GEORGIA GEORGIA PRODUCTS DAY PRODUCTS DAT EDITION THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION EDITION Daily ••* SnOnr. carrier Jcllverjr. 13 «w«t» weekly. Vol. XJ.VI.~No. 155. ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 18, ,1913. TWENTY, PAGES. *!»•!« c»»I«* «• «k* «*r**t» *mt «t •etnatuda. • «•»*» ALL GEORGIA DINES TODAY GEORGIA PRODUCTS DAY! EVERY HOUR BRINGS HUERTA ON FOOD GROWN IN GEORGIA NEARER TO HIS COLLAPSE; PRESIDENT HE CAN'T STAND PRESSURE Washington, Having Put ASKS EARLY BLOCKADE the Mill in Motion, Is Calmly Waiting for Dicta- IN STAJEJPBER WILL SEAT 1, OF MEXICAN PORTS tor to'Be Crushed. NO SUMMARY ACTION Nation's Chief Executive Largest Dinner Ever Staged BY UNITED STATES EXPECTED AT PRESENT Declares That Georgia Is in the State Will Take Setting an Exaniple for the Place at 7 O'Clock To- Opinion General in Mexico If Crisis Is Forced That Other States of the Union. night. City That Such Action FARMS Will Result in the United AND Will Be Ordered by Wash- States Taking Drastic 78 TOWNS AND CITIES ALBERT HOWELL TO FACTORIES ington Administration. WILL HOLD BANQUETS BE THE TOASTMASTER Steps, It Will Be Caused Mexico City, November 17 —Organi - by Some Action of General zation of President Huerta s new con- Huerta. Reports Received at Head- Mrs. John Marshall Slaton grress was completed todav when enough senators wei e gathered to quarters of State Chamber Is Preparing the Beaten form a quorum in the upper house. Washington, November 17—That the General Francisco iPronces was chosen United States, fn its (policy toward the Indicate That the Whole Biscuits With Her Own temporary chairman of the senate and Piovislon.il gov eminent In Mexico, is committee on credentials was ap- content to await the outcome of the State Is Enthusiastic. Hands—Elaborate Menu. pointed A similar committee of the steady pressure being- exerted to bring chamber of deputies today began the about the downfall of the Huerta re- gime was apparent today In official The largest and most elaborate din- work of revising the deputies' creden- The Wblte House, ner ever staged in the south will be tials, and there is nothing to indicate •Circles here Exciting rumors from that the formal opening of congi ess Mexico Citv wholly failed to ruffle the n. C., November 17, 1013.—r. J. held ait the Auditorium- Armoiy to- <. aim confidence of President Wilson Hnden, President Georprln Chamber night as Atlanta's part in the state- next Thmrsdtty will be postponed. or^ Secretary of State Bryan wide celebration of Georgia Pioducts President Hueita talked tonight in- of Commerce, \tlnntn, Ga.i I wlnh "The mills of the gods grind slowlj ' day. formally to the membeis of his staff was the declaration of one thigh official the Georgia Chamber of Commerce There will be from 1,000 to 1 500 and a few peisonal friends regarding of the g-overnraent in discussing the e^ery sncoeaa. Your orpranlzntlon diners on the main floor of the Audi- developments The president was not torium, while the boxes and galleries the possibilities of intervention by the ban a srrent opportunity to do con- United States He intimated that he at all aroused by reports that Mr will be filled with ladies to hear the O'Shaughnessy, the American charge structive work In the development would be ready to i esist such a step o* tile agricultural resources of speaking d'affaires!! was about to quit Mexico The doors of the leceptlon hall will Blockade of Ports Expected. Citj, and it was stated that no orders Georgrla. The farmer has not been open at 6 30 o'clock, and promptly at 7 nerved as he might and nhonld lie. The opinion is e^cpi eased in various had been given elthei to Mr. O'Shaugh- o'clock the actual dinner will begin circles here that the United States will nessy 01 John Lind, at Vera Cru7, to JLe,t Georgia set an example In this The first course will be on tlie table leave Mexico Rumors that the Ameri- truly prrcnt and IntcIIlsreut work for steaming hot when the big doors are soon inaugurate a blockade of Mexican ports. Rumor has ^it that President can embassy would be closed within relaying: the foundations of wealth opened op the stioke of 7, and if a 48 hours were characterised in offlciil anil prosperity In the United State«, man gets there later expecting1 this, Wilson would be content with such an sources as "fakes " action and might even peimit the em- I take pleasure In nppljlncr for like former dinners, to t>e 20 minutes EnU of Huerta Expected. bassy to remain In Mexico City until membership In the Georgia Chamber late, he will have only himself to The president told callers during of Commerce. blame for the mistake It was origi- an open rupture occurred the day that while there had been woonnow nally intended to limit the dinner to The German minister, Admual Von some change.In the Mexican relations 1,000 tickets, but as the sales con- The More the Feed, the More the Milk! HintKP, summoned tonight the heads as to persons, there had been no essen- tinued, and hundreds more of Atlan- of the more important German com- tial change in the circumstances to With the good wishes of Piesident tans desired to be piesent, it was de- which he ihad referred the other dav Woodrow Wilson, wired to the head of meicial houses and asked them to give cided yesterday afternoon at the him inventories of shipments expected- as geeming favorable to a solution of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce yes- meeting of the general committee in the difficulties The president, It is terday, Georgia Products day opens au- the chamber of commerce hall to in- Blood Given In Vain He explained that he would then be said, is confident that the financial spiciously. Revised reports last night crease the number of tickets. It nec- FINED $11 FOR KILLING in a position better to guard their in- Jwycott of the Huerta regime by the indicated that exactl%r seventy-eight essary, up to 1,500 All who have not terests in. case of a blockade United States and the great foreign cities would observe the day in the jet obtained tickets and who desire to In Effort to Save Genera,! Huerta resumed (business at poweis will be a powerful factor in manner laid down bv the state organi- attend the dinner, can, therefore, still •the national palace today, apparently bringing about the end of Hueita. sation. be supplied at the Elkin drug store, HER BROTHER-IN-LAW credi. heil it VcUac w hei e Vice President Body Badly Bruised. cided upon yesterday The Salvation "You are tiying to do something by Reports of meeting of creditors of the Fair- Jl IN. I Mc.l1u of tht Geoigia Cham- His majesty has also instructed the The possibility of an interruption of bei if (.ninuii i It, in charge of the officers to avoid visiting families Army, the United Charities and other resolution which is governed by the burn Marble company, wherein H Js stated the- lailioad communication between aiiui^enunts this citv is working where these dances are favored An bodies were asked to send volunteeis code and by an oidinance," he reminded that the Fairburn Banking compaity Is the the Citv of MP-VICO and the seaport of 1 Piltsbuig Pa November 17—-The holder of $37 B27 07 of unsecured notes of the alons: Hit line - uilu-xted b> the Geor- actress of the roy«i-l theater in Berlin for a blood transfusion operation, council ''Now I would suggest that Vera Cruz, which is now practically gia Chamber of Ccmmtrce was advised todiaj bv Colant Georg Von bodv of Mrs Mayrne Greineiaen, aged which the physicians decided was the bankrupt marble company, would seem to do Hue'son-Baeseler, imperial director of 35 wife of Oliver Greineisen, a West you fret this thi&r up in proper shape " Injustice to the management of the banking V, A\ cross is to nm as unique a cel- the theaters, not to paitlcipate in a only means of saving- Miss Thomas' ebia*ion as Opoifria has ever seen In End drug cleik, was found late to- life No fit subjects were found among And the maySr's suggestion was company, aa the reports fail to state the fact a clever oiirnU hf-ickd "Tall Doings," ta.ng-0 tournament. day lying face-downward on a cinder that these notes are secured by the indorse- announcement of the biggest bait of the applicants. heeded. Instead of granting a permit pile in. the cellar of C A, Givens' "Frnt" Men Offered Blood. to the Calhoun estate on the resolu- ment of one man, who Is worth a near halt Weather Prophecy home eats you P\ er wrapper your hun- pharmacv, in the south side Prac- million besides two other individual indorse- grj frame ajound has been made and The young woman's mother then tion adopted at a previous meeting, FAIR. a greo-t crowd is expected ticd.lv nude the body was scratched communicated with Francis E. Scott, a council amended the measure to con- ments. P and bruised The woman's left eye was Under the law, the bank Js classed as an Monster Banquet at >Iacon. member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraterni- form to the law. unsecured creditor because It has no mort- Macon, under the leadership of Pres- discolored and her hair dishevelled. ty at Columbia and a friend of the sick Both salary bills vetoed by Mayor gage, collateral or property of the bankrupt A Georgia Paper— Michael«L Sweeney, a drug clerk em- Georgia—Fair Taeaday and Wednes- ident E W Stetson and Secretary E girl. Scott hurried to the hospital, but Woodward will go to the salary com- is security, which would deprive It of a day. H Hv man -will have a monster turn- plov ed in the Givens* pharMacv, was ar- his blood did not stand the test. Then mittee Chairman John S Candler vote In the meeting, of creditors to appoint cut at night U\ erv thm« that can lested in the store a few minutes after trustees to .manage the estate of the marble o^osr Bibo countv pioducts will be A Georgia the fraternity spirit asserted itself, stated, before action was taken on the company. &oe«I Repcrt. usec' thi-oughou*- j.nd all pruests will the discovery Sweeney, very nervous, and three brother "fraf men. Pinker- vetoed measures, that the salary com- Lowest temperature 43 •wei- something made in "Macon Product said Mrs Gieineison had entered the ton, Thomas E Huser and Ashley Dick- mittee, regardless of the action of the j Highest temperature 64 Bv romville will have a Doolj cc.arpe'\ less Notable In everv citv ' "I voted to sustain the mayor be- od of the Southland's history. The authorities doubt the story told finishing his college course. He lives cause I considered both salaiy prop- - Ambitious workers -with Abilene, cloudy. 70 76 .00 there -n-ilJ l be severii local soeakers of! It has grown with the business by S\v eenev as to Mrs tireineison's ap- in Duluth, Minn. Atlanta, oleai 07 64 .00 notat . r)8 58 Decatur—N ivh Brovles Day. the back Blood had been flowing from high rank there in dramatic and lit- month He said that he voted with ton, feeding by others' toil Knoxville, olear . 52 . °° They believe its printed word the woman's mouth antf tne body was erary circles. She was a member of 5S '.00 Doujlas,viIl»_g^s'js-y I Britain Wiluams. the mayor because he believed it no and seeking the flame that Louisville, cleai . . 34 .00 Hon E1) T and regard themselves as per- 1 icerated as if from contact with the the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority, vice Memphis, clear . . 60 Dublin -Charles, B C-lIdvvell. more than juat that all salary mci eases Miami, clear . . . .00 7T ?n %I M Sessions sonally acauainted with the ad- cinders president of her dormitory, .Brooks be taken up by the salary and finance others ignite. 72 SO .00 The body was discovered in the cel- hall; president of the Societie Fran- Mobile, clea,i . . t>« 74 00 vertisers of the paper. committees and reported on at once. Don't be a June Bug—be Montgomery clear fi2 70 .00 These are the seasons why lar trough a remark alleged to have caise, and chairman of the sophomore Treat Teachera New Orleans c leai 08 76 .00 . been made by Sweeney to a neighbor, dance committee Her parents, Mr a Georgia* worker—y our New York, cleat . 42 46 .12 KirKwood—-Ho n Tiilllam Schley Howard. Constitution space pays big re- 'If the firemen and the policemen Oklahoma, pt. cldy "that a woman was In tne cellar." The and Mrs John M Thomas, were with and the city attorney are to get more snap and ginger are needed 66 74 .00 ~ Hutchlns. turns. If you would sell goods police were notified The woman's hus- her at the time of her death. Palestine, cleai. . 72 78 .00 in Georgia your market is only money, I Intend to see that the teachers PhoenK, clear. . . 62 66 band, Oliver Greineisen, Is employed by here and a Constitution Pittsburg, clear . . 44 .10 Ija\vrence\lHe —- p « T>rti-ir sparsely covered unless you go his father as a clerk in a West End are treated just as fairly," Councilman 48 .00 J ithonia— Georse \j -vanle Knight said. Want Aid will find a place Poitland, pt cldy . 48 52 .00 Macon— C J. Haden into Constitution homes with drug store TROOPS ARE WANTED Raleigh, clear . , 50 56 .26 Manchester — E \ riiriro your message. You cannot pene- Thomas 3 Hawkins, a rity assessor, Of sefventeen council members vot- for it to work. Get a Want Roseburg, pt. cldy. 4S 50 >4S Madison— J W Austin trate the Georgia market with- questioned at his home tonight by de- TO CATCH 8 INDIANS a eleven cast their ballots against Ad early. Call up San Francisco, cldy 56 56 .00 Nashville — M L Brittaln tectives, admitted having seen Mrs. Mayor Woodward. St. tiouis, pt cldv . 52 64 00 N'ewnan—T V \V Orr " out The Constitution. Greineisen last night near the phar- who voted to sustain the 5000 or Atlanta 5001. St. Paul, cloudy. . 50 62 .00 Rome — Hooper Alevander Advertising Department macy, apparently Intoxicated. He em- Washington, November 17.—The mayor were •Councttmen Colcord, Ash- Salt Lake City, cl'y 46 56 .00 phaticaly denied Sweeney's story of his United States marshal for New Mejdco Shreveport, ctear.. 70 76 .00 alleged ^connection with the case ley, Klmbrougrb, Humphrey, Abernathy Spokane, cloudy. . 50 54 \ aldosta—Bruce Kenned". today asked for two troope of calvary THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION .88 Sweeney, he said, showed him a woman and Knight. ••"w Sim** It*** Niimmii- Tampa, clear , . . 68 78 .00 The names of the placet, observins the day U-; ATLANTA CONSTITL'IR) lying on a cellar stairway this moiii- to capture eight Navajo Indians w-ho TTiider the code and a ruling; by As- Washington, clear. 40 52 Tf-f S/»«A.rrfSouthern h Ing when lie visited the stole on an a.r- flefl from charges of rioting and horse Index to Want Ms Pagt 17, Column 4 Continued on Page Seven. rand. A policeman alsq was present, be C, »V von HERRMANN, said. Hawkins was not detained. Continued on Pag* Seven. I

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the only outlet from the capital, IB giv- ner, made U7> Entirely of Habershom ing considerable concern to the offi- county products, with as great a va- cials here, and It is said that any at- rl-ety as H is possible to obtain. tempt to thus completely isolate Amer- icans and other foreigners In the Mex- ican capital would result In quick ac- Some of South Georgia's State Chamber Vice Presidents Eaymond, Ga.. November 17. — (Spe- tion by the United States to prevent it. Secretary Bryan had heard from some cial ) —Raymon d will observe "Geor- Of his agents that the line of communi- gia Products day" tomorrow nigrht with cation was threatened, but it was not a banquet, which promises to rank clear whether the interruption wag to with that sriven by any town In Geor- be expected as a result of some decree gia of similar size. If the weather is of the Huerta government or from op- favorable, the dinner will be served in erations of the revolutionists, who have Bay Spring park; if not, a large vacant suddenlv appeared in some *>>rce in the store will be used. mountain county riying between1 Vera Th* liberal prizes offered will un- Cruz and the capital. •jbtedly result in the biggest feast Orders for the Second division of the -ver- staged in this town. Atlantic fleet to return to the United States remain suspended, leaving prac- tically half of the fleet's battleships off the east coast of Mexico, and It was said at the navy department today that GU N if the Mexican situation should assume NKXT SAILINGS OF THE FASTEST a more critical phase by the time Ad- STEAMERS IN THE WORLU. miral Radj?f>r, with the Firstand Fourth divisions of the fleet, came within a LUS1TAN1A, DEC. 3, 1 a. m. few hundred miles of Hampton Roads, MAURET ANIA DEC. 16, 6 p. m. returning 'rom the Mediterranean QUICKEST ROUTS Tin FI8HGUABD (or rruise, at least some of these ships would be ordered by radio to Mexico. LONDON f>*HlS BfcRLIN VIENNA The vesbf-ls will leave the Mediterra- •Carmnnl*.Nov.:!9.10am*Campatua,Dec31. lam nean December 1. >o Pan-American Mediation. •C.ronla.Drc.lS.lOam Official rtenial was made at the white °*°- x* 'Campania Jan.2S,lara houh"" of a report that Pan-American A A- |».»Caruianla Feb.4, 3 pm mediation of anv kind had been offered •Calli u Queenstown Kant and West Bound. to J.ny faction South American na- t ons It was stated, had oeen informed InLDl i LkK/ii\En[\--AbklAlltStKVlCE in the same way as Butopean nations, ui .uaUoira, L»ibraiiar uenra, Is at led, and havf exposed. !ti the main, their 'i t leate, Flume, Patras. dfsire to support the .American pollcv SaiUufeb noon, faee itinerary. ^ov.J2 tULiTONIA Dec. SI Brazil in particular, in not having rec- Dec. 9 U'ANftONIA Jan 15 ogni/.ed thf Huorta government previ- tOuut.4 Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa. JOmita ousU is rfg-ardtd especially friendly to m., uiiTAitar, Genoa, curries Jd and 8. SOmtta uenoa and Madeira, Secreta.rv J-Jrjan has ordered investi- gation of the executions at .Tuareg, but KI V UCLA —ITALY —E G YPX thus far has been unable to reconcile Madeira, ut brattar, Atgiertt. Monaco or conflicting i oporto Genoa, Naples* Alexandria, Sailings noon- Lacania j» TEXAS IS THREATENED Franoonla .•&& £.C«r«ila BY MEXICAN COLONY • Will no' cal1 at Alexandria, HOJjM> 'f&K *» OitU> TH1I?S, *40S AND CF Austin, Texas November 17.—A bneclal inruuel. rates to Egypt, India. threat to make Texas "answer to the China Jap-tn, Manila, Auatialla. New Zea- "whole Mexican people,' unless mercy land SouUl Atrica, and faouth America. In- is> shown Mexican ammunition smug dependent U>VH3 In Kurope. etc. &enm.mu- the line The railroad line has been commerce, will preside. Colonel Brad- celebration of Georgia Products day. nity* is certainly a citizen one, and If destioyed by both rebels and federals fleld will introduce the speaker of the to Bombay and Colombo, any violence should come to American and has not been in opeiation for sev- evening to the audience, and Judge E. Htlionla. including sidetripsthrough citizens o.s a result of your thieat each eral months At a conference with C. Kontz, of Atlanta, will deliver the Lithonia, Ga , November 17.—(Spe- India, The Holy Land and of you will be held personally respon- Villa today the railroad officials decid- address of the occasion. Everything cial )—Featuring Georgia-raised speak- Don't sible under the law " ed to begin the repairing of the Hue now points to the most notable occasion ers, including several local favorites, Egypt, stopping at interest- The Mexicans signing the telegram instead of permitting it to be confiscat- of Its kind in the state. the program to be observed b> Litho- ing points in Europe, A«im reside mostly in San Marcos and vicin- ed b> the rebels In addition to doing: its own part In nia in the celebration of Geoigia Piod- itj. Loans amounting to about $100,000 holding a "Georgia Products day" ban- ucts day tomorrow, will be one of the and Africa, by the Be were made to General Villa at Juarez quet, La.Grange is helping out the State best in the state. Under the auspices today by the two banks of that city. Chamber of Commerce In a number of of the board of trade and with the co- S. S. CLEVELAND (» PARLEY WITH CARRANZA Villa gave the bankers assurances that ways, among them being the furnishing opetation of the ladies of the town, a From New York, January 15. 1914 he would refund the money to them if of speakers for various parts of the big rally will be held at the Rock The btate To the Atlanta banquet La- school house from 6 to 10 p. m. AT THE CRUCIAL STAGE the levolt was successful. The money Grange is lending Hon Fuller E. Calla- 93 Days— $700 and up Nogal^s, Sonoia, Mexico, November is being used in paying off the rebel I way to speak, to Greenville, G Arthur The big event of tv*e evening will be Including shore excursions and all necessary expenn* tioops and buying uniforms and provi- ! the supper to be served by the ladies Alto crubc* to Wt*t Indies. Panama 17—Obstacles developed since the fall sions Wynn, v> hile Secretary Clarke will go of Lathonia at 6.30 o'clock in the even- Odd One, of Juarez ci e ated a feeling of uncer- to Manchester as the main speaker of Ing. Canal, Around the World, through the tainty tonight as to the outcome of the the banquet. Panama Canal, and Mediterranean tnpe. (diplomatic exchanges between the An invitation has been acceipted by Send for tookki, fluting cruise United States and the Mexican consti- Hnrtn ell. all of the organizations in Lithonia to Every tutionalist lebels Harlwell, Ga., November 17.- -CSpe- join with the board of trade and the HAMBURG-AMERICAN President Wllhon s representative, cial /—Hartwell will celebrate Georgia ladles in the great wo^k for a success- LINE William Bayatd Ha.le, conferred twice PLAZA COMMITTEE Products day with a banquet at the ful Georgia Products day. todaj. with Fiancisco JSscudero, Cg her. e ji F o T particulars Shoes. Mr. Hale from "Washington have been ment The plans and (estimates of the Ci uz were watcned anxiously by Amer- serving^ a complete "Georgia Products tomorrow Everything_ is to- be as HOLI- u apply fa North's unusually long:. It jpquired the en- project were fully explained, and the icana, who have made up their minds dinne_,..,„..,r . , nearly local as possible and a strong T Tours.121 Ptach- tire staff of the consulate, assisted by committee, after hearing a discussion of not to delav their depaiture, if The chefs of the club, whose skill effort wilt be mad-e to boost the Geor- c free it., Mltnta. Mr Hale, to translate them today fiom a plan by TV A Spell, track engineer of £ Candltr Building, Get 'em Today, the code. O'Shaug-hnessy goes haS been attested or hundreds of | gia Chamber of Commerce, which has DAYS 0 phoae toy 5111 Bscudeio said tonight that he bases the Western and Atlantic railroad, de- Rumors of plots and intrigues were i woi Id-wide travelers, have compiled a ' inspired the day. his belief of a tesult within 24 houis cided to put Captain Clayton's plan be- common throughout the day, but no 1 list of eatables that even In the read- It is certritn that nearly a thousand on the outcome of the confeitnce ves- foie the commission These plans facts were forthcoming to indicate that ing makes one's mouth literally water. people will be present and prepara- They'll Be terday, in which he said Mr Hale had comprehend the erection of a pla^a ;to General Huerta was losing Ins grip on The dinner to be served at the -club tions are making accordingly The received "impressions" legaidmg wha.t co\er almost the entire tpaqe, includ- affairs In the capitd,! Reports from today follows: Hollowing letter, sent to all citizens, the constitutionalists believed necessary ing viaducts and passages*to admit ve- outlying points, especially in the north, MENU. wil' gi\e an idea of the oiiginality foi the salvation of then countij An- hicles to the tiacks •were far from reassuring: to the war Bruns\\ ick Oysters tliat will grace the occasion: With You It Is estimated that the plan will department. Ciudad Viotoiia, the cap- Creroe of Carrots Celery Broth in Cup "Tall doing's A giraffe evening at rothet reason for huirying the finale, he said, was the eagerness of the con- cost approxknatelv $1,600,000 ital cf Tamaulipa-3, the capture of { Radishes Young Onions the boaid of trade auditorium, Tues-' stitutionalists to continue then imposed Engineer Spell's idea Is to do away which, by the i ebels, was denied last I „ Prie«•-•-d» Channel Catfish day evening, November 18, at 6 o'clock, with the trackage between Forsyth and week by the government, is now ad- I rn Bunn building annex. Georgm Prod- Till the Ides task of ciushing out Huerta,ism Pryor streets, and then lower the Opossum with Sweet Potatoes "We wish, to complete those negotia- mltted to be In a bad way,, although Grandmother's Country Sausage , 1I u6ts day dinner. A regular elephant Ro€EK8 B.ToY, AQEW I tions soon, as we are eager to enter streets with a level. This, he explained, not yet taken It is conceded that tie w tth Mashed Potatoes time for all members. The biggest I into the woik of the reconstruction of will be equivalent to a plaza resting on rebels, 4n large numb-ers, surrounded Stewed Rabbit Georgia Style bait of home eats you ever -wrapped FOR ALL LINK* [Mexico," he said, "To life the embargo the ground. th= city and that a battle Is imminent Roast Turkey Chestnut Dressing yt'ur hungry frame around. You bim- UNION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE., Of May. on aims would be a very desirable The committee which will appear be- Passengers from that part of the coun- Roat.ted Young: Fig Barbecue Sauce ply must come." thing, but it is not absolutely necessa-rj fore the commission is composed of try, ..who arrived here today, confirm Lye Hominy Candied Yams PHONE,MAIN 813, to the huccess ot the revolution. We Councilman Claude L. Ashley, Captain the leport that the city is already in Turnip Greens with Corn Dumplings Valdosta. will win 111 any tvent " H M Clavton and Wilmer L. Moore the hands of the rebels Green Pepper Salad Sliced Tomatoes Valdosta, Ga., November 17—(Spe- Red Seal W A "Wimblsli, who is a member of Sweet Potato Custard Pto . The government has not even con- Apple Dumpling Hard Sauce cial.)—The Georgia Troduots day din- MEXIC REBELS LEVY the plaza committee and also a member firmed the capture of Juarez and the Buttermilk Sweet Milk ner by 1,he Valdosta Chamber of Com- of the Western and Atlantic commis- newspapers are still holding out hope Corn Pone Hot Biscuit merce next Tuesday evening will be AMUSEMENTS sion, was appointed spokesman to pre- to their readers that possibly the ic- ' attended by 150~ or 200 business men. Shoe Shop ON OIL COMPANIES s<*nt the project to the legislative com- port of its captui e by General Villa is Beaten Blscuft Orig-mally 150 was the rumbei ar- Vein. Ci uz, No\embei 17—Rear Ad- mission not true. ranged for, but the sale of tickets up mit al Boiibh, on boat d the United \t the regular meeting Friday night Uxndun of Foretellers. to Saturday evening was so large that 93 Peachtree. Stateb battleship Louisiana lepoits that of the Seventh Ward Impiovemeiit EIGHTY MOONSHINERS the committee will piobablv mciea.be the CofistituUon.Uit,t Genoial \guiUi club a resolution was adopted indors- The exodus of foreigneis, especially the numbei :1 has given thf town of Tuxpan until ing the supposed plaza over the rall- Ameiicans, continued today. The trains TO BE TRIED AT ROME The banquet will be an elaborate ATLANTA next Thuisda.> to aunendei Ca.pt.aiii wav from Washington viaduct to Por-1 to Vera Cru/; were jammed. It was as- one, and will be given at the Valdes Tuesday Matinee and Night Look in Spencei S Wood, in command of tho sv th street bridge, and recommending serted at the American embassy that nc, Rome, Ga., November 17.—(Special.)— hotel. Best Musical Play of 'Year. battleship Nebraska, leponts Wiat the esta/Wishment of a central mar- ket. new instructions had been received "The moonshiners' semi-annual re- Clarfcesvllle. EDITH THAYER In Ag-iulai controls all the <_ountiy south Manv American citizens who have "ni°n" Is what Rome lawyers call the Clarkesvllle. Ga, November 17 — of the Ponupo rivoi Aquilar, C'aptain A committee of three was elected by erms Our Window "Woods sajs, professes to desue to pro- the club to tender the good offices of reached here from smaller towns in the I *- °^ United States courts here.. ,^(Special.)—ThHv>.«,..,—*.,.^e Clarkesvill^..^.._., e Boar— d of THE FIREFLY tect Ameucan property, but is hostile the clu-b to co-operate with the com- interior of Mexico declare that the sit- ' Judge William T. Newman convened I Trade will observe Habersham mittees which has been appointed bv 25c to Mat. 25c to *1.5O to the English uation has now reached Us most acute I the November term this morning, with S?*?ik *Sfiie °at hUrt noon on N^vem- The constitutionalist leader at Tan- the chamber of commerce and the For the nui>or and city council staeo A number of business concerns Hooper Alexander serving as district her 18, at wWoh time and pla^e it ^-111 guijo sa> s that in compliance with or- here, whose headquarters are abroad, i attorney for the first time. Most of observe an old-fashioned basket din- •Wednesday. Thursday, Friday Satur- ders from General Carran^a he intends The following gentlemen were elect- the w ed Kd Williams, chairman; Dr. J. C. have received cabled Instructions to eek's session will toe .devoted to day. Matinee Saturday. to contiol all the oil fields and collect the tnal of the revenues that now are paid to the White, M M. Anderson. send the women and children of their I charges of illicit distilling, Ludden Shoe fedeial government, and pre%tnt the employees out of the federal capital. I There are eighty cases of this nature suppljuig of oil to the railioad" He A man arrived from Vera Cruz last! on the docket. Many civil cases were The Trail THE Lonesome Pine has noti/iecl thi< liable Oil company that EARLY BLOCKADE night who claimed to be a messenger settled and a number postponed on ac- With Isabelle We Hare it must paj $200,000 down and JS^OOU /••.„.„ T«V,», Tin/_. . i ™,n, -,,,v,nt ,,n,«_ie,^» ". icouns»/ill*it t r\io*f tlthme nFlolln/l£absenc^e ntof r»attorneys* + ^l^w»QLe , Come Over monthij The insui greiits numbei sev- OF MEXICAN PORTS from John Llnd, with what authority | L A Covington, a youn® attorney. Seatii Now eral thousands and have gai risons on was not known, and who urged the formerly a football star at the Uni- Nights 25c to J?1.5O( Mat. 25c to all the oil properties immediate departure of all Americans— versity of Georgia, was aumitted to To Sherrer Duplicated The Amonoan women and children Continued From Page One. men, women and children. practice in the United States court. Where Quality Counts at Tamid|h'Ua are expected to reach All the ministers of foielgn countries) Two Romans—Abraham Cohen i ND see a Georgia Tampico tonight :i—were given natur, Made in the presidency as closed, and s>o they are still here, and It is not anticipated Ai-groceri y store—the VICTORIA IS~CAPTURED are, so far as he is concerned, if his that any of thpm will leave their posts, The session of court will probably fastest growing grocery ATLANTA'S BUSIEST THIATIR statements and those close to him are even In case of Intervention Admiral last through the week. in Atlanta. F O R S Y T H BY THE INSURGENTS Von Hlntze, the German minister, de- Buy today and watch Atlanta. to be believed clared today that he believes there la our ad Friday—'you may CHARLEY GRAPEWIN&CO. "Washington, Noiembei 17—Advices American Urolmnsy Still Open. got a Turkey fiee. v.eie received via Laredo tonight by no reason for anxiety. GENERAL OBSERVANCE _ WITH ANNA CHANCE __ _ I -Mexican constitutionalist repiesent- With the exception of t,'ne develop- "A plan is being considered," he said, ment, and that of a rather negative J. G. Sherrer 6 AMERICAN DANCERS— 3 KEATONS "by which armed intervention will most OF TUBERCULOSIS DAY BEKTERROL..CONLY 0 V, EBB-- WAITER MMZS character, thp day was almost devoid surely be avoided." 3$ Gordon Street 3 DtXON SISTERS _ of acts relating to the tense situation which exists, notwithstanding the in- Editor Attarka United State*. "Washington, November 17.—Observ- Bell Puones West 1300, diffeient attitude assumed by Mexico The El Imparcial today refers edito- ance of tuberculosis day, December 7, iaoi, rially to the oiganization of the Mexi- The American cha-ge d'affaires re- Every Corner THIS MATINEES ceived instructions tr continue to ad- can congress. the "nationaT "association'for the "study • Cleaned W£EK Tue»-,Thur..S«t. ' It appears, sa> s The El Imparcial, and prevention of tuberculosis estab- Kvery Bay. vise M ashinBton with respect to devel- •that this congress * ... . .^... opments, but he was not instructed ispleases the dalibhev tdo the custom of setting aside one Tear's Mont Successful mighty personage of the white hnnqn direct the nation's attention to Book Play tc- approach the Mexican government „ , . wmie uouse-ithe necessity for a universal fight officials again, nor Vinnie Davis Headquarters livery irregularities as spon his friends, headed by his brother C, 20 Ibs. Pure 98 WHITEHALL ST. as they occur. Call Main Harrlsburg, Pa., Nov«moer 17.— C. Clements, to become more active Cane Sugar . EXTRAVAGANZA REFINED BURLESQUE 217 Peacntree Stephen Jjonear, of Steelton, fatally cut than ever in his behalf, and many peti- . $1 5000 or Atlanta 5003, MB wife's throat today because she tions, letters and telegrams are being FADS AND FOLLIES would not get up and pack his l.unch sent in an eddeavor to have the de- Usual Cut Prices on Flour b»»k«t. Loncar fled to the bills. cision changed. -4:15, Z«c

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tional Conservative exposition. In activities of the organization for som* Knoxville. She is Installing the ex- time, and. Is regarded as one of the hibit, and is being assisted by Mr. most efficient -workers,on its rolls. Care of the Baby" Stressed Louis Gregg and Hr. E L. McGonigal. WITH THE MOKES The full list of officers nominated FRAi P. GLASS Monday is as follows: Memorial Services. 4 President—Mell R. Wil'vinsop By Child Welfare Committee The Elite. First Vlco President—V. H. Knegshaber. Memorial exercises in honor of Xrouis "Frotea," a stunenclous five-reel film J Second \lee Pres'dent—Brooks Morgan. Russ, whose funeral was held last based on the adventures of a beautiful worn- ', Third Vice President—W I. Peel. Tuesday, were conducted at the Jewish an, spy. will be seen at the Bute theater to- Fourth Vice Prestdent-^Altaert Howeil, Jr. Educational alliance under the aus- day. This is one of the truly great pictures Fifth Vice President—H G. Hastings. Mrs. Victor Kriegsha.ber'3 committee given plenty of pure water to drink, of the year. It is unique, daring, sensa- V. H. Kriegahaber Will Be Treasurer—Thomas D. Meador. how it can be kept free of colds. The pices of all the young men's clubs af- : of the child Welfare exhibit, which filiated with the public speaking de- tional and thrills the spectators from first Directors. In this same section of the exhibit most approved kind of toys will be Birmingham Editor Is Ap- to last. The story tells how an adventuress Elected First Vice President Hold-Over—I.ynn Fort, T. K. Glenn. John shown, and there will be babies on partment last night. TSie assembly aided by a companion, goes through all I Morris. Sr., Jacob XV. Patterson. In the Leyden house, on Peachtree hand to play with these toys. room was taxed to its capacity by the kinds of ordeals as an international spy. j of the Organization. Nominated for Two-year Term—John Ti. street, held an important meeting yes- In this same section of the etxhl'blt friends of the deceased. The program pointed by Gov. O'Neal to She appears as a lion tamer in a circus, as j Grant, J. Itee Barnes, Ivan E Allen, Georuo terday, and work will be begun by there will be a complete smal^ kitchen, was under the supervision of Frank a woman of fashion and in half-dozen other W. Hanson, B. M. Grant, John S. Owens, W. them on the very important section of where a nurse will demonstrate proper Lefkoff, who delivered a stirring ad- disguises. This is a feature that everybody J. Davis, F. B Hamper. the exhibit called the "Caie o£ the dress Other speakers -were B. D. Fill Unexpired Term of the ought to see. In the nomination of officers for the Nominated One-year Term—TV. H. White, preparation of milk in cases where ar- Frankel, the retiring president of the Jr.. C A Wichersham, S. A. Kyior, Thomaa Baby" section. tificial feeding: is necessary. There chamber of commerce, which took -Vs the name would Imply, this par- Debating club, H. Joseph Heyman and The Vaudette. place Monday, Mell R. Wilkinson was Egleston. ticular exhibit will not onl, be made will be shown the home-made ice box. Attorney Leonard J.'Grossman. Late Senator Johnston. which the poorest family can accom- "The Trail of the Lost Chord," a very chosen as president for the coming through charts and illuminated illus- year. Mr. Wilkinson was first vic« trations, but thprp -will be demonstra- plish, double boilers and the necessary bpautlful two-reel American picture, will be pans, soap, towels, bottle nipples and , T-»I • i — A i« TVT~-».« i* -I»T seeBeenn aatt thme Vaudettvtniueviwe todayi.utnij'.. Ij.*t . Is10.. a«n" inter1*11.*:*-- president and V. H Kriesshaber", who Supreme Court Recesses. tions, ancl real live nurses -will show Blrmmgham, Ala., November 17.— pretatlon of the wonderful poem of the same •was second vice ip-resldent, was named with real live babies just how they all the accessories for feeding { Washington, November it—The su- "Snookum," whether he be born with a ( Whole Banquet Will Frank P. Glass, editor of The Birming-! name and the film shows Father Josef seat- as first vice president to succeed the preme court recessed today until De- ought to be cared for, from the time silver spoon in his mouth or find him- ham News, and president of The Mont- (?<» a*.an organ In a chapel In the_ winter of; man named as head of the organiza- they open their eyes In the morning his life. How the old priest sees himself in cember 1 to prepare opinions in eighty self less fortunate gomery Advertiser, was today appoint- tion. This is taken to mean that Mr. awaiting decisions. until they are given back to sleep In the lone ago and how his youth ii revived in Kriegshaber will be president durlns the evening. Thete will be exhibited here alffo Come From His Farm ed United States senator by Governor seeing two younger lovine hearts made hap- There are to be thirteen panels, the proper clothing for the young baby, py makes a wonderful drama. Some fine I with patteins of same; the right kind O'Neal, to succeed the late Senator comedy pictures will also be shown. The election will be held on Novem- ~S by 5 feet, illustrating- the methods, v Joseph E1. Johnson. Mr. Glass is one Best Lump Coal $4.75. pursued by o-clvinr^rl c arc-takers of of bath and towels for ihlm. ber 25, and all members In good stand- There will be baskets, crates and of the oldest and. best-known news- ing are entitled to a vote. Mr. Wil- children, with cartoon's, =ho\ving the The Savoy. kinson has been connected w'ith the "Piedmont Coal Co.. 1023." significance of the irg-istration of all sorts of devices related in various paper men In tlie state and south. wavs to babv's welfare, with even the Another one of the big 101 Bison dramas births, infant mortalitj, the difti-ience Mr Glass is a native of Alabami. will be seen at the Savoy today It Is en- between the b.ioles fed on mothei's size «hepts He lecjuires for his bed, and An alummus of Piinceton. He founded the little flat pillows which may be titled "In. the Wilds of Africa," and shows milk and thosf fed aitiliciallv, mil the The Blade, in Bibb county, in 1S80, a the adventures of Christian missionaries and necessity of regular houra of sl^o-p allow »d him explorers among the savage tribes and wild Ten other charts will show the t.ilup Miss Emilv Chapin Cpye, who lias year later bought the Selmti Dally animals An Imp comedy entitled ' The of weighing: the baby, how it should charge of the Child Welfare eshibit, Times and in 1886 acquired half intei - i Terrible Turk." said to be one of the fun- be bathed, whv it should not hp both- is from Rochester, N. Y., and has est in The K^jntgomery Advertiser. He meat offerings of the season, will also be ered with kisses, why it should IP had charge of the exhibit at the Na- became editor pf The Birmingham shown at the Sax-oy today. News two years ago. Mr Glass is 55 years old. The Alamo No. 1. "The Escape of Jim. Nolan," a two-reel Statement by Governor O'Neal. St'lle drama, will be seen at the Alamo No 1 In making the appointment. Gov- today. It depicts the adventures of a mod- ernor O'Neal said: s ern Irish character In a way that will appeal "I am still of the opinion that the very strongly to all who love the happy and IN BUSINESS CIRCLES courageous nature of the eons of the~ provisions of the seventeenth amend- Emerald Isle Some fine comedy pictures ment did not deprive me of power to will also be shown. The comedies seen at It has been demonstrated that no management can the Alamo are steadily becoming more fill by appointment the vacancy In the Dopular with motion picture patrons. be BO wise as to make the building up of a surplus senate of the United States on the unnecessary. It Is always well to be prepared for Hotel Winecoff death of Hon. Joseph F Johnston. The Alamo No. 2. emergencies. "In the exercise, therefore, of mv "The Port of Missing: "Women," a Seliff constitutional power' and dutj I have drama will be seen at the Alamo No 2 to- this day appointed lion F P Glass day. It is a powerful dramatic story tell- ing how a girl wearying of the monotonous United States senator from Alabama to life on the farm, goes to a great city and, In Personal Finances T he Blackstone of the South fill the unexpired term of the late Sen- finally becomes a heartless, but beautiful < ator Joseph F Jc-hnston. leafier in the demi monde. She Is eventually reclaimed to the old life. "The Lost Chord/" ^ It is equally important to have a reserve fund be- "Mr. Glass has been for many vears Essanay and "His Last Fight," Vltagraph, cause you cannot tell what minute you will find one of the leading journalists of the will also be shown, yourself in sore need of it. Serves a Table d'Hote Dinner i state He has been bold and courage- The Alcazar. Try the 4 per cent interest-bearing savings ac- ous in the advocacy of eveiv issue or count method of saving. There is, no better plan. cause that he has espoused, and he is ( "Lev! and McGmnis," the funniest pair i inetlv Tuprtp-ni?ii<1 ad nn*» rif +ii» rv»nat i ever seen In motion picture comedy, have today from 12m. to 8 p. m. x in ^cognized as °ne ff ™}e. moqt agreed to stay over .in Atlanta.They like the i brilliant editorial wiiteis in Alabama, (atmosphere. They will be^seen at the Alca- yet in the conduct of every newspaoi»r zar today in an Imp picture, which tells how —for One Dollar— they both ran for the same office. Levl and GEORGIA SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST CO. that he has conducted he has been Mc&lnnis decide to settle their political guided by the highest ethics of his difficulties with a prize fight and the prize profession. Like every man who has fight scene is one of the most uproariously funny that can be imagined A serious Rex Atlanta's Oldest' Savings Bank a bold and aggressive spirit, he has drama entitled "The Missionary Box," will Georgia People at Home made enemies, yet he has never sought also be seen today. to "win favors by questionable methods Grant Building S. B BTjRON, or by substituting1 abuse and misrepre- Of Byronvllle, Ga , who is taking prom- inent part In movement for State sentation for logic or argument. HE KILLED RABBIT, Sojourners in A tlanta will meet them Chamber of Commerce. Never Held Public OfBce. BUT SHOT HIMSELF "He has for long years rendered valued service to tne party, and while Rome, Ga , November 17—(Special.) at Hotel Winecoff enjoying an All- he has never yet held public office, no one doubts by reason of his long study A~""load of shot intended for a. rabbit, of economic governmental questions found a resting place In the leg of RESINOL IS THE his wide range ot information, and las James Richards, a young Roman, who Georgia-Products Dinner. ability to represent ceditably the is now in a local hospital, in danger of OAKLAND TILE CO. state in the federal senat He is in losing the leg. EASY WAY TO GET full accord and sympathy with the A rabbit crossed his path, and In his Peter Ryan, Proprietor wise and aggressive policies of the excitement he clubbed his gun, and You 77 find an Old Fashioned president of the United States, whose struck the rabbit over the head.) He personal friendship and confidence ne laid the bunny low, but when he hit Special offers now in Cement Posts. . i RID OF PIMPLES enjoys it, the gun discharged, its load into his 1 Southern Welcome in Atlanta s "By reason of his long and valuable leg ' Fences never sag if posts aremours. i It is so easy to get rid of pinvples service to the party in the state, his high character and recognized ability, We Do the Best of Work in Column Caps, Hexagon Tile, Ce- I and blackheads with Resinol, and it he has justly earned this evidence of Woman Found Dead. newest and finest the costs so little, too, that anyone whose confidence and esteem ment Brick Mantels, BuildingBlocks, Walls, Floors and Steps face Is disfigured by these pests is fool- "I attach as part of this statement Rome, Ga , November 17.—(Special.) Mrs B j. Amerspn, aged 53, was found ish to keep on with useless creams, the brief recently 'prepared by EPon. R Evins, my legal aiflvlser, answering the dead in her bed here yesterday morning We Guarantee All Work. washes or complicated "beauty treat- arguments against my power to ap- at the home of her stepson, R. F. ments." Heie Is the way to do It point and which in my judgment is Thomas. Her death Is supposed to We Sell Best Cement. HOTEL WINECOFF Bathe your fnce for several minutes convincing and conclusive. have been due to heart failure She was with Resinol Foap and hot water, then ••T Too-i-ot tv.it In rpa^hiTiE- a ron- prominentt in trithee WOT"worKk 0o1f tnthe uaugntrDaughtrs The Best Hotel in Dixie apply a little Resinol Ointment veiy eusoclu^TC S n on"n A.oD V ^^.^of , of ^enoa. apd her tuneral was con- t he sevent eenth Imndmen I hvbeen Ducted by that organization Her body gently. Let this staj on ten minutes, constrained to follow the opinions of i™as sent to East Lake, Tenn., tot In- OAKLAND TILE CO. and wash off with Rcsinol Soap and distinguished lav. > era rather than be terment, as that was her former home. Corner Avon and Murphy Ave. more hot water, finishing with a dash guided by the advice of certain gentle- This is Georgia Products Day of cold water to close the pores Do men of the press." Atlanta Phones: 3148-A, 1662 Bell Phones: 648-J West, 221-J West thib every momlng and evening:, and Will Glass Be Seated! at the you will be surprised td see howquick- Washington, November 17—(Spe- 1> the healing, antiseptic Resinol bal- cial.)—Another knotty problem has, been presented to the senate privileges sams sootihe and cleanse the pores, HEAD PERFECTLY other skin humois, dandruff, sores, plaice, but the overwhelming sentiment bums and piles. Pol free trial, write of the senate was that the appointment Side of Face Almost Solid Soret MOVING PICTURES Dept. 33-R, Resinol. Baltimore, Md. was void He was advised by a num- FACTORY IN ATLANTA ,>•».»»«•«•»••««•.'«•«••••"•-• ..•••••••••"•i«,.» •c"O'<«"«-'a»««*"^.«.'«»*«.'*.'.."*"«.^..^ ber of democrats that he must call a First Rash, Then Water Pimples, i Avoid so-called "substitutes" special election or convene the state We make any class of motion pictures and legislature in extiaofdinary session and Itched and Burned Badly. Cuticura be empoweied to make an appointment deliver them in 3 days. (Write us about adver- The issue involved was contained 111 Soap and Ointment Soon Cured. the last clause of the constitutional tising films.) amendment for the popular election of 1 senators, which i. No. 8, Maryville, Tenn. —"My Remember—We take the pictures you see in the Pathe and Animated "This amendment shall not be so baby, when three months old, took eczema Weeklies of the South. conbti ued as to affect the election 01 on his face ond head. His he^d and one sido GEORGIA PRODUCTS DAY teim o£ anj senator chosen before it of his face -were almost in a becomes a valid part of the constitu- AL BARTLETT FILM COMPANY solid sore. Tha eczema at tion " RHODES BUILDING - • . , ATLANTA, GA. Senator John H Bankhead, of Ala- first was kind of a rash and bama, maintained that the words "01 then it broke out in water This Tuesday, November IB, 1913 tei m" i-xennpted senator Johnston's full term, and that the governor had the pimples and they would burst i same power of appomtmenttheit he had aad looked very badly. 16 hcfote the amendment was ratified No Uld itcl1 and hurQ foimal repoit was e-ver made to the so badly Let us remember the day to keep it green. > senate and Mi Olavton later withdrevv that he could not rest at ail his credentials and decided, upon re- and his hair just all fell out SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO | Let us think of it as the banner wand to invoke the magic— quest ot Prebident Wilfeon, to se^k re- at onco till his head was per- election in the house. fectly bald. He could not sleep at nigiit PROSPERITY. The appointment of Mr. G-lass rests Hotel and Restaurant Orders | on the same grounds as that of Mr. and was very cross. Clayton. " I tried , , and other reme- IN OR OUT OF ATLANTA | Long may it wave! The Maryland Came. dies without any rolfef at all: he only got Another interesting case now -pend- DISTRIBUTORS OF THE F2IHOUS || Let every man of Georgia "save the day," salt it away, pre- ing is that of Blair Lee, newly-electod worse all the time until I used Cuticura Soap democratic senator from Maryland. and Ointment. He had great relief the serve it, remember it, honor it, and then "cast down your The senate is torn with dissension as first; application. The first night my baby Ridgethorpe Graded Apples I to whether he or William P. Jackson, rested fine and was cross no more. I would bucket where you are!" now holding office upon appointment of Go\ ernor Philip Goldsborough, is enti- bathe him with the Cuticura fioap and then tled to the seat. apply the Cuticura Ointment twice a day, WILLIAMS-THOMPSON CO. | Supporting a thing of certainty is placing an investment Senator Sutheiland, of Utah, advised morning and night. He was soon cured and Produce and Commission Merchants :jij Governor Goldsboiough there was no his hair began to grow back and now he has where you can't lose. Supporting the Georgia Chamber of authority for calling an election for 4 "N. Broad Street ATLANTA. GA. j:;: seruUor at this time. He admitted that Just beautiful fine hair and has no sign of Commerce is taking an insurance policy on Georgia Pros- Senator Root, of New York, shared eczema." (Signed) Mrs. H. D. Olabough. his -view Mr Lee was successful 111 Jan. 28. 1913. the recent .primaries, but a number of perity. senators hold he ib not entitled to pre- FOP treating poor complexions, red, rough sent his credentials until the returns hands, and dry, thin and falling hair, Cuti- E. Y. CROCKETT PHONE MAIN 1661 L. Y. CARTER Every man who takes a hand in his state's advancement are canvassed by the state legislatuie cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have been IT -WILL. PAY YOU TO SEE U.S. in January. the world's favorites for more than a gen- holds his own and helps his neighbor. He can't help his The appointment of Senator Jackson CROCKETT & CARTER was made on November 29, 1912, prior eration. A single set la of ten sufficient. Sold neighbor without helping himself. to the ratification of the new constitu- everywhere. Liberal sample of each mailed CONTRACTORS tional amendment free, with 32-p. Sldn Book. Address post- For all kinds of Store and Office Work. Counters. Shelving, Boole and Wall Georgia has been in a recognized state of interesting growth card " CuUeura, Dept. T, Boston." Cases, Office Partitions, Store Fionts J9"Men who shave and shampoo with Ou- We furnlfch men by the hour for any small Job. for forty years—Now let her bloom! tlcnra Soap will find It best for skin and scalp. 21 PETERS STREET ATLANTA, GA. Tonight three score and ten Georgia towns will gather their MORTUARY, best inert at dinner. They will eat Georgia food stuffs and ;g!fSyi£^fiiIftR^^ fruits—the best on earth—and talk of plans to make them Jay Stoudemeyer. Jaj Stoudemeyer, infant son of Mr. and Mrs C. II. Stoudemeyer, died at the better. home of his parents, in Chattahoochee, Ga.. Monday afternoon. The funcial Our own Georgia state is so self-sufficient in such products v ill be conducted fiom Harry G. Poole's chapel this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In- that we may "eat, drink and be merry" within our own gates, terment At Mason's chuich. with no cry for help. W. G. Evans. ~W G. Evans, ag^ed 66, died at the We have only to cast down our buckets where we are. Confederate Soldiers' home Sunday I To the Furniture morning. The funeral services will be State-wide inspiration comes from the glad news—and the conducted from Harry G. Poole's chapel this afternoon at 2 o'clock Interment proofs thereof—that Georgia has just gathered the greatest at We&t View. crop in the years of her history. Andrew E. Jones. Andrew 15 Jones, a^efl 63 years, died Broad acres of bare brown cotton stalks, and brawny at his tosiclence, cornet Henry and Stowe streets, Monday. He is survived We manufacture the best line of Plain Oak branches that sprawl over miles of furrowed orchard lands, bv his wife, two children, Mrs. Julia Canup, Miss Minnie Jones, and one son, H D. Jones. The funeral services will tell of work well done and stand in stolid silent support of be conducted from Patterson's chapel Roll and Flat Top Desks, Office Tables. j this af tei noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. W H the "bloom" that made for 1913 prosperity. Bell afficiatin&. Interment at West Will the men of Georgia go and finish the job? Vie^v.

'SPAPERJ .*; Page Four. coirsTtTUTiaN, ATOJUSTA, 0*4 and came back- so changed that "she quest lias Been referred, bjr ;the war1 Uaughlln, cavalry was asked *or be- cia,l.}Tr-Hpos»e c&uld not p*odiice. tist^Tabernacle in this r city next Wed- Firefly" Is a Crackerjack; of "Pete," a part well taken by Miss An 'investlgati . n during the day by Mab«>l Thome. . Plural- Wife Men Caniae Trouble. the marshal and the Indian agents nesday evening. Air. Wright's visit, to- Miss Jean Ward as Samanthy and It is feared that before the cavalry showed that the Indiana surrounding gether" with other straws in the wind, Roy Sutherland as the young moun- arrives the 'renegaitss -will be Joined by th« renegades leader had rounded up indicate that a war on tjhe near beer taineer, whom she anally comes to many at "the commario! of the medicine their cattle and sheepi harvested their saloons in Vaidosta Is highly probable Miss Thayer Makes Big Hit love, both rendered their parts well. men and of the .plural wife men, who corn and otherwise made ready for a In tho near future. There are fifteen Tihe real character ;part of the play is- are reported to be stirring the Nava- sie?-e. The Indians are led by Chief beer saloons in the city, but few or any in the person of vpreachln' Bill," a FORlNEGAOES jos to rebellion . . Black1 Horse and 150 young bucks. The Indians• ar.e,,f-orti-fying on a high Their : encampment- surrounds • the Noel of them sell wnisKy. so far as the.pub, attempt to tell you just what you may part taken by Ray Brown. , At times taib'le mountain, the summit of which. trading post on Beauti'fui Mountain. nr, icniiws The fight -against them, if By Sidney Ormpnd. the others tend to overdo their is approachable by only one tortuous • "The Firefly," which made its first pathetic scenes. Mr. Brown 'has only H S^rnnde. T^ill very likely be on the The production has been over- Fifteen Hundred Navajos roa/d. - ."••,,••-.. . • . „„ ,,,,rt that they are selling beers of local appearance at the Atlanta last "humorous parts .to handle, and he is Agent"W.-Tf. Sheltctn Is at the agency Wright Ireater alcohbUc strength than allrwed adverised. You have read the most eminently fitted for them. His work a-waitlrig the' arrival "of th;6 -troops. No night -In the presence of a season-, enthusiastic praise "from newspaper as the mountaineer, whose chief occu- Defy United States—Indi- word was reoelv«a tonlg-ht-that' th'ey Vaidosta, Ga., NovenTber. 17. — (Spe- by law. record audience, is a crackerjack pation is to sit in the shade and whit- had star^ea. \ ; men all over the south. They have not tle a stick and be friends to every- Marshal Hudspeth, a'fter 'surveying musical comedy. measured their words. ' M'hey would body, made probably the' greatest hit ans Threaten to Kill and' the position of the Indians, returned And, by the same token, Edith ihave you believe -'The Firefly" is the of any with the audience that saw tho here tbriigirf with, three ot th,e original EfE52j5E52S15aS25S5a5HSS5E52^ Thayer is bSie most bewitching little greatest production of years—that it iplay Monday nlgiht. Bum—Troops Asked For. eleven- renegades. The eight others 'prlma, donna who has. been seen in. escaped and rallied tltelr tribesmen to is iij the olass with "The Merry tbjalr- • defense before the marshal these parts in many a Ions day. Widow." This sort of praise Is absurd. "Trail of the Lonesome Pine." reacted the -agency.. . . . Have You the Cents D ."Little" does not express Miss Thay- It hurts rather than helps a musical (At the Atlanta.) Santa Pe, N. St. November 17.—Fif- D er's plans and specifications. She is to production. People go to the theater Seats are now selling at the Atlanta for teen -hundred Navajo Indiana have ral- '. " threaten to Kill and Burn. To send your dry cleaning to tiny that ativ seems to have stepped the engagement of "The Trail of the Lone- lied in defense of eight, renegades, and' The 're'quest *or aid was made today G with hopes pitched too high. some Pine," which will be played Wednes- out, of Lilliputland, and other women are reported in armed encampment c"n. after a conference at the reservation C "The .Firefly," without being imany day( Thursday, Friday and Saturday with a between- Indian Agents Shelton, Par- in tiie company appear, abnormally of the things claimed for it by ex- Saturday matinee. The demand Indicates Beautiful Mountain, 35 mMes southwest quet and Major J. T. McLauffhlln, after G a great deal of interest In the -production, of the Shipwreck A.genrv. dffyinst large by comparison. Withal, she i3 uberent critics In the south, is a pleas- which will foe equal of any staged In gome United States Marshal Hudspeth to the .Navajos .nad sent word that the G perfectly proportioned, and is as dainty ing1 production, well staged, full of time. Mlas Isabel le Lowe, who made a tre- take prisoners the outlaws who are outlaws would not be given up. lihey The Trio Laundry B also said that if attacked they would as an elf fresh from untracfced forests. good looking girte, who wear good mendous hit here in ."A Dawn of Tomorrow," wanted on ifederal warrants charging \vill be seen In the part of June, and- the • burn thti agency and kill those: in G \Yhen who sings—and she* sings de- clothes, abounding in rtrusic which, horse stealing, assault and bigamy. management of the Atlanta Is personally Two troops df cavalry have been If Wof, Why Mot ? G lifflitfullj-—one marvels at the thought while not particularly distinctive, is at assuring: patrons of the big playhouse that asked for by the marshal and the re- e suggestion »« Major , 3VDc- . that such a volume of melody can Miss Lowe will please all. She Is an ex- C all times tuneful—musk: that one w'lll ceptionally clever young actress. a Our work is good— issue from so small a body—wonders 'carry away with him and whistle the G D just as one'is .amazeil at the liquid next day. It has humor, too—a ratiher Dutch Windmill. Our prices right. C TioU-s that pour from the throat of a rare commodity in a musical comedy. a Those who failed to see. the opening per- a We elean to please you— C canary bird. Her acting is easily on a To yum it all uj>, you will enjoy formance at The Mill laat evening mtasecl a E par with her voice. She is a come- "The Firefly" immensely If you go to Costs Only Fraction o treat. The bunch of beautiful girls and1 Your satisfaction our aim. dienne of rare ability, and possesses see it in the right frame of mind. Last funny comedians were at ' their best. Th* C disposition' dance -was a decided Jilt, and. a E the dramatic jnstinct in a degree sel- night's audience seemed to be in the altogether, the large audiences were The Murray Company finds a dom seen In musical comedy stars. mood to be pleased, and was lavish in highly pleased. Smoke? Tea! a Those of you who have been good its applause. Van Winkle Trucks Cheaper Both Phones 1099 E enough to read my "stuff" during the There is little need to hint at the Keith Vaudeville. a past several years, doubtless are.aware •plot. No one cares to know the plot (At «Ue Forsyth.) than Mules. jj A. H. WILSON. E. H. HARRIS, 'thru I am not in the .habit of going of 'a musical comedy. The music is 1 Tear in, year out, those of us who into hysterics over musical comedv the real' thing, and "The Firefly" has cared for the fine things of the stage in companies that come to Atlanta with more music to tihe square inch 'than the days when Joseph Jefferson was a This letter proves that M. I. B. I,awton, Salea Mgr., No. 2' companies. For this honest fail- the average production of Its kind. name to conjure by, never missed the Van Winkle Motor Truck Co., ure to see merit where others found it; opportuinty of seeing him play that Van Winkle Trucks fulfill City. Some of the musical numbers that lovable character of Rid, the old man I have been called out of my name HO met with hear-ty approval were "Sym- Dear Sir:— •who slept for twenty years and awoke Their Mission to . " We have your valued favor of little. It was a difference of opinion, pathy," "Love Is Like a Firefly," "Call to flnd a different kind of a world. the 23rd last, and are pleased to advise that that's all; and if there were no dlffer- Me Uncle," "Tommy Atkins" and "De- In vaudeville "The Awakening of Mr. we have t\vo of your 2-ton trucks, one each <-nce.s of opinion in this world it, would Trop." Pip," .the feature act at the Forsyth at our Dallas and Atlanta factories, and it Is be a mighty sorry old place. this week is as potent in entertaining a pleasure to state tliat they are giving us. Etta Hagar, who sang several solos, power as "Rip Van Winkle" in the good satisfaction, and we are well pleased Uv the present instance I enjoyed stood out prominently In the cast. . legitimate. Live and Work with same, and -we would regret It if we had to return to our old dray proposition, iu "The Firefly" so thoroughly that the There will be a matinee today and "1 don't believe Mr. Pip will ever fact, the truck not only facilitates the han- temptation to go the limit is strong. the concluding1 performance tonight. die," Charlie Grapwin told a reporter dling: of a large amount of business, but han- But, 1 shall curb this temptation and Monday afternoon when his show was ' You can't afford to be dles the same for a fraction of the coat that done, and there were hundreds in his mules, draya and drivers coat to operate. "The Isle oTJPing Pong." matinee audience who echoed the be- old-fashioned in your de- Yours truly, (At the Columbia.* lief. W. H. CAMP, There is class to "The Isle of Ping Some there were 'tis true, who more livery system. Asst. Gen. Mer., " Horse - Sense " Pong-." the fantastic musical burlesque to show they had seen the act than WHC-C The Murray Company. ; which opened at the Columbia theater anything else, wondered out loud why , The "Lankford" Cotton-Filled Duck IF HEADACHY, DIZZY, 'with matinee on Monday. The com- Grapewln doesn't get a nexv act. The pany is headed by Charles Gramlick truth of the matter is that he has tried Horse Collar combines humanity, economy, land Helen Hall, who deserves a lead- many a playlet, has written a nuriiber ing place in burlesque. Gramlidk is of clever sketches himself, but no play-' mercy and money saving. Guaran teed naturally funny, and it is hard to con- wright of today is able to draw a flner VAN WINKLE BILIOUS/CASCARETS" ceive anything funnier than his splen- picture of the "morning after the night to cure or prevent galls or sore shoulders. did characterization . of Van Winkee,, before" than the second act of Mr. Pip Motor Truck Company the German composer, and as Norine, offers, and it is doubtful if there is a Clean Your Liver and Waste- ,the favorite wife, of the king, Ah Hci- man in show business who could play ATLANTA, GA. •inel. Miss Hall captivated the audience. the role better than the present owner Couch Bros. Mfg. Co., Atlanta, Georgia Clogged Bowels Tonight! 'Morris Perry, "Will Collins, Sam Wil- of the copyright. A Georgia Product' . iiams and Blanch Wilcox, all new inem- Mr. Pip's awakening is true to life Made in Atlanta. Feel Bully! |bers of the company, were very pleas- in most part. Of course now and then , irig in their roles. Mr. Pip fakes a bit, but when a man In the "Jale of Ping: Pong" (he Prin- has played the role as long as Grape- cess La Ceil has a part in the cast, in win it is hard to "glue yourself to the Get'u. 10-cont box no-w. r fact the whole actio.n of the play leads written lines. And back of the comedy You're* bilious! Yf-'u hav e'a throbbing up to her famous Dance of Death. This that is ever uppermost there Is a heart sensation in your head, a bad 'taste in is the fifth week of the engagement of strain—the knowledge that others, voiitour mouth, your t-yi:s burn, your skin tthia talented young woman, and it is wives, sisters, sweethearts suffer by }.s ypllovv, 1with dark rinss under yonr,isaff e to say that Columbia audiences the thirst that was satisfied last night cyf.s; .'••our lips are parched. No won- ^will welcome her five more weeks if but craves ice water this morning— di>r you feel ugly, mean and ill-tem- 'she consents to remain. The "Broiler jifri-fl.. Your svstem is .full of bile not Chorus" is about the likeliest looking also a pickle. To the thinking public properly passed <.t'f. and what you aggregation of pretty maidens seen In there is a temperance lesson that subt- need i.4 a cleaning ui> inside. Don't Atlanta in some time, and they can sing ly forces its way home. continue bein^ a billon's nuisance to ,and shuffle their feet i,n -clever style. The Six American dancers have been yourself arid those who love you. and • Classic and Clemens, in an acrobatic here before. (Noto—Four of the seven don't -resort to harsh physics that ir- 'turn: May Jordan, a popular singer and acts have had tohat 'privilege), but it is ritate and injure. Remember tha; dancer, and' Andy Rankin, musical ah entirely new' number they are pre- most disorders of tile stomach, liver comedlan, furnish a well-balanced and senting, with steris that are novel, cos- and bowels are cured by morning with ''entertaining olio. There are ten catchy tumes that are both new and attract- gi-ntlc, thorough CV.sca.rots—th-y tmusical numbers. ive, and an ability to please that work while you sleep. -V 10-cent box 'brought rounds of applause. from your dru^v^rist win keep your liver If you will judge a show by ap- and bowels clean: stomach s.voet, and "Shepherd of the Hills.' pla.use—there are many who do so— ymr heiul clear f-j.' months Chiifirr-n p with a stage storm, which tain imaid', through the pride of city peo- sweeps the scenery, rugs and 'brlc-a- ple, and the final outcome of that trag- brac, this way and that, and finally edy is relieved by the love story of the wind gets bold eno'ugh to tear off Samahthy Lane, a little mountain girl. the woman's diress. Then the wind "Preachin" Bill," a mountain charac- stops, but tine applause of the audi- ter, gives the humorous touch to the ence keeps on. even after she had play, and completes it. donned a new dress. Harold Bell Wright's strong novel The bill got a fair start with the and well written study of human na- Dixon sisters before the curtains, in ture seems well adapted to the stage, dancea, songs and banjo playing. It and was received with applause Mon- livens U'P even more w'hen WaJter day night. The company that is pre- James, billed as the singing tramp, PURU FOOD «5TOI2E,S senting it seemed to win their audi- proceeds to sing his own song of imls- ence and to produce the heart throbs fortune to a medley of tunes that in- that the author put into his original cludes all the raggy favorites. story. 'The other two acts are Bert Brroll Daniel iHiowett, father of the young and the Three Keatons. artist wiho first visited the hills and Erroll is playing his second engage- won the heart of the little mountain ment In America, and judging from girl, is the "Shepherd of the Hills" his performance Monday, the will re- when in after years, broken with age main In this country gathering in the and grief .over the disappearance of his coin for some tirru? to .come. I-Ie is a son, he comes as a stranger to live clever female impersonator, with an among the people whom the son had excellent voice. wronged. His character is a difficult The crowd liked the Three Keatons. j one, and is Well (handled by Harry Nol- The act has been here several times son. before, has changed but little, and to There is more to the play than ths some in the audience .the waits be- story of the broken family, or of the tween laughs are too long. ] love of Samanthy for'the young lad of the mountains who went to the city

Is the Foundation of a Healthy "Constitution!" Washington. Nov&mber 17.—Definite agreement today by both the adminis- We hail the advent of "GEORGIA PRODUCTS DAY," because we believe it signalizes a new era in the prosperity tration and the nr-ii-a/dministratlon of our state, in the encouragement and stimulation jn the raising, curJng and canning of home-raised products. We wings of the senate banking and cur- invite the correspondence of every man, woman and child in Georgia who raises, Harvests ,or puts up any food com- rency committee to complete their modity that we can sell in our chain of 37 Pure, Food Stores— . drafts of the currency bills and Buy the following items of FOOD and utility tomorrow at your nearest ROGERS store, and. give your approval submit them to the senate by Thurs- and encouragement to the laudable movement for a "get-together" pull for old Georgia and her home products— day was followed oy general talk at the capltoi of an adjournment of con- gress over Thanksgiving. Informal discussion in the -possibil- Delicious Dixie Pure Fruit Grape Pure Georgia Cane'Syrup, Uni- Snowdrift ity of adjournment on both sides of and Apple Jelly; regular IDC val- Small Size 23c Medium Size the caipitol, however, failed to take form Brand, can 32^ Large size (No. 10 Pail) 97c any definite shape. No adjournment ues: glass . 8f^ will be taken without the consent of the president, and he has not yet made FLOUR known ihls views. In the senate it Wesson's Cotklng Oil, qts.. Vinegar KOBPTS' La. Bosn, 24-lb. sack, 70c: was believed the president might agree 48-lb. sack. $1.40. Corn Meal to a brief recess, although it has been Reg. 30c . . . . 25c Pure Apple Vinegar, Reg. I5c KoRcrs' Economy Self Rislne Floor. known that he desired to have con- value . . . . - . lie the finest on the, market, 12Slb. sack, gress in session In tlie event of emer- Georgia Raised Black Eyed 40c; 24-lb. sack, 7!)c. Regal Corn Which is best? gencies arising in the Mexican situa- Regal Distilled Vinegar, full Xlp Top Graham Flour, pare, health- tion. Peas, lb. . . . 71-2c Quart , . So ful, strong in srluten, 12-11). saek, Meal, pk. 33c Possible Dates of Adjournment. We; 24-lb. sack, $1.00. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday have They all are. been suggested as possible dates for Dixie Sour Mixed Pickles, Georgia Yellow Yams, mealy and adjournment in conferences of house Crackers and senate leaders. quart jar ...... lOc sugary; peck . . . . 18c Lewis'Lunch Milk, Reg. 15cpkg. . 9c Tell us what you expect a filing system to Majority Leader Underwood, due to Dixie Sauer Kraut, 3-Ib. Georgia Raised New Irish Potatoes, Lewis' Vanilla Wafers, Reg. 20c pkg 1 2o do. We will tell you which system will do it. return from his senatorial campaign in Alabama on Thursday, is expected to can 8c quart , . . . 71-2C Lewis' Ginger Snaps, Reg. lOc pkg . 7o take up this question with President We have these methods of filing: Wilson. Both •wings of the senate committee i Chef Weston's delightful May- Canned Peaches Canned Vegetables Lavadura continued work on their bills today. . Piedmont Hotel Brand Direct Alphabetic Automatic Index lonnaise Salad Dressing, half Georgia Desert Peaches, Uncle (By name, as in a (A combination of Alpha- The six administration democrats re- Remus brand, No. 3 can 13c Corn—a Reg. 15c value . . lOc Cleans, scours, Directory) opened their deliberations to consider pints ...... 25c Tomatoes—No. 3 size, Reg. 15c lOc betic and numeric) the advisability of altering the pro- Palmo Peaches—a Reg. 25c sanitizes; pkg. vision in the Glass-Owen bill for shift- Soups—all kinds . . . . 8c 5c Numeric Geographic ing the reserves of the country from A very superior article. value . . . . .- . 17c Peas—Reg. 25c value . . . 18c (By number, assigned each (By names of towns) the present depositories to the new firm or subject) regional reserve banks. , It Has been suggested that the provision might make too great a demand on the bank- ROGERS' Blue Ribbon Eggs Candy for the Kiddies Which is best ? They all are, but not for ing resources of the country, and re- every^tmsiness. Some should use the Geo- sujt in the calling of loans and con- FRESH ROASTED I These are strictly fresh country gathered hen eggs— Brewers' part SUgar stick candy—as- "BETTER sequent stringency. The democrats absolutely, we do NOT handle storage eggs. Blue graphic ; others, the Automatic Index; for reached no definite agreement, but Ribbon Eggs are a Georgia product; doz. 42C sorted flavors; 2-lb. box 15c BREAD" others, again, the Numeric is best. Chairman Owen agreed to tabulate the COFFEES figures available on the subject and presetit them to the committee tomor- Come to us—or let us come to you—with the row. . . Made in a BETTER way, of certainty that we will help you decide which Hitchcock and Republican*. BETTER material, under Senator Hitchcock and the repub- ROGERS' COFFEE. .ATLANTA MADE BROOMS. method you should have, and why. licans continued to write their draft Roasted fresh daily and always Hot from the Rogers' Royal BETTER conditions, baked of the .bill. They increased the gold roaster. Full strength, finis flavor; pure and delicious. Victor Our book, "Vertical Filing," will aid you.' reserve to be held against the new up in the blue sky and sun- currency to 4o per cent, and provided Rogers' ''Regal" Blend, a quality usually sold at ATLANT.ANTA MADMAUEE. MOPSMUr-a. . 64 pages. Contains definite descriptions of that when the reserve fell below that credtt stores-for 40c; Three shine, away from the grime all methods of filing correspondence and point it wov4d.be taxed on a graduated pound ...... '• sizes scale down to the,minimum of 30 ,per Rogers' 25c Santos Blend, 25c, 4Oc, 6Oc of the ground. Try it.. Every- papers. The most ambitious publication on cent. The bond refunding 'sec- body's eating "B E T T E R the subject with which it deals that has tion was completely charged. As now, pound'.."... '••• • •'• ••• .... RED ROCK GINGER ALE. amended, It would provide that Rogers',"Good Drink*" a quality sold regu. Made j,n Atlanta by Hagan & Dodd Co., and en- BREAD" at.a saving of 25 per ever been written. May we send you a, copy? each regional bank should each larly at credit stores for 25c; pound.. ... year invest 50 per cent of its avail- joys a national reputation. Pure, sparkling, delicious cent, able capital in the 2 per cent bonds at and healthful. 5c Loaf, par, which are the basis of the present PIEDMONT HOTEL BRAND HAMS. Our price, only ... bank notes. The regional banks would A delicious,- mild cured, tender, juicy ^ind flavory pints , :-. 9c Library Bureau then be allowed to exchange the 2 per 10c Loaf, i . Manufacturinc distributors of cent bonds for 3 per cent One-year gov- ham; cured especially for us; Our price, \ ernment notes, agreeing to renew the pound .. ^ i..'.;...... • - - quarts ...... ' • only ...... •'...'. 7c Card and filing systems. Office, library and bank equipment. notes for twenty years. These notes Unit card and filing cabinets in wood 4nd steel. would be available for use m foreign markets to secure gold to maintain 1526 Hurt Building, Atlanta the reserve. ' The republicans also make numerousv Telephone: Ivy SO41 JSf. C.' WING. Atlanta Manager amendments correcting what they re- sarded as discrepances In the bill and R o g e r s *. 3 7 P u r e F ao d Stores making the later sections conform to I amendments alre'ady adopted. f*

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WOMAN ASKS DAMAGES not specify the full amount she hopes patient, and, therefore, unable to earn may 'be'awarded her if nhe.la given a her -usual weekly wage, and that her WOMAN FOR FALL FROM TRAIN verdict. She asserts that she Is a dress- Inability to do BO wae due to the neg- maker, i and that her services command ligence of th« Southern railway. It State Chamber Boost As she was.leaving a-Southern rail- $20 a 'week compensation.. But from lITlpay for lost time, doctors' bills and way train at 'the Terminal station, In August 24, the date of her fall from hospital expenses she asks, together Atlanta, on wlilch she had ridden from the coach at the .Terminal station, up •with wnat other award a court may see SUICIDE £CARL DAVIS DRIVER HO HIT Greenville, S. C.. August 24 last. Sirs. to September 21 she was a hospital fit to make. N." C. Alexander's dress came In coii- Mis. Mary Todd Tells of Her taot -with a nail, or sorse other ob- The Negro Chauffeur Glanced struction on the platform ot the 'coach, Meeting on Train With ' Around and Then Increased which caused her to' fall bodily from the coach iplatfortn to the hard floor WEBB Railroad Agent. Car's Speed, Say Witnesses. of the Terminal station, a distance of about 3 feet, and to so injure her physically that she was confined In the Declaring that sha, did not know of Up to an early hour this morning •Atlanta hospital for weeks, says papers V A*R Y Uavis' death until after the train all efforts of the police to \ocate the ftled yesterday in the federal court by 38V£ W. ALABAMA ST. reached Senoia, and that she can as- Mrs. Alexander's attorneys. negro chauffeur who Sunday afternoon In the petition Mrs. Alexander does Phono M-Z4O5 sign no reason why he should have ran down and seriously injured Ma- PRINTING taken his own life. Miss Mary Bllza- riette Bostwick, the 4-year-old daugh- beth Todd, of Haralson. Ga., Monday ter of R. B. Bostwick, 239 Capitol ave- gave out the following statement In nue, and then speeded away without aegard to the tragedy of Carl Davis, identification, had been fruitless. the agent of the Atlanta. Birmingham, According to witnesses the negro's and Atlantic railroad at Haralson, who car was going at a rapid rate, and suicided in the bajjgage coach of a when he struck the little girl he mere- northbound A., B. & A. train Sunday ly glanced around, saw that she was evening. . , | lying in the gutter apparently lifeless EAT CORNFIELD HAMS TODAY "I got on the train at Gay, Ga-,'on: and, increasing the speed of his car, my way to Atlanta to lln<3 work," said . was soon out of sight. The little girl Miss Todd. Mr. Davis happened to be : was hurr(ed to her home nearby, where ^Hotels and Homes Serve Georgia Products Today on the same train, and soon after we ' !t was found that she was suffering started he passed through the car, • from a broken nose, which attending spolce pleasantly to me, and asked me physicians state will mar her appeaf- . Hickorr-Sraolted, Sugar-Cured, Packed In Parchment Paper and Canvas, Corn- if he could help me arrange my pack- ance for life. field Hams Make a King's Breakfast. " ages. He soon passed on, but later Witnesses described the automobile For years Cornfield Hams have been »erved on ine Epicurean tables of the returned and we talked foi about ten as a seven-passenger, black enameled finest families of the Old South. minutes. ' touring car. The negro is meagerly "I asked him where he was going, described as being a mulatto, wearing New generation* adopt tlte Cornfield flavor as the Ideal taste for ham, and and he told rne to LaGrange. He did goggles. . • every grrocer flails the calls for this delicious meat Increasing every day. not say why he was going or when he was to return. He seemed depressed. Flavor—grown In with tne feeding, tenderness' assured by care of the porkers, When the conductor passed through , KENTUCKY SOCIETY TO erispmess, s'n-eetnesM and Cornfield taste, and finished by processes possible only in Mr. Davis picked up my handbag, | our smoke-houses and curing rooms. It Is merit that makes the Cornfield brand which had been lying on the seat, and HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET Atlanta's best and proudest food label.. taking out a dime, said to the conduc- tor, 'Let's spend this.' He left soon The Kentucky society, composed of after this, and must have taken my more than 100 Atlantans, formerly res- bag ana gloves, for they were found idents of Kentucky, will hold a ban- White Provision Company in his pockets after his death. quet at the Ansiey Thursday night "At Sanola my cousin persuaded m* December 11, and all member of tne to stop and not to continue to Atlanta- WILL, HAVE CHARGE OF WAYCROSS BANQUET. society are urged to be present. Those ATLANTA Packers GEORGIA I wen1t to a hotel to wait until I could expecting to attend are requested to Bet a conveyance to take me hcwne, On left, G. W. Dean, well-known South Georgia developer, and on right, communicate with W. C. Warfield, in and there I heard of the suicide. Hon. H. D. Reed, mayor of Waycross. the Fourth National bank building. "I had known Mr. Davfs casually tor about three years. The idea that 1 was eloping with him Is .ridiculous, as I merely happened to meet him on the train." West End Christian Dolls to Go at 25c Buy Ginghams Now Ribbons These are the best lots we ever Holds Annual Session Today 100 pieces, all the new saw—patterns so pretty. Scotch plaid, wide Silk Ribbons , At Social Gathering Most Were 60c to $1.25 4,000 yards light and dark .28- in such wonderful demand at With the unique 'combination of a We hape found in our shipments nearly 100 Dolls phurch social and a. business session of inch Dress Ginghams; over 100 present, the congregation, the members of the that have become slightly soiled from the handling, West End Christian church will gather these we will place, on sale today (Tuesday) in our styles; in lengths from 6 to 20 yard ...... on Wednesday evening. Besides the hearing of a number of annual re- Toyland Section at 250. The little blemishes are yards. Just dandy; fine for house Remember, our Big Sale of Lin- ports and the introduction of other business matters of importance, a gen- hardly noticeable, but we cannot offer them as per- dresses, children's school dresses, ens for Thanksgiving is now- eral social evening will be enjoyed. fect goods, so you may have the benefit to take a Kev. W. O. Foster, pastor of the etc. I2j^c regular value; today, going on. Better get yours now. church, will report on the general pick at them early. On sale today—first come, first progress of the church during the year. Notice to Charge Customers: To induce early on tables (and we will cut off See the jo-inch Bordered Linen and also on the employment bureau served which has been under his charge. buying of Holiday goods, upon request your pur- what you want), Table Goths, Among the others who will make re- ports are the following: chases of holiday goods will appear on your December yard — $2.50 value, for Mrs. A. 'D. Howell, Ladies' Aid so- statements, payable January i. $1.89 ciety; R. W. Orenshaw, the Sunday at 25c school; R. C. Foster, Christian En- deavo'r; Mrs. J. H. Moye, Junior Chris- tian Endeavor; Miss Sarah Florence. Christian W Oman's board of missions; Dr. C. Edward Buchanan, music; Mrs. J. S. Sewell, sick com.mittee; J. Ran- dall Farris, personal work; T. B. Hutchison, church missions; F. J. Spratling, finance; J.ohn Stevenson, Still Greater Sale Today of Women's Tailored Suits publicity; Mrs. W. B. Burbitt, prayer meeting.1 The session will be presided over by F. .J. Spratling. chairman of the official board, and the social entertainment for the'evening is in charge of Miss Ida Sewell, chairman of the social Uncqualcd committe'e. Wonderful Styles ATLANTA'S CHANCE GOOD FOR OPEN AIR SCHOOLS Values Atlanta stands a chance to got an open-air public school next rear wheth- 3r tne i-i.ty council lends it ma.toriul ass.iHtani-e or not. Thr-.rt> is now $1,0-00 in ba.nk -t>.> the \. credit of the open-air school fund, de- riyed froim the sal»s of P*ed Cross Christinas seals last year. mat!.1 through the public school children of Atlanta. If the public school Children handle the Red Cross seals again tVUs y^nr it is 'believed they will add possibly $1,500 to the fund, thus making its total $2,500. which will -pay for the establishment a.ud maintenance of .;it least one open-air school for a period of one year. Mrs. J. Wade Conltling has rhargf of this branch of the work, and is planning to arrange for the sale of the Christmas seals through the public .school children the same as last year. There is everyr indication that the movement will be a. success, .and that the children will do even better than thev did before. VERDICT IS EXPECTED IN THE COLLIER CASE A verdict is expected some- time to- day , in the case of' Sanford Collier v. his two brothers, John W. and George TV"., who are e^ecur.ors of • the estate o-f the lure Wesley G-. Collier, the father of ,the,three.- Sanford Collier alleges th-art he sold his tenth interest in the estate for a Burn far less than its actual value and jiow su'eka a court order granting him J45.000 as his rightful share. • The rase went to trial before Judge "A": D. Kllis last Thursday morning. ' $45, $39.75 and $35 Suits For tlie Ui'Kt several, days witnesses $35.00, $29.75 and $25.00 Suits have been on the stand during court sessions lor both the de'fense and the includes about 500 splendidly tailored Suits plaintiff. Consisting- of about 600 Suits of the regular Late Mor.dny the case reached the argument pcrif.ii unel it is expected to iii more than fifty of the season's newest fancy "High" standard, in at least two score of splen- reach a verdict stage before night. and plain tailored styles. All of the choicest did styles. Some are pictured above. And all VEGRO HIGHWAYMEN I materials. Remember, there are no Suits in we ask you to do, dear la,dy, is to come in and NEED EXPECT NO MERCY \ our stock but what are fresh from the man- see them. We are here to show the apparel, •Judge Bei) Hill on Monday warned ' tailor, and no other house in Georgia surpasses ^iigroes that he will deal harshly with I our showing, and none for the prices asked. Mien of that race who come before him and we know they are not equaled anywhere in charged with highway robbery. Today at "We will stamp this thing out In the South. Today at. and about Atlanta i: I have to inflict the full penalty of the law on every I highwayman wh> is convicted in this i court," was the judge's statement as ! he iravo terms of 15 years each to •• I>ave Kmall and Charles Martin, two ! Pullman Davenport Beds When You Want Substantial Furniture negroes brought' before him convicted by jtiry of holding up a white farmer near the city limits in early Sepjtem- b~" The sentences Imposed by the court It's•s Here on Our 4th and 5tb Floor' s follow . his administration of similar terms last week on two negro' hold- ups who were broug-ht before him and /This Sheraton Dining Suit, in solid mahogany, finishe d in the rich Old English color, as found guilty. follows: Buffet, china cabinet, dining table, serving table and six chairs, for Grand Jury Meets Today. Have you ever had so good a value offered you? Buffet 24x66 in., china cabinet 18x48 .in., dining The November term grand jury table 54 in. by 8 ft., serving table 21x44 in. • meets today. According to attaches of the solicitor general's office late Please note this suit is solid mahogany, not veneered mahogany. . - , Mon-luy there will be no developments ' before the bocly of special interest. [ Routine matters will be &rpug'ht to I Please note the sizes of this the attention of the probers through A beautiful large sofa in the day- suit. It is larger than offered Assistant Solicitor General E, A. Ste- 3.65 phens. time, a comfortable and good bed at by others at higher prices. night. Buys the Ostermoor 45-lbs., 4-ft. 6 Every "Pullman" Davenport is fully inches wide Mattress—always sold at SOUTHERN $18.00. Covered with beautiful Art guaranteed for Five Years. Ask for Twills;, will last a lifetime. Soft as PATRONAGE the guarantee. Velvet. Dustproof, germproof, ver- We have them in .fmned oak, golden minproof and also waterproof. Guar- Visitors to New York from oak and mahogany. Priced from S« anteed never to get lumpy or require the South will find special renovating. , welcome at the HOTEL •to $75, BRESLIN on Broadway at As illustrated, in fumed k, cov- These iVfattresses have been mad,e .for 29th St. A modern, fireproof oa 60 years, they are absolutely guaran- hotel where ihdividual service ered with Spanish muleskin—worth teed, two ways*—by the makers and by is rendered at moderate cost. $50, for, ourselves—$18.00 Southerners meet in the today Ostermoor Mattresses Dixie Dining Room. D. B. $13.65 We make Divided Payments to suit Mulligan, the Manager, will Other mahogany suits in Colonial, Adams; Chippendale, and Empire designs, at mostiattractive prices. , Regular prices will prevail again in gladly send you rates and you. Oat suits in Jacobean> Kendall worth, Colonial and straight line .designs. Fumed oak suits in all the a short time. So get yours now. booklet. best Arts and Crafts patterns.. Priced from $75.00 "to $300,00, , • J. M. High Co. J.M.HighCo.

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come from operating it as a business and lems of a great* city, and developed them so THE CONSTITUTION not as at present as a Bpeculattve and un- ewiftly that few people recognize the gravity ATLANTA KEEPING THE E»tabJI»li ment tonight, than to cite the circumstances as It is the constitutional vigor that allows c&t follc left to guard the guilty. fact seem<5 to have been either ignored or is spent in Georgia in beginning actual work on the plant. This _ is not an attack on Recorder overlooked that this success was due In a If you want Anything, Mr Trusseli, 01 ot the banquet in Dooly county tonight. mind and body tp execute what the will any of your friends, try Atlanta/ try us and There has been so little noise and fan- plans. Brojles. His hands arc tied. But this ar- largf measure to the prosperity of the coun- There the entire menu comes from ju"st one fare about the enterprise that few Atlantans ticle is designed to show the folly of pres- try Itself—that the, express business has our fast mail oraor department and we "arm. And it is not an awkward or a short- Before the nineteenth century the super- ent methods, and to inform the public of been successful only because it has been a are satisfied you'll never again ask what'a realize how near it is to consummation, stition obtained that men were not ripe for the utility of an appropriation by the citv vital factor in building up individual and the matter with Atlanta. Ask The Constitu- Jharing menu. It contains wholesome food, reat credit is due Mr. Jacobs for his en- tion about us any time you are In doubt, il council or action until they were well past to meet the expenses of an office of inquiry national prosperity, rendering a service will tell you. JAS. M. SEMPLE, meats, delicacies, niceties of the palate, items ergy, and for the steady faith that has kept 45 or 50. That attitude lias changed. We in Connection with the police department. neither duplicated nor approached In this or It would fall to the work of this office siftn- anv other country—a veritable pathfinder of Advertising Manager, J. M. High Co that appeal to the epicure and items that ap- him fighting steadily toward the material- see that the young man of poise, ability and marily to dismiss frivolous cases or applv a commerce Atlanta, Ga. peal to the tnan -who makes no more de- jzation ot what the skeptics told him was an equipment is as valuable to the world as the warning, whpro that would suffice, to in- We foel that whatever the future of tho Mall (trdcr Ilousen. impossible dream. man of middle age or the graybeacd. Youth vestigate rases sufficiently to advise the express companies may be we should be \cr\ Jiditor Constitution: In your Sunday issue mands upon lua table than the substantial is no longer penalized. The world is learn- recorder, whether it might not be better, deeply concerned in that great army of ship- of life. if a fine is imposed, to allow the person pers whose business has been built up large- jou print a very interesting letter from Mi ing better. fined to pay it out of his own earnings In ly because of express service and whose in- R. E. Trussell, of Woodland, Ga., setting Mixing brains with eftort. there is hardly On the other hand, the pendulum does Installments; to collect these installments; terests demand the high standard of effi- forth the neglected opportunity for a big REGULATING TRAFFIC. mall order house in Atlanta. You also print one farm in Georgia that could not duplicate What has become of the joint committee not swing to the discarding of men in to organize and maintain a. city-wide em- ciency. "We «atinot but feel that had tho middle years or the advanced decades, ployment bureau for the unskilled, to fol- public been more familiar with the real pur- an editorial alon^ the same line. the achievements of the farm in Dooly. on traffic regulation from the city council low up persons convicted of idling and pose and practices of express business, tho Much that Mi. Trussell says is true, par- What does that moan? That farmers will be newspaper platitudes to the contrary. Most loitering, seeing that they got work and many and varied functions of the service ticularly his statement that "the large mail and the chamber of commerce? Is its en- of the big men of achievement today have keep it This adv.incp htep in poltoc ad- rendered, and the extent to which it has order hoiihofa ol tho north and east arc reap enabled to \ oase buying corn, wheat, oats, thusiasm short-lived, has it lost interest or ministration has tho confidence of the rlur-f added to our comfort and 001,\HIIH n<-e, there ing a iioh harvest ?n the south" But in gray hair. President Wilson is not a joung order to .spt him right in the matter ami Krafn, poulto, ft prj thing rlso of a solid it sleeping? > man, in the literal application. His Mexican of polirf It is done in nther cltiea and done would have been less criticibm, largely duo ;,uc-<-r>.ssfulU The rocordor has on ••veral to ijrnoianre to show him that "Atlanta always jhead" is food nature, from the outside. U will mean The problem the committee set out to opponent, Huerta, is approaching 60. The ociasionb i ecommoiided the adoption of bub- Public service Interests mu^t have the a true and correct blogan -we are today writ- the lifting of tho annual mortgage upon the men who rule the big corporations are not stantiallv this method of dealing with citv intelligent appreciation and good will of the ing htm and mailing him our literature and solve is one of the most important and Im- youngsters. The men who lead thought in offenders to supplement the work of his people. Tt would seem that tho-sp who have price lists. He. no doubt, will be surprised t-otton crop, which lowers the income from perative now facing the city. At first the court been engaged tn building up present exist- to know that there is now being operated lotton each jear from four to five cents a colleges and in abstract fields cannot lay ing express service for those who demand though organized onlv within the past few ;ommlttee approached It with zeal. A meet- claim to fledgling days. it have been too much occupied in meeting months, a big million dollar mall order house pound. Tt means that money will be divert- ng was held, tentative ordinances and The sum total of the matter is that today changing conditions and the ever-increasing in this city. We have already reached thou- Cordially Commends Proposed sands of consumers throughout the south, ed to other purposes, kept here in the state measures discussed and preparations made the world demands ability, irrespective of demands of the shipper to take into account and are daily receiving orders for goods. K for the great job of development. Peace Jubilee Celebration. that public service Interest of any kind can has just so happened, perhaps, that we have to simplify the menace of congested traffic age. It has banished the arbitrary deadline. not afford to overlook public opinion. Con- not yet reached Mr. Trussell. We are closing If the farmer is to be the gainer from liv- with a vengeance. Since then the commit- The individual must determine that. Science tinued silence on the part of the express contracts every day with large southern fac- ing at home, what about the state at large? has discovered that a man is as, old as his Editor Conbtltutlon: Tour editorial in compahles under persistent criticism and tories in various lines, and are selling direct tee has been quiescent. The problem it Sunday's issue on the proposed "Peace Jubi- attack has naturally left the impression that to the consumer rrom the factory. We ex- The possibilities are positively a challenge arteries, and the world of common sense lias there was no answer to make and that what- pect to handle everything uped or worn 111 promised to handle grows hourly more accepted the dictum. The individual who lee," to be held in \tlanta next summer, is the home In the course of time — and a shoi t to the imagination. Just as that one farm timel>, and the -n rlter,xfor one, thoroughly ever might be said was justified. time Jit that— we expect to supplant in the acute. takes care of himself, and who is scrupulous homes of the south our big northern and In Dool> could live and thrive with barriers indorses the idea westein mail order houses Wo can meet It is doubtful if another city in the coun- not to stop growing mentally ought to be President Wilmer L Moore, of the cham- Tom and Jerry Cared For. their prices on articles, and the saving on built between itselt and the outside world, much more valuable, to society as well as to ber of eorrimeroe. is entitled to congratula- Ireight and parcel po&t is the saving to the try, regardless of size, is confronted with tions for the conception and suggestion: (Fiom The HaveVhill Gazette) consumer. «o Georgia, if she raised all her home sup- traffic complications approaching those with the paymaster, at 60 than he is at 30. Tom and Jerry are two old plugs. For We are interesting and making contracts The theory that the age belongb to the "No north, no south, no east, no west, but with one good man in each county In the plies, could do the same. We could increase which Atlanta is plagued. The topographical one country, an indissoluble union of inde- 24 years, faithfully, through ram and shine, southern states, who will represent us local- . the income ol the state many millions year- young man or to any prescribed limit of structible states"—has become so trite a with never a kick and rarelj. a quiver, they ]y, and thus put us in close touch with the peculiarities of the city have been intensi- years is cant and buncombe. saying in this day as scarcely to provoke hava pulled to and fro, along Dclancy street, trade ly, we could plug up drains which p.pw have fied by the manner in which the streets are applause or e^^ite comment. AVe would appreciate it if jou would print Nothing could be more appropriate than New York's sole surviving horse car Re- this letter, not only to let Mr. Trussell know oo excuse save indolence for existing. We laid out. By a paradox the streets in the It is significant that there hasn't been a cently the juice of the dynamo hat, taken that Atlanta is not behind the times, but to to celebrate the fiftieth anniversarv of the their Place, bringing with it the question let the people generally know that Atlanta could rathe food crops, cattle, hogs, sheep heart of the city, which should be broad and revolution in South America since the colo- Battle of Atlanta by a Peace Jubiilee here, is to be the future home of one of the big- nel touched the dock. the same as was done at Gettysburg this what to do with the plugs. Were they gest mail order houses in the countrv for export purposes, and raise the figures spacious, are narrow and constricted. The last summer The differences of the sixties younger, the answer would have been easy. r». H. HALL. on the requisition we now draw annually heaviest traffic strain going north and south are ended forever and the nation—the new In Canada's far northwest, in fertile Sas- President Hall's Universal Supply Co. nation—is united in the bonds of internal on the cotfers. of the nation and the Old is thrown on the three great central outlets, Some of the editors who are clamoring katchewan, there's quite an industry In con- peace and perpetual brotherhood., This Is the verting the bony derelicts from eastern car world. the viaducts at Peachtree, Forsyth and for Mexican intervention ought to be drafted tiine and Atlanta the place to emnhaslza to for the ambulance corps. the world that swords unsheathed In fra- barns, by six months of fat pasturing, into Prosperity in Georgia. Ot course, the chamber ot commerce re- Broad streets. It is needless to detail the tricidal warfare have been "beaten into plump and frisky draft horsee But Tom gards agriculture as just one phase of its dangerous and time-killing congestion at plough shares and) spears Into pruning and Jerry were beyond pastoral redemption. ictrvUies. It is going, also, to establish It certainly !s hard luck for a profes- hooks'" I The only alternative to a pension in the The farmer's jolly days have come, these three points. It should be made a national and an in- country would have been a pistol shot and The gladdest of the year; more factories, more schools, more enter- The situation Is aggravated by the ex- sional peace bird like Mr. Bryan to be thrust ternational affair, if possible, and no one t Ilia bumper crop is gathered, into the vortex of the Mexican situation. should think because we celebrate fifty the boneyard. In this emergency the prop- And hog-killln' time is here. prises generally. It is going to increase the igencies growing out of the inevitable park- ,yeaVs of Peace and Amity between the sec- erty owners along Delancy street, did a Peace and plenty now abounds, population of Georgia, and\jake the present Ing of automobiles upon the narrow streets tions that we any the less reverence the- he- handsome thing-. They voted a fund and While his table daily groans in the center of the city. The present vague The American masses revel gratefully in roic fortitude and immortal achievements of named a commission to take the two faith- With cracklin' bread and Jersey milk, members of the population better dividend- the decreased cost of living, due to the low- the men of the south of the sixties. With ful old crowbalts to a. snug stable up state, Spare ribs and fresh backbones. earners for themselves and the state. It is regulations are Insufficient and operate, in Duty emblazoned upon their battle flags and where they can eat and sleep in peace and ering of duties on champagne and apoli- Right their battle cry they contended in quiet until the end. How humane are you No cost of living worries him', going to bring here the best class of our own many instances, to delay traffic and make to the dumb, beasts In your employ? Do of standing cars obstacles that impede traf- narls. mighty strife and as the^ final and everlast- Witii prices climbing higher; lellow Americans to help in the task. But ing result—one Nation, one Flag, one Peo- you kick them and* curse them and starve He smiles serene as he reads the news, fic and endanger pedestrians as well as ve- ple—born out of the travail and woe, which them when something- rolls your liver? Do Before his big log fire. is an army travels on its belly, so does a It's a safe assertion that every single has taken its place among tho governments you let the children torment the eat? In hicles and their occupants. Double car of the earth. brief, is it the rule In your home that the Then if you should chance to visit him. ^tate. And the chamber of commerce Is tracks and frequent schedules serve, of woman to the land would surrender a year's It would be a most befitting honor to poor ceaturca that cannot take care-of them- You alwajs find good cheer. wing to see, Hrst, after Georgia's com- course, only to complicate the strain. income for one look at the Wilson wedding them to hold the Peace Jubilee as proposed. selves are to be mistreated by any Who may In a genuine Georgia ginger cake. HOLLINS N. RANDOLPH. havo the power, or are you kindly, consid- And (food old 'slmmon beer. nissariat and the enormous profit that will Atlanta has developed the traffic prob- presents. Atlanta, November 17, 1913. erate and merciful? —ROBERT BRASEL.TON.

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THINKS NEW CHAMBER BURNS RESULT IN DEATH HEAVY DOCKET FACES BAPTISTS GATHER WILL HELP THE STATE OF YOUNG U.S. AGAINST JESSE FOR ANNUAL MEET If you don't feel "up to the Miss Mattie Barkley Dies After Judge Shepardj of Florida, Macon Clerk Was About to mark," if „ you lack vim and a Week , of Intense Will Convene Delayed Make Bond When Warrant Over Seven Hundred Dele- Suffering. Term Today. Was Sworn Out. vigor, try drinking a really fine gates Expected in Gaihes- Macbn, <3a., November 17.—Just as mineral water. Macon, Ga., November 17.—(Special.) Macon, Ga., November 17.—(Special.) Jesse Cooner, the clerk who shot S. I* ville-^-Will Receive Royal Miss 'Mattie Barkley, a 15-year-old girl, Judge Sh&pard, '! Florida, arrived In Me Williams-Saturda-v nigrht, was about died this morning as a result of burns Macon today and will convene the de- to give ball this afternoon a warrant I sustained a week ago when her clothing lay d November term of the United was issued by Justice R. B- Hall charg- Standing alone in its class, Welcome. accidentally caught on flre while she ing him with murder. * was standing fn front of a grate fire. State district court here tomorrow R. H. Williams, a nephew of the dead Her back and limtos were badly burned morning. Tis first act will be to im- merchant, obtained the warrant. the high regard in which By Rev. A. C. Hendlcy. J and, at the hospital, where she was panel and swear In the grand and petit . The coroner's jury charged Cooner Gainesville, Ga.. November 17.—(Spe- I taken, little hope for her recovery was Jurors, after which 'the civil calendar with voluntary manslaughter. The WHITE ROCK WATER is clal.)—Delegates have been po-uring into held out from the beginning. wil' be called. There Is an unusually nephew declares, it is said, that it is a Miss Barkley was the daughter of heavy docket. plain case of murder, and states he is this city since noon and about 450 are Mr. and Mrs. E. H. rJSarkley, of Ro£f A number of criminal cases have going to aid the state in prosescuting already consigned homes and fully 700 Home avenue. ' The funeral will be been set for the opening days of the the clerk. held by the doctors of today is are expected by Tuesday noon In at- held tomorrow. j term, there being twelve <&r tomorrow, tendance upon the ninety-second an- as 'follows: W. E. Beacham, of Pine- Probe of United Cigar Stores. attested by its enormous sale. nual convention o£ the Georgia Bap- Saloon Men Disturbed. hourse, charged with concealing his , lists. Automobiles are meeting- every Macon, Ga., November 17.—(gpeeial.) assets from the bankruptcy court*, ful- Washington;, November 17.—Investi- j Local saloon men are considerably dis- ly 54,000 of his alleged assets being lo- gation of the United Cigar Stores com- train, and many delegates have nad turbed, by the report that the grand Vcate5" d after the petition In bankruptcy pany by the house Judiciary committee their consignments for several days by, jury which is now in session intends to nad been filed; Edward D. Martin, et was asked today by Hepresentatlve mali. Through this method they are use the evidence secured by the Macon a!., Dooley county; Gabriel T. Carder, Reilly, of Connecticut, In a resolution soon despatched to their homes, which Law Enforcement league in the crusade Pike^qounty; Bill Evans, Monroe counj- seeking information whether the com- to close the saloons under the Injunction ty; Ed M. McEIroy, Pike county; jr. F. I pany does business In violation of the avoids the' usual delay experienced up- plan, on which to base indictments for Mercer, Jones county, and Joseph W. > anti-trust law. on occasions of this kind. \ violating the state prohibition law. If Nelson, Lauren- county, ill charged j _ . _W5th placards in the window of c,v- this Is done, the Indications are that! with illicit distilling; Ivey T. Blount, ! *m^a^—i~'^^*~~~~*~-*'l^~**^~~*l~ «ry_business house. "Welcome to Our every saloonkeeper In the city will be Oooly county, ma-king a. false pension CYty, Georgia Bapt.ists," and practically indicted. I claim: Hunter Butts, Sumter county, Judge Mathews did not announce his retailing liquor; John. W. Hatcher, ev«ry home thrown wide open for the decision In the Injunction suit against Twiggrs. embezzling funds while acting- comfort and entertaining of the dele- I the saloon of Ed Loh today. Because of as rural route carrier; John Henry gates, the atmosphere seems fraughi, ; the constitutional question raised by Jones, stealing ?4 from Macon post- With "welcome" and everybody feels Attorney John R. Cooper, it is stated office, and Jonn Wesley "Vinson, Bibb, ea»y and at home. | that the Judge wil•"l 'take-mor e tim• e to opening- another's letter. While there will be a meetinj? of the consider the catie, and It may be several Thursday will be naturalization day, officers of the ninety-eight associa- days yet before he decides it. :When nine foreigners •will ,be examined tions of which the convention is com- to determine whether they ape qua.ll- posed tonight, the convention proper Patrolman Stupended. tlf 1 to become United Sta/tes citizens. will not open until 9 o'clock Tuesday Macon, Go., November 17.—(Special.) An echo of the Burke county "white morning-, at which time the conven- T. G. CULBRETH, slave" cas« will oe heard on Friday, Tarver, Ga., vipe president for Elchols Chief of Police W. B. Chapman today tion will be called tcr order by the suspended Patrolman T. A. .Middleton, of thia -week, when Walter Pounds, a president. Dr. John D. Mell, of Athens, county, of State Chamber of Commerce. oir"the charge that he w^s drinking welNknOwn farmer of tihat county, will For Georgia Homes one of Georgia's greatest parliamenta- intoxicating liquor while on duty. be «lled Oli '"IS, cha-rS« °* Intimidating rians, and Immediately go into organ^ Patrolman Middleton has asked for a a J^'tness In «he case of a young man Ization. COUNCIL UPHOLDS hearing before the police committee ofjwho w^ tried In Augusta some time The First Baptist church, where the 0 8 0 1 1 whlt convention will meet, is a handsome VETOES BY MAYOR the city council, and his request has j ^f ^ -"!, ?"^ ^^ I . «. slavery;' granite structure, with a seating ca- been granted, the hearing to take place "" " *""- The Modern Way to Have Hot sonra time during the present week. Francis, from Sou'th Carolina to , pacity of about 2,000. the erection of The charge Is based on the accusa- Bui-ke county for immoral purposes. •which incurred an expense of about Continued From Page One. tion of a negro woman who was arrest- $60,000. ed by Middleton Saturday night and The convention met In this city about later released from the barracks by COLUMBUS BAILIFFS Water and Plenty of It Is to Use a seventeen years ago, and many of the sistant City Attorney Ellis, members Chief Chapman. The woman claims the delegates attending the present ses- of the aldermanlc board were barred police officer was Intoxicated at the ARE IN HOT WATER sion marvel at the growth of the from voting. Two-thirds of the mem- time he arrested her. Queen Ci,ty.' The convention has' also bers voting is necessary to override a experienced a marvelous growth since veto. that time, each intervening year ad- Alderman Nutting questioned the State Chamber Charter. Columbus. Ga., November 17.—(Spe- ding; associations of which that body count after Mayor Pro Tern. Warren Macon, Ga., November 17.—(Special.) cial.)—There was a big shakeup is composed. announced the result, and attempted to Application for a charter for the State among Muscogee county bailiffs late have the vote taken 6ver again. Mayor Chamber of Commerce was filed in the this afternoon when Ju4ge Gilbert, of Pro Tern. Warren ruled that the vote Bibb superior court today; No capital the s-uperlor court, acting on the rec- GEORGIA DINNER stock is named In the petition, but it is ommendation of the grand Jury, die- | Cadet Heater could not be retaken, but announced AT AUDITORIUM that a member could ask for a verifica- specified that Macon shall be the dom- missed Bailiffs Homer Mason, Wilder i Al AUISIM UKlum Uon councilman Smith raised the icile for the organization. The execu- and J. L. Darby from service. These point that the aldermen did not vote, tive offices are to be maintained in three officers were on duty one day i and the city attorney ruled that they Atlanta or any other city in the state last week when Roacoe Huff, a voung I Discard the water pipes in your stove—take out the water Continued From Page One. were not entitled. ' the directors shall specify.' man who had pleaded guilty to a mis- "Then, I'd like to know if the mat- demeanor, made his escape by quietly coil in your furnace—install a Cadet Heater and save money, served under ordinary circumstances ter cannot be reconsidered?" Alderman Rev. Callavray Called. walking out from the sheriff's office. for $2. The menu will be as follows: Nutting again put In. Macon, Ga., November IT.—(Special.) Another sensation was rumored Jn fuel and temper—and have plenty of hot water at a moment's Matter Disposed Of. Rev. T. P. Callaway has been called to the case of Bailiff Robert L. Willisi Puree of Tomato the pastorate of the Tabernacle Baptist Whipped Cream Assistant City Attorney Ellis ruled who is being held to be tried on the church in Macon, to succeed .his brother. charge of murder. Willis shot and notice. . Mixed Pickles a la Dixie Company that the matter had been finally dis- Rev. J. W. Callaway, who has been White Plume Celery posed of and Alderman Candler suc- killed Luther Hawkins, a young man Barneala Young Onions Salted Peanuts Called to the First Baptist church at. who was fleeing to escape arrest be- The Cadet Heater burns coal or wood and is so effective in Roaot Turkey Chestnut Dressing ceeded in partially restoring council to Duibdln, and who has accepted. So far | Creamed Potatoes a la Barnesrta a state approaching dignity by calling Rev. T. F. Callaway has not decided cause he did not pay a 50-cent board Georgia Yams a la Camp. for the next order of business. whether he will accept the call. In bill. The WJllisease was set for trial ' supplying hot water for bathing, laundry or kitchen that it is Baked Cornfield Ham a la White Company On the policemen's'salary bill. Coun- case he does, the Institutional work of last Thursday, but one of the state's Deviled Eggs Veal Croquettes cilman Smith movad that the veto of the Tabernacle church will 'be contin- main witnesses, J. H. Davis, did not rapidly gaining in popularity And favor. The old methods are Chicken Salad Georgia Raised the mayor be overridden. ued. appear, and the case was continued G.eorgla Beaten Biscuits twelve voted against the mayor and until today. Davis was w'ith Wlawkins Olade by Mrn. John Marshall Slaton) going and giving way to the seven with him. Those who sustained Kappa Alphas to Meet. wihen he was shot. The witness, now Tip Top Biscuit Uncle Sam Bread the veto were Councllmen Wardlarw, a resident of Manchester, Ga,, left for Georgia Corn Porte Macon, Ga., November 17.—(Special.) Neapolitan Ice Cream Georgia Muffin Cakes Lynch,, Knight,, Oolcord, Ashley, Hum- The annual convention of the Kappa Columbus last Wednesday, it Is ru- Block's'Butter Wafes phrey and Kimbroush. Alpha fraternity of Georgia, Alabama mored, and that when he arrived , Habersham Apples Councllmen Humphrey Sn-d Asftiley and Florida is now being held in Ma- Bailiff Grover Willis and L. V. Lock Kamper'a Roasted Coffee were the only members who' voted to con, the Dempaey hotel being head- met him at the depot and advised him Valdes' Cigars sustain the mayor's veto of the ordi- that It would be to his best interest CADET HEATER quarters. About fifty delegates are in (All bread , served on this occasion nance authorizing the blocking of the attendance, and attended the football not to tarry In Columbus. He has not made from Capitola flour.) siroet and sidewalk at Broad and Ala- game here this afternoon between Mer- shown up, and when the Willis case Some Valuable Souvenirs. bama. Councilman Hall, chairman of cer and Clemson. The business session wall called today it was again con- the street committee, informed council of the convention will be held tomor- tinued at the instance of the state. Hot Water Quick and Cheap * A number of valuable and attractive that its action on the veto -would be The reported conduct of the two souvenirs will be placed at the plate row, followed by a dance at the Log an Indication as to its future policy. Cabirt club at nigiht A smoker was bailiffs is being investigated. of each diner, and the original ticket Alderman Maddox declared that If given tonight at the Hotel Dempsey. has on it ten extra coupons, entitling- council does not give property owners permits to ereot fences they will go WRIGHT PREDICTS END the holder to various Georgia-made to Birmingham and Chattanooga and Any stove dealer products absolutely free, such as a other "seaport cities." SENTENCES PASSED OF SALOON IN ATLANTA gallon of mineral water, a pair of After the vetoes had been disposed or any plumber socks, a box of .crackers, a glass of of, Alderman Nutting- offered a reso- ON MILITANT WOMEN lution authorizing an' Increase In the Savannah, Ga., November IT.—(Spe-' . Jelly, and so on. salary of the city attorney, effective clal.)—"I venture the assertion that The speaking program for the even- in January, 1915, from $3,800 to $3,600 London, November IT.—Two bands of within thirty days the crusade against will sell yon a ing Will be as lavish and attractive the saloon will be on In Atlanta, and It a year. The resolution was referred •what Arthur Hopkins, the police mag- will only be a question of a short time as the menu. President Wilmer I*. to the salary committee. istrate, described as "Raving women," until the curse will be abated and the Moore, as head of the Atlanta Cham- Councilman Mason offered a resolu- appeared In the police courts of Lon- laws of this sovereign state upheld," CADET BEATER ber of Commerce, will introduce Al- tion providing for an increase to *90 don today. declared Seaborn Wright In an address bert Howell, the toastmaster. Mr. per month to the salaries of police They were charged with assault In at the Savannah theater tonight "The Howell'a eloquence and ready wit Is ex- signal operators. connection with Saturday's outrage at spirit of anarchy stalks at large," he and connect it up. pected to contribute materially to the 'An ordinance, signed bv seven mem- the old Bailey court when hammers • continued. "I intend to go to every joy of the occasion. Mr. Howell wil.l, bers of the general council, was intro- I community in Georgia where the prohi- CI duced to create the office of purchas- sorareme introducinLrociirce thLEIeW variouvct-iiuuEs* ,»v~«~"-, speaker»s> in- ~ .------, - . 91 ann ****•> Give one an order du4ln _Opvernor _.John_ M. Slaton. £* ««& ^f^to^bf iefecSS Mayor S Woodward, Hon. Fuller E. Cal- u e street. laway and others. . by the mayor, comptroller and finance assaulting the judgs^-a^ge were sentencedg to TO-DAY. While Governor Slaton will con- pommlttee. and all supplies purchased terms of from one to two months at tribute to the occasion by his .presence through the agent be subject to their hard labor. approval. ' In the Asqulth case Miss Boyleau and Of Interest to Auto Owners. and hie speech, the governor's wife, •Will Veto Meanorw. Mrs. Kerr were bound over to keep the Mrs. John M. Slaton, first lady of Mayor , Woodward will veto this peace, while the proceedings against The Georgia Machinery Company, in The Cadet Heater Inside the Cadet Heater Georgia, is hard at work this morning measure when it reaches him. He says Misses Murray and Boyle were adjourn- the rear of 50 East Hunter street, has contributing her share to Its success. that Chief Clerk Graham 'West, In the ed. It waB noticeable that the police Jus* ^Installed the latest OXTGEN- She is helping prepare with her own comptroller's office, is filling the du- took the precautions of depriving all ACETYI^ENE WELDING machine We hands' the old-time beaten biscuit ties of agent as -tvell. He charges that women spectators of their baskets or can repair broken articles made of all which °w'ill be served on tnis occasion the office is being created for political parcels as they entered the police kinds of .metals: Cast iron, wrought from a famous recipe which she had court. iron, steel, copper, brass, bronze, alu- from her mother, Mrs. John M. Grant. PUIP°peUtion by the Peters Building minum, etc» When so welded are as One of the most talked about feature company was offered as an objection good and strong as when new. This of the dinner is the Georgia dress against the erection of the proposed KENNEDY TAKEN AWAY Is a -great saving In cost and time, contest, for which W. H. White, Jr., new $8,000 public comfort station on especially where otherwise new parts has offered a prize of $20 in gold the Whitehall street viaduct. The pe- TO AVOID VIOLENCE would have to be ordered from a dis- This prize will be won by the man who tlton was referred to the park board. tance. Atlanta Stove comes to the dinner most completely The vacancy on the 'library board, Swainsboro, Ga., November 17.—(Spe- We are also prepared to remove car- clothed in Georgia-made apparel. A caused bv the resignation of P. B. cial.)—Mrs. A. L. Kennedy, who has bon from cylinders at a small cost number of contestants are expecting to Gay, secretary, was postponed at the been at the point of deathhere since This can be thoroughly done in a few appear with everything made in Geor- request of Councilman Knight. W. L,. shsne was assaulted bBy her husbanhusbandd ' minute"""•"•"=s and very much improve the Atlanta, Ga. gia from shoes, socks, underwear, and Percv was elected as a trustetrust< e from about two weeks ago. is declared to bef .,,nnln|? of autos; in fact, they run so on, up to their liats and stick pr: Councilman Ashley declared that the FACES TWO COURTS W. H. White. Jr., J. R. Bachman> J. money should be held to pay claims K. Orr, Jr.. L. R. Rogers, Ivan E. Allen. for damages. Alderman Candler IN A SINGLE DAY A SMILING Milt Saul, W. J. Lowensteln. . O. T. charged the property owners with Camp. J. Ler Barnps and L. D. Hicks. acting in had faith by demanding a Of course. In this magnificent ac- return o>f the money. Columbus, Ga., November 17.—(Spe- complishment it has been necessary Adopt Report. cial. )—George Fiournoy, colored, who f or ' them to have, and they have had. The reoOrt of the water board and was today behind over by Recorder F"ar- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT fully, the co-operation of the mer- bo™ cSUcta. which contained a ley on the charge of burglary, was im- chants and manufacturers of Atlanta recommendation that the balance of mediately escorted across to the court- and vicinity. They .vs. been accorded the bJnd money of $75.000 be used in house, where superior court was in Of complete satisfaction is the regular accompaniment g-enerons aid fro-m- inanr sources, all putting down water mains on streets session, entered a plea of guilty and 'of which \vill be acknowledged- in due other than those provided for In the was sentenced 'by Judge Gll-bert to ten form. bond issue, -was adopteo. years in the penitentiary. "ide^nTan; Ragsdale offered an ordi- of an EISEMAN BROS. Suit—the pleasant conscious- nance to> prohibit smoking in theaters. It was referred to the ordinance cora- ness of being well dressed and correctly dressed is the oore than thirty minutes coun- How's Your Town ? cil was forced to transact business in Solid Gold Mesh Bags the dark.' Something went wrong If it's a town with the push and the j instant effect of putting one on—but there are dozens of with the electric,. lights. pride to want to get ahead the first j and Purses thing to do is to make it a good place PRESIDENT WILSON styles you'll want to try on—each one vieing with an- ; Every woman would like to to live In. - have a solid gold mesh bag ASKS MEMBERSHIP or purse- As a gift, hardly Is it the kind of place the young other; yetHhere is the ONE particular suit here to suit anything would be mor£ ap- preciated. Continued From Page One. fellows will stick to and be proud of | you exactly. Come in today and see how true this is^- and want to rear their families in? Our stock of gold mesh ire as follows: Abbeville. Albany, Amerl- "s \rllngton. Athens. Atlanta. Bainhrldgc. bags are worthy of special Barnesvllle, Baxlry, Bremen. Brunswick. By- If it is lacking in CORRECT SANI- consideration. No finer mesh **'" 'm ' C'raic Calhoun, • , Uunton. MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Ca?rollton OaVteSville. Cedartown. Clarks- TARY CONDITIONS it will never get can be. made—being literally vnf£ Cl'avton. Dallas, Dalton, De- cloth of gold. ,, | ^tSr BouglaB. Douglasville. Dub- over into the growing column. Vin Eaitniavi Klberton, Ellljay. . Fitzgeral.1. $15> TO — $50 We. have them withl and pSrt Val™v? oreenville. Griffin. Hartwell. without jeweled clasps; plain Hawklnsvllie. HazIeUurst. .Tackson Jesup, Sanitary living is the right of the KMrltwood Lafayette, LaGranse. Lavnnia. frames, engraved or engine- lawrenceville. tithonla. 'Macon. MnStone Mountain. Sylvester. Tallapoosa, $12.50 -— TO $30 , $55. 560. $75, $107.50, $150, Tal'bottan. Tennllle. Thomson. Thompson. If your town is a breeding place for ! $170, $227.50. ?260, $600. Tifton. Toccoa, Valdoata, Vienna, Waycrusg, \Vlnder, W;rightsville. sickness you and your neighbors will The one at $600 is hand- have to pay the price. . somely engine-turned and is GREENVILLE TO FORM studded with diamonds and ACTIVE BOARD OF TRADE If the water supply is contaminated sapphires. the health of your people is menaced.'. We are headquarters for , LaG-ranse, Ga.. November 17.— (Spe- i Eiseman Bros, INC. gifts of quality. 'cial.)—T-C. Arthur Wynn, .statistical sec- If your lighting Ms inadequate your j I retary of the LaGrange Chamber of Write for new 160-page il- j Commerce, returned to LaGrange Sat- boys and girls will be the losers. lustrated catalogue for 1914. urday after having been out for several Darkness isn't good for the morals | 11-13-15-17. WHITEHALL days on a mission In behalf of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce any more than for the eyesight. Maier & Berkele, Inc. His trip to Greenville was specially Atlanta Agehts Hess Shoes — Everwear Hosiery — j pleasant, and he was invited to come to It's our business to better and boost Gold and Silversmiths their banquet on Georgia Products day Mentor and Duofold Underwear —Cuf-Turn Shirts iand assist tliem in organizing a real the town that is ailing. ' live and active board of trade. 31-33 .Whitehall St. Greenville is one of the jbest towns — Hartman Wardrobe Trunk* -— in the satte, and having been touched The J. B. McCrary Company Established 1887. by the work of the state chamber they are preparing to go actively to work to Municipal EnKlneern. .JJ make Greenville lead the state as to Third Notional Dank Building I activity and industrial development. Atlanta, Ga. ' ' ' •f : t -il lEWSPAPERI VSPAPERI Pai»e Eight THE CONSrmmON, rATLAN*TA; GA1., TUESDAY, NOVMBEE 18, 19m

Annie tee McKenzie and Mr. Milton Georgian Terrace,' and a number of and an attractive menu Has been ar- Dargran. ~ " i teas were given in the palra room by ranged. Mrs. Allen- will be assisted by The congenial party included Misses the college set. • •• . Mesdames Mapp, L'Engle, .' Baylor, MeKenzie, Helen Dargan, Iju«y Hoke Mrs. L. Eiseman and her charming Clarkson, pise,' Trlppe, Moss and Snilth, Jennie'D. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. niece, Miss J'ennie Rice, of Ctticago, Hutchinsqn. Forrest Adair, Jr.,: Messrp. Milton Dar- were "at home" from 3 o'clock In Mrs. Business Men's Lunch—Roaat beef, gan, Dozier Lowitdes, Clarence j Wiseman's apartments, and a large creamed, potatoes, spaghetti, hot rolls, An Imperial Menu of -'I Knowles, Dr. J. D. Osborne, Charles ! company of callers was extended a land coffe; 35 cents. •Sciple, - I happy hospitality. j Oysters, all 'Styles; stews, 26 cents; The table was gay in rts decorations I The football team and a number of fried, 25 cents; raw, 15,cents. , of pjnk, the cen,terpiece ot roses. Fop- 'Other Athens visitors remained at the Chicken dumpHngs, 10 cents; chicken ,pers ornate with pink roses and other i Terrace ovefc Sunday and were the cen- I salad, 25 cents; creamed chicken and Georgia Products | favors were pink, and a souvenir for i ter of University alumni Interest, dur- mushrooms, 26 cents; rolls, 6 cents; ear-li guest %vas a small silver frame. j ing their stay. . , .. . coffee, 5 dents; assorted pies;. Ice holding the pictures of bride and cream. groom-to-be. Tihe beautiful young hostess was j Drama League at Terrace. Equal Suffrage Meeting. Served Tonight From 6:30 to &00 P.M. | gowned' in pGeorgian Terrace hotel. There- faces -will be seen at this afternoon's Brannon. ; fore. today, Tuesday. November 18, meeting. I "The Children's Court," Miss Marga- A. round .it entertainments have. been, Mrs. Robert Reed will' eOtertain at a promptly at 3 o'clock, please be at the ret Lainp. '*• MENU planned for Mrs. Robert Yancey, of bridge tea Monday, the 24th, at her ("•Jeorgian .Terrace and not at the Pied- A cordial Invitation is extended to New York, \vh'o arrives .Thursday to home. mont hotel, as previously announced. everyone interested. Sa'vannah Selected Oysters. visit Mrs. Joseph Haine. Mrs. Jack Ivowis will be.jiQBtess at a To Miss Jackson. .Mrs. Raiue's tea on Friday afternoon larpe teu on the 25th at the Driving Airs. Charles A. Sisson was hostess Garden Vegetables. \Essence of Chicken in'Cup. at the Driving club will be one of the club and >Trs. Thomas P. Hinman will For Miss Rowlett. at a beautiful luncheon yesterday at j Christmas Bazar. "White Plume Celery, Young Onions, Button Radishes. bright affairs of the we«k. onrertain at a large buffet lunch at her her home, the occasion complimenting I Committee No. 1, of the North Ave- Planked Aitamaha River Trout, Brown Butter. 1 Miss Ruth WiiiB. and Miss Dorothy home on West Peachtre« street on De- Miss Corinne Heard and Mrs. Tom Miss Euia Jackson and assembling her i nue Presbyterian church, will hold a Judkius, of Virginia, will serve punch cember 4. Mrs. Scott Hudson will give Mallow-ay, entertained Saturday after- bridesmaids. j.bazar November 18-20 at Ludden & Shoestring Potatoes. noon at a bridge party and linen show- | The dining room was hansoinely dec- for Mrs. Raine. a bridge luncheon at her home (at East er for Miss ]>ady Grace Rowlett, a Bates', 63 Peachtree street. Braised Sweetbreads En Casserole. Mrs. Robert \\'. .Davis win fzivc a J,uke and .Airs. Beddings Tupper and a orated In ferns and pinK roses, which Many beautiful and useful articels ' Barbecued (Georgia Raised) Pig, Raised on the Farm. small bridge party fejaturday "afternoon nujnber of others will entertain, for bride-elect, at the home of Mrs. Gallo- . were banked in buffet and mantal, and will be on sale at reaso-na'ble prices. at her home on Went pjsacUtree street. Mrs. Yaucoy during nor visit. way. 1 formed the basis of a picturesque table Sweet Potatoes. Autumn leaves and chrysanthemums schemp. The centerpiece -was a basket attractively decorated the house. The Roast Georgia Raised, Turkey, Stuffed. Quiince J^lly. of pink roses, the handle tied with ! To Mrs. Cheshire. i Whipped or Boiled Potatoes. first prize, a pair of white gloves, at tulle, and at the corners were four I Mrs. O. C. Fuller will entertain at ter. Mass., and Mrs. Homer Gage, the cards was won by Mrs. Wallace, who smaller baskets of roses and valley lil- 'bridge Wednesday afternoon in compli- Steamed Cabbage. • I>ry Savannah Rico. f-ft Mrs. Howard's Tea. srupsts of Mrs. Ottley. I presented them to the guest of honor. ! lies. The favors were tiny pink bas- .\ bright assemblv was that enter- Mrs. William T. Newman, Mrs. R. C. I Miss Rowlett was given silk stock- meijt to Mrs. T. J. Cheshire, a bride. White Turnips. Now Beets. kets of bonbons, the handles garlanded I Others entertaining ifor Mrs, Cheshire Buttermilk Biscuits, Georgia Corn Pone. *y«r tained yesterdviy afternoon by Mr». Slnts and Miss Frances Newman as- Ings. There were thirty with little rose buds. The place card ! will be Mrs. Ivan Allen, iMiss Ruth sisted in' entertaining the guests. Mrs. designs were Dresden figures. • , ' Fruit 'Salad. Walter Howard, at the home of her Hunt Chipley poun-.i] tea and Mias I Lewis and Mrs. Anne Thome Knox. parents, .Judge and Mrs. William T. Mrs. Sisson was becomingly gowned Peacli Ice Cream. • Assorted Cakes. Lucy Cook scrvud punch. For Miss Watts in black satUi charmeuse, trie corsage ! Swift A CO.'H Hales of freab beef In Newman, when the guests of honor Autumn leaves in graceful branches Mrs. Martin Dunbar entertained at of shadow lace, and Miss Jackson wore 'Atlanta for the week ending Saturday, Green Apple Pie. •were Mrs. Albert Heyward, of-Worces- decorated the house throughout, ami bridge yesterday afternoon at her home blue chiffon cloth draped with embroid- November IS, averaiged 10.92 cents per Georgia Cream Cheese. Tea Flakes. there were Jardinieres and vases filled in Ansley Park, In compliment to Miss ered chiffon. Her black hat was pound.—(Adv.) Coffee. Tea. Milk. •with whito chrysanthemums. : Louise Watts, a bride-elect. trimmed with Paradise. MORE NUTRITIOUS FOOD AT A In the dining room the table, from I White chrysanthemums and ferns Demi Tasse. After Dinner Mints. which tiio dainty refreshments were decorated the house and tne score cards LOWER PRICE. served. Had a centerpiece iri yellow I were decorated in monograms in blue ' arifi white. Terrace Teas. rhi-ysanthemurns. and tea was .served Among those entertained at 5 o'clock Most people eat too much meat. from the beautiful service rocemly ! The prize for top score was corre- tea yesterday at the Georgian Terrace presented tu Judge Newman -hy the spondence cards and the honor guest "OH! I FEEL <1•> Atlanta bar. the occasion being the was given a fancy work bag. was Mrs. H. K. Dick, who nad as her It is the one l}ig item • in our high Mrs. DunUar wore a gown of white guests a group of five. Imperial Hotel •y* first upon which it was used. Pretty members of tTie younger set cost, of living. We go to this meat I Mrs, Howard, receiving' her guests, crepe cle chine. The guests invited to present were Miss Gladys Miller, who wore a becoming toilet in black ch,irr meet Miss Watts were: Miss Tavlor, Peachtree and Ivy Streets excess under the mistaken belief that infuse, with tunic of black net and a Miss Kdith Watts, Mrs. J. T. Dargan, wore a brown satin, triree-piece suit SO THANKFUL" ceiuturp of A im-rican KeuiuU'p. Mrs. Frances Jones, Mrs. Howard Muse, with an embroidered chiffon blouse and it is necessary to nourish our bodies. Mrs. H*rocaS. K. Dick, Jr., was lovely in. Lady After Being Delivered Macaroni. trimmed in black paradise. M'rs. Gage Butter/lies Entertained. brown velvet. wore a pearl-colored satin gown, with Mr.«. .lames N. Kills entertained the . t From a Very Low State. Faust Macaroni is made from draperip.s of net threaded in silver, fur Butterflies very delightfully at tea yes- Durum Wheat, the cereal extremely tviving ;inish to the corsage and.sleeves. te'rduy afternoon at her home on To Miss Watts. Mi-s. Newmau wore c*i crepe du chine Spring street in celebration of tin' Mrs. Martin Dunbar entertained de- embroidered. Mrs. ("hiplcy's dainty birthday of her mother, Mrs. Cornelia, Hayne, N,, C.—"I feel it my duty," rich in gluten, th'e bone, muscle and toilet was in pastel blue crepe embroid- Ifoyt Venable, who is one of the most lightfully at bridge yesterday after- flesh builder. A lOc package ot Faust ered. beloved members of the club. HOII, inviting eight young women to say-s Mrs. 7j. V. Spell, of this place, "to Mr. Prince Webster. entertained 'at The house was attractively deco- meet Miss Louise Watts. For the Debutante Macaroni contains as much nutrition I dinner at the Georgian Terrace last, rated with ehrysanthemums, and after White chrysanthemums decorated tell everybody how much good Ca/rdul, evening in compliment to Mrs. Tie;, - a business meeting of the members de- the house, and the score cards were as 4 Ibs. of beef—ask' you doctor. ward and Mrs. Gage, the. party going licious refreshments were served in blue with gold monograms. The prizes the woman's tonic, has done ifor me. Write today for free recipe book. to the theater afterward. the ,,1-Hning room. The centerpiece of were correspondence cards, and the the tea • tabl« was a pretty arr.lnge- Kuest of honor was presented a dainty Last spring, I suffered dreadfully The finest bouquets and cut In 5c and lOc packages. morit of yellow • chrysanthemums, and work bag. Theater Supper. all other details of the pretty table Mrs. Dunbar -was becomingly gowned from womanly troubles, and was In a. MAULL BROS. Miss Marv Hulen Moodv entertained were in yellow and white. Mrs. Kills in white crepe de chine embroidered delightfully at supper at the Hriving [ was assisted in entertaining by her with accordeon plaited chiffon. very low state of health, was not able flowers always come from St. Louis, Mo. .sister, Mrs. Frank Mason. This morning Mrs Edgar Ounlap will flub'last night in .compliment to Miss entertain twelve g-uests at bridge in to be up to attend to any of my compliment to Miss Watts, and on Fri- j Week-End Teas. day morning Mrs. E. L, Bishop and duties. T DahFs. Our greenhouses are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Caliiouii. .Ir.. Mrs. W. H Rhetf will entertain at entertained informally at afternoon tea bridge. We finally consulceJ our family phy- Saturday in their apartments' at the the largest in the South. Miss Akers Presented. sician, and he 'advised me to try Car- Is the Price for Mr. and Mrs. James S. Akers en- dui, the woman's tonic, which I did, and I te-i-tained at a beautiful dinner dance last evening -at the Piedmont Driving soon I began to feel better. After PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE ! club for their debutante daughter, usirg seven or eight bottles, I was able New $10 Coats ' Miss Anne Akers. j Tri.'pical plants and va/ses of white bo' do my house-work. chry s-an-themum-s a.nd K,ll'larney roses Today in the Downstairs Section . decorated the living room of the club, I am nonv able to do all of my work, Phones We Refer i'Where the quests were receiv-ed by Mr. DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE :un: Mrs. Akers and Miss \kers. who lyy 1O5 You to and take care of. my children. I fee! stood before a bunk of handsome palms a-nd ferns. About the walls in so thankful for the benefit I ha"Ve re- and Our A little quick sale of new and Save Your Hair! Get a 25 Cent the dining room were mas-sed palms and ferns and between the windows ceived that I shall heartily recom- Ivy 1O6 Patrons stvlish Coats for women. Bottle of Danderine were tail- vases filled with pink and white roses. mend Cardul to all similarly afflicted \ Right Now. Miss Alters and Misses Mary Haw- ~ Only fifty Goats all told—they kins. Jessie Mc.Kee. A.dga.te Kills, women." (Ha.lvs I'liiiaun, Nellie Kiser Stewart, ATLANTA'S LEADING FLORIST have just been received and are spe- Adeline !>avis, Laura Lee Coo'ncy, IT you, lady reader, suffer, from any ' Helen Hawkins. Callle Hoke Smith. 'I 'liiu, brittle, colorless ;uul sn-a^gy Margaret Ofant. Messrs. Saunders of the numerous • iiin • so . common tc cially priced for Today's selling'. hail- is iniiU; evidenre of a neyrlectert Jones, Winter Alfrleiid, Willard, Mc- xi-alp: of dandruff—that awful scurf Burney. Henry Nfwman, Hi-on Haw- your, sex, try Cardui. It has been Coats of black astrakhan, full- There is nothing- so df.structivu to kins, Frank Marti-n, Fred Hoyt, Ma-rsh I lir hair as dandruff. It robs the hair Adair, Arthur Clarke, John Hardtsty, helping wreak, nervous, worn-out wom- of its lustru. its strength and its vory Bowie Martin, Byron Crawford and length, with large roll collar of life; eventually producing n feverish- Strother Fleming- were seated at the en 'for over half a century, and will ness and itching of the snalp. which debutante's tablo, where 3.11 of the same material; lined throughout. if not remedied causes tho h;iir roots elaborate, detai'te were cari>Ve.d. out in help you, too. to shrink, loosen and rii( — thon the T'as'tel shades of rose and violet witih THE MAUL ORDER COFFEE ROASTERS Good, warm coats for conifort and hair falls out fast. A little Dandorine white. Cardui Is a perfectly harmless, vege- inniglit.—now—any time — will sun-ly A 'floral lamp of pink rc'sebuds, vio- table extract, of mild Euctlng. medici- savr- your n;i ir. lets and white orchids was in tlie service. Get.a 2T>-prn< bottle of K'nowlton's center and at each of the four corners nal, tonic herbs. It Is the ideal, Atlanta Cottee Mills Co. ri.iiule.rine from any drug- store or of tho table was a low basket of Kil- strengthening: medicine for women. Blenders of High-Grade Cuffees ;; They are regular $10 Coats; you h'ilet counter, and after the tii:st ap- larney roses and valley lilies. Smilax plication your hair- will take, on that 'outlined the edge of the .a-rt-is'ti-c ta;bl-e. Cardui regulates luegularities, tones life, lustre and luxuriance which is so Silver candlesticks and .pink shades up the womanly organs, and brings Special Blends— may buy them today at $7.50 each. beautiful. Jt will become wavy and and the confections, cakes and ices, fluffy a-nd have tho appoaranca of •we're pink. Vase« o-f pink and whitte back the brightness of health. Eureka • Atco Square Deal abundance; an incomparable gloss and Toses dec-orated the smaller tables. softness, but what will please you Do/nclngr was .enjoyed after dinner in Get a. bottle today. most will be after Just a few -weeks' the ballrc'om. vj^hic-h presented a strik- Buy Your Coffee Direct From the Mill—Roasted Daily. Davison -Paxon- Stokes Co. use, when you will actually see a lot ing scene with foliage 'Plants and N- B.—Write tos I>adies" Advisory of fine, downy hair—new hair—grow- flowers as a background for the bril- Dept., Chattamooga Medicine Co., Chat- We help to make the half-million city—Ask Your Grocer ing all over the scalp. liant company. tanooga, Tenn.. tor Special Instruc- Miss Akers, who is one dT the love- tion*, and 64-ipage book. "Hc-'me Treat- liest of the debutantes,- was a charm- ment for Women," sent in .plain wrap- 4€8 Edge wood Avenue ing picture in a gown of white crepe per, on request. itrfTrmed In gold lace and beaded orna- ments, a,nd she carried pink roses. j.u:rs. Akers wore a handsome gown c.'f satin brocade, the corsage ot pink and white chiffon. A GEORGIA The guests included the debutante set and a few others. i Heart Dice Party. Mttle Miss Clara Waldrop will give ii heart-dice party at tier home in West PUR, ' . «^ E FOOD Fnd Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. The occasion will be in cele- bration of her thirteenth birthda,y. The Invited guests are Misses Alice Three Times a Day You PRODUCT Cooper, Frances Stokes, Louise Nichols, Clara Catling, Mary Brittain, Lucy I Swan, Annilu High tower, Elise Calmes, ' Mariwlll Haner, Dorothy Hightower, Served at the Georgia Products Dinner Virginia Wheeler, Angeline Sasnett, Christine McKachern, Margaret Ford, \\ Can Enjoy Georgia Maud Baker, Katharine' Whitehead, Nellie Jentzen, Martha Carter. Dorothy .' Duggan, Lueile Harwell, Sarah Kemp, ij^flla Barton, Willie Denerd, Katherine WESTON'S SALAD DRESSING 'tStory. Constance Philip, Laura Binns, hMarg-aret -White, Lois Collins, Julia Bailey, Be,ssle Davies, Ellen Ramey, Products !Ma.y Daniels, Esther Kelly. Elizabeth Wyatt, Floride Jones, Lucile Price, 'iMary Bookout, Thelma Hollis, Edith Hartman, Maurice Purtell, Rachael Atlanta Medical College .Scmltz; Messrs. Mitchell Benton, New- Kennesaw Biscuit—the perfect Soda Cracker. , ton McEachern, Willie Kemp, Brooks Lowry, Warren Carter, Edward Wal- LABORATORY OF CHEMISTRY. 1 drop, John Simpson, LeRoy Williams. Block Wafers—the Square! Shape—Crisp and i 1-jd Barton, J, A. I-fightower, Cas'well 'Martin, Wallace Zachry, John Book- ' out, Edward Lovell, John Pound, Ralph. Delicious. i ATLANTA, GA.;Nov. 14, 1913. Kachry, Howard Lovell, LeRoy Har- well, Henry Burpltt,, Clifford Smith and I Dwight Sanders. Block Saltines---the long narrow flake for salads. Waston Manufacturing Co., I Bridge Luncheon. Block Graham Wafer—Nutritious and Whole- Atlanta,, Qa« I Mrs. De Los Hill will entertain at ! luncheon today at 1^:30 and afterwards Gentlemen: at bridge in compliment to Mrs. T. .1. some. Cheshire, who was Mias Willie Russell I enclose the results of my analysis of your Law. The suestK will include. Mrs. Hill's Block's Lunch Milk—Rich and Satisfying. Salad Dressing. bridge club and two extra tables. i The club members are: Mrs. A. B.' The analysis shows that it is composed of pur* Christope.hr. Mrs. John Cooper, Mrs. W. And a Hundred Other Kinds. ' uVL Hirkle, Miss Aline Sinille, Mrs. John vegetable materials which have bee'n blended into what Staten. Mrs. McMillan, Mrs, S. C Dink- ins, Mrs. Mark Palmour, M'rs. W A appears to be a perfect emulsion. It possesses a d«- Selman, Mrs. K. C. Thrash. Mrs. B. M. All Pure and Always Fresh. lightful odor and a very agreeable taste without any Boykin and Mrs. Thomas Latham Tim other guests will be: Mrs. Byron Kin" Our ovens are right at your door and our crack- harshness. Mrs. D. R. Wilder. Mrs. O. C. Puller', Mrs. W. W. Rushton, Mrs. David ••fthep- ers reach you before they are hardly cold. It contains no artificial preservative, nor any ard, Mrs. Ivan Allen. Miss Ruth Lewj» other adulteration. It is composed of pure foodstuffs Mrs. Earl Leaf, of Los Angeles. They Are Fresh—Fresher—Freshest. combined with condiments. At Taft Hall. A benefit will be given for the '' \ . Yours truly, Church of Our. Lady of Lourdes at Taft Your Grocer hall on the evening of November 25. Tables will be arranged for those who wish to play cards, and there will be various other forms of entertainment. An orchestra will furnish rnusk: during Profeasor of Chemistry, the evening. Admission, 50 cents. Frank E. Block Co Atlanta Medical College. Week of Prayer. The Woman's Missionary society of The South's Largest Manufacturers the East Atlanta Methodist church •will observe tho week ot prayer in an ay- day meeting at the church on Thurs- day! November 20, beginning at 10 ATLANTA, GA. o'clock. The ladies are requested to bring lunch. Visitors are specially in- Weston Manufacturing Co. vited. A program is being arranged. ,359 S. Pryor St. Atlanta, Ga. St. Luke's Restaurant. _. St. Luke's, Restaurant, at "The TJpuso That Jack BuiH,'!; will bo in charge of Si's. W. H. AUen'8 committee todaj, cONsqmrorrois, ear.. TUESDAY, HOTEMBEE is, 1913, I»age

ents at Rlverdale. Ga.. a,t 2:30 o'clock, Iferr de Cortez WoHfungen and December 21. >his» accompanist. Miss Mildred Harri- son, to 'tea on Sunday at their home at East Lake, and Mrs. 'Torsion sang To Mr. and Mrs. Deaf. with Herr "Wlffungen, selections from Mr. and Mrs. Earl Leaf, of Los An- Social Circle Citizens Who operas. Both, artists have appeared Society geles, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. on European stages. M. Boykin. They ^ are circling the country on their wedding tooir, and 'Mr. B. M, Hall leCt for Washington, will be delightfully entertained during for State Chamber • I>. C., Sunday morning to attend the Make the their stay in Atlanta. National Conservation congress as a For Visitors. Last night a theater party was given membsr of 'the waterpo/wer committee. frying pan and Mrs. W. W. Mayo, assisted by Mrs. in their honor. He is also a delegate from the Atlanta Rutledgre, delightfully entertained •Wednesday night Mr. and-Mrs. W. A. Chamber of Commerce. other kitchen things twelve guests at her home Friday eve- Wimbish will give a Bohemian cupper, ning; in honor of Miss Moss, of Barnes- and other informal, a.ffairs are planned. bright and clean with vine, and Miss Maddax, of Plovilla. C. M. E. Church Meets Here. After interesting games were played, delicious refreshments were served. Special Lunch. Delegates representing- all of the In addition to the regular lunch be- colored Methodist Episcoal churches' ing served daily by the ladies of St. in north Georgia will gather at the Brook-Tarleton. Luke's church at the ''House that Jack Butler Street afethodist. church (col- (Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lassetep an- Built," today will be a gala occasion, ored), Wednesday morning for the GOLD DUST nounce the engagement of their daugh- when an extra special lunch, will be ,^..T,-t,~ <.-..» WILL BE INVESTIGATED Board without Lunch, except Sunday, $35.00 Monthly; $ 9.00 Weekly The Parent-Teaacher association of #** Miss Florence Smith js visiting in •NewYork Forrest Avenue school will hold its Miss Byrd Blankenshlp, of GoliMn- San Francisco. Washington, November 17.—Investi- first regular meeting at the school on a, is spending several weeks with • ** gation of alleged exhorbitant rates on Style Thursday, November 20, at 3 p. m. Dr. her sister, Mrs. T. D. Meador. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James N; Ellis leave bituminous coal from certain points in Hi,cks will deliver a lecture on the *** ' to-day tfor Virginia, where they have ^ irglnia, West Virginia and Tennes- Fine Quality, Perfect Fit "Adolescent Period." All mothers in- Miss Marvin WJlkJnson. of Valdc-sta, been called 001 account of 'the illness see to other points in Virginia, 'North terested in child welfare are cordially is the • R. L. Goodimtin have returned from a lect. Use this treatment persistently. It will motor trip to Macon. gradually reduce the enlarged pores until they «** :i toy express, to= To Keep It Clean •re inconspicuous. Mr. Edwin Broyles has returned to another shipment of Get Woodbury's and try this treatment to- Athens. night. Try Woodbury'i jilao for general toilet 37 use. See what a delightful feeling it gives Miss Ethel Cook, of Montreal, N. C., ies' ~ Dry Clean your skin. is the guest of Mrs. F. Graham Wil- Woodbory's Facial Soap costs 25c a cake. liaims, on West Tenth street. at the No one hesitates at the price aftertheir first take, . Mrs. George Forrester Is the g-uest Heels, WeSt Soles, and of Mrs. Ernest Hyde, in Valdosta. «** Capital City Woodbury's [Mrs. Isham Dorsey, of Opelika, Ala., has returned home after a short visit Facial Soap to Mrs. ^Charles Banks«** . • YOM can't match them PIANOS For sale b^ dealers everywhere Mr. an. Fryor and Hunter StB., -Atfanta* Gtt Mir. ati,d Mrs. "Walter Duff, of Phila- & \ C\ MONTHLY FOR TUITION Our salesrooms were crowded all day delphia, who are spending several Tk III Clu* rooms equipped with every days -ait the Georgian Terrace, had as *|/ * T~r modern convenience. their guests there for luncheon yes- INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION; Klvea bjr the with anxious buyers eager to make a bid on the terday Mrs. B. M. Swift, Mr. and Mrs. proprietor* in person. Catalogue Freo. PIANO or PLAYER,of their selection. Souvenir Dav at Nunnaii11y s AUCTiaN In appropriate celebration of "Georgia pliment and appreciate the attention which Products" Day, a dainty souvenir box of Nun- these features have attracted; at the same time we feel nally's Fine Candy will be given to each patron that in justice to ourselves, we should publicly state will continue until our wareroom floors are cleared of our soda fountain today between ten a. ITL that our prices are not higher than the average, not- of remaining stock. and six p. m. withstanding the unusual quality and service offered. Our Ice Cream is made of pure, rich, certified The reputation for quality which has made cream, fresh every day. A bountiful measure of this Call at once—make your bid. Nunnally's Candies famous has extended to delicious Ice Cream, together with whipped cream our soda fountain beverages. and pure syrup flavors, go into every ice cream soda Every instrument sold in our closing-out sale is backed, by our served at our fountain. factory's guarantee of $6,000,000 capital and surplus. An impression prevails among a great many ' • • - • ' . J We serve Coca-Cola straight—just as it should /-' • ^ people that, owing to the expense of maintain- be served—and will make it mild or strong to suit ing such exacting cleanliness and unusual ser- your taste. Easy Payments Arranged vice, our prices are higher than those charged Thanksgiving Favors and other imported novel- Open Until 9 O'Clock Every Evening at most fountains. We consider this a com- ties on display at our stores.

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Chineae not complying with th« reg- CHINESE QUESTION istration law before November 25. Chinese shopkeepers in the canal zon* SERIOUS IN PANAMA have not been affected. Panama, November 17,-—The Chinese question assumed a serious turn in the IN THE EMPLOY OF ONE republic ot Panama today, All the Chinese merchants, wholesale , and re- FIRM FOR 72 YEARS tail, in this city, in Colon and at points in the; interior, numbering more than 1,500. acting according to • a. pre- ' Alexandria, Va., November 17 In arranged plan, closed their places .of the employ of one firm continuously business after posting notices stating for 72 years wns the reoord 0>C Joseph that the doors had been shut for,-the purpose of taking an Inventory. F. Johnston, who died here tc*lay at , The demonstration was -an effort to the age of '8s years. Johnston went compel the Panama government to re- to work tor a. tannery establishment Alabama and Georgia Colleges cede from its program relative to the here when il years olu. He remained new registration Jaw. This law com- with • the concern and lived to »ee it A Speedy High School Eleven pels Chinese residents to take out new pass under the control of several certificates of registration and pay ail binanches of the'same family. additional fee or'render themselves lia- Settle Southern Championship ble to deportation. The closing of the small stores has already entailed considerable hardship Arrested for Smuggling. on the poorer classes to whom thq Chinese sell butter, lard, rice and other Mobile, Ala., November I< —Charged On Local Gridiron Saturday articles in small quantities valued as with smuggling Chinese into the United low as 2% cents—a trade the native States through the port of Mobile, merchant does not care to handle, Much Thor Strom, second mate, ai.d Mike annoyance has also been caused by the Thomas, cook, on the Nciwo^lan The football championship of the burn came out of the game with "Van- non-delivery of laundry. If the laun- btcamshlp Aim, were placed vrder" ar- south rests with the states of Alabama derbilt in excellent shape. The hard dries are not re-opened within a reas- rest here by the United Su.tes mar- and Georgia. The Alabama Polytechnic game wrought no havoc in their ranks onable time the police have been au- shal Sunday. Moy Chee, inn of three Institute at Auburn, Ala., and the Uni- othl>e the backneld duel between Cap- tough the prevailing, odds at the pres- n ent -writing seem to be even money. DODGERS RELEASE cigarette that has tains Mc\\ horter and Newell, recog- .nlzed as the best halfbacks In the south All the1 deta.tls, such as ticket scale, Condition Good; This Season Shows 'this season and sure to be unanimous 't selection of offi.ciols and field and o'tih- never been success- choices on a.ll-sC'U'thern elevens. er minor Incidents will probably be de- I A'o Injurlcfl. cided and annou-iced through the press Practice Today fully imitated. As far as can be ascertained. Au- today. Power in Attack Day in and day out—Pied- \ No practice was held yesterday by mont goes along satisfying CAPTAIN F. M. COCHRAN vanced to Vtie rank of major In the the Tech Yellow Jackets, Cosich Heis- Report That Fielder Jones By UK-It Jemlson. smokers iyho appreciate adjutant general's department. The man deciding to give the boys another "With the end of the southern foot- PROMOTED TO MAJOR p-rom-otiorr 'was announced by Adjutant day ut rest to recuperate from the ball season but ten days away, it is the goodness of finest, fra- hard game with Georgia on Saturday. Would Succeed Brooklyn in order to choose ar. all-s-onrthern ag- grant, mellow tobacco and General .Van Holt Nsiah ye-sterday. Practice will commence today and gregation, ju»t to start an argument. \ Friends of Captain Franklin Miller Captain Sidney L. McCarty, .chaplain will go on steadily ifor the Clemson Leader Is Denied-^Name Others will be chosen and the writer's perfect workmanship. Coohran, of the Fi'fth infantry, will be of the First Infantry, has resigned. game, the final battle of the season, may be laugflied at. glad, "to know that ho has been ad- Captal'n McCarty lives at Thomas ville. which will be staged on Turkey Day. The team chosen below Is .heavy, The biggest selling 5c. With the exception of, Cushman, New Leader Thursday. fast and experienced and •will show an every man ,on the team came out of attack that should surpass the attack cigarette in America—un- •the gam-e in good shape. Cushman had o4 a.ny of the all-star teams in the commonly good—unvary- an elb&'w dislocated and will probably s-outh In the past. It's defense should be out of -the game for the remainder New York, November ,17.—Manager also ibe a su-perb one. ingly uniform. Whole of the season. William Dahlen, of the Brooklyn Na.- licst Eleven Posotble. coupon in each package. Jofinnon Back, tio'nal League Ba-se-ball club, was today In fact from every angle, with the B'irt Talley Johnson Is In u,nflform given his unconditional release by the possible exception of the kicking, this ag'ain, and unless he is hurt in some club. Dahlen is negotiating with a eleven would be able to1 hold Its own CHESTER of f.he scrimmages, will be back at the minor league club. H-is successor will with any team not only in this section, end position in the Clemso-n game, b-e announced .next Thursday. but in any part of the country. MODEL 1906 playing -offensive end • and defensive Reports have been current for sev- Here it Is: half. eral weeks that Mamager Dahlen ENDS—E. Brown (Vanderbilt), and This fellow -is the best defensive man would be released. Fielder Jonee, Robinson (Auburn). that the Jackets have had in ages and former manager of the Chicago Ameri- TACKLES—T. Brown (Vanderbilt), .22 Caliber aad he been in the Auburn and Geor- cans, has been prominently mentioned Tuirner (Georgia). gia game Tech supporters are confi- as the coming manager o-f the Brook- GUARDS—T'higpeTi and Pitts ' (Au- dent that some of the runs In that lyn's. burn). game would have been nipped off short. CENTER—Morgan (Vanderbilt). % Repeating Rifle Johnson is an aggressive football Joues Denies Report. QUARTER—Paddock (Georgia). player, a fierce tackier and a man that Portland, Oregon, November 17.— HALFS—McWhorter (Georgia), New- keeps his head from the start until Fielder Jones denfed today .that he had ell (Au-burn). the finish. negotiated with Brooklyn, although he FULL—Harris (Auburn). This rifle is a handy little Tech is satisfied with the showing of admitted having had a talk -with For subs we would tffer, for the piece which has no equal in the many ne-w men that she used Charles Ebbets, president of the line, Menderson, of Georgia, and for The Why of Detroit agarlnst Georgia and with the experi- Brooklyn club, at the minor league the backfield, Sitcjs, of Vanderbilt. ence that they, gained by being under meeting] in Columbus. One Shift. gun value. It is a handsome, fire in this game, they are confident "Ebbets made me no offer," said Note that Pitts has bee'n sfhifted of being in great trim against the Jones. ",'You are too (high-priced a from center to guard. This by reason well-made, fine-shooting, Tigers. man for me,' was his comment and I of our unwillingness to shove him off The supremacy of Automobile man- Clemson Strong. told him 1 would not want to get back the team dn place of Morgan. Pitts ait Tech is not underestimating the in the game unless I obtained a big center plays as aggressive a game as smooth-working gun. It is a Take- Clemson game. The Tigers, according coin-tract." any guard and better than any other ufacturing in America is Detroit's by a to reports tirought to Atlanta by 'foot- guard In the south, with 'the exception Down and has a 20-inch round ball men who have been keeping track olf his teammate, Tliigpen. , of their .progress, are showing a great- The line of this team, .would weigh big majority. barrel fitted with sporting front an er improvement than any team In the close to 190 pounds average. The back- south. field would be ligflit, it is true, but adjustable rear sights. It shoots Their sTiowinjr In recent games is SEWANEE-KENTUCKY migihty sp-eedy, great broken field run- Millions of dollars'pour into her cof- pro-of of such a statement and when ners a/nd good plungers. they line up against the Jackets on As a whole, the eleven would stack .22 Short, .22 Long and .22 Long Turkey Day, they will bo at the top up as well as any eleven ever picked fers every year from this one industry. of their game. •for this section. Rifle cartridges, which permits But Tech will be more formidable GAME IS CANCELLED the use of light ammunition for also. Therefore it is a toss up. Skilled workmen flock by thousands Nashville, T&nn., November 17.—Ef- Riverside Getting Ready target work and heavier Golf Champion a Bride. forts to arrange a game for today be- to the opportunities she offers. Fall River, Mass., November 17.—Miss tween the University of the Sough and For the Sewaiiee Military cartridges for game shooting. Katherine C. Harley, former national Central of Kentucky were unsuccess- woman!* golf champion, was married ful, the latter beln'K unable to go to Academy Game Friday The payrolls from her factories are today to Herbert A. Jackson, of Brook- Sewanee. Saturday's game was pre- YOU CAN'T GO line, a Harvard alumnus. Gainesville, G-a., November 17.—(Spe- vented by a raJlroad wreck. cial. )—-The Riverside Military academy making Detroit one of the richest of eleven la none the worse far wear tor WRONG ON THIS RIFLE NEGRO FOOTBALL TITLE its hard game with the Georgia Mili- Anniston Wins Tourney. tary college eleven at Atlanta on Sat- America's rich cities. urday. WILL BE SETTLED HERE Rome., Ga., November 17.— (Special.) This game resulted in a tie 20 ito 20, In the third of a series of golf tourna- which Riverside considers morally a JTorehouse college, of Atlanta, and ments between the Anniston Country victory. . But the locals are willing to How did she do it? The answer is Flsk university. of Nashville, will club and the Coosa Country club, An- play the Milledgeville eleven, again at stage a football game in Atlanta Fri- niston won on its home links, by a net some later date. day afternoon at the former's canrpus score of 13 up. There were ten in River-side' is now getting ready for found in the attitude of Detroit's citizens starting at 2:3' o'clock. each team. By "winning this match the game here Friday with the Sewanee This game will be ifor the col-ored Anniston has taken two and Rome one. Military academy, a prep team, that is football championship of the south. A fourth match will be played here this said to be one of the best if not the toward Detroit's FIRST Auto factories. Morehouse deefated Fisk for the title winter. best' in the state of Tennessee. .Riv- last season and the latter Is after re- erside realizes that the eyes of the Clip this Coupon! It represents Venge. prep football world of Georgia will be Those Michigan folks were willing to RICE PLANS CAMPAIGN •focused on her In :this game and she is going to endeavor 'to make good. FOR BIRD PROTECTION Unless some one Is injured in the be convinced that Detroit could make M'LENDON NAMED TO GO .scrimmages this week, the Riverside a dividend on your investment TO WATERWAYS MEET Plans 'whereby the southern head- eleven that lines up against Sewanee as good joy wagons as were made any- quarters of the National Association of on Friday will be the same that tied Governor Slaton yesterday named S. Audubon societies will be established G. M. C. on Saturday. Guyte McLendon, ftfrmer railroad com- In Atlanta are rapidly nearing comple- where. tion. James Henry Rice, Jr., field sec- in the Panama Canal. missioner, a delegate to the National retary of the national association, was MORE FAIR WEATHER Deepwaterways convention, which is In busily engaged Monday in calling on session in Jacksonville this week, be- IS TODAY'S PROGRAM They talked them—they tried them ginning today. The convention will prominent Atlantans and interesting continue Its sittings until Thursday them in the work, and stated last Mon- Today •will be a fair one, without and many important matters are to day night that he is well pleased with clouds. That Is—'the foregoing state- —they bought them. come before it in view of the expe-cted the progress thus far made. A meeting ment is the prediction of the weather early opening of the Panama canal. Mr. will be called within a few days, at makars' for Atlanta and vicinity. McLendon has been selected to de- which a definite campaign for bird Following Sunday's unexpected rain Now, it's not such a long jump from liver an address at the meeting. protection will be mapped out. and cold, the weather men, to use the Other delegates to the deepwater- vernacular, are a trifle "up in the air," sGOUPON ways convention were named by the so t-j speak. It rained practically all the things in which we like to ride to governoi some time ago. NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS over Georgia c*n .Sunday. Of course there were heralds ot the rain sent out Save it for a Copy TO MEET IN ATLANTA In the form of local sihower notices, but things in which we have to walk. Federal Court in Rome. no general downpour was expected. The United States court for the north- When It came it was a bit surprising. western division of the northern dis- Birmingham, Ala., November 17.—At It is also well to state that It will Shoe manufacturing is a new in- trict of Georgia, Judge Newman pre- a meeting of the executive committee be warme/r here today—with a proviso. siding, opened yesterday morning in here this morning, March 16 and 17 If tha storm that is n>c>w general over • Frederic J. Haskin Rome with a short calendar, the ma- were selected as the tentative dates for the central Mississippi valley does not dustry in this section. Atlanta is the jority of the cases, however, being on the twelfth annual meeting of the as- break over the high hills to the north Aathor of* Tb* American I the criminal docket—all but one case sociation elated for Atlanta. Curtis B. It will be warmer. li: this same storm charging violations of the internal rev- Johnson, of The Knoxville Sentinel, should happen to get througih the rocky pioneer. enue laws. Judge Newman, accompa- heads the committee named to arrange barricades, look out for rain and cold The Atlanta Constitution, Nov. 13,1913 nied by Colonel Howard Thompson, a plan lookine: to widespread publicity However, as the cockney said when United States marshal, for the northern as to the entire south, the plan to he drank the king's -health, " Ere's district; John Dean Steward, deputy be reported at the annual meeting. 'Op'ln'." We sell only made-in-Atlanta shoes Colonel Goethals says: Accurate and Dependable* clerk of the federal court for the same district, with Stanton Henley, as his assistant; Hooper Alexander, federal for Men and Boys. You'll be proud of district attorney, with John Henley, his first assistant, , left Atlanta Monday morning in time to reach Rome for the "the style, quality and finish of them. regualr court hour. GEORGIA FEAST LAUDED MOTOR -ssspss^ TRUCKS Our connection with this right-at- HOW TO GET THIS BOOK BY PRESIDENT WILSON home factory gives us the most efficient On account of the educational value and patriotic appeal of this "Woodirow "Wilson wamts to be a Durable — Efficient — Economical member of the Georgia Chamber of book, The Constitution has arranged to distribute a limited edition Commerce. This is what he indicated The CHASE line of motor trucks is known everywhere fitting service in Atlanta. among its readers for the cost of production and handling. in a .telegram to President Charles J for completeness and diversity of usage. S.AVTVT and.r.tu Is generally believed that Mr. Wilson will be elected a For.eveiy carrying capacity up to two tons, we can show We don't ask you to buy a pair of It is bound in heavy cloth. It contains 400 pages, 100 illustrations member by a unanimous vote. Inci- and diagrams, an index, and two maps (one of them a beautiful bird's- dentally, the president grave generous the finest line on the market to-day. Praise to the work ot the organiza- Atlanta-made shoes through patriotism; eye view of the Canal Zone in four colors). IT IS ACTUALLY, a $2.00 Our Model Line—6 Capacities VALUE. The telegram from Washington was sen*- apropo of Georgia Products day Model M, 500 IBs. C«P«dty Model K. 2000 lb«. Capfciy we would like you to come by and look v.-hJch is t&> *3 celebrated Tuesday Model D. 1000 lb«. Capacity Model L. 3000 lb». Capacity Cut the above coupon from six consecutive issues of the paper, and contains tha good wishes of the nation s head 'for ,the constructive work Model H, 2000 Ib.. Opacity Model J. 4000 lb». Capacity them over. If you find just the style present them with 50 cents at our office, and a copy of the book la tha the stages chamber is trying to do among Georgia, farmers and business yours. Fifteen cents extra if sent by mail. •men: The very moderate price for CHASE trucks coupled you like, try them on; if they fit perfect- with the demonstrated low cost of up-keep account for their OUR GUARANTEE: This is not a money-making scheme. The GENERAL R. K. EVANS wonderful popularity both here and elsewhere. Constitution lias undertaken the distribution of this book solely be- ly, try them out. That's all. cause of its educational merit and whatever benefit there is to be de- WILL RETURN TODAY LEADERS IN DIVERSITY OF USAGE rived from the good .-will of those who profit from our offer. The Con- General R. K. Evans, commander of 6 Models — All Style, of Bodiet ' the department of .the gulf, is due to stitution will cheerfully refund the price of the book to any purchaser return to Atlanta today, following a 500 to 4000 lb». Capacity Red Seal Shoe Shop who is riot satisfied with it. lengthy absence. Part c-f the time the commanding officer has been on in- spection duty and the laitter part of JOHNSON MOTOR CAR CO. 93peachtree •his stay was given over to a rest on DISTRIBUTORS PRESENT SIX COUfONS OF CONSECUTIVE DATES 'hts Mississippi plantation. 455 Peachtree St., Atlanta. " . . . . Phone IvyUW FIFTEEN CENTS EXTR A. IF SENT BY MAIL Lieutenant A. Evans, son of the co,m- Atlanta-Made Shoes. manding officer, returned Saturday and Mrs.' Evans will return Tuesday •with CUncral "J&

rSPAPERf THE CONSTITUTION. 'ATLANTA TUESDAY, tfOYEMBER 18, 1915. Page Eleven.

the first half Mejrcer received the Icielc- •off and rushed the ball straight dovrn the field to ClemsOn"3 5-yard line, but £ lied to carry It over Sams, TV ho was playing quarter for Mercer had tj retire from the grama at Boosting State Chamber in North Georgia the ver> first, and this weakened the Thrift— whole team as he was the only one who has been running the team For^- roster and Cochran starred for Mercer while the whole Clemson team were "Broadens the Mind" b-tars Thp following Is the line-up and summary MEKCER Posftlon CLBMSON "Tfce habit of saving u Lane Ledbettpr E Jonps. Cauehman Tigers Roll Up a 52 to 0 Forrester L. T. Bristol, McGllI Husuley, L G. Gandy (Capt ) itself an education. Count on Baptists, Assum- Grlce, Webb Holraan C. . Carson Levl R G. Parker Sugg's "It fosters every virtue. ing Aggressive and Keep- Edwards R T. ! . Schllleter Hertuie, Will R. B. - ... . Brown Sams Hertwlg , Q B. Tones It teaches self-denial; it col- ' ing Macon Eleven on Run. Cochran / L H. .Logan Major Parker F B. Webb Simmon H H. Jeter, McMillan tivates a sense of order and Summary—Score end first quarter, Clem- Ma.oon, be«.t trams downs, itogan 4 the word, 'business*." t.ia* Moicci li s triuk this leir The t( a-r- ib iv (11 a f t^< I and th< line Is like a stom- WJH }v man on the Warrenton High Loses. Your Accqttnt Invited teari is fisr an 1 the lint is <«, fast as th> b s it all lvl"e of younsf&ters, who represent tne l>is- bucks ami »u oei> n»? end runs, were th" tt-iot AKilcultura.1 and Mechanical ord<-r of th. rl j. M.rcer <-uiild not school, handed the WarrentOTi Hlgli K*m an inch through tnc lino mil he- s>c hool bojb a se\t-re whipping at Spar- only hope was .n '->l>cn foi maticm td. Monday afternjjn b> piling up a Clemson sized up thosn tt Ick forma- score of 32 to 0 agrajnst them The tifentral IBank $ W aii-enton boys. Chough playln;? a los- tions and M tTje pla>- ing of Bohler Guill and Deason, but t > "iav that these were the only ones, would be unfair The whole team H Plavcd great ball. The line-up was as Prominent men who are taking lead in their towns for new organization. l rom left to right: follow a TVAHR TON. Position AGRICUL.T L W. A. Reeves, president LaGrange Chamber of Commerce; H. L. Turner, Dallas; W. H. Toole, Am hors . C Deason Lee .. R G Culpepper Heliams president Board of Trade, Winder. g Harmless to Flush Kidneys and Lowe L G Brown R T Booth Neutralize Irritating .Marnol I. T Blaokjton LET US TELL YOU a 'Vorris R E . Henry Hill Waycross Man Is Stricken Acids. 1. B Chapin VS hlley L H Bohler What first-class construction means. Let us show you how English R H Uuill Within Few Moments After GUNBOAT SMITH WINS YOUNG MCROSS V ilhout P B Rhodes the proper quality of standardized lumber and mill work Kidnei and Bl t'lilei w c ikno"! result Holland and Q. B. .Blount and Muldrow. governs the actual cost. Find out before you buy. liom uuc and sav b a not* .1 authority Swinson Brother-in-Law Is Killed The kirlne\b filtm this at id from the lUood and pass it on to the bl iddei. IS SHOT FROM AMBUSH •where It oftfii remains to irntate ana Giants 3, White Sox 0. Waycross, Ga, November 17—(Spe- inflame.. cauMHK a burning- s< aiding Medfoid, Ore, November 17—The cial )—Within thirty minutes from the E. G. WILLINGHAM'S SONS sensation,, 01 bfttmor n nutation New Yoik Nationals defeated the Chi- time P P Stewart, one of the victims California!! Led Clearly in the Posses Are Sarching for As- at the neck of the bl ulcler obliging vou cago \mencans, 3 to 0, in a five-inning to seek rein f two 01 thiei timfs dur- of the Okefenokee accident Sunday, Will be glad to discuss your plans with you and demon- game today died here today, his brother-in-law, Early Rounds, But Was Not sailant of Ran Smith—W. L. iil" the night The mitten r is in con Score by inning's R H strate filling your entire house bills. Our auto trucks de- stant s This will neutralise the talued leu $50,000, and Is backed by tempt at defense But as the bout went load of shot from a shotgun entered acids in the urine- bo it no longer is i Chicago men S. H. Bollingo, Cochran. on, Smith, the California heavyweight, his left side a little below the shoulder souice of irritation to tho bladdei and Cochran, Ga, November 17—(Spe- wearied and Langfoid assumed the as- Officers were informed that a white urinary organs which then act notinul- cial )—S H Bollingo. a prominent rressive, sending left and right to man named W L Land, who disap- ly again Medical Society to Meet. Smith's bodv at short range, while the peaied from Wiaycross several) weeks Jacl halts is inexpensi\e, harmless, Valdosta, Ga November* 17—(Spe- Bleckley county farmer, who lived latter swung unsuccessfully at Lang- ago, was suspected and he is being and is made from the a< id of ^laiie-b cial )—The ninth semi-annual meeting about six miles north of this place, died ford's head So many and so strong- sought No tiace of the assailant has 8> and lemon juice1 combine el with lithia, of the Dleventh District Medical so- yesterday afternoon as the result of a were Landlord's blows in the closing- been found, but Sheriff Pittman has and is used hj thous iml& of fe>lkb \vho cietj will be held in this city on No- stroke of paralysis earlier in the day. rounds that many of the spectators ex- sent to the convict camp for the blood- are subject to urinitv disorders caused vember 18 Valdosta members of the pressed surprise at the decision of Ref- hounds and as soon as the dogs are He leaves a wife and flve children HTs eree Dick Flemming1 by uric acid irritation lad Salts is society are arranging to entertain the loss to the surrounding- community was secured an effort -will be made to run splendid for kidneys uid causes no bad visiting medical men in splendid style " Smith, at the start, jabbed away with- down the guilty party effects -whatever A large attenadnce la expetced r>r evidenced at the burying ground at his left, suipplying nearly all the ac- Shortly after he was shot Smith Here vou have a pleasant f ffer\ es- Dallas 'W Illiams of Folkston, is pres- Bethany church, when the whole conn- tion. Lang:ford did not seem to be stated to a neighbor who rushed to his cent llthia-w, atei diink whic.h quickly ident of the- society, and Dr B H Min- to side came to pay him the last trib- bothered by long-range blows, turning assistance that he had noticed a man bladder trouble chew, of Waycross, Is secretary ute away many without great effort and standing up under others without de- following him in the city earlier in fense. Occasionally he interjected a the day and thought he had seen the rlg'ht or left on Smith's body, but not same man near his home on Washing- until the seventh round did he make ton avenue as he drove in for supper any apparent attempt to maintain the The man seen had a shotgun The de- battle. Then Langford started a short- scription given by Smith tallies with range fight which In the eighth round that of Land, who, it is alleged, has W.LDOUCLAS resulted in opening Smith's cheek un- a. gi ievance against Smith because of der the left eye the disappearance of Smith's horse and $330, $4.00 &$4.50 Smith, by reputation a strong right- buggy a few weeks ago Smith be- hand fighter, relied on his left Jabs friended Land during the latter's trdu- throughout Several attempts to land ble in recorder's court this summer, SHOES rigiht swings met with var> ing success and the men were supposed to have .OVER ISO »TYLK«, KIND* _ _ . But his jabs -were continuous been on the best of terms. -~ \8HAPK»,INALl.LK*TMKIia.«IZC»l Smith's cheek bled freely as the flgrht The attack on Smith, created consid- , * WIDTHS.TOSUITBVCRVIBODV neared the end, the blood getting into erable excitement and a. large crowd >W. JD. Douglai , ,. his eyes and blinding him H« also of his friends ai e aiding in the search seemed fatigued and hung on to his op- for the assailant $4.5O shoes are jvst OM good In ponent, while Langford, although ap- style, fit and vrear us other makes', parently carrying more weight than at costing $5.OO to 97.OO, the only differ* 1 any time in his career, appeared the ence is the price. Why not give them stronger Langford escaped unmarked Boy Receives Fatal Blow ' trial? The value you get for your mon In Stomach While Playing Will astonish you. If yon would visit our factory, the largest In the" Her False Teeth Broken world under one roof, and see bow carefully W. lu With Friends at Waycross V Douglas shoes are made, you would understand •why Antf Shoulder Dislocated, Waycross, Ga., No-vcmber 17.—(Spe- t-they are warranted to look* better,flt better, hold cial.)—From a blow received in the i their shape and wear longer than other makes /' stomach while playing- with boyfriends for the price. Teacher Asks Damages ten days ago. Games Doyle O'Hagan, aged 12 years, died today at a local The Best $2, $2.501 $3 Bo j*'Shoes in the World. Waycross, Ga, November 17—(Spe- hospital He was a nephew of Don T. No matter waere you HT», W. L. Donglw shoes are cial )-—Alleging that her false teeth Cowart, a well-known merchant of the Within your reacli. If yon do not live near one of W.Ij. ' wereJbroken, her gums badly hurt, her city, and is survived by his sister, Miss Douglasstares and yoorloc»l dealer connotsapplyj shoulder dislocated and her position as Blanche O'Hagan ^you.don'ttakeasubstitute. Nonegonuine without^ a county school teacher lost because of Just how the boy happened to get TlW.Ii.DonglasnjuneBtampedonbottom. "' her confinement as a result of injuries huit is not known Funeral services sustained on a county bridge, Mrs. Mary will be conducted tomorrow afternoon tree. Now i« the Ma>« to begin to ««<>> money oU1r4 yonJLIUJrI footwearAUUtWOBfc.. WritI*lAl>VVUU*e todayy E Jernigan, who lives at Ruskln, west or«itt]vio» l shovin' ' g -ho w -to orde---r 'b y- i * of the citv, has filed suit in the supe- ail. ~ rior court against Ware county for WAYCROSS POSTMASTER w; U OMtln, Brodcbm, MHI.( $o.UOO damages In the suit, which is one of the most SENDS IN RESIGNATION W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.: 11 Peachtrce Stte«t. unique ever filed hei e, Mrs Jernigan alleges that a pupil just ahead of her steppe don a loose plank in the bildge Waycross, Ga , November 17.—(Spe- causing the plank to fly up and strike cial ).—Carrying out a prediction made her in the face. The accident occurred a week ago. Postmaster "Charles E on, April 14, 1913, near the Atlantic Murphy, who took office ten and a half Coast Line's station at Ruskin She years ago, today sent in his resignation, NEW YORK&AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS holds the county responsible because l she contends that the bridge was in effective December 31, unless the post- 28 /2 and 32'/£ Peachtree, Over Bonita Theater bad repair when it should have been in office department sees fit to designate good condition an earlier date BEST EQUIPPED IN DIXIE Mr Murphy's resignation was vol- untary, and in his letter he states that All Our Work Made and Delivered POLICE AT ALBANY he names December 31 because he feels that the usual holiday rush of busi- While You Wait (Guaranteed) • HAVE A BUSY TIME ness here would be handled with great- er ease with an experienced man in Albany, Ga, November 17—-(Special ) charge than if a change were made at Special Gold Fillings.. $1.00 Two men, believed to be the escapes this season who got away from the Colquitt coun- His position/ will be filled by Harvey ty chainirang Friday night, were ar- C Bunn, who Is Congressman Walker's (or Gold Crowns.. $3,00 rested here this afternoon by Officers selection for the place. KNOWN THE WORLD OVER Bush and Mims, of the -city police force The names given by the prisoners do TEN Bridge Work.. $4,00 not conespond with those of the es- capes, but the officers are satisfies Gillette Pocket Edition in triple Silver-plate, $5: other Pocket Editions in Gold-plate, they have the rig-ht men The arrests Days Set of Teeth*,. $4.00 were made in the East Albany sec- FIRST VICE PRESIDENT $5.50 and $6. Gillette Standard Set*, $5 to $12; Combination Sets, $6 to $50. tion P. E. COLEMAN. Mgr. OUR BEST SET OF TEETH $5.00 In a. difficulty on State street last Phone Ivy 1817 t night. Will Wiggins, shooting at one OF STATE CHAMBER negro with murderous intent, aimed so pooily with the rifle which he was using that the bullet struck another negro, John Raymond, inflicting a wound which produced almost instant death. The slayer escaped Charley Green, a Central of Georgia passenger train porter, yesterday held A POPULAR GEORGIA PRODUCT up and overpowered a negro who was OUR Christmas hiding on the forward platform of the baggage cai, and will collect a reward G of $150 The prisoner was wanted in Early county to answer a murder charge He was armed, hut Green UNIFORM BRAND |g 1 Ylist—put him down overpowered him D. R. WILDER MFG. CO. I for a Gillette Safety Razor. ATL.AIMTA, OA. | CANNERY AND PLANTATION ~ CAIRO, €$A. | .PECIALSO-DAYCOTPRICEON- One gift that is sure of sTRAIGHT WHISKEY hearty welcome, life-long WE WANT 5,000 NEW CUSTOMERS SEND FOR 2 GALLONS OF THIS WHISKEY AT THE CUT PRICE OF $3.50. EXPRESS PAH), ud cwanrt tfcc qnlftr will 2 uUoDi of u? otier kM a*nrtlM4 h thU p*p« at $3.10, K« or use, a fresh appreciation $S.M for 2 (dbu. ud if .v STRAIGHT WHI3- KET b Mt keHu—YOU BE THE JUDGE-tad ««n feck cm FIRST TRAIN ud w« win RETURN YOUR HONEY AND A DOLLAR BILL EXTRA TO PAY FOft YOUR TIME. every day. THE ABOVE IS AN IRON-CUD AGREEMENT NEVER PRINTED BEFORE IN ANY PAPER BY Write for estimate* ANY WHISKEY HOUSE—to it*> •» to y» t* tat Ask Your Dealer itmtt RttantknadwithremittuctudwUiM* on Tents, Tarpaulins, Wagon Cover*. Fiy% jrmr btttr plu^r ubclnr—WE WILL DO THE Awnings, Curtains and accessories. Located at the base of the mw REST ud pack BIG SAMPLE JUG ud NICE materials, with the Canvas and Duck Mills "Just around the com»r," CALENDAR FREE wjtktkt2i«lb«. E. W. STETSON, we can best solve the problem of prices. GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR COMPANY, BOSTON resident of Chamber ot Commerce and ATLANTIC COAl 'Itlzens' National bank, of Macon, Ga., ATLANTA T TENT & AWNING COMPANY ma first vice/president ot the Georgia' Dept. C ATLANTA, GEORGIA f Commerce.

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harm during: the recent storm on the To Cor* • Cold I* OM D«y. regulate the parking: of automobiles In automobile would be allowed to re- Coalon Found. great lakes, w'ere reassured today w,hen Takft LAXATIVE BKOMQ QUININE Tablets. main for over 30 minutes at a time. s DruKKUtB refund money It It falls to cure, the downtown streets. Following gen- The ordinance was drafted by w. Chicago,. November 17.7—Friends of a letter was received stating that he E. W. GROVE'S signature U oil «ach box. eral complaints from the merchants, D. Ellis, Jr., assistant city attorney, but Johnny Coulon, ban tarn weig-ht cham- •would remain, hunting In the Cana- TRAFFIC and particularly from Chief ' "W. B. had not been agreed upon by .all tne pion, -who feared that he ihad met with dian wilds for another month. Cumniings, of the flre department, a members of the committee in. time lor it to go to council. The Intention now committee was appointed by council is to redraft the ordinance and put it and by the chamber of commerce to before a meeting of the committee for REPORT IS NOT READY draft an. ordinance to remedy the, con- acceptance or rejection in time for.the * . -,- i •• i SHAKES^ENIPIRE gestion. next meeting of council. - John W. Grant, of the chamber of Suggestion for clearing away^ the e* Council Will Probably Take commerce committee and chairman of congestion of traffic in the downtown the joint committee, stated Monday streets, where the condition.is appar- Action on Proposed Ordi- that an agreement in regard to the ently growing worse each day, are also Colonies of Great Britain in terms of the ordinance had not been to be embodied in the new law, which nance at Next Meeting. reached by the committeemen and that has been generally urged by business the ordinance would be redrafted and men and all interested in local con- Arms Against East Indi- presented to the council at its next ditions. . . meeting. The two committees into whose ans—Indians Resent byj No action was taken by council yes- As at present proposed the ordinance hands the work of framing up an or- terday afternoon on the proposed traf- would form a zone, taking In certain dinance has been placed consist of tne fic ordinance, which was intended to downtown streets, and in that zone no following: John W. Grant. W. H. Ki- Striking in South Africa. ser and Forrest Adair, chamber of com- merce committee; John S. Canoler, A. R.. Colcold and W. G. Humphrey, coun- Durban, Natal, TInlon of South Africa, cil committe. ' , November 17.—East Indian residents ,of Natal today declared a general strike, JAPANESE PERSIMMONS which was accompanied by rioting and the burning of sugar plantations. GROWN IN ATLANTA The police force Is Insufficient to deal with the rioters, and white women Japanese persim-mions is the suc- and children are In a state of terror. cessful venture of Dr. George F- Troops have been ordered to the dls- j Payne on his young sfarm at Ponce de Leon and Bonaventure avenues. The affected districts. first product was picked yesterday aft- In Durban Itself practically the whole ernoon, three ripe, luscious persim- East .Indian community struck work mons" that create moisture in the pal- and became so aggressive that a de- .ate at sight. They are the size of mand was made for the proclamation normal tomatoes and are undoubtedly the largest ever grown in. the city. of martial law. . , The successful growth of this fruit In the country .districts hundreds of in northern climate is considered ptae- acres of sugar cane •were l>urned. The revolt of the Bast Indians was nominal. brought about by the exclusive laws in force against them here. It aad pr0bttrt0 Hag littttwr hitherto been passive, but developed to- day Into violent action. Ilnee Question Acute. , -Nnttemlttr IBtlj. 1913 London, November 17.—The question of the British Eaat Indians again has reached an acute sta.ge, nearly every Canape Lorenzo (Made from Tybee Beach Crab Flakes) dominion and colony to which these British subjects emigrate either barring them or have legislation which effectu- Pickled Georgia Watermelon Rind (Pickled by a Colonial Dame, Mrs, M. P. Bird, ally prevents them from entering or of Atlanta) remaining in those places. Garden Radishes (Raised by Chas. Cefalu, of Atlanta) '. The imperial government, having more to say in the government of the crown colonies than it has in that of Cream of Fresh Tomatoes (From Tomatoes grown on Senator Hoke Smith's Farm) the dominians, has taken steps to make Georgia (grown) Vegetable Soup the life of the East Indians in those colonies more bearable. A commission composed of a member of the British Terrapin a la Newburg (Diamond Back Terrapin raised by A. M. Barbee on his Indian government and an East Indian Terrapin Farm, Isle of Hope, Ga.) • of industrial experience is now visiting the crown colonies to which indentured immigration is still permitted. The Braised Yorkshire.Ham with Turnjp Greens (From Prize Stock bred and raised commission -will make a thorough in- by W,. V. Zimmer, Kimballville, Ga.) , ' vestigation into the conditions of em- ployment of East Indians and generally into their position and treatment in Georgia Prohibition Punch (Made from Pure Chattalioochee River Water, Fla- those colonies. vored with Atlanta Made Spirit Furnished by E. A. Massa, Atlanta, Ga.) In the dominions the Imperial gov- ernment, which would have Indians treated as are other British subjects, is Roast Milk-Fed Chicken (From Asa Candler's Poultry Farm, Atlanta, Ga.) faced with exactly the same difficulty Browned Irish and Candled Sweet Potatoes (From Col.,MInton Wimberly's Farm, as the federal government at "Washing- Macon, Ga.) ton has in connection with California's anti-Japanese legislation. The people Lye Hominy (The New Atlanta Product Made by the Dixie Pickle & Preserving of the dominions insist on having ' Company) 'white men's countries." , Barred In Anstralaiila. Snap Beans Family Style (A late crop raised by John Aldredge, Twin Oaks Farm, In Australasia, East Indians, like all Roxboro, Ga.) other Asiatiecs, are being barred, out under the operation of the new law Watercress Salad (Raised "by W. S. Gibbons, Rome, Ga.) which empowers the state governments to make the entry of East Indians con- ditional upon their ability to pass an Peaches a la Melba (The Ice Cream made from Pure Cream, Needmore Farm, examination in a European language. Duluth, Ga., H. H. Miller, Prop.) , €9$ In New Zealand legislation of a similar nature is being- prepared. It will be (Peaches from Rose Hill, Elberta, Ga.) (and Raspberries for Melba Sauce from noticed that not English but "any Eu- Senator Hoke Smith's Farm) ropean language," -is the test, i In South Africa to the many other to Cottage Cheese (Made at the Piedmont from Georgia Milk) disabilities imposed on East Indians Wafer Crackers (Made by Harry L. Schleslnger, Atlanta, Ga.) another has been added by a decision of the high court. This decrares that the wives, even if sole wives, are not wives Black Coffee (Imported from South America but entered rthe United States before the law of the union if they have through Savannah, a Port of Entry, and Roasted by Hamper Grocery Co., been made so under rites which allow to Atlanta, Ga.) ploygamous marriages. •5 In Canada East Indians are still re- $K> fused admission In spite or an arrange- Served from 12 to 2:30 and 6 to 8 p. m. •$ ment which Lord Hardinge, viceroy of to India, has reached -with the Canadian government by which special permits to Price $1.00 are to be issued to East Indians desir- ous of visiting Canada. As In South Africa, East Indians who nave acquired domicilary rights in Canada are not allowed to bring their wives and chil- to dren into the country. This Canada accomplishes by a provision in the im- to migration law, which requires that they shall reach Canada by an unbroken to voyage from British India. As there is no direct steamship communication be- to tween the two countries, this provision cannot be met. British Columbia is further embarrassing the Imperial gov- ernment by threatening more legisla- tion to keep out, not only British East Indians, but subjects of England's ally, Japan. JUDGE FREES MAN &he TO SAVE A FAMILY FROM STARVATION

Because John T. Cornwell, of Fan- nin county, who was convicted in the United States court last Monday and sentenced to three months in the Ful- ton county Jail and to pay $100 ftne, is needed at his home to keep his wife and children from starvation. Judge Newman issued an order suspending the entire .penalty, .provided Cornwell would go home and care for ihs fam- ily. Cornwell had been indicted by a fed- eral grand jury for violating internal revenue laws, and when Judge New- man passed sentence the prisoner de- clined to tell the court why sentence should not be passed upon him and went quietly to jail to serve out the three months. When Judge Newman reached home from Athens the latter part of last week he found on his desk a letter informing him that Cornwell's All-SteelPullrrva-nS The South has never before seen anything wife and children were in need. Judge Newman gave the case a close consideration, and before leaving At- like the SOVEREIGN success because the lanta for Rome Monday morning; is- sued an order suspending Cornwell's you three South has never had another cigarette like sentence. 1 SOVEREIGN. " Quality Tells. $200 IS STILL NEEDED „ ^ d^ays ill v TO SAVE BLIND SCHOOL /v Soufavses^^nchariked J. K. Orr, chairman of the campaign In recent years many new ginia-North Carolina leaf— committee in charge of the work of raising uie $3,000 fund with which to While California retains the romance of cigarette brands have been but smoother and mellower 1 raise the debt on the Institute for the Blind, declared late Monday night that there was still about $200 needed to early Spanish days, yet it is truly modern. failures in the South — be- as the result of careful age- complete the fund.. 'The afternoon papers were some- Here are great resort hotels, perfect auto cause you cannot fool South- ing and blending. what in error concerning the fund," declared Mr.- Orr, "as we have not roads and a summer ocean—to tempt the checked up the 'books, and I feel sure erners on quality. when we do so. we will flnd come" con- traveler away from winter. En route, stop Southerners have found tributions that have been printed twice, thus making the fund less than off and visit the Grand Canyon of Arizona, in SOVEREIGN greater en- announced Monday afternoon. A Southern smoker will "We shall take about two days yet to raising the fund, and we feel cer- the world's wonder. joyment — the cigarettes tain at the end of that time that we not change his brand unless can report back to the general commit- The California Limited is an all-steel Pullman don't smoulder and "go out" tee of the institute that their financial you show him something ab- troubles are over temporarily, at train, exclusively for first-class travel. Runs daily between puffs, but burn least." The fund was swelled on Monday by between Chicago, Kansas City, Los Angeles, San solutely better. That's just voluntary contributions from several n evenly, because they are out-of-town ipeople. There were also Diego, Oakland and San Francisco, with Pullman ,what SOVEREIGN has several donations received from At- lot Grand Canyon. Fred Harvey dining-car meals rolled in the most expensive lanta business men. It is expected that the "S. V. C." so- done. Result—nearly 100,- ciety vaudeville entertainment, whic'i are served. cigarette paper ever im- will be staked shortly at the Atlanta 000,000 a month sales the theater, will add a goodly sum to the Four other Santa Fe trains to ported from France. money already raised and 'place the 18th .month on ,the market! blind institute on a firmer financial California. Three run daily; basis than ever before. these carry standard Pullmans, SOVEREIGN sales are tourist sleepers and chair cars; _ Southerners have found growing 10,000,000 a month SWINDLER GETS $11,000. all classes of tickets honored. in SOVEREIGN better toj; — there's nothing half- Local Sleuths Engaged on St. The Santa Fe de-Luxe, be- bacco—their favorite South- hearted about Southern Petersburg Case. , tween Chicago, Kansas City and enthusiasm. Los Angeles, runs once a week ern-grown,, Old Belt, Vir- Local sleuths were employed Monday afternoon by the Southern Express , in winter; America'sfines t train cr ;iny to apprehend the clever crook —"extra fast, extra fine, extra fare." who on laist Saturday swindled the r express company of $11,000 from the - The only railroad under one management St. Petersourg, Fla., office. through to California; double-tracked half-way; During the busy period Saturday a _ _ **_ ** » _ «» well-dressed man, wh* said he was a safety block-signals "all the way.' traveling auditor 67 the* company, •walked into the St. Petersburg office T^—y - and announced that he was there tor, Remember the Panama Expositions *t San check up. He was given the freedom | of the office, and all the negotiable Francisco and San Diego m 1915. paiper was turned over to him'In order that he might make a full and co/mr .plete report. JBO. D. Ctrter. Boa. Tat. Aft, TELLS' .rie failed to return after lunch,, and. becoming suspicious the agent made an Investigation, with the result that (5) aill of the negotiable. paper, to the amount ot 111,000, was found to, be. ' i MEWSPAPERI THE CONSTITUTION GT2T., TTTESBAT, :~O \ UMBBK 15, F&ge Thirteen,

f<\Unless God forgets the (Hills of Hab- Booklet Issued by the Clarkesville Board of Trade Says: 9 F you seek an investment safsate as ersham, and the sun ceases to shine and Government Bonds and many times as profitable, "Apples grow to perfection in Haber- the rain to fall, your investment in the the facts set forth in this page will interest you. sham County9 Ga. One orchard near Habersham Commercial Orchards will You have worked for your earnings; now put your Clarkesville, only eleven years old, paid 9 earnings to work for you. They will make you inde- 9 grow beyond the dreams of avarice.' pendent, if you give them the right job. over $1,000 in one year/ Secure Your Savings With Georgia Apple Lands And YOUR Money Will Work for YOU THE "Hills of Habersham," famous in song and story, are fast becoming the "Apple Garden Spot" of the World n many places mammoth apple trees two feet in diameter grow wild in from Clarkesville, eleven miles from Tallulah Falls and five miles from the I the woods, the result perchance of stray apple seeds dropped by thejone far-famed Nacoochee Valley. traveler three-quarters of a century ago. NOWHERE ELSE IN We are developing here a mammoth Apple Orchard of 600 acres. If CHRISTENDOM would they have lived and flourished; yet here they stand you have faith in Georgia's resources, if you want to help £eep at home a in the mountain fastnesses, living monuments to hidden treasures that await portion of the vast sums we contribute annually to the enrichment of the only the skillful hand of Modern Horticulture to be converted into wealth. Apple growers of the Northwest, and, above all, if you want to invest your Habersham county is 80 miles north of Atlanta. It is the center of earnings, LARGE OR SMALL, where they are SURE TO MUETI- one of the richest Apple sections on the globe, besides being magnificent PLY and yield you a handsome yearly income, we offer you a part, a part- in scenery, in health-giving ozone and pure cold water. Beautiful Tallulah nership in the development1' of this GREAT COMMERCIAL OR- Falls, "Georgia's Playground,' fast becoming one of the most famous moun- CHARD. Unless God forgets the "Hills of Habersham," and the sun tain summer resorts in the United States, _is on the line between Haber- ceases to shine on them and the rain to fall, your investment in this enter- sham and Rabun counties. prise will grow beyond the dreams of avarice. The Apple Industry in Georgia is sure to become second only to Cotton, and that in an incredibly short time. It THE HABERSHAM ORCHARD AND IMPROVEMENT will bring millions of wealth into the state and do much to win for Georgia and the "New South" that commercial prestige to. COMPANY owns seventeen hundred and fourteen acres of choice land which they are entitled It is certainly an unbusinesslike and thriftless policy for the South to continue to enrich other sections and pay freight for 2000 miles on enormous quantities of apples, WHEN NATURE HAS ENDOWED US WITH in the very heart of this great Apple region. The property is seven miles EVERY ADVANTAGE OVER THEM IN SOIL, CLIMATE AND NATURAL CONDITIONS. You are secured by a prof it-participating mortgage (6% guaranteed until the bearing period) on valuable Apple Lands worth NOW several times the amount invested, and increasing in value every time the sun sets. We have our own personal fortunes invested in this enterprise and your interests and ours are mutual. We can't protect ourselves without protecting YOU, the holder of the mortgage. THE most conservative financier in Christ- THE Trust Company of Our Offe^rrer to Investorsinvestors*. 1 endom wou(d approve this secudty as 1 One of oui 1 nst Mort- In othei words, the 1 Opnrcyja, one of the most earnings of the Orchard as fol Gilt gage Gold Bonds co\eis 30 lows Hond-holdei gets 80 per **** of the finest Standaul (a) The first earnings go to ent of the net eainings hlVCSt monthly eVCfV dollar VOU Can Spare winter varieties It cost the Bond-holder until >t the Oi chard and the ... . -n $~>oooo, or$&66pei tree and he gets 6 pei cent on v. onipany 20 per cent, 1H IDlS grOWlHg enterprise, and YOU Will SOOH IfIIlI IMIIIVP^ ^HCil^Sf/lfP , , be d m ca;:>n OI in money invested \\iththeexceptionof2O hnilH nn an inriptiPtirlpnrp th^t will h<=> "hinh' -noithiv Amenta , b, The company get, ,o cc.ts per tree wh.ch „ build up an ^ independence that will be high thUlpC TriiQWQhiI I UolCColllnp JUfnIr 2 All payments, ab made percent set aside as a sinking pftCC prOOI. draw interest at 6 per cent (c) 20 cents per tree then fund _. ,. ,, . . , ,. .. , , (interest payable to you semi goes to the sinking fund 3 Vt the end of 30 years Don t allOW yOUr mCOme tO be limited tO a annually, ]aiuiar\ ist and Juh (d) All the balance of the Mom date of first pa\ ment, the trtiQt rlppH In thp nrnnprtv ist. tor fom jcais from date earmngs go to the Bond holder s ongmai invest- montntmnnfhhyr cfmpnrstipendf nor a Saturda^afnrrlayv riierhmgnft r»mpayr otiwoenveil- LI UOL Mv^U l\J UJt, [Jl \jy>^l IV of fir<,t pa^mcnt, tlfter which Bond-holdei , in addition ment of $o 66 per tree will be OpC. Saving IS easy 31161" yOU get the habit. the Bond participates in the to the first 6 per cent. letumed to him YOUR EARNINGS TO WORK.

^hird Rational Sank of Atlanta HOME BOARD OF THE CENTRAL BANK & TRUST CORPORATION J. R. Collier is What SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION » Capital and Surplus, $1 000,000 714-722-723-724 Auatell Buildmg CAPITAL $500,00000 Vice- President. Atlanta, Ga., May 16, 1910 Atlanta, Ga., June 6th, 1912. •Iff Prominent To Whom It May Concern. -Ulanta, Ga , May 16th, 1910. TO WHOM IT MA\ CONC I RN Mr. Norman T. Pool, President of the H Couctrn Habersham Orchard &. Improvement Company, has been my church and we are warm personal friends. As his Mr. N. T Pool, President of the Habersham Orchard Secy, and Treas. a valuable customer of this bank for the past six or pastor it is a real pleasure to bear testimony as to his Men Say high Christian character. I have known him well for & Improvement Company, is enrolled as a patron of this eight years, during which tune he has done quite a ten years, and have tound him to be a cultured gentle Col.F.A. Quil- large amount of business with us man, honest, upright and straightforward in all his Bank and all relations with him have been pleasant Our experience has been that He has always met his dealings and satisfactory. We esteem Mr. Pool an estimable lian, Attorney. About bills promptly and we havp found him to be a gentleman Mr. Pool is a prosperous business man and beaib of fine business attainment and prompt and honorable the confidence of the entire community. He is in ever} gentleman, enjoying goad business prestige, and feel He's been an At- respect trustworthy and reliable in his dealings. sure that any enterprise he is associated with is worthy lanta leader for Our We heartily commend him to the public at large Very sincerely, JNO. F. PURSER, of commendation. Very truly, THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF ATLANTA, Pastor West End Baptist Church, and President Home 24 years. You President By T C ERWIN, Cashier. Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. HENRY C. HEINZ, Assistant Cashier all know him. Cut Out the Coupon and Mail With Check or Money Order

APPLICATION BLANK INSTALLMENT APPLICATION BLANK FOR INFORMATION 19. HABERSHAM ORCHARD & IMP CO, IT \DERSH \M ORCHARD & IMP CO, HABLRbHAM ORCHARD & IMP CO, ATLANTA, GA. ATLANTA, GA YTL4.NTA, GA 1 htiebv subscribe for . bnn

of the Ii. & N. railroad- morally re- . A. Charters. H. 13» Cecil. <5a.. Ware received here this sponsible for Che assassination of her SUPREME COURT OF GA. error. H. H. Dear* FARMER'S SON FOUND afternoon. The young roan -was found Killed Wife and Self. g-overncr. It was the I/. & N. railroad ]contra. LYING DEAD IN YARD lyiDK dea* In the yard of ihls faither's New Rochelle, N. Y,, November IT—i OF UN. Chat hauled "peaceful petitioners to Judgments Affirmed. J Dismissed. home, with a gun by his side. George B. Newman, a diamond cutter Frankfort; peaceful petitioners orna- Burke & Joseph v. White Whether he was accidentally killed killed' his wife today, then committed mented with eitfher a. carbine or a "Win- Valdosta, Ga., November 17.—(Spe- or whether it was a case of suicide is suicide. Newman, 57 years old, had chester. Oh, no, the L. & N. never takes court—Juclgi cial.)—Meager details of the myste- unsettled, but the -impression at Cecil been worrying over failing eyesight, a hand in politics. I trust Mr. Tyo's plaintiff rious death of a young son of John seems to- be that the young, man com- which he feared would Incapacitate him THEWIEJF HOT REPLY statement will allay, set at rest and Bush v. Williams et a).: from lUUer—-'tiffs in error. Maddoi & Doyal, Wesley Bennett, a farmer living- 3 miles from mitted suicide. for work. change the public's mind on this sub- Judge Worrill. P. D Rich. Vor plaintiff in Shropshire, Upacomb & Wllllngham, 1UV, ject, and I judge it will to Just Uhe error«rr«», -ww . TI. nGreer .I,. contra„.,„ . ' HenrWrlehty , & HamiltoPorter, nM .& B Hutchens. Bubanka, , SharDennp y &a S. L. Rhorer, Answering John same extent he could change the pub- KUiK v. TTalker; from Brooks—J'Jdg* Sharp, P. W. Copeland, W. B. Malone, Na- lic's mind regarding the aspect and n-a- Thomas* Bennet, Long & Harrell, for plain^than Harris, McDaniol & Black, contra, L. Tye, Bitterly Criticises the ture ot the leopard at Grant park by tiff In error. Branch & Snow, contra, j Argroed and Submitted. issuing- a statement from his law of- Heath et afcr v Clark et al.; from liaurena' David McLauehlin, alias Lewis Davis, v+ fice to the effect that the leopard's —Judge Hawkinsr. W. C. Davis, J. S. A.dams, State; from Laurens. L. & N. and Its President. spots had been changed and his nature for plaintiff In error. Burch & Burch, con-' Jim Cantrell v. State; from Hall. ha the city prison when his cell door was o* MINERAL WATER o* acquiring of new properties, the ex- thrown open by the jailer, who inform- tension of its line an tn be built. The L. & N. not pernlciouslv active in Georgia Its nourishing force promotes assimila- politics the L. & N. not per- tion, yields direct returns in abundant, niciously and noxiously active in red blood, fills hollow cheeks, tones the Alabama politics; the L. & N nerves, makes all good food do good, not peiniciously and noxiously and riiininsly active in Tennessee politics: and does it in a natural easy manner. t>. • L. ,v X. not ppi-nlciously and nox- The sustaining nourishment in Scott's iotis1\ ;'ml ruinously and fatally active Bmulsion is so helpful to this changing in Kentui ky politics. Would the shade i.f the rnurclered Goebel bear witness to age that it should never be neglected— tHis There u,rt> th ise in Kentucky now every druggist has it. > and othi rs that hold the management 13-112 Scott & Bowae. Bloomfield, N. Col. George W. Goetrials Atlanta Casket Co. CANNON BALI. LINE Armed with Science, Shovels and Pluck Trad* Mark The fighting Engineers of the American Army have conquered. This is GEORGIA DAY Their battle for your Panama Canal is won. In that nine years war against obstreperous Nature surveyors* to boost and inspire patriot- transits were the advance guards, steam shovels and giant dredges the ism in all the people in Geor- field artillery, dynamite the ammunition. giafo spend their MONEY They drove a mountain from its age-long intrenchment in the jungle j they checked the violent onrush of tropical'rivers and imprisoned their where they are making it— mad waters. AT 151*71 The 5 Points As every outpost was taken "Old Glory" waved from the ramparts. „ Why not hereafter let of Authority Every American owes it to himself to know this story of self-sacrifice, every one of the 365 days service and true patriotism. be Georgia Days in buying in this Book Here is the book that tells it : everything we can from At- -.A.I 1- All of the chapters in this book THE jpijT pertaining to the actual construction lanta and Georgia Manufac- of the canal were read and corrected by Colonel George W. Goethals, turers, Traders, Truckers Chairman and Chief Engineer of the and Farmers. Isthmian Canal Commission. 2. All of the illustrations were made Ay Frederic J. Haskin The ATLANTA CAS- from photographs takenby Mr. Ernest Author of "Tfce Ames-icaa Government" Hallen, the official photographer of KET COMPANY'S Caskets,, the Commission. 3. The book contains the beautiful, As you turn its' pages you will see what a day's work meant to Col. Coffins, Linings and Robes colored Bird's-eye View of the Canal Goethals, the "irian at the helm." You will learn about his; Sunday make it unnecessary for any Zone, made under the direction of "at homes," when any one of the 50,000 workers, from division head the National Geographic Society, as to negro laborer, could^have a hearing. undertaker in Georgia and well as the black-and-white official map of the Canal. Other chapters of this absorbing book will tell you how we, excavated the South to go outside of 4. The extensive index was prepared the equivalent of a Suez Canal in fifteen months. by Mr. G. Thomas Ritchie, of the Atlanta to get the best staff of the Library of Congress. How the world's record was made not only for digging dirt, but for digging it at a low cost. How the men who did the digging were kept "MAKES" in these goods. m 5. The "final proofs were revised by Mr. Howard E. Sherman, of the in good health and good cheer in a land of sweltering heat and drenciimg Send us your inquiries Goverment Printing Office, to con- rams. form with the typographical style of or write for salesmen. the United States Government.

ia 1 This book is by the author of i^"^^^^—^^—•^•^-^^^^^^^^•"•••i^^^"^^^^^^^^^™™ "Cannon Ball Line" " The American Government" which was read by millions of Americans, To get this-book at cost, use the coupon Manufactured by and still holds the record as 'the world's Atlanta Casket Co. best seller among all works of its kind. printed on another page of today's paper ATLANTA, GA.

JEWS PA PER I SlEWSPAPFld r Page Fifteen. Li. i.. > THE CONSTITtmON, ATI*AOTA, GA\, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913.

brotherly love and helpful co-operation y he moted a beautiful harmons among churches the boys and also to fife a special Bast Fifth street, 2; Mrs. Mary 3d. j Revs Charles O. Jones, S R. Belk, preacherl Und lajraeli. und wo believe that reception at the mansion. Raoul. 708 Peachtree street. 2, Mrs. Prank S. Hudson, O. V, Weathers, A. M has been aggressive In advancing the Inter- under his tactful and -wise leadership At- "Jn all the speeches I have recently Cam I>. Dorsey, 264 Prado, Analey Park, Hughlett and H, M IKiSose est of Atlairta Methodism, especially In mis- lanta Methodism hat made substantial ad- made In Georgia." Governor Slaton 2, J L. McCollum. 15 Peachtree place, i CONLEY'S TRIAL WAITS The jesolutlon indorsing Dr. Love- sions and local church extension, ho has vance durins the last two yearn, and hus 1 said "1 have never failed to commend 2. Mrs. R. H. White, 270 Gordon street, joy was In part as follows stood bravely In hl> place In interdenomi- rich promise of greater acitevsment for the the corn club work both for Its edu- 2, Mrs, W. A. Parker, 434 North Bou- He has gone In and out among u» In national, nodal and vtoo work, ho has pro- future. cational value and Us Importance in levard, 2; Mrs. J. J. Spalding. Peach^ Increasing the productivity of the soil tree road, 2; Mra. Marcellus \M Ander- •Wants to Ent«rt«l« Then, 1 son, Battle Hill, 2; Lee Hagan, 260 ON THE SUPREME COURT "I am exceedingly anxious not only Ponce de Leon avenue, 2; Mrs Mell to entertain some of the corn club H. 'Wilkinson, 1052 Peachtree street, 2, bois In my home, as Mrs Slaton and I N Bassdale, Oakland City, 8-^-to- Judge Hill Will Not Dispose 1 have done the last two years, but I tal, 34. also to give them a reception at the i More than 409 homes will he needed to take care of the corn club boys who of It Until Frank Case "Aim dat Many Atlantans Have Al- executive mansion, and If I can possi- bly get back from New York, where I are coming this year, and any who are Is Settled. go on business the latter part of this willing to take are requested to notify ready Volunteered to Take month, I shall do so I shall certainly the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, tel- make everj possible effort to he here ephone Main 796 Care of Some of the Mem- J Pnil Campbell, head of the corn Despite the assertion of "William M. i club and farm demonstration work In Smith, attorney for .Tim Conley, that Georgia, representing the United States he -would demand an early trial for the bers of Boys' Corn Clubs. (department of agriculture, while In the negro sweeper, whose testimony did city said that on his recent visit to Washington the thing most comment- DAVIS NOMINATES SIX moat to convict Leo Frank of the mur- \Vanted—\tlanti horns s lur 1,000 ed upon was the action of Atlanta s der o* Mftry Fhag-an, It was reported li< orgla Coin ( 1 ill bo/s for three day«i | citizens in opening their homes to the larte Monday that Judge Ben Hill, of corn club boys the criminal br&ncn of the superior Apply bv It in i s into tht Ir homes more take two of the boys this jear into before the supreme court -was disposed her home Names Sent In by Mercer Loat of. homes werf <>ft>i d than there were Other -voluntary offers which have t>OJ s to Jill them This year more come to the chamber of commerce, in Judge Ben Hill Is acting- on his own homes will b< nefdvl than last, as in Shuffle and New Deal Initiative tn the matter an-d his posi- approxitriatf 1> 1,000 corn club boys are advance of the appeal for homes for com ins? the boss, are as follows Is Asked For. tion Is opposed to that of both counsel Gin, tin or John \r Maton Mond ly ex L B Sanders, 339 North Boulevard. for the negro ef>A Solicitor General jretistrl thi hop* t tat lie would be able 2 Mrs Thomas K Glenn, 301 Myrtle Dorsey. street, 2 Mrs Linton C Hopkins, 121 Solicitor General Dorsey wishes to to be hppe both to entertain some of \n lesponae to a letter from r>r T S dispose of the charges against Conley Falmer, acting chief of the biological and have him sentenced and. sent to 'Imade laboratory of the department of agri- the penitentiary culture at Washington, State Game On the other nand, while Just a« Commissioner Charles L. Davis yester- anxioua for trial. Attorney Smith day nominated six men for appoint- wants to have hla man freed Last it with I ment as federal game wardens The week. Attorney Smith declared that I names, which were sertt on to Wash- there was no la/w on the Georgia stat ington, were as follows: utes und-er wihldh hla negro client TODAY IS M B McKinnon, Brunswick G R. could be tried. However, many learned Rosslgnal Savannah, W H Lanier, Jr, attorneys have since pointed out sev- Augusta, R W Lamkln, Athens, R S eral sections of the criminal law Grler, Columbus, an dJesse W Bates, which amply cover Conley s case 'Georgia Product* D Macon Conley's trial, on onarges of b«ln& Just before relinquishing his office, an aocessory after the tact in the Pha- former Commissioner Mercer sent the gan murder, -was sup-posed to come up names of a number of men to Wash- on Monday There -was no mention of CALU M ET A BOX OF ington, but the appointments were held It made about the criminal branch o>f up, and Commissioner Davis was asked the superior court and according to to furnish nominees Two of the num- attaches, Judge Hill himself passed ber named by Mr Mercer are also on over the case until he hears from the Mr Davis' list, namely, Messrs. Ros- higher courta. signal and McKinnon Commissioner BAKING POWDER Davis said that he might send in other names later, as there will be more than six federal game wardens needed In MISS ROBERTS TO GIVE Mammy Delights In Bake-Day Now Georgia. LECTURE ON IMMIGRANTS Police to Enforce Law. In fact every day is bake-day since she first used Calumet—the MY Davis has conceived the idea of enlisting the services of the county au- "The Immigrant in Our Midst" will modern, full value Baking Powder. Every use of Calumet brings thorities in helping him enforce the be the subject of an address by Miss same law He has addressed a letter Emma Roberts, at the interdenomina- absolute satisfaction—Never a failure. The biscuits are always Lo the board of county commissioners tional meeting of the Home Mission delicious and dainty—cakes and pastry of every sort come from of Chatham county suggesting that society, at the First Presbyterian they permit the members of the county church, at 3 30 o'clock this afternoon the oven, delightful in appearance, light, sweet, uniformly raised police to be sworn in an game wardens The meeting promises to lie of excep- He will also confei with Chairman tional Interest, and an Invitation is ex- —and delicious in flavor. Vielby Smith, of the Futlon board, with tended to all who wish to attend a view to having the members of the If you have not used Calumet, buy a can today from your grocer ounty police in th-is county sworn in as deputy game wardens In those and prove its economy and goodness. Jf you don't get Cafamet counties which have no county police PASTORS INDORSE WORK you don't get the best. systems, Mr. Davis will seek to have the sheriffs and their deputies assist OF PRESIDING ELDER 'n enforcing the law RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS SENT TO YOUR BEST GIRL At the regular meeting of the Meth- WorUT* Pur* Food Expedition. Chicago. UL Paris Ezpontutn. Fruec. March. 1913. odist preachers of Atlanta, held Mbn- PRINTERS INTERESTED day morning, resolutions were adopt- ed indorsing the work here of Presid- Will appeal to her pride and good taste IN HOLTON INJUNCTION ing Elder W P Lovejoy and urging that he be returned to this district by Yon don't rove money when you buy cheap or big-can baking powder. DDon'i t be mUIed. Buy Calumet. the cocmfng conference more economical—more wholesome—(ire* bert result*. Calumet u far superior to soar milk /and M Georgia printers evidenced consid The testimonial was drawn up b> and at the same time prove that Georgia- erable Interebt in the temporary re- straining petition filed Monday by Mrs Ellen P Knowles against Georse made Candy can safely challenge the W Holton, formerly of Cincinnati but now of Atlanta, asking that Holton be restrained from continuing: In tihe whole world for quality. printing business here. Jud^e Pendle- tor, be solid Pullman train, handling Pullman sleeping cars between Atlanta and Then Watch Old Georgia Grow New York and observation parlor car between Atlarta and Greensboro, N C Sleeping. cars between Charlotte and New York and Ashevllle and Ne>w York will also be handled o-n this traJn Din In- cars operated between Atlanta and Brand Goods Oricensboto and Washington and New "iork will serie all me-als The "New York and Ne~w Orleans No Georgia Products Day outfit is complete without Limited ' which takes the places of the long establlsheo 'Now York, Atla/nta Illustrate your Advertisements an Aragon Brand Shirt and Aragon Pants or Over- anc New Orleans Limited ' also rnadp .Its initial run ou;t of Atlanta on its alls. Made in Atlanta, they are two of Georgia's i new schedule Mondav, arriv ing promptly at H*50 a m and leaving most important products. Your dealer has them as at 12 v> p m Thp establishment of these new of Georgia Made Goods with have most of the dealers in the 14 Southern States t>-ains gues the Southern railway friir { fctfrt through ti-atnH to New \ ork dail^ They Are Sold Everywhere, but Made Only by and affords ^luita tra/velers the chol'e of taxing lot the east at 12 IS a. m, 31 00 a m 12 05 p m or 2 45 Georgia Made Illustrations. P i" , as may suit their pleasure A. M. Robinson Co. OVER 200 WILL TRAVEL /• 59 North Pryor St. Atlanta, Ga. ON "INDUSTRIAL TRAIN" T'rom acceptances returned to "W r-T We Are i-oahx spcrct%i\ of tlie industiial ]ju i in of thp rhdinbii of (urnm^icp nn1 fioni tht ludnhi i of pooplo not SPIU i (n ul LI wlio liaie inHn.it d then in t- ntUin to ETO Lhe Seeing Atlanta sppoial w, huh will visit the manufac UiniiK plants around Atlanta ne%t Tii rtav wjll have some 200 passengers at the vci\ least Secretary Leah is particularly elated over the fact that some manufacturers McELWAIN trom out of town, who are interested in knowing- what Atlanta amounts to Catalog Illustrators as a manufacturing center, have indi- cated their intention to make the trip / V number of Atlanta women will also be tn the party, and special ar- ranprements have been made for their comfort The special will leave the I nion passenger station at 9 o clock n. ^^ i the moinlng and return at 5 o clot k ntnnei will be included in the $t JOUrid trip (are, and will be served vat Right here in Georgia we are The ability to buy the \tlanta stove works The tiain will tiavel over a number of lailroads anri «i)i take in practicallv every man good material at low 'ifactuiing- plant in and around \t lanta producing Printing Plates the prices has just as much ATLANTA NURSE NAMED to do with economy in ON EXAMINING BOARD equal of any in the World. 'rovernot Sla/ton yesterdav named "VINs ] M Johnbon, of Savannah, and ">r s= Leach, of \tlanta to places on shoemaking as careful tin sta.te examining board of trained i nurses for terms f three years each b»g nnmg September 23, 1913 Miss Lea oh takes the place of Mrs K S Give us a trial and be convinced. methods of manufac- Tupvnan of Savannah, who retires V fcs Juhnson Is reappc>lnted for an ture. Both are util- j add tioral term of three years Hannemann in Bankruptcy. ized to give you that Julius Hannemann, a large stock holJer in the George Mau-Hannemann The Southern Engraving Co. cumpanj, bakers, on G-arnett street, noa Whitehall, yesterday filed with JDeputy Clerk Fred Beers, of the fed- value that you have eral court, a voluntary petition in bankruptcy Ten days ago an Involun- tarv petition was lodged with the Henry W. Grady, Manager learned to expect in Dankruptcy department of the federal c iurt by creditors of the George Mau- Hannemann company Later it was shown that George Mau had retired Constitution Bailding Atlanta, Georgia the McElwain Shoe. from the company some time before the bankruptcy procpedings were in- augurated. In his papers filed Monday l.ir Hannemann lists liabilities atre-rp- gating ?11,251.91 with assets in the Distributed by Leading Wholenlen tad Made by sum of $30,000. The record of liabili- ties show Mr Hannemann's full In- W. H. McELWAIN COMPANY debtedness, individually and as a mem- ber of th« corporation. Describing his Boston f a^scsts, $30,000. the pa-pers t«how they »r« In the stock of T«e George "Mau- - lannemann company. C SPAPLRl NEWSPAPER! Page Sixteen. CTtE CONSTITimON, l&TlfcNTA, TC71SDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913. RANGE IN COT TON FUTURES. " Bank Clearings. Bank clearings in the, United States for Ranee IB New York Cptton. BanKe IB Slew Orletuw Coma. ATUNTA the past week, as reported by Bradstreet's, i ILMtf 1 Pr*r. 1 1 I !*•«•« 1 I **•*• aggregate *3,417,«08.000. against JJ,414,558.- High] Low) Sale) CloM. I Cloa*. lOnenlHlKhl law\ S*tet Cl4 70% Cleveland .. 20,607,000 18.6 do. coupon . . . 40 42 ...... -v 26,877,000 ..102 •A. Am. Agricultural . . Chicago, November 17.—Late favor- 21,962,000 New York, November 17 —Specula- New York, November 17.—The cot- j do. 4s, registered ..HUH Am. Beet Susrar . . 23 23 23% 23% tion on the stock exchange was list- ton market eased off today under liqui- do. coupon Am. Can .."... 28% 28% 28J4 28% > able news *rom Argentina eased whea.t White 2O.003.000 •n.-., ,!„ i Panama 3s, coupon . 99 do. pfd 90% 90% 90% 91 today, after an early upturn, the mar- "si'75©2-°° Louisville .. 13,9*5.000 2.3 less all day, and except in isolated in- dation and southern sellingr. „.„„__„„.„ „„ „„. _„., „.„ 43 PEPPER.' 'o-baskeV crate' .' 1 stances, price changes were in-slgnifl- iraae Allls-Chalmers 1st ctte., ofd .. . 50 Am. Car and Fdry. . 43 43 43 ket closing Irregular, a shade up to OKRA. crate, tender •-* 16200 Milwaukee .. 17,442.000 buying was less active and the'market American Agricultural 5s, bid .. 96 Am. Cotton Oil 37% 38 ATLANTA .. 21,324.000 17.5 •cant. In the first hour there was a 20% '. % @ % net lower. Covering by shorts _, POULTKV AND BGOS. Seattle .. i. 14.912,000 3.8 sharp decline, which carried down the seemed to be unsettled by a bearish 'American Tel. & Tel cv 4s, bid Am. Ice Securities. . 21 , 20% 20% Hens, live, pound as American Tobacco 6», bid illlfi Am. Lnseed »% steadied corn, the close showing a net Portland. Ore. 15,401,000 2.9 leaders a point or so. A recovery came view of outside conditions, bucn l Armour~& Co7Tiis 9 29 Friers, pound ;j- 12,204,000 16.3 . 90 Am. Locomotive ~ , gain oi' % to %. Oats, helped by corn, Ducks ....'• ••**a St. Paul . . quickly. In the afternoon speculation the -lexlcan situation, talk of gener-|Atchlson gen. 4s.. 8 Am. Smelting: and Buffalo»., .. 13,t27,000 1.7 was lifeless. .lily tight money markets abroad and j do. c\. 4s (I960).,., bid • ?* Refng 63 62% 62% j showed a net pise of a shade to Kges. dozen . .. .V ".'.'.'...... 33@34c Denver .. 11.366,000 7.0 98 9.316.000 2,3 Wall street Is waiting for news. The reports of labor troubles threatening ' do. cv Sa, bid IlOO do. pfd 9| , Provisions finished unchanged to Providence .. imagined evils of the futurffhave been Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s, bid .. .. . 8914 Am. Sagar Refining. ... • 1J>' , 107 higher on good buying. '• GBAIN. Indianapolis.. 8,942,000 10.9 to bprearl in New England textile cir- Baltimore & Ohio 4s . 90H4 Am. Tel. and Tel. .119 118% 118% 119% Texas R R. oats (new) ,. .. 1 .70 Richmond . . 9,507,000 discounted as accurately as may be cles. Reports of increabed spot offer-. do. 3 fat*.. . 89% Am. Tobacco 229 220 I Prc'jnpt check to a strong bull ten- No. 1 mixed oats ...... 58 Memphis .. . 13.369,000 " 6'.9 now. Speculators are "xvatching for Brooklyn Transit cv. 4s AnaiomJa Mining Co. 34 33% 33% 34% dency Jp wtoeait came on reports that Clipped oats .62 Washington, D. C. 8,342,000 1.1 signs that will show them whethor iriK^ in the interior probably suggested Central of Georgia 5s. bid 92 1.00 19.0 !lQ3 Atchlbon 92 H 92 92 : rains were ceasing in the northern White corn 29.00 Fort Worth . 10,548.000 their judgment has been correct. In- th.it part of the southern selling here , Central Leather 5s „ . 94% do. pfd 97T4 97% 97% 97 art r Cotton Seed Meal ...... St. Joseph . . . 8,409,000 29 0 vestors are doing next to nothing. Chesapeake & Ohio 4 Chi., Mil. and St. (Corrected by osiesuy Urocery Company.) Des Moines .. 5.776,000 16.7 Wi^h no occurrences at homo to af- tions as upon any fresh development 96% Paul ... .99 99 99 99 ket at the at+i-a(-HVR early bulge. The Axle Greats—Diamond S1.76; No. 1 Mica, Duluth 8,037.000 19 8 fect the market at the opening, the bid '.'. 69 15.25. No. 2 Mica. $4.26. -with leference to the crop or spot sit- Distillers 5s -.0% Chi., and N. 'West- •opening strength was caused not only Sppkane, Wash. 5,164,000 tone was determined by the London ern ...... 125 125 124Ts 125 by tih«3 fears of ra.ln. where none was Cheese—Alderney, 18%. . ._ 2,433,000 market, where Ajnencans were heavy. uation. Closing prices were steady, Erie prfor lien 4s, bid 82% Col Fuel and Iron .26% 26% 26% 27% Red Rock Uineer Al<£—Quarts., 59; pints, 6.023,000 do. gen. 4s 71 needed, but by lack of It in the south, no. Red Rock Syrup, J1.60-, per gallon. Tentative efforts of the bear& to extend but at a net decline of fiom 3 to 7 do cv. Is, series B, bid .. Consolidated Gas 127 "4 127% Oakland, Cal. 8,900,000 .1 the decline availed nothing Opera- t>9% Corn Products . »-4 *» , where drouth was causing as , much Candy—stick, B%. mii^d, 6%; choco- Wichita 3,591.000 8.0 points on the two near months, while Illinois Central 1st ref. 4s, bid 88% 150% 150% jalarm as the wet in the opposite p£rt lates, 12c. tions on the long tide met with no Interborough-Met. 4%s .. .. 74% Del. and Hudson . .„ 60c, Norfolk . ... 6,160,000 10.3 later deliveries were from 15 to 17 Denv. and Rio G'de 17 17% of the republic. A large increase in Salt—100-lb. bags 63o, Ice cream. Peorla 3,393,000 6 0 more success. Inter Mercb . Marine 4*4s.. .. 59% Ideal. 80c. No. s barr-als, S3.26. . The coppers failed to benefit by the points net lower. Japan 4'/t* ... ~ ...... do. pfd 28 27% the visible supply further Increased Arm and Hammer Boda—»3.05; k«B soda, Jacksonville, Fla. 3,394,000 7.2 authority Kansas city Southern ref. 6s, bid 9414 Distillers' Securities. . 15% 16 the bear sentiment. 2o, Royal Baking powder, J4.8O, Grand Rapids .. 3,683,000 strong showing made in the fortnight- Reports that a Memphis - •* ' Brie ...... 26% 25% 2fi% 26% Lake Shore deb 4s (1931) .. % Shorts were scared by prospects of Horsford'B, S4.50; Good Luck. (3.75; Succean, Sioux City . 3,683,000 ly report of European supplies, show- had estimated the crop at 13,372,000 Louisville & Naafcvllle Un. 4s. ?? do. 1st pfd. ... 40% 40% 40% 40% delayed marketing of new corn, their tl.SO. Rough Rider, J1.80. New Haven .. 3,276,000 2.5 ing a decrease of more than 3,000,000 Missouri, Kah & Texas 1st 4s, bid S3 do. 2nd pfd. . . .33 33% fears being baaed on a forecast of un- Beans—Lima, 7',ac, navy, $3. Birmingham.. .. 4.175,000 20.4 poundws. Intermittent buying in Eu-~ bales, excluding linters, seemed to cre- General Electric . .139% -39% 139% 139 ate a considerable demand from the do. gen. 4^s, ofd 82% settled weather' for nearly the entire Ink—Per crate, SI.20. • Scranton 3.346,000 4,3 rope had comparatively little effect, an Missouri Pacific 4s, bid 65% Great Northern pfd. . ... 123 V4 123 %country. The forecast led to covering Jelly—3-lb. palls, J1.35; 4-oz., $2.70. Syracuse 2.967,000 4.1 account of stagnant conditions in the start, and thu opening here was steady do. conv. 5s 78'4 vjieat Northern Ore Spaghetti—J1.90. j Worcester. . 2.389,000 4.6 32 tha/t gave backbone to the market. domestic market. at a decline of 1 to 1 points, which National Rys of Mexico 4v*a.. 50 Ctfs 32 32 32 Though oats hardened with corn, Leather—Diamond oak, 48C. i Han Diego, Cal. 2,278,000 25.1 Assets realization fell 20 points to u-as considerably better thttn due on New York Central gen 3%s Illinois Central . . 105% 106 Pepper—Grain, 15c, ground, 18c. Springfield, Mass. 3,491,000 17.S do. deb 4s, ofd . 89>4 Interborough-Met. . ll's 14% 14 13% business was only moderate^ Flour—Elegant, $700, Diamond, $6.85; I Chattanooga . 3,019,000 .7 40. It sold at 120 earlier In the year. the cables. Thifa widening of the dit- N. y., N .H. & Hartford cv 314s 69 Vj do pfd 68 % 58% 58% 58% One of the largest western shorts Self-Rising, J5.75, Monogram, $5.50, Carna- i Evansvllle .. 2,707.000 .7 Officials of the company said they tcrence seemed to attract consider- Norfolk <£. Western 1st con 4s .. 93% -Inter Harvester 102 102 -was a big buyer of provisions and this tlon, I5..-5, Golden Uraln. J6.00. Pancacke I Portland, Me, .. 2.320,000 2.0 knew of no reason for the slump. able selling by hou&es with foreign do. cv. 4s, bid 101 I Inter-Marine,pfd 13% 13% strengthened the list, despite a de- per case, $3.00. | Augusta, Ga. .. 2.628,000 7.5 Bonds were easier. Virginia de- connections, but the market worked Northern Pacific 4s 93% International Paper . 7% 7'/s 7 7 cline it the yards. Lard and Compound—Cortolene, »7.4 L. and N 130% i31 WHEAT— ®15, sweet mixed, kegs, $12.60; olives, 90e Akron 1,481.000 16.2 Money card Exchange. nesday would ma,ke deliveries of the St. Louis i. San. Fran. fg. 4s ...... 70 Minn.. St. P. and S'lt Dec. .86«l 87% 86% 86% 86% to J4.60 per dozen. Sacramento, Cal. 2,664.000 8.5 do. gen. . . 55 St. M 126 126 May . . . -91% 92 91% 91% 91% Extracts—lOc Souders, 90o per dozen: 250 Trenton 1,884,000 .1 New York, November 17.—Call money low grade cotton here on contract morelgt Louis "southwestern cOn"*s .. 7S July . . . 88% SS% 88 "A Souders, $2 per dozen. Mo., Kan. and Texas 19% 19% -» .o-m -ra Sugar—Granulated, 54 80? light brown, Heading, Pa. .. 2,092,000 5.3 firm at 2V4@3%; ruling rate. 3%, closing. difficult Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s .- 72% Missouri Pacific. . . 25% 25% 25% 25% CORN— Lincoln, Neb. . 1,980,000 14.0 NVall street houses seemed to be the Southern Pacific col. 4s, bid . ...90 National Biscuit 118 119 Dec. . . . - -71% 72% 71 U 70% 'A. dark brown, 4%; domino, H cents. n ihoma .. 2,281,000 1.9 Time loans firm; slity and ninety daya, chiel early buyers and after the de- do c\. 4s, bid ... .. 84% National Lead 43 43 May . . . • -71% 71% 71% 71% D \ eiiport .. 1,488.000 10.1 5; six months, 4%@>6. • mand lor December had been prett> well Southern Pacific R. R, 1st ref. .. 90 Nat'l Rys. of Mexico July . . . . .71 70% 70% 70% Prime mercantile paper, G%@6. Southern Railway 5s ...... 10344 OATS— PROVISION MARKET. Wilmington, Del. 2,079,000 25'. 7 supplied, th> market turned eabier, 2nd pfd 12% 12% 12% 13% Dec . . . (Corrected by White Provision Co.) Topeka 1,711,000 19.4 Sterling exchange firm; 60 days, 4.S1J under liquidation, hedge selling and do .gen. 4s, bid .. 73% N Y. Central ... 95 % 96 96% 96 . .39 39% 38% 38% 38% Cornfield Hams, 10 to 12 average •J*., WHkesbarre.. .. 1.663.000 12.2 demand, 4.SBS4. • Union Pacific 4s .. 94% May . . . . .42* 4^% Cornfield Hams, 12 to 14 average 1 Commercial bills, 4.80%. bear pressure, accompanied by predic- do cv. 4s ...... 90% N. Y., Ont., and West- July . . .. .42% 42% 42 - ' » i Cedar Kaplds. la. 1,690,000 7.3 tions that the settlement of the rail- ern 25% 26 42% 41% , Cornfield Skinned Hams, 16 to 18 t Youngstown 1,539,600 9.5 Bar silver, 59. do. 1st and ref. 4a -.91% 102% 102% PORK— I average .18 1,449.000 3.8 Bar silver, 59. load strike -•in- th— --—e —southwes - t woul—,d- be u. kj .lluuu<7< ura, ull N. and W January . . Mobile U. S Rubber 6s, bid -.101% North American 71 71 20.66 26.75 20.65 20.67 20.50 Cornfield. Picnic Hams, 6 to 8 average -12% 1,431,000 7.8 Mexican dollars, 4«. followed by increasing receipts. Clos- . rj. s steel 2na 5s ... 99% May . . . ,.20.50 20.75 20.60 20 67 20.60 Cornfield B. Bacon .26 Waterloo Government bondB steady; railroad bonda ing prices were a shade up from tne ' ir«,.~i«i~ /->— *~n 5e ..94% Northern Pacific . .107 106% 106% 1«6% LARD— Fall Blver .. .. 1,655,000 3.3 Pacific Mai!. ... 24 23% 23% 24% Nov.. . . Cornfield Sliced Bacon, 1-lb. boxes, 12 1,188,000 easy. lowest on covering. Wabash 1st and ext. 4s, bid . ..48 108% 109% .10.86 10.85 10.80 10.80 10.85 to case i $3.76 Springfield, 111. • Western Maryland 4s. bid . ..76% Pennsylvania . . .109% 109 Jan. .10.92 10.97 10 92 10.92 10.92 Fort Wayfte, Ind. 1,431,000 52".9 Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands, People's Gas. . . .120% 119 119% 120% Grocers Style Bacon, wide and narrow .19 1,521.000 3.8 13.70, gull, 13.95. Sales, 71 bales. Westinghouse Electric cv. 6a ..89% May . . . .11.10 11.17 11.12 11.12 11.12 Cornlleld______Fresh Pork Sausage_ , link or Columbia. S. C. . Sugar and Molasses. Wisconsin Central 4s .. 85% Pitts, C. C. and St. SIDES— bulk, In 25-lb. buckets ...... 18% New Bedford .. 1,620,000 36.1 Louis 82% 82% Nov. . . . 10.86 10.70 j Cornfield Frankforts, 10-lb. cartonb. . .13 Helena 1.627,000 24.3 New York, November 17.—Kaw sugar firm; Pittsbure Coal 18% 18% Jan ... .10 95 11.05 10.95 11 00 10 95 Cornfield Bologna Sausage, 25-lb. Rockford, III. .. 1,092,000 .14.T Muscovado. 3.14@)3.17; centrifugal, 3.60® COTTON MARKETS. I'ressed Steel Car -'4 24 May . . . .11 12 11.17 11.05 11.07 11.071 bos.es ...... 12 Stockton, Cal. .. 1.018,000 4.7 3.67, molasses sugar, £[email protected]. Refined Gibert & Clay. Pullman Pal. Car. .153 IBS 162 152% 1 Cornlleld Luncheon Ham. pound Muskogee . . 1.549,000 8.8 steady, cut loaf, 5.30: crushed, 5.20. mould Reading 160V4 159% 159% 160% Receipts In Chicago. Cornlleld Smoked Link Sausage, Ib . . Ogden, "Utah. 1.029.000 2.5 A 4.85; cubes. 4.60; XXXX powdered, 4.60; Atlanta, .November 17 Cotton steady, New York, November 17.—Hedge selling:, Republic Iron and Estimated Cornfield Smoked Link Sausage in Tulsa, Okla. ... 1,729,000 61.4 powdered, 4.4S; tine granulated, 4.S5; dia- middling i A o-lt> followed by liquidation, brought about a Steel 19 19 18% 18% _ Today. Tomorrow. pickle,, 50-lb.. cans ...... Sioux Falls, S. D. 1,089,000 89.0 mond, 4.35; confectioners' A 4.2E; No. 1. decline W borne twenty points in prices to- do. pfd 79 79 Wheat, cars ..i 13 47 Cornfield Frankforts, in pickle, 16-lb. - Alacon — dteady, middling 13 i»- day. There waa no partlcurar news of inter- Rock Island Co. . . 14% 14% 14% 14% Corn, cars 62 123 kits ...... 1.86 Molaf.»ps steady; New Orleans, open ket- est bearing on market conditions and the do pfd 23 23% 23 23 Oats, cars 77 130 i Cornfield Pure Lard, tierce basis ...... 12 tf London Stock Market. tle. 35@5B. i «»• Athent. — ttteadj . middling 1^5a. easiness in values seemed due to the fact St. Luuls ard San Hogs, head -. 50.000 24,000 ' Country Style Pure Lard, 60-lb. tins. .12 that the trade had supplied itself for the ™. . , Visible Supply. I Compound Lard, tierce basis 09% London, November 17.—The stock market Port Movemeut. preeIresen« t and did not feel disposed to fol- Seaboard^Alr Line '.'.".'. '.'.'.'. 16% 16% Wheat, increase . . . .4,702 000 D. S. Extra Ribs .12 opened weak today. Influenced by the Mex- ualveiton— Quitt. middling 13%, net re- low the, advance further. The spot situation .do. ptd *•»% 44% Corn, decrease 1,405 000 ID. S. Bellies, medium average 13 ican situation, but recovered generally In ceipts 17 Ml, fc-ross, 1J.9J4. ^aleb 4SU , stock ruling the course of the market altogeth- Sloss-bheffleld Steel Oats, decrease 28.000 D. S. Rib Bellies, light average.. .13% the afternoon. Mexican rails fell from 2 A^o.lo^, exports t-oafatwlbe b,-07. er and. according as the demand varies in and Iron 27 z6 to 4 points and recovered about half the this quarter, prices are correspondingly af- Southern Pacific . . 86% 85% 86% 86 Primary Movement. loss later on repurchases, while home rails fected. ATLANTA LIVE STOCK MARKET. Bonds for Investment julet, 13 5-16, net Southern Railway. . 21% ^1% 21% Good steers, 900 to 1.000 pounds, $5.75 to j,4.- tjru"s o.-i-j, sales 100, stock 40,3,52; New York, November 17.—The market do. pfd 81% 81 81 80% $6 00. American securities were weak wltH the e.vpui I to continent 11.959, coastwise 1,1*7. looked very weak' this afternoon. The public U. S. Realty 54 64 Medium to good steers, 700 to 850 pounds, other sections. First prices were from vice corporation bonds. refuses to come In to help the big longs and U. S. Rubber ... 65 54 53% 64% $5.25 to $5.50. to IK lower, but later tn the forenoon the t- nann in— wuiet, middling 13%, net re- the outlook seems to be against the market, U. S. Steel .... 56 55% 55% 56% Grain. . Good to choice beef cows, 800 to 900 market hardened on covering. Trading was ceipts 11 'i > gio.-.ri ll,9bo, tales *:,.i8. pounds. $4.76 to $5.60. limited and fluctuations were narrow daring Send ftr List •I Offering* ISb (i? ' e\imit, to Oreat Britain 8,651, to da}, closing 7 down, while the lower points Utah Copper .... 49% «% 48% 48% S red 9«@86%, No 3 hard S8@89. No J Medium to good cows. 700 to 800 pounds. the rest og the session. The closing was irancc. 4 '>„*, to continent 15.9J1, coastwise "eie ll> to 17 down Va Carolina Chemi- northern 88%g>89%. No. 2 spring 87%@R8M. ?4 J;iB to $4 50. dull. I OGu i Liverpool Ifa due to come 6% to 10 down cal *> 27% 27% Corn. No 2 7394 @74. No. 2 white 74@74'4; i«. " 0~0 to $5.25 roued from the Bank of England. Discount Harris, Forbes & Co. i Uarle ton—Quiet, middling 13%. net rv- ,1o pfd 10% 10% Oats, No 2 40%, No 2 \vhlte 42%, stand Medium to good heifers, 650 to 750 rates were firmer. Successors t> C'II«L^ 7 si it, Oros 7 OJ6, bales,, none, t,tock Liverpool Cotton. Wr-ti-in Murjland. / 35% 35% ard 41^,1(11(2. pounds. $4 25 to $4 50 t/1 •'•J.i txports to continent J,!i5Q, ioasl\\i£9 McMtcrn t nlon . . . 6,"4 0Z bl% 62!» R3 e, No ~ ncmfna>. The abovti leprasents ruling prices of grood N. W. Harris & Co. 1 »!>!> Liverpool. Novembei 17.—Cotton f-pot lij \Nt--tnit, ^ ISlectric. l»o 65 Barlev OTfi'S] quality of beet rattle. Inferior grades and Groceries. (fair demand, prices easier, middling fair, \\ h '< Ung and Lake Timothv 44 90@5 25 daii v types selling io\ver Fine Street, Corner William \\ vlinlupton —Fn 111, liudtlling netie- 7 <*4, good middling 7 t>4, middling, 7.50, Eric 4% 4% • Mover $11 Q0<& 13.26. MKed to common bteers. If fat, 800 to 900 Ft Louis, November 17.—Flour dull. ceipt , } \ MI iii o^s 4 N90, hales stock low middling, 7 _'8 good ordinary, G 64, or- Total ^ales for day, llf 900 shareu. St. Louis, November 17 ( a-h Wheat. No pounds. $4 50 to $5 50. Hay steady; prairie 10.00®13.00. NEW YORK ,7.JU- i-xl.ult-. coast Also J.050 dinarj 6 S« Sales 10,000, Including 7 100 I 2 rpd »2®94 No 2 hard )>i«33 Medium to common cows. If fat, 700 to 800 New York, November 17.-—Flour steadv -American and 1000 for speculation and e\- i Stocks recording sales of 10,000 and more Corn. No. 2 76'4ffB76%, J white 76. , pounds, $3.7i tn ?4 75. . Cincinnati, November 17.—Flour steady. NorfnlK —steadj . middling IS net re (port. Receipts, *t 000 including 1,600 Amer- [(pharea \vere. Oats. No 2 40%, No 2 white 42 MKed common, bOO to SOO pounds, $3.25 telpt 17 gros-i 7 717. tales l,ti£3, ytoc lean. Futures closed quiet" _ |j,phl«?h \alley 11.000 tet Louis, November 17. — Clo^e Wheat.' to S3 75. .ports coastwise I>,SS8 v December 88. May 92%. . Good butcher bulls, 53 50 to $4.50. P"- - Hea-lins " ™0 1 Prime hog^J, 160 to 200 pounds, $8.00 Retngp Close. I nlon Padflc . . . 12.000 <"orn, December 72% May 73U r ic—Nominal, middling No\rniber . .7 I*,, United States Steel 26100 Oats December 40%, May 43%. I to $8 2 . \"ov Dec. Kansas CMtv, November 17. — Cash Wheat, Good butcher hogs, 140 to 160 pounds, $7 76 to $« 00 X T>- c - Tan. . '.1 10 NV> 2 hard 82@87%, No. _• b . .7 0"> 7 10 Oats. No. 2 white 41@41 «, No. 2 niKed Good butcher pigs, 100 to 140 pounds, i I'M. -.Uf, 2,371, .-toe I-ob -Moh 7 11 40(9)40% $7 RO to $7.75. JENKS, GWYNNE & CO. .7 II)'a 7 H an^tus Citj, ^November 17 — C!o<*e Wheat, Light pigs, 80 to 100 pounds. $7 00 to $7.25. 44.U7 , exports » at Hiilaiii .101, to con Mil5 l -\pril tlu( nl lib! ^ .f 'ti.TL'. to Japan 7UL'. pnl Mav .7 10 % Hea-yy rough hogs. $7.00 to $7.75. M—Xet receipts G.9S9. stock 13, Comparative Port Receipts. 12%. Ji b >ipot firm, standaid white. 46@47 expecting a better assortment for the in- b.l.. Mild quiet, Cordova 13%@16%, nominil. LT' i - coming week. i Associate Membeus of Liverpool Cotton Association Following \\ere net receipts at the ports Havre - to 2% francs lower Hamburg No. 3, 45 te @ 46, fancy cllppect white, 47 <§ Hogs continue In fair supply, Market «^,uOO, exports to conti on Monday, November 17, compared witi, 1% to 1% pfennigs lower high. those on the coriesponding day last vear Futures ranged as follows. 1913 "1914 Open. ('lose Movement of Grain. 91StPrancolsXavierSt 15 BROAD STREET 20S-7 Weis Building Total ret-ciptb Monday at all ports, net. Oalveston 17,934 26.1 OS January . 9 36 bid 9 27 & 9.28 Country Produce. 7J.351. Ne\\ Orleans 10 105 16,byfl February 9 BO bid 9 10 — Texas City 6.989 •' November 906® 908 i New York, November 17.—Butter steady} The American Audit Company Various .. I December 9.26 bid 914® 9.15 Wheat, Increased 4,807,000 bushels. receipts 4,800 tubs; creamery extras 34®35; Stock at all United States poi In bond, decreased 883,000 bushels. firsts 28 ©32; seconds 26% ©27%; thirds 24 @ Total .. 72,361 89,82 Corn decreased 1,410,000 bushels. 24 % i Home Office, 100 Broadway, New York City. Fort Movement. Oats decreased 28,000 busbels. Cheese firm; receipts 600 boxes; state, Interior Movement. Rice. In bond Increased 316,000 bushels. whole milk, held. specials 16%; average F. W. LAFRENTZ, C. P. A., President. Interior Movement. Rye Increased 42.000 bushois. Ilouaton—t^uitt, middling 1913. 1112 New Orleans, November 17.—Rough Hon- fancy I8@16%, fresh specials 16; averaga THEO. COCH1D, JR., 1. Preifc and S^c'y.—A. P. LAFIIEJVTZ. Trena. uptM .17,000, lb 7 r 27,000 Barley Increased 139.000 bushels. fancy 15%. ,?17, ?,°,Xu ' ^'Pmenta J3.bl3: Houston 41 1U ci,lras and Japan rice continues to rule In bond Increased 165,000 bushels. ales, 1.J03. : ''-- Augusta 1,639 •.,311 sti and active the clean rrade remain- firm, _re^celpts 4,300 cases;^fresh gath- NEW YORK—Waldorf-Astoria. ATl^ANTA—Fourth Nat Bank i,"d« Memphis . 14,5s3\ ired extras 13@46; extra firsts 41@42, firsts jjosTON—Excaange Building. \ug-usta—Stead} 13lj(l (ns Miuiet. Rough Honduras [email protected], CHICAGO—Marquette Building. middling Id^a i net re- st Louis . 195 3 1>7* ,!,ip7n, [email protected], clean Honduras, 4%®6%, Liverpobl Grain. [9/5)40, seconds 3)5@38 thirds 30@?4. WASHINGTON Colorado Huildt PHILADELPHIA—Bellevue-Strau'ord. •ipta 1.H.J9. gro-, 17S4, shipments 1,; 1,611 s Dressed _poultry Irregular; fresh killed ORLEANS—Malbon Blanch 75: Cincinnati i J * Japan, 3%@4< Receipts. s Rough, 8,318. NBW SAN FRANCISCO—Western Metropolis ilia 1 ,i-,i stock .)5.170 2 0= Liverpool, November 17.—Wheat, spot western chickens 13@^2 fowls I Little Rock 2.357 ' | > lean. 1723 millers. 6,728. BAJLT1MOKE -Keys3r Building. Bank B-i' ding. .. ., Sales Rough Honduras, 994 sacks at steady No 1 Manitoba 6s 10%d, No 2 6s tU B l S HMOND-—American National Bank Momphib—Steady, middling 13%, net re ! 64 51 10d. Futures firm, December 7s l%d. March ?a™aa cfty , Novefi'ner 17.—Butter, cream) RICHMOND— American National LONDON, BNOi AND—F. C.. SO Givahan Total 47 684 I 2 ~>G-, Kross JJ.86-1, shipments ll,ut,4 I ' clean Honduras, 3,850 pockets at 1%@5~^. 7s Jvoil, May 7s 2»ad. ery. 30; firsts 28, seconds 27, packing 18'*' • 1 salta J.oOO stotls 141,30.! Estimated Receipts Tnesday. Corn, spot dull, American mixed 6s 6d; Oggs, firsts 36, seconds 22. ATtASiTA BRABTCII. fourth Natlona' Bank Bnlldli (.ialveston 35.000 to 37,500, against La Plata futures strong: December 4s 6%d Poultry, hens 10%; roosters 9; ducks 10; St Loui^ Dull, middling January Is S'/id C. B. BIDWELL, C. P. A., Resident Vice President, % . net -eccipts last year SPgt ^Louls," November 17.—Poultry, chicken 493. grot^ 1 US), shipments, 4,lo(, sales^ 90; New Orleans 14,500 to 16,000, against 15.79S Petroleum, Hides, Leather. Flour, winter patents, 28s 9d. Telephone Mala 879. " Gable AOctress, Amdlt> New Yorl stock 1') _H i last jear. Hops in London (Pacific coast) £6 6s @ £7. springs 10%; turkeys 16, ducks 12, gee-d New York, November 17.^-Petroleum in H. I steady, refined New York bulk, 6.26; barrels, 31. Cincinnati—Net receipts 1.611, gross l.fll 8.75; cases, 11.2£. Bagging and Ties. Butter, creamery, shipments l.bJS, bales, none, stock 11,728. Cotton Seed Oil. Hides eaay. Bogota. 30%<8>31%; Central Eggs 33. America, 31. St. Louis, November 17.—Iron cotton ties, AUDIT COMPANY OF THE SOUTH Littlo Hock—Quiet, middling 13. not re- New Vork. November 17.—Cotton seed o Leather firm; hemlock firsts, 29@30; sec- 96. Provisions. ceipts _' 337, gross J.357, shipments !,• was steady for nearby, deliveries on firm conds, 28©29. Bagging:, 11. C. i. MKTZ, C. ft A, PrMlOMik salc^, none, stuck 38.S34. crude markets and support from refiner-, Plttsburg, November 17.—Oil closed at Hemp twine. Chicago. November 17.—Pork J20.76. while later months were easier on s altered 52.50. Lard 10 86 C27428 CandUr BlilMIn* ATLANTA. liquidation and with the decline In cotton i Ribs 10.50®11.60. .... Closing prices were 2 points higher to 4 ne Dry Goods. St Louis. November 17.—Pork weak; Job- New Orleans Cotton. lower. Sales 12,300 barrels. bing M9.62%@20.62%. „-,,„ -„,, Naval Stores. k'eew York, November 17.—Cotton goods Lard dull, prime steam 10 [email protected]%. r\e\\ Orlenns. November 17—The cotto Primp crude 6.00® 6 13; pr«me summer yel _ .narkets were steady today with the demand . Established 1893 market took rather a decidccWrfall today an low [email protected], November 7.06. Decembe Savannah, Ga... November 17.—Turpentlr • uiet. Jobbers reported a good advan-a January 7.16. February 722; Marc the result of belling based on bearish minors " 313° concerning cYop estimates, and ginning rd" " April 7.38. May 7.44, July 749, prim tnd yarns were quiet Cloak- GIBERT & CLAY turns* from private bources In the earlv ^Inl r vellow 7,70@SOO, prime cumme 2,463, receipts i.oyii smpmeniH i.tva, stocFS ings are oeini? cleaned up s meats aad paft of the easaion a bniall crop estimate v-hite 745@>SOO. Futures ranged as follows CO*TTON MERCHANTS from the middle belt and the -settlement uf Open. Close K S$4.35; M $ff.OO; N $6.00, window glass suitings for immediate use JV«n> York Cotton Exchange. New Orleans Cotton Excftat^f the boutlieru Pacific strike \\ere s,tead>n.it ^""v ember . 7 [email protected] 7 061®7 13 $650, waterwhlte $6.76. i' at 10 62%@10.72%. inriuences, but late in the &et*lon there \\cia r>rcernb^*Decembe*r 70«(S710 ''f~ V Wilmington, N. C.. November 17.—Spiri(« ^—~—»«-»^= Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Association leyurts that a \\ell KnotM tolton man u aa Tanuarj .. 7 197 20 ^ ^* turpentine steady at 42%; receipts 6 casks 21«, William St., New York 622 Gravltr St., New Orleans ccuiing out \\ith a crop guess o'f 15,^50,000 Tebruar .. 7 200)7 30 7.22© Rosin steady at $3.45; receipts 9 barrels. Tar Liberal adranc bales Aroulid the rn*ldclle of the morniu* March t 731737 733®" firm at $2.40. ; receipts _3 barrels. Crude tu: Orders solicited for purchase or sale of cotton for future delivery, it uas said that a. private bureau uat, cum April 7 37fi)7.41 7.38® 7 pen tine firm at $2.00, $3 00 and $3.00. made on spot cotton for delivery. Correspondence invited. In^ out uttli uinner-- return November 13 o May 7 [email protected] 7.44@7 A Progressive Baik in the leading City el the Crtwing Sooth 10,400000 bales, in the afternoon tho 750g>753 7.49@> flfeUies were increased t.o. 10.600 000 bale^^ Meniphis, Xo-\ ember 17—Cotton seed pr">rooc Thero \« is iioililng ne\v in the situation and uc*s prime ba^Is OH [email protected]; meal J27. Treasury Statement. trading i^an based almost wholly on rumors (J?27r>0, llnters 2 "Washington, November 17.—The condition The opftiinK «as uulet and steady, J point of the United States treasury at the begin- up and 1 point do\\ n, compared with batur- ning of business1 today was: ELATIONS BETWEEN THIS BANK Jol~ir% F*. Blaolc & Co cl.o s do'se LUerpool Hvat, lower than due Live Stock. Met balance In general fund. J12S.336.C27. but the ttfect of cables \vafa offset by un- Total receipts Saturday. $4.57R, 380. settled weather over the belt and a crop eyti 1 Chicago. November 17.—Hogs—Receipts. Total payments Saturday, $1,527,802. mal-l of 13. >7^ 000 bales from a bureau which, I ! 000, weak, bulk. [email protected]; light. S7.40© The deficit this fiscal year ts $4.568,229, Member* Nero York Cotton Exchange from us ort made a v er> correi t estimat—,e- .-.las.t season „,At. 790. mixed. *[email protected]; heavy, $7.30®8.00; against a deficit of $5,908,898 Tast year, ex- itembtrs tfrnu York Coff«* Exchange the highest In the e irlv trading prices «ere rough S7.300745, pigs, [email protected]. clusive of Panama canal and public debt 7 points over baturda>'s tinal quotations. Cattle—Receipts, 26.000: lower; beeves, transactions. ta embers Chicago Board of Trad* liom the middle »f the niorninK the market S6.65@995, Texas steers, [email protected]; stocfc- and its depositors afe extremely cordial. This sloncd moie or loss weakness and the ad. ers. [email protected], cows and heifers, $3.20@ We solicit ordera in Cotton. Coffee. Grain 6.76; lambs, na- Boston, November 17. —Clos e mining Ari- Corporations and Merchants have their Check- --n, sales on the -put 780 t,> arrK e 2,450- rt 100, including 400 Texans; steady% choice Io\\ ordmarv y s-i %, nominal ordmarv lo%j to flne steers. [email protected]; good to choice We extend this cordiality, also security for banking iiiar\ u, strict good oiiil- steers, $655(88.75, dresseo! and butcher Foreign Finances. ALONZORICH ARDSON&ca KldhnK 12 11-10. strict low steers, [email protected], stockers. »B.OO7.50; Tex- to you. middling l.i l-li. middling 133-lb, strict as steera. [email protected]; Texas cows and b.elf- Berlin, November 17. —Weekl y statement muiilling 1-3 a-lb of BanK of Germany: Capital, $600,000. ' eood middling 1313-16- e?r« «j nnimR on Cash in hand Increased 46,235,000 marks. CEimFIEDiniBLICACCOWffA^^ ^ strut _ good _ middling 14 middling filf Hogl-RVceipts. 11,000: steadv, pigs and Loans decreased 6,648.000 marks. Surplus, $600,000. 147-16. middling faid to fair 1413-16" fair lights $6.50C|17.90, mixed and butchers, Discounts decreased 48,008.000 mark's. k 153-lb. receipts H>,150. stock J04.207. ' [email protected]: good heavy. [email protected]. Treasury bills decreased 5.157, 000 marks. Sheep—Receipts, 3,000; steacry, muttona, Circulation decreased 90,561,000 marks. ptNSACOLA,FLA. ! [email protected]; yearlings, [email protected]; lambs, DeiJoalts increased 53.434,000 marks. AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK 1 S5 [email protected]. <»old increased 16,277,000 marks. Hubbard Bros. & Co. i Kansas City, November 17.—Hoes—Re- Paris, November 17. —Rentes , 87 francs B ATLANTA, GA. New York. No\ember 17—Bear Influences ceipts, 12.800; lower; bulk, [email protected]: centimes. Exchange on London, 26 francs depressed prices today, local and Wall street heavy. $7.75®7.87%; packers and butchers. r selling finUing no support from the recent $7.70 ©7.85, light, $7.6®7.7G; pigs, $6.00® 31BerlHi November 17 — Exchange on ton- i CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $1,200,000.00 bujers. The National Glnners' association 7 25. don, 20 marks 50% pfgs.; private discount, >-tlmated 1 300,000 bales ginned from the Cattle—Receipts, 24,000. including 1,000 Officers: Directors: 4? Atlanta Appraisal Company 1st. to 14th. Che largest on record since 1906 suotherns; steady; prime fed steers, $8.50© lJondon, November 17. — Consola for money. WILLIAM L. PEEL L. H. BECK R. P. l.nerpool gave no help to the market and 9.25; dcessed beef steers,, $6.85®s.40; south- 7" 9-10; consols for account. 72 11-16. Bar ROBT. F. MADDOX V^'Pres. B. M. BLOUNT G. A. NICOLJ3ON outhern ofterines further depressed prices ern steers, [email protected]; cows. 44.15®6.75; silver easy at 27 Hd. Money, 4@4H- Dis- ' rHOS. J. PBBPLEB...,:Cashier W. S. BLKIN W. L. FEEI, Keports oC imminent labor trouble at the heifers, $5.00® 8.75; stockers, $6.25 @ 7.75, count, short bills. 5@5%; three months, 5. IAS. P. WINDSOR...AMt. Cub. 3. T. HOLLBMAN T. J. PEEPLEB Charles M. Jackson, Manager 1 a^\ reuce mills were disquieting and hedge Sheep — Receipts, 6,000: lower; lambs, J6.BO I_F. ALEXANDER...Asst. Casti W. H. KISER B. L. WILL.INOHAM cotton appeared. " @7.25, yearlings, [email protected]; wethers, $4.00 \ large ginning estimate on Friday Js ex- [email protected]; ewes, [email protected]. Linseed. Gould Building Atlanta, Ga. V>e<.ted A Memphis paper estimates the Louisville, Ky.. November 17. —-Receipt s — • Ciop at 13.572.000 bales. New England ports Cattle. 2,700; steady to lOglG cents lower; Duluth. Minn., November 17. — Linseed United States, City, State and Ccunty Depositary shou increabed receipts. 92.50f98.09, U.3SH; December *1.34tt; May Jl.41%.

t THE CONSTITUTION. ATLANTA. GA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913. Page Seventeen,

17 B HELP WANTED—Male RAILROAD^ gCHEl>UI,ES Public Stesogrrapliern. ... 17 7 Protfmfloaml Card* ..... IS (X AND SOLICITOUS. STRIKE COMES TO END ATUNTA'S VAN TED—Hl*ll-cla*a. clean-cut solicitor* Arrival and Departure of Passenger ttallrond Schedule* . . .' . .° 17 7 for the newest, llveat proposition out. Hull, Train*, Atlanta, MARKETS Real Extatc for Sale . . . . 1O 3 The following schedule figures are of JVtudlaoa, Oa, made jeU.Ou flrst week. Call published only a« Information and are Heal Estate for Sale or Ex- or address oil Candier building. not guaranteed: f change ... . . IB 3 BEAUTIFUL NEW MAPS, latest, largest *XMily except Buwlajr. Metals. ACTION OF WOODWARD DN THESUNSET LINES DAY TO DAY ReaortB—Summe r and 'Winter 18 1 and finest ever litued. n«w features, ea>r ••Sunday Only. New York November 17 — Lead quiet at , Removal Notice* ...... 18 7 •ellers; mire money makers. Write quick ?425$!3> London £19 tor special proportion. Hudginu Co, At- &p»*lter Quiet at ?5-(Xj,530, London. £20 Reataarsnta ..... -%. . . 19 1 lanta, Oa. Atlanta Terminal Station. 121* fofl Declare Mayor Exceeded Au- Proposal of Federal Mediation Seed and Pet Stock . . . 18 • Coppe*" weaV standird spot and futures All the Latest Real Estate and WANTED—Five special monthly premium Atlanta and West Faint Koilroad Company. not qaoted i:ie trolj li $15 ^5©15 50 thority in Revoking Street Board Accepted-All Strikers 1 Situation* \Vanted— Male . . 17 « health and accident men, experienced In- Wo. Arrive From—* iNo« Ucpart To— lak Sit, 50 nomlnil citing 51500@1525 Building New*. ; Situations Wanted — Female. 17 7 dustrial sick benefit men preferred. Only reputable men with ability need apply. Ap- WestPt S 15 ami35 New Or... t-41 ara Tin Mteidy spot and Noi ember, ?397ji8> Preacher's Permit. Return to Work. Storage and Warehouse . . 18 2 ply S.'1Q Equitable building. is Col-mbus 10 SS am IS Columbus. « 45 am i 40 JS December 539^0^1000 January TaxlcnbB ...... 17 7 | 3S New Or.. 11 50 am»J Montgom'y » 10 am ?33fa5T>40 00 A YOUNG MAN with sales ability to han- « New Or. . 2 2S ora I» New Or... J 00 pm Antimony dull Oookson > 57 60 One large sale was announced Mon- Wanted—Roommat e .... 17 6 dle quick-aeUinK specialty, advancement 34 Montg'y 7 10 pm 17 Columbue. «.OS pm Iron quiet No 1 n .rthern «1« 00@16 50. Resolutions condemning the action of Houston, Texas. November 17.— day In real estate circles and any num- Wanted— Board- Rootnu. , . 18 7 to territorial agency for right man Refer- Wo .2 do J35 •jO&'lt* 00 No 1 faouthern ence* essential. Call on Mr. Baiton. New 20 Columbus 7 45 pm «7 New Or... (:20pm tl523@1575 No 1 ••outhtrn "Oft 515^0® Mayor James G Woodward in revoking Twelve hours after the settlement to- ber of smaller sales wore In the process Wanted — Hlncellaneoa*. . . 18 3 York, Hotel Aracon, 4-SO to 6 30 Tuesday, j M New or. 11,36 pro 41 West Pt... t:«t pm 1575 i the eprmlt of J B Tucker, a repre- day of the strike of federated train- of, closing up The larg-e sale was that Wanted — Money ..... 18 • or 11 SO to 12 SO Wednesday • sentative at the Israelites of the House men of the road practically normal Central of Georgia Kallway. London markets close1 d iw* follows* of Fltahugh Knox to Asa O Candier, -Wanted — Real Estate ... 10 2 WE WANT a few bright young man for a Copper qu'>-t •,] o tr,7 J •- futj.«s £6« of I>svid, were adopted at the meeting passenger service had been restored wo. Arrive From— No Depart To— of the Atlanta Baptist Ministers asso- on the Atlantic du ision of the South- for $700 per front foot, or a total -at Wanted —Teacher a ..... 17 « very profitable sales proposition who desir Thomasvllle.. 4 25 am Savannau.. . t «« an» !•>*< $61,600, of the former home of Martin the benefits of scientific training In sales Jacksonville. 8 47 am Albany 8 0*am 1 in quiet put fJSO futurf** £181 5s ciation >esterda> ern Pacific railroad and tonight the manshlp Unlimited opportunity. Call be Savannah... K 25 am Macon 12-S« pm Iron Clevei ml t-r int 1^ 10 '/ad It was the opinion of a majoritv of first freight trains to move since the Amorous at the northeast corner of tween 10. a"hd 18 a. m. 581 Candier bldg «»»•»*«Albany* ..... o 2ZE5» a:m Macon 4-00 pm St Louis N)\(.mber 17 — Lead $430 the ministers piesent that Major strike was inaugurated were started Jacksonville.. 7.85 a Spelter Jo 17 H Ivy and Baker streets. LOST AND FOUND IF YOU know Atlanta* and want to learn Jacksonville. S *• pn» Woodward exceeded his authority in It is anticipated that several days will real estate business, making $25 to J50 per < 25 am Savannah.... *.» pm The propertj, which la within a few .~.«,vMacoun .....jiu on am vaiuosia.... . » <»v H"» revoking the permit and that it Is not be required to move the accumulated ADVERTISE FOUND week as you learn* see Mr. Tesaler. 601 JGm- v .10 50 am Valdoste $ JO pm a matter for the mayor to decide as to blocks of the c&nter of tlhe town and I s? ««««n.... « zo pm freight Officials of the trainmen's has been sllg-htly depressed following THE LAW, from Oeorcia Deplsions. "A plre Lite building. 5HX2--. « *9P-&SffiSBfc8-«SS STATE OF THE TRADE what a man shaH believe or preach organizations. and the railroad are Under ot lost goods who, having means of WANTED — 10 salesmen to Mil subdivision KSS:::::::.«Is Albany U:« pm Mayoi Woodward grave Tucker a per- working 4h conjunction In. an effort the grading- and levelling of Ivy street, knowing the rightful owner, retains tbem lota, good contract. Hugh J. Lynch. 309 THROUGHOUT COUNTRY I mit to prea< h on the streets of Atlanta to restore normal traffic conditions now has a natural basement and is for the finder's own use or advantage may, Walton building. _ Southern Hallway. for one week, which was to have ex- The strike was ended today when upon conviction thereof, Da punished (or a "Premier Carrier of the South." piied last Saturday However, Rev well adapted foi commercial -purposes eimple larceny under the laws o£ Georgia." AGENTS. (From Btadstreetfc) both sides accepted a proposal of the What Mr Candl-er -will do with it is •A person who finds lost goods is legally .Arrival and Departure Passenger Train* Hugh Wallace, pastor of the Jones Ave- federal board of mediation and con- liable to the rightful owner for their proper MEjST and women Just COIN money selling Atlanta. Cuiient tiade itpoits, -vvintei TV h( at nue Baptist church, and a delegation unknown, but it is generally believed our Rapid VACUUM WASHER at »1 60 ciliation that the railroad meet a joint that he will Improve It. carp while In tbo finder's possession, and na They take OUT the dirt — they take IN the i. T^e following scttedule flgureo are pub- ciop advices Lnd tonsum ition ot steel of ministers from several other church committee from the engineers, fire- Is legally entitled to be reimbursed for ex- *}*» —Territor y and sample free to hustlers lished only as information and are tfot guar- t>rodu( ts indu-u ^jood uiesent condi- es, called on the mayor last Thursday The lot lies 88 feet on Ivy and 90 pense incurred in properly coring for the anteed men, conductors and trainmen for the on Baker The residence formerly oc- DON'T delay —writ e TODAY. Box 2217 H. No Arrive From— tions but futuie bo rig ia blow, eon ana asked him to revoke Tuckers pei- discussion of the sixty-seven alleged goods found and may retain them until Madison, Go No Depart To— beivatism is 111 vicliiiet, 'misheti steel mlt On Frldaj yielding to the de- cupied by the Amoro-us fami|y, has such expense IB paid." Constitution Want 36 B ham 12 01 am 36 New York 12 16 am STie%ances which the men. have pre- been moved around the comer, so that Ads find lost property or Its owner. CHAS. SCRIBNEK 3 SONS wants two high- 35 New York 5 00 am »'0 Colurrbus 5 20 am is Weaker ab thf lesult of inereaied mand of the ministers, 3fa> or Wood- sented Many of these are of a per- the property is now vaea-nt class, well-educated agents to handle a 43 Wash'ton 6 ^6 am 36 B ham ... B 60 am eom »fctition fen ordei s and indualij a^j ward oidered the permit given Tucker sonal natuie The recognition of joint The price at whaeh the property w|is LOOK FOR WHITE BOY and automobile musical proposition, something now,, big 1 Jack vllle 6 10 am 1 Chicago . 6 20 am a whole Ifa iunnin< at a blovvoi giit, taken up A short while afterwards committee, which the road declared sold waa consideied as slightly below My son, John Munnerlyn, 18 years old lett money to right parties 812 Temple Court 12 Shr veport 6 30 am 12 Richmond 6 66 ati. though the quieting down is not gen- 1 ucker called on the mayor and pjeaded inconsistent with existing contracts, the value of lots on Ivy street, par- BennettBville, S C, Monday night Novem- Building .23 Jack'vllle 6 SO am 43 Kan City 7 00 am » ill, vnd it ls> s'gnilie nit that mi nei - that he be allowed to preach He was ber 10 He took $600 in cash, several checks WB PAX JS6 A WEEK and expenses to 17 Toccoa. . 8 10 am! 7 Chatta ga . 7 10 am was the main contention of the unions, ticularly since the recent Improvement and Cadillac tourins oar, all belonging to oils melubtiies are b> m-r 1 ubhed to i t-fused which, when refused, precipitated the of that thoroughfare and realty men in men with rigs to Introduce poultry com- 20 Heflin .. 8 10 am 32 Ft Valley 7 15 am make (leiivcrus Con^ei v itism dts Ma} or Woodward was surprised at me If apprehended I want him held and pound. Year's contract. Imperial Mfg. Co., 8 Chatta ga 10 35 am 16 Macon . 7 46 am walkout. geueial believe that Mr Candier, who telegram sent me. A white boy was with Dept, 78. Parsons, Kan. 7 Majon 10 45 am 38 N Y 1st..11 00 ara p'.ivtd is laijjtly due to uneei taint> the action of the ministers' association The terms of settlement as outlined him when he lett A reward of »25 will He bald that the first complaint he had now owns over $1,000 000 of Atlanta 27 Ft Valley 10 46 am 6 Jack ville 11 10 am ovei tariff n Adjustments, w tueh it s in telegrams from the federal board, real estate, got a bargain in the pur- no paid by me lor his delivery. Address MISCELLANEOUS. 21 Columbus 10 60 am 28 B ham 11 80 am tnoii it inaj toiet low»-i pnees, surne against Tucker came from the minis- signed by William Lee Chambers and chase J J Munnerlyn Bennettflvllle S. C. THE navy's purpose Is to make every one of « Cincln tl 11 00 am 38 N Y 2d.. 12 06pm hie,!!** keved untie ipuits leg tiding ters themselves, who said Tucker was Mai tin A Knapp, Included the loads While no other sales of any size Its enlisted men a success In life The 29 Ne« York 11 16 am 40 Charlotte 12 10 pm whii U inay not Je it Uized \uutner preaching a doctrine ridiculing- the agreement to meet the joint commit- w ere announced Mond-ay there was no $10 REWARD greater his success, the totter the Ameri- 40 B ham .112 40 pm 30 Columbus 12 30 pm factoi that evt i ts i ->Lion^ detirtmg Bible, and had U not been for their tee tor the Settlement of grievances, hint of dullness in the offices of vari- FOR I,EBO^ HEINMAN, left home on Oct can navy Navy training fits men for use- 29 Columbus. 1 40 pm 30 I>* ew "i ork. 245 pm interference he would not ha%e ordered 5, 1913 colored, ag-e 11, has soar under fulness—In the navy or In civil life Va- 30 B hum . 2 30 cm 10 Chuttaga 3 00pm inliueiief. is- the absence ul a life max the unions agreement to return to ous real estate agents, a great many 39 Charlotte . 3 60 pm ket for loans the banks piefeiiuig the police to stop the preachi r right ear and on head, ring on left finger riety of \\ork aboard ship of fora many op- 39 B ham.. . 4 10 pm serwce, immediately restoration of all of whom had sales, large and small on For any information address Doc Helnman, portunities for skilled men Pay excellent, 6 Jack'vllle 6 00 pm 18 Toccoa .. 4 30 pm to husband theii (undt, pending eleaiei strikers to ser\ice -without prejudice hand, but which had not yet reached 38 Elizabeth street Atlanta, Ga graded according to competence. Apply 37 N Y 1st s 00pm Zl Columbus,. B 10 pm views of cuiren* v le^ibl ition and un and lefeience to the federal boaid of the point ait which the matter could be Navy Recruiting Station, 10 North Forsytn 37 N I 2d . 5 10 pm 6 Cincln tl.. 6 10 pm der thetciicumst tiiei s tiedit granting all matteis on which the conference given publicity LOST.—Lady a small gold watch, open lace Street, Atlanta. 16 Brunsw k . 7 30 pin 28 Ft Valley. 6 20pm is re&li leted Hut in niani quitteit, committees could not agree Indications are that the week will be with back encrusted with pearls, also 31 Ft Valley 8 00 pm 10 Macon ... B 30 pm conaideiabJe unpi t \ ement w 01 k 13 No date has been fixed for the pro- a busy one in real estate circles, a« tour leaf clover pin set with pearls and dia- WANTED—If you want position as flremai 13 Jack ville 8 10 pm 25 Heflin. .. 6 4fc pm planned for the apriu be affected took an active part in the ef- $200—Mrs Mattie B Paden to Henry Hol- others Owner may secure same by calling ed. Passes and uniform furnished when 14 Clncinn I 11 30 pm 14 Jack vllle 11 40 pm OF NORTH GA. FARMER Ilne'sworth lot on Peachtree creek 460 feet at front window Constitution and paying for All trains run daily Central time Ing good in the south trul boutiweat forts to ariange a settlement between necessary. Address Railway lost,. Sept. 4-K, north of Cheshire Bridge road 56x340 No- this ad where coldei w^athet has mtei vt ned, the railroad company and the stnkezs vember 14 ^ Indianapolis, Jnd. City Ticket Office. No 1 Peachtree St unsettled m the east w bt and noith Traffic stoppage at this season would $336 and other considerations—J M Rob- TAKEN from automobile In front of Ath- MEN 20 to 40 yearn old wanted at once for At rival ana JJepartur* of Passenger west, where tempei ttures hive bi en Body of Joseph Pritchett Is have meant serious loss to sugar cane binB to Mrs M J Justice lot Bouth side letic club one rubber coat with moving electric railway motormen and conduct- Trains. Atlanta too high, an 1 lestiiettd UuJig tiic and rice growers as well as to the Hightower street adjoining: Bobbins proper- picture reel Keep coat Return reel to 1£ ors, $60 to $100 a month, no experience The following' schedule fl^urea ar» great lake legions b> hca% j storms Found in Woods Near cotton ti ade ty 45x90 August 2» 1S87 West Peachtree st and receive reward No necessary, fine opportunity, no strike. Write published onlj as Information and arc ?1 200—W J Robblns to J M Robblns Immediately for application blank. Address that wrought marked d unat, to lilc F-757, care of Constitution. not guaranteed. and propei t> Crop rnoi e\ is being Dalton. same property April 13 1887 —-Between Alamo No 2 and Auburn "Dull)' except Sunday. felt in the surplus produ ing le-nons, *2 000—C. H White to Frank N Allen avenue package containing autumn leaves ••Sunday Only. lot_ Boutheast con>erioBell and Grace streets, pillow top and thread Reward Mlra Zleg- WANTED—Fart boys, wltn or without and the southeast la doing espien.il> ler Phone Main 2286 wheel*, $7, »9, $12 a week, also boys to well, while the uoith\ve&t piss little S) Uton Ga, Nbvember 17—(Special ) 81 102—Mrs Eugenie Balch to Sam M work after school. Miller's Minute Messen- Union Passenger Station. 01 no attention to taritl i e idjustrm r ts DIOCESEOFMANTA Carson No 2G5 Crew street, 60x200 Novem- LiOST—Harvest moon pin of pearls and die* gere. IT Falrlle St.. Phone Z3 or Ivy 4-STg The body of Joseph Pritchett, a proa- ber 14 monds on Whitehall st Call Main 354) Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic. or othei supposedly unsettling t u toi a- peious farmer and prominent cfti^en, WANTED—Partner In well established, pay- a,nd in eonseyueiue future buvuit .11 $300—O S Travis to J S Mauris lots 1 and receive reward ing manufacturing business, good salary to Effective bept. 28. Arrive. that quartei ia laigt Faeitic toait was found dead near hib home in Var and 2 block W Eagan Park on Bachelor LOST—Silver nail file engraved A C.. be- right party, very little capital required Ap- Brunswick Waycrou nell distiict in thlb county today with avenue 100x172 November 11 ply 130 'A Peachtree at, room 7. and Ihomaavllto « so ana 7.1* am leporta refle-et noteworthj impi ove No consideration—Mrs Mary G Fields to tween Danl's and Imperial Hotel, on Cordele ...... •12 35 pm •4 00 pm ment as the n suit of i unf ills Ceieal i gunshpt wound m the back of his OPENS IN ROME TODAY Peachtree reward Return to Mrs Ben Tye WANTED—Barbers to know we carry full head W E Treadv\eH lot north Ride The Prado Brunswick \\aycroas espoits are lirgp, and in the north ? Jand lot 5r> 17th district 37x119 Novem LOST on Ponce de Leon -Druid Hills car one lin« fixtures and supplies In stock tn At- and IhomasvDl* g 15 pm 10 Mpm PaLitic, it is diftieult to get \essel spa e Putchett had h inled i load of wood ber 16 lanta. Write for catalogue Matthews & to Dalton and ittei disposing ot it black handbag Return to 260 St, Charles Lively Atlanta Ga sleeptnic c-irs on night trui&« btt- toi shipm< nts to the Orient Collec- Many Topics of Interest to the $1 r,oo—Knoxville Realty company to ave itnd receive reward No questions asked tween Atlanta tions tend to tapei olf bee iuse of himei retained to his honit foi another load Thomas C Harris et a.1 lot west side More RAILWAY mall clerk examinations every and it was while engaged in loading land avenue 571 feet southeast of Georgia LOST—One tan and white male shepherd where soon. J75 month Schedule and sam- latea loi money, and the stoek mar- hib wagon that hi was tired upon from Church Will Be Discussed railroad 50x257 October 1G doe Return to Mrs Morris, 1070 DoKalb ple questions free. Franklin institute. Desk Georgia Hallroad. ket, rather depressed duiing most of $C40—South Atlanta Land company to Al- avenue, and receive reward ^ 73, Rochester, N Y. No. Arrlv* From— No. Depart To- •the week, tutned firmer on impiove- the real ind killed He w as alone il Augusta. « 26 am 4 Augusta .13 10 n't when killed His long absence caused at the Meeting. mata and W M David lot south side ParL.B LOST—One batch of notes on Pryor or Ala- MEN—18 to 35 wishing to be railway mall • Cov gton. 7 80 nm 'AuTuat ' a' and ment in the Mexican situation his family to become al irmed and his a\enue 100 feet east of Murray street, 50x bama between Hunter and Whitehall. clerks. $7E month, apply for Information •8 Union Pt. S SO am N. Y . 7 to am 130 October > IT-748 care Constitution. •2t Uthonta.10 *« am xo-ung gi and(iaugh tf r was sent to as- $500—J \V Lee to M W Cash lot on Pay- Phono Main 3621 J (Reward) 1 Augusta.. 1 60 pm certain the atise of hib failure to i e- Rome Ga , November 17—(Special) •26 Uthonla. 2.10 pm 28 .Augusta. 310pm ton road 707 feet south of Maaon and Tur- LOST—Pearl sunburst with diamond center. 27 New lork 94 Union Pt. e 00 pm COMMODITY PRICES SHOW turii aiul she found the body lying face \n Intel ebtiiig program has been pre- ner road b7x!72 February 2.2, Reward for return to 504 Washington 3t HELP WANTED—Female and AUK . S ZO pm; •10 Cov'gon.. 6 10 pm down wheie it hid fallen pared for the annual conference of the $-7t>—Dixie Realty company to C A LOST—20 odd dollars close In on llarlott TENDENCY TO DECREASE biibpicion at once pointed to William Rauschonberg. Jr lot northwest corner Un at Reward Ivy 4026 502 Third National. STORES AND O1T1CK8. LoulBvllle and Nashville Railroad. I Uniphius i tenter who made a ciop diocese of Atlanta, which opens heer derv,ood a^ pnuc and Evans street 50x150 tomorrow night and which will be at- November 14 WOMAN for halrdressing parlor, one who Effective Nov Ib Leave | Arrive, thib >ear on the place of the muidered understands making un of oombings and a (From Duri s Rcwew) man owing to the fact that thei e had tended by clergymen, laymen and mem- $400—R Lee Walker to "W B Worley lot Chicago and Northwest* B 1,0„ ,,, ,,. Although price (hinges thi-3 vi et k 'n south aide of Cheshire Bridge road 303 ^^ first-class worker in all branches of the busi- Cincinnati Louisville } - Pmlll 66 am been bome difference between the par- bers of the Woman s auxiliary from feet southwest of Oakland circle 126x^02 ness. No other need apply Keating s, 220 Cincinnati and Louisville. 7 lwar- will be held at St Peter s Episcopal $6 000—William B and Charles and Henry THE GEORGIA DENTAL PARLORS, WHEN YOU want etenogriphio or multl- Knoxville via Cartersville .7 1J ami 9 50 pm there beingr only o2 alter itiojis in the i int for the iriest ot Umphries, but T Simmon& to C V t»ann and Frank Gar graphlncr work or competent help of nny KnoxvlIIo via Cartersville B lOpmjll 66 Duns Re raux lot v, eat side Howell Mill road Ibl following prices for a few days kind, call Bellamy Business Agency 13.J1 Blue Ridge accommodation 4 05 pmllO OS am ter was amuablv settled snbseqiu nt- be preafhed theie tomorrow night by feet north of JBowen street, 4J5x3^4 Also Se* of teeth $5.00 Candier building. -view, of vvhich _ weie advances Ij Umphiies it is stated had made Bishop Albion \\ Knisht. of Cuba lot at &outhu est corner of above lot, land 22-K Gold Crown f 3 00 Seaboard Air Line Railway. against 30 diulints tilt tendency of threats, as unst Pritchett and bad Among those on the program foi ser lot 1&7 413x485 November 13 Bridgework $300 SALESWOMEN— SOLICITORS. Effective Audi 27. 1»1J. value-M toward i lo\vcr level w is IPS-KS blood still t xisted between them mons aie the Rev C T A Pist Bishop $loOO—-William Owens to M L Thrower White Crowns J3 00 WANTED—Six salesladies, must be neat and No. Arrive From— |No Depart To^—_ C K. Nelson, who will preside over the half interest in lot southeast eorner Bedford Silver or Amalgam Fillings .. BOo intelligent and must furnish character ref- 11 New York. 8 20 am 11 Btr ham... « 10 am pronounced th HI foi bt-veial \VOCKS Immediatelv upon the nnding of the place and Merrltts avenue 130x136 No 11 Norfolk: • zo am11 Memphis.. 6 20 am bodv of Pi itchett a starch was insti- sessions of the conference and Rev Gold Fillings . . $1.00 erence Call between 2 30 and 5 and 6 30 to pa.sti Iho weikne&s in iron And attei W W Memminger, of Atlanta vember 14 Bring thi» coupon It will entitle you to 8pm. 231 West Peachtree st Mrs. W. W. 11 Wash'ton.. 620am 6 New rork.12 GO pm tuted for TJmphiies who h id been seen $J 000—William T Everett to Clarent e a discount Stout _____ 11 Portsin'th. « 2» am SO Monroe 7 00 am is still i very prominent it ituri_, ton with a gun during the day near where A perot on the general con\ention Cverett et al as executors of Mrs P G 17 Abb'0.8 C.. * 60 am 8 Wash ton. 12 GO pm cessions as nil being s inttd on i Piitchetts body was found He was will be made by the Uov C B Wilmer, Everett lot south side Glenn street 95 feet INSIST ON GARDNER'S DOMESTIC. 6 Hemphli. .12 40 pm 6 Nor folk.. 1250pm number of products among, them pi^ found and taken into custody at a and Thomas Dggleston will discuss the west of Cooper street 72x200 November 14 WANTED—A good cook must have refer- C Blr ham. 12 40 pm < Portsm'th.12 EO l>m lion, Ufcs&Liner billets refined iron bars store in the northern pai t of Dalton, convention from the layman s point of $125—C S Trimble to D S Mayo, lot cor POUND AND FRUIT CAKE, ences Apply 48 Bast TBth st 22 Blr ham ..12 10 pm 23 Bir'ham... 4 IS pm and tank pi ites In the minor metals view ner Bryan avenue tnd "VVhlpple avenue, 60x 6 New York. 4 CS pm 6 Blr'ham... G OE pm about six miles from where the, crime 17^ January 8 1S07 WANTED—Experienced pantry woman. 1018 C Wash'ton.. 4 EB pxu i Memphis.. C OG pm tin vi as vi eak eiils iri the %veek but was committed Umphries strongly A notable feature of the conference 300 AND 350 PER POUND Century building. ieu.ted and closed it i slifehtlj hirfhti will be a symposium on 'Social Serv- ?135—Same to same, lot 3, block Ia, Eagan 6 Norfolk .. 4 (5 cm 18 Abbe e.S C. 4 00 pia denied inv knowledge of the killing Park on Bachelor avenue 60x17- No- FOR SALE BY ALL GRO- 6 Portam'th. 4 GC i ta 12 Ttera York. S 66 pm k v Philiipt the Rev S Alston Wragg $8 050—Mrs Flora I> Doane to Stewart CERS. CHAS SCRIBNBR'S SONS wants two high- 2t Monroe.. 9 00 piu 12 Portam'th. » 6fi pm mou\ and aluminum showed no chans and dnertin^ that he be held and James n Logan of Atlanta secre- Avenue Land company 3- 2 acres in Hape- class well-educated agents for a musical City Ticket OfBo*. M Feachtre* Bt The srain markets v\tie firm with Both the deceased and the accused tarv of the Associated Charities ville on west side Stewart avenue, 1,410 feet proposition, exclusive territory, something wheit st< ul> and blight ad\ -inces in Consideiable time will be devoted to a north of south line of land lot 99 Novem- LOOK, MEN AND LADIES' nev\ , big money to right parties Music Westorn and Atlantic Ratlrond. ate men ove; 00 vears of age PLEASE give me your Tiiankagiviug teachers preferred 612 Temple Court Bldg »,„ Depart To— < 01 n anil o its Shii p increases in Putchett leaves a wife and two discussion of Sundav school work Rev ber 15 No. Arrive-From— C B Hudglns of Rome who went to $->00—Mrs Jessie D Rlley to same two orders tor cakes, salad sandwiches and WANTED—Lady agents, best reducing cor~ S Nashville . 7 10 am 94 Chicago .. a 00 itn •price,;, wire t btablished in daiiv pi od grown daughters Feeling is veiy pumpkin pies Prompt delivery Mrs Sarah 73 Rome. ...10 20 am •2 Nashville. 8 36 am ucts th> betti r Blades of butter and Switzeiland to attend the seventh icres in Hape\llle land lot 99 on east line set and other models Large profits St. strong agnnst the prisoner worlds Sunday school convention, will 1 JlO fpet north of southeast corner said Newton Austell Ga Louis Corset Co, St. Louis. Mo. »S Nashville.. 11 45 nm 82 Nashville.. 4 90 pn, cheese cob ting from Vic to 2c mole land lot November 15 1 Nashville.. 7 30pm 72 Rome E 16 pr» than a week ago, \vhile choice eggs detail his impressions of that great COMPOUND OXYGE3N—Made daily tor ca- MISCELLANEOCB. 95 ChlcafCO 7 50 pm 4 Nashville 8 SA nm event D W Sims, of Atlanta, state $805—Craig Cofleld to Stewart Avenue tarrh, deafness. diseases of nose a&d wert sold at the highest point ever Land company 2 42 acres In land lot 99, 14th throat and ears.-. This IB the season to be LEARN millinery Best trade toueht d Live moats anil provisions A. A. U. NAMES OFFICERS. secretary of theOeorgla Sunday school district Hapevtlle Januar\ 31 -- on earth for a woman Pays association, will discuss Sunday school cured Special reduced rates Dr. Geory« vveie nrm all kuiclb except sheep, ad- $1 and other considerations—B B Burks Brown 312-14 Auatbll building. $60 to $100 a month. FREE} scholarship problems to Fannie N Burks lot west side Georgia plan now. Nice velvet hat for $100 Fine TAXICABS vancing to some extent Thel e was MATERNITY SANITARIUM—Private, re- little cnangre in th* quotations of hides New List of Names—Sullivan The sessions will close on Thursday a\enue 380 feet south, of Pine street. 476x dressmaking establishment in connection night with an address bv Bishop Nel- o!2 October 30 fined, home-like. limited number of pa- Prices reasonable Ideal School of Mil- and Uathei, and though the tone of Uentn cai-ed for H^mes provided /or in- linery, 100% Whitehall, cor Mitchell st the foimer was -.lithtU easier the Re-Elected Secretary. son More than one hundred delegates ?82—T \ Jarrard to George J Maddox fants. Infant.! for adoption. Mra M. T. TAXTCABS from all parts of the state will be lot west side of <_*rove stree 175 feet north Mitchell. 26 Windsor street. strength of the latu i was fullj main- present and wlil be entertained by the of Ethel street Sb r th Mil sequent neither had no in James 17 Sullivan of this citv was Board and Raoma ... 18 T each Orders taken for mor« expenckv* ment Applpply 1120 Candie lluence whit v i on further growth but it re eletced secretaiv and titasurei Husinems Opportunities) IS :t onea We have cheaper ones tn stock. 3. A. LADY to take orders and advertise Rogers COMBINATION office man of several years Cla>ton Co 38 V4 Whitehall st. silverware Pay $52 per month Charles A experience desires position. rapid and ac- h i-* hlrt in it lluence on the picking ot the IluslncsM and Mall Order Doe, Advertising Manager 146 N Tenth St curate bookkeeper, stenographer and ship- cotton a^- it pemd ind in that respect It Directory .... 18 1 SMOKE BK-M Tobacco for Catarrh. Brun- Philadelphia ping clerk, competency undisputed will go v, a-- ver> f iv r tble indeea Hut \\hlte the BLAKE FILES ANSWER chltli, Asthma and Colds lOo bags. Your anywhere in south. Address A-J39, care Inker bill ir opening und have opened Cost-Off Clothing . . 18 e druggist or KB M CO Atlanta, Ga NT positions open to women, a treat m in% of the snT-T-ller bolls are still TO HIS WIFE'S SUIT Clennerti, Prefers, Ktc. . IS (I $75 month 'Write immediately for free Constitution el ised > t \\ith further favorable weather LADIES—I buy combings and cut hair, list Franklin Institute. Kept. «00-H, Ro- A-l BOOKKEEPER and accountant, n they win n> diubt open anti be picked essmaking & Sewinj; . . IS 2£ highest prices paid. Joaepn M. Hart, No. chester N. Y. On the h U the present condition of the New Tork, November 17 —Dr Joseph All Complaints or Suggestions Educational . . . . 18 7 113 Richardson street WANTED—Girls and woman to solicit or- c(tt->n fulls --ue.!, atb that onrv a moderutt A. Blake an eminent surg-eon filed For Sale—Miscellaneous . . IS 4 PHYSICIAN deslrea location in middle o ders. Apply between t and < p. m. 407 peicentln leniilns t> be picked varying of in Writing Will* Be Care- For Rent—Apartments 1» 2 south deorgia Contracts solicited. Hefer Gould building course \\itl the loc lilt} The rush to sell this afternoon, his answer in taie suit ences Address A 386 Constitution cotton duiiiic, the tlrst. t\\ o months of the for separation brought by his wife For Rent—Desk Space . . 19 2 WANTED—POSITION AS SHIPPING fully Considered. For Rent—(InrageH A Barns 19 2 \\ K make switches from combings, tl 00 CLERK 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE, sei^r n u i^ ir t recede nted A subsequent i Mrs Ivatherine J Blake All of Mrs each. TOM Peachtree at. Mm. Alllo G-lla- HELP WANTED —Male and tleclino of ( i 1 \\t to th^ee quartern of i Blake b charges A' desertion and non For Rent—Houses JI) s ber Call Ivy 1866-J ^^^^ SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS -. BEST Otf cent in cnine ic n \\ith small receipts from isuppoit are denied In the am-uvei The Female. REFERENCE ADDRESS A 376. CARlfi plant itio is an I e\l lent exhaustion in the For Rent.—Miscellaneous .10 2 (.UKTAINa washed and stretched. Perfect CONbTITUTION lanhwei admits however that Dr <\t a meeting yesterdav- afternoon of satisfaction guaranteed 103 B Coin at. IF YOU bave city acquaintance, and will fields duel I tin movement Blake h good through 1 For Rent—Rooms 1» 1 I\y 1084 . .. devote three hours of your time each day years experience in general store four \\ife s °~uppoit «smce August 1 of this bei of commerce to investigate the As SWITCH—Beautiful long dark brown, some to my business, you can easily own *60 to out tl u h le t i^on In the earlier period For Rent——Housekeeping; years on road desires position where ability the s ippl> u i kr«.itfr than tie demand \eu Di Bl.iU * dcrios that he is a sociated C hirities following complaint gray, my own hair A-382. care Consti- 1100 per week. Call at one*. W p. Col*. and merit would warrant advancement Ad-l At ttu pit-- nt n demand arid supply off lesilt-nt of this itnte and asks that Uodinst tint 01 gani/ation, it was (Je Rooms in 1 tution . HOIS Cmr,rll«r dresb A-3S2 care Constitution ' eet etch oth t tli huvng decreased in i the suit be dismissed The si IL for ci If 1 o ask in one having a eom- For Rent—Stores . . 11» 3 FOR your home baked Thanksgiving and LET us assist you in securing a highcla^s volume to s i ^ ^ t nt s piiation is th secon-d filed itotntU pliint of an% natuie to write to a Christmas fruit cake call Iv> 7S4<< J position. Send 25c for full particulars "WANTED—To ln\est 51 &00 in some good !>j Mrs Bla«.e The first was n emoei of ihe committee and state For Rent—Typewriters . . JS Household Goods ... IS 6 8TOKE8 AND CHFFICES. 1125 Atlanta Nat. Bank bide Atlanta Oa. desires position where there is chance to The committee consists of F M In- Legal Advertisements . . IS 8 OFFICE boy wanted at 905 Fourth National promotion salary no object X Y. Z, 240 120 NASHVILLE SALOONS rr in Di ioe facobs Dr Wi S Elkin, LOB* & Found .... 17 5 Bank building Hill street. City 'R av cross C?T .November 17 — (Spe- \\ V, oir, J S Floyd and Frank WANTED—Room Mate. Medical IS 4 PROFESSIONS AND TRADES. EXPERIENCED hotel clerk wants position, cial) — That Sumlav s tccidtnt In which YIELD U. S. LICENSES Moncv to Loan . . 1H 8 TWO young men desire to have couple of city or country popular with guests. Ad- dress C E92 Constitution two neie killed and i number huit Motorcycles & Diodes. .IS R more roommates targe room $5 per while i» turning to Hopkins f i om BE A BARBER month each Phpne M 3389-J EXPERIENCED police or marshal want Job isiish-ville Term November 17 —\ct Music & Dancliie . . IS 2 MEN WANTDD to learn barber trade Easy in small town, can give good reference Cravens island in the Okt ft nokee was ir\K undei instructions from Cilmmil ECONOMY TEST TOUR Musical Instruments 18 2 work, big wages few weeks completes b> Address A 352, care Constitution. nothing moie thin punishment for Judge \ B Neil 120 local saloomsis our method We teach you quickly cheap- SITUATION W'T'D—Male landing a pie isurp trip on b-undaj was itoda\ surrendeied to the federal tu AROUND THE STATE Continued in Next Column. Ij thoroughly and furnish tools. Give you EXPERIENCED stenographer wishes con- Ithoiities then federal liquor licenses actual shop work, you keep Jialf the re- nection with good concern, A-l references. the stattment mule tod iv bv Mib p ceipts Write for free illustrated catalogue. A YOUNG man with ten years' Address A-401 care Constitution P btewart i membt r of the partv who Piacticallj all of the saloonists who Holer Barber College, 38 Luckle street, At- Ea\e up then licenses today ha\e BY HENDERSON CAR lanta Ga. mercantile and office experi- WANTED—Pobltlon by loung colored man ia tonig-ht thought to be in i dv ing I pleaded gulltj to \iolation of the pro aa cook or butler In private family Ad- condition Her husband ling-eied until hibition laws antl a.i e under suspendul WANT AD RATES TICS—Prof Q. O. Branning will teach you the euce wants a position as book- drees I H , 30 8 Butler street eirlv toda> No funeial arr ingements •workhouse sentences Piomptlj at H o clock Monday morn- barber trade ind O i: Curtice Henderson fac- l le mi-st be in writing It will not be OPEN for proposition as buyer WANT. ED—Clerical position with reliable ' !' to u> is i punishment ' da> denltd that he and his 1 i\\ p xi toij mechanic V lepiesentative of accepted by phone This protects WANTED—Second engineer Apply Keanet firm can handle set of books and do typ** T Vv, , ul lj>tl-' 'i- brother of young nei CjifcOPsTP Gordon Battle, would tr\ The constitution accompanied the party your interests aa well ns ours. saw Marble Co. Marietta, Ga and department manager ladies' writing Addresi C 590. Constitution u l t< ho met i to "teorsanize' Tammani hall ml riiVVt ' , " "" '' " , instant to Gi il lin CKi . , , ,, wearing apparel, millinery, etc. YOUNG MAN deslrea position, either cleric* cteith unl i uie < ai vvhels dime here dfpose Chirles 5 Murphv \ st< r\ This is the flrst tebt of its kind held SALESMEN AM> SOLICITORS. or salesman, can do stenographic work toa iv u i i, tinned to Brunswick to to this effect had circulated lecentlj in tm south and will no doubt be SELL, ALTOLOMA LOTS City or thriving town. Long ex- Address A 384 Constitution ,!m v !l \ ,c ' bod^ Funeral sei vices amona politrclans matched with Interest b> dealers and Hl There ai e no circumstances 'ip SITUATED on Stone Mountain car line, WAN1CD—i*0blt!on as collector best of ref- i S '" uiibvvick tomorrow motoi enthusiasts throughout this sec- quarter-acre tracts to live-acre tracts, perience, full particulars upon ap- erence Address A-3a4 care Constitution HI i^f" .s "lfe ktewatt is auivi-ved said that would cause or pel mit TIP tion of the country A full and accu- small weekly payments, without interest, °^ T',, U>' ' 1- fatewart of Micap- to accept an> political leacli rship so iatp report of the number of .nines liberal contracts to salesmen. Call now. plication. Address A-357, ?n'/t th, ^ th ! J Stewai t, of Ware long as I a-m united States sem*or made pet gallon of kerosene will be Constitution. SITUATIONS VV'T'D— •Thl , t <",SJt,1-1* o» this sectlqn There is enough woik connected with published in this papei dally OR ATLANTA W. P. COLE ^Z,he det ulod i «. i t of the cacident the office of United States ser at&r to AN ANSWER TO YOUR AD A COLORED girl wants a Job as nuriw or PO OKLAHOMA OIL Is tha opportunity of the or »veral ot them may to* *mt »n aa lat« was receivjrt t>dis o.nd states that a keep me busx I am not mixing In hour We Want an agent in every town In maid, first-class references. 77 Howell »C. tr e «• a week after your ad last appeared In The Atlanta Ga B White It ""isring. over the track politics, despite rumors to the con your county to sell stock in our company. * Sich re>-p6iuws are the resalt caught on the small engine s smoke- tra.t j ' ARTIST BURNS SHOT Large acreage and email capital Representa- WANTDD—Position aa housekeeper by r»- 8 »1 »*i.nd ."" ^s l'iushed almost parallel tive men A good man can make from ilned white lady can give the best of with the train rcl>e>undmgr v\lth tei- BY UNKNOWN PERSON $50 to tlOO per week Address, with refer- ,i»Son Wanted adreriiwH bo U you want, references. Address A-380 care Constitution. riflc force and Knocking those on the ences. Ben Hur Oil and Gas Co , 41» Firat a wider range of choice before accepting a I TWO young elrls 14-16. looking for TELLS HOW TO RAISE Nationa.LIU.I.IUUUlI x>aniBankE Bldjtuag ,* Chichaehav^QicKaana., Oklahomat^Kiauomii. car to the «jioun.<| r,vo married eou- New Tork, November 17—Raymond If You Cam't Bring or SoilUon. ^old Jour Dox number card and tlon for light house work in small ' e the WE want a good live representative to sell caff at or phone to The Constitution fre- 337 W Hunter street ? h ;i°l i?, '"S-'ne weie barely TURKEYS FOR PROFIT Burns, a youne artist whose specialty auently for at laaet a weeK. touched bj tWe d-ath-dealins tree has been paintine western scenes, is Send Your Want Ad manufacturers line of advertising *im«. IF YOU need a bright, competent stenoK- In a serious condition in a L,onp Island c ilendars, novelties, fans, etc. All yoar- BOOKKEEPER with three years' experi- rapher. call West 1313 * Bc-ston ISTo-vembei1 17— To raise tur hospital today as the result of a mys- mnd sellera Good proposition for energetic ence with larg««t corporation In Georgia Deposed Sulzer to Lecture. terious shooting; Courteous operators, thoroughly partyn.>l-*r. Referencet?n?n«*Ann,l«sl vamlir*Arl«;«/*• . UTTfpl T1*fol I>AtA desires connection, thoroughly familiar with . lor Situation WcaiM ads., a (keys successfully thej should bt hatch He was walking in a oark at Rich- familiar with rates, rules and claa- Mtg Co, Canlateo. N. X- mechanical devices. Adding machine, etc. Hat* one time 10 ceata, 3 time. U Xew "iork, Novtmber 17 — •William Jed by iitifiUil means and should be mond Hill, L I, yesterday, when a Bifications, will give you complete \OU UBVK city acquaintances and will «•- Have handled consumer's ledger and can l»»h — 1th orrt^ra always. .Sulzer, deposed eoverndr of Mew Yoik, kep-t away from ordinary fowl de bullet fired by some person unseen, Information And. if you wish, they vote three hours of your Mrae each day to keep any e*t of books. Write shorthand and raembei -elect of the nc«. legis- I ciarea Dr Charles P Hig-g-ins, pa lodeed In his abdomen He walked will assist you in wording your my business you can cacily _5«irearn »p»6w0 1to0 }*"loa» and am speedy on typewriter. Address M loture. has arranged to spe- d the next tholflgast for the dominion of Canada a quarter of a mile to his home and want ad to make it most effective. pe«Ami.. _«^ikweek. . f~*nCal ill a&ft finf±, Wvu. PF*. Cole~ . HOS M Box »4*> City. irUB.UlC STENOGRAPHERS •ix weeks on a toui pf West>in cities in a lecture at Harvard medical s/chdbl there collapsed The police believe Vte ask that you do not unwit- Ca.indier building. POSITION by young man, with ten years' ADDKESSirJG maillngr^stenoirrftPhlc r work to s,r>^ead turther his denunr- ation ot yesterday Turkeys at fifteen cents a that some amateur sportsman who had tingly abuse this phone service. ACT- WE have a Very lnt»r«stlnsr proposition to jexperience in lumber business, know manu- promptly aid accurately done Be«t work Tammany Hall, which he has repeat- pound are possible said Di Higglns been practicing levolvei shooting in the counts are opened for ads by phone submit to real e»tate agwjtB. In every facturing thoroughly, can handle sales cor- and most reasonable prices In city. alM> edlv charged with a plot to remove if proper methods of rearing them are park fired the bullet which struck eolely to accommodate you Jdak* county In Georgia, Alabama and Florida. respondence. have been on road and mill multlaraph \\or~7c The Stenographic Service him from office His topic will be I employed Burns payments promptly after publica- Wrlto us for parttculam. of flee roaiiger. bett references Address, Co Atlanta, phone <477, IIS Auburn aye. The youner artist returrted from Ari- 601 Empire Life Building, Atlanta, G«. ar The Treason of Tammanv," and his I He thought the disease of black- zona a short time atro after spending tion or when bills are priutontad by c " Coniitltntlon ATTENTION, traveling menl Bpeelaltr dio. tour will take him. as far west as I head had been maln}> responsible for two years in the west palntinB Indiana mail or solicitor Ana you Continued la Next Column. tatlon to typewriter. Phooe t£ *m-J. «U Taciflc coast cities. ' the scarcity of turkeys. and scenes of the country. uu.t» u*. (Continued la N«rt Columo.> Xieer A

SPAPLRl WSPAPfcRI ; . Page Eighteen. THE CO^WTITUTIUH", 031, TUESDAY", KTTTB3SCBBK 15, T3I3. Constitution Want Ads Power. Try One Now, Put a Georgia Mae in That Vacamt Room, He'll Bring: Other Roomers to You.

BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS AND MAIL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE—Miscellaneous AUTOMOBILES SEED AND PET STOCK EDUCATIONAL .«...»*•»**—•-**. yH&tft'c-*. Active fir Blloo-, ..... SECOND-HAND PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE. a little cash, to go Into the automoWU ATLANTA SCHOOL OF .ORDER DIRECTORY ORDER DIRECTORY fcuslneae, repairing and overhauling; selling FOR SALE CHEAP. on consignments and trading for rea< estate. 250 California cases, cost 75c; sale price 20c. GOOD USED CABS H. G. HASTINGS & CO. PRACTICAL MILLINERY Belling- gasoline oil and accessories. I have 10 lower case news cases, full size, cost COc; A few cara In good condition for sale at SEEDS, BULBS, ROSE! BUSHES AND TEACHES full course millinery m six weeks. ARCHITECT. reasonable prices. POULTRY SUPPLIES. BELL PHONES Our rates are lower for what -we eivo the experience and one of the lest locations sale price 16c. you than any other reputable school, Nou W. C. MEADOR PATERSON' LUMBER co. In toe city for the business. Address or call Galley rack, holding ten galleys, up to three _., ROADSTERS MAIN 2568-3962; Atlanta 2568. Is the time to start so you nnlsh for fall IS the firm to got the oest lumber at the and Bfe me. 362 Peacntree street, and let me columns. JS. - OUR NpRTH AND SOUTH SIDE deliveries season. Investigate. Miss Raimvatar, 40'j 1114 Empire Bldg. Phono Main 812S. lowest prices. Let us figure your lumber go Intj detail and show you where we can 10 wooden double frames, coat »S.C«: sale FORE—-repainted . Residences, Bungalows and Apartment both make some good money. W. W. price S3.75. BUJCK MODEI> 32 — repainted. leave the store at 9 o'clock. Inman Park Whitehall street. bill. Ivy 5251. Atlanta 6261. _ * OAKLAND. and West End deliveries leave at 2 p. m. Houses. Tbomas. 12 double iron frames, holding 12 case* cost All orders placed before these hours will MESSENGER SERVICE. *17.EO; aal3 price. MO. COLE — foredoor. SPANISH! SPANISH! DELIVERY 'WAGONS for $20 less than you be delivered the same day they are given. I WILL teach you Spanish as It Is spoken can buy them elsewhere. Special inJ Two stones and one stand to hold them. Narcissus and Cyclamen plants that we are will also flo translation very reasonable. OOU Messengers. • press, delivery, furniture, bakery and dairy Address to Professor Campoamor. No. 25 E. Surt. 203 Hlllyer Trust Bldg. Ivy 4639. AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE. wagons, or can build according to your •bout 8 feet lone; Bale price $10. offering at extremely low prices. Come in One wooden case rack, holds SO full-six* TOURING CARS and see them. J3llls street. AIIT AND FORM LETTERS nlultlgrapbed: prompt wishes "We are in tho cheap timber district, cheap labor and low freight. Our prices are cases: cost $10; sale price »4. OAKLAND —repainted . and neat work at reasonable prices. This material will be sold in lota to rait. OVERLAND —foredoo r — repainted. EGGS ARE VERY HIGH, and will be a FRENCH 'frame' buslne-sa 'at 91 N. Pryor street. Ivy EAGLE MULTIGRAFHIN6 CO. correspondingly low. Direct from factory to Pay your own freight. Address E-M-F — foredoor. great deal higher. Now Is the time to CONVERSATION and lessons taught by a you. A real opportunity Write today for BUICK MODEL 31— repainted. begin feeding your hen£ to make them lay. graduate Frenchman. fd. May. 767 6331 , B-1I Dhone Main 11B8. » 8 N. Forsyth St. our price JJst and catalog. Rock Hill Buggy THE CONSTITUTION. Red Comb Meat Mash Feed is the greatest Company, Rock HU1, S. C. ^^^^^ STUDEBAKER — 7-pasaenger —repainted . egg-producing food on the market. Keep Ediee-ivood avenue. Ivy 37S-J. ALTERING. "CUHANIXG A>«g MJ5IMCA3; Atlanta. Go, If you want a good used car It will pay you to call on us. it before your hens all of the time and you 5uf?Pm LooSp^TE^'THr^pon^y gums RigBfT^iiaease Air. INVESTOR—read this will be surprised at the increased egg- pro- UKe new . • leaning pressing, altering. die- High Grade duction. yg.35 per_l6o^ibs., 10 IDS. 25 centa. Ing. D S Dlckeraon. IDS I,uclf^_Matn_!£yj. relieved and cured by Styp-Strlngant. WE HAVE several first mortgages on Im- BUICK MOTOR COMPANY REMOVAL NOTICE. 50 at druggists. Parcel post COc. Lawrence proved Georgia farms for sale. These 241 Peachtree Street. Atlanta, Ga. RED COMB SCRATCH FEED, the cleanest Drug Company. Atlanta. mortgages pay a good rate of Interest and are The Tfally~Stockr"Ya^oS~" toas^'moved ""to~S76 ARTISTIC I. PHOL.8T1KRINO. „ JELLICO COAL ONE Model Overland automobile, driven less and best feed sold on this market, com- Peters street, near Leopard st. Take Walker 1 AUres3 Co posed of good, sound, grain and perfectly ALL, KINDb upT^nsterlng'~Hl- M ' ._j*jE>_ Y TIKBa. GUARANTEED than 600 miles, party leaving town; will to West View car. Mitcb. cows, beef cattle Prices reasonable Atla-nta 28< 1. For Cash. balanced. The price is the same as thut and Jersey male. Bell phone W. 1351, At- w "\TTT~\A7 RUBBER tires put on "you" r baby's by a half million dollar trust company. What exchange for city or suburban property; will asked for cheaper grades. X2.35 per 100 Ibs.. -L^JLJVV carriage, repaired, repainted and safer Investment would you want? Franklin give or take difference. 10 Ibs. l!& cents. * lanta 6SS. recovered. Ivy 3076. Robert JUltchell. 2.27- Loan and Securities Co., 1304 Third Nat. LUMP $4.75 ONE 1913 Model 45-horse power Overland FLiRNITURB. household goods, office fix- BankJBldg. Cal! Ivy 4011. WE CARRY a full line of dog remedies tures, and In fact, everything you want. 229_Edeewood. automobile, practically new; full equipped; and dog cakes. Phone us it your dog Is sick. BURNWELL JELLICO COAL will exchange for piece or negro property BOARD AND ROOMS JACOBS AUCTION CO. BAD DEBTS CONVERTED or acreage in 50 miles of Atlanta. WE HAVE a find lot of Hartz Mountain ca- NORTH. AW 86tTH Bl DECATUR ST. COMPANY, nary birds. Imported direct at J2.7B each Near Klmball gouue. Bell phone 1434; At- C. F. BINDER & SON INTO CASH. ONE 1912 Model Overland automobile, 86- for guaranteed singers. MR. BUSINESS MAN: Would you, pay J6 427 Decatur St. horse power; will exchange for vacant RIGHT NOW Is the time for planting foulbg lanta 2285. MANUFACTURERS of nigh-grade paints, per year for a system that equips you to property or equity in good renting property. white lead and creosote stains. Wa mako f in the open ground. Our stock of single ATLANTA TITLE GUARANTEE CO.. ready mixed paints to order. Corner La make your own collections, anywhere ' Sold Dell Phone Main 2961, Atl. 1996. This car is In first-class condition. These and double Dutch hyacinths, single and dou- Ground Floor Equitable Building. Bell Prance and Lowry streets. Bell phone Ivy under absolute guarantee of money back if it cars must be traded at once. ble tulips, daffodils, narcissus and lllium Phone Main 5420. 6852-J. Atlanta. Ga. lails to collect. Highest bank reference. PHONE MAIN 2245. aratium are all first size bulbs and sure Continental Collection Co., Klser building, bloomers. Get a copy of our bulb cata- BICYCLE MJBSSENGEK_SEKVJCE.__, KEEP your hout,e painted and tinted. Atlanta. Embry Construction Company. 318 Fourth FOR SALE ' BARGAIN. log—tells how to plant. IVY 425. ATLANTA 19. National Bank. Main 1466. GOOD iS-ROOM BOARDING THERE will be sold at auction, one large RELIABLE SERVICE_GtTARANTBBP^_ automobile truck "Federal," No. 473, be- SNEEZING, wheezing, moping fowls mean I DO ALL kinds of carpentering work, HOUSE. LORDJG SPRINGS fore the courthouse door, corner S. Pryor Roup. Don't take chances. Don't be THE BOARDING AND building and repairing. West 122-J and Hunter streets, Atlanta, Wednesday, No- TOO LATE." Get Conkey's Roup Remec.* DOING good business, clearing $100 per vember 19, at 10 o'clock a. m., truck is immediately. Give It In the drinking wateM ROOMING HOUSE GOING TO BUILD? We ha.ve enough left ^£2!5j!H£~5HSUE!HSi58 month, location good, t>outh aide. Takes Mentone, Ala. brand-new, in good condition and worth over to build a small store, special price severa.1 hundred dollars cash to buy this, Let the birds doctor themselves. 60c and Jl.dr BUREAU OF INFORMATION for Quick trade. T. T. Pierce. Ill LaFrtmca S". W. SORROUGH 51.800, demonstration will be made, no and your money back if not satisfied will*! balance on easy terras. Call Main 3237, At- question about title. Anderson & Roun- results. Get Conkey's 60c Poultry Boclc fct. Phone Ivy 7073-J. East Point, Ga. lanta 272. Address A. GIFFEN LEVY, tree, Attorneyb FREE. Hastings Seed Company, 16 We I Mitchell street. WE are looking- for you. Come and eee us. HIGH GRADE PAINTING AND TINTING. A PICK UP. Box 909, New Orleans. ONE 1912 model Overland automobile, 36- Stop looking for that boarding house, WET'SUILlT'anythlng"Tn 'contreteTmm^a Estimates gladly furnished. BANK REF- SODA FOUNT and stock or cigars, tobacco horsepower. Will exchange for vacant Fhono Main 807*. Atlanta Phono 638. furnished or unfurnished room you want lawn vase to an apartment house. Burial ERENCES. and drugs. On account of other business property or equity in good renting property. (ABCB—AND—BOB) and let us direct you to Just what you vaults a specialty Djkemu System Concrete Bell Phone E. P, Ex. 269-1* will sell at a sacrifice. If you are thinking This car Is in first-class condition. These MCMILLAN BROS. SEED COMPANY. want in price, style and location. Co., 319 Austell bui'dlng. Atlanta E. P. Ex. 52. . of going into business it will pay you to cars must be traded at once. Phone Main THE NEW HIGH QUALITY SEED STORE. investigate this. See Owner at 115 Mari- 2245ZZ4j. FIELD AND TRUCKERS. CAJM'KTS AND KCG CLEANIKG. PLUMBING AND HEATING CON- SAFES 18 South Broad Street. Atlanta. Ga. TKACJOKS.___ ~^_~~ etta stieet. BOUGHT, sold and exchanged. Bank M. 3237. Information Fr*« A. ST». Atlanta Carpet Cleaning Co. NEW, best make, electric coupe, FOR SALE—100,000 one-year apple trees, No. 4 N. Pryor, Klmball House Bldr. 27 W. ALEXANDER. IVY 4186. GRESHAM-JACKSON CO. GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION safes, vault doors. Combinations at bargain price; need money. crown from whole French seedlings. Retail WE clean all kinds or carpets and rugs: SPECIAL attention given to overhauling, TWENTY-FOUR-ROO1 M boarding or room- changed. and wholesale. Write Appalachian Nur- also cleaning- feather pilloivn and beds; IB heating and plumbing work. ^S Luckle ing house, doing good business; location Address A-383, Constitution. serlea. Tallulah Fa]IB. Ga. years' experience. ____r_ street Ivy 5^27. one-half block off Peaohtree street, two KNEL;D NURSERIES win mail you catalogue blocks from Cc, P. Moore. 282 Whitehall street. B meala for $1.00. to new Walkor street school. All worll FOR SALE—At a bargain, rease and fur- WILTON Jellico, $5.00 cash. ly new. attractive price on this car. White yokes of oxen. M. 2941. SO. PRYOR PRESSING CLUB guaranteed. Phone me your troubles. Ivy nishings of one of the best private board- Motor Co., 118 Marietta st. FOR SALE—Good second-hand top buegy. WE DO all kinds of cleanlns and dyelnd. J291-L. Main 374. ing houses on Peachtree. house nlled with Main 666-]. Gate City Coal Co. WE have Gramm Buss In good condition and John Smith make. Phone Main 3588. 358 Whitehall St. Main I357-J- YOUNG MEN boarders wanted; steam heat, pressing. Ladles' work a specialty. 357 boarders, completely furnished and fitted FOR SALE CHEAP—Two desks, one Wales Bulck 17 touring car that we can sell FOR SALE—7 nice milk cows, 2 yokes of South Pryor street. Main 3392-.F. with all modern conveniences. Including cheap Also Pope-Hartford. White Co., 118 work oxen. M. 2041. excellent meals and newly furnished rooma Adding Machine, one buggy, two double Marietta st. tor $4.50 per week. WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL steam heat. Address C-116, care Constitu- drays, me single dray, one big spring wa- FOR SALE—Good horse cheap. Inquire 78 Guarantee Dry Cleaning Co. "THE STOVE DOCTOR' tion. gon , also several sets double and single WE have some second-hand cars in good N. Forsyth. Bell phone Ivy 1600. Atl. 36S. LUCIUS XVCHA.R'V Prop We clean and MAIN harness. Apply Capital City Grocery Store, condition that we can dispose of at attrac- BELLEVUE INN dje ladles ,incl prentlemen's fine prarmfnts. 01 SOUTH PRYOR 1410 FUR. BOARDING HOUSE. 143 Pecatur street, corner Piedmont avenue. tive prices. Call on us. White Co., llg NICELY fur. single or double rooms, steam • Express paltl one '\ i> on out-of-town -u ork FOR RENT—Small boarding house, doing Marietta st. beatefl. with or without meals. 67 East Main 2S7, Atlanta 3015- \ bustnesa one-half block otf Peachtree 8t., A FEW sets fine coach harness, lot stable FOR SALE—Stoddard-Dayton, four-cylinder, HOUSEHOLD GOODS Third Ivy 1598-L. T blankets, lap robes, a remnant, suit cases LET I S do your cleaning and pressing. $100 REWARD OFFERED flne north side location, two blocks from five-passenger, late model; good running TWO lovely furnished front rooms in pri- FOR any stove or range that we cannot re- Candlei building. Main 3237, Atlanta 272. and hand-bags all must go before recon- \vork guaranteed Alexander Dry Clean- struction of store. Come In on Trinity ave- condition. White Co., 118 Marietta st. 8IMPLY to enlarge our clrel* of customer*, vate home, north side, close in, v, ith Ing Comp.in>__j):_B MexanJer St. pair or make bake We are expert chim- FOR SALE—Six-cylinder Stevens-Duryea, 7- we trill sell and deliver ID city or f. o. b. meals to refined youns men or business ney sweepeii*. Standard Stove an 1477. private family, close in; north side. 25 Porter drefes A-881. care Constitution. Bargains in New and Second-hand Safes. M'NCILL ^ HUNTER, shoe repairing:. Work __~™. place. Apartment 4. Ivy 8291-J. roof man, call 'Cunningham." Office 245 Vi THIRTEEN-ROOM boarding and iodgtng Real Lock Experts. Safe Artists. Main 4601. SliWiIES ACCESSORIES. DROP 'a card; •we'll bring cash for ehooa FURNISHED, furnace-heated room for gen- Peters street, or phone Main 237. Repair called for and delivered. 48&( Edgewood hoube, close in, on north ^ide and Peach- and clothing- The Vestlare, 166 Decatur st. avenue. Atlanta 1627 ' FOR SALE—Big Four gas and oil tractors, tleman, breakfast If desired. East Fourth ^ ork of all kinds. AH v.ork {tuaranteed. tree, furnished and full of bo-uders, making manufactured in three slzea. Write or Bee AUTO DIRECTORY street, one block from Ponce de Leon ave- Prices reasonable. ______money. Leaving city only reaaon for selling*. us for information. Malaby Co.. 438-440 nue.^ \V R HOLDER CONTRACTOR 801 EM- Addreas A-371, Constitution. _____^___ Marietta st. Atlanta and Vicinity, 1913 CLEANERS—PRESSERS, ETC PIRE LIFE BLDG IVY 5 ATLANTA L. M'MINCH FOR SALE—Best small hotel in south Geor- CONTAINING route and readings ol the TWO nicely furnished rooms, "with board,! 3702 REMODELING AND REPAIRING gia ; *L!MO prosperous cement block plant, LUMBER, brick, mantels, doors, stone, cop- recognized tours leaving- Atlanta; Georgia WANTED—-Yotir'ipresBtns'^^and^cleanlJai. 2 couples. cloHO in, 1 block from Peachtreo, fiTVEN PROMPT ATTENTION ___ BE'ST work, reasonable prices. 209 Mariet- desirable location for ^\ arehouse or w hole- ing, plumbing fixtures 1$ East Mitchell. laws regulating and running o£ machines; Simmons Dry Clean In g Co., 166 Irwlo. 81 B North averme. ta st. Mam 527S-J, Atl. 2127. All work Bale bublnesb. Address Box 707, Fitzgerald, Dentonj& ^FJournoy. House Wreckern. Prices reasonable. Ivy 2541. FOR RENT—Large, we 11-furnished room, LET US Tiuild you a home on en»y terms. guaranteed. ^^ rules of the roaO, city of Atlanta ordinance, like rent, anywhere in the city United Georgia. FOR~SA]S CHEAP Cobelt heaterT new. and alBo registration number, owner*a name, ad- with private bath, steam heat; excellent BliiK Co 400 Temple Court building. __ FOR SALjE—Eighteen-room boarding house, gaa range, nlao Indian Runner ducks. dress and make of car in numerical order. table board. 279 Peachtree street. Ivy 840. ^ Phone Iv> 3084-J. Over two hundred pages, price 60 cents. You GUOVER C. TULLY—Ixit m» build your close in, good location, rul! of boarders, NICELY furnished rooms; modern conveni- GLASS TRANSFER making $1~00 per month protlt. price reason- GET OUK prices ou lumder and building need this book. ^ ences, furnace heat; excellent meals. 109 home. 54 Metl avenue. I WILL SELL, without recourse, in my office W. Harris fct. Ivy 2S40-J. 98 "Walton street. _____^ able Fbr information call Wain 1680. material. We can save you money. Patter- AUTO REGISTER CO., at the state Capitol, city of Atlanta, on Wed r WHEN In need of carpenter work, call J. A. son Lumber Co. Ivy 5251. Atlanta 6261. 3S2 PEACHTREE ST.—Fine location, near Johnson. West 128S-J: estimates on all job FOR SALK—Ktght good milch cous and nesday, November 25, all of the unsold as- 1 TKLNKS, BAGS AJ«J> SUITCASES »E- 414 Temple Court, Atlanta. in; choice rooms; steam heat; flret-clasrf Trnrk: prices reaionabl* __ dairy outfit, with a good route, doing flne sets of the American Life and Annuity Com I TAIX,E1> A N P KEPAIKB! U. business. Address H M. Morgan, Decatur, X3oal—Jellico $5.00 Cash. Phone M. 331. Pany, consisting of municipal bonds, fir t t a ble board; rates reasonable. CHINESE _ Ga , Route !!. J. L. Womack Coal Co. M. 2993. Alt. 578. mortgagee, mortgage bonds, certificates of MRS. GEORGE L. CANTRELL, formerly 111 BEST O K. Laundry. ROUNTREE'S, "^11?^ FOR SALlj—1 share ot the capital stock of SAVE your auto and motorcycle tlrea by deposit, notes and personal accounts. A dt - Walton street, now 62 Houston; nice rooms using: Auto Puncture Cure. Seals valve tailed description of these assets can be hcd and board. Ivy 6825-J. :ss -Whitehall street. Phones Bell. Main 1576. Atlanta 165*. the Georgia Klre Insurance company. STEWART & HUNT, leaks and all punctures up to 20-penny Ma ke^ me an offer. F - _76_1,_ care Co n s t i t Lit io n. PLUMBERS, 63 EAST HTJNTITR ST. on application and bids are solicited l,r, TWO rooms ani bath, with, board, singly FURNITURE REPAIRING AND UP- spike automatlcaUy at once; preserves the these assets in bulk. All bids must be seal- FOR SA3jI3—Grocery store with meat mar- FOR SALE—Five pool tables and a com- rubber, prevents tube from sticking to cas- or en suite, two blocks from Georgian Ter- HOLSTKHING. 1 ed, accompanied by certified check for $5,00fj _ 50 AX Dioc WALL PAPER. k^G in nrst-tlats white neighborhood. For plete three-chair barber outfit. Jacobs' ing saves 35 per cent of tire expense, 60 per and filed In my office on or before 10' race- . Ivy 2J27-J. GET YOUR furniture upholstered and re- our particulars call Main 3579 Auction Co., 51 Decatur st. ^M 1434. cent tire trouble and 40 per cent of your re- FOR RENT—Delightful rooms, with or with- paired now before the fall ru-.h See me lb"" WHITEHALL, 10c wall paper equal ligion. \Vatcli for trade-mark A. t*. C. o'clock a. m.. November 25, 1913. Wllliant ** to the l)e<-t ~~'f kind Let us show you. At- THE furnishings of a 9-room house, good FOB DRY ST9VE_WOOD phone West 470. A. Wright, Insurance Commissioner, out private bath; table board a specialty. as I call for deliver and guarantee my »\Varren Place Garage, 25 Warren place. 514 Peachtree. Phone Ivy 1499-J. work. L. Wellon. 41 Auburn avenue. Ivy lanta r ">c and 10( \\ a.11 I'.iper Co , nothing business Owner in another business. Ad- Atlanta 1556. Prompt dell/ery. W. M> Au t o Punct ure_Co.. ^vtlanta,L Ga. 1367. o\ or >c inr] lOt Belou Ml£heil at. Paper- diess C-SOTi, care Constitution. Poole. WANTED—Roommate for young man, in h.mg-ers furnished HIGH-CLASS AUTO REPAIRING and all steam-heated house. 27$ Peachtree. Ivy BOLLS. WANTED—Stock In country bank, prefe FRUIT, shade, ornamental trees anu shrubs, classes of mechanical work; autogenous AUCTION SALES. WOOD _FATTEKNS. enough to control. Give full particulars catalogue free. Cureton Nurseries. Aua- welding, carbon burned out by skilled me- 840. Box U")l>, Atlanta. telI,_Ga. chanics , axels reset, springs repaired, THE SOUTHERN AUCTION AND SAL- NICELY furnisned front room, steam heat, HOSPITAL of paTtefns VAGE COMPANY, at 90 South Pryor. will FOR HALK—20 East Ellis street, roomln ALL household goods, furnlf-ure and stoves, frames straightened and welded when excellent table board. 279 Peachtree street. DOLLS mended. All par'ts furnished. 110 patented articles, also cabinet work. "Work broken. The best equipped and only fire- buy or sell your furniture, household go^ds Ivy 840 , Lllckle street. " promptly done and guaranteed. Atianti anil hoarding house, thirteen rooms, cheap bought and sold by S. M. Snyder, 145 S. proof garage in the south. Free air; oil, or piano. Phone Bell Main 2306. Wood and Iron Novelty "Works, 886 Marietta leaving city. Ivj 659.!. Forijyth street. grease, gasoline 17c. 1 personally look after ROOM and board. Peachtree street; highest FURNACE AND St. W. E \\ iUIams. Mgr. Mam 1894-J. NEW SI ORE—Best suburban location DO YOU need a good heater"7 If eo. see us all repairs. Roscoe Garden, 43-45-47 Arm- references required. Ivy 778-L. for a few rare bargains. Ivy 4467. \\JMJO\V around Atlanta, for a drug store. See strong, one block from l£dgewood, between MONEY TO LOAN NICELY furnished room and excellent tabl« Bukof/.er. at the Terminal Hotel. n ! ( H Heating end Plumbing Co. Fiedrhont and Butler. Bell Ivy 5372. board; gentlemen. 184 Courtland street. Moncrief Atlanta Co.. J. M. \VlLuSON, artistic \\indow «irest»er and ' «. 44 Fan-lie St. Ivy 6570. ^CESSORIES. NEWLY furnished rooms in private home, upholbterer; also take down and st«»re meals and service the best. 26 E. Harris. awnings, make a.nd bang draperies ard INSTANTANEOUS heater, baby Bate, flung Carbon in Your Cylinders ? For the Original Moncrief curtains Phone Main 3J33-J. -—TYPEWRITERS cabinet. Call at SI Luchle street. LOANS $25.00 AND UP ROOM and board for young man; north side FURNACE phone Moncrief Furnace Com- ON SIGNS slgnlnes- best quality. On Furniture, Pianos private home; reasonable. Ivy 4414-L. pany 139 South Prjor street. Main 2SB. "WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING. LISTEN! Kent Sign Co., 130% Pearhtreu st. RIDDELL BROS. NICE room, with private bath and steam. Call for S P Moncrief or J B Lee. NATIONAL "WINDOW CLEANING CO., it's the WILL remove It v.-lthout dlaturblng any ad- office 47 E. Hunter at. Main 1175. Atlanta SELLS BARGAINS IN Kur. justments, and at a low price. Come and or Indorsed Notes. heat, best location. Ivy 6684. AT RATES permitted by the laws of tho 1051. "MACHINE" 244 peters St. Main 1735 see the new OXYGEN METHOD. 16-18 Eaot TWO gentlemen to board In private family, Mitchell Bt. state. Our easy payment plan allows you furnace heat. ,Ivy 073S-L. 306 N. Jackson. H-iGH-CL \.SS FURNITURK repairing and , that "TACCO" is varnish, not polish, and is in a to pay us back to suit your Income. We carpet cleaning. southern Furniture and class by itself. For sale by all dealers. also protect you from publicity and extend COUPLE or 2 young men can get excellent Carpet Work-,. 09 Ella at. S. R. Skelton. COUNTS AUTOGENOUS WELDING. every courtesy to make the carrying of a board at 73 E Merrlttn. Ivy 7456. Jilanatter JJaIn_33S3._West_lS(i6 ^PgQFESSIpNAL CARDS: Rent a Remington and avoid embarrass- FOR SALE—Fresh-made Georgia cane syrup MACHINE parts of all kinds accurately re- ment Ivy 815. .Employment Desk. Rem- 207 Ivy st. Ivy 6480. 00 cents per gallon stored and guaranteed, also oxy-decarbon- loan satisfactory to you In every war. EXCELLENT board, nice, large room, fur- ___^__ P. H. Bre\vster. Albert Honrell. Jr ington Typewriter Co , 56 N. Broad. FOR SALE—Good horse manure. Phone Ivy izing of all saa engines. A trial will con- nace heat. Ivy 984-L. 322 W. Peachtree. Hugh M. Dorsey. Arthur Heyman. 1569-J. vince. P GUARANTEE LOAN CO., NICK ROOMS'with board can be had at 37 ANDERSON BROS, & RICH. Dorsey, Brewster. Ho^vell & Heyman, j i'PEV/RiTERS RENTED METAL WELDING CO. Poplar street. 870 T3DGnV\OODAVE_ BOTH PHONCS, Attoriieya-at-Law. 4 MONTHS FOR $5 AND UP. Room 318 Atlanta National Bank YOU want good rooms anl board, cal Rebuilt Typewriters 823 to $73. MEDICAL. SB Garnett St. Phone Main 3013. at 130 Ivy St.. near Houstoi . Ivy 4138-J. Offices: 202, 201, 205. 206, 207. 208, 210 AMERICAN WRITING MACHINES CO., Bldg. Bell Phone Main 440. FOR FRfcSbH e feathers a specialty; write TAILORING and dressmaking, trade or soo ato one b"-horse AUTOMOBILES batteries rebuilt, repaired and charged. monthly plan. Also for pur- street. Phono Main 3098-J. or phone for samples and prices R. S. uiti, remodeled, coatb relincd. ^lain 2481-J Frlck engine, 30-horse Ames boiler, in Spark battery work a specialty. General Eubankb. 73 Hi South Bro.ad i>t.. Atlanta. Ga. 101 Capitol u.\enue. good condition. P. C. Fielding, Barnett.. Ga. FOR SALE. Electric Auto repairs. Washing and pollsb- chase money notes. Foster ID8 . TABLE BOARDERS LADIES' tailoring and dressmaking, coats WANTED, also have one large, nicely fur- ^ XiLA^g,Lj»RKi>S-j3iS£Jl££diS&-^-_- relmed, old suits remodeled. 101 Capitol USED CAR BULLETIN & JRobscm, 11 Edgewood ave. nished room for a couple of young men; If IT b Tntrrors 01 le^air v,ork. call L. P. avenue. ^______AUTO SUPPLIES CHEAP. board, if desired. Apply 121 Capitol Square. Loyd. Main 402? Atlanta 3J2. 11 S. For- THE LOCOMOBILE COM- GREATLY reduced prices on automobile aj th street ^ork guaranteed. FRENCH gowns made for SO. Three-piece WE WANT a name for our new clothes supplies and accessories, at 216 Peacbtree, SPECIAL HOME FUNDS EXCELLENT BOARD suit. S10. Call Main 46S2-JL. cleaning preparation. A sample cleans PANY OF AMERICA corner Cain. Georgia Motor Supplies Com- TO LEND on Atlanta home or business HATTEBS. FlKt>T-CLASS dressmaking. reasonable 1,000 tpots. All who send 25c silver or stamps pany, Mabonlc Temple Bldg. Ivy 4400, property, at lowest rate. Money advanced ONE COMFORTABLE ROOM, CONVENI- prices. Mra. Ida Port.e>. 124-A E. Fair st. for sample will be permitted to submit a REBUILT, guaranteed Locomobiles anu to bulldern. Write or call. ENT TO BOTH CAR LINES. HAT RENOVATORS name. ?10 in gold, will be awarded Janu- other mahen of high-grade cars. The cara Phone 29C Pecatur. 17 S. Candler St. EMBROIDERING done a/t horned Let ine listed are worth every dollar asked. This E. H. ODOM BRO. CO. L \DIES* and gents' hats cleaned and re- make >our Xmas presents. Alain 5 170 ary 1 to the person whose name we adopt. HAVE your automobile repaired THE S. W. CARSON, shaped. Late btyles, best work. Mall or- Southern Specialty Co., 33 Moore Bldff.. At- is no sale of wrecks. We are ordering a *ew RIGHT WAT. BOARD. ders given prompt attention. Acme Hatters, HIGH-GRADE dressmaking solicited? Prices lanta, Ga. cars that we have accepted as part paym- nt 24 SOUTH. BROAD STREET. 20 East Hunter street. reasonable. 59 W. Alexander St. on new Locomobiles at prices that will move RKAR 45 AUBURW AVE. IVg SgflJ. CLOSE IK, prices r"astmable.-Can accommo- these cars. WE LOAN other people's money on first date ttiole boardtrt.. < Castleberry street. /~\T T-> TT A-PC MADE NEW. 94% MATTRESSES RENOVATED EDGAR VERNON GARAGE mortgage Atlanta real estate. Why not let " 333 WHITEHALL ST. \JL,\J rl/V 1 O WHITEHALL. STREET. WE BUIT and steam clean feathers. Mead- LOCOMOBILE—One 1912 model "M." six- STORAGE, REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES; us lend youra at 6, 7 and S per cent? See ue. EXCELLENT board ana nice rooms, all con- Room No 8, oOc and up. ows £, Rogers Company. Phones Main 4840. cylinder 48-H. P., four-passenger, guar- OPEN ALL NIGHT. 14-18 W. HARRIS. (3. R. Moore & Co., US Lobby Candler bids. veniences, table boarders wanted. Main Atlanta 147B. P. O. Box S. anteed condition, painted maroon, demount- OPPOSITE ENTRANCE CAPITAL CITTT Ivy 497g 2120-L. FOR SALE—Kranlch & Bach cabmet~ETaiid able rimii and complete equipment. J2.900. CLUB. IVY 1371. 6 PER CENT on Atlanta business property, piano, mahcgany case, a bargain iry WE PAY lushest cash prices for anything. LOCOMOBILE—One 1911 "M," six-cylinder, WANTED—.Students;, tmust give " reference; «J. A. JOHNSON TRANSFER T033-J. Planor, household goods, furniture and ot- S5 000 to 160,000. Two sums of JBOO each, large room, hot an fice fixtures a specialty. Jacobs Auction 48-H. P., 7-passenger touring car. This Motor Car Service Co. and'»1.000 in bank, 8 per cent, on Atlanta and • cold water; con- car in good condition. Coat new $4.850, for or suburban. Dunson & Gay, 409 Equitable venlent. Bath, electri-'"c lights. S16 \Vhlt«- COMPANY. FOR SALE—Two upright pianos in flrst- Company, 51 Decatur street. Atlanta 2285, REPAIRS, overhauling, rebuilding and re- hall atreet. GRADING and he^vj hauling of all kinds. class condition. 51 Decatur st Main 1414. Bell 1434 $1,750. painting; ball-bearing repairs a specialty; Building. West 12S8-J. WHEN In doubt where to purchase your LOCOMOBILE—One 1913 model "R," flvo- storage 330 to 336 Edgewood ave. Ivy 2071. FARM LOANS—We place loans In any CLEAN rooms, with sleeping porch, electric WANTED—To exchange for dry oak and passenger Little Six, completely equipped. lights, hot water, good meals. 193- W GKX3MITH. asked. Answer where buggy can b« Been. model. Perfect condition. Guaranteed. Automobile Radiator Work Exclusively. Main 5378-J. P. O. Box 792, Atlanta. J3.7BO. Atlanta Phone .ISlti. 76 Ivy Street 6 fEH CENT L.OANS on Atlanta property. THE GREEB Hjm». »j Garnett «. for- c- J. R. Nutting & Co.. 801-4 Emplr. merly located 65 Walton «t. Atl. 1»3». .29% Marietta St| MUSIC AND DANCING JACOBS' AUCTION CO. will buy anything COLUMBIA—One 1911 make "SB," four- PATENT for eood autos, 5-pasa,, dr roadster; buildin in the way of household goods. We pay the passenger, 60-H. P. Car m igood condi- invention a prqven succes.3. Approved by „„ . Both Phones. Main 214G. Atlanta 4923. tion. Top. windshield, seat covers, electric to lend ou Improved ireal estate. C, highest cash price. Call Atlanta phonti 2286 hundreds; will demonstrate. Address F-7B9. Mggebe«. Jr., «Z2 to 624 Empire Mag, ..-^. school, 391 Peach tree st. Ivy 9129 prl Bell Main 1434. 61 Pccatur street. ^ lights, speedometer. Klaxon norn. etc. Fire- care Constitution. WANTED—Board—-Rooms va|.a__ap.d class leaaona, children and a'dulta stone demountable rims. painted light estite loans s»« W. B. Smith. 70* THE Fancy Laundry and Cleaning Co. Lace WANTEI>—Se-ond-hand electric fixtures tor GUARANTEE AUTO REPAIR COMPANT, National Bank building. curtains laundered liac to 33c. Waists 16c CLASSES -=M11 op«a Septemoer 1 for rocal and residence; must be bargain and A-l condi- green, with white stripe. $1.250. ' 289 Edgewcod avenue. Auto repairs and WANTED—Two untumluiea rooms near to 25c. Ivy 7565-J. instrumental music at ^!2 Snrins «treet. Ura tion. Ivy 7044-J. • , "• PIBRCE-ARROW—One 1911"6-48," seven- supplies; all work guaranteed. Williams street school tor business couple Theresa Grant-Hogman. passenger, touring and limousine bodies, and board for little g(rl 10 years old. Ad- JEWEUEKS AND OPTICIANS. ~ GAS STOVE, nearly new, cheap. Telescope car in A-l condition, completely equipped. dreaa Mrs. M. A. Young, 40 W. Baker. sanitary cot, cheap. Address A-370, /Con- ThVa car has never been off paved roads. stitution. / MOTORCYCLES—BICYCLES W£! can Invent jrour raonwr for »ou on One WANTED—Room and board, by refined cou- DUNAWAY BROS. STORAGE & WAREHOUSE. Practically as good aa new. Cost JG.700, for mortgage. hlBh-cimw. ImprorM projwrtr. ple. In private home.. North Side pre- EXPERT watcb, repairing; satisfaction ~ "WANTED— One-half dozen ladies* lf-ptece $2,600. FOB SALE—isirrTfarTey -Davidson "motor^ It will net you 1 and S p«r cant. ferred. State location end terms. AddreM guaranteed, a Walton sc.. just off Peach- drcaaea; also suite and overcoats. I Main cycle, run SOO miles, splendid condition. A-384, Constitution. tree. ~TRANSF£S~CO~ LOCOMOBILE OO. OP AMERICA. * TDBMAN. BLACK *CALHOUK. We move, store, pack and >,hlp household S20^i, Atlanta 2030 . 469 PFACHTRJHB ST. IVY B01T. Call W. S. Bell. Ivy 1977. Floor Empir*. goods exclusively, f, and 8 Madlaoa avenue WE buy and sell furniture dally. Soulthern ELKO bicycle for sale; good as new, WANTED—To borrow H.BoVwlth real eitat* {Continued iu Next Column.) Main 1466-3310; Atlanta, 1«3. •«»"«*• Wreckftge Co., 114 a. FgrsyUi »W , Continued m Next .Column. equipped; cheap. Call 10 Peters at. mcuritjr, Addrcw, A.-I77. CM* ConititutlOB. '— See Next Page.

EWSPAPER THE CONSTITUTION, ATLANTA, GA., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1913. Page Nineteen. ns Is Georgia Products Day. Advertise Wares lira Want Ads A Constitution Waet Ad Is time Hardest Georgia Produict

RESORTS — Summer and Winter For^ent—Hguse^ping Rooms. REAL ESTATE-^-For Sale. REAL, ESTATE—For Sale. REAL ESTATE—For Sale. FOR RENT—Houses REAL ESTATE—For Sale NORTH SIDK. KEBXDBMCE DISTRICT. Spend week-end or winter for ypur health. FOK RENT-*-FurnUfaed rooms for llrht Hotel supplied widh lithla water; aloo large housekeeping; also bedroom. 319 Coortlaod. LOOK GEO. P. MOORE- W. A. FOSTER & RAYMOND ROBSON. ballroom. J. F. Hough. 3S.ana.ser. _ Ivy 7099. SOMETHING WORTH WHILE, BOUTH SIDE HOME. Bell Phones 1031-1032. tl EDGBWOOD AVE. Atlanta Phone 1881. FOR BENT—Nicely fur. room for couple. LOCATION GOOD, street improvements, REAL ESTATE AND RENTING. S3 Auburn avenue. houw wel| built, modern, Grat-class condi- REAL ESTATE ROW. IO AUBURN AVE.. TWO bright, comfortable rooms for house- tion, beautiful shade trees on lawn, sur- rounded by Iron fence, back lot. level, fruit FOR RENT. FOR SALE keeping. 453 Courtland. Zvy 8294-J. 9-R. H., 114 Mclrfsndon St (42.50 FARM in south Georgia, consisting ot about HILBURN HOTEL trees, chicken yard. Ideal Home. Must sell. 68 ACRES, CAMPBELLTON ROAD 1.000 <.creb, all under good wire fence, 10 AND 12 WALTON STREET. SOUTH Price and terms reasonable. Address C-ll. 8-K. H., 297 L.awton St 42 00 200 acres in oak and longr-leaf pine, 23-horse FOR GENTLEMEN only, center of city, near front room, complete for light house- care Constitution. 9-R. H.. 737 Spring ...... S7.50 farm in cultivation. Improvements, one 9- new noatofflce. Kates. 50c, 75e and .1. keeping. blnk and gas ranre. $10 per SEVEN MILES from car shed; running water and some 9-R. H., 1 Brown Place 30.00 rooin, one 6-room. one 5-room and one * - THE bent of them stop at tho Bal Hotel. .nonth. cloaa in. 18 Woodward avenue. NEW HOMES. fine bottom land. Price $4,500 on terms of $500 and 9-R. H., 484 Courtland .. . 45 00 room dwellings, and seven tenant housen. 42 to 82 Decatur street: center of city. TWO rooms furnished for light housekeep- WE BUT any lot you select. Bull4 you S-R. H., 119 E. Pair 80.00 commissary, burn. etc. Will sell this farm 2Bc and up a day. ,1.60 and up per w«e«. ing, also extra bed room; modern and home. Terms like rent. See ua United 8-B. H.. 281 B. Fourth .. . 40 00 Cogethet with all horses, inn ten, hogs* aial Atlanta, phone 2015. cloae In. 81 Brotherton street. Building Co., 400-1-2-3-1 Temple Court bids balance monthly or will trade for residence or renting farm implement** now on the place. Thi.-s Main 4189. I 8-R. H., 35 Sells 27 60 place in easil> worth $CO per acre, but \\l\\ TWO nicely furnlsued housekeeping rooma. property in Atlanta. If yon will investigate values on 8-R. H., 52 Gordon 42 50 accept lefes. Will talte somo ftood c-tty prop- close in. 101 Capitol avenue. Main 2484-J. $6,750—2-story, 8-room house, large corner erty aa part payment. See Mr, Martin or JRESTAURANTS^ lot, all conveniences, beautiful home, near 7-R. H., 361 Cherokee Ave. 35.00 this road you will find that this is priced under the market 40.00 Mi . Br.idahaxv. ______Boulevard and North avenue. Sacrifice price 7-B. H., 207' Forrest Ave .. ON THE "CONNER of Hill ami McCoy, Sts., CAFETERIA FOR RENT—-Apgrttnents $6,750; cheap for $7,500. Must sell this by about $50 per acre. 7-R. H., 46 Highland .. .. 45.00 near East Lake drive, wo have a beauti- 64 MARIETTA ST . W. S. Dobbins. Prop. A 'eek. Address A-373. Conatltutlon. 7-H. H., 11 Krogg .. ,. .. 25.00 ful lot 1,42x200 at lie. sacrifice price of $1,U60. modern and up-to-date place for lunchann FUSNISHED WEST END BARGAIN—Six rooms on large T-R. H., 145 Summit Ave ., 30.00 Must be so^d a^^ t once _ Pee Mr. Radfortl- for business iren and ladles. Call ana ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, with or with- shaded lot 51x200. one block from Peoples CENTRAL BARGAIN ~ " out bath. In newly-finished Fonoe de Leon dtreet school. Price $3,500.00; $500 cash 6-R. H., 41 {golqultt 37.60 IN WBST~BNb. a lot 4SX14V foot. Water" Apartments, rent for ?25 per month, upward, balance $300.00 per annum. No loan. Ad- NO. 23 PETERS STREET, a three-story and basement 6-R. H., 93 McDonouerh St. ( ec.) 5SJ.50 gas, aewer and lights. For quick sale, Including hot and cold water and steam dress A-372, Constitution. 6-R. H., 16 Howard Ave.,. 35.00 only $7.J5. See Mr. Cohen. _ ___ BOYD CAFETERIA heat. Each room accommodatea couple or building, 23x90 feet; one and one-half blocks from 6-R. H., 158 A.shby St. ... 25.00 WJ3 HAVE a nfco~~home of 9 roombi, built HOME cooking at all hours. 41 South family of two. Furnished living room ad- NORTH SIDE—Ansley Park lot, 100 teet 6-R. H., 60 Sycamore St. (De ) 30.00 for the probent ov. nor, in Decatur. Larpc, Pryor rtreet. aeroun from new Courthoui-e joining- If desired and maid service optional. front, overlooking clubhouse, tennis courts, elevated east front lot, 73vJOO On Adams Unexcelled family cafe In building at rea- swimming pool and golf courts. Charles J. Whitehall street; about 250 feet of new Southern freight 6-R. H , 30 Atwood 20.00 street, which i» chortecl Ha-i water, sower sonable rates. Mealu perved to rooms if de- Metz. 627-6^8 Candler building, t _____ 6-R. H., 10 Joe Johnson Ave 15.00 and electric lights. Price, \\ fth reasonable FOR RENT— sired. B M Grant & Co. CALIFORNIA bungalow to your idea. 100 Depot. Price $11,500, on easy terms. -R. H.. 339 Ormond 25.00 termb. $6.000. 8co Mr JQve _____ „_,____. __ •WILL RENT my beautiful, furnished apart- plans; $500 cash. $25 monthly. Common- 6-R. H.. 299 Cooper 15.60 NORTH JACKSON ST. home of 10 rooms. FUnNISHKO—NORTH SIDE. wealth Home Builders, 330 Kquitable. M. CENTRAL LOT 6-R. H., 166 Lucllo Ave. .. 25.00 Situated on best pin t of the street, on ment of 3 rooms and kitchenette, com- 4786. large lot A good buy at $S,600, See Mr. plete for housekeeping. In Weat End Park, i-R. H., 17 Lucllo Ave, ., 30 00 Br A d shaw or air. Marti n. _ THE ALTALOMA APT. to a refined couple, no children, refer\j»ices FOR SALE—Six-room cottage. "West End. MARIETTA STREET, between Spring and Bartow; 6-R. H., 368 Oak St. ... 30.00 135 IVY STREET, exchanged. Inquire at 612 Temple Court bargain, $3,500, rents for $30 per month. iDURANT PLACE —-Adjoinin g homes ranging IS the place to go for ntwiy- furnished rooms, Bids., for Information. Address C-827. care Constitution. right up in town, 25x105 feet. Price $900 per foot, j-R. H., 368 B. Georgia Ave 27.60 from $8,000 to $9,000, we have a lot that steam heat and all modern conveniences; FOK HOMES or Investment property in De- 6-R. H.. 10 Mayaon Ave . 22.60 we can ofler for $.i,5QQ — 51 000 cash. Will bo references required. Phone Ivy ,ljj. UA'KUHJNJSHED. catur, see Fletcher Pearson. 422 Atlanta very easy terms, or would consider trade for lot on Peach- B-R. H., 21 Park Place .. 22 £0 priced at $3.000 after Christmas. This la National Bank building. 6-R. H., 63 Loomls .. 21.00 dirt cheap See I\Ir Radford. FAIRIvEIGH APARTMENTS FOR SALE—Few eood negro lots on Me- 1 tree Road. 1SO-B-7 SPRING ST.. Phone Ivy 6668-J. Fur- Daniel street car line, $60 cash. Apply ' REAL ESTATE—For Sale. nished rooms and furnished M HOUSE, on River cur line, $1,100, 32 EAST ALABAMA ST. Bte4.m-bea.ad rooms wttli connecting baths. de Leon avenue. George M. Traylor. $15 a month, no cash payments. John WE OFFER acreage on the Roswell Road at Buckhead, Pace's REAL ESTATE, c Convenient shower batua on each floor. Carey. 2 Whitehall street. Ferry Road at Tuxedo Park, at Howell Mill Road and at the NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE—On one o£ the beet north side streets, near Ponce do Leon 77 Fatrlte at., near Carn-tte library. FOK SALE—Few good negro lots on Mc- avenue, we offnr a nexv 8-room» 2-atory slate roof brick residence for 56.500. Thia ONE elegant and completely furnished room Daniel street car line, $50 each. Apply River. Roswell Road at the Dunwody Road, Johnson's Ferry Road, 3iEL8 flolid oah floors, furnace heat and is in one of the best re el dent sections on the on north side, unubually choice, every pos- 525 Empire building. Peachtree Road, several tracts, all the way to the county; Chamblee north aide. Your own terms will handle it. Let us show it to you at once. sible convenience, must be ween to be appre- UNFURNISHED rooms in the newly-finished FOR SALE—Modern 7-room bungalow, built MORE-LAND AVENUE RESIDENCE—On North Moreland avenue, near the Druid Hills ciated, Just the thine for one or two dlneie Ponce de Leon Apartments, corner Peach- for a home, J3.250.00 cash or terms. Ap- Road, several places under $100 per acre, and various interior tracts •we offer an 8-room, 2-story residence for JG.BOO. This la an $8,500 proposition, but gentlemen or business v, omen Ftirnlshed in tree street and Ponce de Leon avenue, may ply 200 Oak street. our price will buy It for a quick sale. You can't afford to buy until you see this white. Phono 1^ y 7779 be obtained with or without bath for $20 FOR SALE—6-room modern cottage, east between the above roads. place. Qoqd_ terms. per month, upward, including hot and cold front; cornar lot. $3,85000. Terms. Ap- SPRING STREET LOT—Close In on Spring street we have a lot 5(K125 \\lth a 7-room ONE elesant anil completely fqrnlblied room water and steam heat, each room large ply 200 Oak street. cottage that la renting for 3300 per year. Never vacant We \\11J sell It for $7,GOO on north s!d", unusually choice, every pu • and take as part payment a smaller piece of property. This tot li cheap for $200 per Bible convenience, must be aeen to be upprt- enough for couple or family of two. Excel- FOR SALE^-On Jackson St., south of Pcmie clatecl, Juat the thing fol one or tuu sjng-ie lent cafe in building. B. 3d. Grant & Co. de JOeon, 6-room modern bungalow; v»ip< r TURMAN, BLACK & CALHOUN front foot. Thin is the only piecM of property in three blocks of thh» place that can be bought at our price and terms. .J,,.^r. „_ gentlemen or busine-c< women Furnished In FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished flat; heat. Ivy 1675-J. | SECOND FLOOR EMPIRE BLDG. CHEROKEE AVENUE COTTAGE—On Cherokee avenue, overlooking tho park. «o offer v.hlte. Phono Ivy 7779. rnodern convenience-, heat, light and wa- HAVE 2 dandy vacant lots overlooking Druid a modern 6-room cottage on a beautiful elevated east front lot for $4.000, $f>00 cash, ter furnished. No. 1 Baltimore block, first Hills; will Kelt cheap on time. Address C $35 per month for the balance. This is a $6,000 place. If you will look at It at our 69 LUCKIE ST. door from West Peachtree. Ivy 6I88-J. 824, Constitution. price and terms ydu will quit paying j'ejnt. NEWLY furnished, steam-heated rooms; LIST your property with us for quick an6 modern conveniences, clqae^ in. NEW second floor, 4 rooms, 2 porches, gas natlBfactory rebults. Fischer & Cook. Mala WELlTFURNISH~ED ROOM In refined homo, and electricity, heated by grates, moderate _ HERE THEY ARE feteam heat, electric J!j?hta, ea^y \\ alklnp rent. Selma Apartments, 280 Jackson. Phone 50 ACRES for subdivision at East Point; water and lights; 5,000 people: 25 DRUID HILLS HOME distance between Peach tree1*, to grenUemi»n Ivy 3674. BUSINESS DISTRICT. references required CVll Ivy 0334 IF IT Is roal estate you want to buy or »ell factories. Out four lots to acre. Sell, now, for ?200 to ?300 per lot, on install- BEAUTIFUL lot, 100x300 feet, lo-room house, every modern IF YOU want to rent apartments or business it will pay you to ««• me. A. Grave*. 34 ments, rapidly. $200 per acre; $2,000 cash, one, two and three years. No better FURNISHED south front room, to gentle- property, see B. M. Grant & Co.. Grant bldy. JB&fct Hunter street* Investment. venience. Price $14,000. Terms. man, in family of t\vo, Instantaneous heat- THREE BRICK STORES—All rented, witlj two 5-room apartments upstairs, er, shower in bath. Everything thoroughlyl SUBURBAN. clean. 45 W. Harris atreet. on N. Boulevard, $13,500; 55,000 cash, one, two and three years for balance. FACTORY SITE FOR RENT—Houses. WHAT A TREAT! In the heart of the north side, cost $14,800, new. Fine renting property for 255 WEST PEACHTREE UNFIT RJVISHED. income No better FRONTS on Central of Georgia railway, 1,265 feet of street front- CHOICE furnished and unfurnished heated 144 P'EET FRONT, 125 deep; big corner lot half block from Peachtree, $110 a SIX-ROOM cottage, all conveniences; A-l No Loan to Assume. foot, close in. $4,000 cash, one, two and three years for balance. No better. age, 365 feet frontage on electric car line. A bargain at $5,000. rooma. one v 1th private bath. Ivy 17^7 condition, large lot, good garden, barn 1 HAVE FOR SALE a beautiful new 4-roor GKNTL.EMEN ON'LY—Rooms In Corinthian and chicken yard. Price reduced to $22.50 bungalow on a lot 75x200, situated In Alto SEE Apt. W. Peachtree, steam heat, electricity, per month. Apply 470 So. Boulevard. loma, which Js juat beyond Decatur, on th choicest location. References required. Georgia railroad and the Stone Mountain ca, EDWARD H. WALKER A-360, Constitution. FOB RENT—Bouses, stores and apart- line. Will sell for J100 cash and $15 month ments. Call, writs or phone for our Bul- ly The street cars will be operating by th REAL ESTATE DEALER. W. L. & JOHN O. DuPREE FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms for letin. Both phones 6408. Qeorga P. Moor*. time th.e house is completed. See me at once 35 N. Forsyth Street. gentlemen 01 busmeah women, single beds; .0 Auburn avenue. W. f. COLE, REAL ESTATE. 501 EMPIRE BUILDING. private family, no children, bath on same KOR RENT—North side bungalow, choice 1408 Candler Building Both Phones floor ?82 Courtland at location. 99 West 12th between West MAIN 3457. TWO young men or couple fan secure beau- Peachtree and Spring &troeta; possession at tifully fianlHhed, steum-nc.ited room, VUth once. Owner. 409 Equitable blcig. WHAT A TREAT! boanl, iji priv.ue fami)., Uose in. 25 Porter liKT our Weekly Rent Bulletin. Wo raov» TO TRADE—ELEVEN LOTS Place, Apt 4 Ivy SJIt-r I tenants rentlnjr 112.50 and up FREE. S*« notice. John J. Woodslde. the Renting NO LOAN TO ASSUME QUEEN STREET—Six-room, lot 50x150. Price, $3,750; $300 cash, $25 month. FOR BENT—Beautifully furnished front AE«nt. 12 Auburn avenu*. I HAVE for aale a beautiful new 4-room ASHBY STREET—Six-room, lot 50x150. Price, $3.250; $300 cash, $30 month. IVY STREET LOT—$475 FOOT - room In steam-h^attd, near-ln apartment, FOR RENT—Nexv home In best residence bungalow on a lot 75xJOO, situated In Alto- EUCLID AVENUE—Six-room, lot 50x165. Price, $5,600 ; $500 cash, $40 month. ncrth aide, gentlemen orcl> Ivy 34&6-L». loma, Just beyond Decatur, on the Georgia GREENWOOD AVENUE—Six-room, lot 50x200. Price, $4.500; $500 cash. $40 section of Atlanta, 7 rooms, modern im- railroad and the Stone Mountain car line. LOVELY rront room for txvo or four young provements, price moderate. Address A-402, •Will sell for $100 cash and $15 monthly. The WE OFFER, FOB IMMEDIATE SALE, a lot 25 feet men; also room suitable for two. close in; care ConHtltution. street car will be operating by the time the CLIFTON AVENUE—Five-room, lot 50x138. Price, $2,000; $200 cash, $20 hot ,vater 87 East North ave. Ivy 2423-J. RE^JT—85 "V\ . Baker, splendid 5-rooin cot- house la completed. See me at once. $500 cash, $35 front within 100 feet of the corner of Harris street; FOR RENT—Delightful rooma with or with- tage and save car fare Apply to S. Weil, W. J*. Cole. 140S Cand.er Bide. Both Phones. KTJHN STJREET—Six-room, lot 50x190. Price, $4,250; month. out private bath. Table uoard a specialty. S25 \\ ashlngton street. Malr 1134 EUCLID AVENUE—75x125. Price $3,750 on terms. TIIttBKH LANDS. 614 Peuchtree. Phone Ivy 14D9-J. . TWO STORY. 7 rooms, choice neighborhood, HURT STREET—60x160. Price 3,000 HKAR! LISTEN! QUICK! TIMBER! TIM- 2,000 FOR RENT—Two rooms en sulta for two or north bide, electric light, first-class condi- POPLAR CIRCLE—60x180. Price tion. Phone Ivy 3E>74 BER! Must be sold at once, 75 acres in HURT AND POPLAR CIRCLE—93x163. Price . . .. 4,500 moro young men, steam heat, hot water, one body of aa fine ^econd growth pinea aa DELTA AND EDGEWOOD AVENUE—103x236. Price 4,000 •lactrlc lights. 3o$ Peachtree s.t. Ivy 1296. CALl* wrlta or phone for our rrat bulletin. We grow in ^Georgia, 8 miles from railroad, FISCHER & COOK FURNISHED front room, gentlemen pre- Iftrga list of boucea for rant. Ralph graded roads, great demand for lumber. Ad- ferred, also rooms complete for housekeep- f ''ortiran 74-768 P^Rchtr*PfachtrM« rtat. . dress Box 113, Franklin, Ga. ijig 8.J Auburn avenue DKSinASLD Spring sT dwelling' for rent. L. P. BOTTENRELD 519-20 FOURTH NATIONAL BANK BLDG. ~Vi ANTBEH—Roommato for nice fur. room Reasonable prke, near In Apply at once FARM l-ANDS. 1115-28 EMPIRE BUILDING MAIN 3010. with youncr man. Iti walking diet. 1SS W to "G." 39 West North avenue WE can sell your land or timber tract, no T. A OUMM, Manager City Sales Department. Peachtree street. ____ OUR weekly rent list gives full description matter where it Is located, whether t FOR RU.NT—Furnished ,-uom for gentlemen. of everything for rent. Call lor om» or let be a few acres or thousands. Comrnunicat— Steam heat, modern conveniences. Private as mall it to you. Forrest & Qeorge Adalr. with us aa to what you have to ^ell family Ivy 7684-J. NORTH SIDE HOMES ATTENTION LOT OWNERS! FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED. CHELSEA. LAND COMPANY TWO nicely fur. rooms, gentlemen or couple X*ARGiO S-room. modern home, for rent or 601 Empire Life Building. Atlanta, Ua. $5,230—ON A GOOD cherted street on the north aide, we have a new stone-trimmed TOU HAD better watch out. or your vacant lot will eat Itself up In taxes and without colldren. Ail conveniences. 10 lease. Owner leaving: city. Druid Hills bungalow It has stx rooms and sleeping porch; has combination fixtures, hardwood Wei»t North avenue. section. Call Ivy 1126-1.. FOR SALE—75-acre farm, 2 mllea from floors and tile bath room. The lot is large and on a nice elevation. Can make terms. lorn* ot Interest on money Invested. It you own a lot WE WILL BUILD FOR RENT—Steam-heated room In best Clayton, Ga.. on public road. Owner In debt, and can be bought cheap. Two-atory FOR TOU NOW. and arrange all the details. Including the finances. port of city; ilrst-class table board. Phone house, barn, bottom land and timber. New Ivy 7840. . . FOR RENT-—Garages andi Barns railroad will so through this property. Write Ask your banker and the buildlr-g Inspector about ua! FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, mod- quick for particulars. C S. L, , Box t>, ern conveniences, gentlemen. 43 East Har- FOR RENT—Garage or repair shop, rear of Clayton, Ga. ris street. ^_ "S49 Pearlitree, entrance on E,. North ave- FOR SALE—405 acres of land In Telfair $3 900—TN INMAN PARK and near new North Avenue school we have a nice 6-room TWO nlc.ly furnished rooma for light house nue. Phono Ivy 31S4. county, Georgia, 125 acres in high state of cottage on well-shaded level lot, 60x150. This IB in a good neighborhood and FULTON COUNTY HOME BUILDERS, keeping or single, bedroom, nice neighbor cultivation, 2 tenants' hoUbes, 6 miles south cheap for the price. Can make terms. hood Call Ivy jr.50 of Milan, a good neighborhood, a good range 819-520 CANDLER BTJILCINQ. PHONE: IVT 4674. for stock, plenty of good sawmill timber. WE HAVE several pretty bungalows in West End and In man Parh; also a beautiful EL C. CALLAWAT. President J. W. WILLS. Secretary. HALF BLOCK of Peachtree, beautiful fur. FOR RENT—Miscellaneous Will sell foi ?17 GO per acre. R. M. 3/Ic- home on corner lot on Ponce de Leon. looms, all modern conveniences. Ivy 5660. I HAVJS a warehouse four or five blocks Cranie, Milan, Ga. BEN R. PADGETT, JR., Superintendent of Construction. 19 West Cam street. from the city hall on the. corner of t\\o FARM 1,000 acres, well locat- THREE nicely furnished rooms, modern con- paved streets. Size, lOOxlfcO feet, 2M> stories, ed, 600 acres in cultivation. If properly W. T. NEWMAN & COMPANY heavy constructed brick building1, gas, elec- cultivated will pay 20 per cent on Invest- veniencey, gentlemen. 80 £a&t Pine. tric light, and steam heat, Ideal place for ment. For quick sale, J12.00 per atre; will Bell Phone Main 4311. REAL ESTATE. 808 Fourth National Bank Bldgr. FOK KBJ^T—One nicely taralstied room. 1S& a large rnanufacturingr concern, or Can give give year at 6 per cent. Tooie Land com- $25 CASH AND $20 PER MONTH lv>_fctree_t^ Ivy_783£. lar^re space to six or eight small manufac- pany, Arlington, Ga. N1CEL\ furnished front room for couple; turers . will lease ten years; very chea. single room 152 Courtland St. Ivy 6187-L. Address A-3G6, care Constitution. FOB SALE, FARMS—-163 acres, 118 Improv- IN THE BEST suburb of the city we are offering you a new 6-room NICELY furnished upstairs rooms; college ed, 20 bermuda pasture, plenty water, two BEST BARGAIN IN KIRKWOOD students, reasonable. Ivy 7768. tenant houses, Georgia accommodation serv- bungalow. Modern plumbing, hot and cold water, modern ice, private siding. Are you looking for good NICKLj.c-i^ijiY. iuimaitcv*furnished, steam-heated room, FOR RENT—Offices.. truck or dairy farm, see owner. Room 3. 9 is $3,500—$700 CASH and balance on easy terms. On Boule- electric fixtures, paved streets, east front, and in half block of the north. &lde close in. gentlemen. Ivy 7839. Malletta street. E nicely fur room, close in. Atlanta OFlncES In u» Moore building *t No. 10 Au- burn av« b> heat, paaflangvx «leva£orf vard Drive. Six-room house and 4 good lots. Water, carline. 3584. 29 East Ellis. lights and janitor iinrlce til.GO to »18. On. FOR 8AL.E—120 acres, five miles from Ros- FOR RENT—One nicely fur. room, close in. furnished of.to«. pries (IT BO well, in Cobb county, no improvements, 30 acres in cultivation, balance in pine tim- electric lights, sidewalks and curbing. Call and let us 25 East Ellis, DESIRABLE space In one of best office ber. Good roads. Will sell at a bargain or THE FELTOX, 107 Ivy street, nicely fur. buildings for rent. Use of phone, heat. show j-ou this. HARPER REALTY COMPANY rooms, close in all conveniences. water ana lights. $10 per month. Main 1186. exchange for city property. M. 2041. \ ACANC1 for one young lady, all conveni- 40 ACRES in 1 mile of depot at Norcroa'i. 717 THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. ences. -H Forrest avenue. Ivy 6257. Ga., 20 acres in high state of cultivation, RENT—Stores balance in pasture and timber, fine orchard OTIS & HOLLIDAY Bell Phone Ivy 4286. . Atlanta Phone 672. FOR RUNT—Close-in, homelike, bath; fot well watered, 8-room, 2-story residence, (.'an gentlemen Ivy 7551. FOR RENT—Storeroom, 61 E. Alabama St sell this place for les>s than its value, \\lll FOR REN r—- 01 3 rooms for light house- George W. Sciple. Both phones 203 19 exchange for city property. Main J^4f> _ 18 PEACHTREE ST. PHONE M. 175. keeping or bvi-iness men 79 E. Ellis St. Edgewood avcuue. TOWN FARMS, located in splendid town, FOk~KENT—Nicely furnished rooms, mod- LAKUK store. 116 Kdgewood ave.. (45 60 electric Ilgnta, free school, etc, one nt ern conveniences. Gt> W. Baker st. per month. Apply 122 ISdgewood avenue. 50 acres, $2.000, and one of 35 acres. $1.7CO MONROE COUNTY FARM Both have good buildings and good land I \F"'R-.ISHED 1VOH.TH SIDE!. Bargains. Write for details. A. V. How e & Co., Tallapoosa. Ga. __^_ ^ NORTH SIDE RESIDENCE 200 ACRES. 3 miles Moran, 15 miles Macon, on one of the best auto highways GOOD rooms with conveniences, telephone, FOJR JRENT—Desk Room In Georgia. Two-horse farm In cultivation. Some nice timber, good and furnace heat, electric lights. Ivy 1038. i"INB space in office buildlngr, with or with- 20 A^RBS In 1 mile of depot at Chamblee out flei.k; reasonable. Main 4786. Ga , that can be bought cheaper than any- $8,200 WILL BUY a splendid 8-room residence on West neighborhood, near school and church; small Improvements, but good land and l-LKXISHl.il—SOUTH SIDE. thing In this section, will consider a good a dandy farm at the low price of $15 per acre, with easy terras. TWO or three \ery attractive, bright front piece of negro renting property, ivill give or rooms for housekeeping. Also one small take difference. See Johnson Ac Young. North Ave., close to the intersection of Spring street. front room for business man or woman. REAL ESTATE~--Sale, Exch'ge EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE and several acres of Wl! MIGHT BE ABLE to exchange this for good Atlanta property at the right M. 2840-J. 253 b Pryor^ Good opportunity in the purchase of this property. See price. Let us know what you have and we will sec what we can do. WILL TRADE equity ot »900 'in. Analey land in Gurley, Ala., and two vacant lots T\Vd bright, attracUiTe furnished front Park lot for automobile or will sell cheap. In Huntsville, Ala., for sale or exchange for rooms for light housekeeping; price $3.5 Addreas 301 Empire Life bids., or C-S28. farm. G. H. Waddell, Candler building. us about it. per week. Appl> :hf. "Whitehall. care Constitution. BARGAIN IN LAND—For short while, 36. GEORGIA HOME & FARM CO. FOR RENT — 1 nicely fur. room to two young - trade nice suburban lots for good 40 and 91-ocre tract, unimproved land, J. R. J. H. men. Closo in, and price very reasonable. automobile. Addreas C-601, care Constitu- within 2 miles of Saint George, for 53.50 the PHONE IVY 5767. 302-306 CANDLER BLDG. Apply -31 South Pryor street. _ tion, i acre It's a snap. Answer quick. T. W. ONE nicely furnished room to young meli \\rsncil. St George, Go. and two connecting rooms for light houte 48 ACRES, 15 miles north of Atlanta, in SMITH & EWING keeping . close in. 31 East Fair st. Fulton county, timber enough on thin place THREE connecting: room& for light house- WANTED—Real Estate__ to pay for It two hlg springs. Price $60 per Ivy 1512. 130 PEACHTREE. Atl. 2865. keeping, all conveniences, with use of re See Johnson & >oung. HARRIS G. WHITE phone. Grant parK sec-lion Main L461-J. CITY. FIFTY-ACRE FARM, Just off Stone Moun- TO PURCHASE or lease Blx or eight-room tain car line, owner needs money, 512B Nn furnished front room for light house- modern dwelling, on north side. Must be per jlcre Address C-jgg._care Cpnstitutlon_ HOWARD STREET BARGAIN—On Howard street, between the Peachtrees, keeping. Price, $2 75 ptr neek. Apply cjjeap. Address A-374, Constitution. 227 South Forsjth FORTsALE—^53 acres land. 1 miles from, At- TODAY — AUCTION — TODAY we have some frontage at about $175 per foot, and there is a house on ONE nicely furnished tront room in private FARM LANDS. lanta at a bargain, if taxen at once. family, rlo*iP in. Apply 45 Cooper street. WE NEED SOME; FARMS FOR OUR CUS- Phone Main 1847 Atlanta 4100. the lot that you can spend $500 on and have a good income proposition. This T\\ O nice furnished rooms, ciose in. TOMERS. WRITE US FULL INFORMA- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT YOUR OWN PRICES \\ abhlogton street. Main 465J-J. TION AND GIVE US YOUR FARM FOR is a fine trade for someone with only a small amount of money who wants to THF.SE nice rooms; rent reasonable; private SALE. JUST SO IT IS IN UBORGIA. FOR SALE—Georgia lands a specialty. ThoH SALE ABSOLUTE—DIVISION AMONG HEIRS get In good real estate society. The terms are unusually easy. See us Monday. family. 52 Walker st. FISCHER i COOK. 4TH NAT. BNK. BLDQ W. Jnrkson. 4tb Nafl Bank blda.. Atlanta. furnished rooms ror rent to young men. 10 A. M. Close in. 51. 6188. 16S Trinity avenue. REAL ESTATE—For Sale REAL ESTATE—ForSale. COME to our office at 0 o'clock and go out with us to Hapevllle. Autos will HARRIS G. WHITE L N FURNISHED — SOUTH SIDE. meet car line in Hapeville and take you on premises. If you wish to come out IitK RUNT —- 2 or 3 large connecting unfur later. oIXTY-ONB LOTS—21.23 acres farm land. 327 GRANT BUILDING. PHONE IVY 4331. niched roomb for housekeeping, nice homes bc"-t section Park ave., reasonable. Mr Mliu.r Mam__l. ___ R. F'. BISHOP & L. O. TURNER CO. RI:NT — 3 tinne connectinoncngg roomo s with RENTINO AND REAL ESTATE. EVERETT & EVERETT of garage. Main 820-J. 1217 Atlanta National Bank Building. Main 5202. REAL ESTATE. 224 BROWN-RANDOLPH BLDG. PHONE IVY 1508. BURDETTE REALTY COMPANY KbHMSHED — WEST END. ON FITZGERALD ST.—100 feet off Decatur street 3 houses on lot 135x120. 413-14 EMPIRE BUILDING. PHONES 2099. ONi; nltoij, furnished room, all conveniences. with 20-foot side alley and 10-foot rear allev renting: to white people for furnt.e heat with private famiiy, " also ?37.50 a month. Price, for quick sale, ?3,500, terms, easy. meal- West End No. 130 Greenwich avenue. PONCE DE LEON AVENUE MANSION WORTH SIDE HOMES—We have three new furnace-heated homes at a bar- JUNIPER STREET CORNER—A good 11-room 2-story home, has fur OUT NEAR DRUID HILLS, on a beautiful lot that overlooks the city, beau- gain price. One ft-room for $6,000; one 7-room for $6,500; and one 8-room heat; facing east. Price, $7,500. END. tiful 2-story art brick veneer with tile roof; stone front. This place can- for $7 000. These places are thoroughly modern and located uear Piedmont MODERN- (,-room house, well furnished, fur not well ).e described in print. You must see it. Just a few features are- Park. You will be fortunate to get one of these at the price. Terms. tiace heat excellent car service. 82 Wes M'LENDON ST.—Six-room bung-alow, new., elevated lot; close to Moreland vapor heat, also piped for furnace, besides grate heat; overhead ventilator End ave. Phone West 1334. avenue, for 55,750. system; two tile baths; sleeping porches; roof garden; dust and clothes chutes- PIEDMONT AVENUE, NEAR PEACHTREE ROAD—Lot 126x700 feet; speaking tubes; bells etc The price. $12,960. is low; in fact, there is a couple located north side of Piedmont, between Peachtree and Roswell Road. KUR-NISHED AJiD UNFURNISHED. BLMIRA PLACE—New bungalow, of 6 rooms for S4 900. This has hardwood or so thousand profit in the near future in this. If you are interested In a Absolutely the best lot in this section. Covered with beautiful oaks. New ONE furnished or unfurnished room to cou- floors and is a beauty. large, fine home and willing to pay around the above price, may we not show ple or two young men. 18S.Ra.wson st. you this? homes oa adjoining lota. Terms. FOB REJNT—Two thi ee or""Iour rooms, up- stairs or down modern conveniences, 346 NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW. — _ Washington street W. L. OOOD STREET—Fine section; everything you might desire; even th« urice is GRAHAM &' MERK right; $5,260, and the terms can be arranged very easy. BARGAIN ForRent—- REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING. 301 Empire Building, Main 4376. - SIDE. HURT & CONE APARTMENT—Three-story, six-apartments, complete in every TWO nicely fur. rooms for light housekeep- N R 54 PEACHTREE ST. PHQNE IVY 2939. ing, private liome. every convenience and ^^r™ O TH SIDE. BETWEEN THE PEACHTREES detail, and on the north side, that is renting at present for comtort. Ivy -483-j sjs Courtland street. 16 PER CENT net investment; house is in A-l condition. Price, $11,000. One FOR KENT—3 select com»Jetely furnished of the best propositions on the north side Investigate this. $5,400 annually. The owner is non-resident and (instructed us to housekeeping rooms, private entrance, CAPITOL AVENUE. sell. If you want something up to the minute, buy this before it is walking distance. Ivy 2S56-L. FOK 510,000—.We will sell or exchange two beautiful homes. Would consider THREE nicely furnished housekfeeping rooms, adjoining bath. Also single room. negro renting property. Will give or take difference. gone. Our price, a few days only, $50,000. Iv> 3741-J. 31 B. jHarris. AVERT DRIVE. lOc Line WANT ADS FOR RENT—Three rooms and kitchenette; NEW TWO-STORY HOME—Two sleeping porches, on lot 70x180 feet; furnace WANT ADS Ideally arranged for light housekeeping. 1 Baltimore '.Irfck heat and all modern Conveniences; for $9,000, on terms. MARTIN-OZBURN REALTY CO. IF~YOU ARE"in"the"market~for~acreage"oa""the north'side, it will be~"wlBe~to Continued ia Next Column. see us before purchasing. THIRD NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. PHONE: IVY 1276. ATLANTA 80*. -s .NFWSPAPF.Rf SFWSPA.PFRI Page Twetity. W

should be sufficient to obtain, the serv- GOV. GLYNN FIGHTING ices 'of well qualified men. In con- LODGE NOTICES] clusion Dr. Wilbur said: . HIGH COST OF LIVING CHILDLESS MARRIAGES "A fundamental means by which HIRlAJOBEOFFie ' government may be put- at the service } New Tork. November IT.—The hieh A regular communication S of humanity in safeguarding the health cost of living puzzle will be up for at- SMAtL PROPOSITIONS FOR THE CAtJTIOUS BUYER of Georgia I-iOdge, No. 96, i of the nation, the health of its men : tempts at. solution aKain this Tweelc at P.I& A. M., will be held in jand its women and its children, as well ••a. conference arranged by Governor as their rights in the struggle for ex- CONTRAOJECTURE 'PROPERTY RENTS PRICE Masonic Temple this (Tues- DISCUSSED BY DOCTORS Martin H. Glynn. witb the heads of day) evening at 7:30'o'clock ! istence, is the recording of vital sta- the railroads over which most of the ! Ustics—the true bookkeeping of hur state's food supply is transported and Edgewood and Fitzgerald $19 $3»Soo sharp. The Entered Appren- I manity. It Is to our shame that we •with a number o£ economists. The tice Degree •will be con- Responsibility Placed 'by Dr. S. Russell Bridges Going to conference will mark the new state ex- • Yonge and Tanner $25 $5,000 ferred. " Candidates for same will.pre- have neglected, this duty so long, that ecutive's first step toward the forma- sent themselves promptly. All duly legislatures and state boards of health Mexico City to Make Deal tion of a new lesislative plan to re- qualified brethren ar.e cordially Invited Dowling—Education Is Sug- have wasted the people's time and duce prices of foodstuffs in .New York ; Boulevard and WKeat $35 $5,000 money and frittered away the people s With the Dictator. state. i to meet .with us. gested for Parenthood. lives, through ignorance of the im^ , Governor Glynn's interest has been Georgia Ave. and Reed St. $40 $5»Soo ' - ' T. A, CLAYTON, "W. M. portant facts that vital statistics— aroused particularly by the New York . M. Z. CKIST, Secretary. accurate vital statistics—alone can re- 17 members of the Amercian commission Lexington, Ky., Xovembei- j ~ —"Five Washington, November -—(Spa •which .went abroad last June to attend veal. ' - - ' ctal.)—S. JRussell Bridges, -president of FORREST & GEORGE ADAIR 1 hundred physicians an,d sur^o -ns ft-om The Children's Bnrean. the coneress of the.International.Insti-. KNIGHTS OF Pl'THIAS, •the Southern Alkahest Lyceum bureau, j tute of Agriculture at Rome, and which . Uniform Lodge- BTo. 183, many states were here to iy.\: for the )/ "When the children's bureau, estab- stc-pped in Washing-ton today bo secure j also made a comprehensive study of I first session of the Southern Medical ) lished for the purpose of protecting; •a letter of introduction from ,Presl- food supply in Europe. The report of I A regular Convention of association's annual convention. Sev[th- e voung and charged. with the duty •deht Wilson to Victoriano Huerta, I the American commission, much of Uniform Lodge No. 123, 1 - " , ,". ;_c_,.-.*. «i/-k*«*i 1 4 t \r ic* which will be placed in advance at the' o studying infant mortality, is whom he wishes to sign up for a ( Knights of Pythias, meets eral other, southern organizations in- ' of series of chautauqua lectures. disposal of Governor Glynn. •will be pre- It you need a house ot any description, come to our office and our Mr. tonight (Tuesday) in the broughUFQUgflt, tO • itt o' lltL al *- hal"J i.***t - bu,.*ti-"y th" — e— absence of sented to President Wilson and subse- terested In practical hygiene are to the necessary , data;,, it is time to con- While here Mr. Bridges closed con- quently to congress, early in December. Giles will be very glad to take you and show you anything we have on our Pythian Castle Hall, Kisor have meeting's here during the asso- sider why our. country stands in the tracts with Senator Robert M. La F.ol- building, ' corner Hunter • ciation's convention. rear and not in the van of national lette and Mrs. Picket, wife of General list for • rent, and remember that there is quite a saving in our moving and Pryor streets. The She feature of today's session was Pickett, . Stewart, of ren and a responsive public. He urged tne Mpnroe, N. C. iBLE: RATES; QUICK ACTIOI^I P%P;^PE: 'fo.mily life. Ke said that'Within the i transmission to the legislature of each J. E. GARRISON, Secretary. last decade many intereste.J in the Vy-pl- i southern stale where legislation was Negro Doctor Barred. BORROWERS SAFEGUAfttiE-^^: v ; faie of the chili and youtn iiove seen needed a. petition calling for the enact- Numerous others then discussed ..lie folly of aiiowinpT girls • unrl boys ment of a model registration law and phases of the question, including P. D. A NEW 2 FOR ti arrow up in ignorance of everything the appropriation of adequate •""?"<> Robinson, a negro doctor, who curtailed FUNERAL NOTICES. leilaining to reproduction aad .parental to establish the system. Others who his remarks when qbjection was made COLLAR 25 GTS. j ^sponsibility. discussed the subject were Dr. K. i. to hearing him, and whose observations 'f he Louisiana pliysician *ISJPI ted that •Babcock, of Austin, Texas; Dr. W. _"• were expunged from' the record. JONKS—The friends and relatives of " Shoulders, of Mashyille, Tenn., and, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Jones, Mrs. a'x.lety'3 attitu.lo of silence o\ cr every- Long on Good Points Julia Canup, Miss Minnie Jones and tniriK pertaining to se.x »yas passing W A. Pleckner. of Richmond, \ a. Mr. H. D. JoTies are invited to attend and that a single standard of morality Better Living: Oondltious For NegJ-oes. JACKSONVILLE GREETS RED-MAN IROQUOIS the funeral of Mr. Andrew B. .loiies to- for men and women was bet c ming a ! SHIRTS, $1.50 SHIRTS, $2.50 day, November IS, 1913, at 2 o'clock social principle. Reverent for the Speakers at tonight's session adyo- FRIENDS OF WATERWAYS from the chapel of H. M. Patterson & - physical body was . incr -ji^,"ng, I>r. ,cated better living conditions for the EARL &? WILSOpf Son. Tha interment will be in West- " owllng thoug-ht, and he said that if ! nmrro better sanitation and an exten- sion 'of education in social hygiene SOLD BY I>A«IEL BROS. CO, View'cematery. The gentlemen select- t-vory girl and bey could '.ie made to Jacksonville, Fla., November 17. — 45 Pcaehtrec St. ed to act as pallbearers, will please tiur)k of the function 'of .-eyi eduction also urging that landlords of tenement Formal greetings by local commercial meet at the chapel at 1:45 o'clock. .'is a, privilege there woul-.i l»e fewer property co-operate 111 such measures organizations are tonight featuring to sell their inheritance for a mess of as may be.undertaken. The conierence the welcome which the delegates are P-.'ctage. went on record as favoring the gi\mg to the negro of ^very chance to become getting to the Atlantic Deeper -Water- MONTEITH—The friends and relatives South »cd» Vital Statistic*. a better citizen. It was said that the ways' association's sixth annual con- of Mr. Wharton H. Monteith, Mr. R. A. Tiie most Important public need of negro can improve only as he is per- vention. Several special trains have Monteith, Mrs. E. M. .Prince, Mr. and the south today is reliable vital sta-mitted to, only as he is assisted to and arrived in the city, bringing delegates ijtlrs. R. S. Monteith and Mr. and Mrs. only as the way is pointed out by his from the north and east. The .coastal IE. W. Monteith are invited to attend tistics, according to Dr. Cressy L. "Wil- steamship lines will also tomorrow de- the, funeral of Mr. Wharton Aj Monteilli : bur, chief .statistician .of the census white neighbor. • liver their quota ' of delegates, three Surely use Hyomel. It's nature's itoday. November IS, 1913. at 3:30 bureau, Washington. D. C. He was the •Several speakers referred to the ex- true remedy for catarrh, bronchitis, Built for your protection, tent of the danger of the negro as a vessels due to arrive in port from o'clock fro1 m the chanel of H. M. Pat- principal speaker this afternoon at a Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore ciroup of infants or any inflammatory terson & Son. Interment will he at conference of public health .'officials servant in the homes of white people as disease of the breathing organs—you to safeguard YOUR valu- held here today as a preliminary to a. carrier of disease and this danger was early in the day. Oakland cemetery. The gentlemen se- J. Hampton Moore, a member of con- breathe it—no stomach dosing. Hyomei lected to act as pallbearers will please tile opening here' tomorrow of the sev- considered to be penhaps more imagi- gives effective* and immediate reliaf or able records. We are sole meet at the chapel at 3:15 olclock. , enth annual convention of the Southern nary than real. Proper care was said gress from Pennsylvania, is the head money refunded by the druggist, or CUedieal association. The conference, to be prudent and, it was ui'ged that of a party on a specially chartered the manufacturers, Booth's Hyomei Cc1-, agents for the All-Steel this afternoon and tonight considered the family physician be calle'd upon to steamer from Philadephia. He will Buffalo, N. Y. various important subjects, including examine the servants as well as the ipreside at the meetings,- which will Its healing balsams quickly reach the snowing vne rigid yet line. Let us show it to FUNERAL DIRECTORS the "relation of the negro to public members of the family. begin tomorrow at 10 o'clock. An ad- air cells of the nose, throat and lungs— easy-running construction hralth," the night subject, and hook- Principal speakers on the program dress of welcome by Mayor Swearin- the C'aitaj-rhal germs are destroyed. of ALL-STEEL drawers— you. worm, ,milk inspection and eugenics. were Dr P. B. Barringer, of Charlottes- gen, of Jacksonville, and response by If suffering from droppings In the BARCLAY & BRANDON CO. Dr. Wilbur commented on the prog- ville. Va.. who discussed ' "The Negro Lieutenant Governor Howe, of Ver- throat, watery eyes, husky voice, dis- how they run ALL THE HTJNEilAL. Directors, are now located ress made in southern states in recent Problem;" Dr. R. A. Hilton, of Eldo- mont, with a welcome to the state by charge from 'the nose or that choked up WAY on traveling steel Drop in, any time. - ' In thei? new borne, 246 Ivy street, years in the way of vital statistics rado, Ark., who spoke of "The Negro Governor Park W. Trammell, of Flor- feeling—try Hyomei now-—'today—com- rollers. Irsriulutiuii. He urged the importance in Relation to Public Health;" Dr. C. ida, and a response by Governor plete outfit ?1.00. Druggists everywhere corner Baker. Auto ambnlaaca. oi." the selection of state ' registers, K. Terry, of Jacksonville, Fla., whose Cliarles R. Miller, of Delaware, will be sell it.-—(Adv.) said that the compensation allowed subject was "The Negro As a Public features of the meeting. The annual 25 Edgewood an independence of action permitted Health Problem;" Dr. E: H. Jones, of a.ddress o£ President Moore will also FOOTE & DAVIES COMPANY Avenue take place. In the evening a civic re- SPRATLING IS DYEING ception and "getrto-gether" meeting1 Every thing for the Office—Just Ono. Minute from Everywhere \vill take place. A Happy Bald Mourning ^lack IN One DAY'S Notice Sunday Ad appears on back of Society Section. Palatka, Fla., November 17. — The paid on» war OD ill out-of-town order* sixth annual convention of the Missis- sippi to Atlantic Inland Waterways' Headed Man A MODERN BUNGALOW amounting to $1.00. association convened here this morning G3 Auburn AT.. Ivj 2S4»: AtianU 851. with hundreds of delegates and vis- Weil-Known Politician Nearly Bald On Drewry street, close- to Highland avenue, we have -an exceptionally >. CO. itors (present. Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, pretty bungalow, on a splendid, elevated'lot, 50x175. This house has all ATLANTA STEAM DTE AND CLEANING WORKS. United States' senator from Florida, Now Has Heavy Growth. who is president of the association, of Hair. the conveniences necessary to a modern, comfortable home. It is splendidly was the principal speaker. constructed, both as to interior an'd exterior, and is as pretty a bungalow Addresses of welcome were delivered Tells How He Did It as one could wish for. A gem of - architectural beauty. Price, $5,250, on on the part of the state, city of Pa- tefms of $750 cash, balance in monthly installments. Clearing the Decks latka, Putnam county and the board of trade and by prominent men from A westeirn politician, well known on several southern slates. The conven- account of liis baldness and ready wit, B. M. GRANT & CO. for Christmas tion will adjourn Tuesday night, and •surprised his friends by appearing GRANT BUILDING. on Wednesday morning will move to with a heavy growth of in-alr; many c'f iCOAL?! Jacksonville in a body, there to join his old friends did not know ihim and ONDAY. December 1st, starts the Xmas hands with the Atlantic deeper water- others thought he "had a wd'g. On be- ways convention, which convenes in ing asked how he did it, he made the IN/1US that city tomorrow. 'CoTlOTV-ing statement: "1 attribute the M •rush. 8in.ee it is .just 10 short working- ( remarkable growth of my hair to 'the Ill Jellico lump. . $5 p use of the following simple j-ecipe days away, we must get ready. "W arerooms whdcli any lady or gentleman can mix Two stories, nine rooms, white brick,' hardwood floors, sleeping porch, tile TRIPLETS ARE NAILED a/t home: To1 a, half pin't of water add § Red Ash Round $5 § and store houses are bursting with holiday 1 oz. of bay rum, a small box of Barbo bath, garage and every modern convenience; lot 50 by 291. FOR WOODROW WILSON Compound and % oz. of glycerine. Price attractive. Main 4078. goods clamoring to be shown. We must have Ap'plyco the scalp two or tfhree times a week with the finger tips. It not I Thomas&Harvil! i room. Space, however, is at a premium. Al- Washington, November 17.—(Spe- only promotes the 'growth gsry. Thomas ' Woodrow Wilson " is divided These ingredients can be pin-chased Willie Adams; last seen at Crandall, section to leather'goods; shunted the dress ainong Herbert Thomas Booker, Hu- at any drug store at very little oos>t bert Woocirow Booker and Hobart Wil- and mixed at home."—(Adv.) Ga., June 21; known as "Hinson;" patterns to a corner. Other changes are an- son Booker. worked at saw mill; age 18; about Mr. and 'Mrs. William T. Booker, of 5 feet 9 indies'; dark complexion; Rltving Pictures Today ticipated. Holiday goods have the right of: Lula. Mo., are the parents of the $50 youngsters. President Wilson was dark brown eyes; weighs about 150; way. We must clear the Decks. much pleased, and wrote a complimen- $50 reward for bis arrest. Notify tary letter wishing the family health Sheriff John Ward, Cordele, Ga. To this end, we inaugurate this sale where- and happiness. REWARD in we offer THE ELITE WILSON'S AID IS ASKED YES! "PROTEA," New and Desirable Merchan- FOR CONDEMNED WOMAN dise to the extent of $1OQ,OOO We make Harness that L ' f^lve Reels of JhHI"ng and New Haven, Conn., November 17.—• will fit a rat-terrier up to L Tremendous Melodrama. or more for about $56,OOO The Fairhaven Women's Political union sent a letter to President Wilson today an elephant. ^ requesting him to use his influence .to COAL save Mrs. Bessie J. Wakefield from! Every, department, in the house contributes hanging next March for the murder of Anything made of leather her husband. Pennsylvania Best Anthracite (all sizes), RED Ash VAUDETTE to this sale. The appended items are typical A mass meeting to protest against the is our line. hanging will be held here- Wednesday! and BLUE Gem "THE TRAIL OF THE LOST .of the bargains you will find throughout the night under auspicies of the Women's'' We have it, can get it or CHORD," Political union. Similar meetings are 2-Recl American store. Sale starts today with the opening of being planned throughout the state by it is not made. women. the doors; ends Saturday night at 6 o'clock. If Mrs. Wakefield's sentence is car- Also Fine Comedy Picture. ried out she will.be the first woman toj = JELLJOO Girls' $2 tub dresses (sizes 6 to 14), gSc. Ibe hanged in Connecticut since colonial \f GOLDIN'S Steinway Comedy Four [days. i** The Best is Cheapest ' soc to 75C fine madras shirtings, etc., at 250. HARNESS FACTORY 150 to 250 ginghams of various kinds at xoc. VETERAN OUTFIELDER €ET OUR PRICES M PHONES 1672 i2*-2C oiitings -and flannelettes at 50. 80 Marietta St. Atlanta, Ga. 5cc to 6oc Huck toweling, all linen, at 390. SOLD TO GALVESTON ALAMO NO. 1 500 to 850 silk or -wool remnants at 250. Memphis, Tenn., November 17.—Rudy "THE ESCAPE OF JIM DOLAN," Baerwald. for seven seasons the main- PROCTER'S Some so-odd sample rugs at half price. stay of the Memphis outfield, was re- 2-Reel Selig. leased today to the Galveston clu'b of Yards 359 Decatur St. Odd lots .and sample curtains at half price. ' the Texas league,, of which Paui Sen- tell, former Atlanta star, is manager. And Fine Comedy Picture*. 35C to soc curtain nets, up to 15-yd. lengths, at 25- . First Baseman Dunkle, of the" Roa- 5oc to 6oc ribbons of many kinds at 3jc. noke club, has been purchased to re- place Captain Abstein. MEN $2.50 to $5 stylish neckwear at g8c. Robbed Bank of $100,000. 850 to $2 real Irish laces at 490.' ALAMO NO. 2 Pontiac, Mich., November 17.—Ralph Cured Forever 'THE PORT OF MISSINS WOMEN" $6 to $10 fine imported laces at $3.49. E. Jossman, defaulting cashier of the §| $30,00 Portable Electric Lamps , $20.00 10. Jossman State Bank of Clarkston, .By a true specialist Selig Drama. $i crystal nets in lavender, pink and blue, 6gc. near, 'here, wag' today sentenced to serve who possesses the "THE LOST CHORD," from seven to twenty years in the state experience of years. Essanay Drama. $4, $5 and $6 fashionable silk girdles, $2.48. prison at Jackson. He admitted" hav- The right kind of S $15,00 Portable Electric Lamps , $10.00 experience — doing One big lot of silk dresses at half price. ing taken for his own use more than the same thing the "HIS LAST HGHT." Vttagraph $100,000 of the bank's funds. The af^ right way hUDdreds Bessie Welsh, Soprano. $12.50, $15 and $18 silk or wool dresses, $5. fairs of the o»>e ony>a/>yfor> P 101 Bison Drama. $?&£?£$&£n !£&*>$* "SET \ 1C'A North Broad St.. Atlanta, G«. 1 a affj^r i? «i f aK«?iffi? i INSURANCC ''' "• fo*E COMPAN!' '.' ' Y" J\oGTo "/^ patronize. S wall of masonry, but, rather, an art!--' lieial hill with a gentle slope "hit !« OF ATHENS, GccmoiA. .hardly recognized as a dam at ail bv the tourist. "•* INC. 19,03. CASH CAPITAL. oi* F* WINE: In fact, the growth of'jungle il _ .ilc.a. >Vhl»Vejr ,ni Deaf Habit* tre»t«t . ;G APU DINE »lOO.O<2>p.OO ' I it Home or ml Sanitarium. Book on .object ready is covering it over and, as-Col- S Free. DR. B. M. WOOL1.EY, 7 -N, VlMW onel Goethals said to a member of con CURES Georgia by oi/er' I Sultulinn. Atlanta. Georgia. ; ••'. gress on the .Isthmus, "Thirty years ATLANTA AGENTS from now people will wonder where A.U. SHROPSHIRE flt CO. we put all the money we spent down EMPIRE, ure BIOS. soo here, for by that time nearly the whole HEADACHE canal will have the aspect of a natu- iral and not an artificial waterway." I The story of the great Gatun Darn Set of teeth (whalebone) *S.OO Xhese price* include • 20-ye»r Gold crown (2SK)' ..-. 3.00 and the controversy that waged about i CHENEY'S guarantee. M we hurt; you you need Bridge work 4 3.00 It, ncrw definitely settled by an earth- not pay us one cent- • Gold filling .SO quake, is. told in the mqgt remarkable AD* Painless extraction ...... free boolc of the year—"The .Panama Ca- SPEG- EXPECTORANT nal,''' by Frederic-J." Haskin. -^._ . This is the book The Constitution is IN A LITTLE WATE ; Cures Running of tb« NOM, .iiML. .: - Cold, chilly, reelings, imitflinr. nor*' throat. offering to its readers at the bare cost Romovcra the cause, whether front ___ ,. EASES OF MEM ' lunff trpublee, oppressive Jteelinff In'the client.- of manufacture and handling. Save the Sold, BripP. or nervousness, LOCATED IN ATLANTA |O YEARS. . Try- Chenej''.s Expectorant noil 11me. You R.F«r« Allowed ZSHiUe coupon printed In another part of to- IOc.,250. and 50o. 1 need a remedy for colds. 2fc «t Urujr itoru. day'* iaeu*. •OLD AT WCLL-STOCKCD DHUQ STOHKC- 3Z INHAN BLOV3. ZZ>i S. BROAD ST. Udv.} -. . ••• -.-...-, .. .. V -' ...... -,..

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