock 10 6 in an effort to prolong his life. Wad- Davis, following-, hit for two bases. Situation*! \Vanted-MaIe . . 1(> •» dell, at the time, told friends .he wag PREP LEAGUE NINES GEORGIA— The pinch hitter failed to produce Situations Wanted—Female. j« ^ TAX I CABS soon to die. Ginn, If. . , , and the' game ended.' Situations) Wanted—Male and Clements, ss. . Score by innings: R. H. E. Female jo | Connie Mncte Pays Tribute. START PLAY FRIDAY McWhorter, cf. Jacksonville . . .102 010-100 — 5 S 0 ocks and Bond* 10 4 Raleigh, N. C., April 1.—Connie Mack, Henderson, lb. Waycross ..... 200 100 001 — 4 S 1 Typewriters and Supplies . . IO 7 TAXTCABS manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, Harrison, 2b. . Batteries — Bu'rmester and Cueto; Taxlcahs l> 7 who is now in this city with his re- Bov-e' J-fig-h at Donald Fraser. Owens, rf. . ? Warwick, Coveny and .Chapman. Um- AVantcd—.Board-Rooms . . . |«r 7 cruit club, when informed of the death G. M. A. at Peacock-Fleet. Holden, 3t>. . , pire, McLaughlin. Wanted-—HpU(*e« t...... j| a Belle Isle of "Rube" Waddell, said he was deeply Stone Mountain at Marist. Fox. p. . . » Wanted—MlMcellaneous ... JO ;j grieved to hear of his death. Tor-bet, c. ... 0 0 5, Beaumont 2. "Wanted—Money jo 4 "While 'Rube' may have had some Beaumont, Texas, April "1- — A wild \Vaoted—Real instate .... 11 i IVY 5190; ATLANTA 1598. faults," he said, "he certainly had a big Everything^ '» In readiness now for Totals...... 37 7 S 24 10 1 throw and the ' failure, of two local Wanted—Teachers ..... IO 1 heart. He would always be the first to the opening of the 1914 season of the Score by innings: R. players to decide which sho.gjd catch offer help to an injured or ill player •local prep baseball league and all that .000 000 000—0 an easy fly fqr ,th'e. third out' a,How"ed now remains is -for the respective um- Wesleyan ...'.. and was always the last to leave him. Georgia...... 301 010 20x—7 the New York" National regulars -to LOST AND FOUNC PROFESSIONAL CARDS. . He was one of the first players who pires to call "Play ball!" score three runs in. the eighth inning The card above is the one that will Summary—Three-base hit, Ginn: P. H. Ureivster. Albert Howeli, Jr.. put our club In good standing with the today, winning the" game, 6 to 2. Hugb, M. Uorsey. Artnur Hey-man. Philadelphia public and as a pitcher he be played off today and as all of the two-'base hit. Clements; bases on balls, Score: - • "R. H. B. teams have great prospects for winning off Fox-1, off Perry -3: struck out. by ApVERTISH FOUND ARTICLES. Doraey, Brewater, £Lo\veU ci Hey man, ranked with the leading twirlers of the New York *...Jt*«4..-..5»7 1 Att orneys- at- Law. country." nines this year, every game should be Fox 4 by Perry 1; wild .pitches. Perry, Beaumont ...... ,.•..• .3 9 2 THB LAW, from Georgia Decisions: Offices: 2Q2, 20*. 205, ZQ6. 207. 808.* 210 a corker. Tech High will not get into Fox; left on bases, Wesleyan t, Geor- Batteries — Demaree, Schipp and "A ander ot lost goods who, hav- Klser Building:, Atlanta, tta. action until next Tuesday. ' gia 3; sacrifice bits, 'MoWhorter, Fox. Meyers; Martin and Betts. ing means i-f knowing the rightful Loner Diatanco Telephone 3023. 2024, and Seven teams are in the league this Time of game. 1 hour and 20 minutes. owner, retain them ror the hnder'a 3025. Atlanta, Ga, WANTS BOUTS HERE. season, more than hate ever been in Umpire, Fluheij owu use or advantage, may. upon the baseball league before, and some Lontevtlie 6, Cincinnati 5. conviction thereof, be punished for H: L. HALL, DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC. great baseball is sure to be uncorked Louisville, Ky., April 1. —rJac k Row- a simple larceny under the laws of NERVOUS and Chronic Diseases. 61* For- Frankie Conway Would Meet when the season, is going full blast. an, former Colonel, started today for Georgia." "A person who finds lost «yth building- Ivy 6SS1. Boys' High, who copped the pennant GRAMMAR LEAGUE PLA YS the Cincinnati ' Reds in the .flrst game goods Is legally liable to 'the right- f against Jjouisville, but wa,s unable to ful owner for their proper cars Thank Your Lucky Stan Knockout Eggers Locally. in 1913 with ai perfect percentage, not hoid his former teammates, who secur- while in the finder's possession * ^PERSOj^Al.^ losing a single game to an opponent, POSTPONED GAMES TODAY- ed five hits in three innings, pounded and be Is legally entitled to be re- that n o tailor need keep you has what is considered an equally as his successors in the box hard, and won lmbur«flfi tor expense Incurred In FLY SCREENS. PJUUifi &. THOMAS. : Johnny Loitus, fight promoter, in a good team this year and expects to The g-ames .that were- not played on G to 5. Weinberg's three hits, one for properly caring for the eoodo found FLY BCKEKNS. PKlOi£. fie THOMAS- letter to the sporting- editor, wants duplicate the feat again this year. the south side of the Grammar league and may retain them until such in suspense for Evening two and another for three bases, were expense la paid." Constitution Want FLY SCREENS. P'RICEJ & 'THOMAS- to get his boy* 'Frankie Conwa-y, the Friday. March 27, on account of rain, factors in Louisville's run-getting. FLY BCREENa. PRICE WJndaor street. USed DV tne teenth annual United North' and South club: the league at the end of the first hibition game here today, score 8 to 2. LOST—One old-fashioned inlaid cuff button, "After a thorough investigation of letter "S," on Peach tree-Whitehall car, Bi; ILf .TO DATE. Use Sanoaone dislnfec- - - - Men's Amateur Golf championship, los- the deplorable affair that took place round. Trig Speaker drove the ball over the tajit and perfume in your Homes, auto* best custom tailors and fash- ing to 'C. T. Dunham, formerly of Bos- right field fence for a home run the 3 o'clock Monday mornlne. Ivy 2672; re- mobiles,, etc. .Everybody l» doing it. West- ton, but now of Charlotte, N. C., by one on our grounds yesterday we have, for first time he faced the pitcher. ward. tnpreland &. Cooper. 14^1 jiurt'bidg. ^ up after IS hqles play. the part Newnam took in same, Score; . _ ' R. IT. E. ioned by master craftsmen, suspended him" indefinitely and fined WALSH WOULD PLAY ARE YOU a uufferer or ECZEMA or any Other survivors of the day's play in him 550.." Boston...... 8 12 1 other skin disease ? 1C &o, Bend for 'free and stand you abotit half the first division were Dr. C. H. Gard- Pat Newnam, manager of the Hous FIRST BASE FOR SOX Nashville ...... 2 6 2 booklet. Bitting Eczema. Remedy Co,, Mex- , , . . . , ton team,, knocked McGraw down Batteries : Johnson, Leonard and ia, their prices. of Mecklenburg, N. C. ; M. P. O'Con- the result, Jt is said, of remarks an Cady and Carrigan; Boland, Stevens nell, of Fitchbur , Mass.; Robert fiun- the coaching line, which Newnam. re- Big Ed 'Walsh, king- of spitballers, and Smith. Cast of Local Want Ads in MRS. ZAUN'S delicious Home-made Ansel tprpr, of Stamfordamor, onn.; PaulEau. Gardnerarner, may try for first base, on the Chicago Food and BUTTER cakes for aala' at"T2. sented. Bravci* G, Macon 1. H. Cone's and Mori-la & Thomas' every 3at- Here yoxi see the fit, and of Chicago; R. S. ""Worthington, of Del- -White Sox. He declared recently that urday. Special orders. Ivy ^82». aware, and C- I*. Becker, of Auburn- he would give this arm a complete try-' Macon, CJa., April 1..—The Boston THE CONSTITUTION dale, Mass. out, and if be round it out of order National league club today .defeated L.ADIES—Easter suits and wraps • for grand note .the .style before you the Macon South Atlantic league team I In*ertlon lOc a line opera. Sp »clal price on making. Arnone, would quit the box and try for Hal 6 to 1. 3 Inaertlons «c IB. line the Ladies' Tailor. __346fo Peacntree St. buy. Chase's job, Score: R. H. E. 7 Inaertlonii Sc a line Speed Bout Races. AMATEURS "Unless," he said, "I find that I am SMOKE EE-M Tobacco for catarrh, bron- strictly in first-class pitching condi- Boston ...... _*-... 6 5 1 Id per word flat for chitis, asthma and colds. lOc bags. Tour St. Ausustine, Fla., April 1.—The Macon .. , ...... 1 6 1 , claaeifled »dvertlslnc ruggist or 13E-&1 Co.,' Atlanta. Ga. ' \^ttention, Shriners, and tion by the opening of the season, I Batteries: Cocreham. Beck and Gow- from out aide of At- Hydro Bullet, owned by Earl H. Dea- date City rea^ne. will try for first base. Falling in this, Uin, of Chicago, today won the single I will set out of baseball, ril never dy; Tyler, Vaughan, Vose and Kluta, lanta. THE M'ARTHUR SISTERS, stylish -mil- others. event scheduled in the southern speed The Gate City league will hold a linery; moderate prices. 213 "Whitehall, •meeting - tonight, at 119 Peachtree warm the bench again. I'm too .healthy Americtui 3, AI fanny 2. No advertisement accepted for boat races here, a handicap race over a street, at 7:30 o'clock. -Two more teams for that." less than two lines. Count IS^knot course. Jane-S. owned by J. But Edward in his practice looked Americujs, Ga.. April 1-, — (Special.) — FREE—Our 1314 magazine catalogue. Juet Full Dress Suits, of excel- E>unbar "Wright, of New York, was sec- are needed to round out a strong. Manager Gaston poked a hit over right six ordinary -words to eac ha out. Phone or write for It. Charles 'D league. to be going- so well that Hal Chase field fence that won from Albany to- line. . Barker. Circulation jjj-21 Petert?. M. 4633-J lent black thibet cloth, full- ond. , isn't doing any worrying. —' , . . Discontinuance of advertis- WE make switches from combines. $3.00 Louisville 0* Bartow Q. cus outplayed the Sally leaguers and ing must be in writing. It each. 70% Peachtree st. Mrs. Allie OaJ- Coat, Vest and Louisville, Ga.,. April 1.— (Special.) — DEL GAINER MAY PLAY deserved the win. Bob Geary, a Cin- will not. be accepted by j>hone. laher. Call Ivy 196C-J. • Trousers (full suit), $18.00 Panamas Cleaned, Best In a very exciting game Louisville cinnati recruit, worked for the Mucka- •Thia protects your interests academy defeated the Bartow high OUTFIELD FOR TIGERS lees and - showed class. • Six of the as well as ours. DACE CURTAINS to laundry. Special" work. seven hits .he gave up came in the first Drop a^card and I will call. Mrs. ,W( M. Work. BUSSEY, "ThBtld hat man,'' school- on the latter's diamond. Some four innings. Six of the frames "he spectacular . fielding: and twirling- on GuJfport, Miss., April 1.—If Manager 2BY2 Whitehall. worked "were hitless for the Babies. Six U You Can't Bring or FLY SCREENS repaired by Price & Thdniaa. both sides were the features of the Jennings, of the Detroit Tigers, is de- Sally leaguers punctured the air when ^^2 N. Pryor. phone Ivy 4203. Tuxedo. Suits, of fine .ga'tne. Hamilton, of the Louisville termined to have a right-hand batter they faced him. Gaeton led at the bat ^academy, led at the bat with two home in one of his outfield positions. Del with three hits out of four trips. Dick Send Your Want Ad MRS. F. S. HASLETT PARLOR; .. black thibet cloth, silk lined runs and a ,,triple in three time's at the Gainer wants to enroll right- now as a Manchester got- a couple. reasonable prlcoa. Ill fTp.pl to I avenue. bat. Score was 9 to € in favor of- candidate and give the others who are Americus got ten safeties in all and PHONE MAIN throughout. Coat, Vest and Gold Band Louisville. batting for the meadow assignment an accepted- forty-two out of - forty-four addicts address Box argument, chances. 'Wells -was the star for A1-, Trousers "(full suit), $15.00 The big first baseman played In the bany. FINEST milline and dressmaking1 .work Whiskey suburbs early in hia baseball career, Score by innings: R. _ Mra. E.T. S _ "and $25.00. and says that with a month's practice 10 010 000 I—3 10 4 MRS. L. M. J. HOAR —all Dre§s or Tuxedo Morehouee won out in the tenth when Philadelphia- .. 7 IS 1 enced newspaper advertising (solicitors for 4 Full Quarts $2.75 Brock and Smith worked a double Raleigh 4 8 1 Accounts opened tor ade by Atlanta Immediately; . lady acent1a wanted telephone to accommodate Immediately to secure advertising and sub- clothes, we pay parcel-post 8 Full Quarts 5.50 tsteal. Brock stealing home and Smith • -Batteries: Baker, Graves and Mc- scriptions lor paper in all large town£ in stealing second- Avoy; Myers, Evans, Groves and Per- you if your name is in the Georgia and adjacent states. Must be brlg-ht or expression all packages. 12 Full Quarts 8.00 Score by innings: R. H. E. kins, Riley. telephone directory, r Other nergetic and good saleswomen.. Arlln£to& WHISKEY Morehouse . . .000 120 000 1 — 4- -3 4 want ads taken by telephone " uslngBs^ Agency, Arlington, Ga. No matter the distance. 24 Full Pints 8.75 Talladega . . -000 000 003 0 — 3 5 3 are to be paid, for immedi- Batteries: Morehouse, • Nance and New Schedule Adopted. ately upon publication, bill'to STENOGRAPHERS, bookkeepers., salesmen1 , 00 PROOF Choate. Talladega, Swain and Lawless. Norfolk, Va.. April 1.—The directors be presented by mail or so- commissary clerks, clerical offlea • men, 48 Full Half Pints 9.25 licitor the same day printed. clerks, mill ,mcn. railroad men. tfelearrjipt op- THE GLOBE CLOTHING EOnUDINBOND Umpire, Murphy. of the Virginia leagrue, after six hours erators, station agcnttf, we save you money Return this ad with your or- of discussion, late today voted to adopt and lent time by furnishing' you positions on COMPANY, der and we will send FREE Harvard. Football. a new schedule for- the coming- season. efcort notice. Arlington Business Agency, drinking glass and cork screw Every., team In the league -was repre- Every Home Hate Use for Arlington. -Ga. Cambridge, Mass., April 1. — ThJrty- sented and there were four schedules 89 Whitehall St., and ATLANTIC COAST five men reported for the first Har- submitted- The one submitted bv J5r Constitution WANT ADS TV ANTED—Men or women t'o sell Texas 'DISTILLING COMPANY vard football practice of the year to- J. R.. aicCpary. of Norfolk, was adopt- J Bouvenir pilloiv tops cvervwh.rre. Agent. Jacksonville. Fit day. They -were given light work. on ed. This schedule does away with, con- J 306_ Eaat gJevenrh, ,Austin. '?_exa*. 74-76 Soutfir; Broad St. one of the 'baseball - fields. ' flicting dates bet wean i I WANTEI>-—Live-wire soHcitore; • «1v«> fo^l Portsmouth* _ Ten. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA. GA.. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914. YO-U WANT A OOOD JOB—READ THE CONSTITUTEON WANT AO! 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HELP WANTED—Male SITUATION WANTED—Female FOR SALE—Miscellaneous AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS AND MAIL EDUCATIONAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SPECIAL, rates for Hituatlona wanted SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES. reiurn- STOKES AND OFFICES. ads., &• llnee one time, lu cents, 3 ATLANTA SAFE CO. ORDERDERECORY ATLANTA SCHOOL OF ed. Illustrated guide book WANTED—A business manager. Are you times, 15 cents. To get these rates ada alna la New and Second-hand Sarea. *nd list of inventions wanted tre« to any the clear-headed, logicaJ working machine must be .paid In advance and. delivered f Lock Bxparta. Sale ArUsm. Main 4t«l. NOW IS THE TIME PRACTICAL MILLINERY address Patents secured by us aavertiscu 5ou sec enjoying the contldence of big finan- at 2'hs Constitution office. FIRST-CLASS CASH groceries THIS ORIGINAL ana on.y recular Millinery tree In The World's JrTOBreBa. .sample fre«. To Have Your Car Victor .T Evan3 ^ Co Washln(rtou._D. C. cial and business interests ? Are you wear- prices. ^G Garnett street. FUHNITUK*:. Household goods, oince na School ID Atlanta, Teaches tull course In ing an ay your lighting- edge -where opportu- jdx \v«eka. Our ratuv arii lower for WHAT VALUABLE advanced information regard- nity does not measure up to ability You SAND, screened or unscreened. Phone "West REPAINTED tures, and, in fact, everything you want. WE GIV£ than any other acbool We bavo 752-J, or Main 1326. Ing free go\ eminent and railroad lands know II you possess the statesmanlike vi- JACOBS AUCTION CO. the Indorsement of all the wholec^le mil- Montana, Arkansas California and manj sion to plan ahead, th« mental grip to bold And This Is tne Place ilnery hounee Novr !• tbe time to be^la. LET US MAKE YOU A PRICE. 61 DECATUR STREET. other states, millions of acres to be thrown in ofder great masses of details that CORPORATION official leaving city Mini Rainwater. Manager. «OV> Whitehall Si open for settlement this spring, special in deaines to secure new position for WHITEHALL. GARAGB. Near Kim ball House. Bell phone 1434; At- keeps up the unit of efficiency to superla- lanta 2286. dut,ements to soldiers. Address Homeseek- tive production in each of an army of sub- his seoretary^ Young- lady is expert i4< WHITEHALL ST. PRIVATE! puptlu «)v«n opeclal Instruction ers* Department, Times Building. St. Loul*-. ordinates. We don't want a brassj boss, but stenographer and has exceptional ^r^i^ytwi Main 4««. Atlanta 130«. ARCHITECTS by competent teacher recently employed Flanofl. household goods, furnltura and in New England puhtlc achoolB. Art lessons Missouri have a career for a leader possessing fel- ability Jn disposing: of routine mat- •IfIre fixtures a apecialty Jacobs Auction lowship and phosphorus, who can keep his ters, reauiring good judgment and TRAVIS & JONES also solicited. TelephaO* W 1205 WANTED—An Idea' Who can think ot tact. 4Jaa all the qualities Uiat Company. 61 Decatur ttreet, Atlanta 228G: W. G. BENNEY & CO., aome simple thing to patent? Protect your head when those aoout him lose theirs. If BeH _,_!_**a * AUTOMOBILE repairing. See us before Investigation will prove you up to this make thie differences between a sec- having your \vork done Prices reason- ideas, tfaej may bring 3oa wealth. Write "WANTED—By April 15 or sooner, a second Architects, 52 Arnold St. for "Needed Inventions" and "How to Get standard, answer with adkiress and 'phone retary send a stenographer Salary 1 able. Work absolutely guaranteed. 26 MEDICAL number, by letter or phone. I- T. C.. Pied- 925 a netek. Address 23-JS5. Consti- floor store, suitable tor high-grade retail Jamea St. Third Floor. Ivy 4833. Your I'at^nt and Your Money. Itandolpn & tution. business, prefer block between Hunter and Specialists on Bungalows i DR. EDMONHSON'8 Tantiy and Cotton Root Co.. Pat_ent_Attprne>s. Washington. P. C mont Hotel. Pills, a cafe and reliable treatment far lr- Alabama streets. Call or see Mr Strauss, r FOR SALE-—Soda water, cigars, tobacco and "WANTED—School boy about 18 years old Room 5J1 Hurt Bldg. I\y 4S66. AUTO FENDERS TANKS and Brick Houses. re«ularitleH. Trial box by mall 50 cts. £d- drug business, splendid location. A new. to collect In afternoons, permanent posi- HOOJOS. ETC.. made to order. Also repair raondson Drue Co.. 11 K Broad St.. AllantA .S AUCTION CO. will buy anything work. HOLL1NGEWORTH & CO. a a. up-to-date fountain Dr S. T. Whitaker. 5_j tion this summer, prefer one -with bicycle, In tbe way of household eooda. We pay Lee street ^Atlanta. Ga ___^ ijivOive leiepnontelephonee luimoenumber lofor im-eInterviewi . Ad.- Edge wood and Piedmont avea. Phone Ivy B613 .. ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE INSUR MRS DR. E. W. SMITH. 238 W Peachtree F~OR s7\L&—Bakerj only one in town of dress Collector, care Constitution "WANTED—Position as sick-nurae maternity St. Ivy 469 Dlseaaea of women and chil- cases a specialty. Can furnish the best ANCE COMPANZ, ground floor Equitable 4 000. great chance for baker and wile WANTED—-Bright >oung man to assist in TVJB HAVE a client who will buy but a ATLANTA RADIATOR CO. buiJding. Main 6420. dren, electric treatment in chronic diseases. Home Bakerv Athens Tenn. ofCicece,, woesawholesale house. Address B. & H., _J references. Call lv> 4 -'7 4. J AICO, reasonable amount of Travelers' Bank & Box 1028, Atlanta. care 225 West Peaclitree BANKS. FOR SALE—Drug store, can be made best Trust Company's deposits. Address Y I suburban stand around Atlanta, Large DRY GOODS CL.KRKS WANTED—S1QO WILL come to your .homes and do ptal; care Constitution ONAL BANK. MUSIC AND DANCING i territor-%, with no competition. Addrosa month. Write Commercial Instructor*, sewing:, mending- and darning for 7 Sets E. H. ODOM BROS. CO. Alabama and Broad Streets. da>. Mrs. Garvey. PhoneJWeBt 1378. WANTED—To buy any kind of second hand Capital and Surplus $1,200,000. [ B-J13, Constitution Atlanta. Ga. office or household gnoda. Cameron Furni- HAVE your automobile repaired the right PROFESSOR MAHL.ER'8 Select Dancing •WANTED—Position by stenographer of sev- vay 70 Ivy street. Oldest faavlngs Department in the City. School,, 428 Peachtree. Ivy T78-I*. Only PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. ture Company. Both phcnes S resident member International Teachers' eral years' experience. References. Main IF YOU HAVE carbon troubles, uue Crlmo. FOURTH NATIONAL BA-NK OF^A/lLAKi A. 244S-L. WANTED —Alternatin g current 12-inch fan, Cash capital $600.000. aurplus ysSO.OQP- • Association. _ good__condltio__ n l\y 1G52-J. Sold under guarantee 1116 Fourth Nafl WANTED—Men to learn cotton business; YOUNG- LADY, quick with business Ideas. Bank building. Main 8217. PIANO tuning, guaranteed to Rive satisfac- wishes employment- Phone Ivy S384-J. WANTED— Porcelain - lined refrigerator; tion. Paul G. German. 172 Oakland «V«L THE City of San Antonio will sixth, annual session opens April 7. Enter must be in good condition Phone Ivy 1258. OUR expenses don't bother us. "We can do early in order to make good connections. wor& cheaper and better tban others. Ask P^ETTY^w^boxes"^ Main IS 71, receive bids for thirty-five thou- Cotton School, Charlotte, Is. C _ SITUATION^WANTED—Male why. McDuCfte Uros.' Shop, East Point. Ga sand to one hundred thousand AUTOMOBILES Atlanta, phone 89. or night phone Bell East display at McMillan Bros, SPECIAJ-. ratea for aliuatlunu wanted Point 240. square yards of the following- pav- TBS—.Prof. G. O. BrarmlnB will teach you ads., 3 lines one time. 10 cents, s THE METAL WELDING CO., 179 3. Forayth seed store. Broad street, the barber trade. (It's easy.) Taught In times, 15 cents. To set these rates ads street. Main 3013. Atlanta. 416! ing materials: Four-inch standard bait time o£ other colleges. Complete course must be paid in advance and delivered OVERLAND TOURING CAR H. G. HASTINGS & CO. and position in our chain of shops, $30. at The Constitution ojEfice. ^-™^. Atlanta. vitrified brick, 3-inch and 2>^-inch Atlanta J3arber College. 10 East Mitchell St. "38" $375 SEEDS, PLANTS, BULBS AND POULTRY AN ANSWER TO XOUR AD. MONEY TO LOAN AN£> BUH.DBRS. vertical vitrified fibre brick, 3 and "WANTED—One carriage trimmer, one body or several of them may be sent In as SUPPLIES. milter, two painters, for custom shop late as a week after your ad last ap- STUDEBAKER COUPE (FINE &NEILL 354-inch creosoted long leaf yel- Answer, giving age and experience, Lilly peared In Tfae Constitution. Suck respon- CONDITION) $650 THE PRUDENTIAL CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, 609 Bel? Phones AT 2568, M. 3962 Atlanta 2568 Carriage Co . jjemphis, Tenn ses are tbe result of several forms of low pine blocks. Address City TEMPLE COURT ELDG. ESTIMATES 16 WEST MITCHELL STREET. Men to learn barber trade. Few special service which The Constitution STUDEBAKER DELIV E R Y INSURANCE COMPANY CHEERFULLY FURNISHED. MA-IN 616. weelcs completes, eaxn while learning, po- IB ^endeo-ing in benalf ot all Situation ATLANTA. GEORGIA Clerk, City of San Antonio, Texas. Wanted advertisers, do ±f you want a WAGON (pane] body) . $350 •itlons waiting. Illustrated catalogue fre«. IS NOW prepared to place loans ATLANTA BUILDING AND REPAIR CO. GARDENING time it here. Come to Hast- Holer Bartxr College. 38 LuckAe St.. Atlanta. wider range of choice before accepting a ings and get vour seed thin time and be positioa. hold your bo= number card and 1913 OVERLAND TOURING IP YOU are contemplating building, we can WANTE1>—One first-class^whlte barber 24 on high-class improved prop- save you money, we do all kinds ot repair assured of a real good garden. We make a D R ESSM A Kl NG—S EW1NG call at or phone to The Constitution Xre- specialty of seeds for the south and are in West Alabama St. See Whi taker entl> for at least_a. week CAR $600 trork at reasonable prices, all work ffuar- erty at 5J^, 6, 6% and 7 per cent. anteed, a trial Is all we aslc. Main 5036-J. a position to give you the \ery best varie- 4977. SAUESMEN AND SOLICITORS. OVERLAND 4o-h. p. SPEED- W. R. HOLDER, Sontractor, SOI Empire ties. SALESMEN—Can you sell a household ar- Prompt and courteous attention. 1 rc FASHIONABLE ticle freezing- several platei of delicious STER $450 Life building. Ivy 6. Re mode line an* * DAHLIA BULBS—We have just gotten In guaranteed, Ion prices. Ice creams, sherbets etc in 30 seconds"* A EXPERIENCED railroad and city shipping CHAS. H. BLACK, pairing: given prompt attention^ a shipment of the largest and best Dahlia dozen different Havers in 10 minutes A clerk wants position at once A IN o. 1 MITCHELL 6-CYL. TOURING WILL complete your home without any bulbs that we ha\ e ever had They most unique, novel compact device Great money till ilnlannd. J. D. Gunter. M. 1188. corne In white, rea. yellow, pink purple and ^TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES references. Address B-29^, Constitution. CAR, FINE CONDI- Real Estate Loan Correspondent variegated Planted now they will furnish county rights seller Large profits Season FOR SALE—New Smith Premier tjpewrl- Just opening Ha\ e Civ e southern states The Prudential Insurance Com- •^-—.—~i ..'rr^S^UcS^J^jH^S^ •—- beautiful blooms this summer. Prjce, 15 TION $700 cents each, two for 25 cents. ter Latest model O R. \\ llliams. 90* open. Reply wi th address and. phone num- E. Y. CROCKETT Empire Building . ber, by letter or phone, M C. R . Piedmont pany of America. OAKLAND TOURING CONTRACTORS for all Jtlnda of store and FRENCH ORCHID FLOWERING CANNAS TYPEf\VRTTERS, al! makes, bought and Hotel „ YOUNG MAN W ANTS POSITION AT CAR $500 203 Empire Building. office work, countsrs shelving, book, and These make a most beautiful tropical ef- sold Son TjpeTvriter Co 41 W. Hunter st. "WANTED—Agents for the best Belling Hfe, ONCE AS SHIPPING A3STD RECEIVING wall cases, etc. Ififc South Pryor. fect, -n 1th the large green and bronze accident and sick benefit policy on earth CLERK GOOD REFERENCES WILL MAXWELL $300 Main 3651. Residence Matn 5426. Jea\es and orchid-like flowers Price 50 For accidental death pay 52.500. J15 weekly cents a dozen. POOL AND BILLIARDS sick benefit for 56 per year, life policy, age WORK ON SMALL SALARi A LOANS $25.00 AND UP T V ri A T}rpT7iT> 21 PETERS £1, $10 30, age 35, $14 50, age 40 $J4 2Q. lib- B-.IS9, CONSTITUTION. COLUMBUS ELECTRIC -U* X . v_J.tVJ_V J^ fit J\y Matn It.61. 1771. DOUBLE EXCELSIOR PEARL TU BE- eral commission agents. Call on Jonler & COUPE $/OO On Furniture, Pianos Store fronts, w all cases, office work and ROSES. a favorite everywhere In the Hitch 60-J Temple Court bulldJng partitions, south Suitable for culture either in boxes G^ DECATUR ST , under new management; Or Indorsed Notes. or the open ground. 15 cents per dozen. everything new and. up-to the-minute. MAKE MONEY selling Atlanta suburban DETROIT ELECTRIC . $450 lots If you ha,ve acquaintance In your CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS—Ev- Your patronage appreciated. ___ local community and will devote a small OVERLAND SOUTHERN AT RATES permitted By the lawa of the does fur. repairing and upholstering, lace ery morning our wagon brings in nice portion ot your time, you can earn a good AUDITOR-BOOKKEEPER desires position, atate. Our easy payment plan allows you curtains laundered. 145 Auburn ave 1 ^13B^J_ f fresh stock from our greenhouse. Plant ii.-ome selling lots for me. Call or write at little or no traveling Kxpert on system- to pay ua back to suit your Income. We now for early use Cabbage 20 tents per HOUSEHOLD GOODS atizing SaLery $1 51)0 or more. Address AUTO CO., also protect you from publicity and extend 100 Tomato, 25 cents per dozen once for particulars W F. Cole, 1408 Cand- every courte&v to make the- carrying oC a WfcJ PAii UlEnest ca£>h prlccB lor household ]er buJiding B-2 79, Constitution 232 PEACHTREE. IVY 1477 PJERNS—The most satisfactory of all deco- coods, pianos and of?ic» furniture, cash loan satisfactory to you la every way. advanced on consignment- Central Auction TEN SALESMEN experienced in clothing bake. H. L. Barber, 123 Marietta rative plants. We have the finest lot In shoes, turnlbhlngs, alto grocers man and town at prices ranging from 60 cents to $2. Company, 12 East Mitchell Street. Bell Main 1389 fhone Main 5424 general man Apply at once to Frank O. MAN, 25 -with five years' experi- FOR SALE GUARANTEE LOAN GO. Watson Co , sellers of insurance adjusters ..-_CLQCK ANP WATCH REPA1KJJVO. FOR SALE—The entire? fui nl'ihii n freight office as billing clerk INTERSTATE. B-PASSENOER .. $40000 Jacobs salvage Bargains in everything JO \Veat check clerk experienced salesman for Georgia, North 4T-hor^e power respectl\ely. both excel- and toouth Carolina purchase money notes. Foster & patent drawings, plans and alterations. PRINTER—Sober and energetic, wants Job. lent condition Aloon coupe also in good con- Pick BjJrt. J03 Klllyer Trust Bldg- Ivy 1633 W A NTE j>^Six ^aleame n cohering large ter- all round or straight composition, 15 dition ritory to handle high-clat,t. proposition as , jars' experience Can come at once. Ad- All used car^ taken in exchange for part Robson, ii Edgewood avenue. C L E A N E R S—P^E^S^RS^ «ide line 20 per cent cornmlbaion personal dress Pi Inter. Gai-neeville Ga payment for 1914 Cadillacs, no real estate THE DAMERON REPAIR co, inter\Iew necet,faarj Budd PubJI&hing Com- -H anted Do you need money? 4b3 Lee Street "" THE "TMPfcRIAXr pan\ aQ9-510 SiUcy butldtng SODA, cigar and front dr Jefferson Loan Society DRT CLEANING AND JJ\KING CO position, beat reference Apply U^ed Car department, Furniture and chairs repaired and refln- I\Y 3334-33S6 Atlanta 1298 ''ft ANTED—balesman to call on retail trade STEINHALER & \VIoHT, INC, of Atlanta, ished. Office furniture a specialty. ivlth high class line bmoked meatb, lard itltution 22S Pfachtree St 69 Nortb Forsyth St., Phone W. 24--L. and packing house product-3 State experi- Loans Money POSITION, any kind, by middle aged man, ONE 1911 NATIONAL 5-PASSENGER on THE S. R. SKELTON CO., hleh-cll^s up^ CAST-OFF CLOTHING ence Addreis B-J34, Constitution technical training, noimna.1 saMry best of Diamonds, bolstering, inattrebs renovating and car- A FEW nrst-class salesmen for a first-class referenceb B__fa T^ care Constitution TOURING CAB, THOROUGHLY OV ER- pet cleaning, mattresses renovated and re- >R75p™r~S^r~^T7~bT. n e 7 HAULED AND RUPMNTED $6aO T&RMS Gems, Jewelry, Gold real estate specialty Apply 10 to 12 A5. rjED—Small set of books to keep^by ex- ONE 1314 OAKLAND TOURING CAR and (Silverware. turned same day. Bell phone West Ubb, 63 and clothing The Ve&tiare. li>6 Decaturj forenoon. &31 Candler building. perienced bookkeeper Address B-28J, DELCO STARTING AND LIGHTING SYS- Lowest Interest Charges. Ella street. 3. R. bkelton, Mgr. Constitution TEM, PRICE $950, QUICK SALE Most Liberal Plan. PCiRTRAIT AGEWTS—Call to see or writ n o HOI SCR the Georgia Art Supply Company, 113 *> 4a AUBURN AVE. PHONE IVY 7911 AI. C. FOLDS* V/faUehall atreet. Atlanta. Ga, FOR SALE—Miscellaneous 174 Peters_St.L Rubber Tiring All Ph 1842 HJLBURN HOTEL, FOUR OOOD LSED CARS 10 AND 12 VST ALTON STREET. FOR SALU \\ E HA\ B on hand the following HATTEltS. MI SCEI. f-A N eOVS. FOR GENTLBMJ5N only. c«nt»r of City. Model 30 Roadster .. $700 amounts for real estate loans at 8 per OLD H-A.Tfa MADE NEW—toatietacUon. guar- kekr new pistofllce Rates, EOc, 7Ec and »1 JMEK of good character to studv pharmacy. SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL Model 31 Touring . $77o cent $2 000, $1.700 91,000 ?700, 91,500 anteed. Mall oi4ers given prompt atten- Greater demand for our graduates than we Buick J-cylinder Truck $,JaO Fulton Investment Uompajiy, can aupply Fine places open as soon as FCLR SALIQ CHEAP ihe&e Cttrs are all in good running condi- 1701-1709 Hurt Building, ACME HATTERS, 20 E. HUNTER STREET •vou finish "Text session begins Mondays tion, and are worth the money we asK FOR RENT—TYPEWRITERS 260 California cases, cost f&c, sale price SOc. Green, Tilson & McKJnoey, Attorneys, aou.su: MOVING. April 6 Address Atlanta College of Phar- BUICK. MOTOR CO. Bell Phone Ivy 7616. macy. Dr George F Paj ne. President. 255 tO lower ca^e news cases, lull size, cost BOc; 1 1 ALL KINDS SEEDS TYPEWRITERS RENTED sale price 16c. Y* 13'lJ A W14 Atl. 9&5, M. 1616, 417 Courtland St . Atjanta. Ga Galley rack, iolcilng- ten gatleye, up to thre« W . O. Jr-Cj-£LO-lil 4th Nal'l Bank Bldg. 4 MONTHS FOR *& AND UP. •WANTED—'T^o tirsT-elass machine hands columns. $3. 1913 SHAFT-DRIVE Ranch- FOR EARLT PLANTING. Rebuilt Typewriters »23 and »7B. for yash and Uoor factory One exper*- AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 10 wooden double frames, coat $8.50; sale 48 North Pryor St. Phone Main 358« enced on door and ^ indow frames the price. $3.75. Lang elcctiic car for sale; car Everj thing for the Garden and Truck Farm. other experienced in cuttlnR: and erecting out 12 double Iron frames, feoldJng 12 cases, coat SPECIAL HOME FUNDS next to Vaudette theater. Repairs watches •veneered i loots Write Cha«* T Abelea i, fl7 50, eaie price 910 in perfect condition; owner going TO LEND on Atlanta, home or business and jewelry. Good and reasonable and pays Co . Little Rock. Ark One proof press, w ill take a three-column property, at lowest rate. Money advanced you the highest price for your old gold and WANTED—Board—Room* galley, sale price $10. abroad. H. B. U'Dcll, 541 Peach- to builders. Write or c.a.1 silver. ^^___ J. C. M'MILLAN, JR., "WANTEI>—fr Iremen. brakemen, electric mo- Two stones and one stand to hold them. 1TH SIUK. \. tor men, conductors coloied sleeping car tree street. JTE WEJUKKS AN1J OtFTjCIAKi S. BY A man, on r^orth ave-, Lln- about S test long, sale price <10. S. W. CARSON old porters First clast> Atlanta roads L^peri-- One wooden case rack, holdi $0 full-else SEED CO. den rritta ave , between, the ence unnecessary no strike Inclose itimpi cases, cost $10, sa'e price $4. 24 SOUTH BROAD STREET silver, o Waltoa »t. pea.t-htree street second floor, with bath name position wanted. Passes uniform fur- This material will be sold In lota to suit. FOR CASH accommodations T\ ant a quiet room -R !th nished Railway Insl, Dept 17 Indian Pay your own freight, Address MONEY TO LOAN—At 6, 7 and 8 per cent 23 South Broad St. people n ho the property as do not olis Ind _ MULTIURAPHED ant to mo\ e ei erv moon. "Will want the on Atlanta residence and suburban real FILLED IN TO MATCH "WANTED—Good % ashman to handle t,htrt THJfi CONSTITUTION. estate In sums of $600 to $2,000 and on store room Indeflnitelj Caah in advance, or by v, ork and flat work, booze ftghterfc need pi operty, any amoun t desired. Dunson & ENVELOPES ADDRESSED. Phone Main 940. Phone Atlanta 912. the month when due. Address B-2S6, Con- •not apply. State wages expected and fur- ATLANTA. GA. Gay, 4QS Equitable building. EAGLB MULTIGRAPH1NG CO. stitution nish reference in first letter. Yale Laundry, B Noith Forsyth St Phone Main 1158. REAlj ESTATE LOAJtfS FOR EASTERN Jacksonville. Fla. INSURA.NCE; co. ON ATLANTA PROP- MOJXLAIKNTH- ORGANIZERS WANTED—The new order, ERTY OXLY, DESIRED. BOARD AND ROOMS The Knights of the Ojirdle. fraternal, W. Carroll Lallmer. patriotic, beneficent appeals to all church Columbia Auto Exchange. Attorney-at-Law, men. organize in your city Full particular*. 287 EDGEWOOD AVE—IVY lb£6 1509 1th Na.t'1 Bante Bldg. K. O G 80 McLendon Atlanta. IF IN the market for a used car it would %• FARM LOANS—We place loans in any "WANTED boys v, 1th blcjcles to know tl to your advantage, to see ua before you Pryor. Main 2133-J. We do bast John D Miller Is located at 48 East Hunter ROUND PINE TIMBER. buy, as we can eave you from 40 to 60 pel amount ou Improved farm, lands In Geor- lowest prices. Give us a trial. at. doing repairing: and carrying a full 11 cent. Over 60 cars On hand. Write lor gia. The Southern Mortgage Company, SS 000 000 FEET. $94,OQU, payable V* down .ur complete list. Gould building. ASK THE CONSTITU- of bicycle supplies balance 1 2, J. 4 and 5 years estimated FOR faALE—Old special roadster, $450. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE—We buy pur- PUT on. your baby's carriage, repaired, re- WANTED—Br i girt \oung man a b ou t by largest estimators, in the TJ nited States chase money no tee, snort time loans for painted and. recovered. Robt. Mttchall, years old Troy Steam Laundr> _10 Hous- Shows 45 crops turpentine Mostly prime S Thomas Flyer, five-passenger, ?350, 227-2^g__Edgewood_ avenue. Ivy 3076. ton «treet _ Maxw ell Maecol, five-passenger, $450. building houses. The Merchants and Me- TION WHERE TO LIVE inches and o\ er in diameter Particulars E chanics' Banking and Loan Company, 209 j&IEN with paten table ideas write Randolph Reinhart, Dublin, Ga. Six-cylinder Everett, seven-passenger, 5Q. Grant building. Telephone Ivy 5341. AJ.Lift.ISTA Oriental Rug and Cleaning «-o.. A FREE BUREAU of boarding and &. Co Patent Solicitors Washington. D " rooming- house information. If you C. C. Thupp, 141 Madison, ave•_._ Atlanta, Ga. FHOM $100 upward made on Atlanta real 9x1 J rugs cleaned (1.50 and up. Phones. Ivy 3741. Main £027. want to get a place to board or rent IF YOU want an automobile, write me, d$- estate Privilege of prepayment at any rooma In any part of the city or mib- scrlbe "What you want and price you want interest paying period In multiples of $100. PLtlMBEBS. ^_ urbs. ask The Atlanta Constitution. to pay i will find It for you, if it la on Prompt investigation. 6, 7 and 8 per cent. We will be glad to help you get what wheels. James MuJvlhiil, Aragon Hotel. V-feJR-KISER BANK. Indlaaapoiis. lad. ALEXANDER & JONES you want. Atlanta, Ga. MONEY F'lR SALARIED PEOPLE S92 FEACHTREE ST. Ivy <26. Atlanta 685 SAFES T be wel1 HELP WANTED— Female SPECIAL 35 H P. BUICK RACEABOUT— AND OTHERS, upon their own names Third Floor Constitution Building. BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank Best of condition mechanically, new body. cheap rates, easy payments; confidential. \^.C IXR . ClilBENNETM i\l-J. T0. plumbin, g contracto i^nownr safes, vault doors. Combinations tewlj painted, runs line and very comfort- Scott & Co.. 8^0__AU3teU building. Is now with the Wynne Plumbing Co. Per- Mala 5000. Atlanta 600L HAVE permanent position for young wom- ible Special price to move Quickly, J400 sonal supervision Ivy 5483. an as bookkeeper, do not replj, unless changed. CAbH L. W. HAZARD, ^41 Peachtree St. WE HA"V E money to loan on first mort- MONEY SAVED by buy*ue your plumbing you are roady for immediate emploj ment. gage security, S 7 and S per cent. Prompt investigation MEYER-KISER BANK, In- material of Plckert Plumbing Company Address B-28S, Constitution. BANKERS' SAFE AND FOR SALE—On«-ton Bulck automobile We sell everything needed in the plumbing 5rEr*.OGRAPH]CH "WANTED State experi- truck in first-class order, a bargain at 1ianapoU&, Indiana line. Prompt attention to repair viork. 14 u. ence, age, salary expected, and where can. VAULT CO. S350 Folsom s Oarage, corner James an,d QUICK money to loan on Improved city East Hunter street. Both pnones 660. NOBXH HU>E. be reached by phone. Address B-411, care No. 35 East Mitchell Street. Cone streets. Telephone Ivy 4S76 property Any amount Building loans. FAINTING AN1> TINTING. Constitution. _ FOR SALfii—Or trade, automobiles for lot*, Marsh Adalr & Brooks Mell, 424 Hurt bulld- A Modern b amiiy and Tourist GIRLS, take course In Miss Sparlcman's Ira- or anythinK of value, or lots for autoa ine. Ivy 55- PAINTING EUMMEROUR'S bait and huir cotton seed proved if illlnery School, 94 }» Whitehall. SAFES have y our old car made new at McDufflrt —IY J. W. Bowers. 17 S.gorsyth_aj._M_l487. HOTEL Free scholarship offer. All mllllnerv -work Bros'. Shop. East Point. Ga. Phone Atl. 8y 6 PER CENT LOANS on Atlanta property. was third Georgia Experiment Station ELECTRIC LIGHTS and et«am beat. Euro- HERRING, HALL, MARVIN. Dieht- Bell Eaat Point 3-iU. J. R Nutting & Co., S01-4 Empire Life J?'OR kalsomlnlng walla, palntiug~~floordT~or 1913. stojadlitc ahead of seventeen of th« pean. &3 a w«efe and up. too a day and FOR &ALE—Interstate, 6-passenger, just building. general house cleaning, call ivy 5519-6518 beat known and moat prolific varieties, de- up. Rooms en suite with private batb*. EA — SOLICITORS. New and second-hand. Also overhauled, new tlrea, electric lights, a MONEY TO i,OAN—On improved property, *>T Atlanta phone 20. mand great, supply limited, order quick, American, $7 & weeK and up. 51.50 a day "WANTED — KiEht sale--^ omen experienced good bargain at $400. Whitehall ^arage, purchase money notes bought. Mrs Qull- $1.60 bushel. 60 bushels. 91 40; 100 buitkela. and up. Free baths on all floors. in «2ry soodu read\ to-war, etc Apply at other makes. Gookin Bank and Whitehall street. lian Atam 1995 610-511-51^ Petera BJdg r SI 30. Fair View Farm. Palmetto, Ga. once to Frank O li\ .ttson A. Co , sellers of 1911 POPE-HARTFORD touring car per- PhACH'IREK INN Office Equipment Co., 113-115 N. J MONEY TO LEND on city property W. O, '^rT 7^iN£J^~&~s6ST^™' SNEEE> NURSERIES will mail you cata- S91 FEACHTREB STREET. insurance adjusters, t,alvag-e. 20 West fect condition Bargain. 1 O. Box 6 At- Alston. 1216 T_hlga_Jgat'l Bank bldg. MANUFACTURERS of high-grade paints. logue of first-class fruit trees, plants and Mitchell street white load and creosote utains. We mak» Under now management. Clerk and bell Pryor street. Atlanta, Ga. lanta. FARM LOANS made by \v. B. dmlth, 708 vines, shade trees, Prlvett hedge, pecan boy service nlgnt ana day. Phone': Ivy u to mo biles, new or ready-mixed paints to order. Corner La treea, etc. Morrow, Ga. I>OMK!>TIC. Fourth National Bank building. Franca and Lowry ntreets. Bell phone ivy WET NURSE for baby 3 to 4 months old Nitrate-Soda, Bulk Acid MONEY to lend on improved real estate. C. SjtSZ-J. Atlanta. Ga. WB carry a complete line of field, garden Address P O. Box t)9, Brunswick, da PHOSPHATE. Muriate Potaah, Kalnlt. a C. McGetiee. Jr.. £22 to 624 Empire Bide. and flower eeed, also pet stock, j. C. Mo* BELLEVUE INN S. Meal. Hulls and Coal at wholesale In car, adapt- Mill an, Jr.. Seed Company. 23 S. Broad St. NICELY furnished alucfe or dot ible room* MISCELLANEOUS. colld cars. \V £!. McCalla. Manufacturers' . P O. Box K Y"^ATK^aU^3n^r~E5o7r ateam tea ted, with or without jneaJa. 67 Agent. 416 Atlanta National Bank Bldg. _^_ __. -LJ J-flng a. specialty. It months' Ea*.t^lnira. Ivy 1&88>L. ______FIVE-PASSENGER Ford, $195 one Inter- reasonable ratea. Call Ivy 306. GAMES CLEAN ROOMS with private "WANTED—"ioung lady o£ A-l appearance MILL FOR SALE na.tion.il Auto Buggv J M B , Main WANTED—To communicate with parties HOOV LEAKS, call W B. bath. In reJIneU well kept hom«. between age- of JO lo 20 must nave g-ood 117 Atlanta Jt,94 that have money to Joan on real eaiAu VOTTTXV/UJV? FOR SALE—Grist Champions, Warhorse wardrobe and must be able to meet the RTACHINERr, complete for a 60-barrel flour worth three for one and get 8 per cent in- Barnett Ivy 7238. just off Wcfat Peachtree at 4a4 tapi ing St.. mill, also a lot of corn and feed mill ma- FOR SALE — Oldsmobile racy roadster look- SHOE REPAIRING. " ~~~ and Shawlnecks Games H Roquemore .rner Third Ivy J04- _ _ public For campaiRninK purposes First cluneo W C Edwards. P O Box o91. Ing for quick sale, $uOO B J4a, Consti- id of 7 per cent, titles perfect and all Mansfield, Ga. Campaign in Knox\ llle W rite at once in- Macon Ga. Interest collected promptly without cost to SfciiJJl.0 tiAL-J! -Z>^L.&Li, ai^WKil. closlne latent plioto We mean bustne lender, and there is one other thing I waa 514 PEACHTREE References exchanged Arnett-Hiton Co- " >ut to forget to &ay, your loans will be 50 CENTS DELIUHJ.FUL. rooms, uith or without prl- p_an>. 41t> Holston Bank bldgr. Knoxvllle, King Cotton Seed for Sale T .. free See me at once, as I have some AT GWINN'S bHOE SHOP, 6 Luckle str-et, Tennessee ^ WILL thank you for your inquiries. ANTED — lo purchase a seven-passenger choice loans to deliver. John D. Muldrew, opposite Piedmont hotel. Both phonea. In tTouD^Cldtt.iaTiAl'T'liOili.'Tor giria,"reaaon- c» mi.gna.ii. trade, lotveat prices. Phone Main &310 on choice piece Atlanta railroad frontage, ON "WE INVITE OUR FRH3I-.DS TO XISIT LS easily worth 540,000 Excellent location T SIGNfa siKnlflea beat Quality. ELEGANTLY fur rooma and excsllent A. WOMAN over »5 with attractive person- W. R. Calla>\ ay. Sales ii«r.. 1403 Fourth THERE WE SOLICIT ^ OUR REPAIR Kent Sign Co.. 43^ Auburn ave. table board. table boardert* also waate^i. ality, for traveling position; expenses paid, National Bank building. ns through to good street Fine street ll_3_ _faprlri.. street^^Phone. AMD bTORAGE BUSINESS EFFICIENT service Address B-J84, Constitution. SCREEN ^^ MISCELLANEOUS T Ai»Pl> 1120 Candler _Bldg.. toacfaer preferred. SERVICE! DAI AND NIGHT AT REASON- il PCACH1RBE—BetTutiful front rooraT THREE roll-flop desks. 2 standing desks 2 ~~ make them to R ELI AB LK c ol o red cook ToiS Centur" filing cabinets 1 iron safe and chairs, ABLE PRICES alaq suite Fiiit-cIahS table board Rea- happen to have it. Give us your next or- GREEN GROUND sonable rates building _^ for bale Cha.s A Home, Reeel\ir Georgia E. H. ODOM BROS. CO. ., ___ fler and we vi ill convince you. Southern Realty Trust Co ,_S1T Empire BuJtding TO IVY STREET. PHONE 69S3 States Screen and Cabinet Co . Box 84. Col- ROTARY NEOSTYLE latest model, prac- WE HAVE funds on hand with lege Park. East Point 396 BONES 53 WEST BAKER WANTEP--Teachery ^__ . tlcally new. ^ ith metal case boxed as efficient school supeririten- originaUj shipped. $30. P. O. Box 765, At- FORD which to purchase good nrst or lanta =econd mortgage purchase money 535 00 DIAMOND cuff buttons, pure \vhite STARTERS rior Painting, tinting and kalaomlni , HORSES AND VEHICLES and perfect diamonds, special price $17,->0 notes. Foster & Rob son, 11 Edge- East Alabama bt Main Z71G, Atlanta |>46. Tobias Jev elry Co top floor Atlanta Isa- LIGHTING SYSTEMS TA1E.OR AND FERKIER. SHETLAND PONIES—All kinds. Write you South Atlantic Teachers tional Bank Building <> ood avenue. wishes to J. P, Frank. 2P4 Fourth avenu* MAKE YOUR FORD up to the ats, auita and furs to remodel North. Naat-vilie, Tenn. AGENCY. 1325 AtL Nat. Bk, Bldg . Atlanta, WE. HA VE^ ANYTHING you want. Let ua WE BUY Purchase Money Notes on At- 141 Peachtrge I\y 2737. ROOM and board in private family on Pl» eave you motioy. Jacobs Auction Co.. 51 minute. Equip »t with electric lanta property Write us description of , BAGS ANI> SUITCASES FOR SALE—Two-Beated carriage. JI1, nice mont avenue near Piedmont park. Ter CMK TEACHERS' ~JL&EKC'Z. l^rompt. ef- Pg_**atur. Bell phone M. 1434. Atlanta. 2285. what you nave for sale Prompt investiga- TAILORED AND REPAIRED. I bay horse. $105 J. M. B.. Main 3117 At- reagonable Cal^ Ivy 4503. flcleat Bervlce. 422 Atlanta. National Bank SECOND-HAND ealeo. al: cises. Hall's flr« starter and electric lighting sys- tion ME\ UR-KISEK BANK. Indianapolis, | lanta 3634. BEAUTIFULLY furniahed front room, ex- u llding Main 3145. and burglar-proof safes, vault doors, c. Indiana. cellent mealf. Mrs May, formerly 62 W, J. Daniel, jjji Fourth Nat'l Bank bldg- tem. . R MOORE i CO.. 404-407 SUvey Bldg. FOR SALE—Shetland ponj-. cart and har- KOBTER'3 TEACHERS' AGENCY, CIS Phones Bell. Main 1576; Atlanta 1 ness Brannen'a Stable. 35 S Forsyte St Baker now 181 Ivy street I\ y 5023 Third Na.t'1 Bank bldg.. Atlanta. Pbon* DOMESVIC vacuum cleaners, fs up, Dunt- Bring your purchaua money no tea, flrac LARGE front room, dressing room with Jvy 3746. Ipy and Cadillac, $25 up. Duntley & Co.. VIADUCT REPAIR CO. and second. Phones. Matn 534-6.I4. Atlanta "* WALL PA j FOR SALE, cheap, depot carriage horse =433. r s lavatory_ , \vith board 76G Peachtree. Iv_y_ g Fourth National Bank Bldg. WAJL1* PAPER—I have a very fine selection j _g-g—Male and Female STEWART & HUNT money notes see L. Jtl. Zurline and Ed- you. Also prices for hanging and lute nor , FOR SALE—One top buggy, in first-class FOR YOL'XG MEN. t>u»te of rooma adjolnln* AUTOMOBILES ara Jones. 501^2 Sllvey Building Mum painting 3 \V. Dyer. Main 3440. I condition Call Atlanta 4J64. bath u.nd ^nouci Mrs G M Sullivan, i jWHENTn need of efficient ste-% PLUMBERS. SS EAST HUMTJiB ST \\. Pfachtrct.. Ivj- 679Q-J i ,^,rr-n_ SECOND-HAND ARMY TEtiTS—7x7 A~ REPAINTED _. B-V AJrtDS__BVKgLAJB PROOF. TWO sentlemen, nice room, good board* T»» nographers and office help, tents, IS. 9X9 A- tents, J8.CO. 14-tt. conical BOUTHJflRN WIRE AND IRON \VuRKS, 53 AUCTION SALES fined horpe. 227 N Jackaon Ivy^_<4S6._ , TOPS recovered and reptdreo. Wheels, ax- Martin St. Both phones 6306. tents. Sis. Springer, ^96 3. Pryor street. les and springs repaired. High-erade trork STOCKS AND BONDS O-JHB SOUTHERN AucrToN AND WANTED—Two younp men for room w Itlj phone Hiss Lynch, Ivy 1949. L. FOR SALE—Ono nine-column attain^ nii^ at reasonable price?. FOR SALE:—Two fifty-dollar tsharea In VAGE COMPANY, at 90 South Pryor, will private bath 17J Forrest. Ivy ^589-J C. Smith & Bro. Typewriter Co. chine at a tremrndoua Darfaln. Addrwu JOHN M. SMITH. Chamber of Commerce Realty Co. P. O. buy or rjfcll >our furniture, household cood* MKi Bjffbland avenyv. Atlanta. 120-122-1:1 AUBUB.N AVENUE. Box 719. Ea«t Buaur Su Mala 1175. Atlanta 10 &1, or piano. Phone Belt Main 2300. Continued 'on Next Page. , THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914. Page Elevek Constitution Space and Atlanta Land Are Wise Investmeimt! Both Increase In Value and From Wart Adi

BOARD AND FOR RENT—Apartment* FOR RENT—Desk Room i REAL ESTATE—For Sal* REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—For Sale OBTH SIUJE. FOR RENT—Desk apace In one of" the best j can secure excellent rooms in the Candler building. Apply ' 31 E. Linden. Ivy 152. 1329 Candler building. 308 PEACBTREE. will accommodate a. lew FAIRLEIGH APTS. OFFICE space for rent. 4tb floor Atlanta GEO. P. MOORE 133-5-7 SPRING ST. IVY 5558-J. Trust bids- All conveniences. Ivy 3T34, DEKALB COUNTY PROPERTY _ boarders, also table board. I\y 51S9. ONE three-room furnished apt. and one NBATL.Y furnished room, close In, excel- nicely furnished front room. Private REAL ESTATE AND RENTING lent meals, 7a "\Vaiton st. ivy 5606-J. porch. All modern conveniencea. "WANTED—Roommate for young man. Ideal ELiEGAJITLY furnished 4-room apartment, 10 AUBURN AVE. BELONGING TO location. Ivy 4562. 442 Peachtree. "north side, very reasonable, P. O. Box 6, F OB ! RENT— Office*_ COUPLE or 2 gentlemen, prlv ate home, Atlanta. Ga. good, board. ONE 5-roo.m apartment, completely fur- CES —Slnsfe'~art d eu/'raite d ^Also'^two ROOM arfd board in private family. G*n- nlahed. near tn, north aide, April 1 to attractive combinations on. doctor's floor — PEACHTREE STREET MRS. M. E. M'LENDON ESTATE August 15. Call Ivy 4673-1*. hot and cold water —compresse d air and tlemen preferred.. Ivy_ 6736-1-*. other conveniences. Candler Building and THIS SIDE of Tenth street, a modern brick house on lot) CU3AN. nicely fur. rooms lor Candler Annex, Asa. G Candler, Jr . agent, gentlemen. 11 Currier. I. &692-J. 222 Candler building. Phone Ivy 5274. See 60 feet front. According to price per foot of property | APARTMENTS Mr. •Wilkinson. ^___ WILL BE SOLD before the Courthouse door at Decatur, ROOM and board, for gentlemen, two to ONE three, and one four-room apartment, around it the market value is $32,500. We can deliver it' Tuesday, April 7. Consists of some of the most desir- room Separate bed each Close in. 73 steam heat, ianltor service, nlocly arrang- East _Mitchell street. ed. No. 4 Poplar Circle. Call Ivy 7026. «ek for the Janitor. at $27,500, on easy terms. able property in the county. One tract consists of 36 acres ONE nicely furnished room, ,vlth or wifh- FOR RENT—Farm* out board. Atlanta 28-3 7 9 Trinity THE UA WHENCE—Two, three and four- fronting the Stone Mountain ear line and Georgia R. R., •.venue. room apartments, some early vacancies, ^•"dR^itiiNT—Several VariuS 5~Vo ~4Jkfows all conveniences, and In walking distance. each, for Almost nothing; sooA nouses and SEVERAL* refined boarders In private fam- J. T. Turner. Res. Msr.. Apt. 8, 62 W. PEACHTREE CORNER this, side of Clarkston, and has nearly 2,000 feet front on ily, ratea reasonable ,334 Central avenue barns, etc. 1* Grossman, 96 Whitehall St.. Peacbtreo place. Ivy 8080. ___ Atlanta, COZY 5-room flat, Dixon place, corner East VACANT—40x100 feet to alley—between Georgian Ter- car line. It is a beavitiful property for subdivision and is Eleventh street i every convenience. Only J35 steam heat included. Call for Arthur WANTED—Real Estate race and Tenth street, an ideal location for stores with one of the prettiest properties^ on the whole car line. Webb. Main 1000. Atlanta 445. room, priv ate bath DESIRABLE north side apartment to sub- apartments above. Price, $24,000; $5,000 cash, balance Washington Phone jdain 5458 ! let Apply 87 Peachtree place, or phone 30 TO 150 ACRES EXTHA nice rooms. fith or M ithout boand. Ivy 6440...... to suit. 308^ S. Pryor St. Main 2456-L. 136 TV PEACHTREE, Apt. £01. Best loca- ALSO, a new house of 7 rooms, with water and bath, on J*ICELY fur rooms, with board, close in, tion, close in, making reduction until «"t- WANTED gentlemen only 68 E Mitchell ->t. piration of lease. Phone Ivy 4081. J lot about two acres. This is in the town of Clarkston, DESIRABLE north aide apartment to sublet PEACHTREE BUSINESS LOT Apply 87 Peachtree place, or phone Ivy FOR SUBDIVISION ADJOINING business building near Tenth street, fronting Warwick street and Georgia R. R., and just FOR RENT—Room* 5440. across railroad from ear line. It will make an ideal sub- IF YOU want to rent apte. or Business prop- 241/2x90 feet. Price, $10,000; $1,000 cash, balance ^_crty. aee B. M. Grant Ac Co^. -grant Bldg. NOMUSTT OVE BE RI N2,'>o FULTOo FEENT COUNTY OF CA—R urban home. LINE AND FIVE-CENT LIMIT. yearly for five years. ASK THE CONSTITU- FOR RENT—Hou»e» W. P. COLE EDWIN L. MARLING ALSO, a tract of 7.3 acres on a 50-foot street, just i/4-mile 1408 CAMPLER BLPG.. BOTH PHONES. TION WHERE TO LIVE REAL ESTATE ______32 EAST ALABAM_A ST BOTH PHONES 1287. FOR quick Bale, list your property with UH. J south of car line. This is good for chicken or truck A £'Kfi,E BUREAU of "boarding and Porter & Swift, 130% Peachtree etreet- STORES—OrT^ordorr^treetr^ear" the"corn'ef o^~T^er^rTihS~~vef'y^Sa^t~ot' rooming house information. If yon WARE & HARPER the busmen center of Wet>t End we have a lot 7Svl50 with two s>tores and a nine- want to set a place to board or rent RfiAZ- ESTATE. room apartment above. We offer this valuable property for a quick sale for $10 000. farm. It is well wooded. rooms in *tny part or the city or sub- ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK It is absolutely a pick-up at our price. No trading but will give you good terms urbs, aafc The Atlanta. Constitution, BLDG , ATLANTA. UA, REAL ESTATE—Sale, Exchange Let us show IE to you at "once BUSINEbS BROKERS. M 1705 "We will be filad. to help you get what w j.±jju jiijvu; j^aiv ijjtu a new Jaoaton, jua.es. NORTH SIDE HOME—On East Avenue, just off North Boulevard, we have a modem you want. apartment house, rented for 910,000 year ¥85 PER MONTH to acceptable party only. nine-room, two-story house, servant's house and garage, extra nice lot, that we ALSO, 21.31 acres in Clarkston, near school, about four eleven-room house \vitfa two servant ly, for a large farm, timber tract or othe will sell for $6 500 $500 cat,h. $40 per month for the balance, with no loan. This will Tfclrtf Floor Constitution Building. property Henrv J. SteinberE.Webater.MaaE make >ou a fine home, and the price and terms are more ^than right Main 6000. Atlanta oOQl. rooma, gas and electricity, hot n one of the best drives in West Knd Park we This is fine to subdivide and will make you money. Atlantic City. part of Forrest avenue, to acceptable exchange for city property. J. T. Klm- have a new modern seven-roar \ bungalow, furnace heat, oak floors, drop beam NICELY FUR^IfaH~h.I> roomb Apt. 5. Ar- party only, newly papered, gas and brough. 409 Atlanta. National Bank Bldff. ceilings, lot 60x^35. that we offer i \r a quick sale for $5750, $500 cash. $35 per nold Bids, IventucJcy and Pacinc. Atlan- electricity. Thia is a very cheap tic City, N J month for the balance. This Is on the Gordon street car line If you want the best rental. arranged bungalow Jn the city, it will pay you to see this one at once. The price JNOJtXH KlDJfi. 512 60 PER MONTH—Four-room cottage. and terms are right. ALSO, 6.95 acres, about %-mile from r-ar line, not far newly covered, newly tinted and new- ..-... 1-hUi PICKWICK ly painted, new toilet and bath; RESIDENCE DISTRICT. from school. Good for a "little farm. NEW TJEN-STORi AND PIREjPROOP. about 100 yarda of Marietta btreet car Steam-heated, rooms witb connecting bmtn*. line, very suitable for railroad man. SPECIAL: Convenient uhower baths on each floor. NORTH SIDE ACREAGE 7T Falrlle tot.. Nea.r Carnegie Library. 40 PER MONTH on J«a*,e to an acceptabl YOUR- OPPORTUNITY purchaser, strictly modern 6-room THS following is offered by owner for quick bungalow. Weat End, one block from sale A beautiful home, 10 rooms, 3 baths ON the Peachtree-Dunwoody Road, we have a small tract consist- ALSO, 11.2 acres on one of the prettiest streets in Clark- THE EJJGEWOOD Park Street Methodist church, new ly hardwood floors, on large, corner lot. High- 'MEW, modern. steam heat. «l«ctrla lights, ainted and tinted, gas, electricity, ing of about six acres just a short distance from Peachtree Sot and cold water, with double car land ave east front, near North ave , Druid ston, considered the Peachtree of Clarkston. This bot and cold water. Ceairoble home lor Hills section Price, $8,000 Small cash pay- Road. A great many improvements are now going on in this sec- lattlos and gentlemen. Koomo per day BOo '' ~ * '~ front, nice neighborhood ment, balance same as rent property is finely shaded and is a beautiful home site. up, weekly, blngle. 93 up, double. $ 4 u». $13 60—BR MONTH—Four-room house and Alto, 6-room bungalow and bath all city tion and a good many more are contemplated. Buy this tract at 1.U4& EdgfcWQOci ava. Ivy b3U*-J. reception hall, newly na'nied and pa- conveniences, practically new , lot 50.xl50 pered, eras, water, sidewalks,and curb- east front, Flora av enue Price, JS.OOO the price we offer it and double jour money within the year. Price THE ADOLF ing, good neighborhood 5 yarda from Small cash payment, balance like rent SPLENDIDLY furnished double car line Can have good gar- ft Also two beautiful lots. 200 feet on avenue $4,000, on terms. gt-am beat and bath den raise chickens and keep cow 1 with choice oC east, south or west front, ALSO, splendid store lot, 40x80, right iii the business mile heart of city NE \T, nicely furnished room, all conveni- Peachtree Terrace Price $12 60 per front ences. 33 Ea»t Fourth street, between the WE ONLY rent our »n property to secure foot An ideal location for a home, just center of Clarkston. Small building on it. Peach-trees. nice tenants off Peachtree road Call at 103 N. Pj>or or phone Ivy 4256 J. R. SMITH & J. H. -EWING FRONT BED ROOM large closet hot water, WILL, build you a double-floored, 4-room close in, two roomt., pantry and bink, fur- 102 IVY ST. bungalow, including city water, hot and 130 PEACHTRE1E ST. nished §14 oO. unfurnt^iied g!2 QO Ivy 8^8>. 20 ROOMS a»d close In. for a rooming and cold plumbing thi oughout, bathroom to- REMEMBER THIS—You will put your own prit-e on the boarding house this cannot be beat. grethor with large front \eranda and sleep- FURNISHED front loum. ing porch on beautiful w coded lots 50x180 property, as it will be sold absolutely to the highest FITZHUGH KJSTOX to alley, facing wide open a\enue tile side- street, Vpartment 5. C AMPLER BLDG IVY 4446 •nalHs, sewer, etc, less than 3 miles from BEN GRAHAM bidder on terms of 1/4 cash and the balance iii one, two LARGE su iny front room to couple or FOR RENT—9-room house, 571 Whitehall, center of city. 2 separate cai services, af- gentlemen , good location 445 Peachtree good shape, $40. 227 West North avenue, fording T minutes schedule Cor J16 per REAL ESTATE AND LOANS and three years, with 7 per cent interest. 1!*41 . rooms and hall convenience*, near Tech month and no taxes. Can you beat it* 204 J15 60 275 Oak street West End 7-room Equitable building Main_ 3838 IVY 8355. 301-2 EMPIRE BUILDING. TWO nicely fur rooms for 2 couples or house $30 420 Edgewood, 5 ifooms. 516 60 NEW 9-room house, ga.e, electricity, hot 4 busnetis men or wornc Private family. 84 Trinity 6 rooms, J2J. S. L. Dallas, 318 and coid water. All street improvements, 178-H Forreat Avenue. ~ .urth National Bank lot 50x300. Beautiful oak shade. Terms. Va- FOR PLATS AND PARTICULARS FRONT BED ROOM private cant lots In body or separate By owner, large closet, hot water. alklng distance GET our Weekly Kent Bulletin. We mov* care Dr S. T. Whltaker, 525 Lee at, At- VIRGINIA AVENUE BRICK VENEER tenants renting J12.50 and up FRH3B. Sea lanta Ivy S~fe3 notice. John J. W oodfiide. tbv Rentln* 1WO-STORY, 8-room, furnace heat; $8,600. Lot as first payment, balance on NIC±Ji.Y fur large front room, private bath. Agent. 12 Auburn avenue. RENTS for $1,080 year, first-class north terms to suit. 64^ Forrest avenue. side colored property, close (n, for $S 250. SEE WM. S. ANSLEY TASTEFULLY fur room, attractH e home. OUR weekly rent Hat civea full descriptions Terms Carl IT Fischer. Fourth Nat'I pldg. near Piedmont park l\y 3o77-L ef anything for rent. Call for one or let ONE ot ^he most beautiful homes on High- WEST END BARGAIN » mail it to you. Forrest A George Ada<- land ave, near North ave, with 10 rooms, AGENT, 217 ATLANTA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. modern convenl- CALL, write or phone for our Bent Bulle- all city conveniences, extra larse Jot. price TWO-FAMILY, 10-room apartment, close to Lee, on Oak. Can be converter! tin. BdwJn P. Ansley Rent Dept.. second far below real value, for quick aale by own- to four-family and rent for $100. $4,700, $500 cash, balance $35 per month. tlemen, front room, private en- floor Realty Trust SIdg. I. 1600. Atl 3b3. er Small cash payment, balance like rent clo&e In apartment. Ivy JB99-1.. Phone Ivy 4256 Or Dr. J. R. Wells, Admr., Stone Mountain, Ga., or Green, BOUSES, apartments and stores for rent. TWO rooms, pantry. bink. furnished $14,50, Phone us and let us mail you s. rent list, LOT 45x140, elevated, east front, Kelly st, _ J7J Courtland__, george P. Moore. 10 Auburn avenue. between MUIe We carry a Ur** list of houses for rent TF IT is real estate you want to buy or Bell. GOING TO BUILD? Balph_O. Cochran. 21 S. Broad -' It will pay you to see me, A. Graves, 24 furnished front East Hunter street. preferred. 33 U e^t ^.Pea' r'EW 6-room house. West End^ 5-room THE PROOF OP THE PUDDING is the BATING My BUNGALOWS sell as house. Campbellton rbad Phone West 470. NEW YORK. fast as I can build them'—what more ARGUMENT do you want? They are .tlanta 1556. W M. Foole. DIFFERENT I have developed my medium -priced Bungalows to a state of INMAN PARK RESIDENCE rOR RENT—HouEes, all parts of city. O, ST STOP—LISTEN—ACT PERFECTION, unequaled anywheie, it is hard to distinguish them f i cm the Moore & Co. 405-7 SUvey bldg. M. 634. BUSINESS re\erfc.es cause me to sac- rifice my choice holdings of real estate ifghei-priced kind Ask ANYBODY who has seen them, ask any one who IN INDIAN PARK, on one of the best residence streets, we otter *\ou a new (10 lots) in New lork City Last selling OCCUPIES one They arc developed along ARTISTIC lines and are appreciated WANTED—Houses prices, $10,000. "What am I ottered' so much b> the small householder, that demands sue greater than the supply and never occupied 6-room bungalow, all improvements, hardwood floors, FURNISHED hoube for t .ramer. Call Wonderful opportunity to double your I give you the advantage of months of travel all ovei the •west, especially tile bath, extra high grade electric fixtures and furnace heat This place __ I\y Iglb money shortly. Write for particulars to southern CALIFORNIA, also FIFTEEN yeais of PROFITABLE experience In WANTBt)—Fur cottage for summer, must R. Orgrain, 124 Chambers St., New York cannot be duplicated in this bection within $1,000 of the price we are ottering LO\ 13 LI' ^team-heated room, adjoin: b» near Ga. R R yards. Ivy 4977. •eal estate and building in Atlanta I have made monej for MYSELF I can 113-A W Peachtree fat I\y 7991 City do the same foi YOU See m> five-room bungalows from $1,200 to $1,650. you this place at. Let us show you. Price, $3,750. Terms arranged oas>. . ?. B. Hopkins. Building Contractor. GENTLEMEN FOR RENT—Stores $3 300 B*OR 5-room, big reception room and SO \\ HARRIS, newly furninhcd roor hall, large front porch, electric lights P g —There is a DIFFERENCE between a BARN and a BUNGALOW. Iroom. in Chesteifielii Ivy J3HO bath room complete, hot and cold w ater HARPER REALTY COMPANY NICELY/ furnished rooma, with all con- FOB BENT—VERY and sewage, lot 62 % by 200, good garden „ veniencea. IS^J I\j street. Phone Ivy 301o. and chicken yard, out houses, on best street 717 THIRD NATIONAL, BANK BUILDING. CHEAP In East Point, block and one-half from car FLRMISUi^L)—SOUTH SIDE. line, five minutes schedules to city. flrqt- BELL PHONE, IVY 4386. ATLANTA PHONE 672. TWO nicelj fur. front rooms, complete for LARGE CORNER DOU- claaa neighborhood for a first-class family* A PEACHTREE HOME BARGAIN housekeeping pri\j.te entrance, electricity, J300 down ?30 per month Bring the sink., V. ith__o_u_iier SO^ Wash ing tou_ at. mibtiea with you, ask for S. N. TJiomp&on- ? BLE STORE ON LOWER Bell phone 2SO East Point iiished rooms for houbekeeplne" NEAR SIXTEENTH STREET, on a nice, level lot, nearly 250 Prjoi street Main 19^7-J PEACHTREE 'STREET, BUNGALOW.- I HAVE on Stone Mountain car line a beau- feet deep, slightly elevated, with bhade, we have a 2-story ONLY 500 FEET T\\ O front roonis. nicely furnished, for RUNNING THROUGH tiful bungalow close in, hot and TEXAS OIL JjAN'DS—Big gustoers are mak- cold \v ater. ..Sb IJajjt, Falr_ street. FOUR fine new store* and loft* «,t 134, 1S6- sell at once. Price, $6,750. Terms reasonable. DECATUR SECTION 138 and 12ft Whitehall street; al«o e« 8. ing people rich Particulars free. Jaa. O. TWO unfurnished rooms, walking distance. Broad street: aioo Cl 18. Alabama 6C Geo. Jones. Chronicle Bldg, Houston, Texas. NEAR THE North Decatur car. Anly IS minutes' ride from the center of 167-A Pulliana street. W Sclple. 19 Gdcewobd Ave. Botb pbonat FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty. THoa. SOUTHWEST CORNER STEWART AVENUE AND BBCKNEH STREET Atlanta, I am offering a perfectly beautiful, brand-new. 6-roOm bungalow, 3QS. . Jackson. 4th-Nat, Bank Bid*., Atlanta. (Capitol View)—One 5-room cottage; water, sewerage and electric lights. •with -water, sewer and electricity, on a nice level lot, with original shade; J?UR.. or unfur. rooms; hot water, Only one block from Stewart avenue car line. Also two vacant lots adjoining, plenty of pure suburban fresh air; on one of the beat car lines t,L_ ^£ At- FOR RENT—Stores FOR RENT—Stores 50x135 each. Price, $3,500. No loan. Terms easy. lanta. This house has Just been completed and it ia a little dream. The electric lights, rooms connect- terms are very easy—$200 cash, balance $20 per month. The price is only ing; bath. 314 Peachtree. THE L. C. GREEN COMPANY $3,260. You had better act quick. FURNISHED and unfurnished rooma tor 305 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. PHONE IVY 2943. rent. 310 'Whitehall street. J. H. TRIBBLE UKFURNISHEI>—WEST END. TWO rooma and kitchenette, desirable part 616 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. , IVY 3748. of West End. on car line, convenient to J »ath. Phone W 1Q97-J STORES THREE desirable, screened rooms PEACH-BLOSSOM HOME sleeping porch, reasonable. W 1349-J. FOR SALE—6-room house in South Kirkwood, AT COLLEGE PARK ^keepingRooiTii FOR RENT •on large lot, 60x241, situated in beautiful RIGHT IN THE PRETTT RESIDENCE CENTER, on the car line, fronts the J.OKTH ^BE!" ' fine Boulevard drive. A perfect gem of a, home Eight rooms, water, lig-hts TWO housekeeping rooms, bath, electric and sewers. Big, level, corner lot over 300 feet deep and 140 feet wide Fine grove one block from car line; a big bargain; can lights, Ube ol sitting room, -\\alking dis- young peach orchard in full bloom. Big la^n, with hedges all around it Oak tance, suitable £of business women. S-16 trees on the lawn a hundred yeais old. Cost value $6,500; can sell for $5,500, Pe M.C htree. GOOD LOCATION, SHOW and make easy terms to pa> for it if you can pay $750 cash $1,000 less arrange terms. TWO nicely furnished front rooms for light than cost. housekeeping, private lioine every conveni- ence, reasonable. l\y J483-J. 325 Court- ATLANTA REALTY LOAN & land. WINDOWS ON TWO SIDES, EDWARD H. WALKER / IN BUNGALOW VTfrtSSS 3B NORTH FORSYTH STREET. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY sleeping porch and prH ate bath. 91 High-* GOOD LIGHT AND BATES BEAUTIFULLY furnished 3-room apart* Ivy 7426. 305-7 Empire Life Bldg. ment, modern conveniences. 19 W, Cain. Ivy 5660. ^^_ THAT ARE SEASONABLE. THREE large, nice, connecting roomt., gaa REAL HOME range and dishes furoibhed. 49 Luckle_St. FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS TWO lar«e fur. or~unfur housekeeping PEACHTREE CIRCLE HOME—Nine rooms, 6rick \eneer, slate i ool, tile front rooms. 59 E _EHta. Ivy 779J-J. porch and tile bathroom, hardwood floors beam ceiling, furnace, screened, DO YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILDING? We are going after the TWO rooms and Kitchenette, completely tttr- etc. The entire basement, is cement, dme«a$ and ^aiag"e The house is ar- nished for house Keeping-. 156 lAiehi* St; Call at 1110 Hurt BWg. ranged this way. downstairs, IK ing room, music room, dining i oom, breaKfa&t cash business, and would suggest your bringing your architect's room and kitchen, upstairs, four lovely rooms, sleeping porch and bathroom, SOUTH SIDE. etc, servant's room In basement Remember, on east front, corner lot, 57x205. plans to us for bids. All our equipment is at your service, and we TWO furnished front rooma for light house- You won't ever have a chance like this again, as vou can't buy another place offer you competence, reliability, quick service, LOW PRICES. We ke^plns, slnls in kitchen, ^Jl modern con- PHONE IVY 7200. on Peachtree Circle like this for $16,500. Our price, for few days, on terms, veniences , also one newly furnished bed $13,500. have the facilities for doing a big construction business, and you room, convenient walk from five Points. See thcae rooms before renting. Main 4752-J. cannot afford to pass us by. 117 Form wait. i TWO rooma for light housekeeping-, fur- MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. _jitehqd_or anfurnlsfted. 375 TVhitehaH _St. THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG I2T6; ATL 208. FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS ONE fur. room or 2 fur. rooms for Tight hojiae keep Ing, close In. 134 Garnett ^t. REAL ESTATE—For Sala REAL ESTATE—For Sale 529-30 CANDLER BLDG. PHONE IVY 4674. TWO furnished rooms for light housekeep- jng. Fricg $10. 375 Wood\va.rd avenue. NORTH BOULEVARD BARGAIN OXE finely furnished room, close CASH TO LEND $7,SOO—BETWEEN North avenue and Ponce d« L-eon, we offer \ oir^ a two- NEGBO COLONIZATION Central HA enue All conveniences storj-,--5-room home, on d. lot 55x190 fe^t Tin^ lot is .welt elevated and ONE OF THE BEST TRACTS IX FLORIDA, on St. Johns Rner, THREE furnished rooms for light house- W HAVE $7,000 IN CASH to lend on good first or second mortgage notes. has shade trees in the front and rear. The house is conveniently arranged and keeping. Close In. Atlanta fait>0-A , No delay it you have the goods. has garage and servant's room There is no loan on this and we will arrange in the famous celery belt. See us for particulars. WEST END. terms to suit desirable purchaser. 1 FOR RENT—Three or four unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. AU conven- WiLSON BROS. ARTHUR M. REID WADDELL & PRICE iences. Weet 751-J. 101 EMPIRE BUILDING. PHONE .rhf 8313. IVY 6234. 1017 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE IVY 5922. 306 CANDLER BLDG.

A r INEWSPAPERif NEWSPAPER! Page Twelve. THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA^ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1914.

I event such as the Shrine convention to arouse some of the property owners-,to MORTUARY the necessity of it. . . , LODGE NOTICES Adele" P/eases Good Audience [ATLANTA'S SIR1DES It. will be a big undertaking to get this system under operation in rort> days, but telegraphic orders have been A. regular -convention of M. L. Connor, Griffin. placed for all the necessary equip- Empire lodge. No. 4T, K. ment, and • the various departments At the Atlanta Theater Griffin, Ga., April 1.—(Special.)— of P.. will' be held at After an illness of six weeks M. L^ FROM DAY;TO DAY concerned in its installation are bend- Castle hall. Riser building., Connor, one of the oldest and most ing- eveyy effort to complete the JOD | this (Thursday) evening. highlv esteemed citizens of Griffin, so that the Shriners will get the most J April 2. at 8 o'clock sharp, "Adele/' the sprightly and tuneful system in New York, with stage license that died last night at the home of his son, favorable impression possible of the f Rank of Esquire. has not been Interfered with. It-shows the Colonel 'TV C. Connor, representative Atlanta was given a big boost as the. city. • . • : By order of: operatta which .was presented at the attempt of a. headquarters detective from Spaldlng county. The death of natural .center for the agricultural Property Exchange- . W. W. BL.ASSINGATME. C. C. Atlanta; theater last nig-ht, delighted a frame up on crook who has Just been Mr. Con-nor, who for many years was implement and mahinery. trade for the Charles r* Greene, of the Smith & T. P. HANBURY. K. of R. & S. Employees' Profit released 'from Sing-- Sine, with the idea of connected with the police department southeast Wednesday afternoon, when Bwing agency, and G. M. McKmnOn 'airly good"-sized audience. putting the man back in prison on fixxed-up and held Several prominent and re- the John Deere Plow company, of At- for Mrs. L/M. Bailey to Dr. • A regular communication "Adele" is one o'£ the most uniformly charges. How an honest Inspector "double- lanta. through Secretary and Manager, N. -M. Armstrong the southwest corner T crosses" the crooked cop and saves the ex- sponsible positions in the community, of Fulton lodge, N o. 216, Sharing Sales runeful of musical production's and is convict Is melodramatic and interesting:. was a source of deep sorrow through- W. H. Stentz, closed a contract with I of North avenue and Myrtle street, a Free and Accepted Masons. out the city. Mr. Connor "was born in E. D. Duncan for a twenty-year lease i frame residence on a lot 100x1 o, with by no means dependent on one or two There are other good numbers. •will be held in Masonic Marietta in 1849 and came to Griffin on a five-story building, to be erected I „ --100-foo- - t frontage on —Pittma— n place. temple at S o'clock this airs for its popularity. There are ff' 1 soon afterwards, where he lived for immediately, facing 175 feet on Nelson for $12,500, the purchaser giving in (Thursday) evening. The Another Budget q.uite a fe.w .which o*ie is certain to The Irish Millionaire.'* laixty-one years. In 1872 he was mar- street and running buck to the system part payment a cottage on a lot 50x100 . Entered Apprentice degree remember and to whistle as he leaves (At the Columbia.) ried to Miss Lau ra Sherri 11, of th is or tracks recentiv Installed by the at 117 Rhodes street valued at $^,oOO/j .lace. Surviving the deceased are Southern railway and the Atlanta, Bir- ^ ^Vew Apartment Bulldlns. \ will be -conferred. All candidates for ;he theater. The beat bill of the season is on at the A x"'cantoTTVnl"architect;""ia draw-; initiation and those for examination of Bargains Columbia this week. George Milton and :hree sons. W. H. Connor, B. H. Con- mingham and Atlantic railroad to A. NA.. CantonCanton, mthe ^rc*""architect1 vti-_^_, is draw -» ' are requested to present themselves The costuming of the play is one of, Jennie Del mar are featuring in the funniest nor and W. C. Connor, of Griffin, and serve the property included in what is ing plans for a $60.000 apartmenfr t T TNDEB 'our newly inau- its most attractive features. burlesque they hav« ever attempted in "The one daughter. Mrs. J- D. Phillips, of known as the Walker and Nelson house, which F. E. Mackle and T. L,- promptly. A cordial invitation is ex- Irish , Millionaire." The bill has several Titton* Funeral services over the body streets development. Swift will erect at the southwest cor- tended to alJ duly qualified brethren The plot, stressed so much in the ad- to attend. V-' gurated Profit-Sharing vance notices of the Rlay, is really •audevllle features which appeal to theater- ofiBfr. Connor -were conducted from the The building: is to be of mill con- ner of Juniper and Third streets. The goers, and the dance of Mildred Kelley IB residence this * afternoon by Revs. G. struction, with 16.000 square feet to | building will be erected on a lot lOOx By order of; Plan, our salespeople—in there. It is a sure enough plot with making a hit of the season. F. Venable and J. E. Sammons. with the floor, or a total of 80,000 square 140, wihich the builders have leased JOSEPH H. L.EAV1TT. just a faint—a very faint—touch Of the interment at Oak Hill cemetery. feet. It is being erected, especially to from Mrs. Bertha M. Swift for a period i Worshipful Master. addition to regular salary the risque to give it the proper appeal. meet the neejjs of the John Deere com- ' of twenty-five years. The building: will j W. S. RICHARDSON", Secretary. At times the situations are gripping in NEW TURN IN ARKANSAS James Robert Pagett. pany, and In, accordance with plans be three stories hig-h. of solid brick — get a bonus on their their dramatic interest. But after the drawn by O. A. Eckerman, the head j construction, and will contain eighteen A regular communication show is over and all has ended happily TO SENATORIAL CONTEST The funeral of James Robert Pagett, of their architectural department, apartments. ' 1 of Pythagoras lodge. No. 41, for all concerned, it is the music one who died Tuesday morning? will be who has h,ad John C. Battle, the local, The Mackie-Crawford Construction t Free and Accepted Masons, sales. , held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. will be held in Masonic remembers. architect, associated with him in this | company has the contract for the con- This week of special Little Kock, Ark., April 1.—A new from the First Methodist church, of work. Contract • for the erection of I Struction work. temple, Decatur Ga.. this "Close Your Eyes," ""When the Little turn was given the senatorial contest which Mr. Pagett was a member. Rev. the 'building haa been let to Gude &! (Thursday) evening, April. 2, sales illustrates the work- Birds Are Sleeping," "Gay Soldier between Senator James P. Clarke and H. M. DuBose and Rev. S. R. Belk will Co., and the construction of the build- 1914. at S o'clock. The Boy," "The Clock Is Striking Ten." Judge William F. Kirby today when officiate and the followining will act ing will begin as soon as the necessary Entered Apprentice degree will be ' ings of the Profit-Sharing "Honeymoon With You"—these and "William G. Hutton, secretary of the as pallbearers: Dr. J. M. Crawford, J. excavation can be made. Work trains conferred by our regular junior war- state democratic committee, refused to D McCarty P.. C. Townsend, Hobart will be put on this at Once. den, W. B. Gibson. Candidates for more, and then "Adele, Oh, Adele!" accept the certified vote from Poinaett Rogers, E. B. Stuart. T. N". Stewart, H. Plan. In its operation, The play is presented by a company J Business Increases Rapidly. ' pxamination will -Please be on hand countv. The vote as certified by Chair- C. Fisher "W. W. Heatcm, I* M. Brand early. A large attendance is desired. customers observe a of very fair capabilities. John Park man Going, of Poinsett county, gives and W. L. Peel. Interment will be in 'Since the organization of the John All Masons duly qualified are frater- in the leading role is splendid. Hand- Clarke the nomination. Witho.ut the Stone Mountain, Those who -will at- Deere Plow company, of Atlanta, in ; nally invited. quickened and a more in- some in appearance, with a fine stage Poinsett vote • performance this week. Mrs. MarV E. Griffin, widow of the Georgia, Florida, Alabama, South Caro- after the passage of the Sullivan anti- lina, east Tennessee and western TROY'S BEST PRODUCT Kniglits of Columbus, are requested Hand-Drawn Art Tayl Pierpont, and weapon law in New York state, where late Rev, S. H. Griffin, of Hampton, to assemble at No. 49 Crew' street this clever comp .ny of players present the three- Ga., died Tuesday night at 10:30 o'clock North Carolina. The business of the Sold by Daxtiel Bros. Co. (Thursday) morning at 8:30 o'clock to act playlet. "Thf* System," as one of the hit: no citizen can buy a revolver without immediately, after an attack of acute Atlanta company has grown until now The sketch deals with police a permit. 4S Fenctitree St. attend in a body the funeral of Mr. Linens at Half of the «easn indigestion in Jjuthersville, Ga.. at the it has branches in Jacksonville, Knox- Charles J. Campbell at the Church of home of her daughter, Mrs. Gus Wil- ville and Montgomery, travels seven- LL-LINKN SCARFS and liams. She was 71 years old and quite teen men, and has a local office and the Immaculate Conception. prominent. Surviving- her are two warehouse force of fifty-four men, By order of: Squares. Beautiful hand- sons Dr W S. "Wood, of Hampton, and with a pay roll of over $11,000 per JOSEPH H. HINBS, £. K. A E. H. 'Wood, of Roswell. Ga., and one month. The business has .already G-^ORGE P, FL.YNT, R. S. el r a w h wo r k ; some of the daughter. Funeral services will be reached limits which strain the accom- held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the modation of the present quarters, but anitarium.* Book on • object Partnership DlBMolved. .squares also hand-embroidered. Hampton Methodist church and inter- •with the occupation of the new build- • Frme. DR. B. M. WOOLUEY. 1 -N, Victor The firm of Cowan-ilozley Co., re- Blood Troubles Vanish ment will be in the Hampton cemetery. I SuitftrinnL, Atlanta. G*orol*. ing, which is expec-ted to be completed tail grocers, 270 N. Boulevard, has dis- Scarfs are 18x45 and 18x54 by Aug-ust 1, -M-ana-ger Stentz is conti- solved partn ersh i p. Mr. M. W. Cowan inches.. Squares are 30. 45, 54 Joseph Linton dent that even greater increases in retiring from the 'business. 1 will re- business will result. SPECIAL. NOTICE. ceip-t 1 or all money due and pay all and 72 inches. On sale like Mr. Joseph Linton Np>sb.it died early The construction of this larg-e, ware- bills of the Cowan-Mozley Oo, Wednesday morning at his home, 44 house is believed to be only the begin- State of Iowa, Office of Auditor o E. G. MOZLET. As If By Magic Westwood avenue, after an illness of State, Des Moines. this: ning of an active building- revival " three days. He is survived by his Atlanta, and it is rumored that a I Insurance Department. $2.00 values, 98c. widow, one child, his seven brothers number of other developments may he John J. Bleakly, Auditor. FUNERAL NOTICES. and one sister. He was a member of expected at an early date in the W*I- ,7. H. Byrnes, Deputy. $2.50, values, $1.24. the Battle Hill lodge. Free and Ac- ker street section. C. S. Byrkit, Chief Clerk. Remarkable Remedy That Drives Every Particla cepted Masons for seven years. He To the Members of the National Life CAMPBELL.—The funeral oC Mr. $5.00 values, $2.48. was in the employ of the E- L.. Adams White lAKhtH for Shrinem. Association of Des Moines: Charles J. Campbell will take place company. The funeral will be held The Union depot and* the Terminal The undersigned, the Auditor of State from Church of the Immaculate Con- $7.50 values, $3.48. of Poison Completely Out of Your this monning at 10:45 o'clock from &he station will be connected by a "White of the State of Iowa, takes great pleas- ception this morning at 9:30 o'clock. residence. Interment will be in the Way." as a result of the action of ure in recommending1 the members and Interment at West View. Carriages $10.50 values, $4.48, old Philadelphia cemetery. property owners and the county Com- indorsing' the newly-elected board of leave ,chapel of P. J. Bloomfield Co., (Main Floor, Left Aisle.) Entire System. mission at its regular meeting v ester- directors of the National L.lfe Asso- at S:45 a. m. Mrs. L. Armstrong. day. ciation—Judge J. P. Hewitt. E. T- Mere- Lights -will be. installed and burning dith. E. H. Hunter and' Harry F: Gross, ANGLLX—-The friends of Mr. Robert U The body of Mrs. L. Armstron^. by the time the 'Shriners arrive. all, gentlemen of the strictest integrity Anglin. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. AngHn and mother of Mrs. W. C. Blauvelt. for- The Second Ward Improvement club and remarkable business ability espe- family are invited to attend the funeral nierly of Atlanta, but now of Cairo, Ill- has been anxious that the route be- cially adapted to the work of success- of Robert J,. AngrJln, this (Thursday/ will arrive in Atlanta lor burial at 7:35 tween the depot...... s • ----and th—e -----new ----court -- . fully conducting the affairs of the as- at 11 ::JO a. m.. from the First Baptist o'clock this evening. It will be con- house sihow up to the best advantage sociatiori. church. Con yens, Ga. Remains will Foulards 69c veyed to Barclay & Brandon's chapel. to the • many thousand Shriners that Under the management of Judge .T. leave union depot at T :30 a. m. Pall- The funeral arrangements have not ^"V," ,1 S..e J?e.. re in Ma>'-'- P.. Hewitt,, who was one of the organ- bearers are requested to meet at Harry yet been completed. Mrs. Armstrong, n. R. Otis, representing the club, and | izers of the association and has its best G. Poole's at 6 a. m. sharp. PRIL, SHOWERS will not •when living in Atlanta, made her home Reuben JR. Arnold, representing"" th . interests at heart. I have every confi- spot these foulards. The at 108 Forrest avenue. property owners, have been working i dence that the future prospects of 'the COX—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. A on this nratter for some time, and the association are brighter than ever be- D. Cox and family are invited • to at- designs include dainty sprays Mrs. Leslie L. Johnson. action of» the county commissioners fore and trust that all the members tend the funeral of their infant son, yesterday assures the immediate com- will give their loyal support and co- K. D., Jr.. this (Thursday) morning and bud?, spaced figures and Mrs. Leslie L. Johnson, aged 25 years, . pletion of this work. operation to the end that his ambitions at 10 o'tfluck, from the late residence, Strength, Power, Accomplishment are all Typified in S. S. S. died Wednesday morning at 11 o clock Contracts have been let for the poles,' and hopes for the .future of the asso- 7-M' Woodward avenue. Interment at regulation patterns.. Staple'col- at nor residence. 221 Bryan street. She and bids for the installation of same 13 ciation will be more than realized, Sylvester cemetery. Carriages will orings and the newest spring- Blood troubles often become so deeply, remains a medical influence, it keeps iiss 9U.Isurvive vi veud bw yv heIIKIr hus.band11 u=,JL>(iJiu.. A-T-. _W*• •. wiU He closed In the next day or so. JOH.V I,. BLEAKL.Y. leave the parlors of Harry G. Pools at steadily at preserving -the natura1 Johnson, two children, her mother, Mrs. This p r o j ec t was s ta r t ed fou r y ea.rs Auditor of State. rooted in the glands and interstices of the I • -.-=- Anderson, one sister and three aigo by the ward club, but it took an 9. a. m. shades. Our entire stock of 85^ De n March 25th, 13.14. . tissues, that only a most searching remedy function of the blood to give healthy ma- | brothers. Fuiieral^will (. __ ^J^ this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the res- JOHNSON*—The friends of Mr. and and Si foulards is included at wjj] dislodge them. There are many rea- terial for that which has broken down. idence, and irtterment win follow in Mrs. A. W. Johnson, 'Mrs. Joele Ander- this profit-sharing price of 6qc. sons why S. S. S. is this remedy. To be- Sylvester cemetery. son. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Farlow, Charles, (Main Floor, Left.) KNOWN by RESULTS. George and Desmond Anderson are in- gin with the'ingredients of which S. S. S. Mrs. Mary L. Fields. vited to attend the funeral of Mrs. is composed are of vegetable extraction. This is not a 'theoretical essay. It is ; MADDOX PROPERTY A. W. Johnson, this (Thursday) after- a simple statement of physiological laws Mrs. Mary t,. Fields, aeed 43 years, noon at 2:30 from the residence, 2U1 For this reason they are readily passed : ,r . -_5 ' . & , died Wednesday morning at 6 o clock On next Tuesday (legal sal« day), at 10 o'clock, we are going- Bryan street. Interment at • Sylvester through the walls of both the stomach and known results. There is scarcely a at private sanitarium. She resided cemetery. Carriages leave the Sale of Silk to sell before the courthouse door, a splendid piece of semi-central •'parlors of Harry G. Poole at 1:15. and the intestines. Thus it goes directly community in the entire United States ^East End^ ^^"{nj^v^chn- but what has its staunch supporter of dren. The body is at Poole's chapel. property on the corner of Pratt and Moore streets, just back of the j frionds of Mr. Dresses $16.75 into the blood circulation and its action 1 i a r ra ns ments wil1 be com S. S. S. There is a host of men and wo- C. McCar- is relatively the same as that.of the other PTMed ?afe r ~ " ' ^ " i Grady Hospital. The property has a splendid depth, an'alley on id Mrs. W. W. Mc'Carter, Mr. Values to $30 blood materials. men who struggled for years with some the side, and if built up in houses would outrent anything in Atlanta, [and .1. 'N. McCarter, Mrs. C. F. form of skin trouble Such as eczema, Mrs. Mary E. Fouse. Kal^rn-o ITI McCarter, M"rs. S, K. McCarter and Mr. THIS Is IMPORTANT. The titles are perfect, and terms are half cash, balancDaiance in and Mrs H c- Bradloy are invited to O P T Chiffon Taffetas, psoriasis, or acne; there is a legion of Mrs. Mary E. Fouse, 27 years, attend the funeral of Mr. Thomas S. "We derive all sustenance from our food ' twelve months, with 6 per cent interest. people trho cured themselves of some McCarter. this f Thursday I morning at S charming- Crepe or gaseous, state mie conditions and all forms of rheuma- j "leted later. FORREST & GEO. ADAIR' BROTHERTO-X—The friends of Mr. R. extended shoulders, lace ves- as in the air we breathe. All of these va- 1 Li. Brotherton, Mrs. W. H. Brotherton, tism, is sufficient to convince anyone that j Mrs. A. E. GreVtllef Griffin. . Messrs. W. M.. C. K., F. M., E. L,. and ious food materials are converted into ( H. P. Brotherton are invited to attend tees, Incroyable and flat col- 8. S. S. is a natural blood remedy and Griffin. Ga.. April 1.— (Special.) — l ubstances which are selected from the l Funeral services for Mrs. Alg-ernon B. | ' the funeral ot Mr. R. 1... Brotherton to- lars, etc. Black and colors. bound to drire out all impurities. 1 STORAGE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS I morrow (Friday) afternoon a-t 3 lood stream to make up the constructive J Grevill.T^-,e^ wer.- -- e^- helv-I d• to'da^1y avt, 2r-Vt o'clocT»otk' t jyo> v«u navhav'e^ o-njanyi Ideivi^ua. uoif £>LUstorinI nifgt ,v^uyou»r householriuu^cnvjiud egood u*j\if>s ww et nivivinvit^e juyou Utu 'ociocKlock,. irofrom tnthe resicitsncresidence 0o1f iviraMra. Ww. Xone worth less than $23.50. Ther« ian t a well stocked drug or de- e rE€> SC C issues and frame work of the body.! And t ...... !V 5f' A' ^ £o £,?£tin ^ *S?6 ' rereer " Inspect all three of our buildings before doing: so. Our buildings are built! H. Brotherton, 233 South Forsyth street, Many worth $30 ;-mo?t of them partment store anywhere in America but k. B. Andrews conducting "J .£ ®t ' specially for the storing of household goods'; we store no merchandise or goods ; his brothers acting as pallbearers. Rev. fast as they keep building up, just as y tnat „_. , . . •whatvudit, hauttas solaw*du SK>. Sw. Sw. continuousli,vj*miuuuoijy yeajca r o^£Uajf Ki!tillll cemeterCemeterj,v. Mrairss, Grevillirrevnie wa**a.sa ', _ rats anrpaKnnnhlpd mice coul. , Wd o livhav*e on- nn. pYou f Irfi-nt-nnr goodfs araneH weltwnl takeelow-hm-ninon care of- . K.iOu Hri r_'.rrmri | Luket aGt. OJohnsoM klandn- nemetervwill officiate. Limousine. Inter-s splendid $.25 values. Choice apidly do all of these materials turn in- : j ratet s are reasonable. - We have one fire-proof and two slow-burning build- j -ment at Oakland- cemetery. Limousines after'year. Jt is the most generally rec- formerly Miss Hermpine Nail. 1 ings. i will leave Barclay & Brandon Co. at o body wastes to be excreted. But with $16.75. (Dresses, Second Floor.) ommended remedy known. a goodly share of humans, these wastes Robert L. Anglin. THE JOHN J. WOODSIDE STORAGE COMPANY Not a drop of minerals is used, in this NISBET—The friends arid relatives of re not properly thrown out and they Robert I... Anglin. 3-months-oJd son 135.7 BEDL STREET. % 7 q 47 wnf^rrwncvn famous preparation, and it is thus a re- of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Anglin, died PHONES: BELL, IVY' 2037; ATLANTA 1113. Mr. and Mrs. J. Linton Nisbet, Dr. J. R. bus remain Wednesday morning at 11 o clock at Nisbet, Messrs. Howard, John, Alonza, $6 Matched §ets medy that anyone can safely use and can. he residence, 52 Wyman street. The Cheslie, Carl, Oliver, Mack and Theron A PERIL to HEALTH. honestly and conscientiously? urge his best body will be taken to Copyers, Ga., j Nisbet and Mrs. J. B. McFadden are in- / Combination ) this"morning for funeral and Interment. vited to attend the funeral of J. Linton Here is where S. S. S. enters to assist friend to use it. For this reason when Nisbet this (Thursday) morning at 10 I Gown and )" o'clock from the residence, 44 Weat- he blood stream to more adequately per- you ask for a bottle of S. S. S. do not bp Mr. McCarter*s Funeral. wood -avenue. Pallbearers: J. O. / Petticoat ) 'orm the function of supplying pure talked into something "just as good/* ! The funeral of Thomas S, McCarter. WEYMAN AND CONNORS Chambers, J. R. Langford. C. P. Hun- >lood in the arteries and carrying off the as you will certainly be fooled and de- who died Tuesday, will .be held at 10 ter, W. H. Moore, R. S. Lorance, J. M. RESH, attractive Sets, each o'clock this morning from Poole s Sanders, elders. Interment at Phila- rasts material through the1 veins. Na- ceived. FIRST MORTGAGES ON ATLANTA REAL ESTATE delphia church, in Clayton county. chapel. Interment - will be In Wes.t Train will leave Terminal station at F in its own tissue wrappings .urally an assimilable Temedy, S. S. S. not^ S. S. S. is prepared only in the labor- View. Established 1890 . Trust Company of Georgia Bldg. 12:20 o'clock. and separate box. Made of fine mly haa a prompt medicinal effect, but atory of the Swift Specific Co., 468 Swift Cotton Ginned in Dodge. nainsooks: one style trimmed' unlike food,, it is not changed, it is not Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. Eastman. Ga,, April '!.— (Special.)— with Point d'Esprit laces; the converted by the liver, it is not burned up And anyone who is afflicted with any The report of the director of census Funeral Directors. 246 Ivy St. n the lungs or tissues by oxidation. On form of blood trouble, may write for free announcing: the number of bales or G. H. BRABTD01V. K. M. OHAKDOK. other with Picot edge embroid- cotton ginned in the various counties Prertacmt. Vle« Prcaltf tmt, eries. Ribbon run. ;he contrary, it continues to circulate in advice on the best method of using S. S. in Georgia from the 1913 crop shows J. W. AWTBY. 9eer. •»« Treu. :he myriad of cells in the interstices of S. together .with helpful advice on other that there were ginned in Dodg.e county 34. SOS bales, as against 22,617 :he tissues until it gradually works its matters. This department has been of bales in 1912, an Increase for 1913 of way out through the skin or the kidneys. incalculable benefit to a host of thank- 11 886 'bales. Dods^ county ranks New Styles White Linens eleventh in the entire *tate In. the pro- And all the time it is an active agent, it ful people during the past half century. duction of cotton, only ten counties having produced a larger number or Should be brought .to the Public Attention in Crisp, fresh, clean Near Half-Price bales than Dodge. Good Booklets. /~* H OIO E white linens V> , for suits, 'waists and Now is the Logical time for you to get out Kennesaw dresses are priced at abo«t STOP SWEETS IF that Advertising Literature. half arid less because they CARL SUGGS DISAPPEARS To get the best results you must have your Biscuit 5c are odd pieces and slightly KIDNEYSJORRY YOU printing printed by Printers that Know How. soiled. Choose from Last seen in Atlanta near Terminal Sta- A poorly printed booklet -is worse than none In the Red Padtagw 350 linen pongee, igc. tion, January 25, at 10 a. m. Take Buchu Mixed With Jum- at all and reflects on your Business. F. «. BW>CK CO.. ATLANTA $1 linen crepe. 490. Mother prostrated. per if Your Back Hurts or Let us show you what GOOD PRINTERS 650 heavy linen crepe, 390, Bladder Troubles You. 750 French suiting linen, 390. Any person having seen him since his WE ARE. 750 Webb's Irish linen, 490. disappearance will confer a great favor - No man or woman wno ea.Lg »wt;ci,a Pho»e Main Two Six Hundred. Whera hundreds baw bten cured I* Uu $1.75 Irish suiting linen, or suear or candy regularly can make afe place t . _ _ _ upon relatives and friends by communicat- a mistake by flushing the kidneys with $1.25. Buchu mixed with Juniper, says a well- M EM CURED knowri authority. Foote & Davies Company I successfully treat NERVE, BLaOD $2.50 to $3 heavy embroid- ing with me or his mother, Airs. C. F. Suggs, When the urine. becomes cloudy, the nd Skin DiBease.. " E" bladder irritated; when you have an ered linen, 48 inches. g8c. Five Seconds From Five-Points -:-'-l Boras »od Acut* (White Goods, Main Floor, Left.) Manchester, Ga. unusual flow of urine, scalding, drib- ''-'- Trouble*. PILES *nd bling, straining or too frequent pas- % FISTULA. Kidney. sage from the bladder—your head and Blxtfdcr and Citron- DESCRIPTION—Height, 5 feet; age, 21 hack aches—your ankles or eyelids are ic Diteawi. ' swollen, spots before the eyes, leg $1 to $2.50 cramps, shortness of breath, sleepless- •dvice free. Do not years; light brown hair, inclined to curl; fair complexion, delaj. You m*J &r- Ratines at ness and despondency, dizzy spells, and «DII« weekly or gray eyes and at the time he left home he wore a blue coat, if weather is bad you have rheumatism, JOEL HUNTER & jontiily Daymen C*. try the following: Get from any reliable tio detention from REAT news, this. , The druggist, a 14-oz. bottle of Stuart's business. FREE stf« gray trousers, gray hat and black overcoat and black Buchu and Juniper Compound. Take a vie* an* Mnfirtea. G popular Ratines in the spoonful after meals. D,rink plenty of CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Ual treatment iy a r t ta larly lleenw* smart rough and touseled ef- shoes. He is a bookkeeper. Weighs 120 pounds. Little water Better drop the use of sugar apectaliit. 1 un 1 and sweets. In a day or so your kid- KgaiuEt blgb and ex* fects for suits, coats and skirts. finger of right hand is badly scarred from a cut. neys will act fine and natural. Stuart's —-^™—_ tcrUouate f « e • Buchu- mixed and compoundedv with tj^VKtl ^y gome physicians and tpeclalUU. Choice of many patterns, all Juniper has been used for years to FOR LIQUOR and DRUG USERS My feci *» very la* for treating Catarrbal Any person having seen him since date mentioned clean out impurities from the kidneys Oiiortfers and simple diwaws. new this season. New designs A scientific treatment which has cured half a For Blood PofMH I use the latest dlaco»- and bladder, also to neutralize the uric million in the past thirty-three years, and the crlea. ilany' cases cured with on* treatment. and new shades, as well as the please write me. acids in the blood and urine so it no one treatment which has. stood the severe test - For Derfuu* and re!!«x troubles I UM longer irritates, thus ending all kid- of time. Administered by medical experts at tyapti Competmd combined wlLh ny dlract staple colors. Amazing values A. L: FLYNN, ney and bladder weakness and curing Diabetes. Stuart'a Buehu and Juniper the. KeeTey Institute only. For full particulars Horn:' 0 a.m. to T p.to-: Sunday 10 ta L. : at 690, • write the only KEEUEY INSTITUTE in the DR. UC&HE8, Sp«*I*iUt- Clerk "Chestnut Camp, Woodmen of the World. is a fine kidney and bladder regulator State of Georgia 16V, N. Broad Street, Just a few- doors front and has helped thousands of sufferers ?lUrieUa St.. Opposite Tblrd Nat'l Bank. when most every other medicine failed 229 Woodward A ve., Mania, Atlanta. Ceoriia. JV M. RICH & BROS. CO. Box 22, Manchester, Ga. to help or cure.—(adv.)